Hajjar Gibran 


 

The Mystic

I am spirit guide. I teach a practice that empowers people to relax, make peace with themselves, and connect with the inspiration that empowers them to celebrate the person inside their own heart. Each person is their own mystery, there is no one way, there is only your way. 
Spiritual practice is about awakening your imagination as a portal to your unrealized potential. It’s about exploring and choosing the potential that satisfies your soul. 
Spirit is the movement in our life. It’s how we move through life that matters. Moving together with kindness brings out the best in each other. We need each other. We are each a part of our wholeness. And it’s only through our wholeness that we can realize our higher potential. 
Spiritual practice is a surrender into our higher nature. It begins with acceptance, and grows with awareness, courage, appreciation, gratitude, compassion, wisdom and enlightenment. Through our practice these higher states of experience become more frequent and creative. 
I teach people how to guide each other to where these higher qualities live inside of us. 

The Architect

Hajjar is the son of an inventor. He grew up attending the annual Inventor’s Congress with his father. He studied engineering at SDSU. In his 20s he designed and built passive solar home and won several design awards through the Nova Scotia Design Council.
In his 30's, he started Life Designs, a company responsible for the preservation of 25,000 acres of virgin rainforest in partnership with Rainforest Action Network. 
While creating The Gibran Center in Thailand, Hajjar developed an innovative way of building low cost domes. Thanks to his collaboration with his friend Steve Areen they have gained international recognition. 
The demand is so great that he dedicated himself to inventing the equipment necessary to make them available around the world.