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"Hello! I have had the privilege to participate in a Women’s Circle led by Sunita for nearly 5 years now. I call them Happy Days, because they make me so happy. Sunita has been a beautiful gift, sent by a generous universe, to create for us a safe place, a refuge, where we can come weekly to rest our souls, breathe and explore our selves. In 5 years I have learned about myself in a very soft and gentle way. I have gained strength to move forward with issues that scared me before. I have discovered tools to feel at peace and to identify places (real or figurative) where I can rest and recharge. I was able to face wounds and old stories in my mind without judgment, just with love. Understanding the “why” liberates us, and we can move forward more happily and freely. I have also formed a little yet strong circle of feminine beauty and force where I feel supported and loved. I am so grateful for the other women in this group. I think Women’s circles are a blessing for women. I think their company is the best medicine. Soft, gentle, love, support, friends, peace, happiness. Thank you Sunita."
—P.M. January 2026
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"The Women’s Circle has been a very healing place, and I have grown tremendously from it. I have a full-time job and feel compelled to carve out 2 hours for our weekly calls even though it takes place during typical business hours. Some weeks are too tough to fit in but I have grown so accustomed to juggling my work meetings around our standing weekly 2-hour timeslot. The benefits from the community of our group are insane. Even with all the stress from work, I always return with a clearer mind, feeling grounded and ready to take on any challenge. Our calls bring so much to my week and is nothing but nourishing. It has helped me to better navigate my daily life, personally and professionally, and to better listen to my feelings, my triggers and my own self. If you think you don’t have the time, you are wrong. One can always find the gift of a few hours to spend on oneself."
– S.C. January 2026
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"A women’s circle with Sunita feels like I’m taking a creative painting course. She shows us what’s possible, shows us some ideas to get us started, and then we take over the brush when we individually become ready. Naturally we drift off and she gently guides us back to addressing the deeper meaning of our paintings. Of course every person’s painting will be different, but they will each be a more authentic version than when we started. Maybe I am my painting, but instead of Sunita helping me layer the coats on top of one another, she is helping me remove the layers of guilt, shame, resentment, and so on. She is helping to uncover what has been there all along, what has been silenced and shushed and told to sit down for so many years. She helps us to (re)discover our own vibrance. A women’s circle with Sunita is delightful and painful, unflinching and safe. And throughout, we hold each other close as we come to know ourselves aided by the gentle yet probing gaze of our peers. Join a circle to see and be seen, to encourage others and ultimately to heal yourself."
– B.A. January 2022
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"My women's circle is on Fridays. Now Friday has become 'Happy Friday'. Every week I look forward to the circle. For me the circle is like this magical bubble, a bubble where I encounter beautiful friends and things are so at peace. Issues, worries, problems, they still exist, but it feels like in this "safe space" I can pause them, hold them in the palm of my hand and look at them from all different angles... Once the "play button" is pressed again, somehow they seem easier to digest. I feel very grateful that this opportunity came to my life and I can already see positive changes in myself."
— P.M. January 2022
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"When I first heard about the Women’s Circle, my mind went down some familiar pathways. First I thought another hippy dippy group of kumbaya women, loving mother earth… I thought of clichés on toxic masculinity... Once you can move past that, and the fact that you are investing some time and money to join the Circle, what you get back from it is resources well spent! My wife comes back happy, centered, focussed, a little bit more thoughtful about what she wants and needs. And so for me, a happy partner makes for a more complete balanced whole in the family. I guess the other thing that was unexpected that I got out of the Women’s Circle, was that even though I am not a part of it, I AM a part of it, because the partners that the women have outside the circle are within the circle, they bring us in there with them. They talk about issues and concerns and ways of addressing things, and we are a part of that solution and a part of that problem. I am grateful to the women’s circle for allowing that space to be a created and for allowing those thoughts to mature and evolve and change over time, and for being inclusive. I am often reminded of the definition of sovereignty that has been used amongst some of the native tribes of North America, where the idea of sovereignty isn’t about how well you can defend your borders, or your divisions, or your ideas, but how well you can expand the circle to include others in it. I am grateful to the Women’s Circle, for family building as well as for nation building, for my mental health and my well being with my wife."
— A.M. HUSBAND of woman who attends a Women’s Circle
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"For me, my women's circle has been a way to push through some difficult issues in my life, to share vulnerable moments and to grow in my understanding of myself and my connection with others. The Circle means 2 hours per week, reserved just for me, that I look forward to every week. It has also been a place to connect and share with other women around the same age, going through the roller coaster of life while developing tools to take care of ourselves."
— S.C. January 2022
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"This Women's Circle has provided a weekly check-in on myself, a deeper learning of where I am at and how I am evolving. This community of women, facilitated by such a compassionate being - Sunita - has created a sacred sanctuary - one that I look forward to connecting with - to share and listen to our most difficult as well as our most meaningful moments. It is truly a gift that keeps on giving."
S.P., January 2026