Comments on: Leaving Lynn Grabhorn (but not for good)

By: Esme

Esme — Thu, 13 May 2010 07:05:01 +0000

Hi all
Lynn’s book “excuse me…” was extremely powerful and helpful to me. Still is when I pick it up from time to time.

Everyone exits this reality we call life.

Whatever one’s beliefs- whether it’s moving to
another dimension spiritually, going up or down or sideways… We all go …

It was her time. Was she supposed to live in her body forever just because she wrote books about raising your frequency and vibration?

Bless her.

Thank you Lynn Grabhorn.

Sincerely,
esme

By: earl west

earl west — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 04:38:04 +0000

very well expressed! my sentiments..exactly..thank you!. EARL WEST

By: earl west

earl west — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 22:12:18 +0000

First -wish to sincerely commend and thank John Scriven for his intelligent and thoughtful perspective(s) regarding Lynn and her truly significant contributions. Really..thank you. I have to also note – it is so satisfying and great reading all the earnest letters excluding the ..first in position-whose banal -”observations” i just can,t dignify with any considered response. to me- every time i re-start reading “Excuse me” fresh insights and or a -shifted perspective rewards me. she is truly in a class of originality also if anyone has -as i definitely do- difficulty “feeling” the desired object/state as if it were present–do what Lynn and others have suggested–reach for feeling better- even incrementally –hey! that really works– and ..my very first .acknowledgment? What a co-incidence! then ..dawning ..Oh .and i have to say i..have read and reread- several times the book -”Dear God..and guess what? there is to me–a practical help in one maintaining -consciously – feeling good or at least better to feel that i’m providing nourishment to a more noble and enlightened group. if one views the “opposing” forces as lower/higher vibrations sans “entificating ” energetic forces- that book can be seen -i feel- in a positive and practical light. and i certainly agree–Lynn,s decision to exit -”physicality” is her considered choice. many do and have done this -from sudden infant death -to young “arrivals” choosing to “abort” to adults with varying degrees of “wisdom” you know…we really know so little of the concurrent divers dramas and their applications in this unfathomable realty. God bless Lynn..earl…

By: shelley perham

shelley perham — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:30:49 +0000

Ok Lisa, you can do this… you are already talking yourself out of it tho.

So… this is what you need to do. Sit yourself down, and shut off to all other thoughts. Imagine what it would like to be offered this job. Visualize the head of HR ringing you up and informing you that you have been successful. What does it feel like, what can you see, feel, smell etc. What would it look like to be working in this place, who would your friends be, how would the relationship be with your boyfriend. Gosh I am vibrating already! Come on this is what Excuse me teaches you. Just stop thinking of everything else, just life ‘As If’ (Live as if you already have this job, its a very powerful technique). And then, do some mental rehearsal for the interview. Imagine yourself in your best suit, striding into the office, shaking hands, being confident. Imagine yourself getting along well with the person interviewing you, both of you smiling, answering the questions with ease and humor, imagine the interviewer thinking ‘this is the one for us’, imagine shaking hands as you leave and feeling good about your interview.

Mental rehearsal is the most powerful tool here and its what helped me win 5 Supreme Championships in my chosen sporting field (and I have no book to sell). Its amazing and magical. Get to it and good luck! Shelley

By: Lisa

Lisa — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 12:36:27 +0000

I agree completely with the comments being made. Lynn did what she had to do in life and sometimes you need to know when to leave the party so to speak.

I have been a follower of her ideaology for over a year now. Things haven’t changed too much for me materialistically but I have to say, in order for things to change in your life when using Lynn’s teachings, you have to change yourself on the inside. This took a very long time for me to realize. I know that probably sounds daft to everyone but I’m now starting to get it. I was missing one of the pieces and I want to share this because I feel it’s very important.

I’m in a job which I absolutely hate. It’s far from my home and it’s caused major rifts with me and my boyfriend. I would try to be upbeat and I was thinking I was but little things started to grate on me. Irritating colleagues, boredom and so on. Then I remembered what Lynn said. If you want to change your situation, you need to find something to like about it. So, I have recently started to write all the things that I love about my job. (the people, the personal perks) And yesterday I received a phone call from a job agency about a job that sounds brilliant. The location is spot on, the wages are higher than my expectations and I know that I would be fabulous and I would enjoy it. But….

Inside of me I’m absolutely terrified. I don’t want this to pass me by. And this fear, I’m scared, is going screw everything up.

I guess I need to keep going with the appreciation of my current job to attract the interview that I so crave to the job opportunity that was presented to me yesterday.

I hope that this makes sense and i’m sorry if I have rambled on.

In closing, I guess the best thing to do is to keep at it. This (like a diet) is a lifestyle change. Don’t get discouraged. I know what I need to do. Happiness is a choice. You can choose to walk down the street and grump at the noise and the traffic and the rude people, or you could slow down, look at the flowers growing, see the children laughing and notice that the sun is out. It’s up to you.