mysticalninja

As a long time lurker, and someone who has spoken to nahm one on one; i regretfully say i agree. I really like him and enjoyed my conversations with him along with his loving energy. I know his intentions are good, but he seems disconnected from the experience of the average user here. His advice isnt as profound/helpful or as simple to apply as he seems to feel it is. Making one always feel like they are missing something, due to the lack of clarity in his communication style. I do still like his dream board advice, but often he makes it appear more magical/easy then it is. I hope i dont sound too harsh, i know he wants to help anyone who needs it.

Thanks Leo, there are many of us who have love, appreciate, and study your videos, blog, forum, booklist, and courses ; even if we dont actively participate/comment much.

I enjoyed his live awakenings too. However if Im being honest it was mostly for entertainment for me, however it was a touch motivating too. Those videos are so raw people just freak out and jump to all sports of conclusions. No surprise that Leo stopped upploading them

Interesting, cant say im surprised. I stumbled accross 1 video of his and watched about 5 minutes. Immediately I could see he was a horrible influence, and how kids always find the confident scumbags cool. A new popular one pops up every year as a new group of kids, find the wrong person to look up to.

Yes couldnt at all earlier, now it just seems kinda slow

I was about 21 yo, I had a couple of elevated moles on my back. They could catch objects and I didn't like the look of them when shirtless. So I went to a dermatologist and just say I want a simple mole removal. I checked my insurance and it said mole removal was covered. So I get them removed, very easy to do, virtually painless and only took a couple minutes. Without telling me anything, Dr sends the moles for in depth skin cancer testing after removal. He also billed the removals as "cosmetic" and not "medical necessity". This was because it was for appearance/looks and that was not a medical/health problem. I was not told about any of this. Because of the billing, insurance didn't cover it due to it being cosmetic, and they didn't cover the cancer testing. Conveniently for the doctor he could also charge more for it being cosmetic. 21 yo poor college student me gets a bill for $ 1600. I tried to complain but to no avail. Lesson: Get as much clarity in the medical field as possible, so many hidden fees. Ask about what your being charged for, check insurance closely. Doctors will run up your bill and add on any testing they can reasonably justify. Be firm with what you need/expect, stand up for yourself.

@Vision It probably took me 4 sessions, so 4 weeks. Could have done it faster, but I was a touch overly fearful of some sort of emotional backlash. So I started at very low just to get over the fears. There really wasn't anything to be afraid of but it is tiring. It's one of those practices I never want to do before I start, but it's never as hard as I anticipate.

Build up slowly, I started at 5 minutes too. I did it once weekly and kept increasing by 5 minutes every week or two. Longest session I did was 75 minutes. I really didn't feel good results in emotional release until about 20 - 30 mins in, that's when it felt like the tension was forced out of my system.

If it was a single dose pill, it had to of been fluconazole (diflucan) 150 mg, it is an oral single packaged tablet since that is all that is usually required.