Wolfgang Fasser, born and raised in the countryside outside of Zurich, was always most at home in nature and in looking for God. He became blind at 18 and went on to study music therapy and physical therapy. He became a healer and receiver of healing in Lesotho, a small country in Africa, where he continues to travel a few months per year. Wolfgang worked for many years at Romena, a spiritual retreat center in the Casentino, a rustic area of Tuscany in Italy. In addition to leading groups for week long silent working meditations and therapeutic groups, he has taken groups of sighted people through the forest in the dark. Recently Wolfgang has returned to Switzerland where at 66, he can receive more care for himself, and where he continues to practice his therapies. In addition he plays the saxophone in an ongoing Klezmer band started in Italy. We touch on the phenomenon of putting people on pedestals, the fact that he is often seen as “amazing”, something he protests.