Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis as a teenager, my path to wellness began with learning to truly listen to and care for my body. What started as a journey of necessity evolved into a mission of transformation and empowerment through understanding our natural cycles. Through yoga, I discovered more than poses—I found pathways to self-discovery, autonomy, and intention. In the Hindu tradition, yoga offers routes to alignment, peace, and collective well-being. It became my tool for reclaiming power over my health narrative and challenging traditional medical paradigms that had shaped my early life. My awakening deepened when I began researching women's reproductive health, sparked by my own experiences. My studies led me to become certified in women's anatomy and physiology, pelvic floor health, womb wellness, and reproductive health. The revelation that essential knowledge about our bodies and cycles wasn't readily available or prioritized in traditional healthcare became a turning point. This gap in care, particularly for women and especially Black women, ignited a passion to create change. Her Sacred Way emerged from this intersection of personal experience and purpose. Through my work as a certified doula and prenatal yoga specialist, I discovered how powerfully our cycles connect to every aspect of our lives. We create accessible pathways to wellness that honor our community's needs, understanding that each person's journey to health and healing is unique and sacred. My extensive training in cycle awareness, hormonal health, and traditional healing practices revealed another crucial truth: the wellness industry often overlooks the natural rhythms of women's bodies, particularly during pregnancy and postpartum periods. This realization strengthened my commitment to creating a space where wellness meets wisdom, where ancient practices meet modern needs, and where every woman's cyclical nature is honored. Today, Her Sacred Way stands as a testament to the power of listening to our bodies, understanding our natural rhythms, questioning traditional narratives, and creating pathways to wellness that serve our whole selves. We're here to transform not just individual lives, but entire communities through accessible, culturally enriching experiences and radical self-care practices that honor our cyclical nature.