KRISTY RAM­NAR­INE

kristy.ram­nar­ine@cnc3.co.tt

Af­ter chas­ing the il­lu­sion of a fairy tale for some 13 years, Sreshtha Tewari fi­nal­ly filed for di­vorce. It was a very painful and dif­fi­cult de­ci­sion for Tewari, who was brought up in a Hin­du home—where mar­riage is con­sid­ered a ma­jor mile­stone in the cul­ture. That di­vorce led her to ther­a­py ses­sions, which she de­scribed as the best in­vest­ment in her life.

Tewari is now an emo­tion­al in­tel­li­gence love coach and hyp­nother­a­pist, spe­cial­is­ing in twin flame and soul love at­trac­tion—spir­i­tu­al con­cepts fo­cused on deep, trans­for­ma­tive con­nec­tions, where twin flames are seen as two halves of the same soul and soul love in­volves at­tract­ing emo­tion­al­ly and spir­i­tu­al­ly aligned part­ners. Her mis­sion is to guide “heart-cen­tred women” to­wards men­tal and emo­tion­al free­dom.

“This is the place where a woman feels free to un­apolo­get­i­cal­ly and au­then­ti­cal­ly be her true self and live her best life,” she ex­plained.

“In this place, we have the pow­er to call in the deep, soul­ful love that is meant for us, in­clud­ing re­union with your twin flame.”

Tewari al­ways had a pas­sion for em­pow­er­ing oth­er women, who she be­lieves should not be sti­fled.

“In 2020, I cre­at­ed and pro­duced a YouTube se­ries on men­tal and emo­tion­al abuse aware­ness in a bid to help one of my friends who was in an abu­sive sit­u­a­tion,” she said.

“When I was pro­mot­ing the se­ries, I re­alised oth­er women re­lat­ed, and this opened an op­por­tu­ni­ty for me to do men­tal health ses­sions at work.”

Her ses­sions were met with suc­cess and pos­i­tive re­views, which led to the cre­ation of an­oth­er YouTube se­ries—this time on emo­tion­al heal­ing.

“I didn’t know I was go­ing to end up be­ing an emo­tion­al in­tel­li­gence coach at that time,” she said.

“It was like I was be­ing guid­ed; I was just fol­low­ing my in­tu­ition.”

Tewari then en­rolled in a pro­gramme with the Woman School, called The Art of Be­ing a Woman Mas­ter­class, where she signed up to learn Whole­ness Coach­ing.

“The Whole­ness Coach pro­gramme was the first time I was in­tro­duced to the con­cept of the brain be­ing five per cent con­scious and 95 per cent sub­con­scious,” she ex­plained.

“This was the be­gin­ning of un­der­stand­ing the ex­tent to which our pro­gram­ming con­di­tions and gov­erns our lives. That pro­gramme fo­cused on de­sign­ing your life as a woman, stretch­ing your dreams, and be­liev­ing in the im­pos­si­ble by fo­cus­ing on self-im­age and self-worth.”

Af­ter suc­cess­ful­ly com­plet­ing the pro­gramme, Tewari need­ed to mar­ket and ad­ver­tise her skills; how­ev­er, she was—and still is—quite in­tro­vert­ed.

Through a we­bi­nar, she met Amer­i­can au­thor and en­tre­pre­neur Eben Pa­gan and his wife, love coach An­nie Lal­la.

Pa­gan was host­ing a vir­tu­al coach pro­gramme on how to get clients. Lal­la—who is orig­i­nal­ly from Trinidad and To­ba­go—was al­so part of the pro­gramme, teach­ing about the ‘in­ner game’.

Tewari signed up for the cou­ple’s coach­ing pro­gramme, and af­ter one month, to her sur­prise, she had a ma­jor per­son­al break­through.

“I dis­cov­ered who my twin flame was—my whole life and years of ex­ten­sive emo­tion­al tur­moil be­gan to make sense,” she said.

