The Jonathan D. Rosen Healing Mastery Scholarship Fund

This fund has emerged from the strong desire of past Mastery Program students to pay it back (and forward), helping new students who would like to join the program but are seriously challenged, financially, and would otherwise be unable to participate in the 1-Year Healing Mastery Program from UCBK because of the cost.

We’re pleased to dedicate this special fund in the name of UCBK’s co-founder, the late Jonathan D. Rosen, whose life was a powerful message of commitment, discipline, determination, and love for students of this energy, this knowledge, this healing technology.

Jonathan loved nothing more than to share these divine healing technologies from ancient India, helping people live better lives, freed from traumas and ancient karmic sufferings carried over into their present-day life.

Between his fierce advocacy for ‘the least of our brothers and sisters,’ those experiencing homelessness, combat veterans carrying PTSD and other inner wounds from their military service years, the poor, students with mental health challenges… Jonathan truly stood for love. And for divinity. And for dignity for all beings.

His heart was always open to anyone who sincerely wanted to learn this knowledge, these healing systems, and put in the hard work — “You have to put some skin in the game,” as Jonathan liked to pronounce, with a huge twinkle in his eyes — to gain the energy capabilities offered from the ancient rishis of India to modern practitioners.

If folks were unable to pay full dakshina (donation) for a class, a workshop, a retreat, a healing, we would find a way to make it possible for them to attend, anyway. EVERYTHING comes down to the open heart and sincere desire for this knowledge, and to use it to help humanity.

Jonathan could see that sincere longing in a person’s heart, instantly, and knew that we had to help them, regardless of ability to pay.

It’s an honor to make this available for new students of this knowledge, and these programs in Jonathan’s name. We feel him smiling, helping as always, to make the programs viable for everyone, regardless of economic limitations.