“Have you ever felt like someone whisper in/near your head? Do you ever find yourself getting information about the past, present, and future, and wonder where these thoughts come from? Feeling emotions of others? It’s a question I’ve been exploring since my childhood.
For most of my life, my true calling was far from my profession. The voice, a whisper in the background, often drowned out by the noise of everyday existence. It took a near-death experience to awaken my spirit and set me on the path I was meant to follow. My awakening continued as I stood by my beloved grandmother during her final moments, transformative experience that changed everything. Along this journey, I encountered traumatic challenges that forced me to confront my deepest fears and unlock my true potential. You gotta do something if you want to survive. Through these trials, I not only learned to heal myself but also found profound fulfillment in supporting others to do the same. I can´t help you, You have to help yourself but I can be your guide and support you to find the direction in your life.
From a young age, I’ve been an explorer of my inner world, where thoughts manifested into reality. I learned to trust my feelings as they unfailingly guided me, even when I questioned their source. At times, I’ve wondered whether I belong to this planet at all. ‘Am I an alien, a chosen one, or perhaps a fortune teller?’ I’ve often pondered. My relentless curiosity and deep thinking have earned me a reputation for asking the right questions, but I’ve always wondered where these insights originate. It was and still is fascinating for me. I could give advice to an older person even though I didn’t have direct experience as a kid. Even nowadays, when something feels super new for me and I feel like I’m empty, no need to speak, suddenly there is this voice and I’m enriching myself as well as people around me.
Strangely, I’ve never been one to readily embrace mystical or spiritual beliefs. Concepts like Reiki left me skeptical (I swear I didn’t feel anything on those sessions) and I couldn’t quite grasp the esoteric wisdom others spoke of. So, I stuck to the rational path of life, unaware that beneath the surface, a unique gift was blossoming—an intuitive connection that I couldn’t fully explain. I called it intuition, premonition, later on perhaps a connection to the Universe or even…
In my youthful dreams, I dreamt to become a singer and dancer, passions that many considered risky. ‘Why not pursue a career in economics, law, or medicine?’ I was often advised. Eventually, I heeded this advice, shelving my artistic ambitions.
My grandmother used to say: “You will be/should be a psychologist one day.”. Her name was Hana, a remarkable influence in my lif. We shared many adventures as we journeyed around the world, experiencing a variety of life. She deepened my bond with nature and introduced me to alternative medicine, astrology, and even unconventional practices like urinotherapy. She was the first person who told me about breathwork, different teachings and masters. We took a course of Wim Hof’s method and delved into many areas aimed at improving our lives. We call it biohacking, life hacking and possible spirituality as well.
Amidst a sea of conflicting career options, I chose the rational path, studying business economics, management, and marketing. Alongside these studies, I always gravitated towards psychology courses. I found myself working in a family business tied to funeral services—an experience that held its own unique lessons and greatly impacted my interactions with people. I’ve often been a listening ear, a guiding presence, and a mentor, even to those I barely knew.
At the age of 22, I faced a brush with death, and it left me with a lingering sense of personal failure. I had granted countless wishes to others but had somehow overlooked my own. This profound experience triggered a profound transformation and redirected my ambitions in life. Memories of tramping with my grandmother and visions from places I have never been to actually. Pictures from the future were flying in front of my face during the time when they told me I might die soon (but I didn’t know that before, I was confused from the insights I was getting). Out of “nothing” I was better and started to yearn to explore the countless possibilities I had postponed for far too long. Following my recovery, I embraced every opportunity that came my way, immersing myself in travels and lifelong learning that nourished not just my mind but also my soul.
Post-graduation, I once again ventured abroad. However, familial expectations brought me back, and I got a coat (role) of a project manager. People using my title before saying my name never quite sat right with me. Outside the confines of my professional life, I found myself increasingly drawn to individuals whose perspectives and lives underwent profound transformations through our conversations and recommended practices. It’s an honor to accompany those who place their trust in me, and each unique story contributes to my own growth and understanding. I am not the same person I was yesterday, and for that, I am grateful to all those who have crossed my path. Thank you everything and everyone.
My grandmother, who had battled terminal cancer since my high school years, remained a guiding presence in my life. Walking alongside her through her illness, her final moments, and the period following her passing were profound milestones in my personal journey. Each phase of her transition served as a crucible that revealed my life’s mission. I lost my most beloved one. I left my career behind. We split with my partner. Slowly the borders of the Czech Republic gradually reopened after a period of restrictions. I went to explore the world again in order to find who I was supposed to become. What was initially a two-month travel plan stretched into four, and then an entire year—exploring new horizons and reconnection.
I began focusing on individuals from diverse backgrounds, spanning various age groups, each with their unique stories, and I cherish every encounter and exchange. I started to use my gifts in a more aware and consistent way. Whether we refer to it as coaching, therapy, consultation, session, or healing, one thing is certain—it works!
In my personal life, I stumbled upon the profound power of meditation. However, I first had to find a solution for my nevershutting mind. I was among those who initially struggled to silence their racing thoughts. Now, I can effortlessly slip into a meditative state. The key is to understand what meditation is and related to an experience my body and mind already memorize.
My skepticism towards energy healing, which had persisted for years, gradually faded after I incorporated meditation into my life. Later on, the Universe sort of pushed me in that direction. This shift led me to pursue several energy healing courses, and since then, I’ve practiced pranic healing independently and as a complementary tool in my sessions.
My journey expanded to include group work. I organize several different activities. I blend sharing with movement therapy, meditation with breathing exercises, and visualization with sensory exploration, among other techniques. If you are curious, come to one of my workshops, get 1:1 session or sign up for retreat.
Dance therapy, a passion close to my heart, proved to be profoundly effective for me. Over time, the doors to dance movement therapy opened up. I hold a deep belief in the healing power of art and nature. My greatest gift is the wisdom and creativity that flow through me—a vessel for the greater good, guiding individuals on their unique path to self-discovery and letting to be guided too.