Sandra Fabis

Come and meet me and so many other beautiful people .spirit festival.

✨ Going to offer Human Design Readings and I am looking forward to connect with you ✨

Feel free to take a friend and join us for magical days at

Max got a new haircut today! Isn’t he adorable 🩵

💥 Revealing the real me!
Yes, I am all grey! 💥

And I never saw that day coming, where I feel brave enough to show it to the world.
I am done dyeing my hair every 6-8 weeks. I am done thinking I don’t look beautiful with my natural color.
You know I try to detox my body from all different things and then I put the color on my head on a regular basis. Of course I could maybe use a different one, but I don’t want to do that anymore.

It’s a process. That’s for sure. One day I feel very good about and that I made the right decision and the other day I look into the mirror and think how much I love the brown hair and I am very close to dye again. And there are other voices in my head, like how will the outside world react on it. I am a very sensitiv person and I can feel the stare’s (already) in my body.
On days were I feel insecure my head tells me, that grey hair looks ugly, that I transform into a granny, that everyone thinks it’s ugly and the list goes on.
It’s so interesting how the mind wants to keep us there where we always were, where we feel safe (kind of). It’s a big learning curve for me 🌈

For me it’s more about the question to be brunette or not. It’s about loving me the way I am and show the real me. I mean, I am that grey since my thirties. And now, with 42 I am ready to embrace it. And it’s also, because I follow this beautiful women and their journeys to embrace their grey hair. So thank you to all the brave women who walked that path before me 🤍🤍🤍

I am so curious how my natural color looks like in the end. I have no idea.

In the meantime I enjoy the process, to transform into the real me ✨

Exploring new neighborhoods 🌿

I love having first impressions from a new city. They stay with me forever.

Still can’t believe we are actually doing it. Living our dream. Everything is packed and on the way to the other side of the world.

It feels so surreal still and also a bit scary if I am being honest. I have flare ups of panic and fear coming up. What if… this was a mistake or what if… I don’t like to live here, what if.. I don’t belong here after all.

Today I read a post of how she reflected on her past year and how she managed to go through a challenging period of her life. Sahara inspires me, because she just owns her emotions and she gives her self space to feel them and she even finds joy in grief.

I want to give my self the space, to feel the fear and the panic with grace.
It’s my choice to cling on it or if I let it just be. Where it is. Without judgement, without the urge to change it, without pushing it down. Just letting it be 🌈

I am so grateful for having all the tools I collected over the years. They get me through the hard times of Living our dream.

And I would do it again! Listening to my heart and Living our dream ✨

Todays mood

What are you reading at the moment?
Or what do you want to read?

I just bought the new book of and can’t wait to start.

What a great morning I had!

How do you prepare yourself, if you have a challenging task ahead and you actually don’t want to do it?

Maybe you have some morning rituals you want to share?
What are your favorite morning rituals?
Do you give yourself the space and time?

I did this morning and I feel fantastic 💪

Here is what I did this morning:
🪶 Guided meditation - 7 color rays meditation (Arielle Hecht on Insight timer)
🪶 Short work out to get the juices flowing
🪶 Cold shower
🪶 Dancing to my favorite songs

Just in the right mood to start with for me very challenging online course I signed up and it’s not my thing at all (I have to admit, I should read the description better in the future), but I am now motivated to dive in! Let’s bring it on, module 3 ✨

Favorite Meditation

11 years married today. What a ride. I remember how special the first year was after we got married. We were so connected and everything was easy. And it wasn’t, because we moved to Sweden, said bye bye to our old live and started a new one in a foreign country. We made it. Together.
We had some challenging times, when I had a postpartum depression no one was aware of. Far away this time from Europe. It was a lot of work. We made it. Together.
We had so many wonderful moments in all this years. Thank you for your support and the openness to go directions maybe no one else would. Thank you for giving me the space I need. Thank you for loving me and getting me. Thank you for our wonderful daughter Ida. I love being with you (most of the times, hahahaha) and I love you ❤️

I love this doggie 💗

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