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Heart Wisdom Leadership

Ubiquity University is partnering with AtmanWay to offer graduate degrees (MA, PhD, Combined MA/PhD) in Heart Wisdom Leadership.

An Education program designed to cultivate and build a new leadership paradigm in order to elevate consciousness in the world – integrating Head, Heart and Hands.
The Heart Wisdom Leadership program is part of AtmanWay’s Heart Leadership movement. It is an evolving transformational ecosystem—bridging education, experiential leadership journeys, and global alliances to create a multi-dimensional approach to fostering a new leadership paradigm shift to elevate heart-consciousness in the World, as a foundation of our sacred humanness.

Students who pursue and completeThe Heart Wisdom Leadership certificate will qualify to apply for Ubiquity postgraduate degrees

About the Program

Heart Wisdom Leadership is a comprehensive academic program with world-class faculty team blending wisdom traditions & leadership fields across science, business and society in a University-accredited curriculum and academic pathway (MA, PhD and Combined MA/PhD)

 

The delivery format designed for flexibility, balancing self-paced learning with live engagement sessions and ecosystem community deep-dives

 

Business, executive leadership, and organizational models integrate heart-based leadership for more effective, compassionate, and sustainable decision-making.

Ubiquity’s Academic Courses

Learning Outcomes

Who Is the Program For?

Heart Wisdom Leadership is open to individuals who sense that the challenges of our time require a deeper, more integrated approach to leadership and human development.
Participants include:

Details are available on the Register page.

Lead Faculty

The Heart-Wisdom Leadership program is stewarded and orchestrated by its founding team, responsible for the vision, coherence, and academic integrity of Heart Leadership education:

Paolo Morley-Fletcher, Ph.D

Györgyi Szabó, Ph.D.

Both take part in the 2 courses.

Course 1 | The Heart in Wisdom Traditions

The significance of the heart as a seat of wisdom-intelligence across traditions

Satish Kumar

Sarida Brown

Gabor Fináli

Aunty Ivy

Anne Baring

Pir Zia Inayat-Khan

Hema Vyas

Jessica Wawoe

Zoltán Cser

Jean Boulton

Lyla June

Helene Lindmark

Rutendo Ngara

Course 2 | The Heart in Science, Business, & Leadership

Latest research on the impact of heart wisdom-intelligence across leadership and society

Ervin Laszlo

Rollin McCraty

Emanuel Kuntzelmann

David Lorimer

Jude Currivan

Joseph Jaworski

Esperide Ananas Ametista

Alexander Laszlo

Charles Eisenstein

Susan Taylor

Thomas Hübl

Magdalena Smieszek

Betty J. Kovacs

Alan Seale

Program Completion Requirements

MA in
Heart Wisdom Leadership

Heart Wisdom Leadership (AtmanWay)

Creative Journey to Dissertation

MA Thesis

PhD in
Heart Wisdom Leadership

Heart Wisdom Leadership (AtmanWay)

Creative Journey to Dissertation

Chartres Academy

Great Books

Doctoral Dissertation

Combined MA/PhD in
Heart Wisdom Leadership

Heart Wisdom Leadership (AtmanWay)

Creative Journey to Dissertation

Chartres Academy

Great Books

Doctoral Dissertation

Please note that the cost of Heart Wisdom Leadership Coursework with AtmanWay is not included in the price of the degree program with Ubiquity.

Pricing for Ubiquity’s Academic Courses

Note that these prices do not include the cost of partner coursework, Chartres in-person costs or costs of additional elective courses.

MA/MSc $5000

PhD $15000

MA/MSc/PhD $16600

Save up to
$830
paying full

Ubiquity offers a 5% discount for students that are able to make the full payment up front. That means you save $250 on a Masters/MSc, $750 on a PhD and $830 on MA/MSc/PhD.

Student Academic Journey

The duration of your student journey will vary depending on your degree pathway.
Ubiquity offers instalment plans for all degree students over an 18 month period.

About AtmanWay

AtmanWay is a progressive organization that facilitates transformation and growth in leaders, organizations, and society by helping to integrate Strategy, Wisdom and Action.

AtmanWay’s Manifesto 
We believe everyone and every organization has a gift to make a difference in the world. A unique gift inside to rediscover and share with the world so evolution can happen.
We believe everyone’s and every organization’s and system’s soul is special and unique. Our task in this earthly journey is to remember our uniqueness, re-find, hone and share our special soul gift so we can make our contribution and further evolve.
The moment we express our gift and share it with our world, the universe vibrates and expands to a higher level.

The Ubiquity Graduate Degree

The Ubiquity Graduate Program combines the US and European designs of graduate programs with a blend of taught learning with research and writing. The thesis or dissertation must demonstrate excellence at every level. It must show awareness of the history of the literature in your particular area; demonstrate careful analysis and understanding of the field in question; and, most importantly, show how your insight can be applied to the real world. The dissertation must be scholarly and utilize extensive bibliographical data and footnotes. It should, in other words, be an impeccable work of research.

