Right now I am so filled up I can barely stand it. My third Extended Professional Training (EPT) in Spain is now over. It was easily my best one yet. I just spent the last hour being showered by accolades. It would be so easy to let this go to my head, but that would sow the seeds of its own destruction and would fly in the face of what people appreciate about me in the first place. So I can’t let that happen. But I am feel like I’ve finally reached the level in this understanding where I have really been helpful to people, and perhaps, as someone said to me today, that I am helping to change the world. I would add, in a very small way, but it is not small to the people whose lives have changed as a result. I can’t think of any better work. I am the luckiest person on earth to have the privilege and opportunity to be of service in this way.

                An interesting thing happened today in light of the feeling that dropped yesterday afternoon. Here I was, stuck with the list that I had asked for about what people wanted to get from the training before they left. What was I going to do? Let them down? Yet how could I not lose the feeling again by going down the list? Last night came to me. I’ll just tackle it head on; I would bring this dilemma right into the training as a facilitator. That in and of itself changed the dynamic. It led to a discussion with the most beautiful feeling.

And then, after the break, I put them into groups of four to get into the feeling of Universal Mind and what it brings us, and to speak about it from the unknown, not from the intellect, only as people get hit by something new, and that led to an even more beautiful feeling.

And then at lunch I started to have a private session with one of the learners and I had the thought, I would love to be doing this in front of the whole group as a demonstration. She agreed and we did the session and it was very moving for everybody.

Then we ended by going around the circle and having people speak from their hearts about what the six months of training meant to them, and I was so touched and humbled. Words cannot express…