Ahh, Part III of my healing. Part I was being at the conference itself. Part II was healing with Sylvie. And Part III was a massage from Ulla.

I had met her when she had come down to Birmingham for my University Masterclass, and she volunteered to massage my neck and shoulders. It was only for a few moments, but just from that I could tell her massage would be something special.

So I took the train to Oxenholm and thought I was going to grab a taxi to where she is in Kendal, but there was her smiling face waiting at the station to pick me up. She had to move clients around to get me in.

It was only the best massage of my life—at least the upper part was; I fell asleep for some of the rest of it, I was so tired. I don’t like it when I fall asleep during a massage because I think I’m missing something, even though it works its magic anyway.

Nonetheless it felt wonderfully healing to get my body taken care of like that, and it needed it badly after lugging my heavy backpack and suitcase around to 4 different sites in Europe.

After the massage my body felt great, so she took me into the Lakes District. Wow! Is it beautiful there! We passed by Windemere, where Beatrix Potter wrote Peter Rabbit, and the magnificent Windermere Lake, then passed through Ambleside, with all its buildings built with slate—really impressive.

Then we had a picnic dinner and took a great hike through the blooming bluebells at Rydal Water and up to the caves. These were large man-made slate caves, completely unlike the caves in Spain. Pretty amazing, and the hike itself was great.

Then we went back where I met Ulla’s husband, Martin, who was a really good guy, and they have a beautiful relationship. Ulla had her own powerful spiritual experience before encountering the Three Principles, so then when she met the understanding she saw how it all fit together. She plans on opening a school for troubled children, and believe me they will be extremely well taken care of.