Nidhi Mehta

Nidhi Mehta

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Engineer
IT Professional
Life Coach
Intuitive Energy Healer
Founder(DIP & Anurakti)
Speaker
Author(Stillness In Motion Journal - Available on Amazon)

Photos from Nidhi Mehta's post 07/12/2026

Some journeys don't wait for you to feel ready. They just call, and you go.

I did the Kailash Parikrama in July 2024 — an oxygen scare that dropped to 68%, a night I was too afraid to close my eyes, and a lot of surrender I didn't see coming. Full story in the carousel.

Here's what I'd actually tell anyone considering this pilgrimage -

You don't need to be an athlete. I didn't train for months — daily movement (10K steps + strength training) mattered more than any training block would have.

Altitude doesn't care about your fitness level. Get your oxygen checked regularly, and don't ignore what your body is telling you.

If you're an Indian passport holder, book early. Group permits for Tibet fill up fast, especially in significant years.

Pack for every extreme. Sun, wind, and snow can all show up in the same day.

Go with an operator who has a real medical team on the ground. This part is non-negotiable. And always listen to your body and the medical team. What worked for me might not work for you. Acute Mountain Sickness is real and fatal. Faith is an essential part of the journey, but it should always go hand in hand with listening to your body and the advice of the medical team and guides.

Leave room for surrender. No itinerary prepares you for what the mountain actually teaches you.

If you've ever felt pulled toward this pilgrimage and want the exact itinerary and operator I used — comment "SHIVA" and I'll send it to you. 🕉️



07/07/2026

Wanna Heal?

Then come join me for women only free community walk.

Details for July 18th walk are posted. Check stories.

Comment WALK and I will add you to the whatsapp community.

Lots of Love, Light & Gratitude
Nidhi

06/23/2026

Apologize for needing to leave early.

Wear something that looks good but feels terrible all day.

Let someone make me feel guilty for resting.

Explain myself to people who've already decided what they think.

Lose sleep over someone else's opinion of me.

Apologize for having a feeling.

Do something just because I felt like I had to.

Care what people think of me.

And the list keeps growing.

Do you have a list too? Share one or two wisdom nuggets in comments.

Stay here! We are just starting ❤️

Beautiful saree and stunning jwellery by Gudi Silks




06/21/2026

Saree. Stretch. Smile.

The best stretch for your body is the stretching your lips to smile.

I did exactly that with my friend Anjuman Nayyar ♥️

Saree of the day for me - lehariya 💙



06/20/2026

Hi, I'm Nidhi. 👋

A few years ago, after COVID, I started inviting a few friends to go for walks with me. We didn't just walk—we talked. About life, relationships, motherhood, careers, loss, dreams, and everything in between.

Those walks became one of the most healing parts of my life.

In 2024, before my Kailash pilgrimage, I documented 193 consecutive days of Walk & Talk. Day after day, movement, nature, and honest conversations helped me process emotions, gain clarity, and reconnect with myself.

This year, I decided to open that experience to our community.

Welcome to the Walk, Talk & Heal Club.

Every 3rd Saturday of the month, women come together for a walk or light hike somewhere around the Seattle area. I guide the conversation with thoughtfully curated reflection prompts, but there's never any pressure to share. You can talk, listen, laugh, cry, or simply walk beside us.

Today, 16 incredible women joined me in Redmond, and once again I was reminded how much we all need spaces where we can simply be ourselves.

If you've been looking for a supportive community, fresh air, meaningful conversations, and a little healing through movement, I'd love to walk with you.

Because sometimes healing doesn't happen in a room.
Sometimes it happens one step, one conversation, and one trail at a time. 💚
DM me and I will add you to the whatsapp group for future walk announcements.

Love,
Nidhi
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06/20/2026

Who knew healing could look like this?

A few miles on the trail. Fresh air. Towering trees. Wildflowers in bloom. And a circle of women choosing to show up.

We covered over 3 miles and nearly 8,000 steps, but the distance wasn't the most meaningful part.
It was the conversations.
The shared stories.
The laughter echoing through the forest.
The quiet moments that reminded us to simply be present.

That's the heart of the Walk, Talk & Heal Club. We are not in rush to reach a summit, log miles in a rushed time clock.

A little movement. A little adventure. A lot of connection.

No membership. No pressure. Just a welcoming space for women to reconnect—with nature, with each other, and with themselves. And its Free.

If you'd love to join our next walk, comment WALK, and I'll send you the details.

Love,
Nidhi

06/19/2026

Somewhere along the way, we're told our 40s are when life starts slowing down.

I don't believe that.
I believe our 40s are when we finally stop living by everyone else's expectations and start listening to ourselves.
We have more wisdom than ever before.
More courage to say no.
More confidence to say yes to what truly matters.

If we're fortunate enough to live another 40 years, that's an entire lifetime to build a life that feels aligned, peaceful, and meaningful.

Your best chapter doesn't have to be behind you. It may just be beginning.

✨ If you're a woman in your 40s, what is one thing you're choosing differently in this season of life?

Follow along, I'd love to have you here.

06/16/2026

After Adi Kailash, I drove to Om Parvat. I had seen pictures before, but nothing prepared me for seeing it in person. The first thing that struck me wasn't just the naturally formed "ॐ" on the mountain—it was how incredibly wide and majestic the mountain is. Standing there, I felt so small.

A few things I learned that made me appreciate it even more:
🕉️ The "ॐ" is completely natural. Nobody carved it. The snow settles on the dark rock in a way that forms the symbol, and it changes a little every season.
🏔️ Om Parvat stands over 20,000 feet high, but people don't climb it. You simply have its darshan from Nabidhang.
🌏 It sits close to the borders of India, Nepal, and Tibet, and pilgrims have passed through this route for centuries on their way to Kailash.
✨ It is considered a Swayambhu mountain—a self-manifest sacred symbol, which makes it even more special.
🌿 The entire region comes alive in summer with alpine flowers and rare Himalayan herbs, though the weather can change in minutes. I was lucky to have clear views.

I've seen many beautiful mountains, but there was something different about Om Parvat. Maybe it was the silence. Maybe it was the scale. Or maybe some places aren't meant to be explained—they're meant to be experienced.

Feeling grateful that Shiva called me to Adi Kailash(my second Kailash) and then blessed me with the darshan of Om Parvat. Some journeys stay with you forever. 🕉️❤️





06/15/2026

Here are the details for our June Walk(06/20)
📅 Date: June 20th
🕓 Time: 7:30 – 9:30 AM
📍 Location: Redmond (Exact location details on sign up via google forms below)

Connect with like-minded women.
Enjoy gentle conversations and light exercises 💌

Adventure for the body.
Therapy for the mind.
Connection for the heart.
This is what Walk, Talk & Heal Club is all about.
And yes…it’s free 💛

If this feels like something you’ve been needing and you live in Seattle area — come join us for the next one.
Comment walk, and I will share the details.
Spots are limited! Sign up here: https://forms.gle/LvdpgGYqithdTcKj9

Follow , for more such walks, meetups and women circle talks.

Love,
Nidhi

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