[...] Attending Mindvalley event in SD in person was epic. Let me try to put all that emotion into words to paint a picture of how beautiful it was. The most amazing thing was there was a buzz of positive energy a positive energy vibration you can feel the whole time you were there.
Walking into the ballroom with music blasting and people there giving you high five's as you find your seat. Dancers on stage stirring up all the energy. Meeting strangers and hugging them and connecting with people in an environment where there was nothing but love for one another. People came together from all around the world all races and everyone was accepted. It was an environment where you could talk to a total stranger about personal information and not feel judged. You cannot connect the same way on the internet as being there live because of the personal connections and feelings that are shared. Attending in person you are a part of the event not there just listening and hearing the message. Being there you are part of it and you take it with you when you leave and you don't want it to end.
Walking into the ballroom with music blasting and people there giving you high five's as you find your seat. Dancers on stage stirring up all the energy. Meeting strangers and hugging them and connecting with people in an environment where there was nothing but love for one another. People came together from all around the world all races and everyone was accepted. It was an environment where you could talk to a total stranger about personal information and not feel judged. You cannot connect the same way on the internet as being there live because of the personal connections and feelings that are shared. Attending in person you are a part of the event not there just listening and hearing the message. Being there you are part of it and you take it with you when you leave and you don't want it to end.
Attending live events you participate in the conversation that you cannot do on the same level at home. For example, when Lisa Nichols spoke she would demonstrate a lesson teach us how to do it than have us find a partner to connect with and try it out for ourselves. Each time she taught us a new lesson we had to find a different person to partner up with so it gets you interacting with the people you don't know and you are sharing personal stories and it was hard sometimes but that is when you grow. You don't grow when you are in your comfort zone. Watching a recorded event is better than not at all but it's not the same all as being there in person no way it's impossible to duplicate those personal feelings and connections. I left the event a different person. I felt happier, more energized, more inspired, and I left with a heart full of love and awareness to keep growing and to really be conscious of my energy as it affects everyone. You feel more powerful, knowing you matter and each one of us matters and everything is connected and we all need to be a light for the greater good of our time here.
I have more clarity about what I want and what I need to work on. You connect with people and challenge one another in a positive way that makes you think and grow to help one another. I made new friendships, some people found love, some got business tips, ideas, or info on hiring coaches to help launch their ideas. Some people applied for new jobs and signed up for new programs to take that will have positive influences in their lives. Some people made vacation plans with personal growth training included. Mindvalley in person is something I wish everyone could experience. I wish our education system could be like Mindvalley University and start when kids are very young. I am very excited about all the new Mindvalley expansion ideas to reach more people and to offer more live events because they make an impact that you cannot duplicate watching online.
With full gratitude, I thank you Vishen for changing my life. I am thankful for all his courage to invite us into his past in his books and on stage to share times that were painful or embarrassing but made him who he is today. That is not easy to do so thank you for sharing with us. I thank him for creating Mindvalley and for having a passion to make the world a more loving and better place. One person can make a difference. I am thankful for his amazing, beautiful helpful staff, all the inspiring teachers who also share their stories that are not all good times but they still came out on top and found a way to inspire, and to all the amazing people that belong to the Mindvalley Tribe who help make it real with physical interactions and open hearts. The friendships and knowledge I have learned have transformed me to think a different way. I am more conscious about the topics I have learned. It has taught me to be aware of my energy and to radiate on a higher level and what it takes to stay there. I have more love for myself so I can give to others. I have more gratitude and I have more forgiveness for past hurts and I am learning to forgive myself. Thank you for this beautiful gift called Mindvalley and everything it represents.
