It was WORK...and I loved it!

[Guest guest]

Dear Doc,

 

Thank you for an awesome weekend of workshops!.....and WORK it

was....I loved it!

 

That's my favorite part of attending your workshops, doing the work

part, the drills, getting real life practice with all the genius

level attendees you like to invite, continuing to build up my

firsthand experiences. Experiences that continue to verify for me

that subtle energies are for real, that everything that manifests

physically starts as subtle energy, that thought-forms are real,

psychic defense and attack are real. That the " law of attraction "

and, " cause and effect " , and the four powers are for real, and valid,

and verifiable.....just as were those nonphysical visitors who joined

us from time to time at the workshop and let us know they were

there :-)

 

Most importantly of all I learned THE master key, the " Kahuna Mind "

and the totally fool proof way of getting there every time,

consistently, by incorporating a secret " something " that no one else

out there is doing.

 

Then while at the Kahuna Mind I was able to use hypnosis, NLP, mana

breathing, energy medicine, timelines, visualization and so much

more, to make what ever I wanted to do to work repeatably,

consistently and effectively and a 1000 times better than any of

these same things done at just my Beta level of mind...because I was

using my " awakened mind " while doing it.

 

After I learned how to enter the Kahuna Mind it was so great how

during one drill I was able to use a headache that I had at the time

as a calibration tool for verifying that I was at the Kahuna Mind.

That's because a headache cannot exist at the level of the Kahuna

Mind!

 

The headache vanished, but then an hour or so later it returned.

 

So that evening when I got back to my hotel I went again to the

Kahuna Mind and while there, to make sure that it didn't return, I

created my future by remembering what it's like when I'm feeling good

and then projected that all the way from my present into my future.

While there I added in a simple drill you taught us and I sealed it

in into place, then returned to Beta just as we were taught to do.

To make a long story short, ever since then I'm feeling great.

 

With regard to that headache drill thank you for reminding me of the

importance of carefully stating what I want to accomplish so as not

to install " negative " suggestions to myself. Now I just remember to

phrase it keeping in mind the three simple statements you told us to

use.

 

Since returning, I found yet another neat and effective use for that

Kahuna Mind drill. I've been feeling overwhelmed since about the 2nd

day of the Workshops...what with the 30 plus years of teaching jamm-

packed into 4 days and all! My head was so filled and swimming with

information and experiences that I didn't know where to start. I had

so much to express but found it extremely difficult to put into words

all that I had learned...I was in a state of confusion.

 

I told myself I'd need several days to digest it before I'd even be

able to pull together a coherent string of thoughts about it, let

alone write about it. I knew that wasn't a good way to approach it.

 

So just a little while ago I went to my Kahuna Mind with the intent

that I'd remember what it's like to be focused and thinking clearly.

And while there I created my future extending out from the time where

I currently was, with me thinking focused and clearly, able to easily

process all the information I had learned. I continued through the

drill as we were taught to do. I felt my energy and my mind shift

from confused, to clear and focused and I sealed it in, then returned

to Beta.

 

An hour ago I doubt I would have been able to sit down and write any

of this. This is so awesome!

 

There's so much more that I want to write about but will save it for

future posts as I continue to work with and practice what I've

learned over the next several days.

 

I'm looking forward to your next, even more awesome, workshop

 

Thanks Sincerely,

Lori