LBL and Beyond Training Manual 2024

MNI’s Continuing Education opportunities will continue to grow. Look for more information on CE to come! For now, please enjoy the following: 

The following Continuing Education lessons are ready for you to use right now, on your own schedule and at your own pace. Certainly one of the most inspiring, informative, and effective ways for an LBL practitioner to improve their skills is to actually observe and/or listen to a well-done LBL session. With that in mind, our first two LBL lessons are live LBL demonstrations. Each one is followed by a Q&A or Debrief for maximum informational value. These are meant to be studied as lessons, so we recommend that you take your time with them. This will probably result in frequent pauses and note-taking.

If something in this material deeply inspires you, or you have questions about anything you see (or hear), we want to encourage you to consider bringing those things to e-group for further sharing and discussion. By sharing this way you can magnify the effectiveness of this educational tool within our MNI Family. The first lesson is a live LBL demonstration at Findhorn, Scotland, facilitated by Paul Aurand with Angie Noon assisting. It includes a very informative follow-up Q&A. The second lesson is another LBL demo and debrief that was recorded at a MNI training at San Damiano in Danville, California.

One note of caution: As we all know, an LBL is a very personal thing for the client. The material in these videos is intended for use by MNI members only. Therefore please do not copy or transport any of these lessons, or any part of these lessons, to any other location. We have done everything we can to make them easy to access and use within the protection of the Members Area of the MNI Website.

Now go and enjoy!
Jimmy Quast

LBL at Findhorn with Paul Aurand and Angie Noon
LBL at San Damiano with Pete Smith
The Art & Science of LBL with various TNI Members
Preparing the Client for LBL with Pete Smith
Conscious Interference & Resistance with Paul Aurand
Member-Led Workshops