Nisarga began his journey towards learning massage, breathing and healing work by learning Pranayama (yogic breathing) at a yoga school in Warsaw in 1998. In 2005, his spiritual quest and interest in deep inner healing brought him to the OSHO International Meditation Centre in Pune, India, for the first time, where he discovered revolutionary breathing therapies and meditation techniques. They were being taught by the deceased Indian master Osho and his students. The desire to learn and to deeply understand the human body and its language led Nisarga to the roots of the work on the integration of mind, body and spirit.

Over the next 10 years he travelled to many places around the world – in Asia, Europe and America – where he lived, studied and practiced various techniques of breath work and bodywork, as well as meditation techniques, starting with Zen, through branches such as Sufi, Tao, Buddhism and Tantra, ending with master Osho’s teachings.

The creator of the Biodynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release System BBTRS. Co-founder of the Integral Body Institute and the director of the Energy of Breath Institute (http://www.energyofbreath.com) in New York.

Giten was born in the Ukraine, and has been living in New York since 1988, though his many travels make him a citizen of the world. His path to “self-knowledge” began in the early 1990s. Giten has extensive experience in therapy focused on bodywork and breath work.

Since 1994 he has been a licensed massage therapist (Swedish Institute of Massage and Therapy in New York) and since 2001 a certified Breath Therapist (Osho Multiversity, Pune, India). He has worked as a therapist at the Osho Multiversity (Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune, India) where he ran a group “Your Body – Your Emotions”. Giten is a Sannyasin (a student of the Indian mystic Osho).

Author of the original MER method – Myofascial Energetic Release. Satyarthi was born in 1952, in San Francisco. In his youth he was a professional dancer who at the same time was fascinated with the human body and studied the secrets of massage. He has also explored dance therapy with Anne Halprin, founder of this movement. In 1971 Satyarthi encountered the technique of structural integration for the first time and it changed him physically and also, in a way, influenced his consciousness.

The technique of structural integration and dance therapy shaped his further search. In 1973 he studied Postural Integration and Oriental Medicine in California, running seminars and offering individual sessions at the same time. In 1976 he departed to Osho Commune International in Pune, India, which quickly became one of the world’s largest centres for therapy, bodywork and meditation. This is where Satyarthi learned these modalities. For some time he was also a private masseur of master Osho.

Founder and creator of the Qigong Life Force Dynamics method. Simon started taking part in practices of Eastern approaches as early as age 5. He began with practicing judo and elements of mindfulness towards the body and compassionate respect towards others. At 13, he was introduced to a Benedictine monk, who introduced him to the Western spiritual teachings by Teilhard de Chardin and other Western esoteric systems of enlightenment.

At 17, Simon began learning from a Taoist master from China, Choy, who taught him the Taoist perspective of understanding life and mindfulness, Chi-Kung, as well as caring for one’s inner energy.

Simon studied painting and graphic design and used to run an artistic studio at Art College. However, he left Great Britain to permanently bond with Asia, discovering this continent over many years. He studied in India, Thailand, Nepal, Malaysia and Bali.

Prema is a therapist working in somatic therapy. She is a group facilitator and teacher with over 20 years of experience in Eastern medicine practices, meditation and work in emotional release, including therapies based on body/mind. Her work is to be a guide on the journey to full self-discovery.

Her experience working in the field of Chinese medicine and contact with thousands of patients allowed her to realise that working on our emotional health is crucial for our physical health. In her search of methods that could help her and her patients to release the trauma accumulated in the body, she studied the method of Biodynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release from the method’s creator, Giten Tonkov.