Abstract: We study how to live well using the traditional culture of Bali. We look for new ways to live sustainably and teach this to future generations. We work with different types of knowledge and skills and try to bring them together to help people better understand health and wealth. We want to help people think for themselves and make positive changes in the world by addressing problems caused by bad information and consumerism. We do this through our research centers and programs, which are based on the Balinese idea of "Three Harmonious Paths."

Our award-winning interdisciplinary research centers are dedicated to the ongoing exploration of the "Art of Living" as it relates to the living culture of Bali; with rituals and ceremonies unchanged and thriving over 1000 years. Through our research, we have identified new values within this sustainable culture that have the potential to regenerate dynamic practices and offer future generations a framework for sustainable education and optimal living. A crucial aspect of this process involves blurring the lines between different forms of knowledge, specifically Intelligences (Susila), Flow (Sabda), and Energy (Taksu), so that collaborations and co-creations aimed at promoting wellbeing are not marginalized or compartmentalized. Utilizing creative autonomy, we strive to inspire personal wellbeing and facilitate the co-creation of transformative processes that address the emerging issues related to global disconnects in living that are perpetuated by the dissemination of misinformation and consumer-driven messages. This focus is reflected in our "WOW Dynamics" program at our co-wellness centers, which is based on the Balinese concept of "Tri Hita Karana"; three harmonious paths.