by Leigh Matson, UK
I was introduced to Serge Benhayon and the teachings of Universal Medicine via a Vietnam retreat in 2011. Originally I had no intention of joining Universal Medicine. I just wanted a holiday.
Before Universal Medicine:
- I was introverted, wanting NOTHING to do with other people.
- I was very miserable with life in general and had an overall sense of dread when considering the next, however many decades it is I’ve yet to live.
- I had no spark or interest in interacting with life, people, the world… anything.
- I was very hateful towards myself to the point of horrible thoughts.
After Universal Medicine:
- I now see people as a benefit, something I want in my life. It’s not the people I don’t want to look at, but the reflections they provide. Gradually I’m learning to accept those as well.
- Building up from only wanting to do the minimum amount of work to get me by, I’m determined to find full-time work in the catering industry. Those who know, know what a demanding profession this is.
- I look forward to whatever life brings me, as I know that there are those around me who can help me understand more and more.
- I would never want to go back to the closed-off life I had before Universal Medicine, and while I may wobble now and then, it’s certain that I do want to keep expanding what I have started.
Serge Benhayon has presented to me a sense (and examples) that life doesn’t have to be hard, and with commitment it can be something very special and enjoyable.
In regards to my one-to-one sessions:
The sessions I have with my practitioner, Bina Pattel, are absolutely invaluable. They provide me with an example of how Serge’s presentations can be lived in an everyday, normal way.
Going to Bina Pattel and seeing, experiencing and being told how she goes about her everyday life shows me that it can be achieved. It’s not just for the minority, but for anyone and everyone who chooses this way of living. As to why I continue to go, it’s so I remain on track and avoid slipping into bad habits, abusive habits or downright destructive habits.
The best way I can explain my consistency with my sessions is something along the lines of:
a builder repeatedly looks back to his blueprints to make sure that the building is being constructed properly. In a sense, Bina Pattel is the blueprint I look to for guidance on how to go about life. I’m not relying on my practitioner to take all my problems away – she simply shows me how I can do that for myself.
This isn’t something where you can just go to one of Serge Benhayon’s presentations and instantly, from there on, have an absolutely amazing life – at least that has been my experience. It’s something that needs baby steps, to grow and gather momentum before it can just take off and support itself. It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
I’m not sure Universal Medicine is something you can “join” as such but you can definitely align with what they present and maybe that is what you mean. For me they represent the Medicine that is true and I guess that is where the name Universal Medicine comes from, that it applies to all, universally so.
Each step is worth appreciating. I forget this sometimes but when I do appreciate the small steps (or big steps) it makes the next step easier to take.
The world has no clue about what a universal form of medicine really means. One day, this will be known by all. Life will be pretty different then.
Thats the gorgeous thing about Universal Medicine as there is no push or force to change. Beautiful things happen when a person unfolds naturally.
We get given the blueprint of the main structure, but as we are also the surveyor of the land/life around we know how best to build our body and lifestyle to what is required. Thats our responsibility.
Thank you for this Giselle, recently I have felt that huge gap between the presented truth and where I am currently living. I can’t make the massive leap but I can appreciate each step back that my body is asking and pulling me to make.
It’s great to see the huge difference between the two lists. And I so love what you say in the last paragraph, and this is a great reminder for me as well, that it’s not about going to a presentation or having a session. It is something we build with baby steps, it is all in our hands and whether and how much to make use of it, is entirely up to each one of us. And it also reminded me a recent conversation I had with someone where they said to me that they believe people are born a certain way and it is not possible to change that – e.g. criminals are born criminals, addictions cannot be stopped etc. So I asked how they would explain when some people can change their habit and the way they approach life because we do meet those people, or at least hear about them, and their response was that these occurrences were just coincidence, a fluke. They should meet you.
That saying “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” never met my dog that lived till 22 and had learnt new things. Equally I’ve met many in the student body in their elder years to change their lives completely. Energy is constantly moving, everything is energy and so we too are constantly moving. When feeling stuck I remind myself of this.
