As of July 1st, I’ve left Alamyn as a partner. Not with a heavy heart, but with great thankfulness and a big smile.

The moment Dewi Louise came to me with her idea for Alamyn, we just couldn’t stop. It became clear that we had to birth this baby together, and so we did—effortlessly, completely guided by the universe and the sacred plants.

 

Alamyn has been built on a strong foundation and has always been and still is completely soul-led. At its core, its mission is to guide individuals back to their truest selves, to find their true soul’s mission, and to live by it. This is what we believe the world needs right now. To make that happen, we have to live by this principle ourselves.

 

As we always say, dark and light go hand in hand and need to be embraced in order to let the light in. My personal journey over the past year has been one of great darkness, accompanied by a severe health crash that I am still recovering from. But I believe all challenges I face are there to help me grow and bring me closer to my truest self.

 

I made an intention long ago to truly live by my soul’s mission and dedicate my life to it. Now, this process—where everything that doesn’t support this mission is being radically stripped away—is unfolding. Truly accepting death, closing chapters, and endings is an important part of my journey now, and leaving Alamyn is part of that process.

 

It was my job to help conceive and birth Alamyn—that’s where my gold lies. It was an honor to do so alongside Dewi Louise, so she can now truly let her soul’s mission come to fruition. It was an honor to learn from Dewi, work with her, but most of all, I am thankful to have her in my life as a soul sister. We continue to walk our paths together, and that’s the most beautiful gift I could have received.

Thank you, Dewi. For who you are. To me and to the world.

To all of you who are finding the courage to discover your true self—thank you. You are so needed, and with Dewi Louise and the sacred plants, you are in the best possible hands.

 

Love,
Haydi