Y-KOLLEKTIV · WDR / ARD MEDIATHEK · 2025
Ruf ins Jenseits: Ist da wer?
Dina's segment · 5:33
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Dina Hegazi
Psychic medium. Fifteen years as an oil and gas lawyer. Islam was her first language for God.
She tells you what your spirit guides are saying, including the parts you don't want to hear. Available for podcasts, interviews and stages, in English, German, Arabic and French.
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At a glance
- Born in Cairo. Lives in Berlin.
- Sorbonne-trained lawyer. Fifteen years negotiating oil and gas contracts.
- Trained in mediumship at the Arthur Findlay College, UK
- Founder of The Surrender School: courses, a weekly Practice Circle, and certified practitioners she trained herself.
- No tarot. No crystals. No tools. Direct connection.
- Speaks English, German, Arabic, French.
Seen on Y-Kollektiv · WDR / ARD Mediathek (2025) — VOX "Prominent!" (2025) — Lange Nacht der Museen, Museum für Kommunikation Berlin (2025)
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Bio — Short (50 words)
Dina Hegazi is a Berlin-based psychic medium. Before that: fifteen years as a Sorbonne-trained oil and gas lawyer, a conservative Muslim childhood in Cairo, a marriage that broke the rulebook. She lost everything, then started hearing clearly. Today she reads, teaches, and says the thing nobody else will.
Bio — Long
Dina Hegazi grew up in a conservative Muslim family in Cairo. Desire, touch and feelings were forbidden. As a child she talked to the tree outside her window, and she felt answered.
She did everything right. She studied law, trained at the Sorbonne, and spent fifteen years negotiating oil and gas contracts worth more than most people see in a lifetime. She married young. Four months pregnant, she heard a voice: look at his phone. She looked. She stayed silent for three years. The divorce that followed broke the rulebook she had lived by. "I followed every rule and ended up in prison anyway."
What came next wasn't graceful. Unavailable men, plant medicine, sexual awakening, a career she could no longer stand. An Irish medium told her to leave law. Eventually she did. "Show me how to surrender," she prayed, "and I lost everything."
Today Dina is a working medium in Berlin and founder of The Surrender School, where she teaches evidence, discernment and surrender. Her line: the spirits will not pay your bills. She has been tested on camera by a skeptic, read for German celebrities on VOX, and taught in corporate offices. Islam was her first language for God. Today she speaks a few more.
Four ways in
The medium who says "sometimes it's just you."
Evidence over feelings. Discernment over manifestation. How to tell a real sign from wishful thinking, and why fantasy is vague and intuition is specific.
The lawyer who lost everything.
Sorbonne, oil and gas, a divorce that broke the rulebook, a God bigger than any one religion, and walking away from law. Surrender as the step before real change, not the same as giving up.
The medium and the not-quite-believer.
She talks to spirits. He does the taxes. Dina and her partner Austin Terrill, a Texan founder ten years sober, run two businesses and a patchwork family of three kids and a dog named Paul in Berlin. They're getting married at a Berlin club night in November.
The Berlin myth.
A Middle Eastern oil and gas lawyer from a conservative Muslim family moves to Germany as a single mom, doesn't speak the language, and tears down every wall: psychedelics, techno, open relationships, the full Berlin reinvention. Then she finds out she still holds traditional values. So does Austin, the long-haired suburban nerd who never fit in Texas. Everybody arrives in Berlin with a pie-in-the-sky dream. The grass isn't greener.
Conversation starters
- 01Is it me or spirit?
- 02Surrender is not giving up.
- 03The spirits will not pay your bills.
- 04Raised in Islam, at home in every faith.
- 05From oil and gas contracts to the dead.
- 06Stay or go.
- 07Tested on camera.
- 08Plant medicine and the sober path.
- 09Grief without the greeting card.
- 10Shame, sex and spirit.
- 11Berlin.
- 12The couple.
- 13The Berlin myth.
- 14The talent and the manager.
Nothing is off the table.
In her words
The spirits will not pay your bills.
I tell you what your spirit guides are saying. Even the parts you don't want to hear.
Guidance doesn't ask for your opinion. It asks for your obedience.
Fantasy is vague. Intuition is specific.
You understand guidance backwards. The clarity comes after you act.
He still has the same character. He's not different just because he died.
Collapse is a favour.
If I get emotional, I can't hear him. The Wi-Fi closes.
Austin Terrill — manager
Austin grew up in Texas, the long-haired suburban kid who didn't care about football, and has lived in Berlin for thirteen years. He's Dina's manager and business partner. In 2006 he founded Print Peppermint, a specialty print studio doing foil, letterpress and cotton paper, shipping to more than 30 countries. He is ten years sober, works the 12 steps, has done three years of family constellation work, and has a psychedelic past he talks about openly. Rational by temperament. He believes in reincarnation, has read the entire Law of One, and still argues with his wife's spirit guides. He runs the businesses, does the money and packs the kids' lunches. She's his muse.
Logistics + Book
Book Dina
- Remote: any platform (Zoom, Riverside, SquadCast, StreamYard, Whereby). Professional mic and camera.
- In person: Berlin anytime. Happy to travel anywhere for the right show.
- Languages: English, German, Arabic, French.
Bookings handled by Austin Terrill, manager. Replies within 48 hours.