What it means to be African falls under a wide umbrella. It thrills me to share a mighty story from the beautiful island of Mauritius. Anusha and I met during the Young African Leaders Initiative Southern Africa in 2017. In person she is such a bright light and I have since enjoyed watching her career soar from height to height. Inviting her to be a guest was an obvious choice however, I was delightfully surprised to learn about the depth of her essence.

The theme of her life is Resilience. And also a deep understanding of her calling, which comes from within. She has overcome what others would call health liabilities. She has had to block out negative words, push past sabotage and ignore what other people think she should be or do. She has powerful examples of how she has navigated her rise.

At the age of 29, Anusha exudes a wisdom beyond her years. This can be attributed to an avid spiritual awareness and a very strong support system in her family and friends. 

Anusha Seechurn has been named one of the 100 Most Influential Women of Mauritius and was a Top 4 finalist of JCI The Outstanding Young Persons Mauritius. She is an accomplished dancer and performer who is a National registered artist. She has performed in Mauritian and international shows and artistic projects. Whilst in the past she has been a teacher and cabin crew member, she is currently an Assistant Research Scientist in the field of Agriculture and Climate Change.⠀

 

Quotes

“Barriers are just limitations that you have to break.”

 

“I embraced my illnesses…At the very core of it, I realised that I was born to be loved by myself, to be loved by the divine and just to shine my own light”

 

“What you are seeking, is also seeking you. You will meet at the right time”

 

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