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by Peter Cavanagh
My first encounter with Serge Benhayon occurred in February 2016 when I attended the regularly held, introductory presentation – Livingness 1. At this point I was still quite new to all things Universal Medicine, having only been introduced to it by Jenny Ellis, a Universal Medicine practitioner and to whom I'm now married, when we first met some five weeks earlier. |
To provide some context to what follows, so impressed was I by Jenny right from the start of our first meeting, and similarly by a number of her close friends who were also students (as they refer to themselves) of Universal Medicine, that I took up my own study of this subject with great interest. There was something different about these people. I could see and feel it.
And so it was with quite some intrigue and anticipation, when the opportunity arose to attend Livingness 1, that I did attend that event and meet Serge Benhayon that first time. My email to Serge the following day, as shown below, captures the significance to me of that first encounter, how I was impressed by him and my feelings about what he presented.
And so it was with quite some intrigue and anticipation, when the opportunity arose to attend Livingness 1, that I did attend that event and meet Serge Benhayon that first time. My email to Serge the following day, as shown below, captures the significance to me of that first encounter, how I was impressed by him and my feelings about what he presented.
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At this point, I encourage the reader to read my email far below as what follows builds upon it.
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In the 20 months that have passed between that first encounter and the point at which I write this, I have attended many more of Serge Benhayon's presentations both to the public and the student body. I now consider myself a dedicated student of Universal Medicine and its religious and philosophical aspect The Way of The Livingness.
Put simply, meeting Serge and discovering Universal Medicine and The Way of The Livingness has been transformational for me. For context here, when we met I was no newcomer to complementary health, philosophy and religion, as all three have been of great interest and importance to me since my youth. I have studied, tried, tested and lived a broad spectrum of such things throughout my life-time. And this is vitally important, because after all I had myself lived, tested and learned, and having discarded much along the way, why should I then find Serge Benhayon and his teachings so impressive, so important, so valuable? What is the difference between him and Universal Medicine and, shall we say, everything else?
Put simply, meeting Serge and discovering Universal Medicine and The Way of The Livingness has been transformational for me. For context here, when we met I was no newcomer to complementary health, philosophy and religion, as all three have been of great interest and importance to me since my youth. I have studied, tried, tested and lived a broad spectrum of such things throughout my life-time. And this is vitally important, because after all I had myself lived, tested and learned, and having discarded much along the way, why should I then find Serge Benhayon and his teachings so impressive, so important, so valuable? What is the difference between him and Universal Medicine and, shall we say, everything else?
As it is my great love and my strong nature to distil everything down to simplicity, to answer my last question above: The difference is that Serge Benhayon lives, exemplifies and presents to humanity our future.
Now, in truth, such simple a statement as that has a colossal volume of significance and meaning behind it. Consider the "everything else" to which I refer, including the realms of medicine, health, philosophy, religion and even modern science, as humanity currently approaches them, in truth are backward looking, being built upon and continually building on only that which is in our past. As a result, in these and all realms of human endeavour, we are therefore constrained, at best only ever producing and living a rework, regurgitating and always confined by what has already been. The evidence of this truth is plain and obvious: Humanity on the whole is not evolving; we are not solving our problems; we continue to abuse and kill one another; we continue to destroy ourselves with war; we continue to suffer disease, disaster, poverty and societal breakdown en masse. We clearly are not making progress -- despite the glory of modern science and technology. This evidence is overwhelming and to believe otherwise is to be in illusion.
The foundation of what Serge Benhayon presents to us is that we are human beings, with an emphasis on "beings", and that our true nature as beings is energetic and therefore eternal. Modern science does not contradict this understanding, beholding that everything, therefore including human beings, is energy, and that energy can be neither created nor destroyed.
Our future undoubtedly is, eventually, to realise our true nature and live accordingly. To do so, i.e. to truly evolve, is actually a return to that which we are -- energetic, eternal. And implicitly therefore our true abode is not in physical form, bound by time and limited in intelligence, but in energetic, unlimited formlessness, connected to the whole and therefore with limitless intelligence.
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SERGE BENHAYON is a most extraordinary man, here and now among us, who has realised and lives our distant future. He presents and makes accessible to humanity the way of return to our essence, with a level of wisdom and multi-dimensionality never before made available to us. What he offers us is true evolution, through understanding of the qualities of our future as human beings and how to live, walk and move in our physical form in those qualities now, if we choose to. Therein is the path of our return to our essence, our true self.
What's on offer as presented to the world by Serge Benhayon, as I have found it to be, personally, and observed it to be for many others around me, is simple, powerful and effective. It is the solution to the innumerable, seemingly unsolvable problems that beset humanity. It is The Truth. |
As I said in my first email to Serge, in a world so full of the contrived and artificial, bringing it back to my much loved simplicity: At last, real flowers!
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EMAIL TO SERGE
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On 15-Feb-16, 6:41 PM
To: Serge Benhayon Dear Serge, It’s the morning after Livingess 1 as I write this. I don’t have your email address at this point, so I’ll send it later... Just a short message to convey my thanks for and appreciation of you and what you presented to the group at Livingness 1 yesterday. In a world full of so called religions that are artificial, when one’s essence finally encounters true religion and people living it in the moment, there is no mistaking it. It’s like encountering a bunch of real flowers for the first time, after lifetimes of nothing but quite lack-lustre and contrived artificial flowers. So, there’s no mistaking you and what you’re on about. There’s no mistaking UniMed and The Livingess. There’s no mistaking any student of it ... at last, real flowers! The last five weeks since I met Jenny and she introduced me to Universal Medicine has been a truly significant span of time for me. If I distill the implications down to a couple of words, that would be: Life Changer. I’m beginning to understand that coming into the sphere of UniMed and those living in it is something like stepping into the field of a particle accelerator. I’d take this analogy a step further and say I’ve even had a couple of sessions inside that accelerator while it’s been turned on. Livingness 1 yesterday was one of those times. I recognise that after the acceleration there’s some inevitable inertia in my understanding, as it lags a little to catch up and realise the benefits of the actual reconfiguration that’s resulted from the acceleration. At this stage, in my present understanding, my biggest “take-home” from L1 was the exercise of feeling the attraction, the pull, between myself and another as we stood a short distance apart. That’s a game changer for me – so simple, so tangible, so objective. It may be the first bridge I’ve encountered between religion and science, as I’m confident there is a level of physics at work there. It makes religion undeniably real, so the implications of this one point for me are immense – foundational. The appreciation exercise followed a close second – that one really cracked me open, as Jen will attest! I’m sure there are other “take-homes” from Livingness 1 yet to emerge fully in my understanding, and I do understand I’ve barely scratched the surface so far with UniMed. So I have a lot to look forward to! With love and appreciation, Pete |
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