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christian says

Hi Burt!

Great videos!I really appre­ci­ated the piece about being neu­tral for heal­ing prac­tices and pro­gram­ming! You are a bright light!

Much Love
Christian

umakanthan perumal says

I am stressed and my stress level has a great impact on my neck and my back.

I can feel the build up of stress on my neck and this has caused incon­ve­nience while I am sleep­ing or even while at work.

Please help me to relieve my stress and pain on my neck and my back.

Thank you and god bless you

Julie says

Thanks for your infor­ma­tive vids. Also the paper tear­ing heal­ing and the pos­i­tive glasses are great heal­ing tools. I appre­ci­ate your answer­ing my ques­tions. Salaams, Julie

Elaine G says

I really enjoy watch­ing these cur­rent videos of Burt talk­ing and answer­ing ques­tions. (I have the Mind Box which is audio).

dras says

hi, burt!
thanks for answer­ing my ques­tion way back, con­firm­ing the non-cruciality of breath-control in med­i­ta­tion! nev­er­the­less there’s more to this ques­tion (i obvi­ously wasn’t pre­cise enough), so i’ll try to put it more clearly now: my prob­lem is also that i can­not move *at all* („locked-in syn­drome“, rather rare, but luck­ily ever more rec­og­nized), except i regained some move­ment in my neck (so i can type this)! now, i haven’t tried any of your com­mer­cial pack­ages, but first i want to get along with the free­bies you gen­er­ously gave here & there… the men­tioned prob­lem con­fuses me very much: i can­not *per­form* some seem­ingly very mighty things — specif­i­cally, i can’t do the bhaga (no tongue con­trol either), nor can i draw the dwa­dle!… as to bhaga – does the visu­al­i­sa­tion of it suf­fice? as to dwa­dle – i *can* draw it on the com­puter screen & cir­cle my eyes around it to cer­tain extent, but is that enough? should i print it out?…
i know i seem to be too off, too strange, but this issue cov­ers the gen­eral prin­ci­ple prob­lem of all dis­abled folks (i pre­fer the term ‘mis­abled’) – if my body can’t (or can par­tially only) exer­cise an action — what, how & how much can *my mind*? (i believe this to be one of the biggest chal­lenges that mis­abil­ity brings!…)
i really look for­ward to you answer­ing this, i believe it would be appri­ci­ated by many mis­abled folks!…
thanks for your time & light! :-}
bye, dras

Romeo says

G’day Burt,
Regard­ing the dwad­dle, boy did it work for me. I wrote you about it a cou­ple of months ago. I had this huge lump on my back shoul­der as big as a ten­nis ball, and after lis­ten­ing to the QJ1 for three months,I won­dered whether the dwad­dle will work for me like it did for that lady with a lump on her breast. So I took a photo of my back and place it on the wall in front of my com­puter, the idea was that I would look at it every time I stop work­ing. Well to make the story short it only took exactly three days and the lump was gone. It did not just dis­ap­pear like magic but remem­ber it only took three days,but thats another story.I am now a proud owner of a before and after pho­tos of what the dwad­dle did for me. I’ll share it to you if you want it. Oh by the way I am an Architect,I can draw, Romeo

Robert says

Burt: I was thrilled to hear you say that you will be more suc­cess­ful as a healer if you remove your emo­tion from the equa­tion. I have a hard time cre­at­ing emo­tion most of the time.

Does one remove his emo­tion when heal­ing only? Or does he remove emo­tion dur­ing every aspect of med­i­ta­tion and man­i­fest­ing? Is it nec­es­sary to remove emo­tion for the law of attrac­tion to work?

Thanks a million.

Robert

richard says

very infor­ma­tive videos

dolly says

Hi Burt,
Thanks for your wis­dom and gen­uine help,towards
human­ity ! could you attune me to a higher heal­ing vibe with the fin­ger touch move.Thanks
Dolly.

Jose says

Dear Burt,
Many con­grat­u­la­tions on your Birth­day and thank you very much for trans­mit­ing all your wis­dom and expe­ri­ence in a very pos­si­ble sim­ple form. Jose

Michael Hurley says

Hello Burt,
Hope that I am not late in wish­ing you a very happy and joy­ful birth­day. we need peo­ple like you Burt, peo­ple like you with big hearts and unselfish motives.
You inspire peo­ple in a beau­ti­ful way.
Thank you
Mike (Ireland)

Sara says

Happy Birth­day Burt thank you for shar­ing all your wis­dom with the com­muin­ity, your pro­gram keeps me moti­vated to stay focus in today, thank you vary mch my best wishes for you always.
Sara

nanciellen says

Happy Birth­day, Burt !

