Haemin Sunim is a widely known Zen Buddhist teacher, author, and founder of the School for Broken Hearts in Seoul, where he offers meditation, creative therapy & counseling for those facing hard emotional challenges. Educated at UC Berkeley, Harvard, and Princeton, and ordained in the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, he also taught Asian religions at Hampshire College in US for seven years.

He is the author of two international bestsellers: "The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down" and "Love for Imperfect Things", which together have sold more than six million copies worldwide and have been translated into over 35 languages. His books and teachings emphasize mindfulness, compassion, and embracing the imperfections of life, resonating with an audience seeking balance in modern times.

With more than 1.5 million followers on social media, Haemin Sunim has become one of the most widely recognized contemporary Buddhist voices, bridging traditional wisdom and modern psychology. Through his books, lectures, online presence, and his School for Broken Hearts, he has created accessible paths for people of all backgrounds to cultivate resilience, peace of mind, and emotional healing.

Even while stepping back at times from public life to deepen his spiritual practice, Haemin Sunim still continues to inspire millions with a message of calm, acceptance, and inner strength. Through ongoing writing, retreats, and quiet guidance, he remains devoted to helping others find peace and clarity in daily life, affirming his place as one of today’s most influential and compassionate spiritual teachers.

Dandapani is a Hindu priest, entrepreneur & former monk famous for his practical approach to self-improvement, focus, and personal transformation. After graduating with a degree in Electrical Engineering, he chose a radically different path — spending ten years as a monk in a Hindu monastery in Hawaii, US, under the guidance of his guru, one of Hinduism’s most respected spiritual leaders, where he found his purpose.

Following his monastic life, Dandapani fully dedicated himself to teaching individuals and organizations how to harness the power of concentration, manage energy wisely, and live with clarity of purpose. He has worked with leading companies around the world, including Google, Nike, and entrepreneurs’ organizations, where his engaging style and relatable wisdom resonate deeply with both business and personal audiences.

He is the author of "The Power of Unwavering Focus", which has become an international bestseller, offering readers practical tools to cut through distraction and lead fully intentional, deeply meaningful & rich lives. His message emphasizes discipline, awareness, focus and conscious living, thoughtfully bridging timeless & ancient spiritual principles with the every day demands & challenges of the modern world.

Beyond his teaching and writing, Dandapani is also developing a 33-acre spiritual sanctuary and botanical garden in Costa Rica, dedicated to fostering personal growth, meditation, and sustainable living practices. Through this work, as well as his ongoing workshops and public engagements, he continues to encourage many people around the world to live more focused, empowered, and deeply fulfilling lives.

Gelong Thubten is a Buddhist monk, author, and one of the UK’s most influential medita-tion teachers, bringing ancient practices into modern life. Ordained over thirty years ago in the Tibetan tradition, he trained at Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland and has studied under some of the world’s most revered meditation masters. His journey includes over six years in intensive meditation retreats, including extended solitary practice.

Gelong Thubten is a Buddhist monk, author, and one of the UK’s most influential meditation teachers, bringing ancient practices into modern life. Ordained over thirty years ago in the Tibetan tradition, he trained at Samye Ling Monastery in Scotland and has studied under some of the world’s most revered meditation masters. His journey includes over six years in intensive meditation retreats, including extended solitary practice.

Gelong Thubten is known for making mindfulness accessible and applicable to diverse audiences — from corporate leaders and healthcare workers to schoolchildren and actors. He has taught at various companies such as Google and LinkedIn, as well as at universities, hospitals, and theaters, emphasizing how compassion and presence can transform both personal and professional environments.

He is the author of "A Monk’s Guide to Happiness", an international bestseller translated into numerous languages, which explores how meditation can lead to lasting inner fulfilment and a balanced life. His second book, “Handbook for Hard Times", further extended his reach to readers seeking accessible and practical tools for resilience, strength, and well-being in challenging times.

Thubten’s life and work reflect a rare blend of deep spiritual practice and down-to-earth communication. His teaching style is friendly and humorous, helping many people see meditation not as an escape, but as a practical tool for navigating stress, uncertainty, and emotional challenges. Today, he is regarded as one of the leading voices in bringing authentic Buddhist wisdom into the everyday lives of people worldwide.