Her devotional presence activates and inspires the process of empowered surrender in her students, which opens them to their endless, expansive nature. Sarasvati lives with her; she births worlds with words to bring to view what is real and needs to be seen by each of us, individually and collectively. (More on her offerings here)

Her initiation into Yoga coincided with her coming-of-age. This had set into motion the unfolding of awareness, a life of dedicated study and practice. Over the last fifteen years  she has received transmission and sat at the feet of teachers to whom she is grateful and endlessly devoted.

Leeladasi, the name given to her by Padamaji, a beloved teacher, alludes to her innocence, the preservation of a sense of oneness with all, by which she experiences everything as magic. Dasi is translated as servant. She uses her gifts to orient others to their innate perfection. It is this call to service, to hold space for others, so that they may come into their unconditioned wholeness, that gives her the courage to remain open and vulnerable and honest. Whichever mode of self-exploration or practice she shares, what she creates is a container for the radical affirmation of the total manifestation of the Self.