My journey as a teacher began at the age of twenty-four, when I started to feel a deep commitment to helping find solutions to human suffering. It started with spontaneous spiritual talks. But after several years, I came to realize that I was merely telling people about a beautiful land that they could never visit. I set about looking for ways to create accessible bridges to the transcendent state of consciousness. This was when the teaching began to form: with every passing year, I sought out effective ways of illuminating different dimensions of human life by merging ancient wisdom and philosophy with modern therapy and science. In particular, I found great interest in transformative psychology, because I realized that people could not settle into the trans­cendent state as long as their psyches remained complicated and contra­dictory. This is what I hope to achieve as a teacher: to provide people with a wide range of teachings, each addressing different pro­blems and challenges, since I believe that all of life’s aspects require transformation if we want to achieve full mastery over our complex human existence.

My passion for writing began quite early, when I was just twelve years old. I would sit in my room and write uncontrollably: essays and poems about the meaning of life. I harbored the dream of becoming a novelist and a poet. I started working as a journalist at the age of sixteen, and years later, I became a broadcaster at one of Israel’s national radio stations and a columnist and article writer at the three largest newspapers in Israel. At the age of eighteen, I published a collection of short stories that was considered by critics a promising beginning to a literary career. But when I embarked on my spiritual journey at the age of twenty-one, everything turned upside down. All my books from that point onward, including my prose, poetry, and philosophical essays, have been dedicated to the transformative perspective. Most of my books in English revolve around the transformative pathways that I have developed or helped to revive.