Mahakala Records

My journey into working with the body and human experience began many years ago. I was searching for ways to better understand myself, my patterns, and my reactions.

The first tool that genuinely helped me leave old habits behind was Kambo. After my own sessions, I began training and practicing so that I could work with this method responsibly and safely. My mentor was Wiktor Badowski.

The second pillar of my work became massage, particularly traditional Thai massage, which I have been studying and practicing for many years. It is a straightforward, physical approach to working with the body, awareness, and tension. My mentor was Balázs Németh.

I have also encountered various traditions and teachers, including representatives of Khakas culture and Khakas shamanism. My mentor in this field was Dr. Valery Stepanovich Topoyev.

I have practiced Buddhism for many years. Although I have moved away from its religious aspects, I deeply appreciate its practical dimension.

I received Buddhist teachings and transmissions from:

His Holiness Tang Rinpoche and His Holiness Ponlob Trinley Nyima Rinpoche.

I regard these experiences as sources of inspiration for understanding the world, but I do not use their rituals in my work with people.

I have also completed training courses in qualified first aid (KPP), the TRE method, breathwork, osteopathy, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and other disciplines that have expanded my range of tools and approaches — always within the boundaries of practical work, never as a form of spiritual authority.

I work with people through the body: word, touch, breath, presence, and regulation.

Every person I meet contributes something to my own experience.

For me, this is a shared journey — without hierarchy and without promises, guided only by mindful attention to what is real.