The Creative Journey To Dissertation

It is a 1-week intensive designed by our Dean of Graduate Studies Dr. Gyorgyi Szabo. The course is a critical part of the dissertation writing process and is a requirement for all MA/PhD candidates. 

Faculty: Gyorgyi Szabo

Great Books

Faculty: Gyorgyi Szabo PhD, Jim Garrison PhD 

The Great Books course at Ubiquity University delves into literature that has shaped human thought. Students discuss, analyze, and connect historical themes to contemporary global challenges, deepening their understanding of enduring literary works.

Chartes Academy

Our Chartres Academy is intended as a gathering point for a contemporary wisdom community to come together through the very same learning system that Fulbert and Plato used — the seven Liberal Arts.

Support during your Graduate Program

During your graduate dissertation writing you will be supported by a Major Advisor of your own choosing, as well as optional writing courses and writing mentorship.

If you have any questions, please email us at admissions@ubiquityuniversity.org

Paolo Morley-Fletcher 

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Founder of AtmanWay, an independent consulting company that pioneers a unique approach blending Strategy,Wisdom and Action to facilitate growth and change in leaders, organizations and society at large.
Paolo is the initiator behind the Wisdom Dialogue movement, a global initiative that champions Silence & Dialogue to activate a new Dialogue for humanity. Informed by Silence and sourced out of Wisdom, this Dialogue serves as powerful catalyst to translate Love into Action and foster enduring peace.

Advocate of peace mediation, Paolo spearheaded significant global endeavors, including at the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict, the 24-hour Wisdom Meditation Marathon, and Monthly Wisdom Dialogue Circles to Silence the Guns, and embody our interconnectedness.

As a Global Leader for The Katzenbach Center (PwC’s think-tank) and for The Center for Transformational Presence  Paolo’s impact as Strategist, Coach and Seeker extends worldwide.

Dr. Gyorgyi Szabo

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Dr. Gyorgyi Szabo is the Dean of Graduate Studies of Ubiquity University. She was a Co-Founder and Academic Dean of the ‘Ervin Laszlo Center for Advanced Study’ (ELCAS). She served as the Director of Research and Development of the Center’s Exploratoria Program. Gyorgyi was co-creator of the WorldShift International Foundation, and the WorldShift 2012 organizations, and is on the Advisory Board of the Memnosyne Foundation. She lectures worldwide and has published two books and papers including in The Scientific and Medical Network’s Review, The Shift Network, and World Futures: The Journal of New Paradigm Research. Gyorgyi Szabo holds a PhD in Sociology – Summa Cum Laude awarded by the Sorbonne, University of Paris. She is also a trained Reiki and Reconnective Healing practitioner. Her holistic approach to metaphysics and interest in conscious evolution serves as foundation for her work in facilitating cooperative evolution toward a peaceful and sustainable world.

Satish Kumar

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Peace Pilgrim, life-long activist, and former monk Satish Kumar, has been inspiring global change for over 60 years.

Aged 9, Satish renounced the world and became a wandering Jain monk. Then, in his 20s, he undertook a pilgrimage for peace, walking for two years without money from India to America for the cause of nuclear disarmament, meeting figures such as Bertrand Russell and Martin Luther King Jr.

Turning 90 this year in 2026, Satish has devoted his life to campaigning for ecological regeneration and social justice. He is a world-renowned author and international speaker, founder of The Resurgence Trust—an educational charity that seeks to inform and inspire a just future for all—and Editor Emeritus of Resurgence & Ecologist, a change-making magazine he edited for over 40 years, making him the UK’s longest-serving editor of the same magazine. He is also the Charter for Compassion’s 2025 recipient of the Karen Armstrong Humanitarian Award.

A celebrated international speaker and author of ten books—including No Destination, Soil, Soul, Society, and Radical Love—Satish invites us to embrace a life of simplicity, compassion, and interconnectedness. He is a Visiting Fellow and the recipient of the 2022 Goi Peace Prize.

Satish remains a tireless voice for the Earth, offering wisdom drawn from a life lived in service to peace, purpose, and the planet.

Sarida Brown

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Sarida Brown has been a devoted teacher and guide in the Sufi path of Inayatiyya since 1979. At the request of Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan, she re-established the Inayatiyya Healing Order in Europe, a role she fulfilled for over four decades. Her spiritual journey includes leading retreats, teaching across Europe, guiding students in the Inner School, and contributing to Suluk programs.

Sarida is also the founder and was the editor for 20 years of Caduceus Journal, an internationally respected magazine exploring healing at the intersection of spirituality, medicine, psychotherapy, ecology, and the deep questions of our time. She has a long-standing background in acupuncture and depth-oriented psychotherapy, with a special focus on BodySoul integration through her work with Jungian analyst Marion Woodman.

