Chris Preist on Co-Creating the Third Attractor

Can we create a better future by transforming the systems we already have? And what role does spiritual awakening play in that transformation?In this conversation with Chris Preist, professor of sustainability in computer systems and Zen teacher, we explore the relationship between technological innovation, political and economic reform, and the inner development needed to navigate an increasingly complex world.Chris brings a perspective of guarded optimism. We discuss renewable energy, planetary boundaries, capitalism, democracy, AI, and how intelligent policies and technological innovation can help us move towards a more sustainable future. Rather than advocating for revolution, Chris makes a compelling case for working within existing systems to change them.Our conversation then moves into the inner dimension. Drawing on decades of Zen and yoga practice, Chris speaks about accepting our imperfect human nature, recognizing the subtle games of the ego, and allowing the creative energy of life to express itself through us.We also explore the importance of communities of coherence, the dangers of spiritual authority without accountability, and the essential role of trust and genuine peer relationships.A rich conversation about reform, consciousness, cooperation and the possibility of creating a more attractive future with the human beings we actually are.Professor Chris Preist is Professor of Sustainability and Computer Systems at the University of Bristol and its Academic Director of Sustainability. Before joining Bristol in 2009, he spent fifteen years at HP Labs, latterly as Head of Sustainable IT Research. He studies the hidden environmental footprint of digital technology, from streaming and datacentres to artificial intelligence, and how design, business strategy and policy can reduce it. His team’s analysis of YouTube’s carbon footprint was the first to measure the savings from a specific design change, and he introduced the idea of “digital waste” in online services.Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with David B. Wolf, founder of the Satvatove Institute, we explore how ancient Vedic wisdom can help us live more consciously and contribute to a more compassionate, peaceful and life-affirming world.David introduces the three gunas, sattva, rajas and tamas, and explains how understanding these different qualities of nature can help us make more conscious choices in everyday life. We explore the practice of bhakti, the relationship between oneness and individuality, and the importance of surrender as an active participation in life.A particularly fascinating part of our conversation is David's research into the effects of mantra chanting. He shares findings from studies comparing the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra with a placebo mantra and a non-chanting control group, and we discuss what these findings might tell us about the transformative power of sound.Throughout our conversation, we return to a central question of the Third Attractor: Can we create a fundamentally different world without transforming the consciousness of the people who inhabit it?A rich conversation about self-realization, devotion, conscious living and the relationship between inner transformation and our responsibility for the whole.David B. Wolf, Ph.D., is a social worker, researcher and founder of the Satvatove Institute and its School of Transformative Coaching. With over 40 years in mental health and social services, he developed the Vedic Personality Inventory and researched the effects of mantra meditation on stress and depression. He has taught bhakti yoga since the early 1980s and led seminars in more than a dozen countries. His book Relationships That Work: The Power of Conscious Living presents Transformative Communication as a bridge between practical relationship skills and self-realisation.🌐 satvatove.comDaniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with Robyn Short, author of The Matriarch Effect, we explore how matriarchal principles could help us create a more compassionate, equitable and life-affirming world.Robyn challenges a common misconception: matriarchy is not simply patriarchy with women in charge. It represents a fundamentally different way of organizing society, based on nurturing, shared power, human dignity and the mutual flourishing of all life.We explore what this could look like in practice, from organizations that measure success through human wellbeing rather than financial growth alone, to collaborative decision-making that gives people a genuine voice in shaping their collective future.We also discuss the importance of inner development, emotional healing and nervous system regulation in creating leaders who can support others rather than control them.And we confront some difficult questions. Can we transform our existing systems, or are we heading towards collapse? How can we ensure that what emerges afterwards is genuinely better? And what would it take to create real prototypes of a different future?A rich and thought-provoking conversation about leadership, consciousness, systems change and the possibility of creating a world in which everyone has the opportunity to flourish.Dr. Robyn Short is a mediator, peace-building trainer, and organizational systems designer focused on dignity-centered approaches to conflict. She consults with the Workplace Peace Institute and Dallas Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation, and has taught conflict resolution at several universities. She is the author of Communicating With Dignity and Curiosity and Peace in the Workplace.https://www.robynshort.com/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

