He commenced his journey consciuosly in the year 1984, entering the world of

Zazen, Aikido and Iaido. Exercising these disciplines daily for many years

gave him the necessary foundations for the life that lay ahead of him.

After the tragic and premature passing of his mother, who left this world in his very own arms, he was introduced to British Spiritualism in 1992 and immediately started to study

this practice under teachers like Marjorie Kite, Gerrie March and many others,

who were regularly visiting his home Bavaria during that period.

 

1997 he travelled to England for the first time to experience the wonderful faces of that religion in situ. Places like the Spiritual Association of Great Britain, the London Spiritual Mission and the Arthur Findlay College, as well as the private circles he was invited to,

did bestow him with unforgettable memories of mental mediumship, physical phenomena

and deep personal transformation, guided by Spirit and provided by spiritualism.

Many visits followed during the next decades and he had the honour to be taught by some of the finest teachers in the field. Among others he is extremely grateful to Marjorie Kite, Gordon Smith, Andrey Djordjevitch, Sandie Baker, Andrew Manship, Lynn Probert, Tony Stockwell, Scott Milligan, Simone Key, Stella Upton, Geoffrey Hayward, Pauline Mason, Colin Bates, Eileen Davies, Irene McGilvray, Terri Stromeyer, Steve Woods, Angie Morris, Terry Tasker, John Johnson, Lynn Parker, Libby Clark, Sharon Harvey, Sally Barnes, Janet Parker, Suzanne Gibson-Foy and Gerrie March, who all contributed a great deal to the

development of his own mediumship and the understanding of the Spirit World,

the way it is seen in this specific environment.

 

His interests in the roots of our art led him quite naturally towards shamanism, resulting in prolonged stays in Huancabamba, Peru the center of the north-peruvian, traditional shamanic culture and on Vancouver Island, Canada, where he was able to befriend an elder of the Nuu-Chah-Nulth, who invited him to work as a healer in Ahousat. In both occasions he participated in numerous, traditional rituals and spiritual practices and learned about the indigenous, spiritual customs and systems first hand from the curanderos, shamans, rain forests, wild animals and nature spirits themselves, experiencing encounters way beyond the imagination of the white, western mind set. Seeing the hardships and problems of the native community, sharing their tears, dreams and hopes made it very clear to him, what spiritual traditions really are about.

 

Daniel also engaged deeply in the esoteric pathways of the european past,

which culminated in the complete and detailed performance

of the famous Abramelin ritual all on his own,

yet another of the many strong and life changing events,

that are shaping his spiritual growth and personal presentation.

The lifelong study of Western Astrology is considered by him to be a necessary,

basic tool for understanding some of life´s natural influences on us and

to integrate ourselves in a more conscious manner.

 

Since the eastern traditions captured his interest early on he studied a rigorous method of Hatha Yoga for some years, which had profound psychological and physical effects, improving his ability to work as a conduit for the higher purpose of life.

Tibetan Buddhism was approached by him in Germany, France, the USA

and India, spending time in retreat centers, scanning the rituals and

incorporating the results of these encounters in the fabric of his mind.

Once in New York City he even had a face to face encounter  with

the Nechung Oracle himself and his phurba of Padmasambava,

which of course left a lasting impression on him.

Currently training the Chinese Inner Arts of Dao Yin, Qi Gong and Nei Gong he continues his studies, unifying body, mind, spirit and soul and certainly does not stop there.

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This wide range of mystical, spiritual and personal experiences and awakenings created a complex, energetic density as well as  a profound understanding, paving the way for a clear integration of the Spiritual Power and thereby forming a unique, but entirely traditional approach to healing, teaching and uniting.