Her teachings reflect a deep commitment to the sacred balance of feminine and masculine energies, and she participates in circles dedicated to planetary and spiritual regeneration, including the Sacred Co-Creation Circle with Anne Baring. A lifelong student of transformation and service, Sarida brings a rare blend of wisdom, compassion, and insight to her work—supporting others on their path of healing, awakening, and spiritual eldering.

Gabor Fináli

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Gabriel Fináli is a Neolog rabbi from Budapest, Hungary. Born in 1977, he grew up during the era of the Iron Curtain and witnessed the political transformation that reshaped Eastern Europe as he reached adulthood. His personal search for meaning mirrored that of a whole region redefining its identity.

In the 1990s he lived in Israel and the United States, a decade of optimism and openness for both countries. During that time, he became an observant Jew, but later grew critical of orthodoxy and chose the Neolog path — a moderate reform movement that seeks to understand Jewish sources in their historical context while maintaining recognizable traditions and rituals.

For more than twenty years he has served as a religious leader, and for almost a decade as an ordained rabbi. He has written many articles, questioned taboos, and engaged in debates on faith and modern life. He has worked with youth, taught in schools, and prefers informal settings to share Jewish wisdom.

Active in interfaith dialogue, he also leads a music band through which he reaches people who might never attend a synagogue. He lives in Budapest with his family, near his community’s synagogue, Ohel Avraham — the Tent of Abraham.

Aunty Ivy

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Aunty Ivy is a proud Grandmother, Mother, and Global Aunty from Aotearoa (New Zealand), and the founder of the OUR Foundation. Her journey began as a healer working with youth, supporting those facing addiction, homelessness, and intergenerational trauma by integrating culturally grounded healing practices and healthy ways of life.

Motivated by a deep commitment to global harmony, Ivy embarked on a decade-long global walkabout, engaging with communities, the unhoused, United Nations leaders, and grassroots organizers across many countries. These shared experiences shaped her understanding of culturally connected solutions, highlighting the importance of identity, storytelling, and ancestral knowledge in restoring resilience and well-being.

Ivy has since consulted for healing homes and community centers, aligning Indigenous wisdom with contemporary frameworks. Her work bridges generations and worldviews—promoting leadership rooted in cultural identity, funding impact-driven projects, and advocating for sustainable humanity.

Through her voice, presence, and practice, Ivy brings healing, clarity, and connection, helping others remember that true transformation begins with honoring where we come from. Her life’s work is a testament to the enduring power of culture to create peace across people and place.

Anne Baring

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Anne Baring 1931 – (MA Oxon, PH.D. (hons) in Wisdom Studies, Ubiquity University 2018) was educated in England, France and America. Widely travelled in her twenties to India and countries further East, in 1961 she published The One Work: A Journey Towards the Self. She then became a dress designer with her own shop in London for twelve years. Entering Jungian Analysis for several years, she was invited to train as a Jungian analyst and practised in London for twenty years.

She is the author and co-author of 9 books including, with Jules Cashford, The Myth of the Goddess; Evolution of an Image 1992); with Andrew Harvey, The Mystic Vision (1995) and The Divine Feminine (1996); and with Dr Scilla Elworthy, Soul Power: An Agenda for a Conscious Humanity (2009). In 2013, she published The Dream of the Cosmos: a Quest for the Soul, up-dated and re-printed in 2020. Her book for children, The Birds Who Flew Beyond Time, first published in 1993 and reprinted in 2004, was based on the Sufi text, The Conference of the Birds, and was illustrated by the late Thetis Blacker.

In July 2023, she published a book of her mother’s channeled Messages, received between 1948 and 1968. In April 2025 she published her final book, Divine Wisdom and The Holy Spirit: The Forgotten Feminine Face of God. Invited to lecture and teach by Ubiquity University in 2018, she gave several Courses for them between 2018 and 2020 as well as many webinars. The ground of all her work is a deep interest in history as well as the spiritual, mythological, shamanic and artistic traditions of different cultures. Her work is devoted to the recognition that we live in an ensouled world and to the restoration of the lost sense of communion between us and the invisible dimension of the Cosmos that is the source and ground of all that we call ‘life’.

She lives in the UK near Winchester with her husband, artist Robin Baring, close to her daughter and grandson. Her two wide-ranging websites include a playlist of over 100 talks and interviews on YouTube and the audio recordings of The Dream of the Cosmos and her latest book about The Forgotten Feminine Face of God. All her work is devoted to the affirmation of a new vision of reality and the issues facing us at this crucial time of choice.

www.annebaring.com and www.anne-baring.com

Pir Zia Inayat-Khan

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Pir Zia Inayat Khan, PhD, is the son of Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan and Taj Inayat, and the spiritual grandson of Hazrat Inayat Khan. Raised in the United States, he studied Persian Literature at the University of London and earned a doctorate in Religion from Duke University. Trained in Sufism by his father, he was confirmed in 2000 as his spiritual successor.