Can we build a future defined by Peopleism? Explore how to align governance with the needs of nature, people, and capital.In this conversation, Ravi Chaudhry outlines why our current institutions are failing to address the global leadership crisis. By moving from a knowledge-based approach to a wisdom economy, we can bridge the gap between our technological capacity and our ethical responsibility. This dialogue offers a practical look at how individual agency can manifest a more sustainable reality.We examine the core principles of the Third Attractor as a pathway for collective evolution. Whether you are interested in systemic change or the future of democracy, this discussion provides a roadmap for those seeking to participate in a more equitable world.Subscribe for weekly explorations into collective intelligence and conscious evolution. What is one step you are taking to bridge the gap between personal values and social outcomes?0:00 Defining the Third Attractor2:16 Can We Co-create a New Reality?5:34 The Power of Choices in Modern Life7:39 Dysfunctional Governance and Inequity11:39 A Watershed Moment in History15:24 The Limits of Surveillance and Control22:51 The Pivotal Question of the Pathway34:34 Defining Peopleism as a Governance Model1:04:26 ABC: The Qualities of a Wisdom LeaderRavi Chaudhry is the founder chairman of CeNext Consulting Group and a former chairman of Tata Group companies. A mechanical engineer who rose from factory floor to boardroom, he now advises CEOs, boards and governments in Europe, the Americas and Asia on leadership, governance and strategy in times of rapid change. His book Quest for Exceptional Leadership: Mirage to Reality introduces “leadership with a 720-degree view”, and he is currently writing on reinventing democracy and leadership. He is a Fellow of the World Business Academy and the Salzburg Global Seminar.🌐 ravichaudhry.comDaniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with philosopher and futurist Alexander Bard, we explore what a Third Attractor could look like beyond the growing forces of authoritarian control and individualistic chaos.Alexander introduces his vision of Ecotopia, a thriving planet in which humanity learns to live within ecological limits while consciously shaping a better future. We explore why fear and guilt are unlikely to inspire the transformation we need, and why a compelling positive vision may be essential.Our conversation moves through some fascinating territory: the relationship between technology and freedom, authentic leadership and natural hierarchies, mysticism as a way beyond religious dogmatism, and the challenge of creating communities that can cooperate beyond their own boundaries.We also explore the role of storytelling in shaping our future, the relationship between masculine and feminine principles, and what it means to become free of our conditioned identities while consciously embracing our responsibilities.A provocative and wide-ranging conversation about philosophy, spirituality, ecology, community and the possibility of creating a future that genuinely attracts us.Alexander Bard is a Swedish philosopher, author, lecturer and music producer. With media theorist Jan Söderqvist he wrote The Netocrats, Syntheism, Digital Libido and Process and Event, books that analyse how the internet creates new elites, new forms of religion and new collective identities. He co-founded the Syntheist movement and lectures internationally on consciousness, existentialism and the “sociont”, his term for the networked collective being of the digital age. Before turning fully to philosophy, he founded Army of Lovers and several other successful pop projects, an unusual background that shapes his view of culture, power and the future of civilisation.Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

If we are all expressions of one consciousness, what does that mean for our freedom, our responsibility and our ability to create a better world?In this conversation with Lenaa Kumar, author of The Autobiography of God, we explore some profound questions at the intersection of Advaita Vedanta, nonduality and evolutionary spirituality.Lenaa shares her understanding of Shiva and Shakti as consciousness and energy, and her own journey of awakening. We explore the difference between self-realization and self-actualization, what it means to live from the recognition that we are life itself, and whether we truly have free will.Our conversation moves into some challenging territory. If everything is an expression of the divine, how do we understand the suffering and destruction we see in the world? Is humanity moving through an inevitable cosmic cycle, or can we consciously influence the direction of evolution?We also discuss the role of artificial intelligence, the nature of consciousness, and the possibility of a future in which more human beings