Ron W. Rathbun

The Silent Miracle: Awakening Your True Spiritual Nature Ron W. Rathbun

You can do nothing without your thoughts.  It would be wise to study your thoughts and where they are taking you in life.  More importantly, do you like how you feel in this moment right now. There is a very real way to help yourself, when you begin to understand the anatomy of the Kelee and your mind. This is what Kelee® meditation will teach you. If you want to help yourself.  Here is a way that works.  All it requires is a little time on your part and the results will begin to happen.

The title of my book, The Silent Miracle came from a psychologist who was one of my students. She came into class one day with tears in her eyes and said, "It's a silent miracle, my nightmares have finally ended."  She had detached enough energy, from her negative thought-form images, known as compartments, to dissolve them.  This you will have to experience for yourself, to know for yourself, as was the case with her.

When you can enter into mind and learn to detach from what hurts you, you can learn to dissolve harmful thoughts, after all they are only energy, and can be depleted, if you know how. Check out The Silent Miracle, you will not be disappointed.  How much would it be worth to even get rid of one negative thought forever?  And this is only the start to a way to free yourself from what hurts you.

This book has a step-by-step guide of how to do Kelee meditation (KM).  It is also a more in-depth look at the Kelee and KM.  It discusses how thinking is associated with the brain and feeling is associated with the mind.  Ron explains how negative thoughts get stuck as points of resistance in the Kelee and can be triggered by yourself or others as emotional buttons. These emotional buttons, i.e., compartments affect both your physical and emotional health. Kelee meditation, teaches you to detach from this resistance and let them go.  What would that mean to you, to let go of one stress, anxiety, or fear--never to experience it again.
A study at UCSD Medical Center showed KM greatly reduces stress, anxiety and depression, using standard psychological tests.