“Start with this one: give yourself one full minute of pure joy, every day. Then see what happens.”
Press, breathe, enjoy.
What is LifeSpace?
For a long time, I was searching for the right place for myself — a place where my questions about how we live, and how we could live better, mattered. I’ve found it here.
Hi there, my name is Eka Khoperia, and I am the founder of the LifeSpace initiative. This concept grew from my personal vision of life, of people, and of the ways we interact with the world and each other.
This space is my way. And I invite you to take a walk with me, in your own direction.
— Eka
Spaces worth being shaped by
When I was developing the LifeSpace model, this concept resonated naturally, and I knew I had to stick with it. All the services and products within LifeSpace are designed to help us better understand who we are and what we are doing with our lives. We are not here to facilitate deep clinical psychology, and this space is not designed to heal, teach, or “fix” anyone. Instead, what we offer is a sincere and courageous exploration of ourselves in the here and now, fueled by the joy and creativity of the present moment and the connection of the people sharing the space. That’s the idea LifeSpace is built on — the field shapes the person, so we build spaces worth being shaped by.
Inspired by Kurt Lewin
The name of this initiative is inspired by the work of Kurt Lewin, a prominent German-American psychologist who laid the foundation for modern social psychology and who has been a profound personal inspiration to me.
The field around a person
Lewin defined life space as the psychological field surrounding a person at a given time, made up of their needs, goals, emotions, relationships, and the barriers and environment they perceive. The concept explains why our behavior shifts when either we change, or the field around us changes.
What we stand for
As our mission says we aim to build a home for wellbeing in Georgia — a place where people grow, together, on purpose. This is what that looks like, in practice.
We stand for wellbeing and joy.
We acknowledge all the colors of the world — the bright, the dark, and everything in between — but we consciously choose to embrace the best possible opportunities reality brings and to feel the joy of each moment.
Wellbeing is a science.
We avoid getting lost in speculation or philosophical mazes that do not serve the present moment. What we want to build and develop is the ability to sustain ourselves through the reality of uncertainty, grounded in the joy and gratitude of simply being alive. This is what we call Wellbeing.
(Though I write this from my own perspective, I intentionally use “We” to honor and appreciate every person who will become a part of this Space.)
LifeSpace as a path to L’Alvani
Everything here serves one larger dream.
Asked once how I imagined myself at eighty, the answer came easily: a wellbeing center away from the noise of the city, a refuge where people can pause and reconnect — with themselves, and with each other. A place of freedom and happiness.
That dream has a name: L’Alvani.
By being part of LifeSpace, you’re already supporting that dream taking shape. One day, we’ll welcome you to the refuge itself, open to all.
You are never alone on your path.