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I am based in  Devon, UK.

 

My path through life has led me to many places and lands,

each helping me piece together the puzzle of 'why am I here on this earth' and 'what am I here to do?'

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Over these years of travelling and living abroad, I began to discover a deep love of the earth and the old way of making medicine and healing with the plants. 

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During a 4 year apprenticeship in Ireland with medical herbalist and medicine woman Carole Guyett I discovered my love of ceremony and ritual. 

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Woven throughout, in every city and mountain I have lived with, I have been a part of or held a womans circle. These circles of sisterhood acting like anchors for life to grow from.

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These threads of life work and interest are forever unfolding, and I am eternally grateful to all my teachers who have helped me remember my path here on earth.

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The essence of my work is holding space for thresholds. A threshold is a space imbetween time, a liminal container where the old hasn't quite fallen away but the new is beckoning. We all pass through thresholds in our lives, however birth and death may be the most significent of them all.

 

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Through both life experiences and my work as a birth doula, I have sat at both births and deaths.  These moments witnessing such thresholds have given me insight into what is needed in these liminal spaces, by those who are navigating these experiences and those around them.

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Loss is threshold that deserves to be honoured and held. My own experience with loss gave me great insight into what is needed during that time. After journeying along my own healing path and being asked to write a book to bring gentle support and care to this experience,  I felt a call to create spaces and support circles for other women. 

 My intention for these spaces be a place where loss and grief can be heard, where stories can be listened to, hands be guided to craft special objects, herbs be connected to and ceremony created, all to weave yourself back together again. 

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It is an honour to walk with women across these thresholds, I feel deeply grateful for this path,

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Love,

India

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