Free Webinar/Teleseminar
Dr. Margaret Paul offers two free Webinar that can help you with your Inner Bonding process, and that introduces you to courses that will also be helpful to you.
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Daily Inspiration
Letting yourself cry when your heart is moved opens you to God - and to love and joy. If you put a lid on your tears, you also put a lid on your joy and your ability to love. Today, let yourself cry when your heart is touched with sadness or moved by empathy or joy.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
It has brought God back into my life. I feel love for the first time in my life.
Tom Dvorak
'Knowing that at any moment, I can choose to be loving to myself, regardless of what is happening around me, brings such a sense of peace and deep gratitude. This is the best gift I've ever been given and the best part is that I gave it to myself!' Colorado Intensive, 10.10
Michele Tenor
"This has been my third intensive and I'm so full of gratitude. I've healed so much since my last one. I've had so many changes in my life that if someone had told me that this was going to happen, I would have thought they were crazy or mad. Thanks to Inner Bonding,I'm enjoying life more and more and freeing myself gradually of all the blocks, false beliefs and addictions that were deeply instilled in me. Thank you, Margie, thank you God and thanks to myself." February 2002 - Lucerne Valley, CA
Pedro Alvarez
"This intensive provided the transformational opportunity to move through deep, protective layers of pain and reclaim my being - to connect with my core self, truly experience my value and finally allow the love and respect of others into my being. It felt as if it is the beginning of my aliveness. Thank you Margie for your love, patience, intuition and extraordinary skill in facilitating the access to my own power." Lucerne Valley, CA June, 2000
Colin Horowitz
"My God, and I mean MY GOD is good and this Inner Bonding is becoming like my breath, it moves through me and gives me life, a very good life." Advanced Intensive, Long Island, 11/09
Suzi Korsak
This was my second Intensive. I'm a 62 year old (fairly "Hot" Grandma) who struggles with alcohol abuse. The past 3 days I have learned "how to", and that I must stand up and speak my truth. I'm quite shy and believed I should be "nice" to my husband and family members. I have been tortured inside by not being honest. I now feel empowered to speak up when things don't feel right. It will be the loving thing to do to my husband who has no idea what he does to contribute to the situation. I'm excited about the possibilities for my future happiness! L.A. Advanced Intensive, 4/07
Mary Campbell
