‘Going back happily, happily …’: UK couple killed in Air India accident were India news for Ayurvedic retreat in India

Fiongal Greenlav-Mahaik and Jamie Ray Mic, who were running a wellness founder, were returning to the UK after coming to India for an Ayurvedic retreat.

In a video posted on Instagram recorded at Ahmedabad Airport before riding on the plane, Fiyagal said, “We are at the airport. Bus boarding. Goodbye. Goodbye, India.” He joked with Jamie, asked him about “the greatest tech uve” from the journey, before “my greatest Techway is not losing patience with his partner.”

Then he said, “Go back happily, happily, calm down.”

In another video, which was recorded in his hotel before the night, Fiongal said, “So, this is our last night in India and we have a magical experience, really. There are some quite a lot of mind-making things … We’re going to create a Vlog and share it about the whole journey.”

Sitting with her, Jamie said, “It’s too much … it would be great to remember and share it with everyone, because we are really on a lot of journey, and then spent the last night here in this amazing hotel. We were the most tasty right now. Plate Eat This was the right way to score the journey … It was actually excited to share with you. ,

Fiongal, a tarot reader, had quit her job as a fashion designer to start his spiritual welfare brand, provided services such as mental reading, tarot reading, reiki healing, sound bath, psychic development course, past life Region therapy and Bespoke events. He founded the ‘The Wellness Foundry’ in 2018, “Born by a deep spiritual awakening, which was surrounded by a mysterious disease”, the company’s website said. On his private website, he described himself as a “artist, seer, mystic and illustrator”. The website said Fiongal graduated from the Royal College of Art and worked with the major fashion house in London.

Jamie, a spiritual businessman and yoga teacher, joined the company in 2023 as co-director and head of events. Both also ran a podcast, spirit level, where they shared the attitude on mindfulness and spirituality.

Fiongal had told a friend last week that he was in Gujarat for an Ayurvedic retreat.

Bangalore -based yoga teacher, Satvika Mangaram, who knew Fiyongal since 2017, when he met at an ashram in Madurai, described him as “a sweet, kind and gentle person”.

He said, “He gave a status on social media that he was coming to India. On June 3, I read on Instagram to catch him, but he said that he is in Gujarat for an Ayurvedic retreat. When I saw his video online yesterday, I was surprised. I was surprised. I knew that he was in India, but I did not expect to see him in an accident.”

“In the video, he said goodbye to India, and this was his last goodbye. His last note on Instagram was ‘leading home’ with a tragic emoticon. All this is so supernatural,” he said.

Setwika said, “We met at an ashram in Madurai in 2017, where he came for a yoga teacher training course, and I was a volunteer at that time. For years, we remained in contact online. During Kovid, I attended some of his sessions.”