Leigh thank you for sharing your experiences, when I came across Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine, I realised that I was the maker of how my life was, and through simply making more loving choices my life changed, and from my commitment to be honest and loving with myself so too does my life continue to change.
In my teens I used to think that we are masters of our own universe, Serge Benhayon simply confirmed this and much more that I and all of us deep down know to be true.
Bringing what we learn from the Universal Medicine presentations alive in our day to day lives definitely helps us make sense of what is going on within ourselves and the world around us.
And having conversations with others about the parts that we have made sense of allows them to share the parts they’ve made sense of. We can support each other to make sense of life rather than colluding with one another that life is ‘random’ or ‘mysterious’.
Absolutely there are no quick fixes in life – a true and amazing life takes daily building and requires our attention every moment of every day – you could say it’s a full time job – but what an amazing process that daily building is …
It does require a huge commitment to constantly keep life simple because as paradoxical as it reads it’s very easy to complicate life.
I feel this statement ‘a builder repeatedly looks back to his blueprints to make sure that the building is being constructed properly’ is gold.
In reality everyone is reflecting something to us whether they are a Universal Medicine practitioner or not. In the grandness of it all life projects this to us everyday, its only when we are ready to let go of those hurtful shackles, the blueprints emerge and then we can reconstruct our building.
Our hurts and projecting those hurts can keep us locked up and tense. There’s little movement for change and we go about life the same way we always have. Healing those hurts allows that movement of change and to re-shape our lives to one that is not a hurt person avoiding people.
Spot on Leigh, ‘ It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.’ Universal Medicine shows us there is a different way to live and be in the world and the love we build for ourselves supports us to experience deeper relationships with others and to have a greater understanding of life.
Definitely, Universal Medicine has redefined relationships for me. It now feels strange to talk about the weather and remain on the surface when I know connecting with others can go deeper.
Just like when you walk down a road or drive down the road the wrong way or in a direction that you find doesn’t take you to where you know you should be, you will need to turn around completely and go back the way you came. You can’t just arrive and then change the arrival point in an instant, all you can do is change the direction with the intention to have the location change or to have another location in mind and then set your course to it. I guess healing is the same, we have walked down a road that has lead us to a point of healing. In that you have a clear point of where you need to be next and then comes the walk to that point and the re-walk of the road we have travelled. As we know everything we do that doesn’t support us will need to be re-done in order to complete the healing for everyone.
That’s a great analogy Ray of what I’ve experienced healing to be. Sometimes re-tracing that road is painful but once tread it’s healed. And sometimes it’s a little oops and getting back on track. Being aware of which road I am on and being confirmed that I can feel and know which road I am on has been a life changing blessing.
If Universal Medicine does not produce real miracles, I do not know what a miracle is.
One cannot argue with the benefits you have outlined here that you have gained from applying what you learnt from the presentations of Universal Medicine to your own life. This is simply beautiful Leigh and an inspiration to all
And I’d say this is only a small fraction of the benefits. Bringing these teachings into my life has changed every single aspect.
Yes, Leigh I understand completely for how can we possibly express all that these ageless teachings have brought to our lives. We do the work on ourselves and we change completely as if leaving an old idea of our self behind to embrace life from a whole new angle. We really go from ‘what we can get out of life’ to ‘what we can bring to life and others’.
Thank you Leigh for sharing how you are now committing to changing your life to live the love you are, one step at a time, we all have this blueprint within us to guide us through life, along with healing sessions that support us further.
As you say, Leigh, what Serge Benhayon presents is not some wonder pill that removes all one’s issues overnight. However, what he shows is a way that, if one chooses and willing to make the changes in one’s life, does transform one’s life.
Serge isn’t here to save anyone, he makes this very clear. Equally clear is our responsibility to save ourselves and the practical how-to factors.
