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Two of my poems were be published in ‘Voices from the Attic’ Volume XV by Carlow University.

We held a book release party at WYEP and you are welcome to watch my reading on video:

The upcoming Family Constellation one-day intensive has been scheduled for Saturday, February 27, 2010. The intensive is located in Pittsburgh.

Please go to the Family Constellation page to learn more about what will be offered.

My meditation class schedule for 2010 is now available online. Click on the links below for more information. As always, you can contact me with any inquiries. Click here to contact me

Two Hour Meditation Workshops
Chakra Balancing Meditation Workshop
Tuesday, November 10, 2009–Learn more

Cleansing & Purification Meditation Workshop
Tuesday, December 8, 2009–Learn more

How to Create Miracles in 2010
2 dates: Wednesday, January 6, 2010
and Tuesday, January 12, 2010– Learn more

4 Week Meditation Classes
Open Your Heart Meditative Journey
Starts June 2, 2010–Learn more

10 Week Meditation Classes
Manifest Your Destiny: Kabbalah Meditation Course
Starts May 25, 2010–Learn more

Live your best life and manifest your dreams
Starts March 2, 2010–Learn more

12 Week Meditation Classes
Awaken the Healer Within
Starts September 7, 2010– Learn more

Meditation Client Testimonials
Read client testimonials from 10 week and 4 week Meditation Classes
Go To Meditation Testimonials

By Point of Light, Winter 2008

Dorit Brauer gets around. Born and raised in Germany, trained in complementary medicine in Israel, and fresh off her 7430 mile cross-country motorcycle trip (upon which she walked 46 labyrinths—but that’s another story), to say she gets around is an understatement.

Even in her newly adopted hometown, she seems to be everywhere, whether its practicing reflexology at UPMC’s Integrated Medicine Center in Shadyside, or teaching meditation for Highmark or as part of your place of work’s corporate wellness program, or building a labyrinth for the Cameron Wellness Center in Washington PA and of course facilitating the opening ceremony, complete with singing crystal bowls.

She shared with us her answer to the question “Why do you choose to live here?”

I noticed that Pittsburghers sometimes display low self esteem about their city, but you have good reason to be proud. Pittsburgh is awesome. This is my list of why I love Pittsburgh so much:

1. I love Pittsburgh because of its people. Pittsburghers are loyal, honest and down to earth.

2. It has small town flair with a big city atmosphere, offering world class art, culture and entertainment.

3. Pittsburgh has beautiful beaches, only two hours away on Lake Erie. I love the nature around Pittsburgh. Everything is green and
I enjoy taking my motorcycle for a ride to the Laurel Mountains and Ohiopyle.

4. Pittsburgh’s energy is very unique, because of its three rivers and the fourth underneath, which feeds the fountain.

5. The cost of living is affordable, allowing for an excellent quality of life and a relaxed lifestyle.

6. The Pittsburgh International Airport is located conveniently close to the city. It is an important factor if you like to travel a lot.

7. I love the rich diversity and the vibrant multicultural character of Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods, e.g. Little Italy in Bloomfield, Deutschtown in Allegheny East, and I also have met a wonderful Israeli friend in Squirrel Hill.

8. I cherish the spectacular view of downtown Pittsburgh, when exiting the Fort Pitt Tunnel. There is nothing like it in the world.

9. I am blessed to have the most wonderful friends in Pittsburgh. It is said that if you make a friend in Pittsburgh you have found a friend for life.

10.Since my move to California, I found myself defending Pittsburgh many times. People, who have not visited Pittsburgh, often think of it as a polluted steel-city. My dear friend Erin Hart said: “If you are defending our city, you are a real Pittsburgher.”

For more on Dorit, including photos of her travels, visit www.DoritBrauer.com