anna kharita
- Clinical, Spiritual & Transgenerational PsychologistI create a safe and supportive space for gently working through trauma, fears and limitations, stepping out of ancestral patterns, and building a strong inner foundation.
- Energy Practitioner & Akashic Method MasterI help you unfold your inner strength, talents, and sense of purpose through Vedic astrology, Akashic reading, and gentle energy alignment.
- Writer, Author of Changing LivesI share spiritual knowledge through an engaging story that resonates with both adults and children.
- Over 10 Years as a Financial Director & Business PartnerI know what it means to live in constant “musts,” to burn out and I know how to choose yourself, even when it feels impossible.
MY JOURNEY
In 2003, at the age of twenty, I graduated with honors from university. Four years later, I became a Financial Director and business partner in a retail company.
My spiritual journey began in 2010 through deep immersion in yoga practice and the study of Vedic knowledge. Seven years later, I completed a yoga teacher training program in Russia and continued my studies in India.
Five years after that, I made a decisive shift — I left the corporate world, moved to India, and fully dedicated myself to what I consider the true purpose of my life: working with people.
Over the years, my education has been extensive and continuous. Yoga. Ayurveda. Vedic philosophy. Vaishnavism and Advaita Vedanta. Vastu and Jyotish. Exploring the deeper causes that prevent people from living with clarity and fulfillment led me to spiritual psychology and subconscious work. I earned a diploma in Eastern (spiritual) psychology under Rami Bleckt and worked for a year as a curator within his team.
My spiritual journey began in 2010 through deep immersion in yoga practice and the study of Vedic knowledge. Seven years later, I completed a yoga teacher training program in Russia and continued my studies in India.
Five years after that, I made a decisive shift — I left the corporate world, moved to India, and fully dedicated myself to what I consider the true purpose of my life: working with people.
Over the years, my education has been extensive and continuous. Yoga. Ayurveda. Vedic philosophy. Vaishnavism and Advaita Vedanta. Vastu and Jyotish. Exploring the deeper causes that prevent people from living with clarity and fulfillment led me to spiritual psychology and subconscious work. I earned a diploma in Eastern (spiritual) psychology under Rami Bleckt and worked for a year as a curator within his team.
I have always been drawn to the exploration of human potential. As I explored my own inner capacities, I was guided toward energy-based practices. In Northern India, at a Himalayan retreat center, I received two levels of Reiki training. I later spent several years studying an integrative approach to subconscious work through the Akashic method and facilitating guided hypno-meditation practices.
Over time, I realized that for truly holistic work with people, I needed a strong foundation in classical psychology. I became increasingly aware of how deeply parental trauma shapes a child’s character and life path. Considering the historical events of the past century, a large part of the population carries unresolved psychological and emotional wounds. These experiences are not abstract or distant — they live within our families, our parents, and our grandparents. There is hardly a family that has not been affected by traumatic, and often profoundly destabilizing, events of recent history.
Over time, I realized that for truly holistic work with people, I needed a strong foundation in classical psychology. I became increasingly aware of how deeply parental trauma shapes a child’s character and life path. Considering the historical events of the past century, a large part of the population carries unresolved psychological and emotional wounds. These experiences are not abstract or distant — they live within our families, our parents, and our grandparents. There is hardly a family that has not been affected by traumatic, and often profoundly destabilizing, events of recent history.
I have always been drawn to the exploration of human potential. As I explored my own inner capacities, I was guided toward energy-based practices. In Northern India, at a Himalayan retreat center, I received two levels of Reiki training. I later spent several years studying an integrative approach to subconscious work through the Akashic method and facilitating guided hypno-meditation practices.
Over time, I realized that for truly holistic work with people, I needed a strong foundation in classical psychology. I became increasingly aware of how deeply parental trauma shapes a child’s character and life path. Considering the historical events of the past century, a large part of the population carries unresolved psychological and emotional wounds. These experiences are not abstract or distant — they live within our families, our parents, and our grandparents. There is hardly a family that has not been affected by traumatic, and often profoundly destabilizing, events of recent history.
Over time, I realized that for truly holistic work with people, I needed a strong foundation in classical psychology. I became increasingly aware of how deeply parental trauma shapes a child’s character and life path. Considering the historical events of the past century, a large part of the population carries unresolved psychological and emotional wounds. These experiences are not abstract or distant — they live within our families, our parents, and our grandparents. There is hardly a family that has not been affected by traumatic, and often profoundly destabilizing, events of recent history.
At that stage, I immersed myself deeply in the study of transgenerational trauma and the specific dynamics of childhood psychological development.
Working closely with people, I clearly saw how childhood trauma shapes a person’s future choices — influencing emotions, behavior, and the ability to build healthy relationships. The more exposure a child had to harsh or abusive treatment, the more profoundly it affected their adult life. I began to study the long-term impact of adverse childhood experiences — including the psychological mechanisms through which harmful behavior is often normalized and perceived as “acceptable.” This led me into in-depth work with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD), basic childhood needs, attachment theory, and personality disorders.
For several years now, I have been facilitating group work where people not only gain knowledge, but actively engage with their personal trauma and inherited family patterns that prevent them from living a fulfilling life. To continue strengthening my professional foundation, I am currently pursuing advanced training in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy of Post-Traumatic Disorders as part of a Master’s program at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis.
Working closely with people, I clearly saw how childhood trauma shapes a person’s future choices — influencing emotions, behavior, and the ability to build healthy relationships. The more exposure a child had to harsh or abusive treatment, the more profoundly it affected their adult life. I began to study the long-term impact of adverse childhood experiences — including the psychological mechanisms through which harmful behavior is often normalized and perceived as “acceptable.” This led me into in-depth work with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD), basic childhood needs, attachment theory, and personality disorders.
For several years now, I have been facilitating group work where people not only gain knowledge, but actively engage with their personal trauma and inherited family patterns that prevent them from living a fulfilling life. To continue strengthening my professional foundation, I am currently pursuing advanced training in Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy of Post-Traumatic Disorders as part of a Master’s program at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis.
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