For years, you have been searching. You have explored many paths and

studied your teachings.

And yet, what you are looking for is elusive… And the harder you look for it,
the more it slips away…

It is time for you to uncover the secrets you have been looking for…

Join Eric Pepin in this Free 10 minute audio, as he reveals the keys to
unlocking the box that you hold in your hands… And uncovering the secrets
within…

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Once you pass out of your body – what happens?

Have you ever wondered? We tend to slam the door on
thinking too much about it, but we can’t deny the reality…
we are going to die at some point. It is the cycle of life.
The nature of the Universe.

Yet, in the back of your mind you must suspect
(if not already know) death is not the end.
It is a transformation. From energy to energy.

Still, have you ever wondered how you would
contact someone after you died, and they are still living?
Or why there aren’t more people contacting you after they pass on?

What is happening in that process? Do you remember who
you are? Are you overwhelmed with the memory of all
of your lives at once? What should you expect?

Look around you, all around you, as wide as you can imagine.
The city you live in, the country, the world, the galaxy… that is life.

As active, wondrous, and joyful as ALL of this…
is the profoundness of death.

This is not an idle conversation, but the kind that slows
time down. The air settles into silence. Even the breath
seems to pause and turn its ear to listen…

… because all things know there is a secret in death.
A power they are bound to, which all things must obey.

It is said the final secret to enlightenment…
is overcoming the fear of death.

To truly accept it, one must know it.
One must become it…

If death is a transformation from organic to energy…
then awakening is the transformation into energy…
while you are still alive.

Tune in for the first time Eric has ever delved into
the process of death in any detail… and reveals
the nature of the other side.

Of all the knowledge you can acquire in life…
nothing is more powerful than the knowledge of death.

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Trying to heal without the help of the other person
This is one of the biggest mistakes that people make. If a person does not want your help or does not trust you, they will actively work to reject your energy, whether they are consciously aware of it or not. The other side of this is even if they want and accept healing from you, they have to do their part. This means that if something is causing their illness, such as smoking or a poor diet, they must stop doing the things making them ill. Otherwise, they will just get sick again, even if you did heal them one time. Make sure the person you are working with takes responsibility for their own health.

Only applying the technique one time
While healing some types of illness or injury requires fewer healing sessions than others, in general, healing must be done consistently. In most cases, the body did not get sick overnight, and it will not get back to perfect health overnight. The body needs time and the right materials to repair itself to full health. Be consistent and encourage the person you are working with to eat a good diet so the body has all the building blocks it needs to repair itself properly.

Not protecting yourself while healing
In some cases, healers will take on the illness of the person they healed and become very drained and sick themselves. It is important to protect yourself when healing. While you may feel a bit tired from using a lot of prana, do not allow yourself to take on the other person’s illness.

The ability to heal is a powerful and useful skill. Be patient with yourself as you develop your abilities and remember that you are not working alone. If you are not getting good results, practice your skills on a plant or pet to help you determine if it is your skills that need to be developed or if the other person is simply working against you.

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Good Journeys!

One could learn endless amounts of metaphysical
knowledge and understand the concepts from a purely
intellectual level, but did they really ‘click’? It is one
thing to understand something; it is another to fully
‘realize’ a subject and really get it, or yet another if
it becomes a part of you.

Listen to this 4 minute reminder

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The more that you can reach a level of realization,
the more you begin to have this energy about you – a shine.

Is life as we know it an illusion?

Spiritual masters have suggested for thousands
of years that life is an illusion and once the
seeker truly understands the deeper meanings of this
concept they are only then ready to attain enlightenment.

Imagine the possibilities.
If you can understand this reality you are
then able to affect it or even control it!

Layer by layer Eric will teach you how the
matrix works and creates reality as
we know it. As you reflect on these
teachings, each minute your own frequency
will begin to resonate at a higher vibration,
rising above the thick fog of illusion. You
will experience a greater understanding of
the reality you reside in and potentially
achieve the ability to manipulate it!

Click the link below to listen to 10 minutes of
unknowable knowledge…

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The Sri Guru Granth Sahib asks a
compelling and important question,
“How are we bound, and how do we
obtain liberation?”

It is no mistake that it links the two.
If you do not know that you are bound,
forget even how you are bound… then how
will you free yourself? How will you attain
liberation, unable to identify the way
which you are chained?

In this audio, Eric brings awareness
the obstacles, energies and forces that
directly suppress and in some cases
prevent, your awakening. It is an
inspiring and empowering 10 minute
audio clip. Knowing what holds you back
is half the battle in moving forward.

Reignite your awareness in 10 minutes..

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The river is really split into two things: perceived and actual. Most people will probably find the first more useful as the second won’t always apply.

After I started meditating for awhile with my “reason” I started having “good” meditations. Notice I put “good” in quotations. I do this because Eric told me once there is no such thing as a bad meditation. Every meditation is perfect. You get from it exactly what the Universe needed you to. I find that’s an important frame of mind that’s too easy to overlook.

I’d had “good” meditations before but because that was my “want”, my goal, I too eagerly ate them up. Excited I jumped at the new discovery I’d gotten from it. Now that I had my reason, I wasn’t really concerned about having good meditations, I was more curious about “why” I had a “good” meditation.

