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1. Welcome to Issue #110 (March 17, 2003) of MIND CHATTER
2. Do you want to Unsubscribe?? Gasp!! Please don't! You can manage your account via the links at the beginning and end of the newsletter.
3. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning with the next issue of Mind Chatter, we are going to go to a format in which the issue in the middle of each month (for instance, this one) will be a full issue, and the first-of-the-month issue a shorter message from me, without the book
review and some of the other features.
I'm doing this because we've received a fair amount of feedback saying that the two big issues each month are just too much to read, and also because I'm working on some very big projects for you and I need the additional time to complete them.
Your comments on this change are welcomed..
Bill
4. In This Issue:
**Mind Quotes.
**Improve Your Relationship by Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks, creators of ATTRACTING GENUINE LOVE and other cyber-courses on transformation
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How to Escape from "The Box Trap"
by Bill Harris, Director
**Glowing Testimonial of the Month
**BOOK REVIEW
Nonviolent Communication:
A Language of Compassion
By Marshall B. Rosenberg, Ph.D.
Reviewed by Scott Spencer-Wolff
**Important Announcements
5. MIND CHATTER contains articles about:
** How you create your life -- and how you can stop unconsciously creating experiences and outcomes you do not want, and instead begin to create exactly what you do want.
**Personal and spiritual growth in general.
**Meditation (high and low-tech)
**Recovery from emotional trauma.
**Pretty much any other subject I get excited about and want to write about.
6. Free on-line Holosync demo:
If you aren't in the program now and would like to hear and experience a sample, please listen to our on-line Holosync demo: Click here:
www.centerpointe.com/demo/index.php
If you prefer, we can mail you a FREE CD or cassette version of this demo, along with a free Special Report on how Holosync can change your life. Visit our web site or call 800-945-2741 for details.
7. Finally, if you aren't already benefiting from the Centerpointe program--PLEASE JOIN! (What are you waiting for??) There's a RISK FREE one-year money-back guarantee and you can even pay in convenient payments on your credit card.
I will also include a free copy of my new book, Thresholds of the Mind, for any Mind Chatter subscribers who join the program.
You can join by calling 1-800-945-2741 or 503-672-7117 - 24 hours a day. Or, just click here:
www.centerpointe.com/products
We look forward to having you in the program and helping you dramatically accelerate your mental, emotional, and spiritual growth, as over 100,000 people in 172 countries have already done!
8. Mind Quotes
The toughest part of getting to the top of the ladder, is getting through the crowd at the bottom.
- unknown
Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals.
- unknown
He who seeks rest finds boredom....He who seeks work finds rest.
- unknown
When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
9. News Flash:
The Edge newspaper will begin featuring a series of my articles in each issue, beginning with the April issue. (They ran a big interview with me in their February issue, but I don't know if you can still get that issue or not.)
The EDGE's has over 100,000 readers, with content focusing on personal growth, meditation, integrative healing, and other topics I know you'll be interested in. Each month, contributors from throughout the nation offer their perspective on such
topics as meditation, personal empowerment, freedom, preparing our children for the future, and other cutting edge topics.
The paper regularly contains interviews with such internationally known contributors as Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson, physicist Peter Russell, artist Alex Grey, futurist Barbara Marx Hubbard -- and now, me!
I have known about The Edge for some time now, and have great respect for what they are doing. Just recently, I've been lucky enough to get to know both Tim Miejan, the chief editor, and Gary Beckman, the owner.
The Edge may be the best newspaper of its kind in the entire US, and I think Mind Chatter readers would benefit from subscribing. My interview will appear in the next issue, which comes out in about 2 weeks, and after that they will carry a regular
article written by me.
