Unicorn Way. Roots: After the collapse of the old regime, books on psychology, philosophy, mythology, esotericism, Eastern religions, and ancient spiritual and mystical traditions began to appear. I read everything, yet little of it proved to be truly valuable. Often, it felt less like learning something new and more like recognizing what I had known long before. For me, it was never about collecting ideas but about testing them through lived experience — verifying how they manifest in consciousness, the body, and real life. Whether philosophy, psychology, or a spiritual tradition, it had to lead to a transformation of consciousness and, as a result, to tangible changes in reality — a perspective increasingly aligned with findings in modern neuroscience such as such as predictive coding and pre-conscious decision signals. My foundation: Wisdom traditions: Zen, Dzogchen, Advaita, Tantra, Sufism, Gnosticism, Shamanism. Psychology and therapy: Depth psychology, Transpersonal psychology, Integral psychology, Gestalt, Cognitive and Existential approaches, Parts Therapy, NLP, Provocative Therapy, Process-Oriented Psychology, Worldwork. Systemic approaches: Systemic and Family Constellations. Underlying all of this is my own intensive experience — over fifteen years — of deep work with the phenomenon of proxy perception. This work provides direct access to deep layers of consciousness: personal, family, collective, and transcendent — revealing codes, hidden connections, breaks, and internal short circuits. This is my Unicorn Way. Such is the Unicorn Way that has allowed me to assemble all those puzzle pieces into my own method of profound transformations: The Unicorn Method. The result is the integration of shadow aspects, emergence into freedom, and the restoration of contact with oneself — with one’s power and clarity.