TS 10 – Calibrate The Machine
June 16, 2016
Whereas last week we focused on those aspects of ourselves which are also visible to other people, this week’s seminar looked at the more subtle aspects of our existence –
Whereas last week we focused on those aspects of ourselves which are also visible to other people, this week’s seminar looked at the more subtle aspects of our existence –
The message of this seminar – over and over again – was that all you have to do for the transformation to begin, is to see your behaviour clearly. See
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