My expertise is Yoga and Yoga Nidra for mental health and addiction.
I also work with moon rituals creating my own international brand of flower elixirs which i create by moonlight. I channel the energy of the flower and create each elixir from seed to bottle . I run regular retreats, 1:1 programs and Flower elixir support groups through out the year.
My work encourages us to look at our shadow sides and honour the shadow as part of our wholness. Instead of turning away from the parts of ourselves we find difficult, why not embrace them. Helping us to maximise self love and acceptance.
Indra Singh is an intuitive guide for those that are ready to face their shadow, em- brace their own wild inner guru and live a truly authentic life. She is the creator of the international flower elixir brand ‘Silent Moon Imaginarium’ and is on a mission to spread awareness of ‘The Power of the Flower’ and vibrational medicine to the masses.
Indra spent many years travelling the world and searching externally for her guru; that one soul that would save her. It was only when Indra returned home that she found her true guru; the wild one within.
During her search Indra enjoyed a successful career in Yoga and meditation. She was featured several times on the cover of Yoga Magazine and has written many inspirational articles for Elephant Journal and various yoga publications.
Alongside the deep spiritual works, Indra followed her love for colour and the natu- ral world, exploring the realms of Aura Soma, Shamanic Healing and plant medicine.
In 2015 she was guided to work intensively with nature; channelling the vibrational energy of flowers and plants and creating elixirs by the light of the moon. Silent Moon Imaginarium was born and quickly became an international brand with a loyal following on four continents.
As well as her powerful elixirs and misters, Indra offers life transforming 1:1 pro- grammes, online support groups and magical live events – helping people honour their inner shadow and connect with their wild authentic self.
