He represents the territory of Upstate New York USA and walks in the tradition of the "Iroquois Nations". He carries the wisdom of the "Great Law of Peace and the Law of the Seed". He specializes in communication, indigenous natural sciences, indigenous medicine and mental health. Thomas Arculeo grew up in two worlds from the age of 6. In the care of the elders and several medical circles of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), Five Nations and the Roman Catholic Church, who initiated him into the indigenous natural sciences on the one hand and the secrets of the Roman Catholic Church on the other. At the same time, at the age of seven, he met his 72-year-old Shaolin master, who trained him in medical chi gong, among other things. He practiced this until the age of 30 in America, New York State. On his further path of ancient knowledge, he met his Kriya Yoga master from Badrinath (India) and thus followed the path of many great masters and elders of many eras and cultures. Initiated and trained in the disciplines of natural sciences of four different cultures, his childhood was not associated with games, but was characterized by hard training and discipline, always with the background of comprehending medical knowledge. During his 12 years of study at various faculties and universities in the fields of human medicine and psychology, he worked in parallel in a family business for aircraft instruments for the commercial and military aircraft industry. His days were filled with training and discipline. The legacy of the wilderness and nature are still his sources of strength and his everlasting drive. It is his goal to make this accessible to everyone using simple methods and to convey how they can implement it in everyday life. Born in Heidelberg (Germany) in 1957 as the son of the highly respected Hupp couple of the North American Haudenosaunee (Iroquois), he grew up among his people for 17 years. At the same time as training intensively in the school of life of his indigenous ancestry, he studied Shaolin and Medical Qi-Gong with his 74-year-old teacher for seven years. Over time, he had other teachers from India, Peru and Nigeria. Later, in addition to his job and family, he studied medicine and psychology at university and worked as a street worker in New York City and around the world. The Iroquois have always been extremely politically active. Before an Iroquois can enter politics, he must have healed himself and mastered multiple teachings and studies.