My given name Patricia, means noble; Lurline, means temptress (Siren).
Ahava translates as unconditional love; Bul translates to fire/light. This is a name I often use as I channel my work in this lifetime.
As a youth I had an affinity towards health and wellness. I spent my time exploring anatomy textbooks, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda philosophy, Pilates and belly dance.
As I was becoming an adult I spent hours sifting through my religious upbringing and the trauma I had lived. Unpacking what love really was, learning to grieve well and how to learning to hold joy in a body unfamiliar to it.
As a young adult, I navigated intense reproductive anatomy issues. Cysts, surgery, recovery and a long struggle to conceive were catalysts to lean deeper into myself.
As I begin to learn and explore for myself what healing of PCOS and making peace with my womb meant; I uncovered so many pieces that invited a different way of living and being into reality.
I began studying to be a doula and walked away. I studied midwifery from the periphery and turned away. I began studying bodywork, but it didn't land.
After five years of trying to conceive, I did. This started the journey of getting really serious about my long term reproductive health. If I was able to conceive once, theoretically I should be able to again; but how to ensure that was my goal. I learned and began practicing cycle tracking; womb alchemy and fell deeply in love with my body as it continues to return from postpartum, expand and nourish all at the same time.
I began to study the impacts of diet, lifestyle and environment and how they play such crucial roles in whole being health; that reproductive health is not just all the woman's responsibility, as many are led to believe. I began exploring energy bodies, quantum biology, fascial needs, how light and water interact; living language and the fundamentals of our reality and being.
Mothering expanded my neural capacity like no other experience and opened my whole life and heart up to nourish, connect with and support other women in their journey.
Here is this role, I have found and begun to integrate all the pieces of me that waited patiently for me. I am a woman still on her journey and I have so much more to go.