Fakeera (often called Fafa) is an intuitive guide and conduit, celebrated for her authenticity, fearlessness, and deep vulnerability.
She has been working with the emotional body for over 20 years, supporting people in profound self-inquiry, trauma healing, and spiritual exploration, while holding space for them to meet and accept all parts of themselves. ​
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Fafa believes we are far more than the identities and roles we carry.
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The work she shares is called 'Self Deconstruction' - an inner inquiry, a process where we deconstruct who we think we are and consciously reconstruct the many parts within, in alignment with who we choose to be.
Creating spaces where people can face what is usually avoided - desires, endings, identity collapse, sexuality, loneliness, vulnerability, uncertainty, rejection, pleasure, needs, longing, and emotional truth - with compassion and deep presence. She guides cuties to discover themselves beyond conditioning, labels and stories...
Modalities - spiritual practices like Self-Enquiry and trauma-informed approaches like Shamanic Psychodrama and Art-Based Interventions.
Fakeera guides people seeking to jump inward to “Self-Deconstruct” and deepen their capacity to bring compassion to self and others.
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The work flows across individuals, couples, groups, institutions, and corporations.
She refers to people she works with as ‘cuties’, instead of clients or patients. ​​
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Self-Deconstruction (Parts Work)
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Healing Traumas
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Difficult Dialogues
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Navigating Death and Grief
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Conflict to Connection
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Self-Deconstruction
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Who am I? And how many others I carry with me?
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Let's Talk About Death
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Existential Questions
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Conflict Resolution & Difficult Conversations
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Conscious Leadership
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Bridging Inner Work & Outer Leadership
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Existential Questions
“Though themes remain but each workshop unfolds uniquely, shaped intuitively by the group’s needs and energy...”
The only way out is through
​​As buffaloes run straight into the storm, knowing it's the quickest way through.​​​​
With the same the work leads to jump inward to move beyond suffering.​​​​​​
"Life is Epic" - a profound wisdom imparted by my daughter Tara, who transitioned from this world at the age of 12
Blogs, Podcasts, Workshops and Conversations on Death and Parenting, both shaping her into deeper surrender and compassion
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DEATH: A Door to know More
The one who leaves the body steps through a door to their onward journey. For the one who remains, another door opens to see beyond the physical, to surrender more deeply.
The greatest fear we hold is death, yet it is also the greatest key to understanding what it means to truly live. I will die, you will die, we all will. Each of us, one day, will walk through that door into the next venture.
And perhaps, when we look closely, death is not an ending at all, but a return. A return to what we always were before the body, before the name.
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PARENTING: A Path of Surrender
Every child is a Guru/Teacher, showing us how to be in the moment, how to be here, to see, feel, and let go. As parents, our role is to ensure the child’s basic needs are met, that they are loved, safe, and have the space for their true nature to blossom. Parenting is not about teaching, but about surrendering and being conscious.
Baptiste, France
I met Fafa during my travel in India. I attended a workshop she was leading. I will remember forever this moment ; observing her way of being and listening attentively to what she was sharing. It was so inspiring, up lifting and motivating. It touched me strongly as I was longing for self work and growth.
I am now working since 5 years with Fafa and I want to point that there is no one time that Fafa was out of point. She is always her very sharp in her ability of sensing what I am going through and what could help me to move forward, she always brings clarity where I need it.
Before working with Fafa it was very hard for me to connect with myself and identify what I am feeling. Often I was circling in the stories and stuck there. Doing the work is helping me more and more to get in touch with my inner world. Sensing and allowing my emotions and my needs, sharing them with vulnerability instead of suppressing, moving through challenges in relationship, accepting the part in me that I put down, building more confidence in working with my creative side through woodworking…
In my own pace I’m learning to forgive, to bring more compassion and acceptance in all the levels of my Life, and Fafa is accompanying me with a lot of Love on this way.
I am forever grateful to have cross her path,
Thank you Fafa
