By Rachel Hall  |  Dentist B.Ch.D (Uni Leeds), LDSRCS(Eng)

All my life I wanted answers, answers to the big things like: why am I here, what is my purpose, is there a God, what does it all mean, where was I before I was born and so on, I’m sure you get the picture…

I was an inquisitive enquiring child with an unquenchable appetite to know and learn, who was told to shush or not to be so silly when talking about her feelings or things she could sense going on around her. 

by Jenny Ellis, Universal Medicine Therapies Practitioner

As a practitioner myself of some 25 years experience, meeting Serge Benhayon and consulting with him has been the sort of game-changer more deserving of a book than a page! 
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From the first meeting there was no question l had come across an extraordinary man, unlike anyone I had known before. 

by Jonathan Stewart, UK

I first met Serge Benhayon in April 2006 when I attended a Sacred Esoteric Healing Level 1 course he was presenting at the invitation of a friend. I knew nothing about Serge but I trusted my friend’s recommendation. This event was to change my life.

At that time I was a full-time practicing kinesiology therapist and instructor, with fifteen years of experience and a very busy clinic. 

by Sara Williams,

We live in a world where friendship comes loaded with conditions. Even a universally accepted quality like loyalty in friendship comes with the expectation of exclusivity, the anticipation that ‘you will do right by me no matter what’, even if it means doing wrong by another. This is not the way of Serge Benhayon, who defies all current perceptions of friendship and instead lives true friendship, a relationship that is always and never not all-encompassing of every person he meets, equally so. 

by Otto Bathurst  (renowned director/social commentator)

This is the power of the inspiration that Serge and his extended family live every day. Their consistency and commitment to love, every second of every day with every single person in their lives is so total that it has become their ordinary. I have watched this for the 10 years that I have known Serge Benhayon and got to know the rest of his family and never, ever, once have I seen that love waver. Extraordinary. Ordinary.

by Prof William Auguste Foley, PhD, FAHA

For me, the family of Serge Benhayon provides a true model of how a family lives in love. There is much confusion about this concept. For nearly everyone, it is an emotion, a desire to have another fill a need in oneself. It connotes affection, actions designed to please another and so feel better about oneself. And it is directed at special others, our spouse, family and dear friends.  But all of these understandings are mistaken. There is not a gram of emotion in true love; what we mistake for love is just attachment. 

by Eunice J Minford

Over the last few years I have travelled to Australia to see friends and partake in Universal Medicine courses and events. During my visits to Australia I have had the pleasure of being invited along with other guests to share dinner with Serge Benhayon and his family.

I grew up in a tradition that said, ‘put others before yourself’ - which for things like dinner parties translated to treating guests as ‘special’ and different to one’s family. 

by Ray Karam

When I first met Serge about 5 years ago I watched him closely talk to people and interact with his family at a Universal Medicine presentation. It stood out how close, personal and intimate he was with everyone I saw him speak to. He just seemed to have a way of speaking to people that I had never seen before. It was a quality that was so obviously not the ‘norm’.