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.Psssst…. I am in a paradise island hours away by boat from Bali and I have my do not disturb on .. wow ! I can’t recall...
16/06/2026

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Psssst…. I am in a paradise island hours away by boat from Bali and I have my do not disturb on .. wow ! I can’t recall the day I did that… been hosting retreats 1:1 since November 2025.
My soul yearned for a reset ✨🫶🏽✨
My mantra 👁️❤️👁️: Emmanuelle stare at the ocean, have a healthy smoothie, swim and read, draw, write, watch sunrise and sunset and sleep.
Dear God, while sleeping - remove anything that doesn’t belong to me & in my body temple. Thank you ✨🫶🏽✨

Back to my book ( it’s hilarious, see slide 5 ) I am LOL alone on the beach !

Life is so precious and I am grateful for every second I get to experience it ✨🫶🏽✨

04/06/2026

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After 7 days of inner work and empowerment retreat 1:1 in person with the amazing talented
So proud of him to have invested in himself and come forward to seek guidance 🌹

Ladies and Gentlemen I am Emmanuelle and I was honored to guide him and witness his growth second by second
I let you listen to Youri’s incredible testimony ✨🫶🏽✨

.✨ Set a chair in front of him. Empty. He sits across from it — already his younger self. The kid. The teenager. Face to...
31/05/2026

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✨ Set a chair in front of him. Empty. He sits across from it — already his younger self. The kid. The teenager. Face to face with the person from the experience that scarred him. ✨

The resistance hits first. Excuses. Defense. The shifting in the seat. Et voilà — the protectors snapping awake, the roles clawing to hold the line. Because beneath that chair sits the wound.
The source. The architect shadowing his adult life right now.

Most people barricade themselves in their head. They rehearse the conversation, they picture the scene, they replay the memory on a stage they direct. The wound never gets reached.
The empty chair detonates that. He’s there — as the kid — speaking to the figure across from him. Words bottled for decades finally break free. That’s the crack.

The body unlocks what the head edited out.
Shame rises. Anger floods. Grief breaks loose. The blind spot finally has a face.

The breakthrough erupts in the flesh. Through movement.
From the voice. Out of the body that kept score while the mind talked over it. The self-sabotage hijacking his days. The patterns looping. The roles he plays on autopilot.

All of it traces back to that kid in the chair — and the truth he was never permitted to speak.

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Emmanuelle. I work as a mirror — and the empty chair is where the silence finally shatters. What it reflects, you can no longer unsee.

So — who’s been in that chair your whole life, screaming, watching you become a stranger to them?

With love & honor to have guided this incredible kind, genuine man Youri in this role playing! Watching him having his breakthrough on the last slide is priceless ✨🫶🏽✨

.✨ Vulnerability ✨ Put the blindfold on and watch what surfaces. The head drops. Et voilà — there it is. Shame. The one ...
25/05/2026

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✨ Vulnerability ✨ Put the blindfold on and watch what surfaces.

The head drops. Et voilà — there it is. Shame.
The one emotion that festers in the dark even after the lights go out. Youri knelt blindfolded. I tracked the tremor in his shoulders, switched the music to pull him under, read every flicker his body betrayed. His head sank lower. Not the blindfold — the shame.

And beneath it, the protectors. The roles. The masks he sculpted so no one would witness what he was already concealing from himself.

Vulnerability dismantles the performance. No eyes to perform for. No face to arrange. Only the raw thing left when you stop running the show. This is where the work detonates. In the dark. On your knees. Where shame collides with the light it was engineered to evade.

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Emmanuelle. I work as a mirror — and the blindfold is how I make you face it.
Strip the sight, and what you’ve hidden from your whole life has nowhere left to run. What it reflects, you can no longer unsee.

