What happens when you accidentally drop a poster about a urotherapy workshop into a sleepy village WhatsApp group?

If you’re me—Claire—you get a couple of face-palm emojis, a polite “No thank you,” and the unmistakable sound of silence... the kind that says: Who let the weirdo in?

At first, I flushed with embarrassment. But then I realized: this “mistake” wasn’t a mistake. It was a soul sneeze. A sacred slip. A glimpse of who I really am, accidentally revealed to people who weren’t ready—or maybe I wasn’t ready to be seen in that way. But it happened anyway. And it was perfect.

Because I’m no longer interested in hiding. I’m here to fully inhabit my Bonkers Pavilion—that uniquely weird, wonderful, multidimensional space that is me.

In a world that constantly pushes us to conform, filter ourselves, and present only the most palatable version of who we are, there's revolutionary power in simply being ourselves—weird edges, bonkers pavilions, and all. This authenticity isn't just pers...

What if the most profound healing substance was not found in a rare herb, an expensive supplement, or a laboratory, but within your own body?

The idea may trigger an instinctive recoil—one that is deeply ingrained, yet entirely learned. Urine therapy, a practice as ancient as human civilization itself, invites us to reconsider our conditioned responses and reclaim a deeper connection to our own divine design.

As someone who's been practicing this form of self-healing and self-love intensively for the last couple years, I can attest to its benefits and the unexpected and transformative experience of self-acceptance and sacred intimacy that ensued.

The Wisdom of the Ancients

Long before modern medicine, cultures across the world revered urine for its medicinal properties. From the Ayurvedic tradition of Shivambu Kalpa to ancient Egyptian and Chinese healing practices, urine therapy was recognized as a source of rejuvenation, purification, and profound healing. These civilizations und...