About Me
I’m Mircea Ighisan, born in 1976 in Romania.
I could call myself an author, coach, trainer, and entrepreneur - but at heart, I’m a transformation researcher. And a human being.
I’ve been consciously exploring spirituality and energy work since I was 21, and professionally since 2009. I’ve seen, learned, and experienced much along the way.
In 2011, I began asking myself: How does transformation really happen? How can it happen faster, more easily, more gently? And I started diving into the answers.
That’s why: transformation researcher.
I love making the invisible visible, going deep, uncovering essence, and making it accessible.
Over the years, I’ve developed and refined several energetic approaches - many of which remain unpublished. Publishing has never been my main focus.
I’ve led many practice groups, accompanying people over long periods of time - watching them blossom and unfold deeply moves me. It’s both a joy and a gift.
Since 2016, I’ve worked with sound healer Andreas Goldemann, helping to make his work accessible to a wider audience. In 2017, I stepped back from teaching and publishing.
The Art of Blessings is my first publication since then. And it won’t be my last.
And what about blessing?
For me, blessing is part of the answer to how true transformation becomes possible. It came into my life through my former business partner Uli and the idea for the Blessings App.
The more I immerse myself in it, the more I see how many puzzle pieces come together here.
At the moment, you’ll find me at the Inspirations Summit, in the Elora Community and through the Blessings App.
Perhaps our paths will cross someday.
Until then, I wish you all the very best from my heart.
Mircea
Expertise:
Transformation researcher with a broad understanding of transformation, consciousness work, and energy practices.
Notable Achievements:
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Author of several books on personal transformation
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Co-developer of the Blessings App (inspired by Lynne McTaggart’s “The Power of Eight”)
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Recognized expert in the practical application of the Two-Point Method in the German-speaking world