He is not here to save us, though he does show us the way to save ourselves.
Most things in life that bring a feeling of fulfillment require a commitment and dedication. Universal Medicine presents a way to commit to living life with, by and for love for humanity – yourself included.
Very true Mary, quality requires care, attention, consistency and commitment. We see this in products and pride ourselves on what we put into a high quality product produced. But do we see our relationships, our health, our sense of self, of feeling content in life as a product? More and more I am learning that it is vital to take that step back to appreciate the quality of life I now live and the support Universal Medicine and many others have given towards this current ‘end’ result.
Our foundation is built from our quality of energy we are moving in and it is from these movements that we find connection to our bodies and our daily living unfolds in magical ways. Doing the dishes and or washing used to be mundane household chores but to me now when done with the fine detail of my body’s movements feel exquisite and help bring consistency to how I hold myself throughout my week. When our movements change so does our outlook on life and how we live it. Thank you, Leigh.
I love the example of walking and thinking about something then changing how you walk and the thoughts aren’t there anymore. Making more self-caring lifestyle choices changed how I feel about life because I changed how I moved.
It is inspiring how through your relationship with Universal Medicine you have chosen to turn your life around, commit to you and commit to life so that you now live more of who you are, rather than accept existing in the struggle of who you were not. It is empowering to realise that we are the ones making choices in every moment, and when we bring our attention to the choices we are making we relaise that what we are choosing is what shapes the lives we live and are experiencing.
It’s true Leigh, ‘a builder repeatedly looks back to his blueprints to make sure that the building is being constructed properly’. And this is something that we all need to do for our own daily lives to ensure we are constantly confirming the strength of our foundations while also maximizing on the opportunities and potential we have to develop and grow.
And we all do this everyday, looking at blueprints from how the world around us lives. But where Serge Benhayon shakes it up is that he lives from an inner blueprint that at first we follow but his lead is always for us to return to our own inner-most plans.
Something else that you’ve shared here Leigh that is invaluable, is your appreciation of the quality of practitioner that you connected with in Bina Pattel. To meet a practitioner who actually lives what they share with you, and you feel deeply understood and held by them, is to receive a reflection of what is possible for us all. Not just in a ‘treatment space’, but actually in every interaction in our lives.
Our all is shared with all, all of the time, isn’t it…
Leigh, I love how you’ve shared so wisely here about building our own very real foundations for ourselves in life. And I agree in full – there is no ‘magic pill’, but rather it is via our own choices and willingness to be more deeply aware of the patterns we have lived – things that may hold us back from a loving relationship with ourselves and engagement in life – that we empower ourselves.
The transformation in yourself that you’ve shared here is truly remarkable.
“Serge Benhayon has presented to me a sense (and examples) that life doesn’t have to be hard, and with commitment it can be something very special and enjoyable.” When you do commit your all it holds you back in the energy that you commit your all in – your own confirming you back. Life becomes Joy-full.
“It’s not the people I don’t want to look at, but the reflections they provide.” We grow up learning to hate another and ourselves. Knowing all is energy and it is not them but what energy they are allowing through them; and not you who abused yourself but the energy you aligned to, is an awakening from heaven itself. This fact is very important to restoring love and harmony on this planet, with ourselves, and each other. You are what energy you align to.
What I hear loud and clear from this is how it is our consistent commitment to keep coming back to ourselves when we wander of down old unloving ways that brings the quality of life we want for ourselves. It is completely our responsibility.
It certainly does take commitment, dedication and old fashion hard work (without too much of the hard) but what you realise is that life is to be lived to the full, loving to the full and that includes ourselves first.
Coming back to this article now and then feels different every time.
There is now an even greater willingness to be out in the world, a deeper connection to myself and an appreciation of what I bring, that I am a blueprint for others as well and the quality of such foundation is determined by how I live. There is a beauty that radiates from me now where before there was only hurt and self-loathing. There’s an ease and a lightness to being with people even if I have only met you for five minutes where before there was a complete avoidance and rejection of getting near anyone.
