Tatyana Mickushina is a Russian philosopher, writer, public figure, spiritual leader, and founder of spiritual Teaching, aimed at restoring morality in society.
From 2004 to the present, Tatyana has written over 70 books on spiritual, philosophical and moral topics.
Her books have been translated into 20 languages, and published in 11 languages in Europe and the USA.
Tatyana was born in 1958 in Omsk, Russia. Her thoughts about God and the meaning of life were deeply affected by sports injury that led to a week-long period of dangling between life and death.
After graduating with honors from the Polytechnic University, Tatyana worked in space technology. She kept interest in spiritual teachings and started practicing meditation.
Tatyana wrote her books through inspiration from almost 500 conversations with Teachers of Mankind. Her works received many reviews from public figures/scientists.
Her first book, Good and Evil: An individual interpretation of ‘The Secret Doctrine’ by Helena P. Blavatsky (2004) gives an original interpretation of the “fall of angels” and “the rebellion of Lucifer”.
Tatyana's works also focus on non-violence.
One of her fundamental works is Words of Wisdom, published in 5 volumes.
After its first Congress in 2014, her “Morality Movement”, requested UN Secretary General and participating politicians to promote true moral/spiritual principles.
Tatyana gives seminars/interviews across Russia and Europe.
In 2017, she was awarded the Order of the Russian Land “for contribution to the spiritual and moral revival of Russia”.
She obtained 5-star reviews from Readers' Favorite for Treasures of Divine Wisdom (2019), Sanat Kumara (2020), Maitreya (2021), Moyra Bronze Medal Winner(2022).