Today, having taken the time to watch this short film, I want to thank you for your courage in writing “your” story and sharing it.

Best wishes and many thanks again.

Francis

Thank you so much for this article packed full with such powerful and wise pointers!

Wow…what a great one. Accessing all through the self.

Thanks so much!

All good wishes,

robert

Anita Narayan

I think the importance of silence is essential in what hads become a noisier world. Some of my greatest insights in the last 6 months have come from being still and listening, and then following the intuitive nudge

I believe in people gave their intuition half a chance through that powerful breeding ground of stillness their lives would rise to a new and exciting level

Thank you for sharing from your heart

Anita Narayan

Wow…just when I think your last article topped all previous ones, you come out with yet another *punch!* This article is extraordinary.

I sense you’ve captured a spiritual groove here, appropriate for many who have become a bit alienated by most religion out there today. One Man and His Dog is a great metaphor for Reality and our place in it (or its place within us).

I love your comments on the need to de-sludge the physical body, the first rung on the ladder of ascent.

Outstanding!

If you ever come over here to the States, I want to shake your hand. And sit with you over coffee…

All good wishes,

robert

What a great article!

I love the stories. I didn’t know that about Chuck.

The tips at the end…thanks for them!

Thanks so much!

No time but n-o-w…

robert

Wow…what a great article. And truly what I needed.

Thanks so much!

robert

Wow…what a great post!

The story of Eddie Izzard (who I’d never heard of) is very inspiring. Thanks so much for sharing with us this – and all your other – “allowings!”

The way you expressed about how we may “court the favour of great forces,” by striving toward achievement, struck me hard. It seems to be a truth that ideating alone, without bringing ideas into manifestation, does little other than clutter our heads.

Thanks so much!

Striving…robert in NC (USA)

Thank you so much for yet another stunning post that appears, again, to be written directly for/to me. I gain so much – or lose so much of what is dead weight – from your posts.

I love the whole thing of framing money as how we shape energy, and not as something onto which we throw so much projection. Thank you so much for this post!

Kindest wishes,

robert

Wow…this is a story!

One line captured it all for me…”imagination not married with any kind of action” turns us all into Billy.

Let me please share a thought that I had during the reading. You (i.e., Geoff) are Liz. Your writing here – your presence in the world – is to do what you can to chase away the Billys. You know what I mean? (Billy, GTF out! – I’m saying this aloud to myself now

You’ve painted such a clear picture of the psychological terrain that turns one into a Billy. I’ve been there. I’m there now, sitting with an unrealized dream. With this in mind, your writings are like a taser in the gut.

Your presence here – through your writing – is a blessing.

Thank you!!!

Best wishes,

robert