Archive for December, 2010
Blog: WHAT CAN BE NEW IN THE NEW YEAR?
Posted by David Ellzey on December 31st, 2010
NOTE: Free Introductory Evenings in New York City, Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 8, 2011
“Tons lifted off my shoulders”
Edward Grossman, Monroe, NY
“…Years of stories and hang-ups gone in seconds!”
Helen Wingate, UK
“I’ve been given an experience of who I am behind all the stories, roles, history…Thank you, David, from the bottom of my heart.”
Dhiresha Marshall, Durham, NC
“I have so much gratitude for you, David, for your gentle and loving approach to making the Sedona Method a natural part of life. Releasing is happening almost automatically. The only way I can think of to thank you enough is to tell everyone I meet, just how close within their reach freedom really is.”
Annie Smutko, New York, NY
These are quotes after attending a Sedona Method basic or advanced weekend. If any of the words above resonate with you, please honor your own happiness for this coming year and read more or reserve your spot in the next seminar nearest you. Who you truly are, beneath your fear requires no changing, but rather uncovering. Your self-defeating beliefs about money, your body, intimacy, and love, don’t require changing, but rather letting go.
So for this New Year, I invite you to learn to, or increase your ability to, let go of what covers your greater sense of life and the loving Truth of who you are. The Sedona Method is unparalled in its speed of letting go of the old and revealing the deepest you. Both the Foundational and Advanced courses are open doorways to a more fulfilling experience of your life.
Freedom is possible. Freedom from anxiety, confusion, lack of clarity. Freedom is yours to have now, during the challenges of the coming year, and for the rest of your life.
Happy New Year!
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PS. Click on Calendar for basic and advanced seminar dates and The Sedona Method for more about what this technique really is.
Audio Blog: FREEDOM TIP #4. Finding inner peace even in the holidays.
Posted by David Ellzey on December 17th, 2010
I’ve recorded this special short audio as my holiday gift to you. It’s designed to help you experience relief and inner peace right now amidst this busy holiday time. Where is your attention focused, on problems or on peace? Can we live addressing life’s concerns and yet with a background of calm and peace? Listen and find out.
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Wishing you all the best for this holiday season and a very happy New Year.
Here’s to your greatest freedom,
PS. If you are moved by this audio and the peace you may experience, please check your calendar for Feb. 4-6 for the Coach Level One Course and Feb 12-13 for the Sedona Method Foundations Course. Both are in New York. And in Holland, I’ll offer a 5-Day Intensive, June 2-6, 2011 for the first time. It is possible to live with this greater peace as a new background for your life.
Blog: Show Me the Love. How to Stop Self-Judgment.
Posted by David Ellzey on December 7th, 2010
As I look out at the cold wintery woods from inside my friend’s warm home here in North Carolina, I catch my breath after teaching The 
Sedona Method and advanced course "What’s Love Got to Do With it?" around the world, from New York City, to Holland, London, and North Carolina.
Certainly, the topic of love is a universal one, but the issue of self-judgment and non-love of ourselves is just as universal, yet less addressed.
Do you judge or criticize yourself? Does it sabotage your happiness, success, or well-being? Self-judgment is a learned habit. Thus, luckily it can be unlearned. We picked it up at some early point of our lives. It can be a family or cultural lineage carried on sometimes for generations. And What’s Love Got to Do With it? Everything. However, it’s not enough to simply say, we should be more loving to ourselves. Letting go of our non-love is the key, but how is that done?
While teaching around the world I saw face after face go from heaviness and suffering to lightness, openness, and peace as people recognized the freedom and love found in letting go of self-judgment and self-punishment. This happened as they discovered the lie of being "bad", imperfect, always wrong, or unloveable.
Imagine, I mean in this very moment, seriously, this very moment, what it would be like to have your eyes rest on this page without a mental background of "you should be, in any way, different than who you are in this moment." You should be more productive, better looking, more responsible, and the million additional thoughts of, "I should…" If these thoughts didn’t exist for this moment, can you get a sense of the relief and how the mind quiets a bit?
When we let go of our non-love and negative self-thoughts, our true nature is revealed: a quiet presence, love, a peace beyond description. From this place we deal more patiently with our teenagers, eat more healthy, have no fear to tell those we care about that we love them, or drive in traffic with more calm. In short, life changes in all ways when we love ourselves and when we accept that the source of love we have been seeking is right here within ~ waiting for our attention.
But you know all this. Self-love has been preached for ages. So what am I saying that’s new? I’m saying you can actually let go of the non-love, then the self-love is natural, organic, and forever.
Lester Levenson, founder of The Sedona Method, said, as did many-a-wise-sage, "Love is the foundation of our existence". Consider, right now, letting go of your self-judgment. If this seems hard or impossible, please take what you’re reading seriously. Click here for more about this technique of inner freedom, The Sedona Method.
Read what Norbert Martin, from Switzerland, said after the Love Course and the Sedona Method,
"At the outset of this course, I experienced a shift in consciousness, a great broadening of courageousness. It was a real surprise to discover a new strength … just springing from within. Not only has this shift persisted until now, a month after the course, but it is still expanding."
Join Norbert and the thousands around this spinning globe who are dissolving self-punishing thoughts and feelings and uncovering a new way of experiencing life ~ with a new love for themselves, others, and for life itself.
CLICK HERE for more about The Sedona Method and upcoming courses.
I wish you the greatest of joy, love and happiness,
PS. If you are near New York City or wish to have a great visit while you are here, the next two courses are Feb 4-6 and Feb 12-13.
CLICK HERE for more info.