Guest guest Posted July 30, 2009 Report Share Posted July 30, 2009 Hey, I had the option of taking my first exam between wednesday and saturday and decided to take it today (feeling I was on a role from acing my cpr test). I made an A on the exam! I want to thank all who helped me, it's helped beyond words! and man, I just want to say how relieved I am that I'm not going to have to remember where the glenohumeral joint or the acromioclavicular joint, or the lateral femoral condyle, or the acetabulum, etc. (yall get the point, haha) is in emergency situations, out in the field. What a relief! there was a lot of information in this introductory module (group of chapters) that I'm not even going to need to know out in the field, but by God I memorized them all, somehow, by the grace of Shakti and Tony's technique. Now I feel like my training is beginning, I've moved past the fear by moving through it instead of what I used to do by trying to suppress it and 'move on with life', and as a result, everything seems brighter and lighter and the objects in this world seem crisper/clearer. I stood my ground by putting my compassionate attention directly on my pain and discomfort and I'm still alive! Well anyways that's my good news, I might still have these fears pop up but I realize now all they are are just my emotional scars that need to be healed and allowed to integrate with my attention and intention. blessings all! craig Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2009 Report Share Posted July 30, 2009 Namaste how cool!. . . Ace?. . . .big smile. . . .congratulations . . . . love and peace ordinary sparrow , " kundaflame " <kundaflame wrote: > > Hey, I had the option of taking my first exam between wednesday and saturday and decided to take it today (feeling I was on a role from acing my cpr test). I made an A on the exam! I want to thank all who helped me, it's helped beyond words! > and man, I just want to say how relieved I am that I'm not going to have to remember where the glenohumeral joint or the acromioclavicular joint, or the lateral femoral condyle, or the acetabulum, etc. (yall get the point, haha) is in emergency situations, out in the field. What a relief! there was a lot of information in this introductory module (group of chapters) that I'm not even going to need to know out in the field, but by God I memorized them all, somehow, by the grace of Shakti and Tony's technique. Now I feel like my training is beginning, I've moved past the fear by moving through it instead of what I used to do by trying to suppress it and 'move on with life', and as a result, everything seems brighter and lighter and the objects in this world seem crisper/clearer. I stood my ground by putting my compassionate attention directly on my pain and discomfort and I'm still alive! > Well anyways that's my good news, I might still have these fears pop up but I realize now all they are are just my emotional scars that need to be healed and allowed to integrate with my attention and intention. > blessings all! > craig > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2009 Report Share Posted July 30, 2009 Wow! congratulations! great going. Linda , " kundaflame " <kundaflame wrote: > > Hey, I had the option of taking my first exam between wednesday and saturday and decided to take it today (feeling I was on a role from acing my cpr test). I made an A on the exam! I want to thank all who helped me, it's helped beyond words! > and man, I just want to say how relieved I am that I'm not going to have to remember where the glenohumeral joint or the acromioclavicular joint, or the lateral femoral condyle, or the acetabulum, etc. (yall get the point, haha) is in emergency situations, out in the field. What a relief! there was a lot of information in this introductory module (group of chapters) that I'm not even going to need to know out in the field, but by God I memorized them all, somehow, by the grace of Shakti and Tony's technique. Now I feel like my training is beginning, I've moved past the fear by moving through it instead of what I used to do by trying to suppress it and 'move on with life', and as a result, everything seems brighter and lighter and the objects in this world seem crisper/clearer. I stood my ground by putting my compassionate attention directly on my pain and discomfort and I'm still alive! > Well anyways that's my good news, I might still have these fears pop up but I realize now all they are are just my emotional scars that need to be healed and allowed to integrate with my attention and intention. > blessings all! > craig > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2009 Report Share Posted July 31, 2009 Hi Craig, good going buddy.. thats cool.. well done.. I like these words.. >I stood my ground by putting my compassionate attention directly on my pain and discomfort and I'm still alive! > Well anyways that's my good news, I might still have these fears pop up but I realize now all they are are just my emotional scars that need to be healed and allowed to integrate with my attention and intention. take a right turn into discomfort and keep your foot on the gas..lol.. love Bruce , " kundaflame " <kundaflame wrote: > > Hey, I had the option of taking my first exam between wednesday and saturday and decided to take it today (feeling I was on a role from acing my cpr test). I made an A on the exam! I want to thank all who helped me, it's helped beyond words! > and man, I just want to say how relieved I am that I'm not going to have to remember where the glenohumeral joint or the acromioclavicular joint, or the lateral femoral condyle, or the acetabulum, etc. (yall get the point, haha) is in emergency situations, out in the field. What a relief! there was a lot of information in this introductory module (group of chapters) that I'm not even going to need to know out in the field, but by God I memorized them all, somehow, by the grace of Shakti and Tony's technique. Now I feel like my training is beginning, I've moved past the fear by moving through it instead of what I used to do by trying to suppress it and 'move on with life', and as a result, everything seems brighter and lighter and the objects in this world seem crisper/clearer. I stood my ground by putting my compassionate attention directly on my pain and discomfort and I'm still alive! > Well anyways that's my good news, I might still have these fears pop up but I realize now all they are are just my emotional scars that need to be healed and allowed to integrate with my attention and intention. > blessings all! > craig > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2009 Report Share Posted July 31, 2009 YEAAAAAHHHHH! Well done you.A job well done, so proud of you, love elektra x x x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2009 Report Share Posted July 31, 2009 craig: so happy to hear this - you are in good hands with your Shakti and will continue to do well - thank you for sharing your doubts and fears it helps me realize that there is hope and that all good comes from surrendering - thinking of you dear fella e Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2009 Report Share Posted July 31, 2009 Nice going Craig! - I wish you great opportunity. - blessings to you Craig! - chrism , " kundaflame " <kundaflame wrote: > > Hey, I had the option of taking my first exam between wednesday and saturday and decided to take it today (feeling I was on a role from acing my cpr test). I made an A on the exam! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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