Thank you again for a great video session.

Always appre­ci­ate your infor­ma­tion and techniques.

May every moment be the best yet !

Felipe Arturo says

I have Pros­per­ity Pro­gram and you talk about the Moon Pull the things is that you don’t men­tion exactly what to do in the day that the moon is full, can you give more hints about the Moon Pull. Thanks Felipe Arturo

Virupaxayya says

Many Many Happy Returns of the Day!!!

Surya says

HI, Burt… I didnt know that today is your B’Day.
Many many happy returns of the Day.You are doing a splen­did job to help peo­ple and I wish you best of luck and want your good­wish for all of us.Hav a great day ahead.

Javier says

Dear Burt
Happy Birth­day. My best wishes to You.
God bless You

Edward says

Very beni­fi­cial Thank You all .

Alison Roberts says

Dear Burt, Thank you for the videos. Does the Dwad­dle work for both heal­ing myself and heal­ing oth­ers?
I have had a bad sinus infec­tion that has lasted all month of Sep­tem­ber. Could I heal that with the dwad­dle\
Can you explain the dif­fer­ent tech­niques to heal one­self and the tech­nique to heal another per­son, no mat­ter how far away? with the Dwaddle?

Another ques­tion. You have men­tioned “the Book” that is included with the Mind­box series part I and part 11
How do I get that? I have no printer. Thank you for your reply. Alison

Bea says

WOW! Thank you Burt for tak­ing time to answer me!!! I’m so happy! I’m going to wear my glasses always!

Zdenka says

The jour­ney we are on proovs the pur­pose in life has its hgher inten­tion, sim­ple and empty minded, magic in real­ity.
Dear Burt, if only I could meet the real indi­vid­ual under this pre­cious you.
Zdemka

Winifred says

Hi Burt i love watch­ing your videos i always end up with a smile on my face… thanks.… winifred

Zdenka says

Dear Burt, every minute spent with you is the most pre­cious. For some years I have spent in the very simil­liar trainy as you are teach­ing us. My heart flyes with joy when you con­firm the teach­ings.
To pre­pare myself for this jour­ney takes a bit more time and effort but it is worth every lit­tle step made into the upper level of being.
Please let me hear what does this mean: If you want to get this upper con­scious­ness you have to leave every­thig, by minoris­ing until you get the state of nonaction.You dont act, and every­thing is done.
I am grate­ful to have this expe­ri­enced myself and it realy works. Just see­ing the time passes and with this calm, inner posi­tion, not wor­ring, not even bor­der­ing every­thing is done.
Help me to get your videos. Money seems to be energy I still have not accepted the same tech­nol­ogy toget it, to have it enough to pay my ser­vices and let me seek the ways for this beau­ti­ful jour­ney life gets to the next level.
You are me if I could be you. Thank you for your pres­ence.
Best for your path
Zdenka, Croatia

Zdenka says

Dear Burt, every minute spent with you is the most pre­cious. For some years I have spent in the very simil­liar trainy as you are teach­ing us. My heart flyes with joy when you con­firm the teach­ings.
To pre­pare myself for this jour­ney takes a bit more time and effort but it is worth every lit­tle step made into the upper level of being.
Please let me hear what does this mean: If you want to get this upper con­scious­ness you have to leave every­thig, by minoris­ing until you get the state of nonaction.You dont act, and every­thing is done.
I am grate­ful to have this expe­ri­enced myself and it realy works. Just see­ing the time passes and with this calm, inner posi­tion, not wor­ring, not even bor­der­ing every­thing is done.
Help me to get your videos. Money seems to be heavy energy since I still have not accepted the same tech­nol­ogy to it, to have it enough to pay my ser­vices and let me seek the ways for this beau­ti­ful jour­ney life gets to the next level.
You are me if I could be you. Thank you for your pres­ence.
Best for your path
Zdenka, Croatia

Beth says

I used to have a pain in my neck, and Burt, you tore it away with the paper. I love your videos; you are inspir­ing and make mirac­u­lous things seem so very nat­ural. I see actual changes tak­ing place. These are amaz­ing gifts you give, thank you for every­thing you share.

