Prior to his current post as professor of tourism for 15 years, he served as a consultant for the national Ministry of Culture and Tourism for 5 years, and as professor of English out in the Korean countryside for 17 years. A native of the USA, he has been living in South Korea for 36 years now, always following his passionate interest in hiking Korea’s forested mountains and visiting their historic spiritual sites. He has proudly been a member of the RAS-KB for three decades. He was appointed the national Honorary Ambassador of the Baekdu-daegan Ranges in 2011. Mason earned a Masters Degree in the History of Korean Religions from Yonsei University in 1997. He has authored and edited ten books on Korean culture and tourism, including Spirit of the Mountains about Korea's traditions of sacred mountains, the English Encyclopedia of Korean Buddhism, and Solitary Sage: The Profound Life, Wisdom and Legacy of Korea’s ‘Go-un’ Choi Chi-won. He has published many articles in academic journals and popular magazines, and has frequently been interviewed on various media. 

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She is a creative writer, dramatist, and Co-Artistic Director of Nothing Without a Company. Since 2007, over twenty of her works have been produced in Hawai’i and Chicago. Hannah is a founding member of BearCat Productions, a resident playwright at Chicago Dramatists, a board member at Aloha Center Chicago, and a member of Ke Ali`i Victoria Ka`iulani Hawaiian Civic Club and Ke Kula Kupaa O Ka Pakipika hālau. 

Nothing Without a Company 

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Aloha Center Chicago

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 BearCat Productions 

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Chicago Dramatists 

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She believes that images speak a profound language; her life’s work is a translator of the unseen and advocates for the imaginal. She holds a Masters in Engaged Humanities, Masters in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, and is currently working on her dissertation in Jungian Depth Psychology and Archetypal Studies program at the same institution. In her work and teaching, she centers imagination, creativity, and deep rest. She teaches workshops, and collaborative training focused on yoga philosophy, women’s health, the Goddess, creativity, dreaming, intuitive movement, and yoga nidra. Her passion is to inspire students to rediscover their creative self by weaving the blessings with the wounds while honoring the land and the ancestors. 

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