Kimberley Horng

I was born into a lineage of survivors—carrying both the resilience and the unspoken wounds of those who came before me. My mother fled just before the Khmer Rouge took over. My father’s family sent their loved ones to Canada, one by one. Their survival shaped me. But survival alone was never meant to be the destination.

Survival

I remember sitting in the dark as a child, listening to the silence of our home. Even in moments of peace, I could feel the grief lingering in the air—unspoken, but always present. I learned early on that survival meant staying small, not making waves, and carrying the weight of stories never told.

But deep inside, something stirred. A whisper, a knowing—I was meant for more than this.

Awakening

I was seven when I first questioned if there was something greater. Watching an ant crawl across my path, I wondered—if I could see it, could something greater be watching over me too? In that moment, something shifted. A tiny crack of light in the darkness.

As I grew, I searched for answers, diving into the world of the mind, the subconscious, and the unseen forces shaping our reality. But knowledge alone wasn’t enough—I had to live it.

Reclamation

I have faced the moments that broke me open. The moments where my voice trembled as I set boundaries I had never dared to before. The nights where I cried for the little girl in me who had learned to stay silent. The times when I had to remind myself that I am not my past, I am the creator of my future.

For over 15 years, I’ve walked this path—not just for myself, but for the women still standing where I once stood. Through Yoga Nidra, subconscious reprogramming, and mindful transformation, I guide mothers, leaders, and visionaries to reclaim their inner sovereignty, break free from generational wounds, and build a legacy of love and peace.

Because when one woman steps into her power, she doesn’t just change her own life—she changes the generations that follow.