The doctor told me to give up caffeine. His reasoning made sense, so I instantly gave it up.
I really missed my afternoon Pepsi or Cherry Coke. Some afternoons I could barely hold my eyes open, but we were developing the 10-Minute Supercharger so I held out hope. As soon as I got the first “test cassette,” I began listening in the afternoon, whenever I would feel the need for a boost. Ten minutes later I was back up to full energy.
Most days, anyway. Some days I would finish the session a little groggy, but soon learned that within a few minutes I was back and raring to go.
I listened every afternoon for 45 days, and then I quit listening. I didn’t need it any more. My body had adjusted how I was using energy. In the years to follow, I needed to listen to it maybe a half dozen afternoons a year!
It’s a lot cheaper than coffee and pop, and it never gave me the jitters.
I think it also teaches you how to take a power nap. Many people awaken from a nap feeling they can’t regain their snap, but after listening to the 10-Minute Supercharger for a while, they find it much easier to wake up from naps feelings refreshed and revitalized.
Try it, and let me know how it goes for you.
As I mentioned the other day, the 10-Minute Supercharger is one of my top three favorite Paraliminals. I will touch on the third, Prosperity,next week.
Pete
March 12th, 2010 4:22 PM
Hi Rob!
I’m not sure how your post ended up on this blog, but I would like to address yor comments. With any new program or teacher I tend to process first through my head and need to satisfy, to some extent, my conscious mind’s craving to know and understand what is being presented. I think a lot of us use this approach as a first testing ground for the veracity of what someone is teaching or enabling. That may be some of what you are picking up in the DVDs.
That being said, however, Jeddah’s approach gently leads you from a mental knowing of the information to a much deeper understanding and integration. The more I have worked with her materials, the more I know and connect in my heart and soul with the core of her teachings. It is as if I have gone from a mental knowing/doing state to a core level, direct connection with conscious awareness and the expanded state that true alignment enegenders. I agree totally that this is an internal process and that true wisdom is not found outside ourselves. Jeddah facilitates this transition from struggle and illusion to Truth. The retreat DVDs depict participants as they come to understand this and explore how to integrate this new paradigm into their everyday life. It’s an interesting and awesome transition!!!
March 12th, 2010 12:06 PM
Jeda’s teachings are consistent with what I have found and she is good at explaining spiritual truths. It seemed that most of the participants shown in her video seemed to be in their heads. When attention is focused within, one feels/experiences the true realm of existence and the unlimited love. This understanding, ability and focus is the most important thing for us to become adept at. Ultimately true awareness can not be taught it must be found or seen. True faith increases with seeing, Blind faith is what those in illusion have from not seeing the truth but being told the truth.
Our help from masters is helpful but the pure truth is very very rare. For one to be free from illusion, it is necessary for the truth to be experienced and found.