Cecilia Beltran is a writer that explores mythology in relation to imagination and our anatomy. She discussed "Why we believe in myths?" at a TEDxEast event in New York. The talk was featured at the Joseph Campbell Foundation Website. Cecilia Beltran was a creative writer for J.Walter Thompson, McCann-Erickson and Basic Publicis for over a decade in Manila. She wrote extensively on material involving fetal brain development and children's health for Nestle, Pfizer and United Laboratories.  Later on, she moved to Prague where she became a columnist for an English Newspaper. She now lives in New York with her husband and daughter, writing and lecturing about myths and their link to dreams, imagination and human brain functions. She is a member of the Joseph Campbell Roundtable where she shared her insights on a talk about "The Myths Within, Exploring Myths in our Anatomy."

Cecilia has conducted workshops on creativity in three continents. You can find her in a series of workshops in a monthly meet-up at Caravan of Yogis in New York's Upper East Side. Also an accomplished photographer and artist, Cecilia Beltran believes that the various art forms of man are the way we bring out the collective stories of life on earth, unconscious memories that reveal themselves through the images we see in our imagination.