Prof. Dr. Maja T. Iskjerdo, originally from Belgrade and Peru, spent most of her childhood in the Amazon rainforest in Peru. At the age of twenty, she began living with the Asháninka tribe, where she learned about their culture and entheogenic plants. This early contact with the Amazon became the inspiration for her later life. She graduated from the University of Belgrade with a degree in Landscape Architecture and later pursued a master’s degree in Biotechnical Sciences at the same university, which enabled her to conduct scientific research on Amazonian plants. Her education continued in Spain, at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the University of La Laguna, where she earned degrees in Architecture and Psychology, followed by a master’s degree in Architecture and Art History. These studies further deepened her interest in the unconscious and the mystical aspects of architecture, ultimately leading to her doctoral dissertation in the field of architectural theory, titled “Nature and Mysticism in the Materialization of Architecture, with Reference to the Works of Rudolf Steiner and Buckminster Fuller.” Prof. Iskjerdo was also part of a research team at the Catholic University of Peru, where she studied Amazonian anthropology. Later, she pursued clinical psychology in Belgrade and transpersonal psychology in Barcelona. Today, Maja lives and works between Serbia and Peru and serves as a full professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Union University – Nikola Tesla, where she continues to merge her rich multicultural heritage with her academic pursuits.