#80 - Neel Bulchandani
Neel Bulchandani is professionally trained as a c…
December 11, 2018
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Episode 80 · December 11, 2018
#80 - Neel Bulchandani
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#80 - Neel Bulchandani
Summary
Neel Bulchandani is professionally trained as a chiropractor, and is passionate about healing and wholeness of the entire person. His practice was birthed out of a supernatural experience in October of 2016 in which he realized he was to return to his love and enjoyment of dance -- particularly a blend of interpretive and gestural dance referred to as, "liquiding."
Neel unfolded the development of Movintuit during many early-morning sessions of prayer, meditation, pondering, and moving.
Influenced by Thomas Edison's utilization of what he called, "kaleidoscopic thinking" and Leonardo DaVinci's lifestyle traits of boundless curiosity, creativity, and mapping (similar to journaling, but more multi-dimensional), Neel has seen this life-giving practice evolve beautifully and believes it will continue to grow and unfold.
Neel is husband to Dawn, father to Serenity and Baby #2 (arriving July 2018), brother to Arun & Shefali, son to Kamlesh & Hemlata, and currently describes himself as a choreographer, explorer, mystic, and singer.
He currently resides and practices chiropractic in Redding, California.
Movintuit launched in the fall of 2017 in Redding, California at Sun Oaks Fitness & Tennis Club. March and April 2018 will find it in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, and U.S. locations as well. It will be landing in Israel in May 2019.
For more information on Neel Bulchandani visit his website at:
https://www.movintuit.com/
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