Adam Jackson

Adam Jackson is a co-founder and chief visionary of Sacred Sons, a global movement dedicated to embodying healthy masculinity, conscious leadership, and community-based transformation. As a father-of-four, facilitator, and cultural architect, Adam holds a steady presence that invites men and women into deeper connection with themselves, each other, and the earth. Guided by a commitment to authenticity and embodied truth, Adam has spent years designing experiences that support personal growth through brotherhood, ritual, and relational practice. His work bridges ancient wisdom with modern embodiment, helping people remember their inherent power, purpose, and belonging. Through gatherings like Convergence, Remembrance, and Summit, Adam continues to guide communities toward the “emergent culture of awakening”. His voice is known for its grounded clarity, his leadership for its steadiness, and his mission for its devotion to ushering brotherhood to the forefront of our human family.

Manu Llaguno

Soy Manu Llaguno, facilitador de espacios de transformación, creador de comunidad y Director LATAM de Sacred Sons. Soy aprendiz del linaje tolteca, caminando con firmeza un camino con corazón, labrando un rostro propio y un corazón verdadero. Tengo dos hijas, un hijo y una pareja maravillosa, y hoy caminamos juntos en misión, como familia, sosteniendo este proceso desde el mismo fuego. He caminado junto a más de 800 hombres y he formado a más de 50 facilitadores en el mundo hispanohablante, y sigo trabajando en mí, porque este camino no termina. Hoy sostengo un fuego que creo esencial para mi vida: llevar hermandad y comunidad a nuestros hermanos de Latinoamérica, una visión que sostengo junto a Sacred Sons, con responsabilidad, integridad, servicio y ética, para dejar un legado en este mundo. Nos vemos en el fuego — Manu 🔥

Marni Suu Reynolds

Marni Suu Reynolds MBA, PhD, MHPSS, Trauma Survivor, Humanitarian, Researcher, and Advocate. Certified Trauma Specialist, Certified Somatic Specialist Certified MHPSS (Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Specialist) Certified Meditation/Yoga (1000RYT) Ordained Healer PhD Thesis: How We Heal: Gender Inclusion and Compassion for Addressing Social Suffering Through the Global Healing Movement. Born in Costa Rica to a Burmese-Tibetan Mother and Irish/Scottish father, Marni was raised in Hawaii, she currently lives in between Hawaii and Chiang Mai, Thailand where she is conducting her doctoral research in “Gender Inclusion and Compassion for Addressing Social Suffering Through the Global Healing Movement." Marni has over 28+years in the private and non-profit sectors focused on the areas of collective trauma healing, trauma wellness development, and humanitarian aid programming. Over the last 28+ years, Marni has curated, facilitated, and developed trauma-informed wellness curricula for corporations, institutions, and educational settings, including community centers, retreats, private businesses, and humanitarian and monastic settings. Marni has worked in the community relational facilitation field since 2003, working with men and women's groups across several countries. Marni’s work blends the holistic approach with behavioral science, healing, neuroscience, and wellness modalities. Recently developing the Community Relational Training for Sacred Sons (2026), after 3 years of research with the organization. Certified Trauma & Somatic Specialist with the Trauma Research Foundation. Certified Mindfulness Teacher by Jack Kornfield, Ph.D., and Tara Brach, Ph.D. This certification is by the University of California at Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, a Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program, an IMTA-accredited training. A Certified Hatha Yoga Teacher & Trauma Informed Yoga Teacher (RYT1000) and an Ordained Spiritual Healer, Sacred Path Healing School 2003. Marni has worked and traveled to over 42 countries, including within the United States, Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar, Peru, Egypt, UK, Canada, Polynesia, and throughout Europe and Asia. A meditation practitioner with over 30+ years of devotional practice, which began in the Buddhist temples of Burma (Myanmar) at age 13. She has practiced in monastic and retreat centers, including Thich Nhat Hanh Monastery, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Tassajara Mountain Zen Center, Palolo Zen Center, Hawaii Vipassana and Myanmar Vipassana Center (Burma), Wat Sopharam Vipassana International Meditation Center, Thailand Vipassana Chiang Mai, and more. A published author, Marni has presented her doctoral research at Stockholm University “Men & Masculinities” Conference, Cambridge University - ASEAS Conference, Edinburgh University - ASEAN Conference, Chiang Mai University, Thailand - “ICBMS 4 & 5 Conference," Northern Illinois University "Burma Studies Conference." She has been featured in “55 Faces – Global Edition 2024”—The Aspire Series, HI Luxury Magazine. She launched her own podcast, The Golden Thread Podcast, in 2020 and advocated for humanitarian rights for mental health and wellness at the United Nations UNESCAP Summit in Bangkok, Thailand, 2025. She has worked for humanitarian organizations such as Save The Children/Myanmar, Beam Foundation, United Nations Development Programming, USAID in Thailand and the Myanmar Association of Hawaii. She is currently working on her manuscript and developing programming around trauma and wellness. You can follow her research and her work on her Substack. https://substack.com/@marnisuureynoldsphd

Gris Alves

Gris Alves is an embodiment guide, mindfulness teacher and Compassionate Inquiry® practitioner in the method of Dr. Gabor Maté. A medicine woman, Earth-based ceremonialist and musician, she invites women and men into relationship with their bodies through voice, breath, sound, movement and ritual. A 500-hour trauma-informed yoga teacher and trained thanatologist with over 30 years supporting people in recovery, she holds ceremonial space, including temazcal, with reverence for the nervous system as sacred terrain.