It really brings things into perspective of how I was and where I am now, the constant support I have received and the work I have put in to be where I am today. It feels like the lives of two separate people in the space of 5 years.
Leigh it is such a joy to read what you have shared in your blog and in your comment now. Yes I agree you are now a blue print for others in so many ways . . . you are so inspirational – thank you for not holding back all that you are.
‘It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.’ Beautifully said and very true Leigh, it certainly is a step by step process of making loving choices that begins to build this strong foundation of love that brings lasting changes and true healing to our lives.
It is definitely a building proces, a challenging one. But it brings so much beauty into our life that we get to see more and more.
Yes building a foundation of self loving choices is incredibly important. Sometime old patterns creep in because they are familiar and it takes time to see that familiar and comfortable actually don’t build self love and a good foundation sometimes. Letting our body and our experience be our guide takes a dedication and is well worth it.
An amazing before and after profile Leigh, and as a practitioner who has seen thousands of people over the last 30 years try unsuccessfully to make changes they so desperately want to make, what you’ve described is no small miracle. To understand what it takes to bring about true and sustainable change is the hallmark of what is presented through Universal Medicine and when applied in combination with the body-work offered by the Universal Medicine trained practitioners, the result is incredible.
Serge Benhayon definitely is offering the world a wonderful set of “blueprints” to support us if we make the choice to choose another, more loving, way to live. It is awesome to hear that Bina is offering you the same “blueprints”, but at the same time you know that in the end it is up to you whether you follow these or not, and that if you do it’s not going to happen overnight, but with commitment and steadiness life as you have known it will slowly begin to change.
Awesome to share your experience Leigh and to be so honest about the support you have sought to help you continue to make loving choices for yourself. We all need that.
Leigh Matson,
I love your transformation from before Universal Medicine and after. But what I love the most is how you bring the consistancy of being able to live this transformation to the very practical reality that it is about supporting our bodies to be able to hold a steady foundation from which the consistency of steadiness gets easier and easier to choose.
I agree Leigh, Serge Benhayons presentations are amazing – absolutely life changing – but it’s the application of these ancient truths in daily life that really bring them alive and makes life truly magical.
With so much discussion around whether Universal Medicine is a cult, it’s amazing stories like this are not being circulated through the media. Here we have someone who has changed their life from being completely disconnected from themselves and the world, to embracing society and most of all themselves. Getting themselves back out into the world is the result of attending a few Universal Medicine courses/workshops. I mean….it doesn’t add up. It’s so clear how needed this is!!
Awesome Leigh. I can relate to your before story somewhat. What’s changed for me since attending Universal Medicine workshops and presentations is that I’m starting to really appreciate people and what they offer. I honestly used to walk around thinking I didn’t like people, and that their whole purpose was to annoy me. I have always had many friends, but when it came to people I didn’t know, I didn’t want to know about it. It’s interesting to now look back at my reactions to people and understand how protected I was, always worried about people getting to close to me. So much has changed these days and my ability to really start appreciating people is growing every day.
‘…a builder repeatedly looks back to his blueprints to make sure that the building is being constructed properly’ but do we ourselves do this reflective process enough with how we are building our daily lives?
I love the concept of committing to building a deeply self-loving foundation first and allowing that to gather momentum to support you through life to live the kind of life you now know you is possible thanks to Universal Medicine.
I love your “before and after” Universal Medicine Leigh and to read how you’ve been inspired to re-commit to life.
‘It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.’ – beautifully said Leigh, the baby steps are key to building our love in a consistent way which supports us to not fall back into old patterns.
I’ve never compared inspiration to blue prints before, however I must say the analogy works!
That is so true, taking, accepting and appreciating baby-steps is a key to develop a true foundation for such profound changes as Leigh has shared it here.
Leigh, I love the way you are building your foundation, and taking baby steps towards building self-love, and keeping it simple is key.
