Galit Avyah Ben Tovel is an Egyptologist, archaeologist, and business lecturer whose work bridges ancient cosmological wisdom and modern life.

Holding a Ph.D. in Egyptology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a degree in Organizational Development from Georgetown University, her work is grounded in the study of ancient cosmological wisdom and humanity's relationship to the sacred.

Early in her career, Galit was deeply immersed in academic research and the study of ancient civilizations. When the Egyptology department she was part of closed due to financial constraints, she was forced to step away from her original path and redirect her professional life toward the world of business. Over the following decades, she built an extensive career in organizational consulting, becoming the CEO and owner of a consulting firm advising high-tech companies, hospitals, and leaders across the public and private sectors. She also teaches at the Business School of Reichman University, specializing in organizational behavior and management.

About a decade ago, a personal life crisis became a turning point that brought her back to her first calling. Drawn once again to archaeology and the exploration of ancient worlds, Galit began to uncover a body of ancient cosmological knowledge—long overlooked and, in many cases, removed from dominant historical narratives—centered on values of love, unity, wisdom, freedom, and brotherhood.

Since returning to her roots, she has been developing, articulating, and sharing these perspectives through her research, writing, and lectures with those seeking deeper meaning, purpose, and connection in an increasingly fragmented world.