Since Pir Vilayat’s passing in 2004, Pir Zia has served as Pir-o-Murshid and President of the Inayatiyya, guiding Sufi communities worldwide. He founded Sulūk Academy, which offers contemplative courses in North America, Europe, and globally online. His work is centered at Fazal Manzil in Suresnes, France, and the Astana in Richmond, Virginia.

An accomplished author, Pir Zia has written Immortality: A Traveler’s Guide, Mingled Waters, and Saracen Chivalry, and edited Caravan of Souls and A Pearl in Wine. With his wife, Sartaj, he divides his time between Richmond and Suresnes.

Hema Vyas

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Hema Vyas is a multi award-winning corporate wellness mentor, keynote speaker, and trailblazer in heart intelligence. For nearly 30 years, she has guided individuals and organizations toward deeper awareness, connection, and authentic leadership, grounded in the wisdom of the heart.

As an Omnipreneurial Psychologist™, Hema brings a unique, human-centered perspective to the stage. Her work bridges ancient spiritual insight with modern psychological science, offering audiences not only new ideas—but transformative experiences. She speaks on heart wisdom, conscious leadership, energy medicine, health, human potential, and Ayurveda, always with warmth, clarity, and humour.

Hema’s distinctive approach combines real-world experience with a visionary outlook. Early in her career, she worked in corporate consultancy, and today she is trusted by organizations including Deloitte, EY, Visa, Guardian Media, and Parliamentary Digital Services. Whether working with global brands or startups, she brings the same dedication to meaningful, sustainable impact.

Known for her engaging and down-to-earth presence, Hema regularly speaks at events across Europe, India, the UAE, and the USA—virtually and in person. Every talk is crafted to help audiences feel, reflect, and shift. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to reconnect people with the intelligence of the heart so they can lead and live with clarity, compassion, and purpose.

Jessica Wawoe

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Jessica is a cross-cultural guide, trainer, and founder of the Tribal Wisdom Foundation, where she brings people together through ancestral knowledge and nature-based living. The idea for Tribal Wisdom emerged during her pregnancy, driven by the belief that traditional teachings should remain accessible and alive in today’s world. Through “Sharing Circles” across Europe and the Netherlands, she creates inclusive spaces where elders and youth meet, connect, and learn from one another—and the Earth.

Born in Curaçao and raised in the Netherlands, Jessica embodies a mixed cultural background. She has lived in eight countries across three continents, shaping her deep respect for oral traditions, cultural diversity, and systemic thinking. She collaborates with international teams on leadership, trust-building, collaboration, and inclusion—always centering connection, equity, and human potential.

Certified as a Gestalt Transition Coach and Systemic Team Coach, Jessica integrates intellect, intuition, and embodied presence into her work. She is passionate about dance, water, primal movement, and spending time outdoors with her husband and daughters. Her approach weaves head, heart, and hands to support authentic transformation. She was recently initiated be a Death Doula and Grief Counsellor, applying ‘tribal wisdom’, creative and non-verbal/bodywork elements.

Jessica believes that reconnecting with traditional wisdom helps us remember who we truly are—both individually and collectively.
Her motto: “There is no such thing as coincidence… only convenience.”

Zoltán Cser

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Zoltán Cser was born in Budapest in 1970 and took his first steps on the Buddhist path as a teenager, joining a Chan community at the age of 16. Ordained as a monk in 1992, he has dedicated his life to Buddhist study, practice, and service. After beginning his university studies in economics, Zoltán followed his heart to the newly founded Dharma Gate Buddhist College, where he later became a respected lecturer in Buddhist ethics, meditation, and liturgy. Over the years, his teaching has touched the lives of many students, both in person and online.

In 2003, Zoltán became a student of Choegyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche in the International Dzogchen Community, where he later became an authorized instructor of Vajradance and Yantra Yoga. Passionate about making authentic Buddhist teachings accessible, he helped establish an innovative online education system through the Dharma Gate Buddhist Church, where he now serves as Director.

Zoltán’s work blends deep scholarship with genuine compassion and clarity. He continues to lead retreats, offer courses, and guide practitioners with warmth and experience. His main research explores the diversity of Buddhist meditation techniques, always grounded in lived experience and an open heart.

Jean Boulton

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Jean Boulton is a theoretical physicist and complexity scientist whose academic background includes Oxford University and the University of Cambridge, where she specialized in quantum physics. After further academic study and diverse professional experience, she expanded her work into engineering, strategy, and organisational consultancy, combining analytical insight with hands-on management.

Since the mid-1990s, Jean has been deeply engaged with the science and philosophy of complexity. These ideas continue to inform both her research and her practice, shaping her understanding of how systems evolve, adapt, and transform. She teaches worldwide across postgraduate programmes in international development, systemic change, engineering, holistic science, sustainability, management, and community engagement.

