Lady of Flowers
My name is Silke Anara’h van den Berg and I am a sensitive and caring woman.
I love to care for others (and can turn into a feeder), in particular I love to care for children.
I’m fortunate to have my love for children evident since I was 18 years old and I have turned this love into my profession as a pedagogue. I advocate for unconditional love as the basis for all parenting and I aspire to lead by example.
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I am here to revive the ancient wisdom of light conception and to update the ceremonies & rituals necessary for this practice. I am a Lady of Flowers. I know how to tend to the flower of the female womb, make it receptive to the seed of a soul and co-create new life together with Gaia.
In other words I am a womb wisdom keeper.
I am also the ambassador and gatekeeper for the energies of the Hawaiian Baby Woodrose.
Silke
Silke is derived from the Latin name Celia which means heavenly. Being in the heavens has always felt like a safe place and I’ve been on a journey to experience safety within my body. I can connect with Spirit quite easily and as a result see jokes in situations where most people do not. In English my name is pronounced like silky which deeply resonates with the soft & gentle soul that I am.
Anara'h
Anara’h is my soul name, containing Ana and Rach, which means grace and soft / young. This part of my name resonates with my calling as a pedagogue. I can connect with children in a unique, graceful way, I focus on who they truly are and mediate what they want to bring into the world.
I’m returning to my own softness so I can fully be me and so I can help my future children preserve their softness in a world that’s not yet receptive to the subtleties it helps register.
van den Berg
Van den Berg (from the mountain) is an interesting last name since there are no mountains in the Netherlands. I do love to be in the mountains (perhaps because it’s closer to the heavens) and dream of living in them. I recently started to remember which mountain my name is referring to; Uluru (which literally means mountain) and the previous life I’ve had on Uluru reminds me of the legacy I’m creating in this one.