Right Before My Eyes

Dear Avatar Journal

I have been receiving the Avatar Journal for 7 years. When I first received it in the mail, I read it with some interest and thought I probably had experienced all it had to offer through the Landmark courses and other books I had read. I read the Avatar Journal with the attention a frequent flyer might have listening to the flight attendant describe how to operate all the safety systems in case of an emergency.

Then on Mother's Day weekend 1996, I was informed that the job I was employed at for 22 years was ending, and the same weekend my 1 1/2 year old daughter was very sick with symptoms of diabetes. She was so close to death that she had to be taken to a children's hospital in a helicopter.

I then began to read the Avatar Journal with more attention, thinking I would do the course some day. But I waited and wondered when I would do it. In the fall of 1999, my attention was exhausted, and I could feel it. I wondered how I could ever create the time and money to take the course.

In December, 1999, my new place of employment closed for two weeks for remodeling and I thought, this is the time, and I will get the money. I took the course in Queens, NY, and after the first two days, I felt like I was on a two-week holiday. The exercises were simple and elegant in their design. Thank you, Victor. The Christmas lights on Broadway were the perfect place to practice the Feel-It exercises.

One of the goals I wrote down was to improved health for my daughter and six weeks after I completed the course, a representative for an Insulin pump company called us and said they would help us get a pump. Skylar, who is now five years old, was connected in February, and our lives were changed.

I use the Avatar exercises daily and in the face of any circumstance, I am happy to be Me. Waiting and thinking about taking The Avatar Course cost me a lot more than the course. You can do it now.

Best & Sweet regards

Fred Walter

La Anna, PA 

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