Maja Hofstetter

Thanks Nicky. It's wonderful to have insights on this area. Formless-form, impersonal-personal. Today I had a conversation with a lady with health anxiety. She always reacts with panic when something occurs. Just this morning, wisdom spoke to her and said: I don't wanna f*ing go there today. (-wisdom swore 😂😁) And she just relaxed and waited. In other words, you could say that she went from personal to impersonal in that second. Even pain and symptoms are just random suggestions. They become yours the moment you believe they are something and you pick them up and start playing that game. Apart from that, they are just thoughts, hints maybe. Like a hint to drop the heavy load.

Thank you Brett! I love that. To me this is always true. It's like when I offer my service to people, I can presume they will have relief in some areas, but if I limit their outcome to only that, simply because that's all I have seen, I am not being real. My clients results have nothing to do with my own knowledge or what I tell them. This is why I love working from the scientific approach of The Principles. Because the divine truth is within me and my client, and reveals miracles. We don't even have to be open. The openness will occur. And thats all we need. I want to share more of my clients insights that we could have never guessed when we started. I guess this comes from leaving it open.

I came across some documents shared by local Danish psychologists saying that WHO were changing their outline for mental health. So I was curious. I wanted to read what they came up with. And I found several articles on the topic, among others the statement by WHO themselves. I wanted to read, but it was really difficult. A lot of intellectual stuff, even though it was all good intentions. Asking Dr Keith about it, (because I gave up reading it all 😉) And his response was just a couple of lines saying they got it wrong. And I knew he was right, just by the complexity of the text. The intellectual distance, and the trying to figure out how to solve the mess we have created for ourselves. (The mind of mankind can not solve it's own problem - Beyond Psychology) I so agree with Keith, when he mentioned a few quotes by Syd Banks and Valda. Mental health is not complicated. Everyone has it. Quoting Keith Blevens: "Truth evolves and other false discriminators cannot help as much. Truth helps us "jump time"/evolve us in conscious state naturally and when we do not use these three principles properly we take ourselves out of this divine dynamic. Syd would speak to this law in many ways: for one he would say, "you can't get anything out of the principles that you didn't put in." Valda would call it instant karma, positive or negative. Another thing Valda would say is, "These principles make me behave!" We can clearly see that neither Hamas nor the Jews understand we are all living in the feeling of our own use of the principles. This is why when Syd saw this he knew it could create world peace."

Thats beautiful Joop. Could it be that "time itself" knows everything all at once, because there is only now? These kinds of images happens to a lot of people, and some of us acknowledge them as wisdom. Others handle them as a threat. And anything in between.. I just love how wisdom and truth reveals itself all the time to everybody.

I would love to start a topic where we can share how our coaching impacts our clients. Theres is nothing more beautiful than to witness insight happening to the people we help. Yesterday I had a client who started seeing that the truth is working on its own. She explained it as a feeling of opening from the space within. When her thoughts were closing and she got into judgement mode, she would feel that deep sensation of an opening beyond the thoughts, helping her come back to feeling good. The beautiful feeling pops up more and more often. Like a fountain. Nothing stops it. And it's healing her pain as well. I love making art out of it, so please enjoy this image, combined with my painting of "The Fitrah/The Space Within" and some words to express the insight about the beautiful feeling.

I totally agree with Brett, and I could not have said it any better. It reminds me of a quote by Sydney Banks: Beyond Psychology (Thanks Brett for the transscript) To me this is a brilliant way of describing the role of religion. It's only when you go beyond the belief, that you see the fact. The fact of the formless. The divine nature of the allness and the isness. I really recommend anyone to hear the tape "beyond psychology", and we could also call it "beyond religion". It's really just pointing beyond any form. Love Maja