Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
Hale Dwoskin is the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Sedona Method: Your Key to Lasting Happiness, Success, Peace and Emotional Well-being. He is one of the teachers from the movie The Secret; a founding member of the Transformational Leadership Council, and the CEO and Director of Training of Sedona Training Associates.
Articles by this Author
How The Sedona Method Greatly Enhances the Benefits of Meditation
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 02/8/2008
- Meditation and mindfulness
Meditation has proven benefits that range from increased well-being
to pain relief. For instance:
* People who meditated for eight weeks produced more
antibodies to a flu vaccine, which indicates it changed immune function
in a positive way.
* Meditation may help you maintain your ability to remember and focus
on details as you age, according to research by Sara Lazar of Harvard
Medical School.
* Meditation lowers anxiety, depression, anger, and fatigue.
Fear and Anxiety
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 01/31/2008
- Anxiety - stress
One of the topics we explore in The Sedona Method Audio Course is that
anything that we are afraid of happening, we actually have a
subconscious desire for or expectation of happening.
A Conversation With Hale Dwoskin
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 11/7/2007
- Change, growth, coaching
By Bill Harris, Centerpointe Research Institute. Hale Dwoskin talks about his mentor, Lester Levenson, and the origins of the Sedona Method.
The Secret to Mastering The Secret
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 11/7/2007
- Change, growth, coaching
What
this universal law tells you about your own life is that the thoughts
you think, feelings you feel, words you say, and actions you take all
consist of energy that attracts to it more of its own kind.
Are You Hiding Behind a Mask?
- By Hale Dwoskin - Sedona Training
- Published 11/6/2007
- Self concept / self esteem
“Most
of us live behind masks all the time based on the false
assumption that we are somehow safer behind them. It is like a little child hiding behind his own hand and actually
believing that his whole body has disappeared."