A Fellow of the Institute of Physics, Jean is also a visiting academic with the Department of Social and Policy Sciences at the University of Bath and at Cranfield School of Management. In 2019, she was a research fellow at the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study.

Her writing and teaching invite people to move beyond linear thinking to see life as dynamic, interconnected, and alive with possibility. Jean’s books, Embracing Complexity (Oxford University Press, 2015) and The Dao of Complexity, explore how uncertainty and emergence are not problems to solve, but vital aspects of how the universe unfolds. Through her work, she encourages individuals and organizations to act with awareness, compassion, and foresight, fostering adaptive, sustainable, and humane futures.

Lyla June

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Dr. Lyla June Johnston (also known as Lyla June) is an Indigenous scholar, musician, author, and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne), and European ancestry. Her interdisciplinary work brings together Indigenous wisdom, scientific research, and creative expression to promote personal, collective, and ecological healing. She earned her undergraduate degree in Environmental Anthropology from Stanford University and a graduate degree in Education from the University of New Mexico, focusing on American Indian Education.

Her doctoral research, titled “Architects of Abundance: Indigenous Regenerative Food and Land Management Systems and the Excavation of Hidden History,” examines precolonial Indigenous land and water management techniques—such as Holocene fisheries, regional soil management, and grasslands pyro-management—to challenge the myth of a “pristine wilderness” in the Americas. Johnston’s work highlights the sophisticated ecological stewardship of Indigenous Nations and their regenerative food systems that sustained both human and non-human life across Turtle Island.

Beyond academia, she is an accomplished musician and public speaker who uses her multi-genre performances to inspire environmental consciousness, Indigenous cultural revitalization, and social transformation around the world.

To learn more about Lyla and her work, you can watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH5zJxQETl4

Helene Lindmark

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Helene Lindmark was born in Liikavaara, above the Arctic Circle, in the northern region of Sápmi. The landscape of long winters, shifting light, and deep relationship with the land shaped her early understanding that life is relational, between people, nature, memory, and future generations. She carries ancestral roots from Sámi, Swedish, Finnish, and other northern minority traditions of Scandinavia and the Arctic. For her, heritage is not something to claim, but something to care for. She serves as a custodian of northern knowledge traditions, holding them with integrity while engaging the realities of contemporary society.

Her professional foundation is in social services and psychiatric trauma care, where she spent many years walking alongside individuals and families through investigation, treatment, and long-term recovery. There she came to understand resilience not as a concept, but as lived reconstruction. The quiet strength required to rebuild a life after rupture.

Her own path has moved through many layers, personal, cultural, professional, and spiritual. Experiences of loss, transition, and renewal did not fragment her. They deepened her.

Whatever context she enters, leadership, community, education, or dialogue. Her orientation remains the same, grounded in the heart, guided by inner clarity, and anchored in responsibility for future generations.

Rutendo Ngara

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Rutendo Lerato Ngara sits at the confluence of many rivers—Indigenous Knowledge Systems practitioner, transdisciplinary researcher, speaker, philosopher, scientist, martial artist, designer, and spiritual coach. Rooted in Southern Africa and initiated in multiple Indigenous traditions, she works across sectors and paradigms, weaving science, culture, cosmology and paradigms of healing.

Holding a BSc in Electrical Engineering and an MSc in Medicine in Biomedical Engineering, her professional journey spans clinical engineering, healthcare technology management, socio-economic development, mathematics, leadership, indigenous cosmology, and fashion design. Her transdisciplinary focus centres on bridging Western and Indigenous paradigms –particularly between medical knowledge systems, the economy, the environment, gender and education.

Rutendo is the founder of Rooted In Soul, co-founder of Ancient Wisdom Africa and the Ancient Wisdom Foundation, and a member of international networks including Earth Elders and the Earthrise Collective. She has served on advisory boards such as the Credo Mutwa Foundation, the South African Wushu Federation, and the Future of Work Foundation.

With an ear to the ancestral and an eye on systemic coherence, her pedagogies are deeply relational. She is mentored by Nature in all her forms— including rivers, baobabs, and the ancestors.

She weaves tapestries through multiple epistemologies. The quest for interconnectedness, co-existence, and complementarity underpins her endeavours.

Ervin Laszlo

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Ervin Laszlo is a renowned philosopher, systems scientist, and spiritual thinker dedicated to the evolution of human consciousness and planetary transformation. Born in Budapest, Hungary, he began life as a celebrated concert pianist, performing internationally from a young age. Yet his journey soon led beyond music, into the deeper harmonies of science, consciousness, and universal oneness.

Laszlo earned the highest doctorate from the Sorbonne and lectured at Yale, Princeton, and other leading universities. He is the founder of The Club of Budapest and The Laszlo Institute of New Paradigm Research—global platforms promoting planetary healing through the power of consciousness and culture.

Author or editor of over 100 books translated into 25 languages, and subject of the PBS documentary Life of a Modern-Day Genius, Laszlo is widely recognized for his visionary work on the Akashic Field, quantum science, and the spiritual unity underlying all life.

Nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize and honored internationally, he continues to guide the shift toward a more conscious, compassionate world—one where science and spirit meet to awaken the true potential of humanity.

Rollin McCraty

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Rollin McCraty, Ph.D. is Director of Research of the HeartMath Research Center at the HeartMath Institute. As a psycho-physiologist, Dr. McCraty’s research interests include the physiology of emotion, heart-brain communication and the global interconnectivity between people and the earth’s energetic systems. Findings from this research have been applied to the development of tools and technology to optimize individual and organizational health, performance, and quality of life. Dr. McCraty has acted as Principal Investigator in numerous studies examining the effects of emotions on heart–brain interactions and on autonomic, cardiovascular, hormonal, and immune system function, and outcome studies to determine the benefits of positive emotion-focused interventions and heart rhythm coherence feedback in diverse organizational, educational and various clinical populations.

He is one of the primary architects of the Global Coherence Initiative and the Global Coherence Monitoring System, which study the connection between human emotions and the Earth’s magnetic fields. His collaborative research spans institutions worldwide and appears in leading scientific journals.

He has been featured in a number of documentary films such as I am, The Truth, The Power of the Heart, Solar Revolution, The Way of Miracles, Cosmic Sentience, The 1-Field, Sacred Journey of the Heart, Rescued Hearts and The Living Matrix among many others.

Emanuel Kuntzelmann

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Emanuel Kuntzelman is an entrepreneur, writer, philosopher, and philanthropist committed to social transformation. His journey began with a decade of travel, seeking spiritual fulfillment, which led him to discover his true calling in cultural exchange. He started his professional career as an editor and writer for Readers’ Digest before founding Greenheart International in 1985. Over the years, he established numerous cultural exchange organizations in Spain, the U.S., and the U.K., always focused on fostering connection and understanding across cultures.

Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, Emanuel co-founded Fundación por el Futuro in Madrid, where he has served as president since 1995, and co-created the Global Purpose Movement, along with Purpose Earth, which aims to unite humanity through a shared sense of purpose. His latest project, the Holomovement, is inspired by physicist David Bohm’s theories and seeks to awaken collective awareness of our interconnectedness, encouraging global collaboration for the greater good.

Emanuel is a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle and has contributed to several anthologies, including Purpose Rising (2017) and The Holomovement: Embracing Our Collective Purpose to Unite Humanity (2023). Through his multifaceted work, he continues to advocate for conscious evolution and the power of collective purpose to transform society.

David Lorimer

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David Lorimer, MA, PGCE, FRSA, is a visionary thinker whose life’s work reflects a deep commitment to the integration of wisdom, science, and the human spirit. Once a merchant banker, he followed an inner calling that led him to education, teaching philosophy and modern languages at Winchester College, and later dedicating his life to exploring consciousness, ethics, and the sacred dimensions of life.

David is Programme Director and Global Ambassador of the Scientific and Medical Network, Chair of the Galileo Commission, and Editor of Paradigm Explorer. His mission is to help expand the frontiers of science by fostering dialogue between empirical research and spiritual insight. His many books—including Survival?, Resonant Mind, and A Quest for Wisdom—offer reflections on life, death, and what it means to be fully human.

He has translated and edited works by the Bulgarian mystic Beinsa Douno and brings a poetic sensitivity to everything he does, including his own recent poetry collection, Better Light a Candle. A Fellow of the International Futures Forum and founder of Character Scotland, David is driven by a quiet conviction: that a wiser, more compassionate world begins with courageous conversation, deep listening, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Jude Currivan

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Dr. Jude Currivan is a cosmologist, planetary healer, futurist, and author devoted to uniting science and spirit in service of global transformation. Born in the north of England as the daughter of a coal miner, Jude’s journey from humble beginnings to becoming one of the UK’s most senior businesswomen is a testament to her deep inner calling and unwavering sense of purpose.

For over two decades, she has traveled to more than 80 countries, working alongside indigenous wisdom keepers and spiritual teachers. She integrates cutting-edge science, ancient cosmologies, and universal wisdom to promote a holistic worldview—one that inspires unity, healing, and conscious evolution. A lifelong experiencer of multidimensional realities, Jude is passionate about making complex truths accessible and empowering.

Jude holds a PhD in Archaeology and a Master’s in Physics from Oxford, and has authored numerous award-winning books, including The Cosmic Hologram and The Story of GAIA. She co-founded WholeWorld-View to support humanity’s shift toward unity consciousness and is a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle alongside figures like Deepak Chopra.

Whether teaching, speaking, or writing, Jude’s work is grounded in compassion, integrity, and hope—offering a pathway to wholeness in ourselves, our communities, and our planet.