A one-year subscription is $35, a real bargain considering what you get. (Neither I nor Centerpointe receive any money from any of this, by the way.) To subscribe, just send a check for $35, or your credit card number with expiration date, to:
The EDGE, 14590 Bowers Dr. NW, Ramsey, MN 55303, or call toll-free 1 (888) 776-7616. Major credit cards accepted. For more on The EDGE, go to
www.edgenews.com
10. Improve Your Relationship
by Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks, creators of ATTRACTING GENUINE LOVE and other cyber-courses on transformation.
RELATIONSHIP QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
QUESTION:
I loved Conscious Living. I laughed-I cried-I survived.
How do I leave without hurting my children?
ANSWER:
There is no way to make any major move without the children experiencing reactions. There are ways to minimize those reactions and keep their reactions from becoming chronic problems for them. First, get very clear that your children are likely to
have 3 big emotions in any transition like this: Anger, sadness, fear. These all need to be addressed and listened to. Some children react with anger, others with sadness, but at the bottom of both of these feelings is fear. The quicker you can get
to what they're afraid of, the quicker they'll move through it. Typically, children fear that they'll lose the love of one or the other parent, that there will be nobody to take care of them, and that they've caused the breakup in some way. Reassure
them that both adults are doing this for their own purposes, and that it has nothing to do with the children.
Also, know that reactions come in waves. It's common for children to go through waves of sadness and fear a number of times in the year or two after a breakup. Adults do, too. The best thing we can do as adults is share our feelings clearly with
children, and listen to theirs.
We devote an entire section in our course, Attracting Genuine Love, to telling the 100% no-blame truth. The techniques suggested in this course can be applied to creating any conscious relationship. There is also a section on integrity and one on
listening. Your greatest assets in this situation will be speaking truthfully about your feelings to your children and listening to theirs.
Best of luck to you.
Sincerely,
Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks
RELATIONSHIP TIPS:
THE SHIFT FROM CO-DEPENDENCY TO CO-COMMITMENT WHERE DO I BEGIN?
In our last issue we covered the fifth Personal Commitment you need to make to yourself to shift co-dependent patterns. The fifth Personal Commitment was, I commit myself to acting from the awareness that I am 100 percent the source of my
reality.
Personal Commitment 6
I commit myself to having a good time in my close relationships.
It seems odd that we would need to make a formal commitment to enjoyment. Yet, when we mention this commitment at lectures and workshops, a wave of nervousness often sweeps over the audience. Its a new idea that relationships can be about having a
good time. For millions of years relationships were about survival, and communication was a matter of exchanging grunts.
In European cultures the idea of romantic love is only a few hundred years old. We have recently raised the stakes of close relationships by requiring that they be about more than survival. Now we are asking that they be about enjoyment.
Taking a conscious stand for enjoyment is very important, because many of us have strong beliefs that relationships have to be hard, painful, take a lot of effort. Committing yourself to enjoyment in your relationships can be one of the most
liberating moves you can make, because it opens the possibility of conflict-free relationships.
TO BEGIN THE JOURNEY TO THE RELATIONSHIP OF YOUR DREAMS, click here--->
Conscious Loving Relationships
11. My new book Thresholds of the Mind, is back from the printer and available for sale. Thresholds of the Mind gives a complete explanation of the philosophy I teach, and has been enthusiastically endorsed by a long list of personal growth leaders
and authors, including Jack Canfield, Gay Hendricks, Daphne Rose Kingma, Dr. Margaret Paul, and others. I know you will find it to be very helpful.
See the Announcement section at the end of this issue for some of what has been said about this book, and for information about ordering.
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12. This Issue's Feature Article:
How to Escape from "The Box Trap"
by Bill Harris, Director
Many people who come to Centerpointe for help feel trapped in their situation, and have a lot of trouble with the idea that they can create their own reality, or that it is possible to get out of the situation they find themselves in. When what you
are creating is being generated unconsciously rather than consciously, it always looks as if you have little or no control. When your internal map of reality is operating outside of your awareness, the results it creates seem as if they come from
outside of you, and it often seems as if you have little control over what is happening.
