Sara Kolata is the daughter of a Seventh-day Adventist pastor. From childhood, she knew a God nothing like the one she was taught about in church.

Sara trained as an architect in London and built a career well beyond buildings: an architecture magazine, a global conference business, an industry-shaping public life. Running underneath it, for almost two decades, was a private and relentless search through Tibetan Buddhism, Taoism, shamanic traditions and plant medicine. At 20 she found shamanism, and for 19 years she held ceremonies quietly while almost no one in my professional world knew.

Then came Peru, the Amazon, and dietas lasting as long as 21 days on the mountain. Everything she had built and everything she thought she was came completely undone. What came through on the other side wasn’t a methodology. It was initiation, by forces she don’t hesitate to describe as divine. With it came the capacity to perceive the karmic field directly: to read ancestral architecture, extract what doesn’t belong and guide the soul back to its own truth.

That became Karmic Recapitulation, a four-phase process working through the mother line, the father line, the ancestral field and the inner child beneath all of it.  Sara now live in the Sacred Valley of Peru, where she run a retreat and work with clients worldwide: therapists, healers, coaches and entrepreneurs who have hit the ceiling of every other approach.