Dreamtank Gateway

stewards of the proposal

Dreamtank Gateway is a global cooperative that was born out of the Rainbow Movement, which is a global community of people from All Nations who promote respect for the planet, all people and all beings. The Rainbow Movement itself was born out of a Hopi prophecy.

Biographies

Katharina Myr

Activist, Visionary

Katharina’s planetary service - in the interests of peace, justice, grassroots empowerment and a sustainable and uplifted life for all - spans decades and has taken a great variety of forms:

On the front line - for the preservation of nature, sacred sites and Australian Aboriginal custodianship and the cessation of the nuclear and military industries.
As co-creator of numerous festivals and special events for World Peace and the awakening of humanity
As a ceremonialist – working the causal, morphogenetic fields of existence
As an artist of both the performance and visual arts – making music, performing dance, creating installations, making films, scripting a play (yet to be produced)
As a networker –articulating the vision, creating the website and co-organizing the regular gatherings for the Living Together Network – a grassroots organization that provides online and ‘on the ground’ opportunities for communities to come together in the interests of political empowerment, sustainability and peace www.livingtogethernetwork.net

Kaori Waki

Photographer, Management

Kaori is a gifted photographer who has taken photos around the world. She has a deep committment to peace and has been supporting this Earth Council proposal with energy and focus.

Kaori is involved in day to day management.

Robert Corowa

Elder, Consultant

Robert Corowa has been connected to the Aboriginal tent embassy in Canberra for decades, as well as being a leading activist for the sacred fire action in Kings Domain Melbourne during the Commonwealth games that gained National and International attention. He has inspired the creation of Earth Council Embassy through the example of his life.

His gentleness in the face of great adversity is an example to all and is reminecent of Mahatma Gandhi, Neslon Mandela and the Dali Lama.

He says “All of life is sacred”.

He assists Earth Council Embassy as a consultant and Elder.

Dr Luke Simmons

Artist, Visionary

Dr Luke Simmons is a gifted individual who is the founder of The Huminatarian New Thought Movement.

He is deeply committed to helping manifest planetary peace.

He assists Earth Council Embassy in the capacity of artist and visionary.

Taichi

Translator, Activist

TaiChi is a gifted yogi and zen student.

He has recently been travelling the world connecting with people from all walks of life.

He is a visionary and has translated this framework for peace into Japanese.

Narada Das (Dan Vantari)

Activist, Visionary

Narada is a computer artist, musician, visionary, and website maker. He was part of the team that created 9 festivals over nine years at the Homeland community in Thora Valley NSW.

He is creator and webmaster of www.oneearth.ws an online multimedia community dedicated to facilitating a harmonious transition to a sustainable and compassionate society.

His art works include the Universal Yoga Mandala at www.yogaverse.com which brings the energy of 2012 into the present, and the Time Traveller hypercube pendant at www.sacredpatterns.com which he offers as a geometric symbol for the new consciousness awakening on the planet.

He is committed to doing whatever is most efficiently effective to use this window of opportunity to transform the nightmare that we call history into the dream of planetary awakening.

Brendan Cox

Writer

Brendan has a deep personal experience of transformation, after spending years involved in petty crime and addicted to drugs.

He has committed to a lifestyle of peace, practising yoga daily and connecting to spiritual traditions around the world.

He was deeply moved by the wisdom of the Australian Aboriginal people.

He assists this proposal as a writer.

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