To be honest, I can’t help but chuckle at folks who will actually engage in this manner in a discussion on an easily-accessible online forum, make complete asses opf themselves, then go back and edit/delete any content that challenges them or that might make them appear less intelligent and/or evolved. Perhaps they think that once their “offerings” are deleted or edited, they no longer exist… talk about heads in the sand! People like this do more to damage their own interests than could any critic, no matter how scathing the criticism or how vitriolic the presentation.

In terms of the pricing for the DVDs, please keep in mind the intent of the DVDs. They are meant to clear unconscious patterns and beliefs quickly and easily. To do this type of clearing with a therapist would run hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Of course, the DVDs are meant to complement your clearing efforts and are not meant to replace working with a licensed therapist. But when working on yourself, these tools are very helpful towards those clearing goals.

Thank you for your questions. It is important to ask questions before you become upset at a conclusion that you’ve arrived at based on erroneous data.

Love and peace,
Petra.

I am sooo grateful for this, it is very apropiate for me,

Thank you

BLESS YOU IN LOVE AND LIGHT

Maureen

Clearly, the person that wrote that comment never shared a Rolls Royce Mastermind experience with you like I did. It was your authentic, mindful, soulful, presence.. along with your amazing gifts and talent that made that such a soul stirring experience for me. What an opportunity to to experience two very different “teachers” with vastly different energy, talent, and presence.

I thrilled to hear that moving to Mt. Shasta was like coming home for you and your family. I look forward to hearing more about you and the work you share with the world from Mt. Shasta. I’m truly sorry that this Austin native didn’t follow-up after that amazing experience and spend more time with you when you were here.

I also wanted to leave a comment to your “Ho’oponopono, then and now” post that I’m really looking forward to your book/dvd.

I’ve dealt with and handled “critics” for years. I have no problem going head to head with some – and at one point found the activity intellectually stimulating. While they would rant and rave – I’d always come back calm and cool with documentation to counter. It worked for a while because I was able to consed valid points they had and came from a point of concern and resolve.

However, when points I made were backed up with documentation and research, I was met with defensiveness and elevated emotions.

It was never about me personally – even if they had nothing to respond with but personal attacks.

Over the last 6 months, I’ve had an awakening of sorts as the critics I had been dealing with got more and more desperate and increasingly foul and hateful. (My guess is out of frustration.)

The entire activity just got too bizarre with nothing but pure emotion the fired and already heated topic. Rational thinking and an activity I thought could help resolve questions and issues for the readership became a spitting match of insults.

So I dropped out.

While I allow critics to continue with the personal insults and dirt digging in an attempt to discredit myself and my company – I actually find my life far more “normal” now. It’s also “moving on” at a faster more promising pace. I attracted many fans through this process and now have a readership and subscription base that are not only very loyal, but hang on my every word.

Ironic huh?

All because I was able to keep my power from the very beginning and kept the emotion out of a very volatile and heated activity for everyone else.

The “issues” our critics have had for years may never be resolved. For myself, I’m stronger, much more educated because of my research, and far more confident in my own abilities.

Thanks for your post. It’s helped me realize why I am were I am right now.

And that’s grateful for the entire experience.

I find this posting on criticism grounded and thought provoking. So many online product comments reflect emotional extremes that the person commenting is feeling at the time. Is this really the best selfhelp book ever written? Probably not. Is this really the worst selfhelp book ever written? Probably not. However, the specifics that hook people or turn them off can be really interesting.