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[Guest Dan]

Great posting and response on Mindspring. Now does anyone know about this group? A friend of mine told me that he thinks that I would greatly benefit from it. He's now training to become a "leader" or whatever. As you can imagine, I am kind of skeptical of something that he goes to at least twice a week, now three times for training. I know of others who do it as well. It sounds to me like a "cousing" of mindspring from what I just read.

 

Other than attending religious services (which are obviously voluntary despite what a lot of athiests think), the only other group that I went to gatherings of any regularity was Weight Watchers! (And WW does work. Sad, but true, but I had to pay $10 a week for someone to basically tell me to eat right!)

 

Dan Dare

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[Guest msclonly]

See my post in the other string on the subject.

 

And NO, you don´t join a cult or have to become totally involved for the rest of your life. There are no dues or creeds to follow.

It is not a religion and does not have a guru.

 

Some choose to continue their association for more progress or it just takes some people longer to get the results depending on the success they have had in life to date.

 

I will happy to help you in any way.

 

No need to fear that you will have to give up any part of yourself or lose money in the process. It will all become clear as you progress.

And after the first week, your life is all yours.