The Real Story

Okay, here's the real story...

So, you've read, or are reading, the "course description." This might feel satisfying, at least it looks like they know what they are doing, or at least you think you know what's involved or some such. Or, it might feel absolutely dry and stupidly wrong to you, like it's missing the juice, the whole reason you are interested in energy work or in a spiritual path in the first place.

If the latter, we can't but agree with you. Blah, blah, blah. I mean, really! It might sound good to an accrediting board, but that's not why you are here. And it's not why we are here either, thank God.

The real story is that we ourselves were compellingly, even irrationally attracted to this work: to learning energy work; to pursuing spiritual development; and to working with our teacher. Even when every bit of logic said "This is nuts!"

We would attend workshops that had no description and workshops that ended up teaching something entirely different than the advertised topic. We taught spiritual principles we barely grasped, to classes of students who had the faith that something compelling and beyond our understanding would show up (and did) in spite of us. We stubbornly learned to listen, just listen, for something we could vaguely sense ahead of us, even when the noise of our own self-demands to "do something" and "do it now" was screaming it's head off. We gave workshops on the energy alone, and people would come, and mysteriously, God would show up in some palpable and inarguable way.

So the real reason you are here is your own version of this story. And something in you that senses this stuff is real and that it will make a difference for you or others. And that through all this verbiage something rings true and right and you want it.

If that's the case then by all means, we want to have you with us. We guarantee that it won't be linear, conventional or what you think. But it will be good. And the folks who come to do it with you will be really neat folks. And that's worth something by itself.

That's how we think about it. You?