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What have you learned as a result of studying the Diamond Approach?: 

This work is rich. I’ve learned a lot over the years. More than anything I have learned to let go and have come more to reside in my inner nature.

What would you like your potential students to know about you as a teacher of the Diamond Approach?: 

I would like to get to know them and do my best to support their process of discovering and coming to their own inner nature.

What attracted you to the Diamond Approach?: 

I heard about the Diamond Approach when I was living at a spiritual retreat center. A number of the residents were participating in Diamond Approach retreats. I read the Pearl Beyond Price and found it a difficult read because of the psychological jargon. I set it aside for several years. Then a resident was going through the teacher's training and needed practice students. I did a private session a week. I was introduced to the Diamond Heart series of books. I would read a chapter before bed at night. The transmission was so powerful that I would have the experience being described. I couldn't wait for bed at night. My appetite for the work grew. I couldn't get enough of it. Later a Diamond Approach group formed at the retreat center. I joined. I wanted to do more so when the opportunity arose for the teacher training I applied and was accepted.

What is most important for people to understand about the Diamond Approach?: 

The Diamond Approach is a work school and so it requires that we do the work. It is trying and tempering. The rewards are worth it.

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