Today I listened to your audio presentation for the third (or maybe fourth) time and keep getting more of what you’re saying each time. It is amazing — thank you.

In response to your question about what was my first and/or strongest impression, strangely enough, it was “Was this guy ever involved in Scientology?” because the several years that I studied Scientology way back in the day was the only other time I’ve heard the concept of infinite spiritual beings creating a playing field in which to play the game of being human expressed so clearly and succinctly.

Now, the organization of Scientology turned out to be a very strange one indeed, with several aspects of it striking me as weird and/or “not right.” But the tools available there for “breaking through the cloud cover,” as it were, made a whole lot of sense to me and on a couple of occasions I experienced truly mind-blowing moments, which is what kept me hanging around as long as I did, even though I eventually bogged down and never progressed very far along the “bridge to total freedom.”

It’s been decades since I was involved, but the concepts I first came across there have stuck with me and, I’m sure, influenced my “take” on the world and my life. The idea of “cause” coming only from the sunny side of the cloud cover, never from “down here” is one that, at one time, made sense of a lot of things for me that otherwise didn’t make sense. I think I’ve forgotten that almost completely for quite a few years and it’s good to have my memory refreshed.

What I sense in your work is that, for me, it’s re-kindling the best aspects of what I learned back then and offering a non-organizational, non-doctrinaire way of achieving what Scientology promised but rarely, if ever, delivered (from what I could see).

That would be a gift of immeasurable magnitude and I look forward to taking the next step toward obtaining my “drilling tools.”

Bill Schuhle

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

As you might imagine, there’s a lot of guidance and instruction required to first flesh out the rest of the model, introduce the tools, and then give what I call “navigation support” for playing the Phase 2 Game and using them.

Stay tuned!

Your metaphor of the two stages of human life really made an impact on me when I saw Leap! It made a lot of sense to me. It also made it O.K. that I have screwed up so seemingly badly in spite of all the hard work and good intentions. It’s all just part of the game!!!

Bill Harris currently (July 13th 09) has a blog which are complimentary to Robert’s ideas: http://www.centerpointe.com/blog/

It was also good to hear someone challenge the idea that we are here to ‘learn lessons.’ I would have an almost phobic reaction whenever I heard that phrase and wondered at times if my reaction meant it was really true after all and I didn’t want to acknowledge it.

The You tube video was good too — ‘Unasleep’ sounds remarkably like Marianne Williamson.

Thanks to all the efforts by the creators of, and contributors to this site. We are truly living in an awesome age of possibility.

I absolutely resonate with what you say in the audio download.
For me it can’t be in other way. And fits in perfect way with what this wonderful being says in a video call perfect, from Unasleep
If you have the time .

Thank you very much

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsyIAKAAZMQ&feature=channel_page