About Mansi Jasuja:
Mansi’s life is a tapestry woven with unconventional experiences, taking her from practicing architecture in Delhi, India, to becoming a practitioner designing and hosting transformative conversations and processes in Europe, now based in The Hague. Deeply rooted in the principles of social justice, equality, and service (‘sewa’), she embodies the spirit of a heart-centered warrior—a lineage she traces to both her Sikh heritage and her yoga practice.
An environmentalist since childhood, Mansi’s passion for the planet guided her through diverse urban environmental disciplines with organizations like the United Nations, European Union, and CARE-India. In 2008, a profound sense of climate urgency led her to pivot her career, embracing a path of unlearning and relearning. Over the past 15 years, she has focused on participatory leadership, systems change, DEI, and empowerment, creating spaces for meaningful connection and transformation.
An artist, storyteller, and creative force, Mansi is also a skilled process designer and an international speaker. Her real work, however, often manifests in invisible ways: the courage sparked in someone’s actions, the joy sensed in shared spaces, and the connections that deepen and expand the state of being.
Episode Intro:
In this episode, Mansi shares her journey of living with intention and nurturing herself as an individual. We explore her grounding practices, the energy bubble we each inhabit, and how we can tend to it—whether it has doors, windows, or simply needs more care.
She delves into her unique perspective on life, shaped by her cultural roots, creative inspirations, and years of experience facilitating participatory processes and systems change. Together, we discuss the subtle yet profound ways in which connections, courage, and joy weave through our lives.
Tune in to hear Mansi’s reflections on finding balance, purpose, and beauty in the spaces between us—and within ourselves.
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