I feel he just raises us up.”Īs for me? No healing so far. “You just know there’s so much power and light and beauty. “I feel he’s so authentic because he doesn’t talk,” Culver said. Micaela Corazon and Christina Culver came down from Ithaca, N.Y., and after the noon session they went straight back to the line for the 1 p.m. I think it’s helped my clarity and my meditation practice.”Ĭreegan said that, as a psychologist, “I really appreciate that he doesn’t say anything. Kevin Creegan, a psychologist from Scranton, Pa., said he had seen Braco elsewhere, and brought his wife and daughter for this trip. Everyone I spoke with was quite happy with the session we'd just had, and some had traveled quite a ways. After six minutes, he turned and walked off the stage.Īs we filed out, a number of people immediately went to the line to wait for the next session. As much money as I’ve spent on various drugs and treatments for the plague of allergies, I was open to anything.įor a few minutes, there was some new age-type music, but for the last couple of minutes, only silence. I did my best to discard my natural cynicism. He stood calmly, hands at his side, slowly moving his head. The photos here are exactly what we saw in Ballroom A. We don’t really know what it is.”Ī video of testimonials was shown, in which a woman said, “Whatever is flowing through him is able to connect with a part of us.”Īnd then he took the stage. He stands before these audiences around the world and opens himself up to something. “The thing that makes Braco unique,” Salla said, “is he really doesn’t do anything.What you bring in, your desires, are what’s really the most important thing here. But in Ballroom A, he did not attempt any hokey sales pitch. In Crystal City, he was introduced by Michael Salla, a former political science professor at American University whose explorations into the mystical and extraterrestrial did not endear him to the university. The impact of his gaze may be sudden or gradual, subtle or profound. He does not consider himself a prophet or a religious leader, does not espouse a particular philosophy and does not want anyone to follow him. He does not call himself a healer or guarantee any results. He does eight or nine sessions a day, and many people attend multiple sessions.īraco also comes with many disclaimers.
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He has a healing center in Zagreb, Croatia, which you can visit for free you can watch a streaming video online or a DVD, which many say work just as well or you can catch him on tour. People just generally felt an improved sense of well-being.īraco stopped speaking in public in 2002, other than in a recording of a monologue known as “The Voice” which also has soothing properties, many say. A woman seriously injured in a car crash rose from a wheelchair and walked again. People who stood before him saw their migraine headches disappear. But at 26, he met a healer from Serbia and discovered his mystical, somewhat mystifying, powers. Two women next to me began sobbing.īraco, 44, is an economist by training. I will do anything to get rid of these lifelong allergies.
So I found myself in Ballroom A of the Sheraton Crystal City last week, with about 100 other folks, ready to drink in Braco’s healing gaze. Plus, he gazes for free, though on tour he charges $8 per session to cover the cost of the room and transportation.Ĭheap and noninvasive, my kind of healer. There are many stories of the incredible results of recovery and wellness produced by the silent gaze of Braco (pronounced braht-zo). He looked exactly like this during a gazing session in Crystal City last week.
Many say they have been greatly helped by being in the presence of this very gaze.
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