About the Work
Structures for learning, research, publication, and protection
Beyond her books and Applied Remote Viewing, Eva Gattnar’s work extends into a wider field of contribution expressed through collaborative and institutional forms.
This wider work exists to give structure to what the books articulate and what the practical work explores: the deepening of human understanding, the cultivation of truth-bearing culture, and the creation of spaces in which consciousness, inquiry, responsibility, and human potential can be developed in meaningful ways.
Two central expressions of this wider work are Tamaya Society and the MoniKaa Initiative.
Tamaya Society, a non-profit organization, serves as a formative container for education, research, publishing, and the development of a wider culture of inquiry. Through Tamaya Hub and Tamaya Foundation, and through the interlocking pillars of Tamaya School, Tamaya Institute, and Tamaya Press, it provides structures through which learning, research, and publication deepen and amplify one another.
The MoniKaa Initiative expresses the protective and ethical dimension of the same wider movement. Its focus lies where human vulnerability is greatest: safeguarding, oversight, and structural response where distortion, neglect, or abuse require not only awareness, but responsible action.
Together, these structures extend Eva Gattnar’s work beyond the individual into a wider field of cultural, educational, and ethical contribution.
About Tamaya Society
Empowering human potential
Tamaya Society serves as a formative container for education, research, publishing, and the development of a wider culture of inquiry. Through Tamaya Hub and Tamaya Foundation, and through the interlocking pillars of Tamaya School, Tamaya Institute, and Tamaya Press, it provides structures through which learning, research, and publication deepen and amplify one another. Across all Tamaya initiatives, the aim is to turn insight into direct, embodied, and applicable knowing, and to create spaces in which consciousness, inquiry, responsibility, and human development can be cultivated with clarity, rigor, and care.
As a distance-learning institution, Tamaya School offers a structured curriculum focused on consciousness, perception, and human development in cohort-based learning formats. Tamaya Institute convenes thought leaders, researchers, and practitioners through publications, education, and community standards that others can adopt and apply. It supports open inquiry, reflection, and research within the deeper structures of reality and human experience. As a publishing house, Tamaya Press publishes carefully curated books, a magazine and hosts a media platform that serve the wider work, giving literary and intellectual form to the ideas, questions, and recognitions emerging from the field.
Together, these initiatives create a living structure in which awareness, learning, and practice reinforce one another in meaningful and responsible ways.

About MoniKaa Initiative
Shaping a brighter world

MoniKaa Initiative is a non-profit organisation currently in its establishment and pilot phase. Its vision is to build a responsible and robust global framework or child safeguarding and psychosocial recovery for abused children. The Initiative focuses on developing ethical governance, safeguarding standards, and accreditation structures that enable independent, locally founded organisations to work responsibly and sustainably thus supporting an international collaboration with the oversight of an independent accreditation body to protect children from harm within organisational contexts. These standards form the basis for accreditation and guide how future member organisations structure responsibility, prevention, and response mechanisms.
The Initiative aims to foster public awareness of the abuse of children, to support local protection frameworks and to build psychosocial recovery programs for affected children through independent, locally founded member organisations while upholding oversight of impact over the long term.
Initial work will focus on building and establishing a framework through a local pilot implementation. Future participation by organisations in other regions will be considered as standards, processes, and safeguards are refined and proven once the framework has been validated through its pilot implementation. The Initiative aims to establish governance principles, accountability structures, and oversight mechanisms that promote transparency, integrity, and responsible collaboration across autonomous member organisations. Its vision is to build a responsible a robust global framework that is designed for international collaboration.
About Eva Gattnar
Books, perception, and the human condition
Dr. Eva Gattnar’s work stands at the intersection of consciousness, perception, authorship, and the human condition. With more than two and a half decades of experience as a C-level executive, entrepreneur, scholar, and executive coach across international corporations, startups, and universities, she brings a rare bridge between business, technology, leadership, and the exploration of human consciousness. Today, there are three main ways into her work: through the books, through Applied Remote Viewing, and through the teachings that continue the journey after the books.
Dr. Eva Gattnar is the author of the MORNING STAR TRILOGY, whose first book, AURORA, marks the threshold into her wider body of work on consciousness, reality, and the human condition. The trilogy continues with PHOENIX and MADONNA, alongside deeper teaching material, courses, and events. Its companion codex, ALEPH, deepens the philosophical and existential foundations of the work. The wider field of The UnReturn™ forms the deeper horizon of this body of work, from which Applied Remote Viewing emerged as its practical path of perception.

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