Joseph Jaworski

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Joseph Jaworski has spent his life following a profound calling: to heal the fragmentation of the planet. As Co-founder and Chairman of Generon International, his work with CEOs and senior executives of Fortune 500 companies has helped to guide them through transformational change and to sense and shape emerging futures through Strategic Foresight.

Joseph’s journey has been one of deep exploration — from his early success as a senior partner at an international law firm, to founding the American Leadership Forum, to leading the scenario planning team at Royal Dutch/Shell, where he pioneered new ways of thinking about strategy and the future.

Beyond his professional achievements, Joseph’s true passion lies in the inner path of leadership — cultivating wisdom, intuition, and presence. His bestselling books, Synchronicity, Presence, and Source, have touched leaders around the world, inspiring them to connect more deeply with themselves and the world around them.

Today, from his home near Austin, Texas, Joseph continues to dedicate time to Generon clients whild tending to practices that nourish his spirit — qigong, meditation, and long walks in nature — remaining grounded in the deeper source from which all true leadership flows.

Esperide Ananas Ametista

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Esperide Ananas Ametista is a visionary researcher, psycho-sociologist, and spiritual healer dedicated to human transformation and the awakening of higher consciousness. With a PhD in Wisdom Studies and professional coaching credentials, she blends science and spirituality to guide individuals and organizations into deeper alignment with their soul’s purpose.

A long-time citizen of the spiritual eco-community of Damanhur in Italy, Esperide has explored the frontiers of consciousness since 1993. Her work weaves together inner alchemy, past-life research, subtle energy interactions, and ancient wisdom. She has collaborated with the United Nations and the European Parliament, bringing consciousness-based approaches into global systems.

Fluent in four languages, Esperide is a gifted communicator and the author of several books, including “33 Lives from the Book of Time,” which merges past-life memory, neuroscience, and quantum awareness. Her workshops and lectures are invitations into deeper presence, expanded perception, and soul-level healing.

Esperide’s presence is luminous, grounded, and catalyzing. Through her unique synthesis of meditation, anthropology, and subtle science, she empowers others to navigate the evolutionary leap of our times with clarity, creativity, and love.

Alexander Laszlo

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Alexander Laszlo, PhD, is a visionary systems scientist and evolutionary leader whose life’s work has been dedicated to the flourishing of humanity and the planet. As President of the Board of Directors of the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science and Director of Research at The Laszlo Institute of New Paradigm Research, he brings a human-centered approach to complexity, sustainability, and systemic innovation.

Rooted in a belief that empathy, collaboration, and consciousness are essential for global transformation, Alexander has educated and inspired countless leaders, changemakers, and scholars across five continents. His teaching and research focus on creating systems that nurture life, wellbeing, and thrivability—not just sustainability. Through his roles with UNESCO, the U.S. Department of Education, and academic institutions worldwide, he has advanced educational models that honor both science and spirit, intellect and heart.

Alexander’s work promotes a deeper connection to ourselves, each other, and the Earth, offering new pathways for co-evolutionary development. He champions “syntony”—harmonious alignment—as a guiding principle for societal evolution.

Fluent in multiple languages and martial arts, he lives what he teaches: integrated, conscious, and purposeful living in service to a more just, compassionate, and regenerative world.

Charles Eisenstein

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Charles Eisenstein (born 1967) is an American public speaker, author, and activist. His books include The Ascent of Humanity, Sacred Economics, and The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible.
Eisenstein’s work covers a wide range of topics, including the history of human civilization, economics, spirituality, and the ecology movement. Key themes explored include anti-consumerism, interdependence, and how myth and narrative influence culture. According to Eisenstein, global culture is immersed in a destructive “story of separation”, and one of the main goals of his work is to present an alternative “story of interbeing”. Much of his work draws on ideas from Eastern philosophy, the spiritual teachings of various indigenous peoples, and the New Age.

As an activist, Eisenstein has been involved in the Occupy and New Economy movements. He has promoted eco-villages, permaculture, local currencies, gift economies, economic degrowth and universal basic income. Noting the influence of conspiracy theories on Eisenstein’s writing and activism, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic, Matthew Remski described him as the “poet philosopher of conspirituality.” Eisenstein was a senior advisor for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 2024 presidential campaign.

Charles Eisenstein is the author of numerous essays and books, including Sacred Economics, Climate—A New Story, and The More Beautiful World our Hearts Know is Possible. His interviews, writing, and courses may be found at charleseisenstein.org

Susan Taylor

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Susan Taylor has dedicated her life to helping individuals and organizations unlock their true potential, with over 30 years of experience as a transformational coach and facilitator. As CEO and co-founder of Generon International, she partners with entrepreneurs and executives to shift limiting mindsets, set heart-centered goals, and cultivate purpose-driven success.

Her work is deeply rooted in Bohmian Dialogue, a profound practice of listening and engagement that transforms relationships, enhances team dynamics, and fosters cultures of innovation and inclusivity. Clients value not only her expertise but also her genuine care, intuitive presence, and unwavering belief in their ability to grow.

