About Master

Dr. Elena Loboda, PhD is a wisdom keeper of the ancient Veddik tradition of the Northern Lineages of Arctic Gaia. An M.S. in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in the field of Brain Neurochemistry, Dr. Elena Loboda synthesizes her advanced scientific knowledge with extensive studies in Buddhist, Hindu, Bon and Yogic traditions at monasteries and ashrams in the Himalayas and Tibet. She has also trained with Siberian shamans, Taoist and Sufi masters. Dr. Loboda has conducted independent research on the ancient knowledge of Hyperborean lineage in Russia and the Native American Shamanic heritage.

"Traveler, mystic and scientist Dr. Loboda has a deep love and understanding of the precious human body and how to use your own power and light to heal yourself and others. Dr. Loboda shares a sacred and rare teaching that was given to her by her Veddik teacher from Siberia. She shares with us her vast and deep knowledge, ancient technique, as well as fascinating stories from her years of study with some of the most prominent Mystic and Veddik teachers of the 20th Century." ...New Century Foundation (Tibetan Buddhism)

An interview with Dr. Loboda

"Dr. Elena Loboda received a Ph.D. in Neurochemical Biology and an M.S. in Chemistry from Leningrad University in Russia. Dr Loboda worked for 25 years as a neuro-biochemist in St. Petersburg, Russia, as the director of a laboratory for research and education at the University of Advanced Training teaching medical doctors and specialists in the Neurology and Psychology Department. During this period, her laboratory provided instruction at a continuing education level to already-degreed MDs and PhDs across a number of different disciplines (neurology, neurochemistry, neurobiology etc.). Her laboratory work has been primarily in neurotransmitters (serotonin, melatonin, GABA etc.) and other neurological mediators in a state of normality, various pathological states, awake and asleep. Dr Loboda also participated in research projects about the neurological causes of pulmonary disease (asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, cancer of the lungs). She authored 51 articles, abstracts and inventions."