I loved the feeling I had when I first attended a Universal Medicine event but naively I expected my life to be transformed as a result of my attendance. IT DOESN’T WORK LIKE THAT! We have to put in the work to make the different and more self-loving choices through the increased awareness and understanding we gain at the events. Sessions with esoteric healing practitioners, as you say Leigh are of great support, as they really help us to see whether we are on track with the choices we are making.
“It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.” And appreciating every (baby) step, even when we go back and forth. Thank you Leigh and it is great to see and feel You.
There are many distractions and destructive unloving influences in our current society, and for anyone choosing to build a more loving way in their daily life support is essential. I have found that sometimes it is difficult to clearly recognise how my choices are affecting me, in these situations connecting with loving friends or a Universal medicine Partitioner works for me. I feel we need each other to unfold the love within us, when our modern culture really offers little but distraction from the pain we carry from past hurts.
Definitely Tim, one of the things I have learnt from Universal Medicine is that if we want to truly succeed in life, we can’t go solo. The image of standing on the top of the mountain alone has never worked and when we try we only fail. Working with, connecting and appreciating ourselves, our relationship with our choices and to others continues to be one of the greatest supports towards more and more love in life.
Simplicity and baby-steps, that’s really the key for a strong foundation. It’s the antidote for modern day complexity.
There does seem to be many pictures in the world that say ‘to achieve greatness quicker you must leave your foundation behind’ which sounds crazy when put in that way because how do we build up to that image without a base? If we don’t focus on the quality of our base then any movements ‘forward’ are based on that lack of quality. Is progression really worth championing or being proud of without quality?
“It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.” This sentence says it all Leigh. Simplicity and consistency are the way to be the amazing love we all are and all by our very own choice!
I used to live in complication and drama, a constant stream keeping me busy and stimulated. Since attending Universal Medicine presentations I have let go of this pattern and have simplified my life allowing space for more love and a deeper connection to myself and others around me. Thank you Leigh for sharing the beautiful reminder of building a loving foundation that truly supports us.
What a big turnaround Leigh. Universal Medicine has given us a way to come back to the love that we are and it is gorgeous to read your story of your return to the lovely woman you are. Awesome.
Another update: there is no grander blueprint for my life than the one within me. My body knows everything about me and the choices I make in life. What others reflect to me are either the choices I too have made to not choose to read these instructions or a reminder as to the depth and detail I truly do understand these blueprints. They inspire me to claim that I already have the greatest guide within me.
A great example of this is a couple of years ago I saw and felt a few people who I would look up to as role models and for a while tried to dress like them. They felt cared for and loved and it showed in their clothing. But it didn’t feel the same on me as it did on them. But when I dress how I feel to it may be different but it feels like the gap it not there between us or so wide when the focus is made on the outer picture of how another person is living.
Love this Leigh, building a foundation for a true way of living takes time, consistency, love and a commitment to self. What a shift you have begun to make in your life.
I like the way you described your changes, and as you say people are great to be around with not scary as I thought before..
If ever I feel scared of a person I remind myself of the fact that everything is energy and when I read where a person is expressing from (which energy) then I don’t find them or the situation scary anymore.
I really like your building blueprint example Leigh. Really well said
Leigh what you have shared is a really simple explanation of the support Unuversal Medicine offers us in our lives. As you said, no instant miracle but a gentle commitment to living the true us.
Leigh, what you have written makes so much sense to me. Universal Medicine presentations and sessions with practitioners do offer ‘light bulb’ moments in terms of what we have the opportunity to understand about ourselves. However, the work still has to be done by us and it is something that goes on forever. Initially I got caught up in trying to get somewhere but then always found I was faced with the next level and then the next level and so on. I used to get frustrated with this until I learned to just appreciate each stage of my development and am still learning to curb my impatience and fully trust that where I am right now is where I need to be with things unfolding in their own time, depending on my level of commitment.
