Bruce Becvar

Bruce BecVar has graced the ears of guitar lovers with his numerous CD’s, live performances while living in Hawaii, and as background music in coffee shops and restaurants worldwide – an international following.

Bruce shares his journey with some exceptional excerpts from his new CD, ‘Floating Home’, in this episode of Cosmic LOVE.

DANIEL THE HEALER, Energy Body Therapist and Spiritual Counselor, Healer, has been in practice for over 36 years.  It all started when he got hypnotized to enhance learning and comprehension, and then passed the private pilot’s exam with a 97.  He was so impressed he immediately became a certified hypnotist.

With a strong desire to instill a healthier, happier, and more empowered life within others, he sought guidance from the world's greatest leaders in healing and spirituality and studied them extensively.

Besides being a Certified Quantum-Touch Practitioner, he has also learned the MariEl Healing Method, Radionics, Hypnosis, Magnified Healing, DNA Theta Healing, Circles of Life, Psychic Surgery, and many more modalities.  He has studied with Lazaris, Dimensional Mastery with Starr Fuentes, Kam Yuen (Yuen Energetics,) Gary Douglas (Access,) the Russian medical intuitive Dr. Gregory Antyuhin and the famous healer/dowser Harold McCoy.

Understanding the deepest connection between our mind and body allows Daniel to help his clients with healing old pain, trauma and hurt and removing them from cellular memory; breaking psychic contracts; and finding peace, forgiveness and happiness in their lives.

He is well known for aligning the skeletal structure with just his gaze anywhere in the world over an internet video connection, and he heals persistent and otherwise unresponsive conditions.  He frees people form psychic spells, curses, burdens, armoring and weapons, and aligns their energy bodies for optimal functioning.

Alex Kerten says his life has been framed by the shadows of two cataclysmic events: the Holocaust and the subsequent creation in 1948 of the State of Israel. His parents arrived in what was then called Palestine at the tail end of World War II, having survived the Holocaust taking place in Europe. They met in a refugee camp, one of many that had been set up for the streams of immigrants pouring in after the war, and it was there that he was born in 1945.

The camps were filled with fractured souls who had suffered the horrors of Nazi atrocities and been left plagued by trauma from the past. For many of the children of these survivors like him, that trauma was passed on and became part of their own psychological makeup. As a teenager, he discovered music as an outlet to lighten the heaviness that he felt as a child and the recurring dreams and nightmares he kept having about the Holocaust. I He threw himself  into his new passion and, by the age of 16, he was playing the guitar in a house band that appeared on the radio, performed with leading Israeli artists, and accompanied visiting artists to Israel like Harry Belafonte, Jacques Brel, Rita Pavone, and Marlene Dietrich.

At 18, like every Israeli teenager, Alex was inducted into the Israel Defense Forces where he was first exposed to — and attracted by — martial arts (MA). After completing his mandatory service, he decided to pursue the study of martial arts in Japan and, later, when he returned to Israel, he continued the regimen under Grand Master Gad Skornic. After years of study, in which he also gained valuable real-life experiences, he graduated with seven black belts — four in Kenpo Jitsu, one in Ninjitsu, and two in Hashita.

Over the following decades, while pursuing various business pursuits, he continued to focus on the connection between mind and body and began to study structuring and healing movements at the Dr. Aryeh Kalev center, where he worked and taught arts of healing movements for about 5 years. At the same time he studied psychophysical integration (or mind/body integration) at the Trager Institute, an approach developed by Dr. Milton Trager. Using that knowledge, and structuring movements in martial arts (Tai Jitsu) and effects of music on body-language, body forms, feelings, movement and rhythm he began to work with Parkinson’s patients and established the Gyro-Kinetics method (Gyro=balanced / Kinetics= body movements) which is a preventive rehabilitation program in P.D. The method combines movement, touch, and music to restore the physiological balanced state on physical, mental and emotional levels and aims to improve quality of life by preventing and reducing the multiple clinical disabilities. It has been successfully used in conditions such as: movement disorders, musculoskeletal, vascular, respiratory and digestive disorders.

He then worked for a couple of years  at the Reuth Hospital in Tel Aviv, where with Dr. Marietta Anka he built a pilot study which lasted for three months and consisted of weekly sessions of Gyro-Kinetics (G.K) on 11 P.D patients. Results : All patients finished very satisfied and G.K had a significant immediate post session but also a long standing improving effect on motor parameters.

At the year 2004 he and Dr. Anka participated at the 8^th. International Congress of P.D and Movement disorders , which took place in Rome Italy. Conclusion was: G.K seems to be effective on general motor and mood dysfunction in P.D. It can also improve the respiratory and gastrointestinal disturbances and the patients awareness of his disease. Later Alex taught at the Maccabi Health Institute, part of Maccabi health care services in Israel.

