by Helen Giles ​About 10 years ago, someone encouraged me to read a ‘purple’ book, ‘The Way of Initiation’, written by a man called Serge Benhayon. As I read the book, I found myself reflecting on what was presented as it was so different from all the usual books I had come across previously. The points that Serge was making in his book were novel in the sense that I hadn’t thought about life that way previously, yet it made sense to me. I was wary and looking for the catch but couldn’t find any and what was interesting was that the more I read, the more my body felt at ease with what I was reading; there was a truth behind the words that I could feel.

I left that first workshop knowing that I would be back for more because, while I couldn’t fully grasp everything that was spoken about at the time, I knew in every cell in my body that what was presented was providing everyone there with the tools for living and understanding life in a more complete and joyful way. 

by Willem Plandsoen ​There is much to say about Serge Benhayon, a truly extraordinary man who writes volumes of paradigm shifting books, presents in trainings for 5 days in a row without notes or preparation, develops new healing modalities, serves in projects all over the globe, gives healing sessions and consults one to one, working hard, very hard indeed, sometimes up to 20 hours a day. And working hard without losing the connection to his love, care and tenderness, as working hard normally means in this world.

​I have been studying Serge Benhayon for 10 years, being a student myself, and my key question was not how he is able to bring all that he does – because he is fully transparent in showing and explaining that to the finest detail to everyone who is open to listen, but why is he able to bring all of this to us, and so consistently each day, almost every moment? His consistency in what he brings since 1999 is to me the truly remarkable thing about Serge Benhayon.
 
When I asked him recently, he answered, ‘Purpose’.

by Ingrid Ward When I look back over my life I can see that much of the time I was on an out of control roller coaster going nowhere but round and around, repeating the same patterns that always ended up with the same outcomes no matter what I did. I looked, often desperately, for answers to life’s endless questions but couldn’t seem to find what I was looking for. But throughout these unsettled times there was one constant, times when a ‘light’ would be shone that would stop me in my tracks and give me a moment to pause.

It used to feel like I was being offered a reason for keeping on going, not to give up but to trust that there will be an answer one day to all the questions I had about life.