He left his home and embarked in search of truth to the Himalayas. He sought a master yogi who appealed to his inner core and finally found a Yogic Master under whom he practiced intensive Yogic Sadhana, thereby experiencing samadhi, the ultimate state of consciousness.

Over the years, Sri Yogi Anand began guiding and mentoring  people from different walks of life. He decided to share his knowledge and experiences with seekers. Out of compassion, Yogi Ji spreads his knowledge today for the betterment and divinity of all humans and all walks of life.

Rev. Angie Buchanan is an advisor to The Guibord Center and is a Founder and the Spiritual Director of Earth Traditions, a Pagan church. She also founded Gaia’s Womb, an interfaith spirituality group that has been producing women’s spiritual retreats for over 20 years. A certified death midwife, she developed and teaches a certification course that provides hands-on, intensive training for compassionate end-of-life care and information on ecologically sensitive funerals. She serves as the pagan student spiritual advisor at the University of Chicago. Rev. Angie has been involved with numerous organizations that promote interfaith dialog and peace. In addition, she is a longtime activist for religious freedom, women’s rights, and First Amendment protections. In 2014, she was inducted into the Martin Luther King Jr., International College of Ministers and Laity, at Morehouse College.

With over two decades of dedication, Anil crafted Transformational Mastery programs that empower individuals worldwide. Anil's journey from successful entrepreneur to spiritual seeker led to a unique approach blending science and ancient wisdom. His groundbreaking program, "The Reset Code," dismantles limiting beliefs and opens doors to a life of authenticity and purpose. As a sought-after speaker and mentor, Anil's magnetic presence bridges science and spirituality, in a simple and approachable manner, making it easy to embark on a journey of profound self-discovery and successful living.

Kate McCoy is a graduate student in clinical psychology at The New School, with clinical and research interest in depression, boredom, loss and identity. She has extensive experience working in therapeutic collaboration with people who live with mental health and substance use challenges. Kate has worked in a variety of healthcare environments, including hospitals, rehabilitation services and student health.

Kate is a certified health coach and Qigong instructor, and trained in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Qigong is a practice that combines breathing, movement and mindfulness to promote balance, health and wellness.