Such people often feel as if they are trapped in a box, with no escape. The box could be an uncomfortable situation they feel trapped in, like an unhappy relationship or an unfulfilling job. It could be a way of responding emotionally, such as
always withdrawing, always getting angry, or being anxious or depressed. It could be a lack of prosperity, or continuing to create one bad relationship after another. Or, it could be a negative health situation.
When you feel trapped, you're telling yourself that the situation is something you can't doing anything about, and that it must be accepted. While I am totally in favor of emotionally letting whatever happens be okay, I also think there is always
something you can do to create a different reality for yourself.
Here's another way to think about these situations:
Consider that there is a price that must be paid for everything. You pay a price if things stay the same, and you will have to pay a price if you are to create some sort of change. The price might be time, effort, money, emotional turmoil, physical
discomfort, or something else, but in every case, there is a price.
A box, then, is any situation or way of being that keeps you from being happy, peaceful, or from getting what you want in life. You're in such a box if you assume that there is no alternative to the way things are now.
There is, however, ALWAYS a way to get out of a box. Here's how to do it:
1. Recognize that there is a price to pay for every moment you remain in the box you're in, whatever it is. In many cases, you may have been paying this price for a very long time.
2. Acknowledge that there IS a way out (there is a price that, once paid, will get you out).
3. Become clear about both the price for staying in the box and the price for getting out. With that information, you can make a choice about what to do.
So, here is what I suggest you do if there is some area of your life that is not working the way you want it to.
First, find a quiet place where you can be alone and relax, undisturbed, to think things over.
Then, identify the situation that is causing you discomfort. Get clear on exactly what the discomfort is. Write it down, just to make SURE you are clear about it. (Remember, by the way, that it is your resistance to things being the way they are
that creates the discomfort. You can always eliminate the discomfort by ending your resistance, but in this case we are talking about how to change the situation.)
Then, think of what you would do if you weren't in this box. At first, you may only think of wanting the discomfort to be gone or the situation to end, but there are probably many things you could do, be, or have if you weren't in the box. Imagine
what you could and would do if the box were gone.
Next, identify the price you must pay to get out of the box.
If the box is a job you dislike, the price may be looking for a new and better job. It might involve being out of work for a short time, or even taking a cut in pay (though it certainly doesn't have to involve either of these things--there's almost
always a way to get exactly what you want, IF you're willing to pay the price).
If the box is a relationship that isn't working, the price might involve a discussion (or even a confrontation) where you express your displeasure and ask for what you want. Or, it might involve getting out of the relationship altogether, which will
have its own price.
If the box is being overweight, the price might be changing your eating habits and establishing an exercise program--or, some other price.
On a deeper level, the price might involve identifying and changing beliefs that have helped create the situation. It might involve rearranging your values structure to make something more important or less important in your life. It might involve
looking at your strategies for choosing a job, a relationship, what you eat, etc. In some way, your internal map of reality is creating your internal response, and your external results, and the price of changing things--if you really want permanent
change--will probably involve figuring out what changes need to be made to various parts of your internal map.
Once you are clear about the price you are currently paying and the price you would have to pay to make a change, picture yourself paying the price. Try to think of unexpected things that may come up while you're paying it, and how you might deal
with them. Think "what if..." and be prepared for as many "what if's" as you can think of.
Go through the entire experience in your mind. If it is the least bit painful, mentally go through the process a second time. You will find that each time you imagine paying the price, any pain you associate with doing so will diminish. For some
changes, one time will do it. For others, you may have to imagine paying the price several times to get to the point where you feel okay doing so.
At this point, you will have identified the three things you need to know to get yourself out of the box: 1) the price you are currently paying for staying in the box, 2) the price you will have to pay to get out, and 3) what new and better results
you could have once you're out. And, you've mentally practiced paying the price, which will make doing so much easier. Often the anticipation of paying the price is much more difficult than actually paying it, which keeps people from taking action.
