Ulla - Space Holder

I was born and raised in the north of Denmark, playing in the meadows, forests, and on the wild northern coast, where the wind, forest, and sea shaped my life and my heart. From an early age, I felt a deep connection to nature and a curiosity about the unseen forces that guide life.

Throughout my journey, I have searched for what we all secretly long for — that missing light, the divine spark of wisdom and presence that feels absent in the modern world, the inner radiance the Gnostics called Sophia: the feminine aspect of the divine, the light that illuminates the soul and calls us home. For years I wandered through mystic places like Spiritual India and Nepal, studying Philosophy, Buddhism, Anthropology, Personal Development, NLP, Spirituality, Reality Transsurfing, and the teachings of figures from Socrates and Aurelius to Jesus, Rumi, Buddha, and the oldest Sumerian texts. Yet it was through deep immersion in Norse wisdom, the cosmology of Yggdrasil, and the transformative path of Inner Alchemy that I finally found it — not as an external doctrine, but as the living light within, the reconnection to our true core.

My professional path in design and game development, including 3D modeling for firms like LEGO, unexpectedly deepened my understanding of how consciousness manifests in the physical world. Later, I held highly demanding marketing roles, managing multi-million budgets in collaboration with global tech companies such as Sony and Apple — experiences that taught me structure, creativity, and the flow of energy in human systems.

For decades, I have studied the work shared by shamans, wise women, and seiðr-workers — a winding theme full of surprises, yet always guiding me back to myself and to that eternal light. I do not teach in the traditional sense; I hold space, share stories, and facilitate inner exploration, helping guests reconnect with their own inner wisdom, presence, and the Sophia-light that has always been there, waiting to be remembered through the ancient map of Yggdrasil.