V I S I O N
An earth inhabited by humans fully aware of their interconnectedness with all of life.
In harmony with our innate joy, kindness and curiosity, we embrace our individuality while contributing to the well-being of others and our natural world.
YOU MAY SAY I'M A DREAMER
BUT I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE
M I S S I O N
Empowering, educating and inspiring individuals to cultivate harmony within through well-being practices, messages, connections and interactions.Creating virtual and eco spaces for our community and well-being collaborators committed to bringing to light our interconnected nature.
FIT FOR JOY: GARDEN OF WELL-BEING
ECO SPACE IN KAUA’I , HAWAII
The Fit for Joy Vision Space — It is an organic garden and well-being eco space located in Kauai, Hawaii. It offers online and on-site workshops, classes, lectures, in-person podcast interviews and training programs dedicated to healthy practices, alternative healing and sustainable living.
The Flower of Life symbol is a two-dimensional illustration that contains 19 equally proportioned overlapping circles of the same size that are interconnected. The image looks like a set of equally proportioned flowers. The composition is not only beautiful; it has profound symbolic meanings for our existence, life on Earth, the formation of the Universe, and our place in it.
The Flower of Life is a symbolic representation of life and the interconnectedness of all things. It is associated with the Sacred Geometry school of thought, an ancient science that studies the spiritual significance of shapes and proportions and how they reflect the universe. The circles that make up the flower symbol can be arranged in an infinite number of ways, each creating a new and unique pattern. This reminds us that we are all capable of creating anything we can imagine and that our potential is limitless.
Every interaction is an opportunity to create moments of true connection, joy and everlasting positive impact.
ABOUT
Founder of Fit for Joy, author, student of Vedanta & facilitator
I was born in Brazil and was severely impacted by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs.)
I promised myself to be resilient on my quest for well-being, yet, with limited resources and education, my teenage years were mired in unnecessary suffering.
At the age of nineteen, I met an American mentor who brought me to the United States and taught me about the importance of eating healthy and exercising regularly. I was also encouraged to engage with art therapy (music, dance and singing).
My curiosity and willingness to heal led me to inspiring experiences. I learned to dance flamenco and performed professionally in Miami, Florida. I wrote my own songs and played guitar — it brought moments of JOY back into my daily life!
When I moved to New York City, I became a certified personal trainer and guided many into the path of health and wellness. I later won first-prize as a fitness competitor in two divisions for my dedication and professionalism.
What felt like a well-being destination, was only the beginning of my healing/spiritual exploration.
In my mid-thirties I became deeply depressed and was diagnosed with C-PTSD stemming from my childhood trauma. The work I had done to heal my body and mind was halfway accomplished. It was time to commit to well-being education and to engage with different healing modalities to treat C-PTSD.
During my “being well” exploration, I traveled, wrote books, got married, became a dog mom, started a podcast collaborating with hundreds of well-being facilitators in the USA and from around the world.
Although I continue to learn and gain profound insights into the essence of well-being, I have realized that JOY is our nature. JOY is our unlearned expression of gratitude and appreciation for the dance of life.
Our limitations must not become our destiny, but instead guide us to experience our own wholeness and the wholeness of life.
We are all FIT FOR JOY. :)