Peter Danov (1864-1944) elevated love to the meaning, goal, and essence of human life as well as the universe. After studying theology and medicine in the USA, the Bulgarian native presented a new spiritual teaching at the turn of the 20th century. In the spiritual school of the Universal White Brotherhood he founded in Sofia, he spoke extensively as a spiritual master under the name Beinsa Duno about the nature of love, its manifestations, and especially its application. He taught how love for people and all living beings should be expressed and applied in everyday life within families and society, as well as in all other areas of life. In addition to approximately 7,500 lectures and talks, he created around 200 musical works, a system of physical exercises called "Paneurhythmie," and breathing exercises; he also developed educational methods.