COURTESY OF BRACO.NET
THE
GAZER
Whitecliff, and BracoAmerica.
com, Sibbett’s site.)
By the time of Braco’s first gaze
on American soil — at a conference in Hawaii run by Whitecliff
— Sibbett and her TV writer husband had moved from L.A. She
and Braco got to know each other,
she says, with volleyball matches
and swim trips. “I took him horseback riding.”
She recounts taking a walk one
night and running into Braco, also
on a stroll. The “mystical, magical
meeting” lasted for hours. “He said,
‘I would like you to bring me to the
mainland. I think you can do it.’”
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He gave her a sun pendant, “different from Angelika’s,” said Sibbett,
“a miniature version of the one he
wears ... yellow with diamonds.”
She called her friends, including old Friends pals. Three weeks
later, Braco gazed in L.A. The tickets sold out, Sibbett said. “Kenny
Loggins came.”
She booked up the West Coast.
(Whitecliff, she says, seemed reluctant to share her contacts.) A
helpful new friend came in the
form of the Rev. Michael Beckwith,
star of the self-help franchise, The
Secret. They discussed how energy
“goes beyond the boundaries of
time and space.” The two took the
logical next step, live-streaming
footage of Braco gazing at Beck-
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therapy
appear in
New York,
where an
estimated
3,000 people
attended
Braco’s
sessions this
spring.