Leading gently.



I’m Sarmishta and I’m honoured to meet you and invite you into my story. I’m a Certified Biblical Counselor with ACBC, a pastor’s wife and spiritual mentor to several women, a designer, and a passionate mother and teacher to my son who lives with spina bifida.

*Counseling is now available online for anyone, anywhere around the world!*


This space is dedicated to your spiritual well-being. If you are broken, lonely, terrified, hurting, or hopeless, know that you are not alone in your suffering. Scriptures teach that almost everything you go through is felt or experienced by others around you too, like tremors on the floor (1 Corinthians 10:13, 1 Peter 5:9). Help is near, and you only need ask. Talk to me and I can help you find a way through your struggles.


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PODCASTS & INTERVIEWS


With Jeremy Solomon on Biblical Counseling


Begin at 13:05 for a candid talk with theater artist Jeremy Solomon on my story and challenges in Biblical Counseling.

(Un)Conditional Love: Documentary


Docu filmmaker Meha Dedhia has weaved a beautiful story of several special needs adoptive parents and their perspectives

With Indiaanya on Adoption in India


Four women discuss their adoption journeys with Indiaanya host Sue Gordon


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From the blog


Disability is a heart issue

Disability is a heart issue

Adoption Special Needs Uncategorized
I come from a country where someone sitting on a wheelchair is necessarily perceived as lower than the one standing. Literally, figuarately, socio-economically, whatever. He has no name, no significance, no identity save in that rusty wheelchair. He has already been written off as a loser, unfit for anything good. Some poor soul has to push his wheelchair and his life forward. Therefore ( and therefore ), someone walking by looks down upon him with pity. Poor loser. Almost instantly all of the beholder’s communicative devices begin to shrink and sink low. Eyes droop, smiles dip, heads hang low almost in shame for someone else’s estate. I know that feeling. I used to do exactly the same. Until God took away a crib and placed a wheelchair into my arms
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Rendezvous with a Prince

Rendezvous with a Prince

Adoption
20th October 2017 was one of the most exciting days of our lives. It was the day we had been planning for months. A moment when a photograph was going to become a person. It was the day when we took an early morning flight to come and see you for the very first time, unbeknownst to you.
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Mirror, Oh Mirror.

Mirror, Oh Mirror.

Meditations
People around us see us with better clarity than we see ourselves. When I Instagram the prettiest version of myself and my accolades my neighbour is quick to see the wrinkles beneath the paint. We tend to see our performances through rose colored glasses, while our bosses see the grave error of our works. We think they are critical, but the truth is, we are wishful. We even think we aren’t as stupid or bad as “that person”, always finding a way to make the mirror within tell us we are the fairest of them all.
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In affliction we learn what we could not otherwise.

William Cooper, Puritan Sermons

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