Lesya Dziuba: A Happy Person Is Someone Who Understands Their Nature and Acts Accordingly

Lesya Dziuba – is a numerologist, coach, co-founder of the PEACE POINT studio, and a mother of three.

In an interview with VITAGURU, Lesya shared how she found her calling and how it changed her life. She also discussed the most common myths about numerology and what happiness means to her.

Lesya, tell us about yourself. How did you find your calling?

I’ve always been socially active: in school, I participated in all the events and even choreographed a dance for our graduation.

Even then, I realized I wanted to improve the world around me.
I’m an economist by education and had never thought about numerology. But it so happened that I enrolled in the International School of Astro-Numerology.

At 22, I moved to Paris, where I spent a lot of time in solitude. That’s where our first two children were born, and during maternity leave, I gathered many ideas. After returning to Ukraine, I started hosting women’s gatherings, took courses in the restaurant business, and planned to open a vegetarian café. But one year brought many changes, both external and internal. I experienced disappointment in people and situations that felt like the ground was falling out from under me. I kept asking myself: why is all this happening?

I should mention that earlier that year, I had signed up for an astrology consultation but only got in nine months later. I believe it happened at the right time when I had enough life experience. During the consultation, I was told it would be great for me to study numerology and astrology myself and start consulting. That’s how I started learning — just out of curiosity — though I had never considered it before.

How did you start consulting in numerology? Where did you study?

In 2017, I enrolled in the International School of Predictive Disciplines “Vigraha,” and I’m still studying there today.

Even in my first year, friends and acquaintances began asking for consultations. I hesitated for a long time, thinking I didn’t know enough and kept referring them to my colleagues. But after my first sessions, I received a lot of positive feedback.

Whenever I doubted myself and asked the Universe, “Is this really my path?” I’d receive a call that very day asking for a consultation. With the words, “Thank you, Universe, I understand,” I continued on this path.

How has numerology changed your life?

Numerology has helped me, first and foremost, to understand myself and my loved ones better. Every day through numerology, I discover new facets of my nature.

Even choosing activities for my children has become easier — I’ve stopped suggesting things that don’t resonate with them.

What do people most often come to you for?

The most common topics are relationships and career direction. Another frequent request is about navigating change when people don’t know what to do next.

What are the most common myths about numerology you encounter?

I often have to debunk certain myths. For example, that a numerologist is like a fortune-teller (laughs).

Many people expect me to name the exact date they’ll get married, how many children they’ll have, or even which days exactly!

Tell us about your project PEACE POINT personality.

This project aims to build a community of happy people — the PEACE POINT family.

A happy person is someone who is harmonious on all levels, understands their nature, strengths, and talents, and lives them out.
A supportive environment is key to a happy life, so the individual is at the center of the PEACE POINT project. We offer individual consultations and various activities to support the person on different levels. These participants form support groups, which in turn help others — creating a community of happy people.

How do you deal with life’s challenges? Does numerology help?

When I or a family member is going through a tough time, I always refer to the numerological chart. There is even a number called the Challenge Number — it highlights the issues that prevent us from reaching our goals. In other words, it reveals the life lessons for the current period. The next step is to take responsibility for how you act on that insight.

What inspires you in your work and life?

First and foremost — people. The uniqueness of each person, their talents, kindness, and unconditional love.
I’m inspired by people who live consciously and do what they love with passion.

And of course, I’m deeply inspired when I witness positive changes in the lives of those I consult.

The ability to create change in the world and be part of something greater gives me boundless energy.

You have three children. How do you manage to balance all areas of your life?

Balance is something I strive for — but I think everyone defines it differently.

I can’t say I have perfect balance in all areas right now. At one time, I devoted 99% of my energy to my family and kids. Now I invest heavily in my career and education, though I also want to focus more on spiritual development.

I believe perfect balance isn’t sustainable — and honestly, it would be boring. But when you’re clear about what you want, and you have a vision, life begins to organize itself around that.

Do you consider yourself a happy person? What does happiness mean to you?

Happiness is a choice, and I try to make that choice every day!

You can train yourself to be unhappy: to constantly complain, be offended, get irritated, and blame others. Or you can consciously choose happiness: to be grateful, joyful, to smile, forgive, accept, and love.

We are responsible for our own choice: to be happy or unhappy.
Of course, we’re not robots, and this shouldn’t be forced. But it’s always a voluntary choice.

What are your current goals? Can you share your future plans?

My main goal is to continue growing professionally and bring my consultations to a new level — drawing on experience and ever-expanding knowledge in astro-numerology.

In the near future, I plan to scale my projects and build a structured system for how the PEACE POINT personality studio operates. I’d also love to do more speaking engagements.

Photos — Yana Krutko, Nastya Gayfulina
Interviewer — Kateryna Tugusheva