Maria Alla

I'll never forget the sound of my parents arguing about money when I was seven years old. That's when I learned my first lesson: money wasn't just about numbers—it was about survival, shame, and fear.

At seventeen, I left Romania for the United Kingdom with a suitcase full of hope and a belief that if I just worked hard enough, I'd finally be safe.

I became a bookkeeper because numbers felt logical and unemotional. Or so I thought. But as I spent years managing other people's finances, I started seeing what the spreadsheets couldn't capture. Behind every income statement was a human being with a story—with fear, shame, and deeply ingrained beliefs about what they deserved. I saw business owners earning six figures who felt broke.

Women working 60-hour weeks who couldn't break the £3,000-a-month ceiling.That's when I realized: we don't have money problems. We have feeling problems about money.

So I studied hypnotherapy, family constellations, and somatic healing—learning to help women process and rewire the unconscious patterns stored in their bodies and nervous systems. But I kept hitting a wall with my clients. We'd heal their current beliefs, yet the patterns would return. Something deeper was at play.

Then, in September 2024, my father died. Within months, my income jumped from £3,000 to £15,000 per month—not because I learned new strategies, but because his death cleared something I'd been carrying my entire life: his money karma.

That's when I discovered psychogenealogy. I realised: the money stories we carry aren't just from our childhood. They're inherited from our parents, grandparents, great-grandparents—going back generations. These aren't just beliefs. They're karmic debts passed down through our family lineage.

When my grandmother believed "money doesn't grow on trees," that became my mother's scarcity mindset. When my father worked himself to exhaustion for minimum wage, that became my pattern of overwork. When my ancestors sacrificed their dreams for survival, that encoded in my nervous system as "success equals betrayal."

I'd been unconsciously repaying their karmic debts through my own financial struggles.So I trained in psychogenealogy—learning to chart family money patterns across 3-7 generations. I added numerology specific to psychogenealogy to decode the hidden cycles and timing of these ancestral patterns. And I formalized my own method: The Money Karma Clearing Method™.

Now, I guide women in business through the deep work of healing not just their money stories, but their family's money karma—using psychogenealogy to decode the ancestral patterns, numerology to reveal hidden cycles, hypnotherapy to reprogram the subconscious, and real financial systems to implement the breakthrough.

My book, Money Feels First, is the culmination of two decades of healing, studying, and working with hundreds of women who are ready to finally break free from the money stories they inherited. Because here's what I know: your relationship with money isn't built in your mind. It's stored in your body, your nervous system, and the stories you carry from generations past—from your parents, grandparents, and ancestors you've never even met.

These aren't just limiting beliefs you can affirm away.They're karmic debts you're unconsciously repaying through undercharging, overworking, self-sabotage, and staying stuck at the same income level your parents had.

And healing them at the ancestral level—through psychogenealogy, numerology, and deep somatic work—changes everything.

Not just your income. Your entire lineage.

When you break your family money karma, you free not only yourself, but your children, and their children after them.

That's the work I do now. And it's the most important work of my life.