The founder of the movement, Yayo Stenka Romanov, is not an anthropologist, economist, socio-political researcher, theologian, or historian, but a person who discovered truths along the way through his sense of social empathy and his extensive work with young people, aimed at understanding and exploring their aspirations. Although he is not known for being a virtuous man or anything of the sort, he received spiritual revelations. Once he grasped them and believed in them, he put into practice the petitions he received because he knewit had been the Divinity who was asking. He understood the moment that humanity was undergoing; he witnessed that none of the solutions that were being proposed offered a way out to the terrible predicament in which it found itself entangled. He clearly sensed an interesting path and decided to fight for it in the final years of his life, convinced that the main key for civilization to gain levels of well-being lies in individual and social human spiritual development, which includes making a decision and fighting against the negative forces that lead man to despicable goals, steered by greed, avarice, ego, and short-sightedness.

The movement’s founder has not stood out during his life as an individual of enormous economic achievements, nor as an example of virtuosity, according to the classical schemes. Rather, his life forced him to appear as a controversial individual, challenged for not having achieved success at an early age, according to the prevailing patterns. He disconnected from the system, which he found unfair, and became a rebellious, critical man, who learned to grow in humility over time, after a series of hard clashes, and polished his way of dealing with differences and learned to coexist without becoming depressed in a world devoid of empathy and filled with individualism. He learned to overcome frustration at the lack of awareness of others, and perhaps his main success has been learning to understand the motives and reasons of other people’s failures.
Finally, in his old age, after many mistakes, together with his innate stubbornness, he felt ready to start this movement, in spite of the fears that assailed him about what might come. A clear and powerful Voice, which only he could hear, asked him to carry out three missions, summarized as follows: