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Comment on Lesson 4 – Deeper Into Feelings by Katheryn

Katheryn — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 03:17:44 +0000

Ok…”The Art Of Borrowed Feelings”. So I broke the arrow at Competitive Edge. It was an amazing experience. My heart was beating fast but I felt weightless. This immense energy…this joy. This overwhelming sense of accomplishment. The jumping around, the spontaneous hugs, the community of positive energy…..the highest of highs. The energy was so so full I needed to unleash it. Holding onto it was too much….I was literally bursting. Frenzied joy…..nothing I couldn’t do in that moment….adrenalin.
So, I put all that in a tube. I go back to my house where I visualized myself sitting, watching the snow fall listening to Beethoven’s 9th but this time I pour the tube onto that visual and this time I’m standing in the living room of my house, the snow is still falling but this time, I’m conducting the orchestra…..this time I’m connected to that moment completely. I am in my beautiful house in the place I’ve dreamed of, passionately embracing the abundance of my manifestation…….WOW

Comment on Lesson 3 – Jump-Starting Feelings by Katheryn

Katheryn — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 22:11:28 +0000

The sitting up straight and breathing is very important for me. I find when I slouch I begin to think in a lazy way. My attention is not as focused. My interest not as acute. Sitting up straight I’m more aware of everything – not distracted -just more aware. It is easier to implement and integrate information from an upright position. Do you know what’s hard to do while sitting up straight? Watching the idiot box.
Thank you

Comment on Lesson 2 – The X-Factor by Katheryn

Katheryn — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 21:20:46 +0000

okay….the house it is because it is the forefront of everything right now.

The first visual was of course a snapshot of the exterior of the house. It is crystal clear in my mind. I had an immediate sense of, “Yup, there’s the house.” Even though it was only an observation I did feel happy looking at it.

But then I sat on the leather sofa, which smells like leather and is smooth and amazingly warm. The big picture windows are in front of me and I’m looking out at a misty late afternoon. The snow is falling. The stereo is playing Beethoven’s 9th Symphony…..choral, Ode To Joy. There are candles and the smells of wood and coffee and nutmeg. There is no one else at home but I am feeling so content and at peace. I sqoosh down into the sofa and just take it all in. Magnificent!!!!

Comment on Lesson 1 – Meet The Ego Mind by Katheryn

Katheryn — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 20:54:00 +0000

Hi Dov:

Thank you for sharing your “fall”. It is important for a person like me to see a person like you rise up through tragedy and rebrand it into a life affirming legacy.

I am imprisoned by my mind….my beliefs, my thoughts and it is has created a glob of inertia. That inertia has manifested bitterness, resentment, anger and regret and turned my life from a potential into a nightmare of nothing.

I’m still falling but I believe I’m attached to a bungee that is my potential, dreams, gifts. I believe I can learn from this “dive” and bounce up because I DO NOT WANT TO LIVE IN SUSPENSION anymore.

I’m inspired by you and I’m beginning to feel a little inspired by me.

Comment on Lesson 1 – Meet The Ego Mind by J. D.

J. D. — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 18:24:15 +0000

I can’t even imagine what you went through. I’ve had some rough times in my life but never anything that caused such serious physical injury.
The best way to explain where I am is a metaphor. They say when a good cowboy falls off his horse, he always gets back on. I’ve fallen off, so to speak, and always get back on but just keep falling off. No matter what I learn, practice and do, I keep falling off that damn horse. So here I am seeing if I can finally learn how to stay on. I’m beginning to think I can’t.

