My wish is that people get to know themselves, and what they truly are, by having a new perspective of our culture and how it has been affecting us. Our emotions are not something to be scared of. Also, they are not something you want to push deep down, while hoping they will not show up again. It is, in fact, a source of knowledge and consciousness we need for our global well-being.

One of the ways to do so is by reaching journalists, politics, experts and influencers, in order to bring valuable changes to our societies. For instance, by teaching in schools what emotions are about and what they mean. Or in taking in account the emotional value of ideas prior to choosing them for political decision-making.

With emotional consciousness in the balance, self-expression and well-being will finally be achieved for our whole society. Moreover, the painful, lifelong fight many of us face to dig up the self from inner emptiness feeling will cease. All we need to do as humans starts by reconnecting ourselves with our emotional nature.

What is my Background and Expertise? 

From a scientific background, I am currently working as an independent scientist and writer about emotions and their global influence on our individual decision-making process. On the other hand, I am also interested in our collective cultural behaviors and beliefs.

I acquired knowledge and assets about science through my life-long experience and background. I graduated with a biochemistry master degree in 1986, and a microbiology engineer degree in 1987. In 1989, I completed my education with a two-year degree in informatics. Since then, I sharpened my understanding of the world through these specialties, as well as others, such as psychology, general and quantum physics.

As a researcher, my life’s focus is to understand our world’s mechanisms so we can change at its core what doesn’t work in our society, according to our common goals and ideals. Thus, I never felt interested by the job market’s opportunities I have been offered. Each job did trap me in senses and meanings I didn’t share. Once I knew my life goal, I couldn’t step aside. So here I am, holding on to my valuable works done and ready to be handed. I wanted to bring my share for the sake of human beings and all living beings on earth.

That’s why I kept learning for more than 50 years (my age), to now deliver what I think is the key to our world’s sorrow and issues.

A constant passion drives me to seek solutions to the problems of our world. Instead of focusing on the analysis of facts, I am interested in the overall emotional baggage that motivates our actions and decisions.

I love working for the future and well-being of humanity. Nothing is more important to me, perhaps because I have been “lucky” enough not to be hindered by the ego. The ego tends to make us believe that we are only this body, and thus reduce our access to awareness of a much larger and more exciting truth.

I spend time following the course of events that occur in the world, and I identify trends that build or destroy harmony. I apply my theories to them in order to decipher the emotional parameters that created them and the origin of their emission. This helps me to predict the future course of the real. 

I am proud of the achievements I have made in my life as a researcher, and also of having developed a way of thinking outside the box of beliefs that confine us. 

First of all, I am proud of my first published book, “The Guide to Human Flourishing”. It is for Mothers who wish to pass on the emotional principles of Love to their children in order to preserve their chance to thrive in the face of patriarchy. It contains everything I wish I had known when I had my children. 

Then I wrote several applied scientific reports on current topics, such as the emergence of Covid19. In an effort to reach a wider audience, the reports are designed to be easy to understand and verify with real-life experiences, while remaining scientific in nature.  

My theories are now ready to be shared as a foundation for new emotional knowledge. I wish to contribute to the necessary leap forward that humanity must make in the awareness of itself and of the universal environment, if it wishes to survive the current century.