... Sciences, and Gerry Jampolsky, founder of the Center For Attitudinal Healing. So, the sources began to multiply. Q: How read more...
... to bring spirit into the Institute , and he wanted an Attitudinal Healing program (Ed Note: W hich is based on The Course) at ... the job training. With HR, it was on the job training. Then Attitudinal Healing, on the job training . A nd there I was , actually read more...
... . W hen my son died, he had been served by the Center for Attitudinal Healing, and he wanted me to start a center in Austin , ... , I picked up a magazine and read about the Center for Attitudinal Healing , just across the Gold en Gate Bridge in Tiburon, read more...
... wanted to bring a spirit into the Institute and he wanted Attitudinal Healing (ed note: which is based on The Course) into the ... SDailey, 11-16-11, P. 26. Question: Now tell me about that Attitudinal Healing. Carolyn:Well, John wanted to—he met Jerry read more...
... did. BRUCE FETZER: Judy did, but what came out of this is Attitudinal Healing. TOM BEAVER: Attitudinal Healing Centers. [0:28:22] ... at dinner with us in Hawaii, even, at the house, and, um, Attitudinal Healing, I think—I believe, started out, uh, at least, as, read more...
... Larry Did that evolve into your own work with Attitudinal Healing? © 2018 The John E. Fetzer Memorial Trust, Inc. ... 9 C-Dailey Well, in a way. I think Attitudinal Healing to me was a practical way to use A Course in read more...
... things on his own or with one person. Even in the Attitudinal Healing Centers it was difficult for him to sit through ... very singular-minded and very focused; and Jerry’s work was Attitudinal Healing and I didn’t feel that he would keep the Fetzer read more...
... present his studies. This was even before the Center for Attitudinal Healing got started to become what it is today, The Center ... For Attitudinal Healing. Jerry was, of course, the founder, and it is read more...
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