Maria Nikolaeva
Maria Vladimirovna Nikolaeva (Script error: The function "langx" does not exist.; born 8 July 1971) is a Russian writer and teacher of spiritual philosophy. She has written 37 books in Russian, which have been translated into English, Chinese, Indonesian, Estonian, Lithuanian, and Ukrainian. Nikolaeva is a member of the International Writers Union, the Translators Union of Russia, a fellow of the Association for the Study of Esoterics and Mysticism, and an honorary member of St. Petersburg Yoga School.
Biography
Nikolaeva was born in Saint Petersburg. She studied at St. Petersburg State University, the High School of Religion and Philosophy (Institute), and the Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy, completing three degrees in philosophy. She began publishing philosophical articles in various collections in 1996. She worked as an editor at three state institutions from 1999 to 2004. Her first five spiritual books were printed as a series by Piter in 2004. She subsequently relocated to India to continue her research, publishing reports in several Russian yoga magazines and several new books. The first edition of her book The Basic Hatha-Yoga Schools was printed by the St. Petersburg Oriental Studies publishing house in 2007, and reprinted by Tradition in Moscow, 2014. It was presented by Russian Journal and the radio channel Moscow Echo. The first English edition of her book Hatha Yoga Practice: Disciple against Wall (2007) was reviewed by Swami Dharmananda and David Frawley. Her books have been translated into Lithuanian,[1] Estonian,[2] and Ukrainian since 2008.
She traveled widely in Asia from 2007 to 2009, spending time in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, China, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia. After settling down in Bali in 2009, she concentrated on holistic spiritual teaching until 2013, according to her later book Self-Being Strategy. In this period she published articles in monthly local magazines Ubud Community and Sanur Community, and her books were translated into Indonesian and Chinese. From the beginning of 2014 she returned to her hometown of St. Petersburg to teach Eastern knowledge for Western audiences. A collection of her works in five volumes was published by Tradition Publishing Group in Moscow,[3] and she became a member of the International Writers Union,[4] and the Translators Union of Russia.
She continues to teach in over 30 spiritual and training centers, and is an honorary member of St. Petersburg Yoga School.[5]
Selected works
Books published in Europe
- Shanti Nathini. Moters Dao praktikos. Pasirengimo periodas. Vilnius, 2008.
- Shanti Nathini. Joogateraapia nägemise taastamiseks. Archived 2012-12-31 at the Wayback Machine Tallinn, 2009.
- М.В. Николаева. Понятие "Мы" и суждение "Нашей" воли. Archived 2017-03-23 at the Wayback Machine Berlin, 2016.
Works printed in Russia
- Основные школы хатха-йоги. Moscow, 2014 (St.Petersburg, 2007).
- Рамана Махарши. Через три смерти. Moscow, 2014, 2008 (St.Petersburg, 2005).
- Свами Вивекананда. Вибрации высокой частоты. Moscow, 2014, 2007 (St.Petersburg, 2005).
- Панчатантра: Индийская стратегия успеха. Moscow, 2014, 2009; 2007 (St.Petersburg, 2005).
- Хитопадеша: Парадоксы взаимности. Moscow, 2014, 2009; 2007.
- Травы для йоги и аюрведы. Moscow, 2014, 2008, 2006.
- Йога прозрения. Moscow, 2015 (St.Petersburg, 2009; 2008; 2006).
- Практика хатха-йоги. Ученик перед стеной. Moscow, 2005.
- Фэн-шуй. Растения в вашем доме. St.Petersburg, 2004.
References
- ↑ [1] [dead link]
- ↑ SHANTI NATHINI (2012-12-31). "JOOGATERAAPIA NÄGEMISE TAASTAMISEKS". Web.archive.org.
- ↑ [2] [dead link]
- ↑ "Николаева Мария Владимировна | Интернациональный Союз писателей". Inwriter.ru. Retrieved August 13, 2026.
- ↑ "Преподаватели". Yogaflow.ru. Retrieved August 13, 2026.
Other sources
- Maria Nikolaeva's photo among guests in Baltasar Dias Theatre Archived 2017-08-08 at the Wayback Machine by DNOTICIAS.PT (Madeira, 2016)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva by Dmitry Tyotkin in Information Agency 'REGNUM' (Moscow, 2016)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva on her book published in 'Lambert' by 'Omni Scriptum' (Berlin, 2016)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva about Rome Archived 2017-08-08 at the Wayback Machine by Anastasia Gulyaeva in BALTNEWS.EE (Tallinn, 2015)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva about France Archived 2017-08-08 at the Wayback Machine by Natalia Nikolaenko for 'Tradition' (Moscow, 2015)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva about Greece by Arkady Beinenson in 'Russian Athens' (Greece, 2015)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva by Alexandra Dobryanskaya for 'Theory and Practice' (Moscow, 2014)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva about Russia Archived 2018-06-02 at the Wayback Machine by Nikolay Mariin for 'Window to Russia' (Moscow, 2014)
- Report ‘The Realm of Maria Nikolaeva’ by Aloke Mukerjee in 'CNN International' (USA, New York, 2011)
- Review of book 'Karma Mastery' by Atma Ananda in July issue of 'Astrological Magazine' (India, Bangalor, 2011)
- Interview with Maria Nikolaeva about Bali by Olesya Novikova for 'YaTuristka' (Moscow, 2011)
- Maria Nikolaeva's presentation in 'Balinese Cultural Creation' (Indonesia, 2010)
- Maria Nikolaeva's visit in Chandi Buddha News & Photos (Indonesia, 2009)
- Maria Nikolaeva's presentation in ‘Russian Journal’ (Culture, Moscow, 2007)
- Maria Nikolaeva's acting in film 'India Trip' by Lev Victorov (India, Varanasi, 2007)
External links
- The author’s official web-site
- The author's page in International Writers Union
- The author's page in St. Petersburg State University
- The author's page in St. Petersburg Yoga School
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