Ahimsa Wellness Sanctuary

 

The Flying Golden Warrior 

Many times, we let fear stop us from doing what we truly want. When the calling for Ahimsa came to me last year, I paused. Then, I announced to the universe through my writings that I would do it. The new year came, and I hesitated. What if I don’t get any students? What if I can’t pay the teachers? What will happen to Ahimsa if I decide to move from Jambi? What if a new virus stops the operation?

Luckily, I remembered excellent advice from Master Umesh H. Nandwani. JFDI. Just Fucking Do It! And so, I do. 

On this very special day, 22-02-2022, I am humbled and happy to share my new creation: Ahimsa Wellness Sanctuary. 

Ahimsa Wellness Sanctuary shares the sacred practices of Yoga, Meditation, and Qigong. It is a safe space for healing, learning, and growing your mind, body, soul, and spirit using the ancient wisdom from India and China to embrace a healthy, joyful, and purposeful life. 

Ahimsa, a Sanskrit word, means respect for all living things and avoidance of violence towards others. It is a core principle in the Hindu, Buddhist, and Jainist traditions. In a broader sense, Ahimsa means universal love and compassion. The word and the philosophy of Ahimsa have been following me for years but it was only when I devoted my life to my soul purpose, the pieces came together.

A special Thank You to my star sister, Agatha Vania Karina for designing the amazing logo, The Flying Golden Warrior. This image came to me often in my meditations and I am amazed it is now alive. 

May this creation be a big blessing to the universe. Amen. 

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