 | by Andrew Mooney There are certain moments in your life when you meet someone who changes your life forever. The moment I met my wife was one such moment. The day I met Serge Benhayon was another such moment. I walked into the crypt under the church on Piccadilly Circus on that day in June 2006 to attend a workshop that Serge was hosting and as I walked in I looked for the person who was going to be delivering the workshop. |
I have worked as a physiotherapist for 20 years and have been to many conferences and health and well-being workshops; so I was familiar with this kind of event. The usual format would be that the presenter would be introduced with much fanfare and talking up of their credentials and would be generally held as an expert in their field and someone we should all look up to for the answers.
The presenters at these events would usually act and behave as the ‘expert’, presenting themselves as superior or more knowledgeable than their audience. I had observed that often these experts would be super knowledgable in their fields of expertise in health care but would not look or act very healthy themselves.
The presenters at these events would usually act and behave as the ‘expert’, presenting themselves as superior or more knowledgeable than their audience. I had observed that often these experts would be super knowledgable in their fields of expertise in health care but would not look or act very healthy themselves.
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