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Hearts5683
Hi, I have been reading through this forum for the past week and have not read all the posts but definitely most of them. I went through Quest, Summit and Lift Off not too long ago and I guess I am one of the lucky ones that it didn't make the dramatic changes that it did in some others. I can definitely see what everyone is saying about some people going overboard and getting really into the trainings. I don't plan on going any further just because I feel complete. I did receive great results from the trainings though. I learned how to forgive the people that had hurt me in the past and realized what I contributed to the situation. Not that it's my fault or that person is ok in what they did but it's definitely nice to not feel that burden anymore and let go. It's really not as bad as some people on here have described it. Or maybe I just didn't get as into it as them or some others. Quest was powerful but I didn't continue on to Summit until a year after I went to Quest. And my experience was that Quest opened doors to things that were hard on me to realize but they were the truth. And when I finally went to Summit and Lift Off I felt so much better. I can honestly say that if you don't complete Summit and Lift Off after Quest, it does make life harder. That was my experience anyway. I feel fine now. I'm not crazy into it or out there.
There was no mention of religion whatsoever in any of the trainings. That may be the case in the TIT trainings but I wouldn't know since I don't plan on going that far. I will say that I was an atheist before and came out believing in God. And I do believe the reason I didn't believe in God is because I was too arrogant and bitchy to admit that I did.
My feedback was that I was a selfish bitch and that was definitely the truth. I now actually care about people and want to do things for myself and others. I look forward to helping others in my future and doing what I can to be a contribution to the world the best I know how to do. I have taken better care of myself since the trainings and have let go of a really unhealthy relationship. So good things have happened for me.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you know there are some people who come out ok and not take it too far. I am one of the lucky ones. :) I have enjoyed reading all that you have posted on here. The chanting thing does freak me out. I actually heard it once and was wondering what they were doing. Someone in my family and I where walking past the doors of the TIT training and could hear it. We both thought it sounded a little odd. lol
Oh, man...LOL...oh MAN! I'm sorry, I am not going to spend too much time on this but, I would like to point something out. Your whole second paragraph just KILLED me! You start with: "There was no mention of religion whatsoever in any of the trainings." and then you said, "I will say that I was an atheist before and came out believing in God."!?!?! And you actually believe you came to this conclusion COMPLETELY on your own? Impact didn't completely condition you into beleiveing in God? Continually talking about divine purpose and spiritual power and GOD and the spiritual self at the end of Quest, all through Summit and well, Lift-Off is all about empowering your divine self. And yet you buy the semantics about religion having to be about a specific religion and not about spirituality and God in general? You went through all of this and you can still maintain: "
There was no mention of religion whatsoever in any of the trainings. That may be the case in the TIT trainings but I wouldn't know since I don't plan on going that far.
I will say that I was an atheist before and came out believing in God. And I do believe the reason I didn't believe in God is because I was too arrogant and bitchy to admit that I did."
Man, I haven't had a laugh this good for awhile. Granted, there isn't much humor involved in the laugh, more irony really, but it's a great example of someone who is under the Impact blanket FAR more than they realize or accept. But hey, the training works, just not in any of the ways they tell you it does.