Hale Dwoskin - The Controlled Fall 

Not really. Of course there are overlaps. But Neville didn't teach about "Letting Go" or "Releasing," as his main subject. Lester, and then Hale, are specifically geared to teaching about Letting Go of the AGFLAP (as Lester called it). Once you have Let Go of the AGFLAP, then you will be able to create stuff like Neville did. He was a pure vessel, and didn't have much resistance to mess up his alignment. When you Let Go of Resistance, you can align yourself with anything you want and get it right away. Lester teaches that quite clearly. He says, "Go Free." Lester taught that when you Release yourself from the attachment/aversion to Approval, Control, and Survival, you will be completely free. When you are completely free, you can just think it, and it will happen. Neville taught about how thoughts manifest if your alignment is spot on and tickity boo, and you stay in the feeling of the wish fulfilled. When you Release, using Sedona Method, you are better able to stay in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, and create things consciously in your life. The Sedona Method comes before everything else .... If the runway is covered with rocks, the plane cannot land. Sedona Method removes the rocks so your plane can land! Lester calls the "rocks," AGFLAP. Get rid of the AGFLAP, and Go Free.

@@pbeapbea5206 this is such an interesting response. Thank you.

Fatma, there is no point! That's the point hehe

@@innernesss but isn't that so sad, life has no meaning

@@fatmaaj232 That's only a thought - from the perspective of a separate self it is sad yes. But what hale is saying is that perspective can dissolve, and you see life from the perspective of life - free flowing, abundant, beautiful, no need to do or be anything other than what it is.

Are baby's sad? Are dogs or any other animals sad? They just "are" in and as life.

​@@fatmaaj232 I get the impression that this tool helps us to choose and create life's meaning instead of suffering over meanings we haven't chosen.

Delilah Praete here. Great question! Awareness just is. It has no preferences. And it's impersonal. The instant we experience an I, me or mine, we are in separation. Awareness is all inclusive. There is only "the all there" is in Awareness.

@@TheSedonaMethod Thank you for your answer. Now I don't feel the need to think about what it is, what it feels like, or try to explain it in words anymore. I just try to stay in the present, and when in the present there is no desire to think or figuring what it is anymore.