About Klaudia Ortis
My journey in energy work and permaculture began in 2016, even before I took over my family’s farm. At the time, I had four small children, and although the time spent with my family and with the animals at the farm helped me see the beauty of living in the moment, it also brought some issues to the surface that I found difficult to deal with. During my training in VortexHealing® and up to my certification as a permaculture designer, I learned to recognize root causes of problems and not just focus on the symptoms. Looking at my own issues and their causes and working on them brings me inner peace and serenity in everyday life.
I’ve found that permaculture and VortexHealing complement each other in many ways. Both practices allow the participant to look at things from up close and within a broader context at the same time. The most important takeaway from this perspective shift is a desire to take responsibility for myself, my health, my own issues, and for how I navigate this world. That's what I wish for my clients and the people I work with. If each of us takes responsibility for our part, the world can be a better place.
About Pure Nature Energetics
Here at Pure Nature Energetics, you'll find offerings that can support you, your system, and your environment. You're invited to immerse yourself in the various areas of Permaculture, Learning Place Agriculture and VortexHealing®, and to try out sessions and courses. Take care of your well-being, the well-being of your animals, and the well-being of the nature around you.
The thistle in my logo beautifully symbolizes what I offer here. It embodies several positive qualities and, holistically speaking, symbolizes the positive and abundant flow of energy.
The thistle has very strong and deep roots. It draws many essential nutrients from the deeper soil layers to its upper parts. There, these nutrients are available to other living beings. Even after the plant retreats in winter, the nutrients remain on the surface. The thistle provides sustenance for 193 insect species and the goldfinch. It offers shelter for hares and deer. Furthermore, it is edible and can be used as a medicinal plant.
Many people don't immediately see these positive attributes. Similarly, permaculture and energy work are not always visible to everyone, yet many benefit from them.
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