Žena (Senka) sjedi na stijenama uz bistro plavo more, držeći u jednoj ruci rezbarenu drvenu šuškalicu. Nosi ljetnu haljinu s uzorkom, kosa joj je podignuta, oči zatvorene, a lice opušteno dok sjedi na suncu. Grančice i trave uokviruju miran obalni prizor.
About me

My story

My name is Senka Aja Pazman, and for more than 20 years, life has been taking me around the world on longer and shorter journeys, primarily to learn about myself in the most diverse ways.

From Mexico, the United States, Namibia, Mozambique, South Africa, Peru to various European countries, the lessons I have learned throught my travels have laid foundations for the work I do today.

A meeting that opened many doors for me was the encounter with Irena Žemljić, who introduced me to ThetaHealing, first throuh individual sessions, and later throught the courses she facilitated.

Irena studied the ThetaHealing technique directly with its founder, Vianna Stibal, and it had completely changed her life.

You can find out more about Irena’s work on her Theta Spirit website.

Two women are sitting next to each other on a wooden floor, smiling at the camera. The woman on the left (Senka) is wearing a black-and-white striped dress, while the woman on the right (Irena) is wearing a white dress with a purple pattern. Large green houseplants and a wall with wooden details can be seen in the background.
Senka stoji na vani na otvorenom, na travnatoj površini, uz svog učitelja Javiera Arévala Shahuana. Oboje drže snopove lišća koji se koriste u ceremonijalnim praksama. Senka nosi dugu bijelu haljinu s plavim uzorcima, dok šaman nosi šarenu tradicionalnu odjeću s visokim pernatim oglavnikom. Oboje se smiješe, a u pozadini se nalaze bujna zelena tropska vegetacija i mala rustikalna građevina.


What also profoundly shaped my healer’s journey was the call of Mother Ayahuasca in 2024 to embark on the path of a curandera, a journey that continues to this day. 

Ayahuasca is a traditional Amazonian plant brew that has been used for centuries in spiritual healing ceremonies. Its name comes from the Quechua language, and it is mostly translated as vine of the soul.

Over the years, I have come to understand that spirituality is a deeply practical and embodied path to freedom. Freedom from everything that is not truly us – beliefs, thought patterns, negative emotions, physical illnesses, negative states of consciousness, unfavourable life circumstances, a victim mentality…

Being authentic means living in alignment with ourselves, with our true feelings, needs,  values, and what we deeply feel is ours, instead of shaping our lives according to the expectations of others.

For me, the ultimate goal of this path is the freedom to be who we truly are: to become authentic and truly live the purpose of our incarnation in this world.

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