None of this is proven-or even hinted at-by science in any way. It goes on to explain how Braco's powers work by stating that there are 12 dimensions, and that the seventh and eighth "form an information space" through which Braco works his wonders because of this multi-dimensional approach, the physical (third dimensional) distance to a person doesn't matter (which is why holding a photo of someone in front of Braco also works). are today statistically proven by numerous reliable studies", which is simply not true. It starts off badly by simply stating that "analogous processes such as telepathy, spiritual healing, etc. Īctually refuting the piece is difficult, as much of it makes little sense and is not even wrong. It borrows heavily from some of Burkhard Heim's theories, which have been rejected by the scientific community since the 1960s (and a number of them have since been demonstrated to be false). The chief "scientific" explanation being put forward is a piece of word salad, which is based on the 2012 German book Braco – Die faszinierende Welt von Mythos und Wissenschaft written by the SwissĪlex Schneider, an alleged professor with no publications and almost no internet presence. or being an ambassador, which also don't prove anything. There are also testimonials from experts with reputable achievements in science and medicine such as authoring the script for E.T. Friedman ), which is not the same as serious scientific testing with a randomized controlled trial. He has a few endorsements from scientists active in parapsychology (such as William A. His chief methods of communication seem to consist of staring sheepishly, smiling gently, and waving but not magic tricks.īraco himself has never been tested under rigorous scientific conditions. Braco never speaks in public, although there is a ten-minute 2002 recording known as The Voice, which is played back at some events and is purported to have healing properties. How did those claims first come in the world? Well, by staring intensely obviously! Or maybe it's the books and DVDs (not written by him, but that he's peddling on his site anyway) that claim he's not any ol' healer, but a "super healer". It's even claimed he can make people feel better by gazing at photos of them! He doesn't directly claim to have healing powers but, instead, uses careful language such as "people claim to have found inner strength and sometimes all-encompassing solutions to life problems". This is supposed to make them feel better.
The Gazer) is a Croatian man who stares at goats people. Photos via (pronounced Braht-zoh, born 1967 as Josip Grbavac, a.k.a. “There is only a small fee at international events, when he visits other countries on tour, to cover the event facilities rental and organizational costs.”
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“Braco does not take any money for his help he does not accept donations and the sessions are always free at his Center in Zagreb ,” according to his website. The final session of each day will include the playing of ‘The Voice,’ described as “an eight-minute recording of Braco speaking, and offers another way for us to receive this gift into our lives.”įor the record, the price of admission is said to only cover Braco’s event expenses. Tickets for one gazing session are $8, and are sold at the door or online. In the video below, two American veterans describe their profound experience with Braco.īraco’s gazing sessions will be held from 11:00 a.m. They feel touched by an invisible and silent power, which is flowing through them and they try to open and assimilate that power.” “And during those silent sessions people feel deeply touched even without having any direct and personal contact with Braco. “His visitors report his success through fascinating recoveries and positive changes in their lives, which attracts more and more people from all over the world,” according to his website.
Though some may be skeptical of the power of Braco’s gaze, he has been doing it since the 1990s and thousands of people still line up for his gazing session.
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A man purported to have a healing gaze will be gazing at rooms full of people at a Crystal City hotel this weekend.īraco, a Croatian man who purportedly has the gift of being able to awaken “positive and beautiful feelings and energies” simply by gazing at people, will be holding nine daily 30-35 minute “gazing sessions” at the Sheraton Crystal City Hotel (1800 Jefferson Davis Highway) today (Friday), Saturday and Sunday.
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