Andrew_M
04-07-2003, 04:31 PM
Level 1 and Level 2, at least for me, were very different experiences. Before Level 1, I had done such substantial damage to my body, that the change was really super dramatic.
Level 2 was more subtle, independent, and thoughtful of an experience.
It built on Level 1 quite well but, for me, it wasn't as much about filling buckets. It was about getting some balance between the physical and mental parts of my health, and maybe spending a bit of time thinking about others as well.
During the process, I didn't really experience too many dramatic changes. However, at the end, and for a couple weeks later, I noticed my body started getting rid of lots of things. It somehow queued things up, and then blammo. Dramatic rise in energy, fat loss, and generally felt and looked younger.
I'm a stubborn person, but I'm begining to look at the process with a bit more maturity. It's ongoing, not a quick fix. I can't imagine a better way to upgrade one's health.
Level 2 was more subtle, independent, and thoughtful of an experience.
It built on Level 1 quite well but, for me, it wasn't as much about filling buckets. It was about getting some balance between the physical and mental parts of my health, and maybe spending a bit of time thinking about others as well.
During the process, I didn't really experience too many dramatic changes. However, at the end, and for a couple weeks later, I noticed my body started getting rid of lots of things. It somehow queued things up, and then blammo. Dramatic rise in energy, fat loss, and generally felt and looked younger.
I'm a stubborn person, but I'm begining to look at the process with a bit more maturity. It's ongoing, not a quick fix. I can't imagine a better way to upgrade one's health.