So lovely and confirming to read your blog Leigh. It is amazing when we can stand back and see all that we have embraced by one seemingly simple choice to go to a Universal Medicine event – whatever our true intention at the time. I know I was looking for a fix – and I certainly didn’t get it – thanks to Serge Benhayon. What I have received is a plan for life building on a foundation of love and truth.
I would never want to go back either Leigh…
Your, before and after Universal Medicine, are profound polar opposites. It is gorgeous to hear how those such as yourself, inspired by the teachings presented by Serge Benhayon, have made choices to build a self-loving foundation that supports them to now live and enjoy life so abundantly.
It is amazing Leigh Matson how simple life actually is compared to the complication we all came from. When we start to live from our hearts and build on the blue prints that are provided from there, life is unfolding itself to us as a beautiful, valuable and a joyful way to live.
Very beautiful sharing Leigh. There is definitely a life before and after Universal Medicine and this does not mean that the life before had to be miserable. I had an awesome life before Universal Medicine, but the depth I learned to connect to and the true purpose of life, has been an amazing revelation and brought a quality to my life that I never ever imagined existed.
Clear appreciation in your writing for the changes that you have made in your life and how you feel about those changes, and you are also writing a blog for lots of people to read, all wonderful expressions in life that are supported by an ongoing commitment to being honest and open to life. I know this has been my experience, “It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.” Thank you.
A really honest and simple blog. Universal Medicine have inspired so many people to change their lives – step by step and with no false claims.
Well said Leigh, a very power-full lesson for all of us when you expressed that it’s all about building a foundation of ‘self-love’ and keeping it ‘all’ simple.
This is so beautiful Leigh to feel your previous hermetic life now one of openness, and your words here so spot on about the joy in, and of life “….and with commitment it can be something very special and enjoyable”.
Thank you Leigh, a great reminder – that one choice leads to another that leads to another and so it goes, really so simple – a choice for Love, or all that isn’t.
Great blog Leigh, I do very much like the simplicity. And it is indeed taking babysteps, building a loving relationship with myself stone by stone.
The key is the building of the foundation in our bodies that supports, nurtures and sustains us. I have also received much support from Esoteric practitioners, who like you, have never tried to fix anything for me, but have shown me another way to live my life. The foundation I have built in my body has come from choices I make to always nurture my wellbeing, and I have made many necessary changes to my lifestyle that has resulted in an enormous improvement in my overall health.
It’s interesting to read the before section and to think that many people are in fact like this for most of their life and just accepting it as this is the type of person they are and that they have to just deal with it and get on with life in their misery. It’s not that they don’t want to, it’s just that they don’t realise there is another way, the same as Leigh until (not by chance) she went on a holiday and joined a Universal Medicine event.
Right on Leigh and Danielle, sometimes we get so caught up we cannot see a way out. If you want to walk a natural way, Universal Medicine can shine a spotlight on the steps.
Absolutely Bernard, we are so fortunate that Universal Medicine are out there living and showing another way.
I agree with you, Danielle. A lot of the students of Universal Medicine students have similar experiences with before and after stories. There are many pictures supporting the huge benefits making different choices has had on their lives, and confirming there is another way.
Absolutely Monika, there’s so so much evidence!
The moment I chose to study with Universal Medicine, everything in my life was reconfigured. Health, job, house, partnership, all expanded massively, so I can very well relate to your story, Leigh! And Bina Pattel certainly is a heavenly blueprint of living a loving way. The most beautiful part of the story: I allow myself to be such a blueprint now!
Thanks for sharing Leigh, I can say that my life is also more open to everything and everyone around me since attending Universal Medicine workshops as well. I like your analogy about the blueprint – that’s a great way of looking at it!
An inspirational article Leigh. Serge Benhayon and the Universal Medicine practitioners offer us support and loving understanding, as we tiptoe our way back to the wisdom of self-love and self-empowerment that is just waiting within, for us to make the choices to find the way for ourselves.