Beth

anna harper says

fan­tas­tic, thank you Burt. Have used the dwa­dle twice worked per­fectly. Today I had to just imag­ine the dwa­dle, I was out and about, no paper or pen to hand.
Imag­in­ing the dwa­dle also worked. Great stuff, look­ing for­ward to your next Dear Burt, thank you.

C says

Your com­ments about com­pet­ing with your­self hit home and brought a ‘smile,’ this is good!
I have always said, ‘I am not com­pet­i­tive with oth­ers, but I am with me.’ Got to ‘bet­ter’ my best.
Lately I have been slug­gish, thanks for remind­ing me about my com­pe­ti­tion.
C

Peter Chabanowich says

Dear Burt:

What a delight you are! Flex­i­ble, inven­tive, expe­ri­enced served up with humor and the light touch. It would be grand, lad, were we to meet for a relaxed and won­der­ful lunch in that restau­rant in Ire­land. Dwad­dles are tough for artists, but tough didn’t stop me before. I’ll let you know the moment I expe­ri­ence a suc­cess­ful heal­ing with the dwad­dle tech­nique. Never did I fancy myself a healer until I expe­ri­enced heal­ing myself from intense pain — in three min­utes! Not a for­get­table moment. I have tried to heal another’s pain, but have so far been unsuc­cess­ful. Burt, bless you for heal­ing the world, one soul at a time!

Another Grasshop­per — Peter Chabanowich

Rebecca says

Hi Burt, love the paint­ing! What great advice you are giv­ing out here. I think you are really onto some­thing when you speak of not being so emo­tion­ally attached.
I used the dwa­dle with a friend who was in a lot of pain and it really helped. I fig­ured– “well, the worst thing that can hap­pen is that it won’t work”- the dwa­dle works very well for emo­tions too.
IE_ “where do you feel this emo­tion in your body?” mark that on the dwa­dle and them run your eyes around the perime­ter. You are only lim­ited if you don’t try it… Can’t hurt!

Pat Viro says

Thanks again, Burt! I love these!

mary says

Hi Burt
I love your paint­ing it is cool and relax­ing to look at,it is quite funny as soon as I saw it i said I bet he drew that after he jumped and then dur­ing the con­ver­a­tion you said you had painted it after you QJ when you were 78, it is won­der­ful. I am to chicken to QJ I do have the tapes but have used them once, I think a lot of us are con­troled by fears and don’t know why. Any way keep up the good work I love all the top­ics addressed.

mary

margo says

Thannk you Burt. As usual you get it right. It is a chal­lenge to com­mu­ni­cate what it meant by desire and emo­tions. I always think that what is meant by strong emo­tions is more allow­ing your­self to feel for exam­ple the joy of suc­cess, but not the yupeee kind of joy, rather the quiet joy that comes when one is totally at peace and clear inside and allow­ing the energy of joy to flow out into the pic­ture that one holds of what­ever is desired.
Bless you Burt for all you do

Nevenka says

When was that filmed? How old is sir Burt? 83? 81 ?

Mikael says

Thank you, sir.

I really like your method for over­com­ing the result killer P. Sounds good.

I just found these 3 sim­ple advices to get­ting things done:

1. Write down all the things you want to get done for the day. Every­thing from writ­ing, cre­at­ing con­tent, or plan­ning your next project to answer­ing your email and bal­anc­ing your checkbook.

2. Assign a spe­cific time to each task or group of tasks. Any­thing from 15 min­utes to 2 hours. Chunks of 30 min­utes or less work best.

3. Select a task, start a timer (like an egg time), and focus on noth­ing but accom­plish­ing that task. This means you don’t answer the phone, you don’t get up for a drink, you don’t log onto Face­book — none of that. You remain focused on the task-at-hand!

My ques­tion is:

How do you rec­om­mend cleans­ing Chakras etc? I’m really inter­ested to hear your view on this. I know about white light visu­al­iza­tion method for example.

You visu­al­ize big white (or golden) bright light ball around you and breath in this healthy, refresh­ing, vital­iz­ing, cleans­ing, ener­giz­ing, pro­tect­ing white light; which has only pos­i­tive and ben­e­fi­cial impact for you. You feel your­self fill­ing with this qual­ity bright light, untill you feel you are 100 % full of this light. You can ask from your­self how full you feel you are you of this light. When you are full, you ask this light ball to change to a size what­ever is appro­r­i­ate for you the rest of the day.

Other method I have heard of, is imag­in­ing white big hands cleans­ing your aura clean and when cleansed, you visu­al­ize hands dis­ap­pear­ing. Or some­thing like that.

