“I have been attending Bogey’s classes for over a year and half now. Bogey can create a unique energy that is profound and fun at the same time. It is rare to meet such a trusting and dedicated human being. He shares his thoughts and feelings with confident acceptance and vulnerability, always showing respect, compassion and appreciation. The love, care, attention, perfect choice of words and music that Bogey gives to his students, collectively as a group and individually, it is something I wish everyone to experience. His classes are spiritually uplifting! Be ready to be called his teacher, because, as he often says, we are all learning and teaching. Thank you Bogey! I look forward to many more classes with you.”

“Bogey is a truly inspiring human. He shares openly and authentically in a way that helps one feel at ease in his presence. Through the guidance of his voice and the tool of his music I have time and time again been taken to the deep place from which true presence arises. If you are open and willing, Bogey can help you reach a place of crystal clear clarity within your body, mind, soul and spirit. His gentleness is unlike any other I’ve encountered.”

“Bogey will easily admit that he’s a normal human like any other. But he surprises me with his passionate and loving character almost every time I see him. It doesn’t matter if I’m in his class or not. If I’m truly trying to better myself in any way, he will help me face my obstacles and truth. He equips me with some sharp zen looking weapons (take his classes for details) to cut through the mind’s BS and find peace.

Sometimes, his classes and words will make you feel raw. And if you let him know, he will see your sweat and blood. He will smile with you because you completed the smallest of milestones. His classes remind me of something a novelist named elizabeth gilbert said about the creative process: if creativity was like a child or elf, ever fearless and curious. And you went on an adventure with it cuz that’s what you do when you create something. Sometimes you’ll fall off a cliff and you might break some bones, but creativity will be like “that was fun! Can we do that again?”

You’ll look at that child and groan but you can’t help but admire that child’s energy. And then, you just might take another leap of faith again...”