About Me and My Experience

My name is Brigita, and at this point in life, I feel as though I’ve already lived at least three lifetimes. At 18, I spread my wings and left for London—to explore life more broadly. A few years later, I returned to Lithuania and settled in Vilnius.

Since my youth, I’ve carried a question deep within me: What is the meaning of life? And along with it—a profound, unshakable longing to find true love. Guided (and at times tormented) by these questions, I walked through life collecting all kinds of experiences. These led me to the path of yoga, to studies in philosophy, to creativity, and to learning how to live in flow.

I began integrating my experiences through writing and by guiding yoga sessions. Today, I feel I have something to share—about seeking, discovering, facing challenges, cultivating self-worth, love, pain, and joy.

The most essential answers came when I finally heard myself—when I saw unseen layers hidden beyond the physical. When I learned to look past suffering, pain, desires, apathy, and anxiety. I’m not talking about symptoms—I’m speaking about causes. You won’t find comfort or sugar-coating here—because those don’t heal. What heals is what’s essential and eternal.

I don’t teach how to live “correctly.” Instead, I speak about finding the path to your own inner sanctuary—where you already know what’s true and right. I speak about the place within us where truth and wisdom are born.

In this space, I share what flows through me—through words, yoga, breathwork, gatherings, and music. I do what makes my heart sing. I do what feels right. I follow my heart—and it leads me on the path meant for me. It's like walking hand-in-hand with the Creator.

I want each of us to remember this power within—and allow ourselves to use it. To empower ourselves to live out our true purpose.

Many of us today suffer from anxiety, chronic stress, exhaustion, burnout, ADHD, and other modern-day conditions. This is the illness of our time—one that leads to disconnection, alienation, and sometimes even schizophrenia or self-destruction.

It hurts to see this and to name it, yet I also understand: this too is part of our evolutionary journey. Each of us chooses—consciously or unconsciously, painfully or wisely—the path we take. Some of us move forward, toward growth and light. Others—toward destruction and deeper disconnection from the self.

That’s why I invite you to stop blaming—life, your parents, your environment, or a world that perhaps didn’t give you what you needed. Instead, I invite you to awaken the desire to live. To step out of destruction. To find meaning within yourself. To dare to live the way you’ve always known is right.

I invite you to seek, to know, and to believe—we can heal. From ignorance, from suffering, from meaninglessness.

This path—the path of seeing, the path of truth—may not be the easiest. But it is courageous. And it is real. That’s why I share what I’ve met and discovered along the way—perhaps it will become a source of support on your own journey.

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Credentials:

• Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT200, Yoga Alliance) – Milana Yoga School

• Yoga Nidra Teacher (50h, Yoga Alliance)

• Certified Rebirthing Breathwork Therapist – student of Dan Brulé

• Philosophy Student – Vilnius University

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What I Do:

• Lead yoga sessions

• Organize breathwork practices and events

• Foster community gatherings

• Coordinate space rentals and administrative activities

• Express creatively through writing, music, and sacred circles