My name is Nina Samay.
I am a space holder, circle keeper, ritual carrier, and group facilitator from Poland.
I am also a mother to a beautiful daughter, and stepping into motherhood has been the deepest initiation of my life.
For years, I believed that growth meant becoming someone else. Healing something broken.
Finding the next workshop, the next teacher, the next breakthrough.
I remember lying on the ground and feeling the Earth vibrate beneath me.
Feeling something ancient, alive, and impossible to explain with logic alone.
For the first time, I understood that Mother Earth was not merely a metaphor.
She was a living force that could be felt, breathed, listened to.
The experience planted a seed. And like all seeds, it took years to grow.
At the time, my life looked very different.
I was a journalist. Later a marketer, writer, and tour guide. I worked for large corporations. I moved fast. I looked for meaning in relationships, travel, achievement, distractions, and self-improvement.
My story unfolded in a way that many women will recognize: burnout, heartbreak, loneliness, therapy, leaving home, searching across countries and continents for something I could not quite name.
I spent a year and a half traveling the world.
And still, I did not find what I was looking for.
I found it only when I stopped searching for answers outside of myself.
My path led me through yoga, creative writing, dance, music, women’s circles, ritual, tantra, Jungian psychology, and sacred plant medicine.
Along the way, I discovered that one of my gifts is carrying wisdom forward.
Creating spaces where people can reconnect with themselves.
Holding doors open for others to walk through.
I am not here to convince anyone of anything.
I am here to create spaces where women can experience themselves more deeply,
reconnect with their bodies, and remember their own inner knowing.
I believe spiritual growth can exist outside of dogma and religion.
I believe in universal human experiences: belonging, connection,
beauty, grief, love, wonder, and meaning.
I believe that underneath all our stories, we are longing for many of the same things.
Closeness. Connection. Community. A little bit of sacredness in our daily life.
Among my teachers are Aiste Anandi, Usha Anandi, Shachar Caspi, Cristiano Martins, Uria Tsur, and many curanderos and wisdom keepers I encountered during my travels.
I facilitate women’s circles, rites of passage, ceremonies, embodiment practices, and Yoga Nidra sessions. I organize Wild Retreats in the forest and invite women to connect to nature and cycles more.
But more than anything, I am interested in helping women remember who they really are.
I treat life itself as a grand ceremony, and I treat people I meet as my medicine.
I'll be honored if you stay with me for a while.