My path did not begin with a title. It began with a calling.
 

Called by Spirit, I have spent more than fifteen years walking the thresholds between the seen and unseen - listening deeply to Spirit, the ancestors, dreams, and the living world. My work is rooted in relationship: with Spirit, with Nature, with people, and with the ancestral wisdom carried through generations.
 

At the heart of my medicine lies the living wisdom of my Slavic heritage. Long before modern words such as "shaman" became widely used, Slavic lands held their own traditions of healers, seers, herbalists, diviners and spirit workers—people who lived in close relationship with the unseen, the land, the ancestors and the mysteries of life.
 

Across different regions and lineages, these wisdom keepers carried different names. Among them were Znachorka—traditional healers working with folk remedies, prayers and healing knowledge; Guslarka—women connected with sacred song, remembrance and ancestral traditions; Volkhva—keepers of sacred knowledge and those connected with the unseen; and Szeptucha/Szeptunka—the Slavic whisper healers whose whispered prayers and blessings formed a living tradition of healing.
 

These names represent different expressions of a deeper role: the healer, the listener, the bridge between worlds and the keeper of living wisdom.
 

My own path carries echoes of these ancestral traditions. While I do not seek to recreate the past, I feel called to honour, preserve and bring forward the essence of this wisdom in a way that remains alive and meaningful today.
 

My Slavic ancestral roots deeply influence my practice, while my initiatory path unfolded through Siberian and Mongolian shamanic traditions, particularly from the Altai region, where I received the name Healing Sun Deer.