Take Sedona. Go into it without expectations. This goes for any course. You need to take the attitude of finding out what happens. Asking yourself or saying to yourself, Okay what happens when I do this. And them if the course advises you to do the exercise before listening further do that.
What people fail to realise audio courses would become long winded explainations of what you're experience might have been. Even what is explained is may not be the most common experience rather perhaps the most unusual. This doesn't mean your experience is not valid, it's just your experience.
By noticing your own personal experiences checking in with yourself about what happens you can have experiences like those mentioned in the testimonials. You won't have them if you keep comparing your own experience to theirs. If you look at testimonials they tell us where they where, what they did and what happened for them. You cannot do that if you are comparing your own experience to anyone other than your own.
So Why do I recommend the Sedona course for you, Parag? Because that course teaches you to let go of wanting and finding gratitude for what your lessons in life are teaching you.
For you learning that will make other courses easier to learn from as well as easier to make up your own mind what you want to do next in life..
Alex
