I recently completed the PBM (Power Brain Method) training for the second time. I was amazed at how much of the workshop I didn’t “get” the first time I took it. This time I expereienced the ‘MuAh’ (emptiness/nothing) very deeply,and could feel through my whole body and mind that I am nothing, and how incredibly wonderful and actually natural that feeling is.
In the process, and to get to that point, I released a lot of “junk” out of my brain using many of the methods we learned in the PBM; for the first time in 3.5 years, I am no longer holding onto something that happened between me and my husband. I have been filled with anger, and righteous indignation, and having a lot of attitudes about what he should not have done. And also, while I was releasing those emotions, I found a lot in there that I was holding towards the masters, and released them too. It was some similar emotions, they should have done some things differently than what they did, and some righteous indignation about that. And during this releasing, I started to feel my body and noticed some tensions that I have had for a long long time, and realized that it was some fear that “they” were going to make me do something I didn’t want to do. and as I released that fear, these tensions released, and my body became flexible in ways it has never been flexible for 50 years. It was quite amazing. I could feel the tension in my body release as I released the fear, and then I could stretch in ways I have never been able to stretch. It is again, another awakening about how powerful the tension in my mind is.
And, then I could feel that I am a courageous person, really feel that with my whole body. This is a very new experience for me, I have been afraid to be strong, and now, I have a new way to move through that fear. I keep focusing on “I am a courageous person”, and I can feel that courage in my body and, it’s almost like a little dance, like the dance that the boxers do in the ring. I can feel that in my body, and I feel so happy that I have become a courageous person. and then I move forward, with new actions and new approaches to things.
I am very very appreciative of the opportunity to review the PBM. I was really wanting to do it, I resisted a lot going until the last minute, and I am so happy I overcame my resistance and went there.
I recommend the PBM training, or reviewing it to anyone who is having any sense that they want to move forward in a new way.
–Suzanne Madres







December 14th, 2009
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