„We bring our behavior patterns and distrust from childhood. All of us are encouraged from a young age to work hard, to definitely score top marks in exams, to pursue a successful career, as if a person’s worth depends on that. No one says that, regardless of the grades we get, we are all worthy of love and the partner we dream of,“ says Aurika.
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Her own story is worth a book – the girl who grew up in a dormitory in Šiauliai emigrated abroad with her parents at sixteen, but after completing political science studies in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and France, she returned to Lithuania. Although the girl, who speaks four languages, easily found new and better jobs, it did not bring happiness. Only later did Aurika realize that the insomnia that plagued her for a year and a half was due to unprocessed emotions after the divorce.
„When I released my emotions for the first time, I cried as if I had to cry my whole life out. After that, I felt as if I was reborn. Energy started flowing through my body that I had never felt before in my life,“ recalls the Lithuanian.
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Her experience now helps hundreds of women stuck in dead ends find the best way out. And although it is said that the shoemaker is often without shoes, Aurika’s personal life is excellent – she has been married for several years to Kevin Orosz, who also works as a relationship specialist, lives in his native Texas, and dreams of a large family.
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