^ a b c d 'Braco brings his healing gaze to Arlington', by Tom Jackman, The Washington Post, October 12, 2012.

^ a b 'Hundreds flock to Miami Beach to feel rare power of man's gaze on 1-11-11', by David Smiley, JanuThe Miami Herald, online at The Palm Beach Post also online as 'Spiritual healer Braco packs ballroom at Miami Beach Convention Center' at the Sun-Sentinel.

The article also disagreed with Braco's statement that he makes no claims of healing abilities, saying: 'However, the 'no claim' claim is disingenuous whether the claims come from the public or his crew, the claims are promoted by and therefore made by Braco.' References In her column for the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, Karen Stollznow wrote that since all reports of healing are anecdotal and that Braco's alleged healing abilities have never been proven under test conditions, she writes there is no scientific evidence that Braco's gazing has any benefits at all.

Braco's Croatian events draw thousands of people, totaling to over two hundred thousand annually. When not touring, Braco holds gazing sessions at his center in Zagreb, Croatia. Believers claim Braco's physical presence is not necessary, and gazing at a picture or video of him can be sufficient for healing. Braco reportedly 'has not spoken to the press or in public since 2002', Participants and event organizers claim that his gaze has cured physical diseases such as cancer and respiratory disease. Braco reportedly does not call himself a healer or claim to have spiritual powers. According to supporters, during the 'gaze time' they feel tingling, see energy or a golden aura, or experience peace or relief from pain. Afterwards, during a period called 'meditation and reflection' by supporters, believers have claimed to experience life changes, healings and positive experiences. Gazing Īt public events, Braco stands on a podium following a ten minute period of introduction and silently looks at the members of the audience for a period of five to ten minutes. After Prokić's death, Braco initially saw people one on one, however, due to the large number of people who started coming to see him, he began gazing at groups. The two were alone on a beach in South Africa, when Braco says a 'rogue wave' swept Prokić away after he had first taken off all of the gold jewelry he traditionally wore along with his socks and wallet. Prokić suggested the name Braco, meaning 'little brother.' Prokić died in 1995 while on holiday.

Braco's mentor was Ivica Prokić, a Serbian economist, whom he met in the autumn of 1993. He began practicing 'healing' after the 1991–1995 Croatian War of Independence. He earned a degree in economics in Croatia, married and started a family. Braco was born Josip Grbavac in Zagreb, SR Croatia, Yugoslavia on 23 November 1967.

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