In this episode, I dive into a story I’ve never fully shared in this way — the long, winding, unlikely path that led me to becoming a marriage celebrant. For most of my life, I was firmly against marriage. Not dramatically, but with that subtle, arrogant, anti-establishment streak that shaped so much of my youth — skateboarding, grunge, drum-and-bass raves, and later, the tantric-yogic path of walking the edges. Marriage felt like a construct, a box, an outdated script. Freedom was the religi...
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In this episode, I dive into a story I’ve never fully shared in this way — the long, winding, unlikely path that led me to becoming a marriage celebrant. For most of my life, I was firmly against marriage. Not dramatically, but with that subtle, arrogant, anti-establishment streak that shaped so much of my youth — skateboarding, grunge, drum-and-bass raves, and later, the tantric-yogic path of walking the edges. Marriage felt like a construct, a box, an outdated script. Freedom was the religi...
At one point, my kitchen bench looked more like a pharmacy than a place to prepare food. Bottles lined up like soldiers—capsules for energy, powders for gut health, tinctures for sleep, sprays for focus. You name it, I probably had it. Most of it was practitioner-prescribed. Well-researched. Well-intentioned. I wasn’t just guessing—I was responding to real challenges. Years of chronic fatigue. Adrenal burnout. An ongoing eye condition that no one seemed able to fully crack. I worked with skil...
The Yoga Heart Mind Podcast
In this episode, I dive into a story I’ve never fully shared in this way — the long, winding, unlikely path that led me to becoming a marriage celebrant. For most of my life, I was firmly against marriage. Not dramatically, but with that subtle, arrogant, anti-establishment streak that shaped so much of my youth — skateboarding, grunge, drum-and-bass raves, and later, the tantric-yogic path of walking the edges. Marriage felt like a construct, a box, an outdated script. Freedom was the religi...
