Jason G. Gibson - Sound Wave Therapist

At the ripe young age of 42, Patient Advocate Networker (P.A.N. Agent 67) Jason G. Gibson aka "Bud Justice," is returning to the fundamental aesthetic practices introduced to him while serving at the Sundance Tiospaye of Ableza, a Native American Healing Center established in West Linn Oregon from 1992-1999. Jason is well-educated and has traveled extensively. In 1995-1996 he was introduced to the work of Dr. Jose' Arguelles, and was fortunate enough to serve directly under his wing from 1998-2001. He also volunteered at the PAN Urban Art Gallery until it's demise. While living in the forested regions of the Greater Columbia River Gorge, his fundamental practice involved extensive sadhana into the Discovery of the Law of Time, Yoga (Bikram, Hatha, Vinyasa) Tensegrity, Shamatha Meditation, Raw Foods, Juice Enzyme Therapy & Herbs. Jason has completed 2 Vipassana 10 day intensive retreats and plans to return to Thailand, in order to train extensively in the Lotus Palm Thai Yoga Message Method. Next to Mr. Jan Kemp, Jason is one of the most consistent standing male practitioners of Hatha & Vinyasa Yoga in Hood River. While working as a Hydrotherapist and bath house attendant in Carson Wa. from 2004-2007, Jason discovered the healing potential of water & restored the legend of Saint Martin and His Hotspring. A Practitioner and Water Wizard, Jason continues to frequent holy days, special events, tribal gatherings, sundances, prayer meeting's, ceremonies and blue collared bein's alike. Having returned to the Portland Oregon art scene with the TurboSonic product line, he is experimenting and refining his yoga through sound wave vibration therapy, magnets and breath work. While exploring the healing art's Jason worked throughout the Gorge as a Handyman laborer - http://www.laborlocals.upcsites.org/bridgingworlds.html - His goal is to establish a credible approach to personal development along with new economic values, terms, currencies and language to legitimize Xamanism in the 21st century. Watch for the Columbia River CareProviders Association to deliver the goods in 2012!