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I heard from a friend that Dr. Ihaleakala Len is coming to Saugus Massachusetts. in November. Could you send me some Info. I would like to attend his course or seminar.
Thank You, Ruth
I attended Dr Len’s lecture in Charlotte Nc. I understood him to say that I do not need to be concerned with whether or not I “really mean it” or what exactly I am saying I am sorry for when doing the process, just do the process and it takes care of everything. That seems be my experience. However,a friend has been telling me that it is important that we look to see if we “really mean” it. That seem to make the process “heavier” and activate the very mind that is to be let go of. Am I missing something? I specifically remember Dr Len saying “the process works whether you mean it or not,all that matters is that you do it” and that we can never really know what we’re sorry for due to only being aware of 15 out of 11 million bits of information. With most questions I have simply done the process and let the question go. I would like clarity with this one in order to make sure I havent missed something with regard to the process itself.
Healing is about letting go of the mind and allowing a power greater than us (or perhaps the greater part of us ?) heal us. What we all seem to have a great difficult in understanding is how this works, yet that is the simplicity of faith. We do not need to know how it works or how it works best, each person will have their own unique experience and their own successes………..perhaps that is enough, in a society where more is better,perhaps less is best?
Hi Ema,
I completely agree with you. Less is more ~ always! And it can be a challenge to live in an upside-down world which touts the opposite. It takes brave and courageous souls like you to live life differently.
Thank you so very much for adding your wisdom to this discussion.
Wishing you great joy and happiness,
Kamala