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Re: Working for the Monroe family?
Reply #15 - Jul 27^th, 2007 at 12:12pm

Greetings AhSo,

Neat !

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Do you think that the two experiences you had that preceded their C1 versions were showing that you have moved beyond chronological time ?
Also, since they used different senses and perceptions to show you what was coming, they show it wasn't just telepathic.

And since the eagle show up in several ways in your spiritual life, do you think it indicates connections between all those eagles, like it's a totem for your whole disc family, and this fellow dressed in eagle colors is a family member from your disk, etc?

Bets

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recoverer Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 5027 Gender:	Re: Working for the Monroe family? Reply #16 - Jul 27^th, 2007 at 3:10pm Ahso: What does the kitty have to say about the experiences? I like the wave Becky experienced.
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hawkeye Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 886 canada Gender:	Re: Working for the Monroe family? Reply #17 - Jul 27^th, 2007 at 5:38pm To have John and Penny as youe trainers. How fortunate for you. John has such a great sence of humor and Penny with her personal conection to Bob as her step father. Very knowledgeable about source. I also had the two of them back in Dec of last year at my Gateway. An experience I will never forget.
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AhSoLaoTsuAhhOmmra

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Reply #18 - Aug 1^st, 2007 at 11:16pm

Hi All,

Sorry i haven't gotten back to any of you till now. Life has been very busy for me lately, i'm now working with 3 different people. 2 young kids who have cerebral palsy pretty severely, and a guy my age who is mildly mentally retarded and who has some other issues. Before my TMI stay i was only working with two of them. Sooo, and on top of that, Becky and i have been getting ready for our 2nd marriage ceremony up in MA where most of our family and friends are. We're leaving tomorrow to go up there, and won't be back till the 12th.

I do want to get back to the people who asked me some stuff, but realistically speaking, it won't be for awhile.

Much love and appreciation to you all,
Justin

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hawkeye Super Member Offline Afterlife Knowledge Member Posts: 886 canada Gender:	Re: Working for the Monroe family? Reply #19 - Aug 2^nd, 2007 at 12:51pm Keep up your good work. My mother has been afficted by CP and shes great thatnk to loving people. Five kids, had a job in the 30's for a news paper. Now she's just getting ready to go Home.
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Re: Working for the Monroe family?
Reply #20 - Aug 11^th, 2007 at 8:58am

Hi Justin

Just noticed this thread. As you know I was at TMI in May this year and had Penny and John. They were the best!! I also did Lifeline and had two other trainers who were very knowledgable and good, but I don't think you can go past the Penny/John combination.

I can relate to much of what you say about TMI - that its the unexpected that really gets you - the LOVE that is experienced with the other participants is awesome. We too had a group of 22 and I can honestly say that we "fell in love" with each and every one. That would be the experience that I best remembered and have tried to spread on coming back home "down under". And yes, practice, practice, practice.

Good to talk to you again.
Much love
Irene

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AhSoLaoTsuAhhOmmra

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Re: Working for the Monroe family?
Reply #21 - Aug 16^th, 2007 at 10:41pm

black_panther wrote on Aug 11^th, 2007 at 8:58am:

Hi Justin

Just noticed this thread. As you know I was at TMI in May this year and had Penny and John. They were the best!! I also did Lifeline and had two other trainers who were very knowledgable and good, but I don't think you can go past the Penny/John combination.

I can relate to much of what you say about TMI - that its the unexpected that really gets you - the LOVE that is experienced with the other participants is awesome. We too had a group of 22 and I can honestly say that we "fell in love" with each and every one. That would be the experience that I best remembered and have tried to spread on coming back home "down under". And yes, practice, practice, practice.

Good to talk to you again.
Much love
Irene

Hi there Irene, nice to see you around. Thanks for dropping in, and i'm glad you also had such a great time at TMI! If you ever come to the states again, would love to meet up with you.

Hi Joe, thank you for the kind words. I wish her well on her journey my friend.

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Re: Working for the Monroe family?
Reply #22 - Aug 17^th, 2007 at 2:21pm

I went to see here a few weeks ago and she came out of a stuper she had been in for some weeks. We talked about her affliction (CP) and about a friend of her that has already pass over. Her friend had MS. Although Mom has been on morphine and is very close to going she told me of how she was ready to go and she new that both her and Fran, her friend, would be young anf healthy on the othrer side. No longer would they be crippled. Very cool.
Joe

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