The Meditation Hunter

23/02/2026

And so begins another Indian adventure. This one a sacred 14 nights of panchakarma, Pandits, initiations and teachings with two friends and our teacher of a decade. Almost 30 hours of travel so far as we make our way to the foothills of the Himalayas 🙏

14/02/2026

In one week I am blessed to return once again to Rishikesh and Varanasi - Rishikesh so calming, Varanasi not really a city, more a living energy. Two of my favorite places in the world. Two weeks of detox, meditation, initiations and blessings. Grateful. 🙏🫶

11/02/2026

Kashi. Benares. Varanasi. Avimukta. Anandavana. Mahashmahana. Rudravasa. All are one. And that one is one of the world's oldest living continually habited cities.

Considered one of the most holy cities.

A place truly like no other.

A place that I will never stop coming back to.

11/02/2026

This year, we have merged our signature Rajasthan trip with a Rishikesh extension - the best of both worlds! 6 spots left! DM me for more info xx

10/02/2026

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09/02/2026

For a country which is so busy and intense, India has a remarkable ability to allow you to switch off, to relax, to allow you to tap into deeper parts of your mind.

It is manic yet meditative. Chaotic yet deeply ordered. Overwhelming yet profoundly grounding.

Somehow, within the noise of car horns, temple bells, and crowded streets, there is an invitation to slow down - to sit, to observe, to feel.

And that is one of the great paradoxes of India - the outer world is vibrant and alive, while the inner world becomes quieter and clearer.

India doesn’t ask you to escape life. It asks you to experience it more fully.

08/02/2026

What are you up to in November? 9 months from now.

This is one of the absolutely gorgeous hotels where we spend time as we journey through Rajasthan. And it really is as amazing as it looks, monkeys leaping across the roofs, a hotel tortoise ambling its way across the lawn, a hidden cave temple, and more.

Still 6 spots left for our November journey. xx

07/02/2026

In just a couple of weeks I return to India - blessed to be embarking on a 16 day trip with my teacher of deep meditation, ancient temples and sacred initiations. Grateful for all the blessings.

06/02/2026

For those who are new here and don't know much about me - here is a little summary...

I am almost 58 and live in Sydney. I am a mother and a step mother, a cat lover and a tri national (French - English - Australian) - I moved here from Europe almost 35 years ago in my early 20s after tossing a coin - a story for another day.

I have worked for myself for over 20 yrs, built and sold businesses, been successful as judged by mainstream society (won awards, sat on boards etc). I have had cancer and come out the other side. I have lost a parent and suffered miscarriages, and I have been ultimately blessed with the most wonderful daughter in the universe. I am a partner and a sister.

I am A type but now I have calmed, I am an extrovert but sometimes need to introvert myself from myself... I love sunrises and English gardens with hedges.

I am a traveller and a seeker, I love freedom and being curious. I like people and old things. I am a master Reiki practitioner (initiated by one of Osho's top team members), and a meditation teacher. A kriya yoga devotee and an eternal student of the spiritual. I study Vedic (Jyotish) astrology and give karmic tendency readings. I am an Aries sun sign and a Virgo moon sign. I am in Rahu mahadasha for the next 18 years. I am fascinated by Karma and the ego.

I have had my heart broken, I've been divorced. I have been a people pleaser and an over sharer. I have let people and things trigger me. And maybe I have triggered them. I have experienced the dark night of the soul.

I am grateful for this life experience. I have seen things I could never imagine, felt things I could never explain. Walked on lands that vibrate with energy, meditated in caves where the insects speak.

I do not fear death.

My life is not perfect. I am not perfect.

I follow curiosity when it calls.
I keep learning.
Keep travelling.
Keep sitting in silence.
Keep beginning again.

Thank you for being here with me.

05/02/2026

If I had to give one tip, one place to start, one thing to incorporate into your life to start making a difference - it would be to breathe. To just sit and be with your breath, as often as you can, as many times a day as possible.

If you haven't already come across it, there is a fabulous book called 'Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art' by James Nastor - it's one of the few books I read more than once. In it he talks about how a hundred years ago it was discovered that all the tribes in a particular part of South America all had one thing in common - that the first thing they taught babies was how to breathe properly. They considered it the gateway to health.

We need to give ourselves the gift of constantly remembering.

03/02/2026

Argh - 2 minutes and 1 second 😂

03/02/2026