Iman Kamel

Iman Kamel is an award-winning filmmaker, cultural diplomat, and visionary author bridging ancient wisdom with quantum science. Recognized by the World Economic Forum as an "Iconic Woman Creating a Better World for All," her work spans documentary filmmaking, cultural diplomacy, and transformative education.

Her acclaimed documentaries, including "Nomad's Home" and "Egyptian Jeanne d'Arc," have won international awards for their powerful storytelling. "Nomad's Home," filmed over seven years with Bedouin women in Sinai, and "Egyptian Jeanne d'Arc" have traveled to prestigious film festivals, capturing the essence of resilience and cultural transformation.

Drawing from a multicultural background spanning Cairo, Berlin, and global expeditions, Iman illuminates the Lotus-Born Heart Process - a transformative journey of human potential. Her debut book "Quantum Leaps and Lost Socks" emerged from a profound initiation at Egypt's Dendera Temple.

As a sought-after mentor, she leads immersive experiences where executives, artists, scientists, and shamans explore expanded states of consciousness. Through her work with Akashic Records and quantum healing, she helps visionaries align creative power with cosmic wisdom, demonstrating that life's greatest mysteries reveal themselves through joy and wonder.