Deva Premal and Miten are world-renowned exponents and devotees of ancient sacred chanting. They believe that if we all tapped into the energy of communal singing there would be less violence on the planet. They share some lessons learned from a life spent singing together.

Motivating Sounds Generator is the alter ego of second generation dub poet Michael St George. Inspired by his working class upbringing in Kingston, Jamaica, MSG's work is dedicated to justice and social equity.

Anita Moorjani is the New York Times best-selling author of Dying to be Me. In 2006, after a four-year struggle with cancer, she lapsed into a coma and her family was told she was in the final hours of her life. Three days later she awoke, and within months was completely cancer free. She reveals how her near death experience taught her to live fearlessly and live her purpose by being herself.

Historian Daniel Horowitz discusses his latest book Happier? The History of a Cultural Movement That Aspired to Transform America. He explores the history of positive psychology and its impact on contemporary society.

Dr. Saida Désilets is the author of Emergence of the Sensual Woman: Awakening Our Erotic Innocence. As part of her research she discovered that nowhere in the world is it stipulated that we have a right to our own bodies. She’s advocating that we all learn to claim our sexual sovereignty.

Neuroscientist Tali Sharot discusses her latest book The Influential Mind. She investigates how we influence those around us and how understanding the brain can help us change minds for the better.

‘Flow’ is now being used in schools around the world to deal with social violence. Psychologist Robin Grille believes the trend is good for global governance as well. The author of Parenting for a Peaceful World explains how childhood and education correlates historically with social and economic trends.

Modern ideas of freedom won’t make you happy. Dr Craig Hassed explores the true meaning of freedom and how to achieve it.

Catherine Ingram is the author of In The Footsteps of Gandhi and the founder of Living Dharma. Of late she’s been pondering the difference between courage and hope, and what is most needed in these times.

Ira Israel is a psychotherapist working on the cutting edge of where modern psychology meets authentic spirituality. His own path to contentment is entwined with a profound story of forgiveness. He shares his very moving and inspiring journey.