Biography
Daniel Apelo Gorgonia, lawyer, master pranic healer, arhatic yogi, lifelong inner science student.
Known as Master Danny, he is one of eight Filipino Masters personally trained by Grand Master Choa Kok Sui in the art and science of pranic healing, arhatic yoga, among other higher courses. Master Danny first met the Teacher in 1990 during an arhatic yoga class. With Master Choa, he found his calling. Thus,
he joined the World Pranic Healing Foundation full time in 1993 and has not looked back to his choice of life of service and purpose.
Master Danny is a lawyer, having graduated from the University of the Philippines with a law degree and passed the Philippine Bar in 1986. A Chief Justice Fernando scholar, he was in the editorial board of the Philippine Law Journal and was president of the Society of Law Students. Before he discovered pranic healing, he practiced public interest law, representing farmers, rebels, indigenous peoples, the poor and marginalized sector in Philippine society.
He also has a degree in economics from the same university. Prior to university, he was Jesuit educated, graduating from Xavier University in Cagayan de Oro City in Mindanao, Philippines.
A sportslover, he dabbles in Aikido, chess, basketball, tennis, billiards, biking, etc. He also used to ride motorbikes. He loves ice cream, chocolates, movies, comics, and stand-up comedies.
A simple, funny guy with simple taste, Master Danny enjoys a good, intelligent, and open minded discourse. He has an amazing memory, who remembers in detail passages from books he has read. He is a voracious reader, who used to read one book a day.
Master Danny has dedicated and devoted his life to the propagation of the teachings of Grand Master Choa Kok Sui. He travels extensively to countries under the WPHF.
By Master Daniel Gorgonia, a Senior Disciple of GMCKS:
“Life does not always go smoothly. There are period of change, sometimes happening rapidly in matter of days, or weeks, and sometimes over long periods of time. During these periods of change, we go through several stages, which are similar to the Seven Techniques in Master Choa Kok Sui’s Pranic healing System. The 7 techniques are what make PH unique and different from other healing modalities. The initial stage of transformation can be likened unto a state of readiness. In PH, this is known as Sensitizing, when the healer goes through a preparatory phase, readying himself and his hands for the healing session… In life when we enter into a new phase, a new era ,there is a need to be prepared, to be ready for what is to come. There is a need to be sensitive and aware of what is about to happen. When we start a new project, when we embark on a new adventure, there is a need to be ready and prepared…”