Friends
of the Foundation

A singer and songwriter born into a Portuguese family on the small island of Guernsey. Her artistic inspiration draws from both sides of her heritage, blending the essence of traditional, emotional, and “larger-than-life” Fado folk music with British progressive modernity. Her work reveals an authentic and heartfelt search for light, depth, hope, and truth, as well as a creative quest for love and trust.

Suduaya’s journey transcends borders, spanning over four continents and more than 40 countries since 2011. From downtempo to pulsating psytrance, his beats have resonated at iconic festivals such as Boom (Portugal), HillTop (India), Rainbow Serpent (Australia), and Psy-Fi (Netherlands).

After collaborations with legends like Kaya Project, Zyce, and Ace Ventura, his 2021 album Starseeds marked the birth of his own record label, Arcelya Records. In 2022 he released SoulQuest, and by 2023 the project had reached 3.3 million plays on Spotify across 174 countries.

For nearly 20 years, Gooral has been successfully merging traditional highlander (góralska) folk music with electronic and club sounds. For him, music is more than just entertainment. Since the release of Ethno Elektro 2 (Wolno) in 2020, he has been performing downtempo live acts tuned to A-432Hz, using synthesizers, flutes, ocarinas, effects processors, and computers. He now weaves Solfeggio frequencies into his work, energizing the chakras of his listeners.

Helena has been working with the body since 2009, inspired by her Rio Abierto bodywork instructor training at the Escuela de Formación de Rio Abierto. There she realized that the body conveys messages about our inner state and has much to offer—if only we know how to listen. Her explorations have since led her toward Zen Shiatsu, Shiatsu Facelift, Kobido, Qigong, Traditional Chinese Medicine, psychodietetics, psychosomatics, One Needle Acupuncture, Stems and Branches Acupuncture, body reading, intuitive movement, and Biodanza.

Years of working with clients in her practice have shown her how profoundly psycho-emotional well-being affects physical healing. She discovered that the body’s recovery is deeply connected to regaining life energy, which manifests on physical, mental, and spiritual levels.

Using a wide range of holistic tools and methods that support emotional, spiritual, and psychophysical growth, she awakens hidden layers of energy within the body that activate healing processes. She helps open eyes and hearts to the messages of the body so her clients and students can integrate them as resources and draw wisdom for life. Through movement, mindful reflection, and massage, she falls in love with life each day—and invites others to join her in that space.

A physician with 20 years of clinical experience, particularly in psychiatry and addiction psychiatry.

A university lecturer, Doctor of Medical Sciences (habilitation), and creator and guest of numerous podcasts where he discusses mental health, lifestyle, addiction prevention, and the safe use of psychoactive substances. He is deeply engaged in public education.

Connected with movement all his life, Kacper discovered yoga as a way to deal with pain and stress thanks to his life partner. Together they completed numerous teacher trainings and yoga practices around the world, blending Western and Eastern wisdom. They now run SMU Yoga Studio in Gdynia. Kacper is also a teacher and consultant at PortalYogi. He strives to live according to yogic philosophy and continuously deepens his knowledge through experiences from all aspects of life.

An artist whose musical roots developed not only in Poland but also in Asia and New York City, performing on both Polish and international stages.

As she says: “In my art, I want to share something more real than what people are usually sold today. I write about what I believe we truly need right now. Living for several years on three very different continents taught me that despite our individuality and beautiful diversity, we are deeply connected.”

A Polish art-healing event whose main idea is to create a music-therapeutic spectacle based on archaic and primal instruments—a “journey” through oneself, or a “sound bath.” These performances, through the healing nature of gongs and accompanying instruments, support global cultural and ecological awareness. Founded in 2008, Niburu emerged as a project and alternative supporting humanity through the transitions associated with December 21, 2012, and beyond. Since 2009, the project’s hallmark concept has been to hold sessions aligned with the solar calendar (Solstice & Equinox Gonging) and lunar calendar (New & Full Moon Gonging).

A percussionist, music promoter, and traveler. Founder of the band Foliba. A passionate player of drums and percussion instruments, particularly African drums such as djembe, dunduns, calabash, and handpans. Over the past 15 years, he has performed more than 1,000 concerts in Poland and abroad (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ireland, Germany, Luxembourg, Austria, Tenerife, Morocco, Moldova, Zanzibar, Tanzania) with bands like Foliba, Zebra, SANGO, Ngomands, and as a solo artist.

GAJA is a musical project rooted in deep ecology. Its sound flows straight from the heart, reminding us that beneath our feet spins the living planet Earth. The music carries soft, folk-inspired, earthy tones with a touch of forest balladry, drifting like campfire smoke. For Marta—the lyricist—music is a form of communication about what truly matters to her. She believes that the vibrations carried by music have the power to change the world.

Certified Kundalini Yoga (traditional lineage) and Hatha Yoga teacher accredited by Yoga Alliance. He completed the 3HO-certified Aquarian Teacher Level 1 training and is currently undertaking Level 2. In 2021, he published his debut book Energioobieg (under the pen name Dariusz Konon), whose main message is that everything we say, think, do, or feel has an energetic impact on our lives—and that self-love is the foundation of true happiness.

An artist and teacher exploring themes of self-expression and our connection to nature. Samuel shares his songs and stories, guiding audiences on a musical journey that offers a unique opportunity for self-discovery. He has taught and performed worldwide—in England, Norway, the USA, Israel, New Zealand, and France. His dynamic career has included dancing at the Royal Opera House, performing physical theatre near the Arctic Circle, and even playing a musical rabbit in a traveling traditional circus.

A Polish triathlete and world champion in the Double Ironman on September 3, 1990. The protagonist of the book Najlepszy. Gdy słabość staje się siłą (The Best: When Weakness Becomes Strength) by Łukasz Grass, and the feature film Najlepszy directed by Łukasz Palkowski, which won six awards at the 2017 Gdynia Film Festival.

Co-creator of the band Cantarsis, performing medicine songs. He lives in the Izera Mountains, where he is co-creating the Świecie Nasz settlement. Filip is a multi-instrumentalist, orchardist, and father of Jaś and Aniela. His inspiration flows from nature, wisdom, and the teachings of Buddhism and shamanism.

A traveler through the magical world of sound, seeking his own musical language. His music awakens a full spectrum of emotions, stirs the imagination, soothes, and relaxes. Guided by sound and rhythm, he creates intuitive journeys using handpans, singing bowls, and gongs. A lover of collective music-making and improvisation, he co-creates the duo Sofia Le & Artur Witkowski. He is also the founder and co-creator of Klubokawiarnia Mleczarnia in Wrocław, where he organizes concerts and leads Impro Sessions—“Friends’ meetings with the handpan.”