Rev. Cynthia Brix is an interfaith minister and Co-Director of Satyana Institute. Cynthia is co-director of the Gender Reconciliation International project (www.GRworld.org), and co-founder of the Women’s Spiritual Mastery project. She was formerly a campus minister at the University of Colorado-Boulder, and she led meditation workshops at regional and national Unitarian Universalist conferences. Cynthia co-chaired the Race Relations Committee for the City of Muncie, Indiana, and later initiated an interfaith project to address racial tensions at the University of Colorado-Boulder. A student of Eknath Easwaran's Passage Meditation, Cynthia leads retreats on interfaith spirituality and service (www.pathofdivinelove.org), and she is adjunct faculty at Holy Names University. She earned her master's of divinity from Iliff School of Theology (2006) and her master's degree in wellness management and gerontology from Ball State University (1999). Cynthia is co-author of Women Healing Women (Hohm Press, 2009) and contributing author of Divine Duality: The Power of Reconciliation Between Women and Men (Hohm Press, 2007). Cynthia organized an international conference in Turin, Italy that brought women spiritual masters together from Buddhist, Christian, and Hindu traditions, and produced a DVD video from this conference entitled Cultivating Women's Spiritual Mastery.