He mentioned an incidenthe had about 30 years ago during a Martial arts training. He was choked by one of the instructors. He wouldn’t let go of his grip and Alex's hand paralyzed, He attempted to get him to stop by looking at him in the eyes. Instead, he interpreted the stare as a challenge and continued the choke hold.

All of the old Holocaust nightmares of torture and humiliation suffered by my family at the hands of Nazis rushed back to Alex — and he fainted.That traumatic incident haunted him and developed into a chronic dreams and nightmares that affected his life for many years. He looked for help by going to various specialists in the medical field, but nobody provided a remedy. So he decided that he was going to have to help himself. He began to investigate the physiology of behavior — brain waves and the way the autonomic nervous system (ANS) in our body affects a person’s anatomy, where we live our traumas over and over again by entering into an anxiety-filled state of being. Alex began to realize that he was constantly repeating those horror stories his father had passed down to him  about the Holocaust, and they were having a debilitating effect on his very being.

Building on his accumulated knowledge of martial arts and behavior patterns of the body and mind, he began to communicate with his body, instead of listening to the stories from the past being constantly generated by his mind;and managed to rid himself of his chronic nightmares and anxiety through mind/body interaction!

With time, Alex began to specialize in behavior patterns, body forms, arts of movement body language, the power of music upon our neural networks and the effects they have upon our body systems. It was then that he decided that he could share what he had learned with others who suffered from chronic disorders.

Clients came to him with behavior problems and unclear chronic diseases for which MDs had no answers. Alex built a methodic program in physical  behavior patterns in which the clients learned about body language, mind language and body mind interraction while acquiring techniques to deal with their chronic problems. Alex became skilled in various forms of physical therapy for pain, movement, posture, respiratory, and attention disorders. His specialty is working with Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients, who, in actuality, suffer from a combination of the above neuropathological disorders.

Based on his knowledge in these fields, he developed the Gyro-Kinetic method, which is founded on the concept of movement, music, and rhythm — creating motion in the body, which stimulates simultaneous physiological, biological, and psychological reactions. Instead of listening to their minds, I Alex teaches clients how to listen to their bodies and communicate between the two. Our minds are constantly dredging up stories and scripts from our past that dictate how we should behave, and we’ve stopped listening to our bodies. This simple but incredibly powerful concept is the key to my method and it has consistently proved its potential upon the symptoms we call “Parkinson’s” and other neurological conditions. He believes that what he teaches  in the fields of the physiology of behavior, martial arts, and the art of movement has a valuable lesson for everyone — especially for people diagnosed with early-stage Parkinson’s.

Barbara Kensey is CEO of Kensey & Kensey Communications, a public relations firm specializing in media relations, event marketing and marketing communications.  A pioneer in African American tourism, she is a creator of both The Guide to Black Chicago and Access Black Chicago, the city’s first comprehensive resource and visitors guides to Black history and culture in Chicago.  

She has designed and conducted historical and cultural tours in the city of Chicago and has written travel pieces for a number of national publications and on-line

Kensey is a charter member and former executive vice president of the Black Public Relations Society (BPRS) and the recipient of numerous industry and community awards.  She serves as marketing manager for the 2016 celebration of the Great Migration Centennial.

"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain."

Matt Johnson has spent his entire life in Seattle.  A life-long Seattle sports fan, Johnson's family attended original Seattle Sounders matches at Memorial Stadium, as well as the iconic Kingdome.  

Johnson parlayed his love for sports into a career in sports broadcasting.  In the early 2000's, Johnson was a producer at Sports Radio 950 KJR.  Johnson transitioned to producing the Seattle Seahawks Radio network for 11 seasons, which included three Super Bowl appearances.  

From 2009-2014, Johnson was the Sounders radio pre & post-game host.  In 2016, Johnson returned to the Sounders to fulfill a life-long dream as the Voice of the Seattle Sounders Radio network.

From a Tacoma Weekly article in 2010: 

“You’re a legend around here. Everyone knows who you are when you talk about basketball,” a friend told 32-year-old Dontay Harris at a party.

Amy D. Cohen, Practitioner for Emotional/Mental Health. She creates customized remedy blends using plant medicine/extracts to reverse negative emotions, thought patterns & behaviors that hold us back from living life happy.  She works with individuals and families all over the world.  You can see her on TV and hear her on top radio stations throughout the U.S.   Amy specializes in relieving your intense anxiousness, severe sadness, children behavior challenges, symptoms of autism feeling stuck, and 40+ changes.  She is a Certified Practitioner, a Speaker and and teacher of this healing modality creating Practitioners around the world specializing in Emotional/Mental Health. Amy can be emailed at amycohen@strongestminds.com; or skype amy.c.50 or phone at 800-474-1667.