As we keep saying, Bruce Lipton seems to be one of the few speakers
who have taken their own advice and put it into practice for themselves.
He speaks from his own in-the-moment ‘personal’ experience. Rare.


Seems like we are not getting the message over about not just
giving advice, but sharing one’s own personal experience. (And ideally, in
life generally!)


Someone just wrote:
>”… maybe it would be a good thing to just relax and do something you feel
>very stupid and unenlightened, but it`s your very truth in this moment,
>don`t know, like being very clingy, jealous, ridiculous, whatever…."

Suggestions.
* You could write to the person personally with your advice.
* If you are free of this type of situation yourself, you could write on
IMLtalk about   your experience of how the freedom happened for you.
* If you are not free of this type of situation you could share what
happened for you when you read what they wrote about themselves. What went
on in you. How did you feel while reading what they wrote - mentally,
emotionally, physically. Real.

If your ‘advice' has not worked for you - how come you think it is going
to work for someone else!

Not wrong, and, we have so much ‘advice’ - from people for whom the advice
has obviously not worked for themselves. So what are they sharing!

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Maybe a bit more like this - that just came in? -
not just sharing ideas from the head, but sharing from the heart.

Dear Paul,

As I migt have said it several times before:
Thank you so much!

It´s not possible for me to number the influence you gave me. From the
very beginning. It took about two minutes while hearing you talking in
Freiburg and something happened I´ve never experienced before. The taste
in my mouth changed; there was the taste of adventure. Very unknown and
alive.

All over the years of travelling with you I´ve never noticed you beeing
diffent inside or outside the group. Which meant to me: you are living
what you are talking about! This has always been the compass needle for
me. Going shopping with you in town is such a delight. Just seeing, how
you are with "other" people feels still nourishing.

And one of your sentences I rembember often when getting angry at
anybody (which still is an issue for me): "Most people are living in
hell most of the time". It softens me immediately.

I´m happy you keep sharing with us. And I kind of "understand" sometimes
the low motivation and get an idea of how much work it might be for you.

Lots of what Tania shared also feels appropriate to me: feeling at home,
reminded, changed my live, inspired and much more.

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Another Lovely one:
>Sitting here watching Roxi's interview with Mooji and feeling very
thankful. For being alive and in this world with so many people I
love, for loving my life, for you my wonderful Paul and you sweet
Sabine, for everything that pours out from you Paul - every day - for
my daughters and grandchildren, …. for my wonderful home and for
this lovely place in London, so many gifts. I could go on and on and
on......….

As I was writing that an email arrived from my friend in France full of
love and appreciation for me - wow, quite something and I'm very thankful for
him too.