BIO Thomas Huebl

Thomas Hübl, PhD is a spiritual teacher, mystic, and facilitator known for his compassionate approach to healing and human transformation. Rooted in both science and ancient wisdom, Thomas brings a rare presence that resonates with seekers, professionals, and communities alike. A former paramedic and medical student, he left his studies in his twenties to embark on a four-year silent retreat, seeking a deeper understanding of consciousness and collective suffering.

Over the past two decades, Thomas has guided more than 100,000 people worldwide through online programs, retreats, and large-scale events that create safe spaces for exploring trauma, connection, and interdependence. His work integrates contemplative practice, systems thinking, and a deep commitment to collective healing.

As founder of the Pocket Project, Thomas works to restore coherence in communities affected by historical and intergenerational trauma. He is the author of Attuned and Healing Collective Trauma, and his research bridges mysticism and neuroscience.

Whether addressing CEOs, therapists, or global audiences, Thomas invites a radical presence—one that honors pain, listens deeply, and cultivates resilience. Through his gentle guidance, people discover a path to inner clarity and relational maturity that serves both personal and societal transformation.