Chief Jake Singer is a Diné Navajo Medicine Man, traditional doctor, Sundance Chief, ceremonial leader, and decorated Vietnam veteran living in Pennsylvania.

Aaron Athey is a Mohican Medicine Man, Sundancer, and Native American prison chaplain. He regularly emcees at powwows around the Northeast.

Hilary Crowley is the author of the award-winning book The Power of Energy Medicine: Your Natural Prescription for Resilient Health and an energy medicine practitioner at Whole Life Health Care.

The Spiritual Gayz—husbands Brandon Alter and Angel Lopez—are queer mystics and healers for a modern age. They host a twice monthly podcast of the same name that is dedicated to exploring the wide reaches of spirituality.

Arawana Hayashi’s work as a choreographer, performer, and educator is deeply sourced in awareness-based collaborative improvisation. She is a cofounder and senior faculty of the Presencing Institute where she heads the creation of Social Presencing Theater.

Wah! has taught retreats, workshops, and yoga teacher training modules for over 25 years. Fans find a connection with her meditative wisdom and use her teachings for personal growth and healing.

Dr. Shilpa Babbar, MD, MS, RYT-200, is a double board certified maternal-fetal medicine and obstetrician-gynecologist physician, researcher, and yoga instructor.

Anne Cox is a professor in the Kinesiology Program at Washington State University (WSU) where she has been since 2013.

Liz Oppedijk, founder of Accessible Chair Yoga (ACY) in the United Kingdom, came to yoga in her fifties following serious illness and injury.

Junauda Petrus is a writer, soul sweetener, runaway witch, filmmaker, and performance artist of Black-Caribbean descent, born and working on unceded Dakota land in Minneapolis.