Seeking dedicated manifestation partners
Hello,
I have been studying manifestation for three years now.
I am looking for people who are dedicated to their own study and practice of manifestation, who are interested in getting together with me on a regular basis to help each other get really clear on what we each desire and want to create in our lives. And to support each other in creating the lives we wish to manifest.
Thank you very much, I look forward to hearing from you.
I live in Berkeley, CA.
Ben : )
About me:
Six years ago, my life changed in a major way when I was bitten by a Lyme tick the size of a sesame seed, and contracted Lyme disease. In the space of nine months, I went from having a powerful, athletic body which I was very much in command of, to having a significant loss of voluntary motor control in my upper body, along with the involuntary hand and arm tremors, frozen facial muscles, fixed stare, difficulty speaking, and loss of vocal volume which are usually typical of Parkinson's Disease.
Before this, I worked for six years in service to children and families. EnCompass, the non-profit organization I worked for, was dedicated to going beyond increasing psychological/emotional health and effective family communication. Our goal was to bring the whole family into balanced well being.
Following this, I spent four years living and working in Southeast Asia. The entire time I was there I was living with partial paralysis, tremors, speech difficulties, weakness, fatigue and Parkinsonism, all caused by the Lyme Disease. From this I learned humility and courage that I chose to use an opportunity to deepen my connection with my own dignity. I gained a profound respect for the dignity of all people.
I started my environmental activism at the tender age of 15. By the time I was 17, I and the group I was working with, had inspired more than 10,000 public comment letters on U.S. Forest Service proposals to clear-cut old-growth forests in California. At age 17, I also traveled alone to Colorado as a journalist reporting on the Fourth World Wilderness Congress.
I have learned a lot from my experience with having Lyme disease. It has been and continues to be a powerful helper in sorting the wheat from the chaff and getting clear about what my real priorities are. I have been a musician for most of my life. I studied both piano and voice as a child and did a lot of improvisation as a teenager. Even though I took a long break from it, I now see clearly and poignantly that music is central to my being and my life purpose. It is time for me to express, record, and perform the limitless river of music which flows inside of me and is just waiting for an outlet.
Hello,
I have been studying manifestation for three years now.
I am looking for people who are dedicated to their own study and practice of manifestation, who are interested in getting together with me on a regular basis to help each other get really clear on what we each desire and want to create in our lives. And to support each other in creating the lives we wish to manifest.
Thank you very much, I look forward to hearing from you.
I live in Berkeley, CA.
Ben : )
About me:
Six years ago, my life changed in a major way when I was bitten by a Lyme tick the size of a sesame seed, and contracted Lyme disease. In the space of nine months, I went from having a powerful, athletic body which I was very much in command of, to having a significant loss of voluntary motor control in my upper body, along with the involuntary hand and arm tremors, frozen facial muscles, fixed stare, difficulty speaking, and loss of vocal volume which are usually typical of Parkinson's Disease.
Before this, I worked for six years in service to children and families. EnCompass, the non-profit organization I worked for, was dedicated to going beyond increasing psychological/emotional health and effective family communication. Our goal was to bring the whole family into balanced well being.
Following this, I spent four years living and working in Southeast Asia. The entire time I was there I was living with partial paralysis, tremors, speech difficulties, weakness, fatigue and Parkinsonism, all caused by the Lyme Disease. From this I learned humility and courage that I chose to use an opportunity to deepen my connection with my own dignity. I gained a profound respect for the dignity of all people.
I started my environmental activism at the tender age of 15. By the time I was 17, I and the group I was working with, had inspired more than 10,000 public comment letters on U.S. Forest Service proposals to clear-cut old-growth forests in California. At age 17, I also traveled alone to Colorado as a journalist reporting on the Fourth World Wilderness Congress.
I have learned a lot from my experience with having Lyme disease. It has been and continues to be a powerful helper in sorting the wheat from the chaff and getting clear about what my real priorities are. I have been a musician for most of my life. I studied both piano and voice as a child and did a lot of improvisation as a teenager. Even though I took a long break from it, I now see clearly and poignantly that music is central to my being and my life purpose. It is time for me to express, record, and perform the limitless river of music which flows inside of me and is just waiting for an outlet.
