Connirae Andreas – 2-Day Wholeness Training

If you don’t already know, my background is in developing and teaching effective methods for personal change in a little field called NLP, which stands for Neurolinguistic Programming. NLP is based on what we call “Neurolinguistic Programming”. “modeling.”

Modeling is when someone can do something well and can then show others how to do it in a specific and precise way. It is believed that all things can be learned, even what seems impossible. “innate genius.”

NLP was created when people modelled some of the most influential therapists of that time, such as Milton Erickson (a pioneer of modern hypnotherapy), Fritz Perls and Virginia Satir (founders of Family therapy). The founders of NLP were able, by modeling these great masters and teaching others how to facilitate therapy sessions that were equally as amazing.

This kind of modeling was my background — it had been my life’s work. Could it be used to Enlightenment, though?

The first time I met the “key teaching” I was able to quickly find a way, as mentioned earlier. It was an easy, precise step-By-Step by step guide to achieving the spiritual teachings. This is the method you’ll be learning in this program, that is now helping many people resolve their life issues and also experience a gradual transformation of their way of being in the world.

It was quite some time ago. A lot of testing, refining, and exploring has been done since then so that it is now available to you in an easy form.-To-It is easy to use and almost universal in its application.

The new method was something I had just thought of, and I tried it immediately. I wondered, “Would I experience something like the great masters wrote about?”

It was an immediate shift. However, at that point I realized this. “wasn’t it.” Continued searching “the real way to awakening.”

Why didn’t I think this was the real deal? Firstly, what I experienced just wasn’t what I Think about itI would call this enlightenment. It was my belief that this would be the. “real deal,” I’d be having an instant dramatic awakening, and the life challenges I was facing would all be gone — if not right away, then surely within a week or two. In contrast, the shift I experienced was subtle, and to be honest I wasn’t able to realize its implications at the time.

Second, spiritual teachers that I respect had something to say “it’s definitely not possible to put Awakening into steps.” It is necessary to let go of the desire to do this. They even said, “If it’s in steps, it’s not the real thing.” Awakening is often described as something that occurs through. “grace.” And grace was a mysterious thing that we can’t understand. We can’t understand grace if we try.

So I continued my research for “the real deal,” Reading, sitting in class with teachers, and so much more. I was exposed to many different experiences during this time. “ways”. I would be willing to give up my steps if that is what it took for me to wake up. I gave up all of that and opened myself up to learning and experiencing.

I am grateful for my time during this period, and will always be thankful for the loving presence of teachers, as well as fellow seekers. It was valuable for me personally. You will find threads from some of the searching here.

As time passed, however, I realized that neither I nor others in the retreats or spiritual groups were getting the message. “instant enlightenment” I’d hoped for.

I returned to exploring with the new method every so often, and began to believe that something truly useful was taking place.

Gradually, I started to see this method. “the real deal” These were the words of spiritual teachers. This is not a simplified version.

However, usually spiritual teachers spoke about it in vague terms — terms most people couldn’t easily understand. Often they didn’t have a method, and if they did it wasn’t as precise or it left steps out. To get complete results, I knew the steps.

I noticed that people who attended satsangs sometimes had questions that I could answer faster and more directly. And some who talked about experiencing wonderful spiritual states of bliss didn’t seem to experience much transformation of their life issues. It was possible to achieve this faster and easier for some people, but not all.

I was becoming more convinced that this method has something to offer. Maybe there was a lot to it. What if spiritual masters weren’t aware of how they did it? Just as great teachers, artists and musicians don’t have an explicit conscious understanding of what they do, so too could these spiritual masters. What if? “grace” is just a word we use to describe something wonderful that we don’t understand? Imagine how many people would be able to transform their spiritual lives if it were simple and not shrouded in mystery.

The new process was presented to me and I started to work more intensely on it. I used it for many years. I then shared my knowledge with others, first with friends and then with clients. I also tried the techniques in live trainings.

People were able to get it, even if they kept practicing the methods I taught. They weren’t just learning spiritual ideas or concepts, they were getting the nonconceptual spiritual changes that the great masters of old and the living teachers I had studied with were talking about.

As I observed, these changes are subtle and gradual. Sometimes, these changes were dramatic. They were positive and fundamental in how we perceive the world. They were reliable, provided that the person used them. Wholeness If they followed the principles and kept it simple, they would experience these shifts consistently.

Learning and practicing these methods will make your life much easier.

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