awaken to their deeper nature.Although Lenaa and I share much common ground, we discover an important difference in how we understand the relationship between consciousness and the creative movement of life.A fascinating conversation about Being and Becoming, surrender and agency, and what it really means to participate in the evolution of consciousness.0:00 Defining the Third Attractor1:20 The Autobiography of God4:54 Lena in Wonderland: A Spontaneous Awakening9:40 Self-Realization vs. Self-Actualization13:36 Body, Mind, Energy, and Consciousness28:02 Nature as the Cosmic Dancer32:01 The Metamorphosis of the Seed42:51 AI and the Collective SubconsciousLenaa Kumar is an award-winning Indian actress, author, screenwriter and trained clinical psychologist. Over more than 25 years she has appeared in over 100 films, mainly in Malayalam cinema, earning Filmfare, SIIMA and Kerala State awards for roles in films such as Traffic, Left Right Left and Ennu Ninte Moideen. Her 2023 book The Autobiography of God draws on her own eighteen-year path through anxiety, depression and the limits of psychiatric treatment, combining her clinical training with two decades of meditative inquiry. The result is a direct, rational approach to self-realisation for readers who question inherited beliefs.https://www.lenaalife.com/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

Can we consciously create a different future, or are we trapped in the systems and stories of the past?In this conversation with futurist Sohail Inayatullah, we explore how humanity might move towards a more conscious, cooperative and life-affirming future.Sohail introduces two powerful tools from futures studies: the Futures Triangle, which helps us understand the pull of the future, the push of the present and the weight of the past, and Causal Layered Analysis, which reveals how our deepest stories and worldviews shape the systems we live in.We explore five major transformations that Sohail sees as essential: planetary governance, renewable energy, a new relationship with animals and nature, gender partnership, and a shift towards a more spiritual understanding of life.We also discuss whether change can emerge through small communities or requires transforming existing institutions, the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence, and the influence of Indian philosopher P. R. Sarkar on Sohail’s understanding of social evolution.Throughout our conversation, we return to a question at the heart of the Third Attractor: How can we become conscious participants in shaping the future while remaining grounded in the deeper movement of life?A rich and practical conversation about imagination, systems change, consciousness and our capacity to create a future worth living in.Sohail Inayatullah is an internationally recognized futurist, political scientist, and one of the leading thinkers in the field of futures studies. He holds the UNESCO Chair in Futures Studies at the International Islamic University Malaysia, is a professor at Tamkang University in Taiwan, and co-founder of Metafuture.He is best known for developing Causal Layered Analysis (CLA), a method that explores the deeper worldviews, myths, and assumptions that shape how we understand the present and imagine the future. His work combines political science, philosophy, macrohistory, and transformative foresight.For more than three decades, Sohail has worked with governments, organizations, and communities around the world, helping them move beyond conventional predictions to imagine and consciously create alternative and preferred futures. Central to his work is the understanding that transforming our future also requires transforming the stories and assumptions through which we see the world.https://www.metafuture.org/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with Alexander Laszlo, we explore what it means to consciously co-create the future by aligning ourselves with the evolutionary movement of life.Alexander introduces the concept of Syntony, a dynamic harmony in which we learn to listen, respond and move with the emerging patterns of life. We explore the difference between controlling the future and allowing ourselves to be part of its unfolding, and why genuine surrender requires awareness, connection and participation.Our conversation takes us into some profound philosophical questions. Is consciousness, spirit or love the fundamental ground of reality? What does it mean to move beyond the separation between ourselves and nature? And how can we create coherence with others without imposing our own ideas of what the future should look like?We also explore nonduality, Being and Becoming, collective consciousness, and the relationship between thinking and the deeper awareness that makes conscious participation possible.A rich conversation about evolutionary spirituality, systems thinking, love, consciousness and learning to become an expression of the future we want to create.Dr. Alexander Laszlo is a systems scientist and educator focused on systemic innovation, collective intelligence, and thrivable learning ecosystems. He holds a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, served as President of the International Society for the Systems Sciences, and leads the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science