The origins of firewalking date back to antiquity, where it was practiced in various cultures as a purification ritual. It was particularly widespread among the Celts and Germanic tribes in Europe as well as in Asia, Africa and South America.

Firewalking can be done in different ways, depending on the type of fire used. Some walk over glowing coals, while others walk over burning wood. In some traditions, the feet are soaked beforehand to prevent burns.

For some people, firewalking has a spiritual cleansing effect by removing negative energies from the body. Others see it as a test of courage or a challenge, while some see it as a form of meditation or prayer.

In recent years, firewalking has become increasingly popular, especially as a leisure activity. There are workshops and training programs that prepare people for it.

However, firewalking requires careful preparation and caution. As a certified firewalking instructor, I make sure that both you and the fire are properly prepared.

Before crossing the glowing coals, you will receive comprehensive mental training with practical exercises. Together we will visualize the future you are striving for so that you can cross the fire with your personal vision.

Your safety and development have top priority.