By imagining yourself paying the price, you keep this from happening.
Finally, pay the price and be done with it. No matter what the discomfort, there's always a price you could pay to end it, if you're willing to pay it. Usually, the price to change is less than the price to stay the same. Cultivate the ability to
look for a price to pay whenever you want to create a change.
Remember, there is always a price that can be paid. If the price seems too big, think about it some more. Perhaps there is an easier way that you haven't thought of. If you focus on getting what you want and achieving a possible solution, your mind
will create one.
And, in some situations, you may conclude you just want to leave things the way they are (though my belief is that there is no reason to ever be in a situation you don't like, unless for some reason you want to).
Sometimes part of the price is to drop your resistance to whatever is happening, to people being the way they are, or to the world being the way it is. Usually, in addition, there is a price you can pay to also change the situation itself, but you
might as well not be resisting "what is" while you're making the change.
If you're in a a marriage in which you aren't happy, you may think you have no alternatives. Perhaps your spouse is the breadwinner, and you have few skills, and that keeps you where you are despite the fact that you are unhappy. But, no matter what
your situation, there is a price that would get you out of it, and if you were willing to pay that price, you COULD leave. The price might be learning new job skills, being alone for a while, moving, or one of a number of other things. Or, it could
be to resolve the problems that make the relationship unworkable.
The point is, there is ALWAYS a price, and the only way to know whether you want to stay in the current situation or make a change is to evaluate the relative prices of the various options. In any case, it's good to know that you are not stuck and
without options.
And, remember, in most cases the price to be paid involves making some changes to your internal map of reality, since this is ultimately where your entire internal and external experience of life is generated.
Two more important points: 1) The sooner you pay a price, the less it costs you. Waiting to pay always raises the price. The best option is to pay any price in advance, if you can. 2) When making a change, always look for direct alternatives--things
YOU can do, as opposed to alternatives involving your having to get someone else to change. You can make changes in yourself without anyone's permission or help, while changing other people or the world is always a very iffy proposition.
You always have choice. Nothing is without price, so you have to evaluate what is valuable to you and what isn't. But it's all up to you.
Be well.
Bill Harris, Director
PS: If you found this article helpful, please email Mind Chatter to a friend.
13. Glowing Testimonials and Letters
Hi Bill,
I've written a few times. I can't stop applauding your program. I've finished the Awakening prologue and will move on soon to the first level. I can even actually stay awake now for the entire Dive...this happened after the tenth month. The
changes in my ability to "observe and detach" are phenomenal in comparison to where I was.
Your newsletter this month was cathartic. Though I enjoy all of them this one paragraph where you mention that being conscious doesn't mean you are going to get the parking spaces, or become prosperous or win the lottery etc...Just made me burst out
in a huge laugh of relief!!!
I've been on "the Path" for twenty years. And I was thinking I was doing something wrong because I wasn't getting the metaphorical "parking spaces"....The truth is though, if I look at who I am now. What I know about myself ....and this amazing
ability to observe...which is the real, I would say TRUE, PARKING SPACE...well then I am prosperous. Your article was very clear...and took me to another level...
Thank you Bill for all your work.
There are so many others here in the country I'm living in who would benefit from this program and I have recommended it to many (they have only been turned away by not being able to read the language). I live in Greece.
Thanks again,
Tima V.
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Thanks to Bill and all the Centerpointe staff for the great news letters. I
can hardly wait until the next new letter. I know I have sent a few
people your way. I soon will be ordering my level 2. 2002 is over and
done!, thank goodness, however a long the way I found Centerpointe. I am not sure where I would be with out you. I know it was a very difficult year, and 2003 look a lot brighter.
Jim
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Dear Bill,
Congratulations! ........I believe your Awakening Programme/ Holosync may be the "only cure" for Fibromyalgia Syndrome on this planet!
