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Originally Posted by ENdJOY
Yes, I always used this as a scale, but James isn't trying to sell anything ... he has donated his life's work, to be used to assist you to discover your Self.
He continues to contribute his time, energy and wisdom for free.
He doesn't do book tours, talk shows, or give private council...even though he has been asked to do so.
He remains fairly anonymous, because he desires the work to stand alone.
All that is needed is found on the (three) website for free. While the music (tool) does accelerate the process, the very slim profits go towards the technology required to keep them within the public's reach.
think of it as as a one time tithing...  |
Agreed. IMHO, those spiritual facilitators who are truly of service have varying ideas about themselves and their work and what they should be charging, but I do not know a really professional spiritual facilitator who can live without some income, do you? Avoid the ego-centered leaders and their cults. The real "Pay" of a spiritual facilitator is seeing you become more aware.
These ones are willing to listen patiently for hours on end to babbling mind chatter just for the pure joy of that one big "AHA" that finally comes forth.
Hubby and I are leaning more towards research and family and friends and we are arranging our lives to be able to work a pleasing business and have at least 4 hours a day for our timeless work.
But right now, I am at the level where I need the help of a facilitator and I'm willing to pay for it to the degree that I benefit from the experience. We pay for our experiences, whether it is that juicy angus steak or movie and popcorn or a past life session.
James gave a process (quantum breathing) that does not cost anyone a cent so no one has a just cause to call him a fraud because he gets some money from selling his artistic efforts.
However, if you felt you did not have the initial gumption to start and follow through on the process then you might want to form a group or, worst case, exchange with someone to act as your personal facilitator/coach until you developed it as a life routine.
Even in the Old Testament it says not to muzzle the ox that treads the grain, make sense?