Mariia Sharygina defies categorization—and that’s exactly her power. A certified psychologist and sexologist, European-qualified lawyer, and founder of Muse Sacred, Mariia weaves together intellect, sensuality, and creativity into a one-of-a-kind professional journey rooted in transformation and embodiment.

A Nonlinear Path to Wholeness

Mariia’s journey began at the intersection of performance and perception. With deep roots in erotic performance, visual art, and film, she spent years exploring the aesthetic and emotional layers of sexuality—while simultaneously building a respected academic and legal career across Europe.

“I come from law and art, but my true calling has always been the body—desire, trauma, intimacy,” she shares.

This desire to understand and heal led her to psychology and, ultimately, to the sacred work of sexual health and relational guidance.

Muse Sacred: A Place of Integration and Reclamation

At the heart of her mission is Muse Sacred, an educational and therapeutic platform that blends science, sensuality, and ritual to help people reconnect with their bodies, pleasure, and truth.

“I work with those who feel disconnected,” Mariia explains. “Disconnected from their bodies, their partners, or their sense of self. Muse Sacred is about bringing them back home.”

Through workshops, one-on-one sessions, and community dialogue, she blends evidence-based psychological practice with somatic awareness, mythic symbolism, and poetic insight.

The Artist Behind the Therapist

Mariia is also a visual artist, known for her abstract, symbolic paintings that express erotic energy, memory, and inner truth. Her creative work is deeply connected to her practice as a sexologist—both disciplines rooted in embodiment, emotion, and liberation.

Whether through brushstrokes or body language, her message remains the same: healing begins when we embrace every part of who we are.

Logic Meets Instinct. Law Meets Liberation.

Mariia’s background as a European-qualified lawyer gives her a rare ability to merge structure and instinct. She approaches sexuality not only as an intimate force, but also a societal one—framing pleasure and consent as both personal rights and cultural conversations.

This unique duality—of law and love, intellect and emotion—makes her an important voice in modern conversations around trauma healing, sexual sovereignty, and empowered embodiment.

Looking Ahead

Whether in therapy rooms, artistic spaces, or public forums, Mariia Sharygina is cultivating a future where pleasure is sacred, truth is embodied, and healing is holistic.

As a psychologist, artist, and advocate, she reminds us that sexuality isn’t separate from who we are—it’s the gateway back to ourselves.