✨ So — what does your head drop to hide? ✨

I am so proud of Youri for investing in himself, do the inner work and grow minute by minute.
Thank you for your trust and your courage to share your journey and impact people in empowering ways. 🌹

.✨ What kind of woman studies human transformation in borrowed rooms across the United States, absorbs teachings with th...
19/04/2026

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✨ What kind of woman studies human transformation in borrowed rooms across the United States, absorbs teachings with the appetite of a scholar and the instinct of an artist, transmits that fire of knowledge across oceans where ritual, culture, and discipline refine her craft into cérémonie—where nothing flatters, everything sharpens, where she is stripped, tested, confronted, refined, left with no refuge in illusion…

…and instead of polishing a persona, she walks straight into the raw discipline of rebuilding with bare hands, into cultures that don’t clap, don’t cushion, don’t translate—where you either land in your body or stay hidden behind the mask that once kept you safe, the version of you that learned early how to be accepted…

then returns to her own life with the audacity to weave psychology, travel, grief, devotion, and lived experience into a body of work so intimate it feels almost indecent in its accuracy—while behind the scenes, entirely solo, she architects every question, every page, every word, every thought—until the person sitting across from her forgets who they learned to be… and comes face to face with the one they can no longer abandon?

So now you know, I was once you too.

🌹 Watch slide to see how I turn my life around from baking crepes on a flea market ( part 1 post ) to fashion designer ( part 2 post ) to now being a guide hosting retreats around the world 🌹

Part 3 🔱 this is it
Pleasure meeting you
Say Hi & share your highlight experience in the comments
Emmanuelle

.✨ What kind of woman turns a handful of coins earned over a sizzling crêpe pan into a full atelier humming with master ...
17/04/2026

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✨ What kind of woman turns a handful of coins earned over a sizzling crêpe pan into a full atelier humming with master tailors, slips quietly into glossy pages without announcing her own name—très French, non?—then watches the ground literally rewrite the rules beneath her feet, only to vanish across an ocean, rinse herself in salt, silence, and sunburnt horizons, and reappear inside a van with sand on the floor, a laptop balanced on pure intuition led by instinct, and the audacity to reinvent an entire industry she had never touched, as though reinvention were less a choice and more a “must” written deep into her bloodstream?
If I can, you can too ❤️

Watch the devastating news that happen in slide 11 and how I come out until last slide 🔱

Part 3 coming soon 🌹

✨ Please share your own breakthrough reinventing yourself in the comments ✨
Emmanuelle

.✨ What kind of woman steps out of a childhood divided in two—five years old, already reading the silence between adults...
15/04/2026

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✨ What kind of woman steps out of a childhood divided in two—five years old, already reading the silence between adults like a second language—and instead of shrinking into the narrow script written for her, slips out through side doors, backstreets, and late-night rehearsals, saying non, merci to limitation, until one day she lands in Paris with a gaze that refuses to lower, a mind already composing, a body already choosing, and a life that begins to unfold as a deliberate, almost mischievous act of authorship—turning every chapter into a barefoot rebellion, leaping into the unknown, laughing softly at the rules she outgrew, rewriting her name with every step…
tell me, what do you call her?

Part 2 coming soon 🔱
Pleasure meeting you
Say Hi & introduce yourself in the comments
Emmanuelle

.Mooncup Girl: The Unexpected SpotlightBrighton, England 2004. I was walking through the streets when a woman stopped me...
12/05/2025

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Mooncup Girl: The Unexpected Spotlight

Brighton, England 2004. I was walking through the streets when a woman stopped me and said, “Oh my goddess, you’re perfect for my product!” Her name was Sue, founder of Mooncup. She asked me on the spot to join a photo shoot. I didn’t really know what Mooncup was, but her energy pulled me in. I said yes.

That yes led to talks, new communities, unexpected recognition—even someone spotting me in a café in Goa and saying, “Hey, are you the Mooncup girl?” I laughed, nodded, and felt proud. That photo had travelled. So had the message.

One day I passed a bus stop in Brighton and saw my face in the glass, holding the Mooncup. Then a bus drove by—same image, full size. I stood there, watching myself ride past. Haha!!!

Representing a product that embraced and celebrated women’s natural cycles was incredibly healing.
I was giving language to an experience my younger self had to carry alone.

Growing up in France, no one told me what a period was. I found blood in my underwear and panicked. My mother gave me a huge pad, told me to wash, and walked away. No explanation. No welcome. Just shame and silence.

My initiation into womanhood felt cold and abrupt, leaving me confused and disconnected from this natural part of life.
So when I became the Mooncup girl, something shifted. I was standing for something that honored the cycle.

I was rewriting that moment for myself.
I felt a profound sense of purpose, knowing I was part of a movement encouraging women to connect with their bodies respectfully and empoweringly.

