Daniéla Kara, also known as Éladani (March 9, 1994), was born and raised in Enschede, the Netherlands, within an Aramaic family. With Mesopotamian roots and a life shaped by the rhythms of the West, she grew up navigating the beautiful challenge of weaving these worlds into her own unique identity. 

 

As part of the Syrian-Orthodox community, Daniéla has been on a lifelong journey to embrace her own truth, stepping beyond tradition to follow the path that resonates deeply within her spirit: the path of freedom, truth and authenticity. This journey hasn't been easy, though. It was tough to grow up with young parents who were only learning to be adults themselves, unaware of their own generational patterns and traumas. 

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Through the years, writing became her sanctuary — a way to give voice to themes of freedom, self-creation, and the courage to pursue personal dreams beyond societal expectations. 

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In 2013, Daniéla started her Social Work studies at Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Enschede, the Netherlands. Since 2017, Daniéla has worked as a social worker, using creativity and the power of words to spark connection — between people, and most importantly, within themselves. Her experience includes supporting youth facing complex challenges such as addiction and personality disorders, work that has shown her the importance of deep listening, meaningful conversation and creative expression in their healing process. A natural connector, she continues this mission through poetry, art, music, and her dedication to social impact.

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Daniéla is also a certified NLP Practitioner, blending transformative techniques with her heartfelt approach to empower others to uncover their strengths and step fully into their potential.

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