Beyond her professional achievements, including contributions to Forbes and leadership roles in the Conscious Leadership Guild and the American Leadership Forum, she is deeply committed to living her values. Residing in the serene Piedmont region of South Carolina, she nurtures her connection with nature, explores new places, and finds joy in simple pleasures like reading and baking.

Susan believes that real change begins within and radiates outward. Her mission is to support others in discovering the power, wisdom, and purpose already within.

Thomas Hübl

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Thomas Hübl, PhD is a spiritual teacher, mystic, and facilitator known for his compassionate approach to healing and human transformation. Rooted in both science and ancient wisdom, Thomas brings a rare presence that resonates with seekers, professionals, and communities alike. A former paramedic and medical student, he left his studies in his twenties to embark on a four-year silent retreat, seeking a deeper understanding of consciousness and collective suffering.

Over the past two decades, Thomas has guided more than 100,000 people worldwide through online programs, retreats, and large-scale events that create safe spaces for exploring trauma, connection, and interdependence. His work integrates contemplative practice, systems thinking, and a deep commitment to collective healing.

As founder of the Pocket Project, Thomas works to restore coherence in communities affected by historical and intergenerational trauma. He is the author of Attuned and Healing Collective Trauma, and his research bridges mysticism and neuroscience.

Whether addressing CEOs, therapists, or global audiences, Thomas invites a radical presence—one that honors pain, listens deeply, and cultivates resilience. Through his gentle guidance, people discover a path to inner clarity and relational maturity that serves both personal and societal transformation.

Magdalena Smieszek

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Dr. Magdalena Smieszek is an international lawyer, humanitarian, and educator working at the intersection of human rights, development, and planetary futures. For over a decade, she has worked with UN agencies including UNHCR, UNICEF, UNDP, and IOM, inside the very systems designed to protect human dignity. What she encountered, again and again, was that those most affected by global decisions are often the least able to shape them.

This experience led her to ask not only how law and governance function, but who they are for, and what kind of inner capacities are required to lead in a world shaped by complexity, displacement, and rapid technological change.

Magdalena’s research explores how legal and governance systems evolve in response to global challenges. She has numerous publications on the subject of international law, peacebuilding and the governance of emerging technologies, and is the author of The Evolving Psyche of Law, a psychohistorical account of human rights in relation to refugees, migrants, and citizens.

She writes The Cosmocitizens’ Tribune, a Substack exploring planetary citizenship as an inner and civic practice. She is also the founder of Cosmocitizens Foundation, an initiative devoted to building ethical and civic foundations for a planetary era, so that governance, technology, and law serve human beings, not the other way around.

At the heart of her work lies the simple question of what does leadership become when it is guided not only by intellect and power, but by conscience, ethics, compassion, and the courage to imagine a different future?

Betty J. Kovacs

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Dr. Betty J. Kovacs, PhD, is a scholar, author, and visionary whose work explores the deep connection between myth, symbol, and the evolution of human consciousness. Educated at the University of California, Irvine, she taught Comparative Literature, Writing, and Mythology for over twenty-five years, guiding students into the symbolic language through which humanity has always expressed its search for meaning.

Her life’s journey was profoundly transformed by personal loss, leading to direct experiences of expanded consciousness and the realization that life is continuous and sacred. These revelations inspired her acclaimed books, The Miracle of Death: There Is Nothing But Life and Merchants of Light: The Consciousness That Is Changing the World the latter winner of the Nautilus Silver Book Award and The Scientific & Medical Network Book Prize.

A longtime leader with the Jung Society of Claremont and advisor to the Forever Family Foundation, Dr. Kovacs continues to share the ancient message of wholeness inviting a collective awakening to the cosmic consciousness that underlies all life.

Through her writing, speaking, and teaching, she reminds us that we are the living vessels of a timeless light now re-emerging to heal and transform our world.

Alan Seale

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Alan Seale is a compassionate guide, mentor, and teacher who supports leaders and coaches around the world in stepping into their fullest potential. As founder of the Center for Transformational Presence and creator of its renowned leadership and coach training program, Alan has touched lives in more than 35 countries. His work is deeply human and heart-centered, rooted in the belief that leadership starts from within.

With a unique gift for presence and deep listening, Alan helps people discover who they truly are so they can do what they’re truly here to do. His soul mission—to liberate and empower—shines through everything he does. Whether mentoring one-on-one, speaking on international stages, or writing his seven books, he invites people into authentic connection with themselves and their purpose.

Before dedicating his life to transformational work, Alan had a rich career as a professional singer and voice teacher, performing with prestigious orchestras and opera companies. Today, he continues to inspire through his writing, speaking, and coaching, offering profound clarity and support for meaningful change.

Alan lives near Newburyport, Massachusetts, and continues to mentor clients across six continents. He often says, “I have the best job in the world—I get to support extraordinary people in making a difference.”