I had enough emotional distance from it that I was able to look at it and reflect in a more unattached way. What I found, or felt is more like it, was a sensation of some kind of slow, deep, inner movement. It was so soft, so subtle, yet definitely present. This feeling was strongest when I had a “good” meditation.

What else was I to do but follow this feeling? So, follow it I did. I watched it for awhile. Watched it when I walked to work. When I walked on the beach. When I ate dinner. I watched it when I took a shower. When I sat down to meditate. When I went to sleep.

This is the simplest way I can describe what I learned from it. Meditation, particularly the Foundation meditation, is like a river. When I meditate and I have a “good” meditation, often the result did not come from that moment. Rather it came from the momentum I’d created two weeks before, two months before. It simply took that long to peak and come to the surface. All I looked at was the surface, so I’d always jumped for joy when I had a “good” meditation like, Yay! I did something right.

Underneath the surface you are building this momentum of energy. The more you add to it, the greater this momentum becomes.

Now, to make this more complicated let’s say there are two kinds of rivers. Deep rivers and shallow rivers. Shallow rivers have lot’s of rapids. These rapids splash and crash and have lot’s of white water. They look the most fun and because there’s SO much water splashing all over the place, people often assume they are the more powerful.

Deep rivers look still on the surface except every once in awhile you’ll see a swirling eddie, like a whirlpool.

I grew up around the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. These are deep rivers. Compared to the rivers my family would go canoeing on, I always thought these rivers were little sissies that any kid could swim across. They look so lazy and quiet.

One day someone explained to me that deep rivers have stronger currents. The currents go deep towards the bottom of the river. They could take a swimmer and pull them under. Sometimes the currents rise to the top which forms the eddie.

Most people, when they meditate, are looking to ride the shallow river. They are concerned with what’s splashing around on the surface. They want the waves, they want the ride. This is fine, except when that becomes the way you judge your whole journey.

If you have ever gone river rafting, you’ll know, riding the rapids can be tiring. What’s more, the rapids are always going up and down.

Maybe you haven’t sat for long periods of time and stared at a river. If you haven’t, you should. I’ve sat and watched them both which is why I think I feel this analogy so much. I can sense the currents of the rivers and put that feeling inside of me to form a contrast of the difference.

When I felt this feeling inside of me, and I saw the way time was influencing my meditations, I saw the river clearly. My journey before was ruled in the shallows. I was riding the rapids always watching the up’s and down’s. Now I’d felt depth and my view was changing.

I was no longer meditating for today. I wasn’t even meditating for next week. I began meditating for next month, for 3 months from now, six months from now…. five years from now. My feeling of time and the impact, in terms of depth, my meditations were having on me were expanding outward.

I didn’t want quick shallow rapids. I realized the real change would come from the strong current. The one that would rise from the depths and climb like great wave out of the ocean. To get that, I needed to move into that current. My mind moved further away from the desire for the immediate, “give me the buzz” meditations or experiences. This went perfectly with my “reason”. The Navigator was begging to keep going in that direction.

This is about perception and the effect perception has on your growth. My frame of view grew so that I could see, and appreciate, a bigger picture. Too many people get caught in the rapids. They get fickle and fuss over every little splash or slow time. They don’t reach out and take in the VIEW, the RIVER. It helped my mind quiet so that I could sense, and then ride, another current.

The more I meditated the more I could sense the momentum of this current. Once I started moving with that momentum that was my experience.

When I did have “experiences” I could appreciate them more. Sure they were cool, fantastic really. What meant more was the realizations they gave me and how I could feel their movement within this inner “river”. This inner “river” started to bleed over into my waking life more and more. I could begin to sense it beneath the surface of everything. I became aware of how everything was nothing but a flash, a moment, and yet it was also the overwhelming breath of eternity. Intertwined in an instance.

This encouraged me to view things in greater and greater spans of times. I could feel the undeniable importance and fragility of a single moment and love it all the more in recognition it was nothing in the great ocean of eternity. Meditation was a moment. It was forever.

Fifty years, one day, two hours, the rise and fall of an entire civilization… they were joined in my awareness of time. “The River” ran through it all equally. My meditations would be from that place. They became, as Eric told me, perfect… in that context.

Expectations… what for? I was consistent. My moment had yet to happen, it had already happened. Judgment? For what moment? I was meditating through it all and all strewn together, in one stream, one moment… they were perfect. Do you judge a river for a rock? An ocean for a wave? I stopped thinking it and became it, as close as I could be. Even that I didn’t judge. It would be, when it was time, which already was, it simply hadn’t come to be.

I’m not trying to be cryptic, I’m trying to capture the state of mind. The meaningless frame of “time” that we allow ourselves to be governed by. It is a governor.

That’s the perceptual part of the river. If you just read it and say, “Yeah, that’s lovely”, you missed it. There’s nothing else I can say to help you get it. Either you’re going to take the time to reflect on it and see what I’m saying or you won’t. I’m not saying it’s the end-all be-all, but I will say there’s something there. Something I don’t see people getting and maybe they can’t get it until they’re in the current but… at least you know.

The second part of the river is actual. Some people call it the pendulum swing. But, another time…

All the best,
Eric Robison