Thank you for saving my life Bill. With your permission, I wish to direct & recommend people suffering this chronic disease to Centerpointe, also to inform various Fibromyalgia support groups of your amazing research etc.
Yours Sincerly;
Billy-Joe D.
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Dear Bill and staff,
I wrote this poem before Holosync and thought you might get a kick out of it.
An Ungrateful Body
So what am I doing to make you so mad?
Why are you making me feel so bad?
I've cut out white flour, sugar and salt,
Taken antioxidants--it's not my fault!
I've eliminated partially-hydrogenated oils,
Only eating vegetables from decontaminated soils-
So what's the big problem? Why are you so mad?
Why do I have to feel so bad?
I've become non-alcoholic, decaffeinated and vegetarian,
Peacefully meditating to flute music in my solarium!
I've been exfoliated, colonated, re-aligned and re-lensed,
Acupunctured, acid-peeled, personally trained, and deep cleansed.
I've been psycho-analyzed, hypnotized, decoded , and transformed,
Numeralized, astronamized, religulized and reborn!
So what is your problem? Why the symptoms of distress?
I'm only following the advise from the best!
After ten devoted weeks of listening to your tapes, I am shifting and changing and my body is loving it. It has become especially grateful with my new vocation--dancing with life. Thank you beyond for leading me to all these new discoveries and
new adventures with me--albeit a bit bewildering at times. Oh, and my body says thanks too. I look forward to the next stage of the journey.
Betz from Colorado Springs.
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14. BOOK REVIEW
Nonviolent Communication:
A Language of Compassion
By Marshall B. Rosenberg, Ph.D.
Reviewed by Scott Spencer-Wolff
To learn more about or purchase this book, click here:
Nonviolent Communication
Words are very powerful things. Words can inflict a lifetime of hurt and suffering, and words can salve the most painful wounds. What I find fascinating is that it is not the words themselves, but the context in which they are used, that gives
them all their meaning and effect.
There was a theory prevalent for a long time that certain words, uttered in certain ways, could affect the universe. In the Roman Catholic church, when the priest uttered the incantation, "Hoc est enim corpus meum" ("For this is my Body"), and then
shortly after said "Hic est enim calyx sanguinis mei" (For this is the chalice of my blood), a transformation of the most profound order took place. Time, space and matter were altered. It was the words themselves that had the power to create that
transformation. This theory evolved from the epoch of wizards and shamans.
The logic of this would then lead to the possible scenario where a priest, perhaps under the influence, would wander into a bakery and utter those sacred words. Would then the church need to purchase all of the transformed contents for appropriate
disposal?
A closer examination of the theology reveals that the answer is "no." Two additional factors must be present for those words to have transformative power. The priest has to have "intent" to create the transformation, and those present have to have
either faith or the belief that the priest has such intent. In this case, the locus of control is divided between the initiator of the communication and the receiver. The words themselves, by themselves, have no power.
Hmmm...theologically fascinating, but how applicable to the rest of our lives?
Centerpointe Director Bill Harris has, over the past few years, taught me the power of words. In listening to his lectures and reading his articles I have become even more clear on how dramatically our experience of any situation or moment is shaped
by how we frame it--how much it is shaped by the cognitive and contextual setting we use to describe our experience. And, I have experienced first hand, how re-framing something can create an entirely different experience of whatever is
happening.
Enter Marshall Rosenberg and Non-Violent Communication. Nonviolent communication, or NVC, has four steps: observing what is happening in any given situation, identifying what one is feeling, identifying what one is needing, and then making a request
for what one would like to see occur.
Perhaps the first thing that strikes me about NVC is that it requires a degree of consciousness. It requires that we be aware of what IS happening in a given situation. And, even more challenging for some, it requires us to identify what it is we
need--and ask for it. For some of us, that alone, is an incredible challenge.
