Klairi Lykiardopoulou

Claire Lykiardopoulou was born in Athens. She studied at the American College and completed her education in pedagogy in the United States. She traveled to many parts of the world, experiencing a variety of cultures. Her life changed radically after meeting Master Dimitris Kakalidis in 1980, the founder of the Spiritual Center "Omilos Eksipiretiton." Under his guidance, she studied self-awareness (know thyself) and the emergence of the spiritual nature of humans, as well as practicing Spiritual Healing as a way of life. For over three decades, she served as President of the Center. She contributed to the establishment of the Spiritual Healing Department at Omilos Eksipiretiton, where she consistently worked as the head of training for new healers. Selflessly responding to the needs of others, she held thousands of meetings with individuals seeking help for health, personal, family, and other issues. She received patients daily who sought her assistance through Spiritual Healing and has received countless letters of gratitude for proven healings conducted both in person and remotely. Excerpts from her book "Spiritual Healing," first published in Greece in 1987, were serialized in a widely circulated newspaper in 1989. Her literary work received numerous laudatory reviews and she is highly regarded by the spiritual community of the country. Excerpts from her books have been included in anthologies and literary magazines. Her trilogy on the roles of men, women, and couples has been approved by the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs for school libraries across the country. In interviews on national television and radio, she emphasized the necessity for each person to know and express their true nature. She authored 20 books, sharing her personal experiences from her apprenticeship and exploring topics related to various aspects of life, presented with tangible everyday examples, always based on the teachings she received. A comprehensive presentation of her literary work was held in March 2009, where prominent writers spoke about her contribution to intellectual thought. Claire Lykiardopoulou passed away in 2015. She dedicated her entire life to the work of Omilos Eksipiretiton, which aims at the conscious development of individuals and the spread of spirituality.