Mana Hamidi

With a background in engineering, I’ve always had a natural talent for organizing, managing, and building — whether it’s systems, projects, or ideas. But over time, my curiosity moved beyond structures and numbers, leading me inward. I began to ask deeper questions about meaning, identity, and transformation.

That inner curiosity brought me to Baraka Ontology and Psychology — a space where I found not only wisdom, but also a safe and supportive environment to explore the self. Baraka’s approach resonated with both my analytical nature and my yearning for depth. It gave me a grounded yet expansive path to personal growth.

Volunteering has always been close to my heart. I believe that change starts with us, and I’m passionate about using my skills to create communities where people can grow, improve, and feel empowered. My ability to organize, lead, and bring people together has allowed me to contribute meaningfully to collective spaces — and Baraka is one of the most inspiring ones I’ve encountered.

This journey is not just about self-development for me. It’s about being part of something larger — a movement toward conscious, compassionate living, where we each take responsibility for who we are and who we’re becoming.