LOVE HEALS is a feature-length documentary about using the ancient wisdom of energy to realize you are your own greatest healer. LOVE HEALS follows the journey of Dana, a chronic pain sufferer, in search of healing. Her partner, Krisanna, is a filmmaker, and together they travel the country to understand how this ancient principle has helped so many heal and to see what’s possible for those experiencing these practices for the first time.
This film is based on the book, “Water Up Fire Down: An Energy Principle for Creating Calmness, Clarity and a Lifetime of Health” by NY Times best-selling author, Ilchi Lee. Water Up, Fire Down refers to a balanced energy flow in your body. When you have that flow, you enjoy your life with a clear mind, open heart, and more power.
Our mission is to help those who are suffering feel hope by introducing ancient energy principles that empower them to discover the healer within, find love and acceptance for themselves, and take charge of their health and well-being. We also hope to inspire a movement to create peace, harmony and healing in their lives, with those around them, and for our planet.
Executive Producer of LOVE HEALS, Founder of Brain Education
Cell Biologist and best-selling author of “The Biology of Belief”
Orthopedic complex spinal deformity surgeon
Lead Pain Psychologist at Kaiser Permanente Medical Group
Gastroenterologist, Neuroscientist and Author
Chairman of the Board for the Alliance for Health Policy
Brain Education Researcher
Spiritual Leader, CEO of Body & Brain
YouTube Influencer of Lavendaire
Psychologist, Director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Projects, and Author of “Forgive for Good”
Director of LOVE HEALS
Producer of LOVE HEALS
You will also hear from energy healing practitioners and people whose lives have been transformed by these ancient energy principles.
Ilchi Lee is a New York Times bestselling author, an innovative leader in brain potential development, and a dedicated advocate for a peaceful, sustainable world. He has developed Brain Education, a mind-body training method that helps people create their own health, happiness, and peace and use it for the benefit of all.
Krisanna Sexton is a filmmaker who has been passionately producing content since she was 16 years old. She believes in the power of storytelling and pours her heart and soul into each story she has the privilege of sharing. As an independent filmmaker, she is able to craft stories in a way that reflects her heart of love and compassion for the person on the other side of the lens.
Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Sohyung became interested in traditional mind-body practices as a child and has spent over 20 years practicing energy-based healing meditation, breathing techniques, and qigong based on Ilchi Lee’s teachings. With her professional background as a script writer for South Korean television shows, Sohyung produced and directed the award-winning film “CHANGE: The LifeParticle Effect”. Sohyung is passionate about sharing Brain Education and the HongIk (Korean Language – Benefit for all) spirit through various media platforms in order to create a better world in which all life forms live harmoniously.
Dana Croschere is not only a producer for LOVE HEALS, but is featured as the main character in the film. Dana’s journey is an inspirational one, full of many obstacles including two unsuccessful spine surgeries in 2020. While still feeling chronic pain every day, Dana has been able to harness the power of her mind to accomplish things she once thought impossible by practicing the ancient mind-body techniques featured in LOVE HEALS. She now greets each day with a smile as she works hard to spread the message of LOVE HEALS.
Dr. Ericka Crawford is a researcher, speaker, and organizational leader. Dr. Crawford completed her doctoral dissertation on Brain Education in the workplace and is an expert in leading transformational change in organizations. Dr. Crawford aspires to share Brain Education tools and principles with employees and organizations all over the world to increase both employee well-being and organizational performance.
You can view Dr. Crawford’s published research here.