Cristina Hlusak, ThetaHealing: Enjoy the simple things, the Romanian traditions; the best things in life are free

Cristina Hlusak has worked and lived in Las Vegas, Macau, Hong Kong and Venice, but after a life and career dedicated to engineering, she re-discovered herself. She brought ThetaHealing to Romania and teaches the techniques in an aim to improve people's lives. What do you do here in Romania? Give us details about your work and why you think it is relevant for the current period. I brought ThetaHealing in Romania in 2008 and I teach its techniques here. From the first modest classes, from the first certification course that I taught here, these courses and healing techniques have expanded to reach more people in Romania, as they did around the world. I founded ThetaHealing Center of Romania, where each course and each participant is individually certified. The most important thing in what I do is its purpose. Each of us has a purpose in life, a unique gift, a special talent that we can offer to others, a personal mission. Each of us has a set of life lessons. However, besides these personal missions that we all have, some of us have a "global" or "universal" missions, a passion to help children, people, plants, animals, humans, the Planet Earth. This is the main purpose in what I do: to help others with passion and love. I came back to Romania to establish what is today ThetaHealing in Romania and I found my roots here, the most beautiful and simple things offered by the Romanian traditions. Why did you leave a career in the construction’s field to dedicate yourself to this? Since I was little I wanted a profession full of excitement and variety. Thus, in 1986, at the Technical University of Civil Engineering in Bucharest, I started my career in construction - a satisfying career that gave me a world of possibilities. I felt that this industry had something for me. I was young, bright, ambitious, energetic and creative. I attended university in the evening and in the day I put into practice what I learned. I was earning while learning. It wasn't easy, but I did everything with passion. My father was an engineer. He guided me and inspired me to this industry that helped me build my future. I liked my career in construction because it relies on teamwork. I worked in Hong Kong, China, as a consultant in construction and I had the chance to work with professionals from around the world. Having endless opportunities to advance in life, I've dreamt of a long career. Then, I lived in Macau, China a great life of many opportunities as with other expatriates, but there was another reality of these living there. The reality of those who worked in Chinese factories, their working conditions, was different. I felt then the need to do something to raise the awareness of working conditions in China. I felt the need to provide a humanitarian aid; not because I had possibilities, but because I knew what it means not to have possibilities, and I wondered: "What would I do if I were in a similar situation? Beyond my work, what is my contribution to people, animals, the Planet Earth? And if I could do anything, where would I start? What would I do specifically?" In the journey of my life, I understand the purpose of my life. Answering relevant questions in a conversation with myself, I paid attention to my dreams and I changed my career, reinventing myself.