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The Heart Revolution is a storyverse that tells a new story about life, the universe and being human based on the question “What is the function of the human heart?”
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These advisors may currently be not as widely known as the celebrities in the scientific or spiritual industry, but we are confident that sooner or later, and we will do our part in this, their dogma-retiring research and insights will be widely known.
Rebekka Christina Baumann was born and lived in São Paulo, Brazil. From an early age, she had an interest in the emotional realm of the human heart.
She graduated in Psychology at OSEC (SP) and in Anthroposophical Art Therapy at Centro Paulus, in São Paulo. She participated in courses in the field of Psychology at the University of Zurich and at the C.G.Jung Institute, where she worked in psychiatry.
She works as a emotional healing facilitator based on a new paradigm about emotions and healing.
Without the dedicated, heartful and smart people behind the scenes, The Heart Revolution would not be what it is.
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Anna Kühlein is a passionate german film composer working in Leipzig and Berlin. She graduated her film music studies with her master of music at the renowned Filmuniversity Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF.
She has been composing and producing for several projects such as the well known TV series “Ku’Damm 59” (directed by Sven Bohse, ZDF), “We Are Now” (germ. “Wir sind jetzt”, directed by Christian Klandt, rtl II), “Blutige Anfänger” (in cooperation with Christian Biegai und Kerim König, ZDF). She composed the score for the documentaries “Who owns my village?” (dt. “Wem gehört mein Dorf?” directed by Christoph Eder, Ostlicht Filmproduktion), “Urban Amazones” (dt. “Amazonen einer Großstadt, directed ny Thaïs Odermatt, SRF) and most recently for …
Arvin Khamseh has always been on the forefront of new tech trends. From biohacking, to internet marketing, Arvin knows where to invest his time. So when the NFT wave came along, it was a natural fit for him to jump in early on. Because of his early entrance into the market, Arvin is one of the few established thought leaders within the NFT space. He has consulted with 300+ NFT brands and has partnered with Reddit, Twitter, and Quora.
His two largest NFT projects, Sands Vegas Casino Club and Meta Legends, both sold out. The Sands project made +$5m in 20 hours and the Meta project made an astonishing +$10m in 20 hours and even received celebrity attention. Most recently, Arvin helped Women of Crypto hit #1 on Icy.tools and is the #1 trending on Opensea.
Elinor is a writer and researcher exploring the intersection of humanities and science through embodied, heart-centered writing and photography. She has a dual undergraduate degree in History and Latin American Studies from the University of Virginia and is currently pursuing an MS in Integrative Medicine at George Washington University, with a desire to seek how history, anthropology, and language can inform medicine and the healing of the heart, mind, body, and soul, contributing to greater equality and prosperity in the world. She hopes to bridge the gap between practitioners and chronically ill and disabled patients through her studies and her own experience navigating the nonlinear cycles of illness and wellness. Originally from Charlottesville, Virginia, she has lived, worked, and studied in seven different countries and resides in Curitiba, Brazil, between the oceans and the mountains, with her husband and beloved dog. In her free time, she loves to read, bake, and observe the world around her through photography.
MA, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist in New York City where she has a private practice of group, couples and individual therapy. She is keenly interested in faith and spirituality as a profound path of psychological transformation. Current work interests include the neuroscience and metaphor of the human heart, climate justice and esoteric religious history. Elizabeth is a RYT-200 BodyAwake Yoga Teacher (December 2020), trained in somatic approaches to trauma. She holds an MA from Yale in Russian and East European Studies, an MTS from Harvard Divinity and a PsyD from William James College. Her clinical training was at Harvard University and NYU Medical Center. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and their 2 daughters, and 2 cats.
I am a writer, researcher, people and planetary wellbeing advocate, inspired by walking the ‘path of the heart’.
Initially in marketing and customer relationship management for well-known service industry corporates. Then becoming aware of the interconnection of all life, I couldn’t ignore the challenges faced by the majority of South Africans, and our unique and exquisite but rapidly diminishing natural world, our home. I moved into community development and nature conservation in the non-profit sector, translating the first-world corporate skills into marketing, fundraising, communications and events coordination. I am passionate about interbeing, regeneration and conservation of our natural world, community and sustainable living, holistic health, wellbeing and living heartfully, interfaith, yoga, chanting, music and dance, exploring consciousness, and Love, and cherish daily walks in nature with a precious companion, gentle sweet-soul golden retriever.
“Naturopathic Medicine helped me to overcome and heal from the debilitating pain of Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, when my conventional doctors only offered pain medications and suggested that I go on disability. Told I would never have children, I had 5 miscarriages in a 6 year period, and because of naturopathic medicine naturally conceived and today have two beautiful healthy daughters.”
After graduation in North Carolina and Munich and a career as film editor, Tobias N. Siebert studied production and media economics at the University for Television and Film Munich. Today he is with Eva Kemme partner and general manager at BASIS BERLIN, an independent production company and one of the leading post-production houses in Germany. He focuses on the development of high-quality international art-house fiction, feature documentaries and serial documentary formats, always looking for stories which can touch the audience. His films won more than 75 international awards including Sundance, Buenos Aires, San Francisco, Karlovy Vary or Vision du Réel, a DGA Award and an Oscar Nomination for The Story of the Weeping Camel (2003) and multiple Nominations for the Asian Pacific-, the European- and the German Film Awards. For OF Of Fathers and Sons (2017) by Talal Derki he received an Academy Award Nomination for Best Documentary.
Tobias N. Siebert is a member of the German Film Academy, the German Producers Association and a Sundance DFP, Documentary Campus and EAVE Alumni.
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