About ME

I was born in the beautiful, mystical Black Forest in Germany, in a tiny village surrounded by idyllic nature and far from any big cities.

At some point I made some major life changes and set out on an ambitious journey, traveling around the world and embracing the unknown. I dreamed of exploring the ancient wisdom of indigenous cultures and deepening my knowledge in this area. One thing had become quite clear to me during my time on Earth: Many people, myself included, are no longer in harmony with themselves, life, and the nature around us. Why else would there be so many crises and problems in the world?

I packed my bags and gave up my old life completely. I sorted through everything that didn't fit in my luggage: job, apartment, car, furniture, and clothes. Mercilessly. I thought I would stay in British Columbia and never return to Europe, but life had other plans for me.

Through the kind of wonderful coincidences that only life itself can orchestrate, I met the most impressive people on my journey. They touched a side inside of me that had obviously been buried. I think that I have kind of rediscovered myself and realized that I hadn't really been living my life until then.

I learned profound wisdom from the Waitaha, Māori, and the Aborigines of New Zealand, Australia, and the Cook Islands. In North America, I encountered many Native American tribes that touched my heart in extraordinary ways. I immersed myself in the ancient knowledge of the Andes and the Qero, who are said to be the descendants of the Incas, in South America. I learned a lot about the mysteries that prevail in Bali and India. I also learned various meditation exercises from the Shaolin monasteries in China.

On multiple occasions, I traveled around the world and immersed myself as deeply as possible in a wide variety of wisdom teachings. Then, I recalled the poem "Travel" by Gottfried Benn from 1950 that we studied in school many years ago: "Traveling is in vain! Only late do you learn to stay and keep silent, to embrace the self that surrounds you." The poem brilliantly describes how true knowledge and the deepest secrets do not lie in the outside world, but within oneself. If we are willing to dive into our own ocean of silence, we can find it.

When global political events prompted my return to Europe, thwarting my original plans, it was clear that my next task was to delve into my own ancestral roots, integrate what I learned, and possibly pass it on. This was anything but easy, especially at a time when the whole world was in a state of emergency. My journey was so extensive that it literally took me many months to arrive back home. To return to myself. Within myself.

Since then, I have connected with myself in a whole new way. With my innermost being. With my soul. I would describe it as a constant process of self-discovery and getting in touch with my innermost essence. However, I don't know if you can ever truly reach a "goal" in this regard.

I have lived in various parts of southern Germany, as well as the Swiss cantons of Aargau, Bernese Oberland, and Zug. In addition, I had the opportunity to live in the USA for a period, pursuing professional endeavors.

As a free spirit with creative dreams and analytical thinking, I hold a Master of Science degree (M.Sc.) in Business Psychology and Leadership, and as a graphic designer and copywriter, I authored and created the illustrations in my book MALINAS WORLD. I have also completed training in systemic and family constellations and have psychic mediumistic abilities, which I am actively developing at Arthur Findlay College in the UK, amongst other places.

My greatest wish is to help those searching for answers, especially regarding extrasensory perceptions.

Be brave. Be YOU. It´s time.