|
|
|
Dan Brulé
is a modern day
teacher and healer. He is a world-renown pioneer in the field of Breathwork, and
leader of the worldwide Spiritual Breathing movement. Dan is one of the
originators of Breath Therapy, and was among the first group of Internationally
Certified Rebirthers. He is a leading member of Inspiration University, the
International Rebirthers Association and the International Breathwork
Foundation. He is a master of Prana Yoga (the Hindu Science of Breath), and of
Chi Kung/Qigong (Chinese Medical Breathing Exercises).
Few people in the world have
more hands-on experience in Breathwork. More than
50,000 people in over 40 countries now apply Dan’s breathing exercises and
techniques in their work and in their lives. Among them are Olympic champions
and elite martial artists, leading psychotherapists and medical experts; monks,
meditators, hospice workers and yoga teachers, performing artists, personal
trainers, substance abuse and pastoral counselors, health practitioners, life
coaches, and business executives. Dan
is the author of: “A Formula for Transformation,” “The Principles of
Breath Therapy," "Zen and the Art of Breathing," "Stress and
Breathing," "A Brief Introduction to Chinese Medical Breathing
Exercises," “The Art and Science of Breathwork,” and
“Spiritual Breathing.” He originally trained as an X-Ray Technologist at New England Medical Center (University Hospital) and Northeastern University (1969-1971). He served in the US Navy during the Vietnam era as an independent duty hospital corpsman, Deep Sea Diver, and Emergency Medical Rescue Specialist until 1976. Then he worked as a CPR, First aid, and Emergency Medical Technician instructor/trainer. He majored in Human Development and Learning at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, and graduated in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Education. In 1985, he designed and completed a Masters Program in the Healing Arts at Lesley College in Cambridge, called "The Breath as A Tool for Health Growth and Change."
Dan is a life long student and practitioner of the Healing Arts, Zen, and Meditation. He has studied Breath Awareness and Breathing Techniques with many famous teachers and healers. He co-founded and directed "The Growth Center, Inc.:" one of New England's first Alternative Education and Holistic Healing Centers.
He
developed the first-in-the-nation “Stress and Coping” program for American
Red Cross workers. He was the founding president of the Massachusetts
Self-Esteem Council and the Director of Youth Education for the Council on
Alcohol (where he designed and implemented a substance abuse prevention program
called "Alternatives to Alcohol," for the elementary school system.
Dan studied with
Qigong Master Hu Bin at the Academy of Chinese Medicine in Beijing. He lived in
the Osho community in Oregon, and took part in the original Breath Therapy
Program at the Rajneesh International Meditation University. He learned
"Prana Yoga" from Swami Rama and did biofeedback training at the
Himalayan Institute in Pennsylvania. He also studied "Breathing
Coordination" with Carl Stough at the Stough Institute in New York. He has
studied and traveled extensively with Leonard Orr, the founder of the
"Rebirthing" movement; and he has worked with Stan Grof, the founder
of "Holotropic Breathwork." In 1980, Dan traveled to India where he
was initiated into "Kriya Yoga" and "Kundalini Yoga" and
given the name Guchu Ram Singh by the legendary immortal yogi master Babaji
(described in Pramahansa Yogananda's famous book: "Autobiography of a
Yogi."). He recently returned to India and renewed his early vows to serve
life, by awakening inner peace and promoting world peace.
In 1985, after several years of self study and personal practice, he was invited to China by Master (Doctor, Professor) Hu Bin to study and practice Medical Chi Kung at the Academy of Chinese Medicine in Beijing. In that year, he also studied with Swami Rama and did biofeedback training at the Himalayan Institute in Honesdale, Pennsylvania. And he took part in the Transformational Breathwork Program at the Rajneesh International Meditation University in Oregon. He also studied with Carl Stough (Dr. Breath) in New York City.
In 1990, Dan founded One Sky International, to foster business, educational, cultural exchange between the USA and the USSR. He attended the First International Free breathing Conference in Moscow. The response to his work was so strong and enthusiastic that he moved his practice to Russia during the collapse of Communism in 1991. He worked closely with leaders in the world peace and human potential movements. Dan has taught Breathwork to more than 10,000 people in Russia, including more than 500 medical doctors, psychiatrists and psychologists. He contributed to a ten-year study of Breathwork with members of the Russian Academy of Science; and he worked directly with world champion Greco-roman wrestler Alexander Karilen, and members of the Olympic judo, triathlon, tennis, and sailing teams. In 2000, he organized One Sky International Life Skills and Healing Arts Institute. From 2001 to 2003, he served as Chairman of the Massachusetts South Coast Hospitals Group's Cardiovascular Health Committee and Youth Risk Behaviors Task Force. There he helped design and implement cutting edge science based community health promotion and disease prevention initiatives. Dan now lives with Gulnur, a neonatal physician from the Central Russian Republic of Bashkortostan. She works as a pediatrician at the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center, Northwest Texas Hospital, in Amarillo. He teaches breathing at home, through several colleges and universities, and at various locations throughout the country. Dan is
a frequent local and national radio and television guest, and he has done
seminars, workshops and trainings in such diverse locations as: the Open Centre
in London, Aurora College in the Northwest Territories of Canada, the National
Conservatory of Music in Estonia, the Catholic University and the San Pedro
Federal Penitentiary in Bolivia, the Bashkir State Medical Institute in Ufa, the
Santosha Yoga Studio in Boca Raton, the Anahat Yoga School in Providence, RI,
and at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Cancun, Mexico.
Read what people say about their breathing sessions with Dan |
|
Copyright© Dan Brulé 1999-2007 All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy Web Hosting by Sentio Web Solutions |