SANGEETA YADAV: RISING THROUGH THE CRACKS

Some journeys are not chosen; they are survived, transformed, and ultimately offered back to the world as light for others

When Survival Became a Decision

In 2012, life took an unexpected and devastating turn with a cancer diagnosis and fragile odds of survival. What followed was not surrender, but a fierce inner resolve shaped by love and responsibility.

“There was only one thought in my mind,” she reflects. “If I had to go, I would go down fighting — and I had to fight for my son. He was just four and a half years old. Giving up was not an option.”

That moment became a defining crossroads. Survival was no longer about enduring pain; it was about choosing life with intention.

Adversity as Awakening

Long months of treatment brought not only physical trials but profound self-reflection. In confronting mortality, she confronted herself.

“I realised I had spent years living without direction,” she says candidly. “I hadn’t done anything meaningful. Somewhere during that phase, I decided that if I survived, my life would take a new direction — something that defined my identity and helped others too.”

This inward shift marked the beginning of healing that extended far beyond the body.

From Experience to Purpose

Spiritual by inclination since childhood, she had never imagined that intuition and inner awareness could one day become her life’s work. Yet, as life unfolded, every hardship quietly became preparation.

“You don’t realise how life prepares you,” she observes. “Every challenge, every sorrow I faced is now helping someone else. When I see a client in emotional pain, my own journey guides me in that moment.”

Her work today integrates Tarot, Oracle readings, numerology, crystals and spiritual guidance — not as isolated tools, but as interconnected pathways towards emotional and energetic wellbeing.

Holding Space Where Healing Begins

As a relationship counsellor and wellness coach, she meets people in moments of raw vulnerability. Her strength lies not in fixing, but in holding space with empathy shaped by lived experience.

“No matter what happens, you have to keep fighting,” she says. “I have trained myself to look for solutions, not defeat.”

That mindset resonates deeply with those seeking clarity, grounding and reassurance.

A Quiet Message to Women

To women who feel stuck, defeated or unseen, her message is rooted in self-recognition rather than external validation.

“Awaken your inner potential and trust yourself,” she urges. “Until you love and value yourself, you won’t realise how powerful you truly are. Every woman carries that strength — some just haven’t discovered it yet.”

Her own life stands as proof that rediscovery is always possible.

Healing as a Calling

Healing, she believes, is not a profession but a calling that revealed itself during her most fragile moments.

She often likens her journey to the Japanese art of Kintsugi — broken pottery repaired with gold. “I feel like that artwork,” she says. “Broken into pieces, yet restored into something more beautiful than before.”

Each client, she adds, becomes a teacher in some way. “Every life teaches us something. I learn continuously.”

Intuition at the Centre

Describing herself as an intuitive reader, she places deep trust in inner guidance.

“Intuition is my greatest strength,” she explains. “What I share comes from experience and what I receive in that moment.”

Before every session, meditation and grounding help her align energetically, allowing clarity to guide each interaction.

A Vision Rooted in Light

Looking ahead, her vision is to touch more lives with a renewed perspective on emotional wellbeing.

“Life is beautiful, even in the smallest moments,” she says. “Being emotional is not a weakness — it is awareness. And awareness, when nurtured, becomes healing.”

In transforming her own pain into purpose, she continues to remind others that even the deepest cracks can become pathways for light.