Master Nick Eagle

Nicholas Haas was born on September 3, 1981 (3x3/3/3x3x3x3) in Madison, WI. There he spent his childhood working on farms, riding dirtbikes and playing sports. Nick suffered greatly as a child, was on welfare and lived in a "state-of-panic." He attributes this to his parents, who were very young when he was born. The teaching he considers his most important is that one must go to the mountains and master confidence before even considering being a parent.

 

Nick was very athletic, played every sport and wrestled, but he says he did not see much success because of the distracting fear that we carried. Nick was accepted into Division II college, Stevens Point, WI, and wrestled there. Again, he didn't have much success or get much fulfillment from it and he started abusing drugs and alcohol to cope with his failings and run from his fears. He didn't have any money to return for his second year, so he stayed in Madison and spent most of his time partying and hungover, as he would lose a job every month or two.

 

Finding himself broke, homeless and sleeping in his truck, knowing that the path he was on was likely to lead to jail or an early death, he decided to join the Air Force for a fresh start and to use the GI Bill to finish college. He became a crew chief and was stationed at McConnell Air Force Base, Wichita, Kansas. There, he transferred to dispatch so he could take full-time college credits. He completed his English and Journalism bachelor's degrees during his required 4 years and headed to California to pursue mastery of his confidence and entertainment dreams.

 

Without ever being to California, he drove down Beach Boulevard to the beach, bought a publication and looked for a place to live and work. He went from being a small fish in a small pond to a small fish in an ocean. Deep down, he hoped that things would be different, but they were worse. There was much more chaos, distraction and competition. He knew if he stayed the way he was, he would have no chance. This, in 2005, brought on his first awakening and day of repentance, where he vowed to do everything he could to operate at the highest levels to give himself the best chance and that he would get on every stage that presented itself. He spent the day in tears; tears of ecstasy, knowing that he only lacked guidance and effort and that he was going to overcome no matter the cost.

 

The cost was the death of Nicholas Haas and the birth of Nick Hawk, a truth seeker and man who was ready to leave behind all his fears. He was already stepping into his role as a healer and helped people with personal training, diet and nutrition, as he mastered MMA and jiu-jitsu.  He started winning tournaments for the first time in his life. He took acting, scene study, improv classes and stripped to pay the bills. He drove his motorcycle across LA, going to every audition request until he landed a starring role on 'Gigolos.' His representation told him never to do reality or adult roles, but a starring role on an original Showtime series set to run for six seasons wasn't something a struggling actor could say no to. This was the biggest stage that ever presented itself—reality dating scenes, knowing that tens of millions of people would see them.

 

When Nick took the show and moved to Las Vegas, Hustler magazine labeled him "Confidence Man." He added confidence coaching to the services he provided, and people started coming to him with more problems, such as addiction and depression. He wanted to give everybody the best information possible, so he read every self-help book he could get his hands on. He found them to be gimmicky, as if people were telling others what they wanted to hear to sell books and gain followers, rather than what they needed to hear to take responsibility and find their true power. He chose to travel the world and embark on a spiritual quest to go inside and find truth and answers, during which he wrote his book, "Nick Hawk's 100 kicks in the ass: A Guide To Gaining Confidence & Reaching Your Full Potential."

 

He was moving up the ranks in jiu-jitsu, winning tournaments and becoming a world champion. He also won the Pans tournament, receiving his black belt on the podium, by one of the greatest ever, Robert Drysdale. In his first year as a black belt, he won nationals in gi and no-gi on back-to-back days and took second at the no-gi Worlds, where he beat the former two-time champ in the semifinals and lost 2-0 to a 40-0 National wrestling champion in the finals.

 

He was also performing his music at Las Vegas's biggest nightclubs, and he brought his book on the world's biggest morning talk show, "The Breakfast Club." He bought his second mansion and was driving a G-Wagon and Tesla. And at the peak of it all, he had his first full chakra Kundalini Awakening.

 

After it happened, he turned to his friend, who said, "I think you just had a Kundalini Awakening." And Nick said, "What's that?" After much studying and research, Nick learned that he was 'shown" 10 sacred kriyas that helped induce this activation. After more research, he learned that his book was a modern guide to sacred wisdom. He is one of the very few yogis ever to be self-taught. Prior to this, he signed with one of LA's biggest talent agencies and was offered another television show. On the way to California, near the border, to meet with the producers, he pulled over and called his new talent agent to tell them the spirits have bigger plans.

 

He continued to grow his awareness, structure his diet and do everything as he vowed to operate at the highest levels. He was ready to no longer create fear and put truth above all and it happened at an ayahuasca ceremony in Costa Rica. Doing so rewarded him with God's highest power and new healing abilities, as he was shown how he could help heal others with his energy. Without fear attached to him, he could access all of the answers to take us away from suffering. He could no longer eat animal products, wear synthetic clothes or even the color black. Not only did his vocabulary change, but so did the energy behind his words and he no longer tolerated lies of any kind.

 

He could no longer live in the city and three months after the Costa Rica ceremony, he owned some of the most beautiful and sacred healing lands in Sedona. He immediately wrote and wanted to release "The Golden Laws of Enlightenment," but he knew it had to be presented in a special way. He decided to do some more research and studying. He earned his PhD in Philosophy and continued traveling the world and sitting with healers and shamans. He spent most his days in Sedona designing, creating, planning and building his new home and his Awakening Sanctuary, Eagle Vortex. Over the four years, he worked most days outside, sometimes for 16 hours, and never once put in earbuds to listen to music.

 

He now offers his life's work and gift to the world, his "Enlightenment Protocol" to all. This protocol allows him to operate in gamma brain wave states and, at will, induce full chakra kundalini awakenings. He is also now one of the world leaders in aging rate (healing), with his biological age 10 years behind. In the winter of 2025, the spirits anointed him as Master Nick Eagle after drying a wet sheet in freezing temperatures, as Tibetan Masters do in Tibet. For his next demonstration, he will hook up and monitor his brain to prove the advanced states he enters during his full chakra kundalini awakenings. He is certain he enters hyper gamma and possibly lambda.

 

He offers mentorship through the teachings of his social media videos, he answers all brief and respectful questions on his social media, he provides online Awakening sessions for $100, he is a travel companion who offers healing adventures and shamanic quests and he welcomes all who seek truth and want to leave behind darkness to come to his awakening sanctuary for a private retreat. Make sure you follow Nick on his X or Threads and Instagram, YouTube or TikTok, and if you're vibing with his teachings, consider getting his book, "The Golden Laws of Enlightenment."