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I got the Resiliency course a week ago. At first I was a bit disappointed because Paul Scheele was not speaking all the time. Voices are so important to me...

Then I listened to the first paraliminal in the course, and the voice of Al Siebert hit me like a ton of bricks (or ton of feathers...)!! What a voice! Wow, it made me feel sooooo gooood!! Something that I've never experienced to this extent. !! He sounds like he's been there and done that. He speaks directly to my most inner self. Hmmmm... yes.

I don't know exactly what's going on, but I know that I just love listening to Al Sieberts voice. It's a pity I can't do it all the time... Or maybe I can install it in my head and have it on the background?

About the course, the idea of having opposing qualitites as a part of my self feels very appealing to me. I can be both lovely and hateful the same time. I can be lazy and hard-working, dull and interesting, motivated and procrastinating, getting there and staying at the same place... It seems I'm doing the here the homework of the course :-)

[He].2s2.2p4

[This message has been edited by Oxygen (edited January 23, 2006).]

Hey,, Oxygen.
Yeah, it was one of my favorite parts too...and it fits beautifuly with Jungian "shadow work" and the natural brilliance model. And Sedona's polarity work too...

I was dissapointed at first also, with the voice. I stayed dissapointed, with the paraliminsal, because I like Pauls inflections. Oh well, the content of the course is quite good. Not my favorite paraliminals, though. I found Al's voice to overpower Pauls in those.

Hey- just a thought, don't know if it fits you. You love his voice,it is having a profound affect. WHy not model it using the Instantaneous Personal Magnetism?

vitaman

Hi:

I'm doing Resiliency as well - just took it up again over the weekend after a three week hiatus - listened to the paraliminal three times - and have now progressed to Level II, second lesson.

Anyways, a funny thing happened . My old tape player tends to play quite a bit slower than it should, so before Xmas, listening to the tapes, Al's voice was so slow, it was like I was being hypnotised all the time (which probably really helped in some respects.) So when I started listening to the Paraliminal on the new boom-box I got myself for Xmas, his voice was somewhat different, and it threw me just a bit at first.

I actually go quite deep into state with the first paraliminal - I find it really makes me feel good afterward, and it has been most helpful these past few days in that I did manage to snap back from a rather huge slap in the face (via a nasty person on another forum), and the next part of the course helped me really make a decision with regard to just how I wanted to respond to this situation. Needless to say, I don't have a problem with Al's voice - and well, Paul's just put's me to sleep, anyways.

I really like the course, and I'm now encouraged to push forward. I tend to be a procrastinator and not finish things, so it also helps to know I'm sort of working "in class" to keep up a bit. A gentle nudge occasionally would be appreciated as well.

Cheers!
Unis

[This message has been edited by Unis (edited January 23, 2006).]

HI Unis
Nice to hear from you!

I was a few CDs into the Genius Code when my three sale sets came, so I put that on hold. Burned through resiliency in a little over a week, over Christmas.

Early in the course, I decided to rearange the furniture in my home office, and for some reason put my old guitar in there too. (Havent played it in the last 12 years or so!) I was thinking about how much I used to love it, played every day since mid teens, and slowly stopped when I got married and had kids etc.

Picked it up a few times, realised how much I have forgotten and how weak my fingers had become, and then got to a part in the course where he tells us the importance of doing the things we love, continuously, regularly. I resolved to get back into music once again.

I credit the resiliency course for this, for rediscovering music as my "soul food"

Lots of other benefits have come from it, too. FOr example, I am far less bothered by my hyper-critical boss.

SO, while they werent my favorite paraliminals, the course has had great, great value.

Wow, this looks like a really good program.

Now, if only it were on CD. I have such bad luck with tapes--either the tapes get gnarled up and become unuseable, or the tape player conks out--especially the battery ones. (I can't use anything with batteries for long--for some reason, they always conk out on me. I don't even have a laptop for that reason.)

Hi all, and thanks for responses! It's nice to know so many people are doing the course.

Jeanne, my course is on cds. I guess they still do have cds. I ordered mine in december.

Vita-man, a good suggestion! Do you happen to have more such good ideas?

Unis, now you are making me envy you. hearing that voice even slower and lower.... Mmmmmm. I would love it even more! I don't know how to make my cd player play slower I guess I'll have to do with my imagination!

I'm going easy on myself going through the course the first time. There are some excercises I can't yet make myself to do. Still, lots of things are happening. Today I listened to the good child cd. Immediately I found an image of my parents in front of me to right. Thay were there anxious and tight, trying their best to make me behave. Oh s*it. I still don't know how to get rid of them, beause I once sent them away, and they came back. I seem to have a habit of asking from them can i do this, what is the right way, etc., and I myself bring them back. I guess I'll have to build a new strategy for asking advice in my mind. This current strategy only makes me stuck. Also I noticed a feeling of anxiety connected to what people want from me in my work. The feeling was distinctively originating from my father, I was imitating his response to other people wanting something from him. (other people? who exactly?) (something? what specifically?)

I seem to have a lot to do. ...

[He].2s2.2p4

[This message has been edited by Oxygen (edited January 24, 2006).]

