What Makes Avatar Different from Other Courses?
Enlightenment Takes Only A Moment To
Achieve...
And The Rest Of Existence Is Spent Trying To Describe It.
During the development of the Avatar materials, some interesting principles about the nature of reality were discovered. In the day of Oprah's "Change Your Life TV" she and other hosts have guested most of the famous best selling authors on self help, self development, personal empowerment, and spiritual enlightenment. John Gray, Iyanla Vanzant, Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, Gary Zukov, Dan Millman, and Neale Donald Walsch, are but a few of today's guru's who subscribe to what I like to call the operational principles of causality. Unacknowledged to the public, these people have tapped into the basis of Avatar.
The common themes explored in these author's books are the same as the developer of Avatar, Harry Palmer's basic tenants:
Many courses and books point to these principles, but don't always provide a way to actually make them work for you. They point the way, but don't provide the path. Avatar provides the missing link -- the pathway from understanding to becoming. It's a process that's much more powerful than its components, which when combined, creates something new and of a different order.
What's new here is the ability to access and experience, beyond a doubt, the place from which your reality unfolds, and the specific skills to create or end the beliefs from which your life experiences flow. You know how it works and how to do it. After a lifetime of searching for the answer to why is this happening again, you finally know how it works and what to do about it.
You recover mastery of your reality -- not as a nice concept, but as a place you live from. This is the difference between a "word" lesson and the "world" lessons given in Avatar. One of the most important benefits of the course is the realization that it is not important why you believe something, or what you believe, but that you believe, and in that believing is your creating energy that is manifesting as your life.
During the course, realizations abound such as the fact that there is no such thing as good or bad beliefs or good or bad events. It is only your judgment and perception of the belief and event that effects your disposition toward it. "Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so." It is never what happens but what your attitude is about what happens. You will find you are reacting to your own labels and opinions about things not the things themselves.
The answer to any "why" question is because, and the answer to any "can I" question is yes. The only matter at hand of importance is, there are beliefs you want to experience and there are beliefs, you do not. The rest is up to you.
You get to decide what you believe and what you experience. If that's not the answer of a lifetime, there is no answer because there is no question.