Akhi

Chicago, IL, United States

13 Dec 21:04

Jason said early January.

13 Dec 19:18

Jesse Town if you want to help people with addictions (and other issues), you are certainly at the right place. People here are all eager to advance their lives, and getting rid of addiction is certainly one great step towards that. Feel free to give the forums a try: UNIFYD TV

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13 Dec 19:10

At my place I was advised that there will be some detox symptoms. But once you get over that, you really feel invigorated and clean.

(In my case I peed a LOT even after the session :-) )

13 Dec 19:03

I am not sure anybody goes through the comments and collects questions for TLS or Ray.

13 Dec 19:02

If you want to post questions that may have a chance to reach Ray/Jason or TLS, I believe the place is here:  https://44ev6j23bhs.typeform.com/tv-support?typeform-source=unifyd.tv

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I didn't want to make my post too long, but out of the blue, without even thinking at the time on it, some great ideas just popped into my mind; in relation to some of the projects I am working on.

Even if that doesn't have anything to do with EES, the fact that you are forced to relax and just clear out your mind is a great benefit in itself. They didn't allow me to take in any distraction (phone, books, papers), you just lie there and relax. I discovered something in that alone, I need to have those kinds of times more regularly.

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13 Dec 18:52

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. 

Michelle Reyes No, only EES system.

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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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11 Dec 13:09

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