The Heart Is Not a Metaphor
Heart centered living is a state of inner harmony—where the mind, emotions, body, and spirit align through the intelligence of the Heart. In this state, we experience greater clarity, resilience, calm, and intuitive guidance. It is not only a personal state of well-being, but also a powerful field that influences how we connect with others and move through the world.
Diane Hollman’s work is devoted to guiding people into this state of coherence—helping them return to the wisdom, presence, and deep truth of the Heart.
Diane Hollman
Ambassador of the Heart
Where science meets the sacred, and the Heart leads.
Diane Hollman is a mother, author, and seasoned business development leader with decades of experience in pharmaceutical clinical research, including work in mental health, addiction, sleep disorders, rare diseases, and psychedelic-assisted therapy. She has trained mental health professionals in the EMBARK method for psychedelic treatment of depression and held board-level roles in organizations devoted to healing and Earth stewardship—including her current role as Chief Hummingbird (Chairman of the Board) for Caregivers of Mother Earth.
Earlier in her career, Diane worked directly in cardiovascular medicine, supplying open-heart surgical teams and cardiac cath labs—giving her both a scientific and deeply symbolic relationship with the human heart.
She is the co-author of Lost but Never Gone, a heartfelt collection of true stories about love’s endurance beyond death.
Today, Diane serves as the Ambassador of the Heart, guiding others into heart coherence and sacred remembrance. Her offerings include:
Whispers from the Heart – A weekly podcast and soon-to-be-released oracle deck
1:1 Coherence Melt Sessions – Private, heart-led sessions for presence and realignment
Hearts Around the Table – Immersive dining experiences blending frequency-rich food and soulful conversation
Through her unique blend of scientific expertise and spiritual devotion, Diane reminds us that the Heart is not just a metaphor—it is a living voice, a wise teacher, and a home we can always return to.
"Let us return to the Heart. I’ll go first." – Diane Hollman