About Anya

Anya is an artist, spiritual heler and psycic.

She moved to the United States at nineteen with almost nothing and began building her life from there. Anya carried a deep pain with her, one she could not name or locate, but that had been part of her since she was twelve years old. That pain did not stop her. It guided her.

She trained at the Academy of Arts in Belarus, one of the finest art institutions in the country, and later attended private art school. She went on to make and sell artwork in New York, worked in art studios, and built a life through her craft. Her largest sale was 25 paintings to a residential complex in Denver. But underneath everything, something essential was missing. Making art, the thing she loved most, became too painful. She could not create. She was constantly surviving.

Her grandmother was a clairvoyant, an energy healer, and an astrologer. As a child, Anya attended healing sessions with her. That early exposure never left. She always felt there was something beyond the surface, a layer of truth and energy that most people do not talk about but everyone can feel.

The turning point came through the teachings of Buddha and Dharma, and through finding a teacher who opened the door to scrying, seeing with the inner eye. Anya has practiced and studied since, and is fully committed to developing and honoring that gift. She is a student of remote viewing techniques and works at the intersection of art, intuition, and energy.

Our stories can be written from many angles. I want to write mine not only from achievements or what I have accomplished, but through what helps me do what I do, where I work from, and share it with you.
My work comes from practice, and I strongly believe that daily commitment is very important for change and for where you want to be. From sitting in concentrative meditation, observing, and learning to stay present with what really is now in front of us. For a long time I felt that something was off, that I wasn’t fully myself, and that shaped the way I learned to listen, to see, and act, which was very similar to running away, wounds that wouldn’t heal. What matters to me now is not the struggle itself, but what it made me go through, but even then, until I learned commitment, it wasn’t “it”.

Through art and ritual, I work with what is already within you, mental entanglements, karmic threads, patterns that are often invisible but deeply influential. This work is not about fixing or forcing change. It is about bringing light, attention, and humility to what is present, so purification can happen naturally, through the heart. Seeing things already is a big accomplishment and brings relief from certain confusions.

Many traditions speak about this. In Christianity it appears as confession, deep purification, the practice of honestly looking at oneself and understanding cause and effect. The practice of Vajrasattva in Buddhism. Cause and effect is a cosmic law, karma, stronger than our small, relative ego. It is not personal; it is simply how things move and unfold. Death is inevitable, and there is nothing unnatural about it.

I want to offer you my support and share what I already know. Learning never stops for me, but I do want to be that help and shoulder for you to step onto the next level. I can’t turn the light on for you, but I can help point out where the switch is. Real understanding comes through experience, through practice, repetition, and willingness to sit with what arises, with embracing it.

Taking refuge daily, correct view, and pure conduct is essential for healing and for going beyond old patterns. We are naturally drawn to this because growth and healing are part of our nature. Dissolving is a natural part, like breath, like anything, impermanent, that is our nature. When attention returns to the heart, many things begin to untangle on their own.

Through my work, I invite daily connection, with the heart, with practice, and with the Divine. This does not belong to one religion or form. Through any tradition, or beyond form altogether, it is possible to connect with spirit and to grow it. What matters is devotion, sincerity, and the choice to show up every day.