and insights we are receiving from our students.
I registered for the course thinking it is just another training course to be a better Master. To my amazement, it not only further amplifies the skills I'd learned on the Master Course, it allows me to look at myself more thoroughly from a perspective I've never thought I had; one I've been resisting all the time - "the negative side of myself". My biggest gain from this course is that it helped me clear a big block, so big it filled the entire conference room; a block that has prevented me from being genuine for all these years. At last, I can be true to myself and stand tall. Thank you so much, Harry.
H.-USA-08
Persistent lower back pain has come and gone infrequently since 1974. I have found it has always recurred in the month of January. Recalling my history, January has often been a very turbulent and traumatic month. Something big was usually going wrong. In the pattern, I recalled a heart attack on 15 Jan. 1995, an aircraft emergency situation on the same day in 1990, resulting in almost losing my job. And an airplane crash on 15 Jan. 1967. During the Persistent Mass Rundown, I went to the core event which was on 15 January, 1966 when I had a bad break-up with my fiancé of one year. I handled it poorly and felt very guilty. I suppressed the guilt. I realized whenever I was triggered by our break-up, my back bothered me. Seeing the source-my guilt after a bad break-up-led me to crash one year to the day after the split, later to cause my own heart attack on the same day, and to sabotage my existence during many other Januarys. I dealt with the guilt and life is much better now. I have forgiven myself and life is so much brighter. Thanks for the tools, Harry. You are a Blessing to the world.
H.C.S.-USA-08
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M.-USA-08