Comment on Lesson 2 – The X-Factor by Kathy Strong

Kathy Strong — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 14:22:54 +0000

in the early days of searching for meaning, I attended a seminar in the UK by Jack Black. He taught us the art of building our dream house, healing centre and wise council room where anybody living or dead would gather with us to answer our most pressing concerns. I practised religiously for a number of years, mostly because I enjoyed the process and it acted as my relaxation/meditation time but nothing changed externally in my life. I never got the house and I never got the wealth but I did get to live on the seafront so some of it worked:-) Later on I learned NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), became a trainer and did Mastery University and learned about preferential filters we tend to have as humans. Some people are skilled at getting in touch with their feelings, some with their visions and some with their auditory skills. Over years we can (note I said ‘can’ not ‘do’ for all those polarity responders out there ) become biased in one and sometimes two senses- some just mix the whole lot altogether and can’t distinguish one sense from the other.Add future, past or present preferences in there along with a host of other filters and your process which invites people to do what you think would come naturally, becomes a hotch potch of images, feelings, sounds and confusions (synaesthesia). Over the years I have come across many people who cannot get in contact with their feelings because the threat of uncovering something painful from the past is more than the brain can bear and when they try, they go into panic without the help of a trained and skilled practitioner.These poor unfortunate souls usually have trouble visualising too. What I am offering is that sometimes a process is just too simple for people who have not yet cleared the things that are blinding their view of what is possible. How can you have clarity about a process if you don’t know what is getting in the way or is that perhaps an over simplification of the way things are?

Comment on Lesson 1 – Meet The Ego Mind by Kathy Strong

Kathy Strong — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 13:36:32 +0000

There is always a catalyst, an angel in disguise to love us on our way to the next stage of this earthly journey and you Dov (what an appropriate name – Dove , became mine and I thank you for that even though the dam finally burst and I cried as if my heart would break in two. I don’t know if you could describe what happened to me as a ‘fall’ but it is certainly a shatteringly painful time in my life. I fell in love with the most charming, kind, helpful and loving man I have ever met. I believed he felt the same but slowly the control began and the tantrums that should have warned me something was not right but I was in love and blind to his faults. Then shortly before xmas last year, he attacked me and I was subjected to a prolonged and viscious attack, left for dead with no understanding as to how it happened or why it happened. There was no quarrel, no cross words that I can recall. My face was a mess, my insides were a mess. I was seriously concussed which was somewhat of a blessing because my memory of that night happens in flash backs only, even now 10 months later. He was caught and sent to jail on remand. I was told that I was the third woman he attacked and strangulation was his trademark – it saved me because I lost consciousness and he thought I was dead, I nearly was. The road back was made easier because I have only hazy memories of the first six months. I was moved for my own safety and I remember little of that. I have had long days and nights to think and wonder what happened to a love that started out so right and ended in such senseless violence. I have been told that he might be a socio-path – does that exonerate him? I don’t know. He was given 18 months, most of which he had already served because of our stupid law in the UK where one day in remand counts as two in jail. He was out for one month and re-arrested for breaking a licence condition. I received a life sentence wondering why I had to fall in love with a man who wanted to kill me? Why none of what I have spent over 20 years learning about human behaviour did not warn me of the danger. I never considered my self as egotistical, rather the opposite, too compassionate for my own good (at times). I have nearly died before and experienced the drumming and the tunnel, the light and the beautiful welcoming home and then the voice of love urging me to keep living because my child needed me. Can I bring myself to trust again? To love again? To feel safe in another’s arms again? This is my journey back and I know I will rise because I am not alone when human angels remind me how much I am loved. Thank you Dov, for sharing something so personal to you. i look forward to rising/returning/living/learning with you.

Comment on Lesson 5 – Qualifying Events by Phil Salt

Phil Salt — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 18:26:50 +0000

$100 Dollar metaphor. Wow! What a real eye opener. Thank you so much.

Be well

Comment on Lesson 2 – The X-Factor by Stephanie

Stephanie — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 01:01:28 +0000

I typically do well with creating a vivid vision. However, when you said put yourself on the couch, suddenly I could smell the ocean water and feel the breeze as it swirled through the room. Pretty cool!

Comment on Lesson 1 – Meet The Ego Mind by Stephanie

Stephanie — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 00:42:07 +0000

Interesting journey and great visuals. For me, it was 3 back-to-back periods of terminal illness and death in the family. The necessity to help with their transitions, forced me to go inside for answers because on the outside, nothing much made sense. Looking forward to the next video.