Tamara Melissa (CZ)

"When you move your body, you begin to heal your soul." - Gabrielle Roth

Do you want to fall in love with your femininity even during menopause?

Tamara Melissa has been guiding women through the healing of their wounds for 29 years using both live and online transformational rituals called The Woman's Journey, which map important milestones and themes of a woman's life from conception to death and liberation. She is a pioneer of modern transitional rituals from conception to dying. She has the gift of getting to the heart of the matter, a gift of transcendence and wholeness. She has guided thousands of women through life's challenges on their Journey so that their pain can be transformed into a blessing. In their words: "Tamara saves lives." She always works with all layers of the person – mental, physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual, ensuring that the transformation is comprehensive. In her practice, she uses ritual, dance, body work, voice, breath, touch, scent, visualization, emotions, stillness, and creation in the present moment.

The Woman's Journey project can lead you not only into inner landscapes but also outer ones.

Her biography is truly captivating and groundbreaking.

• Tamara studied art history at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague, and completed it with a thesis on spirituality and the beginnings of abstraction in the works of František Kupka. Through this, she met the patron Meda Mládková, the owner of the largest private collection of Kupka’s paintings, and thanks to her, she received a several-month artistic scholarship in the USA to further deepen her research. She also worked as a curator of the art collections at the Kampa Museum in the Sovovy Mlyny building, which Meda founded,