A.D.

My Story
Ever since I was little and conscious enough to separate myself and think of and for myself, and be able to contemplate the world as a child, I had developed a sense that there was something more to the world than the adults or my observations of adults’ lives led me to believe. There was the world for the senses, and yet I felt that there was something more, something that would escape my attention every time I tried capturing it.

Those thoughts and much more was what led me to search for answers to existential enigmas, the meaning of life. I have endeavoured upon several paths in order to try finding those answers, one such path was to start reading books, in the hope that I could understand the workings of this world. In between, so to speak, my destiny has had me sent onto a collision course of obtaining those answers by first my having my parents sent me to a boarding school in England, several thousand miles from home town of Kiev. That experience helped to gain self-reliance and independence skills. After finishing the Private High 270 year old Friends’ School, Saffron Walden I went on to complete a degree at the University of Kent at Canterbury, UK. It was there that destiny led me to meet someone who would set in motion a series of events that would lead me to where I am now. Perhaps in some ways directly and in some, mysterious ways. It would be there during my Kent years that I would try holding my hands to kidneys of a classmate of mine, and her stating that they no longer hurt. It was also by some miraculous coincidence that I held my hands around a friend’s throat, and him having been haunted by throat pain for years, had that pain disappeared for ever.

Having returned home after nearly 10 years of studying in England I went on to join a spiritual school in Kiev, one of the most prominent non-Tibetan spiritual schools. It was during my two year study that I began to realize my spiritual potential and began acquiring the tools and knowledge needed to realize my planetary mission. Having left after two years and having gotten to a certain crossroads in life, I joined a Chi Gong school, again I must reiterate, quite a significant one, that was led by a teacher who spent years studying and living at a closed North Tibetan monastery, to earn the right to teach Chi Gong in the outside world. A lot of what I have come to develop has to do with those two prominent schools, yet they were the founding blocks needed for my potential to be built upon, means to an end.

Last but not least, I set out on my own spiritual journey full of trials and tribulations, dangers (in the astral world) and rewards, such as the ability to heal aura and mitigate karmic issues, light health issues such as respiratory complications and more. To sum up, it is an on-going journey where I acquire new abilities, improve existing and find new ways to help those who suffer. Last but not least, is the acquisition (through meditation) of an rare type of Chi Gong exercise, adapted to suit modern humans, so to speak.