The shift that NVC requires is a prevalent theme in the principles Bill Harris teaches, especially that we are responsible for creating our own reality, both from the filtering standpoint of what we take in, and from the standpoint of what we bring
forth into our worlds.
"Nonviolent communication is the lost language of humankind, the language of a people who care about one another and long to live in harmony." Nonviolent communication is also the key to recognizing that there is a sense of intrinsic unity among
us. Rosenberg states, "Our survival as a species depends on our ability to recognize that our well-being and the well-being of others are, in fact, one and the same. The problem is that we are taught behaviors that disconnect us from this natural
awareness. It's not that we have to learn how to be compassionate; we have to unlearn what we've been taught and get back to compassion."
Today, on Portland's waterfront, there was a large "anti-war" rally. While we all want peace, I cannot help but to think of what Bill said just a week ago at our latest Centerpointe Retreat; that is essential that we focus on what we are for, not
what we are against--to focus on what we WANT to happen (peace), rather than what we may not want to happen (war).
This is the essence of nonviolent communication. Using stories, examples and sample dialogues, Dr. Rosenberg provides everyday solutions to complex communication situations.
Clear instruction is offered in how to transform potential conflicts into peaceful dialogues, break patterns of thinking that lead to anger and depression, speak one's mind without crating hostility, communicate compassionately using the healing
power of empathy, hear whatever is said as a "please" or "thank you", and create the possibility that life can be more wonderful for oneself, one's family and one's colleagues.
Nonviolent communication focuses on what is most alive in us, and what is most alive in us is our needs. If our needs are being fulfilled, we feel pleasure. If our needs are not being fulfilled, we suffer. Rosenberg's work asks us to move beyond
analytical speculation, which creates an intellectual disconnection from what is actually happening, to an awareness of our feeling center around any particular issue or incident. He asks us to engage our hearts rather than just our heads, using
empathy as a bridge.
This book is a great read for our Centerpointe family for two reasons: First, we are coming to terms with ourselves, and much of the fractured communication we engage in is our own internal dialogue. We need to be compassionate with ourselves.
Secondly, our world is in a heap of hurt right now and it would behoove us (not to mention the generations to follow) to avoid the "us/them" thinking so often fostered by our political and social culture.
Healing is possible, but only if we recognize that it begins within ourselves. Then, like the ripples of a little pond, it moves outward from us to the rest of the world.
In our present age of uncivil discourse and mean-spirited racial and ethnic intolerance, the principles and practices outlined in Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication are an excellent process to begin the process of healing. Healing ourselves and
healing our world.
To learn more about or purchase this book, click here:
Nonviolent Communication
15. Important Announcements (and I do mean important):
I want you to know that we have changed the name of the Centerpointe program from The End Personal growth through Technology to The Holosync Solution?. Same program (though we are always making improvements, and I'll have some important ones to
announce soon), just a different name.
Because we have so many different printed pieces that have the old name on them, and because tossing them would be expensive and I don't want to have to pass such costs on to you, it is possible that those of you in the program may get literature
for a while with the old name one it.
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My new book, Thresholds of the Mind, is back from the printer, and I'd like to you to own a copy and read it. I have found that those who read the book have some tremendous "ah ha's" about their life and how they can do something to make it one of
happiness, inner peace, and success.
Here are some comments about Thresholds of the Mind from some prominent personal growth leaders (and by the way, famed author Jean Houston just told me she has read Thresholds of the Mind and is sending an endorsement, though I have not yet received
it):
"In Thresholds of the Mind, Bill Harris offers a creative and practical new twist on why we suffer, and how, despite our resistance, we can attain deep happiness and inner peace, regardless of our past or present conditions. Thresholds of the Mind
will benefit anyone interested in creating dramatic and powerful positive change."
Jack Canfield , Co-author of the #1 New York Times best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul series.
