Aman did not begin as a business. It began as a calling.

For Yordanos, healing was not learned, it was lived.

As a child, touch became Yordanos’ first language of care. She walked on her father’s back, massaged his pain, and saw his relief. These quiet acts of service became her starting point into the unseen relationship between touch and healing.

Years later, as a nurse, she came across the body again this time through education in real life. But nursing didn’t silence the calling; it sharpened it.

When her father called her touch “a miracle,” she knew this was not a profession. This was a vocation.

She chose the risk of her gift over the security of her degree and Aman was born rooted in culture, intention, and care.