Mahasiah opens her home near in Esrum for a dinner on the lifestyle Art of Being — a philosophy that has come to her intuitively and that she has spent decades living, which has had a great impact on her life and on how she thrives.

Over a homemade vegetarian meal, she shares how a trip to Brazil changed everything. She realized an important approach to life — it’s not what I do, but what I am — that has an immense impact on her life and wellbeing as well as what she offers humanity. From that moment, she stopped struggling with life and started dancing with it.

Her path has taken her into working for humanitarian causes in the NGO world before a trip to Brazil brought her a different path for bringing love and peace to the world. Inner peace, joy, and a completely different relationship with being alive.

The central philosophical questions of the evening: What enables a life of thriving? How do you live your life — and how does it affect your well-being?

This is not a lecture. It is an invitation to reflect — openly, curiously, and without judgment. Mahasiah believes in inspiring, not in imposing. We are all different, and that must be respected.

As Mahasiah puts it:
“What I did before, I did by knowledge. Now I do it from intuition and life experience.”

About Mahasiah

Mahasiah holds a degree in political science and African studies as well she is a coach and process consultant. She has worked in reconciliation, refugee camp leadership, and human dignity. After a transformative journey to Brazil, she shifted her focus inward — and now supports others on their own path to inner peace and well-being through her practice, Art of Being.