Dear friend,

I didn’t plan to become “the Seated Sage.” I planned to build, love my kids, and keep climbing. Then life invited me into a different apprenticeship—one that stripped everything non-essential and asked me to remember who I really am.

I’m Eron. I’m a father, a founder, and a catalyst for transformation. I help people dissolve mental paralysis, reconnect to their divinity, and create from the truth of who they are. My work is simple and demanding at the same time: pragmatic spirituality—soul in street clothes. No incense required, unless you like incense.

I’ve lived a few lives. I co-founded a bootstrapped startup that grew into a multi-billion-dollar company. I co-founded a social movement that engaged millions to support refugees and helped build schools in Jordan. I also survived a forty-foot free-fall in the desert and woke up in a body that moves differently than before. Paraplegia changed the logistics of my days; it did not touch the essence of who I am. If anything, it clarified it.

That fall was the beginning of a dissolution: marriage, money, identity, the carefully curated story of who I thought I needed to be. I met loss, grief, shame, and the strange quiet that follows them. And I met God—not as an idea to believe in, but as a presence to be known. The most honest sentence I can offer you is this: there is no circumstance greater than your capacity to turn it into love and use it as fuel.

I do this work to help people remember. Remember that you are not broken. Remember that you are the author of meaning. Remember that separation is a convincing illusion and that you already belong to something holy. My mission is to walk with leaders, creators, and seekers as they move from stuck to sovereign, from performing to being, from surviving to creating.

If we work together, we start with truth. I use a simple framework I call Life is ART:

Acknowledge — Separate fact from story. Name what is actually here.

• Acknowledge — Separate fact from story. Name what is actually here.

• Transmute — Turn fear into usable fuel through practice, embodiment, and aligned action.

• Reframe — Choose the meaning that’s empowering and true.

It’s not complicated; it’s just honest. The reps are small and consistent—language, breath, choices, boundaries. We stabilize your nervous system, clarify your context, and design a rhythm you can live. Discipline becomes devotion; devotion becomes identity.

I care about results you can feel and measure: calmer decisions, cleaner relationships, clearer purpose, more aliveness. I’ve watched men who felt empty remember their sovereignty. I’ve watched women who felt powerless reclaim their voice and boundaries without closing their hearts.

I’ve walked with people through bereavement, betrayal, career pivots, and the ordinary sacred grind of parenting and partnership. None of us are special in our suffering. All of us are capable of miracles in our response.

You’ll notice the wheelchair in my photos. I include it on purpose, not as a symbol of heroism or a plea for pity, but as reality. There’s far more to it than “not walking,” and yet it does not define me. It reminds me. It reminds me that I can choose truth over panic, presence over performance, love over fear. It reminds me that sovereignty is not a posture; it’s a practice.

What I want for my children is what I want for you and me: to experience a little more heaven on earth while we are still here. To know God, not just believe. To live un-paralyzed in a world that often teaches paralysis. To remember, daily, that life isn’t happening to you—you are happening to life.

If something in you is stirring, honor it. Start small. Tell the truth about where you are. Choose one practice. Keep one promise. Let your yes be quiet and consistent. That’s how mountains move.

With love and respect,

Eron Zehavi