Tatyana N. Mickushina

Tatyana Nicholaevna Mickushina ( born in 1958) is a public figure, a modern Russian philosopher, founder of a philosophical and ethical teaching. She is the author of more than 70 books, that have been translated into 20 languages, published and printed in Europe and the USA.

Tatyana Mickushina was born in the southern part of Western Siberia in the city of Omsk, USSR. At the age of 15, Tatyana received a serious sports injury, and for several days, she balanced on the verge of life and death. After this serious illness, she began to seriously think about God and the meaning of life.

After school, Tatyana Mickushina entered the Omsk Polytechnic Institute and graduated with honors. Then, for 13 years, she worked as a design engineer in a now- defunct space design bureau. After the collapse of the USSR, she worked as a chief accountant, and engaged in public environmental activities.

During these years, Tatyana Nicholaevna continued to be interested in spiritual and philosophical teachings.

In 2004, T.N. Mickushina wrote her first book, “Good and Evil: An individual interpretation of “The Secret Doctrine” by Helena P. Blavatsky”. Over the next 12 years, she wrote the main works: the book series “Words of Wisdom” in 5 Volumes, the book “How to avoid cataclysms”, “On Non-violence”, etc. All her works were written with inspiration from Above.

At the heart of the Teaching of Tatyana Mickushina are ideas about the need to revive moral and spiritual values in society. Modern post-industrial society, devoid of ideals, but having reached a high level of technical and scientific development, comes to a civilizational crisis. Most of the problems of modern society, such as violence, aggression, terrorism, bribery, corruption, crisis in many industries, have one main cause - the erosion of moral and ethical ideals in society.

The works of T.N. Mickushina focus on the revival of such universal values as Love, mercy, compassion, care for others, chastity, honor, dignity, all of which are necessary for the progressive development of society. They speak of the need to revive the fine arts: painting, music, architecture, sculpture (currently in decline) based on exalted examples of the past, carrying the aesthetics of beauty and harmony: these are works of Renaissance art, Russian artists of the XVIII - XIX centuries, etc.

The ideas of T.N. Mickushina are the continuation of the best traditions of the philosophical and ethical teachings of the past. Since, antiquity, they have had great importance for modern philosophical thought, as well as for pedagogy and education.

The key is the philosophical idea that Tatyana Mickushina, develops in her work “On Non-violence”. In consonance with the ideas of such eminent philosophers and public figures of the past as L. Tolstoy and M. Gandhi, the concepts of Mickushina speak about the dominant role of our consciousness in shaping a high level of violence and aggression in society, and the relationship between our level of consciousness and such negative phenomena of the modern world like wars, terrorism and social conflicts. The basis of the works of T.N. Mickushina is the idea of each person’s responsibility for events in society, and a call for changing one’s own consciousness in the direction of non-violence, rejecting such negative manifestations of society that generate violence and aggression in our consciousness such as fighting computer games, modern action movies and programs that cultivate violence and aggression.

The ideas of Tatyana are also important regarding the structure of the cosmos and the universe, the relationship of all life, the evolution of man and the universe, the rationality of the universe. These ideas are consonant with the concepts of Russian philosopher-cosmists of the early 20th century K.E. Tsiolkovsky, and V.I. Vernadsky. Interesting are the application of ideas of T.N. Mickushina for discoveries in physics, in particular, the existence of an energy-information field, explaining the interrelationships between every particle, and object in the universe. These ideas have already begun to be confirmed by modern scientific research (linguistic-wave genetics, the theory of the holographic nature of the universe, etc.).
T.N. Mickushina is the author of a number of scientific articles. Her works have been praised highly by scientists and many public figures from Russia, and received dozens of positive comments from scientists of various fields, including pedagogy, physics, engineering sciences, philosophy, etc.


Tatyana N. Mickushina was the catalyst of the International Social Movement, “The Morality Movement”. This Movement began its activities in 2014. In relation to this movement, she created and co-authored the Doctrine of High Morality, which was utilized by the “The Morality Movement”. This document, along with a public missive on the topic of morality was published in the mass media, and sent to the leaders of leading political parties and parliamentary factions of the Russian Federation, the State of Duma, the Federation Council,the Ministry of Culture, and the Reception Office of the President of Russia. “The Morality Movement” was dissolved on August 7, 2015.

In 2017, Tatyana Nicholaevna Mickushina was awarded the “ Order of the Russian Land” for her contribution to the spiritual and moral revival of Russia.