Born in the heart of Siberia, I’ve always had a deep connection to nature, something that has guided me throughout my life. My journey of self-discovery has led me to learn from several masters who shared their wisdom in the healing arts, especially through the transformative power of sound and prayer.

Through my exploration of traditional Amazonian medicine, I gained a deeper understanding of spirituality, culture, and nature, which opened my eyes to mystical worlds. Along this path, I met my mentor and friend, Taita Isaias, a respected medicine man from the Kichwa tradition in Putumayo, Colombia. Under his guidance, I began this path as a “Hombre de Fuego” and was gradually introduced to the mysteries of life, nature, and the healing powers of a “Curandero.”

Today, I continue to support and learn from my Maestro during various ceremonies, constantly refining the skills and knowledge he has passed on to me.

Well, i have a lot of stories to share.. :-)

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I love to travel and create unforgettable memories, while embracing the opportunity to see life from different perspectives and gain wisdom. For me, travel isn’t just about visiting new places—it’s about experiencing the world firsthand and connecting with others who share the same passion. I’m here to meet like-minded travelers, exchange stories, and build meaningful connections. Whether through sharing experiences or simply enjoying good company, I believe every encounter has the potential to enrich our journey through life.

Interests

• arts
• meditation
• music
• martial arts
• medicine
• healing
• shamanism
• handmade
• movement

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies:
Legends of the fall, Last Samurai, The Notebook, Life itself

Books:
Taguarí, The Alchemist

Music:
Classics, Guitar, Piano, Tribal/Volk

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

.. journeying deep into the rainforest of Ecuador and sharing the sacred medicine with the elder of an indigenous tribe.

What I Can Share with Hosts

..stories, knowledge, wisdom and good company. :-)

Countries I’ve Visited

Colombia, Ecuador