TO BUILD
A FUTURE
OF COOPERATION
WE NEED TO RESTORE
OF COMPASSION
THE MUSCLE
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POLINA RUD
MY MISSION IS
to help people move beyond a victim mentality and recognize that, despite appearances, the universe operates with a deeper justice. By understanding the archetypal structures of the psyche, we gain clarity on how our internal patterns shape our experiences, the obstacles we create, and the paths available for transformation.
Through my projects—whether in my self-exploration book, socially engaged art, NGO work with life defenders, or the translation of transformative literature—I provide tools for people to decode their psyche, understand their unconscious strategies, and recognize the fears and insecurities that shape both their own and others' actions. When we truly know ourselves, we develop compassion—not as a sentiment, but as a vital skill for social health.
In a world in crisis, strengthening our capacity for empathy is essential for collective harmony. The ability to understand another’s struggles builds supportive communities and allows us to move from isolation to cooperation. As Joachim Bauer said, “Empathy is not just a feeling; it is the foundation of our social existence.” Recognizing this is key to creating a more interconnected and resilient world.
Through my projects—whether in my self-exploration book, socially engaged art, NGO work with life defenders, or the translation of transformative literature—I provide tools for people to decode their psyche, understand their unconscious strategies, and recognize the fears and insecurities that shape both their own and others' actions. When we truly know ourselves, we develop compassion—not as a sentiment, but as a vital skill for social health.
In a world in crisis, strengthening our capacity for empathy is essential for collective harmony. The ability to understand another’s struggles builds supportive communities and allows us to move from isolation to cooperation. As Joachim Bauer said, “Empathy is not just a feeling; it is the foundation of our social existence.” Recognizing this is key to creating a more interconnected and resilient world.
MY PROJECTS
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WHAT I DO
SERVICES
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HOW I WORK
GROUP SESSIONS
Join group archetypal masterclasses where we explore a chosen theme through collective therapeutical sessions.
Discover your personalized archetypal chart to uncover solutions for finance, relationships, destiny, business, self-esteem, and more
archetypal therapy
Experience the ancient Hindu Cosmic Game of Snakes and Arrows, where each dice roll reveals insight into your life’s deepest questions.
hindu ORACLE CEREMONY
EDUCATION
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WHAT I STUDIED
Nordic Mythology and Runes - Aleksandra Tsejan (Russia)
Vedic Astrology - Kali Shankar (Russia)
Course on Theosophy and Living Ethics - Alexey Alferov (Russia)
Universal Therapy (based on systemic constellations and quantum psychology) - Leonid Talpis (Russia)
Transcendental Medicine - Inti Miski (Mexico, Argentina)
Extensive Course on Ayurveda - Dr. María de Ezcurra (Argentina)
Traditional Andean Medicine - Abuela Mamacuna (Peru-Argentina)
Siberian Shamanism, Darkhan - Damdinov Sergey Garmazhapovich (Buryatia-Mongolia)
Music Therapy and Tibetan Bowls - Carlos Colado (Mexico)
Guide to Power Walks in the Mountains - Elfego Magneto (Mexico)
Vedic Astrology - Kali Shankar (Russia)
Course on Theosophy and Living Ethics - Alexey Alferov (Russia)
Universal Therapy (based on systemic constellations and quantum psychology) - Leonid Talpis (Russia)
Transcendental Medicine - Inti Miski (Mexico, Argentina)
Extensive Course on Ayurveda - Dr. María de Ezcurra (Argentina)
Traditional Andean Medicine - Abuela Mamacuna (Peru-Argentina)
Siberian Shamanism, Darkhan - Damdinov Sergey Garmazhapovich (Buryatia-Mongolia)
Music Therapy and Tibetan Bowls - Carlos Colado (Mexico)
Guide to Power Walks in the Mountains - Elfego Magneto (Mexico)
THERAPEUTIC FORMATION
Competencies for Psychosocial Interventions in Mental Health and Suicide Risk - UNAM (Mexico)
PhD in Art History - Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)/ UNAM (Mexico)
Master in International Relations – Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)
PhD in Art History - Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)/ UNAM (Mexico)
Master in International Relations – Lomonosov Moscow State University (Russia)
ACADEMIC FORMATION
MY WAY
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STUMBLES
When I was 17, I faced death for the first time. On the day of my high school graduation, my first boyfriend—my first love—was tragically struck by a car. Reading about the rituals and beliefs surrounding death in various cultures was one thing, but seeing the lifeless body of someone I loved was something else entirely. I was completely disoriented, as if a heavy weight had crushed me, leaving my vision and hearing impaired. I cried endlessly, unable to eat or drink, and struggled with the relentless assault of suicidal thoughts, intensified by the looming windows of my 23rd-floor apartment. I felt like there was only one way out.
But near those windows stood a large bookshelf. In a moment of overwhelming emptiness and intrusive, melancholic memories, my eyes landed on a bookmarked chapter called “History of Buddhism” in the Encyclopedia of World Religions. As I immersed myself in the pages, I discovered ideas about the reincarnation of souls, the concept of the bardo, and the thread that connects the soul to the body—offering me a strange comfort and a quiet sense of relief. Still, death is an experienced and profound teacher. It had another lesson waiting for me...
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BOOKING SESSION