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How will you choose the method to use? How will you know if it is
a good method? Will you believe their advertising? You will have to
try it and see. You won’t know until you see the results.
If you follow the marketing you will eat at McDonalds and drink
Coca Cola. Is that the best we can do in nutrition?
Which healing modality is the most “in your face”? Is it the best? (A
hint, it changes every few months, depending what’s on Oprah).
When you spend enough money on marketing you can sell anything. Why is that? That’s because we don’t think with our own
head. We think with somebody else’s head. And when we compare
what we learned about different healing methods, and their results,
we have to be careful not to judge them with different criteria. Don’t
feel that you have to use knowledge you paid for even if you see
that it is inferior to the method you learned after that.
4.
Whenever you learn something new, you are investing in yourself.
Don’t be a miser. Do you crave real knowledge or just a piece
of paper, the ever-popular Certificate? A Certificate from a trustworthy person will separate you from the beginners and Sunday
healers. Find somebody you trust; trust their knowledge because
you have seen their results, not because they tell you they are
great. You will then have to practice seriously for a while, a year or
two, to get enough experience to know if you like the modality in
the first place and if you want to give it all your attention.
If you realize that the healing method wasn’t right for you, you
should rejoice. Now you know something. You’ve learned. All the
time and money was not lost. It was a necessary part of the journey
to find the truth.
What is the value of the truth?
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