Daniel Fiverson & Susan Waller
Independent Facilitators for EMC²

About Daniel
Daniel Fiverson was born and raised in Northern New Jersey and has lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico since 1996.

He has owned and operated his own information technology ("IT") consultancy firm since that same year. Daniel spent the previous 15+ years scouring the French and English countryside as an antique importer. He was involved with the emergence of early cyberspace communities in the 1980’s as a System Operator op in CompuServe’s New Age Forums as well as system operating the Help and New Member areas of the same online service.

Daniel took Initiation from a Living Master of the Radha Soami lineage ("Sant Mat" e.g. "Path of the Saints" or "Religion of Saints") in 1997 into the practice of surat shabd yoga, a form of kriya yoga.

He has been an avid photographer since the late 1980’s and his work hangs in private collections, and Internet websites. His other interests include metaphysics, which he has studied for 40 years, a daily Hatha Yoga practice, organic gardening, and he is an amateur herbalist.

Daniel initially went on the tray in 2002, went off for a couple of years for personal reasons, and returned as an AIM participant in 2006. He became an Independent EMC² Facilitator in 2007.

His constant sources of joy are his partner Susan, and his dogs Pixel and Oskar.



About Susan
Susan Waller was raised in Kansas City, living there for the first 35 years of her life. Her first career was as a commercial artist, working 13 years for an advertising agency and a major greeting card company in Kansas City.

Her innate spirituality and the death of her brother led her to change her career to healer. She became a registered nurse. In 1991 Susan moved to the southwest to work on the Native American reservations with the Indian Health Service for the next 8 years. She has lived in New Mexico since 1996, currently residing in Santa Fe.

She first discovered EMC² through her partner, Daniel. She read Sanctuary, and immediately resonated with it. Susan became a facilitator in 2007 and shares her ministry with Daniel. She has an ongoing Hatha Yoga practice, studies alternative healing practices and strives daily to be a source of light in the world. Recently, she has returned to art and painting as a wonderful creative outlet.

Susan lives in constant gratitude for the beauty of the landscape that surrounds her, her animals, and her partner.