My Story

I’m Dianysa, but you can call me Dee. With Puerto Rican roots, born in NYC, I’m a boy mom and a triple Cancer. I’ve always felt the pull of deep emotional waters. But let me tell you, I didn’t always live aligned with that depth.

For a long time, I was chasing what I thought was joy—late nights, doing my thing, and not really slowing down. Then in 2016, life gave me a wake-up call. After having my son in 2012 and still living like I was invincible, I got hit with a double whammy: a lupus diagnosis and heart failure. It was like the universe saying, “Girl, you need to change course if you want to be here for the long run.”

I’d tried yoga before and brushed it off. But facing that health scare, I gave it another shot. Back then, I couldn’t even touch my toes. I was in rough shape—physically, mentally, emotionally. But stepping onto the mat the second time around was different. Yoga became my lifeline. It was the doorway to going inward, finding my healing journey, and ultimately coming back home to myself.

The result? I literally changed the function of my heart from 27% to 55%. That’s huge. And I credit that transformation to the healing power of this practice—of going inward, of choosing a wellness and spiritual path that brought me back to life.

What We Can Do Together

Now, I help others do the same. Through:

• Intuitive readings & astrology guidance, I help you understand your path.

• Yoga & embodied practice, I invite you to reconnect with your body’s wisdom.

• Mindful rituals & intention tools, we co-create routines that ground you in your truth.

My mission? To help you live intentionally, find your center, and discover the magic in everyday moments—with a deep commitment to holding space for marginalized communities. Because this practice was meant for everybody, and we all deserve to come back home to ourselves.

Your Invitation

If you’re here, I know you’re ready for more than just surface-level change. You’re seeking depth, alignment, and authenticity. Let’s walk this path together — back to your center, back to your truth, back home to yourself.

XO, Dee