Gulnara
Gulnara
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
I was born in Bashkortostan in the Russian Federation (formerly the Soviet Union) and began my professional path with training as a musician and teacher of music theory and piano. I later studied Public Relations for five years at an oil university in Russia. After moving to Germany, I trained as a foreign language correspondent and worked in large international companies.
Despite professional success, I always felt that something essential was missing — a deeper, more alternative path of personal development. I began experimenting with nutrition and therapeutic fasting, which eventually led me to become a certified nutrition consultant. In Augsburg, I hosted a series of “Breakfast with Lectures” events on healthy nutrition and created online courses that were successfully completed by dozens of participants. I also introduced many of my friends to smoothies and freshly pressed juices.
My creative side led me to start making raw chocolate and teaching workshops on how to prepare it. As my inner calling deepened, I immersed myself further in the spiritual dimension through meditation and ancestral healing work.
These spiritual practices, combined with changes in nutrition and fasting, helped me overcome chronic health issues and, after many years of waiting, naturally conceive and give birth to a healthy child.
Later, I became deeply inspired by the educational method for children developed by Mikhail Shchetinin, considered by many to be one of the most effective educational systems in the world. For nearly two years, I studied how to teach mathematics, languages, and other sciences to children in an accessible and engaging way, allowing them to complete standard curricula in just four years. Psychology forms the foundation of this approach, and several psychology courses I completed gave me a strong understanding of the challenges facing children and parents today.
Although I worked with children online using this method, I felt a growing need for a circle of like-minded people — especially a women’s network with whom I could share the topics that deeply moved me. Living in our new home country Croatia and facing the language barrier made this need even more apparent.
Through a relative, I discovered the transformative women’s game “Red Tent,” which also serves as a powerful psychological tool.
In 2025, I followed my inner calling to Rishikesh, India, where I continued my spiritual journey and became certified as a Master in Himalayan Sound Healing. And this is certainly not the end of my spiritual path.
Despite professional success, I always felt that something essential was missing — a deeper, more alternative path of personal development. I began experimenting with nutrition and therapeutic fasting, which eventually led me to become a certified nutrition consultant. In Augsburg, I hosted a series of “Breakfast with Lectures” events on healthy nutrition and created online courses that were successfully completed by dozens of participants. I also introduced many of my friends to smoothies and freshly pressed juices.
My creative side led me to start making raw chocolate and teaching workshops on how to prepare it. As my inner calling deepened, I immersed myself further in the spiritual dimension through meditation and ancestral healing work.
These spiritual practices, combined with changes in nutrition and fasting, helped me overcome chronic health issues and, after many years of waiting, naturally conceive and give birth to a healthy child.
Later, I became deeply inspired by the educational method for children developed by Mikhail Shchetinin, considered by many to be one of the most effective educational systems in the world. For nearly two years, I studied how to teach mathematics, languages, and other sciences to children in an accessible and engaging way, allowing them to complete standard curricula in just four years. Psychology forms the foundation of this approach, and several psychology courses I completed gave me a strong understanding of the challenges facing children and parents today.
Although I worked with children online using this method, I felt a growing need for a circle of like-minded people — especially a women’s network with whom I could share the topics that deeply moved me. Living in our new home country Croatia and facing the language barrier made this need even more apparent.
Through a relative, I discovered the transformative women’s game “Red Tent,” which also serves as a powerful psychological tool.
In 2025, I followed my inner calling to Rishikesh, India, where I continued my spiritual journey and became certified as a Master in Himalayan Sound Healing. And this is certainly not the end of my spiritual path.