Leigh, what an amazing turnaround you have made – this is awesome. I love the insights you share, especially how it’s not people we don’t like but the reflections they show us, thank you for allowing me a greater understanding of why I can react. And that idea of having blueprints and checking in and seeing if we’re on track in lovely – there’s a feeling of doing it together, that no-one has to do it alone, yes we choose but the support is always there, a lovely reminder for me today – thank you, you’ve inspired me.
Thank you Leigh; beautiful turnaround of your life of how you are now enjoying the reflections of others around you and building true relationships in your life.
I totally agree Judy.
Complements on choosing a fantastic holiday experience Leigh. Great to read your story Leigh and the transforming journey back to living life with purpose and connections . I too can relate to needing support of practitioners helping me to regroup along the way. The support is very confirming and I always look forward to them.
Beautifully expressed Leigh, especially when you say ‘I now see people as a benefit, something I want in my life. It’s not the people I don’t want to look at, but the reflections they provide. Gradually I’m learning to accept those as well’. Our relationships with others can be the most challenging part of our day sometimes and as much as you can try, completely unavoidable!
This is a very inspiring blog Leigh. I love your update and feel your strength in building your loving foundation.
Your blog feels very genuine Leigh. I love the baby steps. I constantly need to remind myself I am learning, and building a loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple. There is so much love in this. Thank you.
Thank you Leigh and Amber, I agree, with the ‘blueprint’ of life lost for most of us before the presentations of Serge Benhayon, to take a step by step approach with even lots of ‘baby steps for the majority of us is a true way forward. Stepping forward with a solid ‘foundation’ and a ‘blueprint’, which was inspired by Serge Benhayon, is the true choice and is a consistent working model, for all of humanity.
What an amazing transformation you have made, Leigh. “This isn’t something where you can just go to one of Serge Benhayon’s presentations and instantly, from there on, have an absolutely amazing life … It’s about building a self-loving foundation that supports my body and keeps things simple.” I totally agree with you.
Thank you, Leigh. My experience is also similar to yours when you say, “This isn’t something where you can just go to one of Serge Benhayon’s presentations and instantly, from there on, have an absolutely amazing life – at least that has been my experience.” I have found that I have had to work hard with a ginormous amount of commitment to walk back through all the ways in which I have lived that have denied my connection to God. I have come to feel the strong and deep connection I have with the Divine and I am now re-accepting God back into my life, which sounds a little ridiculous but that is exactly what it is, a bit ridiculous, but necessary.
This is very beautiful, Leigh, thank you. I really can relate to “I would never want to go back to the life I had before Universal Medicine”. There is no going back and also, I (I’m sure lots of others as well) never looked back. Thank you Leigh for writing this.
You have made an enormous shift in your life and how you live it Leigh. An amazing turnaround and you must feel like a new person. I feel a like you, that for me it takes small steps but the journey is worth it. Congratulations Leigh!
Hello lovely Leigh what I like on your amazing blog is the openness and honesty you wrote it. You made a good point: “I now see people as a benefit, something I want in my life. It’s not the people I don’t want to look at, but the reflections they provide. Gradually I’m learning to accept those as well.” That is so awesome what you describe here – this is something we all have to look at!!!!!
What an amazing turnaround Leigh! I love the metaphor of the builder repeatedly looking back at its blueprints. There is a humbleness there and a sense of patience and of purpose that just feels great.
Thank you Leigh for sharing your gentle and loving unfolding with us. It was beautiful to read. Building a loving foundation has been and still is a beautiful journey for me, one that is continuing and evolving every day. I have learnt so much about myself by letting people in. I have been inspired and exposed, with both reflections presenting an opportunity for me to deepen my relationship with my love.
What a lovely time capsule that shows how far you have come in such a short time. Your blog is an inspiration for anyone that has doubt’s about the power and affect of our choices.