Bruce Gold has never been to The Old City of Jerusalem, the Himalaya’s, Machu Picchu, or any other exotic location where miracles are thought to take place. He doesn’t dress in Tribal Robes and call himself any other name than the one he was given when he first arrived in this world. He was born and raised, and realized his gift of healing in his hometown, of Los Angeles, California. Bruce’s gift, as a Conduit for the Transference of Positive Healing Energies, came as a result of a conscious out-of-body Near Death Experience, which occurred while he was driving alone on a crowded Los Angeles Freeway in May of 2002. The thing he is most sure of today is that he was most definitely not alone during that fateful ride.
Please take the time to watch Bruce's interview with the iconic Larry King. He was honored when Mr. King personally invited him to be a featured guest on his new show Larry King Now, which can be viewed online at Ora.tv.
He has been sharing his gift of healing from the moment he first recognized it. He has a non-invasive technique of energy transference, that reaches his recipients almost immediately. He has worked successfully on both Human Beings and Animals. Bruce’s unique modality works in person, as well as over the phone for distance healing. Bruce makes it clear to his client’s that they are the Healers, and he is there strictly as an intermediary, bringing back to them the well of their own energies. He has been described as a Human Tuning Fork, and some have called him "The Real Bruce Almighty”.
Bruce managed to come back from a place in his life where there was seemingly no more hope. His otherness , as he refers to it, lasted most of his adult life. He had fallen into a deep depression which appeared early on, and was seriously misdiagnosed, and mistreated with improper medications that could have easily led him to ending his own life. Living in a walking coma for over twelve years, he literally watched every dream he ever had vanish before his eyes.
Bruce managed to come back from a place in his life where there was seemingly no more hope. His otherness , as he refers to it, lasted most of his adult life. He had fallen into a deep depression which appeared early on, and was seriously misdiagnosed, and mistreated with improper medications that could have easily led him to ending his own life. Living in a walking coma for over twelve years, he literally watched every dream he ever had vanish before his eyes.
When Bruce was able to reclaim his long lost life, and found his true purpose as a conduit, he put away his many aspirations to focus on his most meaningful one. For the most part he views himself as a Preventionist. He knows all too well from his own experiences what it means to be fearful of the unknown. There has never been a time in his life, no matter how bad it ever seemed to get, that he wasn’t compassionate or empathetic to another person’s difficult situation. Even when his life was only semi-functional, he volunteered his time to organizations such as, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles, Meals On Wheels Food Programs, The Braille Institute, Thalians Mental Health Clinic, Step Up On Second, Special Olympics and others. Currently, as his schedule rapidly increases, he still manages to volunteer his time whenever possible. Bruce has been teaching an on-going class at “Step Up On Second” in Santa Monica, California since he first created it in 2004. The class is called “Empowerment Through Entertainment” and it teaches emotionally disturbed individuals the Empowerment they can derive for themselves from any form presented in the “World Of Entertainment”.
He has used his Healing gift in many diverse locations. Ranging from, working on the homeless on the streets, to visiting people in their homes or hospital facilities. He has no problem viewing the current workplace as his office. He has also worked on a number of Medical Professionals successfully. He has made a vow with himself to continue sharing his gift for as long as he is able to make a positive impact. Bruce is a realist who understands that he is here to serve as a prolonger and instiller of new hope. His greatest desire is to bring to those, with whom he works ,the hope that he nearly lost forever in his own life’s journey.