“Your twin flame is your same ex­act soul split in­to two for a pur­pose on Earth. Be­cause you share the same soul, your souls vi­brate at the ex­act same fre­quen­cy. As such, you both share the same soul song.

“A soul­mate vi­brates close to, but not on, your same fre­quen­cy. A soul­mate does not have to be ro­man­tic—it can al­so be pla­ton­ic, for ex­am­ple, a moth­er, friend, cousin, sis­ter, etc. Not every­one has a twin flame.”

Tewari con­tin­ued to work with the cou­ple and reg­is­tered for their year-long pro­gramme.

Af­ter com­plet­ing it, she start­ed her own work­shop—Mag­ne­tise Soul Love—which com­bined what she had learnt from the Woman School and the ex­er­cis­es she learnt from Lal­la. Five months lat­er, Tewari said, her first client found her soul­mate.

By this time, Tewari want­ed to learn more. She want­ed to fur­ther un­der­stand neu­ro-lin­guis­tic pro­gram­ming (NLP), which was the ba­sis of Lal­la’s teach­ings. Lal­la rec­om­mend­ed a course with Melis­sa Tiers, a renowned hyp­nother­a­pist from New York. Tiers is the founder of The Cen­tre for In­te­gra­tive Hyp­no­sis and co-founder of the Eth­i­cal Coach­ing Col­lec­tive.

Tewari be­gan fol­low­ing Tiers and de­cid­ed to at­tend a hyp­nother­a­py con­fer­ence in Las Ve­gas to pur­sue a course called Coach­ing the Un­con­scious Mind.

At that con­fer­ence, Tewari met Krys­sa Marie Bow­man—an in­ter­na­tion­al­ly recog­nised hyp­nother­a­pist, au­thor, and founder of Quan­tum Jour­neys Hyp­no­sis—and won a free hyp­nother­a­py ses­sion with her.

“It was the most amaz­ing­ly beau­ti­ful thing I ever ex­pe­ri­enced,” she said.

“I was tak­en to the year of my twin flame’s birth and saw him beck­on­ing me to come to Earth with him.”

Tewari want­ed to fig­ure out how to give her own clients the same ex­pe­ri­ence—clar­i­ty, un­der­stand­ing, and trans­for­ma­tion.

She de­scribed the twin flame jour­ney as ex­treme­ly dif­fi­cult and tu­mul­tuous; many in­di­vid­u­als strug­gle with twin flame sep­a­ra­tion, which is part of the process.

She even­tu­al­ly en­rolled in Bow­man’s pro­gramme, Quan­tum Jour­neys Hyp­no­sis, and dis­cov­ered that it came nat­u­ral­ly to her. Her clients ex­pe­ri­enced pos­i­tive re­sults.

Af­ter work­ing with women since 2021, Tewari de­cid­ed to cre­ate a four-day ex­pe­ri­ence with ex­er­cis­es, med­i­ta­tions, and vi­su­al­i­sa­tions to help trans­form women’s lives.

She de­vel­oped the Self and Soul Love Re­treat, a com­bi­na­tion of ground­ing, emo­tion­al re­lease, chakra align­ment, and teach­ings on how to cre­ate your life and how to step in­to your pow­er as a woman.

The work­shop will take place at the Mag­dale­na Grand in To­ba­go from June 19-22.

The goal of the re­treat is to awak­en the heart and soul of the am­bi­tious woman who may have a suc­cess­ful ca­reer but feels lost, lone­ly, and dis­con­nect­ed from her­self. It is for the woman who wants to claim her­self—un­apolo­get­i­cal­ly and au­then­ti­cal­ly.

As Tewari con­tin­ues to grow her busi­ness, she al­so wants to give back. She de­cid­ed to part­ner with the Trinidad Shel­ter for this re­treat, pledg­ing to do­nate $100 for every tick­et sold. The shel­ter is a safe house for sur­vivors of do­mes­tic abuse.

You can learn more about Tewari at www.pur­pose­ful­ly­pas­sion­ate.com