On Friday 20th June 2014, the
charismatic and charming Mr. Shree Kumar graced SHAFA HOME, Delhi to present
his fifth session for our residents. Today’s topic followed on from last week’s
theme; the definition and search for love and the presence of God within all
living beings. 
Mr. Shree opened
this week’s session clearly stating that these sessions are not simply a ‘TGI
Friday time-pass’, they are offered so that the participants can further their
personal growth within the treatment programme. He wants our residents to
enrich and fortify their personal growth using these valuable EFTT experiences
alongside their TC treatment programme. After all, nobody can force-feed us suggestions on how to live
a happy and successful life...if we want to succeed it requires dedicated
action. After all, recovery has no middle ground!
Today’s key topic was how we start to perceive
the divine light, divine love and divine power that lies within all of us. Mr.
Shree gave a preliminary discourse about the deep importance of perception
modification; in NLP this is called re-framing and re-viewing our schemas
attached to the world. Basically in simple speak – the need to start
appreciating, giving and receiving love and stop fearing love.
If we seriously want to live harmoniously with
each other, then its high time we stop the hating, stop the judging and quit
believing ourselves to be superior to others. God doesn’t judge or hate, so
when did us mere mortals have the audacity to think we have the right to do so?
We are all equally beautiful forms cut from the same infallible diamond. A
perturbed younger member stood up and asked “so that light shining inside you
is the one shining in me then?” His response was met with a resounding
“Indeed!” Brother we are all the same, despite our colour, gender shape, size
or substance of choice. 
Love is the liberating force that allows us
to forgive each other for misconduct done to us. The highest duty we can do is
to love, care for and appreciate our fellow humans and environment. Mr. Shree
explains that as humans we have fed our minds with such corrosive spiritual
poison, we have ignited our own funeral pyre...As addicts, we are frighteningly
adept at burning our own bridges to reach safety. When we resigned ourselves to
hopelessness, how can we move forward? In last week’s session Avinash
vanquished his incorrigible guilt and shame to the EFTT practise, finding after
countless years that he had the capacity to forgive himself. If we want to feel
hopeful and happy, we have to send out those positive vibes – this whole
universe functions on the law of karma - What
we send out, we will receive back.
Nonetheless despite what happened in our
pasts, God works in mysterious ways. After all, He somehow rounded up all of us
to coexist under the roof of SHAFA HOME right? We have been given a chance to
do each others’ “seva” (help). We are all here for one common purpose; to help
each other to recover from this fatal disease...no longer did we need to shut
ourselves off from the light of the Spirit.
Bring on Mr. Shree ‘self-illumination’
exercise! As the session progressed, Mr. Shree went round all of the residents,
saluted and embraced them...many grown men were reduced to tears from this experience.
The atmosphere was indescribable...many experienced were moved to pure rapture
whereas others felt intense embarrassment as they relived the past in their
minds. 
As the session wound to a close it was time
for residents to spread the love themselves. Residents stood up and embraced
their brothers with warm, tight hugs and sentiments of good-will. A specialised
EFTT was also undertaken regarding the learning from today’s session.
Mr Shree
concluded that we would learn more advanced methods of EFTT in coming sessions.
When our residents heard this fantastic proposition, the wide eyes and grins on
their faces spoke volumes! Mr. Shree and our ever-observant staff believe they
are making brilliant progress reflecting from their enthusiasm.
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