A musical opening chord to prepare for an exciting event will be given by Robert Haig Coxon. 

Robert is a Composer, Producer, Arranger & Pianist, and he is the composer of The 1 Field movie.

Rollin McCraty, Ph.D. is Director of Research of the HeartMath Research Center at the HeartMath Institute. 

As a psycho-physiologist, Dr. McCraty’s research interests include the physiology of emotion, heart-brain communication and the global interconnectivity between people and the earth’s energetic systems.

Findings from this research have been applied to the development of tools and technology to optimize individual and organizational health, performance, and quality of life. 

Dr. McCraty has acted as Principal Investigator in numerous studies examining the effects of emotions on heart–brain interactions and on autonomic, cardiovascular, hormonal, and immune system function, and outcome studies to determine the benefits of positive emotion-focused interventions and heart rhythm coherence feedback in diverse organizational, educational and various clinical populations.

He has been featured in a number of documentary films such as I am, The Truth, The Power of the Heart, Solar Revolution, The Way of Miracles, Cosmic Sentience, The 1 Field, Sacred Journey of the Heart and The Living Matrix among many others.

Khaled is among the foremost figures in the Palestinian community working toward peace and reconciliation between Palestinians and Israelis. He has been a part of the founding of three groundbreaking organizations, has been awarded various international prizes for his projects including the UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Prize for the promotion of nonviolence and tolerance in 2011, and was named one of the 500 most influential Muslims in 2010 by the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Center.

Khaled's family has been greatly affected by the conflict, which has shaped his beliefs and actions. His mother and his brother Ali were jailed during the First Intifada for extended periods, and Khaled himself spent a total of 18 months in confinement. In 2000, his brother Youssuf was killed by Israeli soldiers, two years later another brother, Said, died ten days after being wounded, and his son Muayyad was seriously wounded and left handicapped. In 2009 his son Muhanad was arrested and jailed for several years. Muhanad was jailed again at the end of 2015 and was released in July 2017.

With everything that he has faced, Khaled remains dedicated to nonviolence and communication: “To anyone who says that it is only by war or by force or by eradicating the other side that rights can be won or dreams achieved, I say, 'That is not so.' For one side cannot eradicate the other. We cannot kill their dreams and they are unable to kill ours. We must divide this place among us all and live-in peace or all of us will live in hell.”

Shira Golan, a soul singer and creator, is an Israeli Jewish woman who sings in Hebrew, Arabic, and English. She dedicates her musical endeavors to promoting peace and connection among the peoples of the Middle East and the world. 

Shira initiates multicultural prayer and sacred singing gatherings for audiences of both Arabs and Jews in her country, yearning to end conflict and wars and to create a new, equal world. Shira's music is a global healing force that bridges East and West and unites different worlds.