Unis, something in your post caught my eye.. You wrote "I did manage to snap back from a rather huge slap in the face". There is something important to me. Don't yet know what.

Yeah, it is "slap in the face". My upper front teeth started hurting and my nose also. Like someone had actually slapped me in the face. (Someone? Who specifically?) (How do you know?)

[He].2s2.2p4

Edit. it was not actually slap. It's only teeth and nose, not upper lip. More like I hit my teeth and nose to the floor or a door.

I'm just wondering what will come out of this... The thread in the BH forum and this one seem to have alot common...

[This message has been edited by Oxygen (edited January 24, 2006).]

Another edit. Still feeling hurt in the nose and upper teeth. No idea why. What is the reason for feeling this? What is my mind telling me? How is this related to the Resiliency course? What do I need from other people (read: forumites ;-)? What the DUCK is going on?

[This message has been edited by Oxygen (edited January 24, 2006).]

Wow. Lots of stuff to process, Oxygen!

Unis and Oxygen- Just a note about "slowing down the audio"

I have a media player that will speeed up or slow down CD or other sources without changing the pitch. It is called Creative Mediasource Player, and it came with some hardware. I do not know if it is available anywhere...

I have been experimenting with it as a way to speed up audio like the "fast finish" sessions in some courses.

I don't know if it would have the same effect as Unis' old CD player though, maybe it lowered the pitch...

vitaman

Vita-Man, Thanks!

Just like the discussion in the BH forum, I was a little nervous, if I had gone too far. But you turned out to be worth the trust. To me the words on the first line of your post have so many meaings. Thank you.

I'm calmer today, things are starting to settle down. My nose and upper teeth still feel a bit strange, but the feeling has already started to change. I feel the energy is flowing through my nose, and downwards.

[He].2s2.2p4

I'm feeling drained now, calm but drained. Like I would like to sleep for 100 yrs... No motivation to work...

Hi Oxygen
In the QiGong style I practice, the space just below the nose and above the lip is an important point. Once in a while we massage the point with the middle fingertip. (Some even say that massaging that point can be lifesaving in an emergency!)

I wonder if the energy is flowing towards your DanTein, the point below your navel. THere are probably people in this forum who are more knowledgable than I am, also maybe Spring Forest might have a different angle on this.

Anyways, I believe that everything is energetic, and I trust that this experience is part of your healing. If you practice QiGong or Reiki etc, maybe now would be a good time to practice.

vitaman

Hi V-man,

I've had SFQ in my mind during this event. And I've noticed that my visualization of the small universe has changed significantly. I can now see a 20-30 cm ball of yellowish light. (Previously I saw something almost black and only with great effort any light.) It's still difficult to make the light go through my face, throat and chest. Lower dantien is easier, and back.

Sorry; it seems I wrote a message more suitable for the SFQ forum. But anyway, it only shows how these things are linked. I'm using both NLP and SFQ to heal myself. Somebody once asked at the SFQ Forum how can you do that. Well, I'm doing it, but can I tell how it's done? Nope. Everybody has their own way.

[He].2s2.2p4

Oxygen

Have you had any experiences where you were hit in the nose by anything including a door and at the time you were trying to bounce back. So you were trying to be resilient but then you got the strong disapproval from the door. The pain in the nose would then be anchored to being resilient. Use the NLP pleasure pattern if you can and create a strong feeling of pleasure in being resilient. You may have buried some of your resiliency with the pain.

If you need a laugh, whenever I listen to the first paraliminal of Resiliency, I seem to attract a "slap in the face". It seems that I automatically get knocked when I "want to be resilient". Besides that's the only way my mind can show me the proof of that I am "wanting to be resilient". It's like my mind is telling me I can't be resilient without knocks, as there is no such resiliency. Holosync is similar for me: there's no bliss without the overcoming, but many times I expect the bliss without the overcoming.

Oxygen, you do already show resiliency, you show bliss in the midst of your overcoming.

Hi Grant,

I hadn't thought that. It's a new idea to me, so I have to let my OTC mind consider it. Thanks.

[He].2s2.2p4

What if it wasn't actually me, but somebody else that got slapped? I don't yet know where this thought leads, but it seems a strong possibility...

I only wish this whole stuff was over soon, I'm suffering! I hope all things will turn out well.

Edit. Maybe I shouldn't have written that. Things can be over in so many ways and all of them are not pleasant.

[This message has been edited by Oxygen (edited January 26, 2006).]

I'm starting Natural Brilliance tonight and then when I finish that I am thinking of starting Resiliency.

Just want to bump this up to get any insights from any of you who've already done "Resiliency".

I think it's wiser to follow your own experience through the course. Chase the tips and advise afterwards.

If you're busy analysing and comparing as you are doing the course you're not really experiencing the course.

Alex

Dear Alex/moderator


I had a question about Resiliency & was wondering where is the relevant forum to post it on please?

PS. I'm not e rolled on it but did purchase it once but wasn't able to do it. I wanted some advice regarding the 80% chance of getting sick/accident.

Thank you

start a new thread, on the Abundance for life forum will be fine.

Alex