About

Simon
Oliver K ornhäusl

How do we create space
so we can breathe more deeply?

So that truth and beauty
can seep in

through the cracks?

Since my teenage years I have been exploring how we can unleash our potential in order to preserve and enrich Life on our beautiful planet.

The Love for all Life is the source of everything I do.

I have seen that our species can be guardians and gardeners of Life. And I believe that the civilizational crisis of our time is a call to us to transform and mature into this role.

To support and facilitate this path is what I’ve dedicated my life to.

Me: A particle

1988: Born in Salzburg.

2009 – 2019: Studied Teaching at the University of Vienna focussing on emancipatory and transformative education.

2012 – 2016: Self-directed learning journey from Theatre of the Oppressed through Sociocracy and Coaching to Deep Ecology and Improvised Dance.

2016 – 2023: Worked as facilitator and project manager at Pioneers of Change.

2019 – 2023: „Wandering in the cocoon“: Intensive inner work connecting with my past, my body and my life purpose. Some crucial inspirations on that path: The somatic-political initiative Sensing the Change, Leadership hoch 3, the Flow Genome Project and the work of Daniel auf der Mauer and Thomas Hübl.

2022 – 2024: Initiated the projects Hosting Regeneration and Embodied Resilience Collective.

2025: Moved to Germany to support the creation of the transformative education project „Wegwarte„.

Me: A wave

Watch the tide: The curious interplay

Of my broken and mended,
cracked open anew,
twisted and shattered,
and yet – unbroken and whole
BodyMindHeartAndSoul

With my breath.
„My“ breath.
Life. Breathing me.

Like all things, „I“ am not a solid thing.
I’m the web of relations that shaped me, define me
weave through me. In each and every moment.
It is thanks to you that I am.

Yes,
I did not come into this world.
I came out of it.
I am a fibre of it. No more than that.
And no less.

Some Thanks:
To my family – by blood and by choice.
To my friends – human and not.
To my teachers – dead and alive.
To the land. The rivers. The forests.
And to the mountains. Ever the mountains.