"For many years Kathlyn and I have taught that the central problem human beings face is what we call the Upper Limits problem-the tendency to settle below the threshold of what is possible to achieve. Bill Harris not only understands this problem,
he has created an ingenious technology for breaking through it, With the remarkable Holosync audio technology developed at Centerpointe Research Institute, all of us can now learn to live at a new and higher level of functioning. Do yourself a huge
favor by reading Thresholds of the Mind and working with Holosync audio technology.
Gay Hendricks, Ph.D. author of CONSCIOUS LIVING and co-author (with Dr. Kathlyn Hendricks ) of CONSCIOUS LOVING President, The Hendricks Institute
"Bill Harris comes from deep personal experience with healing and consciousness. Thresholds of the Mind is truly inspiring and filled with profound wisdom. Holosync is the perfect addition to other growth and spiritual processes."
Margaret Paul, Ph.D. author/coauthor of Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By You?, Healing Your Aloneness, Inner Bonding, and Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By God?
"With a loving heart, Bill Harris guides us to the thresholds of the mind. This remarkable book is not only a profound tool for healing. It is also an invitation to explore the mystical interface between technology and the soul."
Daphne Rose Kingma , author of The Future of Love, Heart & Soul, and Coming Apart
Here's how to order a copy of Thresholds of the Mind: Call 800-945-2741 or 503-672-7117, or fax your order to 503-643-3114. If you are a Centerpointe program participant, you can go to the Participants site and click on "Etc" and you will find the
book listed for sale there.
The cost is $19.95 plus $2.50 shipping (US), $6 shipping (Canada), $10 shipping (all other countries.)
Or join The Holosync Solution program, if you are not a participant now, and we'll send you one FREE.
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Six Months of Growth in Just 5 Days? Impossible?
NOT!
That is, not if you sign up for the next Centerpointe retreat. Our most recent retreat in March of 2003 at Glen Ivy Hot Springs and Spa in Corona California was a huge success, with participants raving about the positive changes they made. If you
would like a huge breakthrough in your life, there are still some spots available for the next Breitenbush Hot Springs retreat in July of 2003 in Oregon!
We filled the last two US retreats without even sending out a promotional letter, so if you have a big issue you'd like to eliminate, or just want to take your growth to the next level, don't wait -- call Centerpointe and sign up today, even though
July might seem to be a long way off. Otherwise, you may find this retreat sold out and you'll be out of luck! Don't delay--I promise, the Breitenbush retreat will fill up fast.
What if it doesn't work for you?
No problem. We GUARANTEE results!
If, at the end of the retreat, you don't think it was 'as advertised' -- and more -- we'll refund your money!
You do not need to be a program participant to attend (though most people who attend are). (And if you're not a program participant, why the heck aren't you? Quit procrastinating and join.)
Click here for more information:
www.centerpointe.com/retreats
Or, call us between 9:30 and 5:00 Pacific time, M-F, at 1-800-945-2741 or 503-672-7117.
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A reminder that our staff Ph.D psychologist, therapist, facilitator and life coach, Dr. Beverlee Taub is available to help you maximize your opportunities and overcome your obstacles. She has an international telephone coaching clientele and
supports Centerpointe participants who wish to combine an in-depth inquiry with their use of the Holosync technology. She has utilized and recommended the Centerpointe program since its development in the late l980's and has been a consultant,
coach, and friend to Bill Harris for over 17 years.
Dr. Taub is a key staff member at Centerpointe retreats, leading attendees in what she calls "transformational games," as well as meeting privately with those who desire more in depth work.
Telephone appointments with Dr. Taub can be arranged by calling Centerpointe's support line at (503) 672-7117 or by calling her directly at (503) 640-9342. There is no charge for an initial consultation with Dr. Taub and fees for additional sessions
may be negotiated directly with her. Appointments are required.
Visit the "Participant's Only" section of the Centerpointe web site where you can: Order deeper levels, headphones, and other products on-line. Just go to Centerpointe Home Page - click on "Participants" and follow the instructions.
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