Message of the Council of World Elders
Members
Karin Tag, Germany
Karin Tag, founder of the Council of World Elders, lecturer, author and singer
Karin Tag was born on February 17, 1969, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. After finishing high school, she completed vocational training as a geological preparateur at the internationally renowned Senckenberg Museum...
Galsan Tschinag, Mongolia
was honoured with the “Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany”and with the literary prize of German industry and trade. He is a tribal patriarch of the Mongolian Tuwa nomads.
Galsan Tschinag was born at the beginning of the 1940s in the Altai mountains as a Tuwa nomad of western Mongolia....
Bob Randall, Australia
Bob Randall is a “Tjilpi,” a special teaching uncle and elder of the Yankunytjatjara Nation and Anangu People. Born in the central desert bush around 1929, he and his family have been the traditional carers of Uluru, the great monolith described as the “Red Heart” of Australia for many 1000’s of years...
Mohan Rai, Nepal
Mohan Rai was born in 1928. He is the Founder and Director of the Shamanistic Studies and Research Centre of Kathmandu, Nepal.
He is a central personality of the shamanistic culture of the Himalayan. He cooperates with a group of healers of different tribes and regions...
Swami Isa, India
Swami Isa was born in India in 1956, founder of the Global Energy Parliament and of the aid organization “Isa Viswa Prajnana Trust”, realized yogi.
“Seva (social service) means first one must renounce, then do one’s duty. What is renouncing? Being able to see God everywhere. That is the true beginning of selfless service....
Don Pedro Guerra Gonzales, Peru
Already in 2004 Don Pedro Guerra Gonzales started a project to reforest medicinal plants, campaigning for a lasting use of the gigantic rainforests in the Amazon. He created in his camp a garden with approx. 80 varieties of medicinal plants and trees thus trying to preserve important medicinal plants of the rainforest...
Dr. Masaru Emoto, Japan
Dr. Masaru Emoto, honorary member of the Council of World Elders, distinguished with the Peace-Feather Lifetime Achievement Award from the Council of World Elders for his outstanding research into the hidden messages in water.
Masaru Emoto was born in Yokohama in July 1943. He is a graduate of the Yokohama Municipal University’s department of humanities...
Sepp Holzer, Austria
Sepp Holzer has pioneered the use of ecological farming and Permaculture throughout the world. He began farming this way in Austria in the 1960’s after being unsuccessful with conventional agriculture methods. He is known as the “rebel farmer” because...
Hunbatz Men, Mexico
Member of the Maya Itzá Council of Priests & Elders of Mexico. Keeper of the Maya Itzá Tradition.
Hunbatz Men was born in a Mayan village near Chichén Itzá, Mexico. At the age of 1, he was chosen to spread the old Maya wisdom. He is dedicating his whole life to the revival of the Maya culture and knowledge, their history, calendar and their ancient cosmic wisdom...
Maile Ngema Lama, Nepal
Maile Ngema Lama belongs to the people of the Tamang who are part of a Tibetan language-group. She became a shaman at the age of eight and was given the ancient knowledge of healing. She completed her education in the tribal traditions at the age of eleven, and has been practising her knowledge of healing ever since....
Lama Tshewang Dorje, Bhutan
Lama Tshewang Dorje is the head of the Buddhist Centre ‚Yeshe Korlo – Pema Yang Dzong’. He is the initiator and project manager of a project to construct an impressive stupa in Bhutan, to be dedicated to world peace....
Reza Maschajechi, Iran
Reza Maschajechi represents the culture of Iran. He is storyteller and reciter with a great love for Persian literature and poetry. For many years Reza Maschajechi engages himself intensively with ‘Rumi’s mystcial love’. Maulana Dschalaladdin Rumi is the most famous poet of the Persian-Islamic Mystic...