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my    journey

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For much of my life, I felt like I was always moving but never arriving.

Growing up amidst the instability of my parents’ separation and moving across countries, I carried a deep sense of restlessness—a feeling of being untethered, uncertain, and searching for something I couldn’t quite name.

That restlessness stayed with me as I navigated life’s twists and turns, showing up as self-doubt, overwhelm, and a longing for connection and purpose.

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But over time, I began to understand that this restlessness wasn’t just something to overcome—it was a call to go deeper.

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It was an invitation to turn inward, to heal the wounds of my past, and to reconnect with myself. This journey has taught me that restlessness is a natural part of life—it comes and goes as we evolve and grow.

Yet, with experience, tools, and mindful practices, the path back to balance and rooted presence becomes faster, gentler, and more intentional.

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Rerooting

After years away from Iran, I returned to my homeland and began reconnecting with my cultural identity. ​

This was a time of rediscovery—of who I was beneath the roles I had taken on and the expectations I had carried. ​​

Leaving behind a career in architecture, I stepped into a deeper understanding of myself and my purpose.

My transformation has unfolded  through three pivotal phases​​

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Uprooting​​

Marrying my German husband and leaving Iran behind felt like a powerful rebirth. I carried the roots of my culture with me, as I created a new life abroad.

It was through this process of uprooting that I learned the beauty and strength of holding onto what matters most while embracing change.

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New Roots

In Berlin, I stepped into the roles of wife and mother, navigating significant transitions that unraveled and reshaped my identity.

These experiences challenged me to find balance amidst change, deepening my understanding of what it means to feel rooted while embracing the flow of life.

Through these phases, I’ve come to embrace change as a constant in life.

 

While restlessness may still arise, I’ve learned that rooted presence—a state of clarity, calm, and self-love—is always within reach.

It’s a practice, not a destination, and one that I now guide others to cultivate in their own lives.

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Today, as a facilitator of transformative spaces. I create and hold sacred gatherings for women who, like me, have felt the pull of restlessness and the longing for connection.​

Through Circle work, I guide participants to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves.

Each circle is held by the deep wisdom of Yoga and enriched by the experiences of women from diverse cultures.

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In these ceremonies, I give space to,

​​Healing meditations to quiet the mind and open the heart, practices that help embrace the present moment and inner wisdom, and a community of women who understand the power of sharing and being witnessed.​

 

This is not just about finding calm—it’s about creating a life that feels rooted, intentional, and authentic.

While life is always changing, these practices and spaces remind us that the path back to balance is always there. Together, we walk it.

Thank you for reading my story!

If you feel the calling then

see you in the Circle

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1979       Parents met in San Diego University. USA

1981       Born Tehran, Iran

1984      Moved to California, USA

1989      Returned to Iran

1990       Parents Separation/ Father's Remarriage

1996      Immigrated to Vancouver Canada

1998       Father's Separation 2nd marriage

1999       BFA، Minor Physics UBC Canada

2003      Master of Architecture UBC Canada

2005      Work in Architectural Firm, Vancouver

2006      Initiated Nimatollahi Sufi,  Vancouver

2007     Returned to Iran

2008      Yoga T.T. Satyananda, India. 200hrs.

2012       M.Arch Tehran University, Iran

2014       Architectural Professor, Ghazvin / Tehran    

2016       Transactional Analysis Studies      

2017       Married

2018      Teaching Yoga at Home(s) 

2018      Peydā Workshop in Person in Persian

2018       Yoga T. T. Sivananda, Sacramento. 200hr.

2018       A Course in Miracles,  Marianne Williamson

2019      First Yād Circle in Person in Persian

2019       Advanced Yoga T.T.  Sivananda India، 500hrs.

2019       Mother stops all communication

2019      Moved to Berlin, Germany

2020      Integral Vedic Counselling, David Frawley

2020     Online Della Group Mentorship

              Program in Persian for Women

2020     Gave Birth to Daughter

2022     Moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina

2022     Father Passed Away

2023     Non Violent Communication, Judith Lasater

2023     Womb Circle Facilitator, Womben Wellness

2024     First Yād Circle Live Instagram in English

2024     Kundalini Somatica Activation , KU Portal

2025     First Peydā Circle online in English

My Life's Chronological Transitions

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​STILL LIVING,BREATHING  and HERE

Looking forward to holding a sacred place

for you to connect with your

healing magical self.

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