in Vienna. He founded the doctoral program in Leadership and Systemic Innovation at ITBA in Buenos Aires, and he has written more than 100 publications on evolutionary systems design and societal transformation.https://alexanderlaszlo.net/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with Tiokasin Ghosthorse, we explore a profoundly different way of understanding our relationship with Earth, life and the future.Drawing on his Lakota heritage, Tiokasin challenges some of the deepest assumptions of Western civilization: our need to control, our belief in progress, our separation from nature, and even our understanding of consciousness and agency.We speak about intuition as a way of knowing, the wisdom carried in Indigenous languages, the difference between living on Earth and living with Earth, and why we may need to recover something essential that modern civilization has largely forgotten.One of the most interesting tensions in our conversation is the question of agency. If we accept the mystery of life and learn to listen more deeply, what does that mean for our responsibility to participate in creating the future?Tiokasin offers a perspective that challenges the very premise of the Third Attractor: perhaps what we are looking for is already present, waiting for us to become aware of it.A thought-provoking conversation about Indigenous wisdom, consciousness, intuition, relationship and our place within the living Earth.Tiokasin Ghosthorse, of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation, is the founder and host of the syndicated program First Voices Radio, which he has run for 29 years. He is a musician, an advocate for Indigenous rights, and was New York City's 2013 Peacemaker of the Year. His work brings Indigenous knowledge to questions of education, climate change, and dialogue across cultures.https://firstvoicesindigenousradio.org/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.

In this conversation with Rob Hopkins, founder of the Transition movement, we explore what twenty years of community-led change can teach us about co-creating the Third Attractor.Rob shares how Transition began in the small town of Totnes and grew into an international movement of communities experimenting with local food, energy, housing, currencies and new ways of working together. At its heart is a simple question: what can we actually do, with the people and resources around us, in the place where we live?But creating a different future requires more than practical projects. It also requires imagination. Rob believes our collective imagination has weakened at exactly the moment when we most need the capacity to envision something radically different. We speak about rebuilding that imaginative muscle, making the future tangible enough to long for, and creating thousands of local experiments that begin to show us what another world could look like.A hopeful and very practical conversation about community, agency, imagination and learning how to fall in love with the future.Rob Hopkins is the co-founder of Transition Network and of Transition Town Totnes, and author of several books including ‘The Transition Handbook‘ and most recently, ‘How to Fall in Love with the Future: a time traveller’s guide to changing the world’. He is an Ashoka Fellow, has spoken at TED Global and at several TEDx events, and appeared in the 2015 French film phenomenon ‘Demain’. He holds a PhD from the University of Plymouth as well as 2 Honoris Causas, and hosted 100 episodes of his podcast ‘From What If to What Next’. In November 2022 he was made an Honorary Citizen of Liège in Belgium. His collaborative music project with artist Mr Kit, ‘Field Recordings from the Future‘ is now available, and is being developed as a live show which will tour in 2026. Rob stopped flying in 2006. In his spare time, he draws and makes drypoint etchings. His website is https://www.robhopkins.net/Daniela Bomatter is a Swiss-born evolutionary practitioner, facilitator, and former technology executive whose life bridges the worlds of systems transformation, spiritual awakening, and human development. After a successful career in software engineering and leadership, including serving as CEO of SwissEnergy at the Swiss Federal Office of Energy, she left public life in 2016 to dedicate herself fully to the path of spiritual realization and conscious evolution. For seventeen years, she studied and worked closely with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen, becoming a senior practitioner and teacher of Evolutionary Enlightenment.Daniela is the co-founder of Manifest Nirvana (https://www.manifest-nirvana.com) and lives in Tiruvannamalai, South India, where she leads retreats, online programs, and global dialogues exploring the intersection of awakening, culture, and collective transformation. She is the creator of the “Co-Creating the Third Attractor” Podcast (https://3da.manifest-nirvana.com ) , a integral inquiry into the future of human civilization, and the author of The Viratya Myth Begins (https://www.viratya.com). Through her writing, teaching, and conversations, Daniela invites people to discover a way of being that embraces both timeless presence and evolutionary becoming, holding the paradoxes of our age with depth, responsibility, and wonder.