What You Need To Know

• You need to know that stress and suffering are optional. They are a product of our perspective and the meaning we give to things.
• You need to know that Acupuncture4TheMind gives you tools, not “the rules”, the “secret”, or special technique. It will allow you to change your world in ways that are relevant to you, at your pace. There are no creeds to follow, no beliefs advocated, and no homework. A4M opens your mind and allows you to re-experience the world through the unbiased lens of the truth.
• I believe that what the Spiritual Masters over the ages have said is correct. The masters never said, "worship me!” they said, "you should look at the world and react like this...". They said to let go of negative thoughts and think loving thoughts. To make you mind a beautiful place to be.
• The paths to happiness and a stress free life advocated by the masters are limited: monitoring your thoughts (right thinking); praying; meditating; and, trying to live in the present.
• While clearly helpful, most people are unable to follow the methods well enough or long enough to make significant changes in their lives.
• Acupuncture4TheMind carries the same message as the masters, but with a different solution. Rather than taking years of effort to change, Acupuncture4TheMind changes the channel on your minds TV set. Just like that! In hours, you achieve a freedom that few have even imagined.
• The filters responsible for our interpretation of life are energetic, as is the mind. These filters can be changed, changing perceptions, reactions, and experience. The same actors and situations appear different, less threatening or upsetting. It is all a matter of our perspective.
• Worldly success is limited by low self worth and feeling incapable of creating or achieving what is desired. It is only when you remove these self fulfilling perspectives that you can be confronted with the insurmountable opportunities that are waiting for you.
• Human relationships are damaged by the “should haves” and “shouldn’t haves” that we see and interpret as loveless acts of rejection. The same actions seen without the hurt and pain seem unimportant or meaningless.