Soul Formula practitioner
I discovered the Soul Formula around 2014, during a time when I was trying to understand difficult patterns in my own life.
What began as personal curiosity gradually became years of study, practice and conversations with other people. For a long time, new clients found me only through recommendations and word of mouth.
I never thought I needed a website. I was also hesitant to speak publicly about this part of my life.
Eventually, I realised that staying quiet was simply another fear to move through.
How It Became Part of My Life
What began as personal curiosity became years of study, practice and conversations with people who found me through trust, recommendation and word of mouth.
Curiosity & Self-Understanding
I first discovered the Soul Formula through Arina’s Facebook posts. At the time, I was trying to understand difficult patterns in my own life. I spent more than a year reading, learning about the planets and slowly recognising connections that made me want to go deeper.
Practice & Word of Mouth
I began by exploring formulas for myself, my family and friends. As I practised more, Arina sometimes passed people to me when her own schedule was full. Over time, more people came through recommendations — not because I advertised, but because someone they trusted had already spoken with me.
Finding My Voice
For years, I was hesitant to speak publicly about this work. Astrology is often dismissed as fortune-telling or nonsense, and I did not want people to misunderstand what I was trying to do. Over time, I realised that difficult periods are not simply “good” or “bad” — they are part of a process, and understanding them can help us respond with more clarity.
What I Want People to Leave With
My goal is not to tell you what must happen, or to label a period as simply good or bad.
I want you to leave with more clarity about what is happening in your life, why certain patterns may be repeating, and what you can do with that understanding.
Sometimes the most important shift is simply recognising that what you are experiencing is part of a process — and that you have choices within it.
“Clarity does not decide for you. It helps you see what you can choose next.”
A Conversation I Never Forgot
One of my earliest consultations has stayed with me for more than a decade.
During our conversation, I saw a number of difficult patterns and strongly encouraged a woman to think about her safety, prepare her documents and seriously consider leaving the country with her son.
It was not an easy suggestion. Leaving home rarely is.
At that time, neither of us knew what would later happen in Ukraine. She did leave and moved to the United States with her son. Around two years later, she found me online again simply to say thank you.
She told me that she had been afraid to make that decision, but that our conversation had helped her find the courage to act. She later built a new life there.
I do not tell this story as proof that astrology can predict every event. What stayed with me was something much more human: sometimes a conversation can help someone see their situation differently and feel ready to make their own next step.
“Sometimes clarity is not about knowing the future. It is about seeing your next step.”
Where I Hope This Can Go
My dream is to create a thoughtful conversation show — a space on YouTube or television where guests come one by one for real, human dialogues.
I would especially love to speak with well-known people whose success we may recognise, but whose difficult periods, choices and turning points we often know much less about.
Through their Soul Formula and their real story, I would explore what helped them move forward — the qualities, decisions and inner strengths they were able to draw on.
The purpose isn't to prove astrology right or to see into the future. It is to help viewers recognise parts of their own experience in someone else's story.
By seeing how others navigate their challenges with honesty and intelligence, I hope people feel a little less alone and a little more certain that they might eventually find their own way through.
“Sometimes we recognise our own strength by seeing how someone else found theirs.”