Biography

Prana E. S. Miller

• Certified Ananda Hatha Yoga Teacher
• Certified Integrative Yoga Therapist
• Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy, Levels I and II
• Between 1990 - 2001 Prana sat and served over 30 Ten-day Silent Meditation Intensives around the world
• B. A. Anthropology Southern Methodist University
• Exchange student - Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomia-shi, Japan
• Founding Father and Charter President of Southern Methodist University's Student Law Society
• "Leadership Development Program VII" Graduate, Colorado Outward Bound School
• "International Archeology Program," Fort Bergwin Research Center, Taos, New Mexico
• Author of "The Art and Science of Pranic Drumming"
• Prana speaks Spanish, Portuguese and French

Prana founded and became the Executive Director of "One World, One People" a Californian non-profit corporation. "One World, One People" sponsored Prana on his around-the-world bicycle ride for peace, a solo, self-contained, 30,000 mile journey. To date he has pedaled over 50,000 miles, as well as thousands of miles of hiking, backpacking and mountain climbing. An extensive world traveler, in the past two decades Prana has visited dozens of countries on five continents.

For a period of 7 years Prana lived mostly alone as an Ascetic Yogi in wilderness areas close to hot springs. There he delved profoundly into the practice of Experiential Metaphysics including: long fasting, sensory deprivation, spending thousands of hours alternating between hot and cold water, stretching, breath-work, toning, mantra, and practicing Proprioceptive Meditation.

Prana began to practice healing work in 1990 as he was passing through his Saturn return. He has been playing, teaching, and using the didgeridoo as a vibrational healing tool since 1992. He has also been playing and teaching hand drums since 1992; specializing in Alpha State inducing "uneven meter" rhythmic cycles. Prana is the originator of "Pranic Drumming", and author of the subsequent book, The Art and Science of Pranic Drumming, a style of hand-drumming which demands that the left and right sides of the body and brain work equally, such that eventually a complete hemispheric synchronization occurs.