Posts from the Inner Peace Category
Video Blog: Peace Beyond Stress and Beyond the Busy Mind.
Posted by David Ellzey on April 1st, 2010
Thanks! Over five thousand of you have watched this short humorous video on youtube ~ about living beyond limitation. Because of its popularity, I thought I’d share it here as well. (Are your speakers on? For full screen, click on the second symbol from the bottom right corner of the video) For more videos, scroll down.
See CALENDAR for the next event and learn to walk through the illusions of the mind and be free of emotions that hinder your happiness and success at work and at home.
With my greatest wishes for your well being,
Blog: Did St Francis of Assisi walk his talk?
Posted by David Ellzey on January 6th, 2010
As the valley stretched before me across central Italy, my heart calmed and my stress quieted as I 
imagined St Francis of Assisi standing next to me atop the very wall I was standing on and saying, "Be still, David and know peace." As I was there in Assisi, I gained a sense of this great teacher who once voiced my favorite quote of my life, "Teach peace wherever you go and in whatever you do. And when necessary, use words."
Back in time, in a life-defining moment, St Francis stood on the battlefield and decided to walk away, against his families hopes for his reputation as a great soldier. He felt an unwavering voice inside telling him to follow peace. He definately walked the talk ~ and with violence and danger all around him.
When Lester Levenson, the creator of the Sedona Method, invites us in his teachings, to be still and know unlimited peace no matter what is going on around us, he wants us to know the peace that St Francis knew. This peace is beyond all worldly concerns. This is the invitation of the Sedona Method. Even amidst your daily trials, learn to easily feel free of anxiety, fear, anger and more.
For more information on how to dissolve anxiety and other emotions, click on The Sedona Method link above. For specifics on when and where you can find the peace that St Francis and Lester speak of click on the Calendar link above.
For your greatest life,
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Blog: Want a quick release? Watch this.
Posted by David Ellzey on January 31st, 2009
Unshaven and in my sweats? I know, strange for a professional like me. Here’s my point. Whether dressed to the nines or in sweats, are you happy and at peace inside? Watch this six minute video below and be guided to let go of whatever is between you and a happier day, today. Dressed up or not …
I hope this served your well-being today. Let me know if it did - or any thoughts you have. Add them below where it says "comments". I look forward to hearing from you.
Here’s to your happiness and well being, dressed up or not.
For your greatest life,
How to Survive the New Year and These Times of Change:
Posted by David Ellzey on January 2nd, 2009
From 30,000 feet somewhere over New Mexico.
As the New Year comes, how do we gracefully complete and move on from one 
moment to the next, or to the next day, year, relationship, or job? Mastering change takes courage and an inner conviction to live a joyful life.
With the nearly zero degree weather and my special family holidays fading behind me in Chicago, I approach what’s next for me, teaching in Sedona, AZ. I sit in this back row seat on the plane and move on to what’s next - as all of us have done since we first traveled that long journey from the comfortable yet enclosed womb to this unlimited world outside of our mother’s belly.
Change of any sort can cause minor to major anxiety. Have you ever noticed that change often occurs - then after, we suffer. Or we suffer as we anticipate change. Sometimes the change has already taken place and the degree of suffering we feel is based largely on our longing for what was. This longing or holding onto what used to be is a kind of self-imposed hell we devise for ourselves.
I am not saying change is not challenging, I have lived through my own hellish journeys in my time. What I am saying is that our speed of transition is largely determined by the feelings we feel. More importantly, it is essential to know that feelings can easily be let go of and replaced with a deeper calm and peace, even during these rare times of global and personal change.
Lester Levenson, who created the Sedona Method, predicted these times and heartfully urged us to know who we truly are in order to make it through these days with courage and inner peace. He spoke of who we are beyond our emotional response. He was inviting you and me to let go of holding onto our rollercoaster of emotions and discover the unlimited, capable, peaceful soul that is beneath them ~ in essence, our true nature.
This may seem easier said than done. Yet, thousands worldwide continue to practice letting go through The Sedona Method and living more fulfilling lives. If you’d like to learn to let go easily and live a happier life in all circumstances, register now for a simple two day semimar that can change your life forever. See the Calendar link above for upcoming dates. If you are already a graduate, register for the advanced courses and experience a new level of ease and freedom in every area of your life, even that area that triggers your emotions the most. There is no limit to your freedom.
I look forward to seeing you face to face and supporting you in having a tremendous life.
Don’t postpone this opportunity. The door is open to your inner happiness. Just walk in.
For your freedom,
PS. FOR A FUN DEMONSTRATION OF HOW TO LET GO OF INNER OBSTACLES: CLICK HERE