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Here’s a story of a person’s (r)evolution with TruSage. This starts with my response, then his 1st letter and followed by his 2nd letter.

The reason for sharing is because I want everyone to know that they can find their own answers inside themselves with the techniques we deliver from TruSage.

This guy is awesome and you will find his openness, caring, inner strength and love INSPIRING!

He has turned his life around — in all the right directions — in a few short months. Not bad after a few long decades!

This is great, E.B.
Getting along with your self is SUPER!
Nobody is perfect.
Your efforts will be richly rewarded; peace!
The friendliness path you are on is brilliant! It keeps you open, present, compassionate, accepting, calm and powerful.
You are opening up to your freedom, relaxation, creativity, inner strength, and you are just getting started.
Who would have ever thought that your openness to evolving and uncomfortable
thoughts/feelings/images would be A DOOR! An unconscious signal that you
can be a lot happier, healthier, freer and contribute to the world to make
it a better place; The E.B. Way!
You’ll be getting another TruSage call very soon,
Best wishes,
Dr. Alman
www.TruSage.com
800 217 7001
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1st of 2 emails….
From: E.B.
Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2010 2:18 PM
To: Dr. Brian Alman
Subject: Hey Dr Alman!
Hope you’re having a great weekend.
Mini-breakthrough for me! I’m really learning to get along with myself.
Haha. After I stopped shouting at myself and trying to stop feeling or
thinking, I realized I’ve been doing all of this for a reason, and I’m not
mad or really confused with myself anymore. It’s OK that I had been
thinking about this so much and trying to figure this out. Why wouldn’t I?
It’s OK that I’ve been so scared and worried about all of this. Why
wouldn’t I? What had been happening was that I was trying to solve a
concept or a thought in my head, which was completely impossible, and I was
doing it because I was afraid of what I was thinking about. It’s funny to
realize that my feelings and my thoughts were on the same side the whole
time. It’s just different approaches to the same problem. So basically,
now that I’ve stopped trying to fix or get rid of any of this stuff, this is
what it boils down to:

Feelings – I’m always gonna be afraid of the concept that something could
have affected me that I can’t see or don’t know about, and even though I’m
pretty much 100% sure that’s not the case and can be satisfied with that,
I’m more worried that I’m gonna think about this stuff and look for
something that isn’t there even though I’m fine for the rest of my life
since these questions have been brought up.

Thoughts – This is ridiculous. But I can’t solve this concept, I can’t
change the way I feel, I can’t go back in time and take this thought back,
and I can’t change the way I am as the 15th row, so I’ll probably keep
thinking about this.

And I guess that’s it for now. It’s very calming to put this to some sort
of close and not be fighting with this anymore. I know there’s something
more, a last row conclusion to this whole thing, which is really seeming
more and more like a riddle that can’t be solved, but I’ll be patient and
wait for that to come up on its own. For now, I’m happy that I can accept
myself, and even though it’s still frustrating, be satisfied with it!

Thanks for the TruSage calls, Dr. Alman!

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Something crazy happened a couple of hours after I sent you that last e-mail. All of this 15th row stuff that I kept thinking about, running through it in my head all the time like I’d been doing for god knows how long now, I just stopped for a second and realized, “This isn’t me. I don’t want to keep doing this anymore. This isn’t who I am, and it’s not what I really think of myself. And I have a choice. I’m not trapped thinking about thinking. That’s just me being negative. And I can choose to keep imagining about what my own 15th row is gonna think all day or I can accept it, let it keep going on in the background, and actually just be me, feel the way I want to feel, and be the guy I’ve always wanted to be.”

It was what I was looking for this whole time. I just feel so good right now. It’s like once I started doing all of this stuff with you and I realized that I had been so negative to myself this whole time, when the 15th row really came out and started suggesting everything and looking at everything from such a negative and gloomy viewpoint, I thought that was what I really thought of myself, and I have been living in this fantasy world in my head ever since, trying to fight with this concept I had in my head of myself. It sounds completely ridiculous, and it was. And I kept waiting for something to happen so I could finally “get this” and be through with all of these negative thoughts about what if I were secretly something I’m not, but ironically that was my whole problem anyway. Thinking about if there’s something wrong with me ISN’T ME. That negative way of looking at the world and my own mind like I have some secret agenda ISN’T ME. That 15th row viewpoint ISN’T ME. It isn’t what I want to do, and the way I’ve ever been happy, successful, or feeling like me. It sure as hell is a part of me, in a way that I can actually understand, and even appreciate, now. It’s just trying to get me to the same spot that I want to go, but it does it by making sure I’m OK. And I love that. And I was stuck there because every time I got to the last row, I kept asking myself, “Am I OK? How do I fix this other stuff down here and how do I figure this out?” I’ll never figure it out. I’ll never figure out how to stop thinking about thinking. I’ll never figure out how to change a concept in my head that I came up with in the first place. And I can’t figure it out, but that’s the point. I can’t really put that into other words. It doesn’t need words. I don’t know if it can be described – it just makes sense to me. Maybe it’s that MY MIND can’t be described in words, because all of this stuff, good and bad, all my accumulated knowledge of everything I’ve ever known, comes from somewhere I can’t see in the first place, and that’s how all of my thoughts and feelings are generated. That’s a mind bender, but it makes sense.

THANKS FOR EVERYTHING, Dr. Alman

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