Hello everyone from Auckland, New Zealand ... a city where it's not unusual to experience all 4 seasons in one day! I am a third of the way through the course, which I'm really enjoying - in fact, I look forward to going home most nights to study it. I have already noticed little positive things happening to me - one being clarity of thought. I know I have so much to look forward to, and give sincere thanks to Rebecca for enlightening us all.

Welcome,
I love Auckland. Spent a few years going twice a year. I would like to come back some day soon. New Zealand has such wonderful people everywhere..I think you will find the course very interesting!

Jazz

Thanks for your welcome Jazz - I was born and bred in Auckland and love it here too. I've never been to Colorado - what's it famous for? Yes, the course is very interesting and I'm sure getting more in use value than what I paid. I have read and done lots of personal development stuff, but find this course refreshingly different as it explains everything so clearly.

Blessings,
Cynthia

A Warm Welcome Cynthia,

I bet Auckland and all New Zealand is beautiful...
How is the life in Wellington vs Auckland?
Do you visit often Australia?

Some Romanian professors teaching Mathematics in New Zealand said that it's so beautiful there like a Switzerland by the ocean...

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I bet Auckland and all New Zealand is beautiful...
How is the life in Wellington vs Auckland?
Do you visit often Australia?

Hi there - Sandu-CanDo (love the name) - yes, I am really blessed to be living in in such a beautiful country. I'll never forget arriving in Queenstown (located near the bottom of the South Island) for the first time years ago in winter, alighting from the plane onto the tarmac, and taking in the breathtaking views of the snow-covered mountains for the first time - I must've looked like a real tourist standing there with my jaw open! And it did remind me of the Swiss Alps - unbelievably beautiful.

Wellington and Auckland are different in lots of ways - you really need a car in Auckland to get around as the city is quite spread out and the public transport city isn't the best unfortunately, however, in Wellington, the hub of everything seems to be in the city and public transport is better. Weatherwise, let me just say that Wellington is known as the "windy city" and Auckland is the "City of Sails"!

Because Australia is so close (a 3-hour flight to Sydney), it's a popular destination for Kiwis (and vice versa). I visited both Sydney and Melbourne last year, and now that my daughter is living in Sydney, I'm sure I'll be going over more often.

I've been to Las Vegas once, around 9 years ago, however, I didn't get to visit any casinos as my daughter was too young, but it was exactly how I imagined it - exciting and vibrant. We also flew across the Grand Canyon, which was a really amazing experience.

Thanks for welcoming me.

Blessings,
Cynthia

Hi Cynthia,

My Daughters Husbands family is from New Zealand although the now live in the Los Angeles Area of the US. I pretty much feel that I am a citizen of the World, My wife is from Japan, My sons wife is from the Ukraine and we have friends from all over the world. Helps to develop the beleif that anything is possibable.

Be good to yourself, Tom Strong

Hi Tom

You certainly do have a multi-cultural family, which must make for some interesting discussions when you all get together. My nephew's wife is American and they now live in Auckland. I had a 3-day stopover in Japan on my way to England a few years ago and found the place really fascinating. Will definitely return one day to see more.

Blessings,
Cynthia