Being part of this movement I never had access to as a girl—real, direct, unapologetic.
No roles to play. No softening needed. Just pride—and the sense that this was always meant to be claimed.

REFLECT:

What part of your story are you still dimming to protect someone else’s comfort—and what would change when you stopped?

When you speak the part you’ve been holding back, where does your body loosen—what unclenches, what breath returns?

.✨The Rain. The Coin. The Stage ✨In Tallinn, Estonia, it was the final day of . I woke up to a downpour—one of those so...
11/05/2025

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✨The Rain. The Coin. The Stage ✨

In Tallinn, Estonia, it was the final day of .
I woke up to a downpour—one of those soft, gray mornings that pulls you inward. My body wanted to stay tucked in, warm and quiet, yet something subtle stirred beneath the covers.

Sonia Choquette was speaking that day. I knew her voice from afar—her work had touched me before—and still, a part of me hesitated. So I did something I always do: I flipped a coin. Heads, I go. Tails, I stay. Heads it was.

I walked in the rain, barefoot in my Crocs,
Laughing to myself, soaked saying out loud, “What am I doing?” I could’ve stayed in, watched her online.

Inside the venue, lights softened. Applause rippled as Sonia stepped on stage. Her presence carried a different weight. She spoke of intuition, of learning to quiet the barking dog inside, of reclaiming that sacred space where our inner voice lives.

I sat beside a french lady I had never met, and together we dropped into the practice. It felt like being pulled inward by a thread of knowing. And then—it happened.

Sonia looked out at the crowd and her eyes found mine.

She smiled, raised her hand, and invited me up.

The room blurred. My feet were bare. My heart raced like a wild drum. Everything in me screamed, “Not me, not now.” And yet, I stood. I moved. I answered the call.

On stage, she asked my name. “Emmanuelle,” I said. And it echoed—inside me, around me, through me. That moment felt like a veil dissolving.

She took my hand, smiled into my soul, and said, “Emmanuelle, wave to the universe.”

That wave—so simple—carried the weight of lifetimes. My name landed like a prayer. I felt it anchor into me.
I felt so alive.

Emmanuelle. “God is with us.”
That day, I truly waved to the universe.
I let the universe see me.
And in return, it whispered,
Welcome, Emmanuelle. Step forward. It is your time to shine.

.THE CHEEK AGAINST THE WIND✨ A love letter to a soul once held under Goa’s stars ✨Lotfi.In Arabic, his name means gentle...
27/04/2025

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THE CHEEK AGAINST THE WIND
✨ A love letter to a soul once held under Goa’s stars ✨
Lotfi.
In Arabic, his name means gentle, kind, a graceful soul.
And that, he truly was.

I met him in Goa, 1999.
The first year my steps touched that land after seven years of wandering through India.
A meeting sparked by the invisible — no hesitation, no doubt, just ignition.

From the very first night, everything felt handwritten by something greater.
I remember the ride: hair in the wind, my cheek pressed against his, arms wrapped tight around his hips as we drove under a cathedral of stars smiling.
The road stretched ahead; the night carried us; the world faded into a golden stillness, into timeless wonder.

Our story danced across Tunisia, Ibiza, Geneva — every place a deeper thread, every day a new book opened between us.
Books filled our mornings, lazy breakfasts under the Goa sun, and quiet evenings by the soft light of a single lamp.
He always had a book ready for me, a line, a world he wanted me to meet.

The beach was our playground.
He taught me how to strike the racquet just right, how to move with the sway of the sea, laughing through the sunset until our bodies melted into the salt and sky.

These photographs—taken on a New Year’s Eve in Goa by an Indian photographer—capture a season when life burned bright.
The community called us the power couple then.
We received it with a smile and carried it lightly—what mattered lived between us, far from titles and outside voices.

His Enfield carried the spirit of wide roads, raw freedom, and the untamed pulse of India.

Today, I share these pieces of memory, not in sadness.
In honor.
In gratitude.
In remembrance of a soul whose gentleness shaped a part of mine forever.

Wherever you are now, Lotfi—
may you ride under endless stars,
with the same fire in your heart,
with the same wild grace in your soul.

Rest in Power and in Peace. You are loved 🔱

Bouche dorée - My nickname he loved saying to me meaning Golden Lips ✨

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