by Ryan Mc Waters | UK
At one time or another many of us have felt that there is something missing from the world today; something missing from the relationships we have with our friends, partners, work, extended family and often even our immediate family. The world we currently find ourselves can often feel lacking and fundamentally at odds with what we feel it could and should be like. |
We want to enjoy friendships that are accepting, supportive and enriching, yet for many we soon find our friendships confined by an unspoken boundary of surface-level depth that is acceptable between us, while revolving around social activities – we can ‘know’ our friends for years, yet can count on one hand the times we really shared a deep and intimate moment.
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Without an ounce of showmanship, he held a remarkable warmth, humility and level of professionalism that seemed un-reliant on anything surrounding him, on any deliberate appearance or outward attempt to appear competent.
I was very happy and confident in my chosen modality and had no great expectations for this workshop but was always open for new initiatives to support my practice.
By the end of the morning break I was having to question everything that I held to be true about healing. The concepts that Serge presented challenged the very foundations upon which I based my understanding and approach to health, healthcare and healing.
Never before have I encountered someone who expresses in such equalness to all whom he meets, expressing the same degree of loving attention and openness, respectfully varying only in his communication of affection.
True love holds all equally and is open without holding back to everyone we encounter. There is no attachment to any special others in true love. There simply cannot be because love radiates out to embrace all without favour as the sun showers its warmth and light on us all. Love seeks the advancement and unfolding of all in their fullness and true nature. Because there is no attachment, it does not seek to pander to others to win their favour. Love knows not favour; it only knows Truth, and so there can be no holding back in calling out the harmful behaviour of another when we see them acting in ways that are untruthful, harming to themselves and others.
Beliefs like a guest should be served and waited upon hand and foot were just part and parcel of the culture – and that this type of behaviour was desirable and constituted being a good host who offered great hospitality. Polite conversation, exchanging pleasantries and putting on one’s best face or front were also par for the course. The house would be tidied even more than usual and special cutlery, crystal glasses and dinner service brought out for such special occasions.
Everyone he spoke to was important and it didn’t seem to matter if he had known you five minutes or five years, he would greet everyone with a great care. I remember asking myself, 'how can a man be like this, what’s the trick?' Over the next year I watched him further and kept being astounded by how the same quality continued with how he was with people. I remember thinking that one day I would catch him out and find out how he really was and what I have found is that how he was on the first day I saw him is how he is today. Serge has never changed, in fact the qualities that ‘struck’ me on that first day have deepened further and he is more caring with the people I see him with than any person I know.
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