I pro­grammed at Alpha level, that when I do the Bagha and men­tally say “Light ball On”, this bright light ball with pos­i­tive and ben­e­fi­cial impact appears auto­mat­i­cally around me as long as suit­able at that time and I auto­mat­i­cally breath this light into myself. Light ball then dis­s­a­pears auto­mat­i­cally when it’s best. I do this when I’m alone.

Bagha Duo tech­nique (from Mind­box) by the way works like a charm often. I have had some amaz­ing results with it. )

I appre­ci­ate greatly these bril­liant techniques.

As Neil Young sings:
Keep on rocking.

sumitra says

Dear Burt,
We use sim­i­lar tech­nique in India when some­one have a Chick­en­pox we make some­thing like dwa­dle, but not by draw­ing. We make human shape with cot­ton balls and red color. Join the cot­ton ball with each other with red color mak­ing human shape and stick it on the 8 1/2 X 11 paper and stick it on the wall and do Puja and soon, just like magic Chick­en­pox starts to dry up and soon you are healed. I just didn’t know we already had a tech­nique, but only used for Chick­en­pox.
Thanks,
Sumi

Neemu says

Thanks Burt. I was so happy to see my ques­tion answered. I found this video very help­ful and
the last part where you do the heal­ing is amazing.

Frank says

Hy Burt
Your Dear Burt to day was very fine and I think I learned a lot ! Your nr 3 — hon­estly I got the feel­ing that you was tired, but today — very fine and thank you for your way to explain the stuff.
I still have a ques­tion about the Fun Money — is it ok just to visu­al­ize that you use the amount (5 or 10 % of your income or do you have to spend for real — some­times it may be dif­fi­cult to use an amoount just for fun, when you have a lot of expen­sives and a very lit­tle income.

Hi

Oer­nen

Tony says

Hi Burt,

Great videos these. [this mes­sage is a bit long but I think is valuable]

Near the end of the sec­ond video about com­pe­ti­tion with your­self is a great idea. This reminded me of when I was at school doing sports against a lot of other schools, and one sport the ‘high jump’ I was entering.

I had knocked over the pole pre­vi­ously and there was one more high jump to do that was even higher. I didn’t know at the time that this next jump was the last one, and if I knocked it over I would come 3rd, and if I jumped it with­out knock­ing it over I would of come first over many com­pet­ing schools.

So, not know­ing any of the above I remem­ber what my think­ing was just before I went to do the jump [this ties in about com­pet­ing with your­self]. I thought, I’m gonna really push my legs as hard as I can on this jump and jump as high as I can, lets see what I can do [the pre­vi­ous jumps I never thought like this!].

It was as if I was com­pet­ing with myself to jump higher than I had before [and this is the point].

Well I jumped over the pole and it didn’t fall off. the other pupils of the other schools tried jump­ing over the pole but none of them could at all, the pole kept being knocked off.

Then I found out that because I actu­ally jumped over that hight pole, I won over the entire schools in the high jump and came first.

Also, the only emo­tion I recall before jump­ing the last pole was mak­ing sure my leg mus­cles were going to push as hard as they can at the right moment to jump the pole [not think­ing about win­ning at all].

So com­pet­ing with your­self is a great idea.

Con­cern­ing pro­cras­ti­na­tion, another idea is if you do one thing you know that you can do ‘eas­ily’ towards a goal, just do that easy one thing you know you can eas­ily do [like to tidy up your whole office first put a few pieces of paper in the bin and thats it].

By doing that will give you a pos­i­tive sense of feel­ing. And will set you up for the sec­ond part.

Sec­ondly, do some­thing that is a lit­tle beyond what you think you can do, you should feel moti­vated after doing the first step [e.g fill up a rub­bish bag of unwanted paper, let­ters, notes etc].

Thirdly, think of some­thing that seems out­ra­geous, like tidy the whole office and put every­thing in a com­pletely neat and tidy order with no clut­ter etc [the main orig­i­nal goal].

This third step should be a lot eas­ier and you will feel closer to the goal and moti­vated when you have eas­ily done the first and sec­ond steps, because you will be more pos­i­tive and ful­filled hav­ing done the first and sec­ond steps.

This con­cept is much bet­ter than hav­ing the tar­get goal [e.g. tidy my whole office] and then try and gather enough moti­va­tion with­out being put off or feel­ing that it’s too much of a chore and want­ing to do some­thing else what you really want to do.

Thanks, have a great day.

Tony

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