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The Sedona probably as number 1. Leaving two that will probably not help me towards my purpose, which is the ability to walk around in a blissful state if I chose. I'll side on the favour of having little options and it's only money. So my answer is yes I would buy them.
Hale tells us that Lester Levenson (creator of the let go techniques) got that state of bliss by releasing alone. He tells us that we all are "beings of light" that at the very core of our own self is a center of great love that's obscured by so much negative repressed emotions that they don't let the core love to express itself. He says that what we need to achieve happiness is only to love, not being loved. He says that by releasing those repressed negative emotions, we could reach that blissful state achieving happiness. Maybe it is the Sedona Method all that you need to achieving that blissful state that you want.
But be aware that the more you release, the more repressed emotions strive to surface. You could even feel worse soon after beginning releasing. That's normal and much more people report that kind of experience. The key is to continue, a whole life doing repression comes at a price and this is the price once you begin letting go of them. It could take a while before you experience that bliss you desire, but it's worth it.
And thanks for your opinion on whether or not you'd buy the course just for three tapes. Maybe by having more than two or three choices aimed at achieving a state of bliss can accelerate the process,... maybe.
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I like the Sedona because it was another approach. It is slower, but easier to remember.
As for my experience on releasing for about a year, Sedona becomes increasingly easier to do as you do it. At first, when I applied it to Holosync, my resistance to Holosync was way too much for my little skills on releasing. Now it seems that I release so easy that the Holosync experience is almost always a good one.
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As for the Holosync, well for me nothing came up. Nothing. I don't that I'm that centered. It's not like I was distracted or not present, I just got nothing out of it. Which based on all the things I've read on the forum was more than a little surprising. People relate such powerful experiences with Holosync. Maybe because of the objective the experience is to be different.
It seems to me that Holosync feels differently from person to person. But the conditions in which you are experiencing it are different to the conditions in which I experienced it for the first time. I was bombarded with propaganda-like support from Centerpointe while doing the Awakening Prologue and I had the option of contacting their support line in order to get support. I remember once that they sent me a support letter saying that many people call the support line at Centerpointe reporting that nothing was happening, they then asked some questions about some small things that might have been happening and then they got an AHA! kind of response. I don't know because I noticed its effects from the first time.
Or maybe the Dive soundtrack is stronger than the Euphoria Holosync soundtrack, I don't know. They always recommended that whatever happens, let it be OK as if that's what's meant to happen, even when it seemed that nothing is happening. Somedays, you will have one experience with Holosync, another one you could have another one completely different. They always insisted on continuing no matter what's happening, even if nothing is happening. Maybe the key is to continue using it, maybe stubbornly. Perhaps one day after many others of seemimgly getting nothing, you could get a powerful and maybe scaring experience. So, could you allow yourself to be patient?.....
[This message has been edited by Betsemes (edited November 21, 2003).]
