| The Surprising Benefit of a Spontaneously Said Inner No by Britt Johanne Sommerstad, Oslo, Norway
Jan. 04, 2012
Thank you for the books; it has been a wake-up to
many things for me. For example, my grandson (22) did play internet games all
his time. I don’t know if it was bad, but the bad thing was that it left no
time for anything else in his life. One day, it suddenly hit me that I should
say the inner NO to this. In my mind I said it to the screen on his computer.
I have to say, I was surprised he
suddenly stopped playing! This had been a problem for years. It was a sudden
impulse, and if I had made a plan to do it, I would probably have said the
inner NO to him. So that has puzzled me
a little bit, that it worked so well by saying it to the computer.
An Unexpected Transformation by D.C., Denver, CO
Oct. 14, 2011
About a month ago at work I suddenly realized that I
no longer saw myself as an employee of a law firm with a number of high-powered
lawyers who were the bosses. I saw myself as an equal to everyone
here. I had not even noticed this change happening. I think it's
the first time in my life I have not felt subservient at a job. I just
steadily use the I Ching and really try not to watch my progress. And
then these lovely things happen.
I'm equally surprised and delighted by some of the
other subtle changes that I see happening to me. I am more flexible in
how I think and what I do, more self- confident, more outgoing, think less,
much less of all of the ego emotions, very little bothers me anymore, I never rush,
no background anxiety like I always used to have (probably because the "pleasing
the authority figure" complex was always so predominant in my life).
Maybe the most striking thing is how my level of feeling has gotten so much
more sensitive — as I've begun to trust it more, it's flourished. Such a
more accurate indicator of what's going on then to be operating out of the
intellect all of the time. I often can feel the intentions of people in
other cars, for example, if they're going to turn or if they're aware of what's
around them. Little things, but then not really little after all. I
always used to think the ultimate awareness was to have infinite awareness.
After having had that experience many, many times, I do not think it compares
to be fully aware and feeling the life around me, moment by moment.
I really like the innocent approach to life.
It's boring to have everything figured out, so nice to watch life unfold.
The deprogramming is very meditative, and sometimes
I'll just sit quietly in the evening feeling what's going on with me and
throwing the rctm about things of concern. Once in a while I'll have a
striking dream that I write down and look at later. I think the Sage
understands where I'm at and just works with me, since I consult the oracle so
often.
Cure of Migraine Using the I Ching by A.C., Miami, FL
Oct. 13, 2011
I went through six weeks of bad
migraine headaches for no apparent reason. One day I felt to do a
reading, and the Sage firmly advised me the cause was something within
myself. It turned out that I had a very deep harsh judgment of myself for
not being a "perfect person." After deprogramming this, the
migraines immediately stopped.
What seemed important about the
deprogramming process was the intervention of the Sage's help. It felt like the
deprogramming was done by a spiritual force and that I had almost nothing to do
with it other than to go through the steps.
I want to add that although I was
free of pain, I did some more follow up deprogramming of things related to the
self-judgment.
I am certainly very happy about
the whole experience.
Addendum: A.C. used our book I
Ching, The Oracle of the Cosmic Way, for
his reading.
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