The Power of Love

“I began by asking myself, 'What do I want out of life?' And the answer was happiness. Investigating further, I went into the moment when I was feeling happiest. I discovered something which to me was startling at the time. It was when I was loving that I was happiest. That happiness equated to my capacity to love rather than to being loved. That was a starting point.” -- Lester Levenson

How do you think your life would change if you could truly experience deep love and appreciation for every person you come in contact with--despite your history or circumstances?

Love has a way of healing old wounds, dissolving old cycles, smoothing rough surfaces and bringing a sense of wholeness and completion that we all long for.

You can discover as you let go that your heart can open and flower to the living love that you are.

I'd like to share with you a sampling of some of the incredible gains we received from participants at The Power of Love live retreat...

“A big thank you to Hale and everyone who practices the Sedona Method for keeping it alive. It's been so helpful in my life, and now I have a one-year-old son who I hope to share the benefits with. An important gain I had at this retreat was really experiencing how giving love, and not receiving it, is a key to happiness. I had heard those words before, but they had little meaning to me until now. Thank you for an amazing, life-changing retreat!”

“I am moving out of state and put an offer on a home on Saturday. I listened Sunday night to Hale and decided to take the whole course this week. Things seemed to start falling through with the offer on Monday afternoon. I decided to just love all of us...everyone involved...and all that we were individually going through. In the course of about 2 hours, everything "troublesome" turned around. 1) The owners acknowledged fully that they would fix a rather large problem that existed; 2) after looking for days, they found a rental so that they could move out close to my timetable; and 3) my agent offered to entirely pay for something the owners were asking that I do. I've done two other retreats and have noticed all three times that the gains seem to start in motion before the retreat even begins.”

-- Janette, Oregon

“Before I came I was very emotional and full of thoughts. My husband and I had just separated. By day three I was feeling calm and peaceful. There were no emotions or thoughts many times. Just a sense of nothingness and being in the moment. I’ve become very calm, centered, and at peace.”

-- Rowena M., California

“Through releasing I have had exquisite and indescribable experiences. The most notable of which is feeling unconditional love and happiness. I experience peace and abundance within myself now. I am eternally grateful to Lester and Hale for everything they have done.”

-- Jeremy S., New Mexico

“Since the retreat ended a week ago I have found several differences in my perception of myself and life for which I am very pleased and grateful. I am more willing to move towards release sooner rather than believe any false thoughts, beliefs, and assumptions until they cause a critical emotional meltdown. I am also more willing and able to see that the events and emotions that trigger me to become upset are actually there to be released, that they are stepping stones to my emotional freedom, which now feels more attainable and much less nebulous.

Within two hours of the end of the retreat I had a simple unpleasant interaction with a neighbor that catalyzed the resurfacing of a mass of childhood anger concerning emotional abuse that I didn't realize was there. I feel that I was willing to release this more quickly and easily than I would have before the retreat. There's still a little more to clean up on the issue, although I feel neutral about the neighbor, knowing he was only delivering an opportunity to release something I was ready to let go of now because of the retreat.

I find myself attracted to simpler, quieter kinds of activities, am more comfortable with times of personal solitude. I'm more sensitive to the harsh emotions, conflict, and violence in the world, even though I find myself more accepting of it. I'm a bit more patient with myself and others.”

-- Gregory R., Colorado