Yasha is an MC, polymath, and visionary founder of the Eight Limbs of Worldchangers Organization for Inner World Peace – a 501(c)3 nonprofit, international movement, and spiritual school responsible for various projects such as the HeartFire Festival, Trismegistus Academy, and the HauxHouse land-based community center. As an apprentice of both the Inayati-Maimuni Order and the Universal Initiatic College, he leads ceremonial rites of passage and interprets dreams. Yasha is also authorized to facilitate Qi Gong, T’ai Chi, Breathwork, Zikr, and meditation. Having studied World Wisdom Traditions at Naropa University, Yasha is now enrolled in an accelerated PhD program for Jungian Depth Psychology. Born to ex-Soviet dissidents from the Jewish intelligentsia, he produces a wide range of multilingual creative work in various mediums. Since early childhood, Yasha has traveled around the world while actively receiving and sharing interspiritual practices and initiatic traditions from various esoteric lineages.

Wayra is a Muisca-Quechua healer, artist, vegetarian chef, and sacred song teacher who was born to a Mestiza family of Peruvian immigrants in Colombia. Traveling from an early age, Wayra has studied the ancestral healing practices and traditional sacred arts of her lineage. By the age of 22, she migrated from her home in South America to the mountains of Colorado – where she teaches Sacred Song Classes every week, co-facilitates in partnership with Yasha, and supports the mission of Worldchangers Organization with her gifts and passions. Cantante / artista medicina, facilitadora de saberes ancestrales y círculos del sagrado femenino, chef creadora consciente, viajera y aprendiz de la vida.

Ashke Zinctala loves plants, the forest, community, and cats. She is guided by the deer, coyote, bluebird, and cat, and finds freedom in dance. She specializes in management of all kinds, belongs to photography and writing, and creates sacred medicinal salves & tinctures. She is a descendant of Luther Standing Bear and granddaughter of Jacqueline Left Hand Bull, both members of the Sicangu Lakota.

Left Hand Bull is an appointed Continental Counselor, the highest office of individual standing in the religion, of the Baha’i faith, and is the Chair of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’i. Luther Standing Bear (December 1868 – February 20, 1939) was a Sicangui and Oglala Lakota chief notable in American history as an Indian author, educator, wisdom keeper, and actor of the twentieth century. Standing Bear wrote and spoke to preserve Lakota tradition and culture and was at the forefront of the movement to change government policy toward Indigenous Americans. His writings are credited to have brought awareness to the American public of the ways in which American Indigenous culture honors and respects the sacredness of the natural world.

Ashke hopes to honor her ancestors by carrying this wisdom, spreading the medicine and shining light on her shadows. When we heal ourselves, we heal the world. When we heal the world, we heal ourselves.