It has become tradition that Universal Medicine celebrates the conclusion of each year with the ‘usual presentations’ followed by entertainment from the student body. Each year more talent comes forward to strut their stuff – in a very wholesome, entertaining and, this year, extremely funny way.
Juzzie has been entertaining families on the North Coast for years. You can see him at markets or busking on the streets. Now he has added juggling while he is performing on musical instruments. Part of the joy is seeing how much fun he is having.
Chris, leading any choir, is a delight to the ears and heart. This year his newly formed men’s group (Sounds Deep) was deeply astounding.
Victoria’s performance left a footprint of love, as did all the other performers on the day.
But I am going to give the award to Rebecca Baldwin and Sarah. They were remarkable in so many ways. Firstly, I didn’t know they could sing that well. Didn’t know they could write such funny but truthful lyrics. Didn’t know they could dance. Even more surprising, they can dance and sing at the same time and change styles of music without missing a beat. Even getting their aprons entangled in the microphone headsets felt like part of the entertainment.
I can assure you, there are no damsels in distress here.
In the next performance, Rebecca’s two male support dancers were a fun addition – but who could take their eyes off Rebecca? I’m not sure if it was the magnetic pull of the magenta dress or the open hearted smile that conveyed how much fun she was having. In either case, she stole the show.
by Gayle Cue, Bangalow NSW Australia
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
That’s true Gayle, the women studying the Ageless Wisdom with Serge and Universal Medicine are very empowered, we do not fit the stereotype often presented by the media as docile and somewhat helpless sexual objects. As women when we reconnect to our essence we are not dependent on what the outside world delivers to us, instead there is an immense purpose to bring all of who we are to the world, and a deep settlement and contentment to simply be ourselves. There are elements of this I am still working on, but overall I feel more empowered than I ever have and enjoy the beauty of how my essence feels.
Melinda I agree with you and all the other people who have met Serge Benhayon. Since I was a child I was told little girls should be seen and not heard, which I rebelled against because I could feel the imposition this had on me. Then I found myself working in a very male oriented industry, there were very few women at the time in sales so there was always that underlying sense of having to prove myself and be and act more like a man to be seen and heard.When I was 50 I met Serge Benhayon and for the first time here was a man that did not have any tickets on himself and just allows everyone to be themselves. It has actually been hard work letting go of all the tickets I had so that I could give myself permission to at least start to uncover the real me. That to me is what you mean by being empowered to know who we are and to live from that truth rather than what society expects us all to be which are two totally different things.
Wherever love is, everyone’s expressions may freely flourish in equalness
What a Gorgeous appreciation ❤️
There are truly so many people discovering and expressing their qualities within the Universal Medicine attendees – each and every one of them are an inspiration and give us permission to simply let our qualities out to be seen too. It is the space provided that also allows and supports such natural expression.
Any Universal Medicine entertainment is a joy to be a part of. It shows that you don’t have to party hard to enjoy an evening.
Such a simple evening that is such a joy to be part of and thus we all have our contributions that allow us all to partake and feel what it is like to celebrate and stay in connection to our essences with any of the usual distractions.
Greg I agree some while ago there was a party held in honour of someones Birthday and my sister was invited too as she was staying with me. My sister lives in Spain and has never attended such a party before she had a great time dancing, laughing and joking with everyone she met. My sister commented after the party that it was such a great Birthday party she was blown away by everyone’s friendliness towards her as most of the people present had never met her before. She had heard about these parties and how fantastic they were and now she had attended one herself she could agree they are the best parties ever.
Something ignites inside me when I see and listen Chris James and others preesenters from Universal Medicine on the stage singing. I find it inspiring because I can recognize within myself the same qualities that I’m enjoying to see in them. Same joy, same beauty, same ease to move and express…By feeling this I realize what’s the true purpose of music and performing is about, nothing to do with entertain or to impress the audience but to remind everyone that the same spark of light is equally inside all of us. Being open to that reflection is a blessing to receive.
Rebecca and Sarah are great entertainers.
Rebecca Asquith is my deepest inspiration – everytime i see that woman on stage, when i speak to her or when her facebook profile appears on my page something inside of me ignites, a fiery flame sparks up and instantly I know that I too can bring value to the world.
Sounds like everyone got a treat from that performance, lovely.
I can’t say I’ve ever been distressed because of a Universal Medicine presentation, teaching or practitioner. The truths shared may have rocked my comfortable (but tollerating of abuse) ways of which to realise has been distressing. But once cleared my life is much lighter.