Akhi

Chicago, IL, United States

Dec 13 at 06:52 PM

The one in Vernon Hills, IL offered to first time users a 25% discount + 10% discount for being UNIFYD members. I made good use of that great offer and went for a full 4 hours set. I am looking forward to my next session this week. 

Dec 13 at 06:41 PM

Michelle Reyes No, only EES system.

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Dec 13 at 06:35 PM

The center here in Vernon Hills, IL they advised to go for 3,4 hours if you want to experience more evident changes from the first time. They said something to the effect that the "sweet spot" for the initial session is reached somewhere by hour 3 or 4. I needed that to be convinced. 

But going forward, I plan 2 hours weekly. 

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Dec 11 at 01:09 PM

Amen is a Hebrew word, meaning 'So let it be'. It made its way into Aramaic, Greek, Arabic and all languages influenced by Judaism/Christianity.  See Amen - Wikipedia

Dec 11 at 11:06 AM

Cate   have you seen Jason post about  UNIFYD Healing Update | December 11th at 3PM EST - YouTube  ? It's probably a bit early in Australia, just letting you know, in case you can make it.

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Dec 10 at 02:05 PM

First thing my mind goes to when I see that, is the Hebrew letters Gimmel and Alef (in a more approximate form as if somebody is just learning how to draw them).  In fact, in history, as the script evolved, in some stages they looked pretty much identical to how you draw them.  See here: Cursive Hebrew - Wikipedia

In ROL, Rabbi AA continually urges Ray to learn/read Hebrew and Aramaic (I think he is talking about Classical versions of them, as Ray already speaks Modern Hebrew, which is a little bit different).

Who knows, maybe those will be lingua franca again, in the new world that is coming. They were so in the history, so it could happen again. I am thinking of all these people all over the world who have this desire to learn these languages, all of the sudden, something must be driving it.

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Dec 09 at 07:32 PM

Sometimes if you have to speak in a language that you are not native to, you may try to help yourself get the ideas out by gesticulating a lot. I do that too, as English is not my native language. In my case is almost a symptom of frustration, as it is so difficult to get complex ideas out, when using a non-native language.

People when are under lots of stress/excitement may end up switching to their mother tongue, without even realizing it. If you watched, I love Lucy, you would see that idea comically brought out, with Ricky switching to Spanish when he is under psychological stress. Jesus, when on the cross, it seems it switched to his native Aramaic dialect, making people wonder what He was talking about, as it was not the dialect they spoke. Real humanity manifesting itself with all its limitations.

If you don't have this experience (e.g. speak only English) it may be hard to identify. Note that the voice speaking with perfect English pronunciation seems to be an AI generated one.

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Dec 08 at 06:31 PM

And in the long run, you pay less with annual.

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Dec 08 at 06:28 PM

The only thing extra that I am aware of going on right now, is access to another forum that is not publicly available and access to the latest chapter from ROL, called trans(c)edusing.

Private forum, not much activity, most of posting happens on this forum only, and it is no different than this one in form.

Access to extra chapter, Jason says like everything else published wrt Ray/TLS, it will become freely available to everybody after a while.

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