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About Natacia

Natacia Metsen

Natacia Metsen (1976)

As a child, I had a natural ability to subtly perceive the energetic world and natural elements. In that memory, I feel again how deeply connected I was to the earth, to life itself, and to a reality that is not limited to what you can see, but can also be experienced through feeling and awareness. But I grew up in a society that offered little room for this. The Western structures in which I had to operate demanded adaptation—to the social, the economic, the measurable. I adapted and was shaped by systems that revolved around productivity, efficiency, and the visible. My intuitive knowledge faded into the background.

Yet that connection never disappeared. While co-writing the book and journaling, that inner flow began to reawaken. This happened precisely as I lived through traumatic legacies. With it, a deep longing emerged: to reshape my life. Rooted in that original field sensitivity and in an awareness that extends beyond my old, familiar perception. I searched for a way of life and an attitude to life. A way that does justice to my inner experience. And that can be integrated, meaningful, and appropriate in our contemporary world.

I found connections with traditional tribes and the holistic School of Life program for life therapy and multidimensionality. Their sacred space—where humanity, earth, and galaxies safely converge—touched something essential within me. Their holistic worldview gave language to what I intuitively felt and what I am now learning to apply in practice. From that source, the character of Nuwara emerged in a modern context. Through her, my search continued, to contemporary sources of knowledge such as quantum physics, space science, and technology—a modern interpretation of the realization that everything is connected to everything. Sources that can reconnect with the greater whole and resonate with indigenous and tribal realities.

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