Tag Archives: Pam Ragland

Caretaking case study — Healing and Reflections

Posted by on November 23, 2007 No comments

I haven’t written for a while… partially, because I don’t know where the fuzzy line of legality lies, so I am going to use the rule of thumb I learned in my 20 years of being a Landmark Education graduate: you can share your own experience to your heart’s desire.

So I am sharing my own experience of Pam Ragland’s work, “Quantum Thought Shifting” which is an 8-month program, and I am in the middle of it…

There is a distinction that I never heard before Pam’s program, called “caretaking.”

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self improvement having a hard time. 

ANT=automatic negative thoughts

Posted by on January 8, 2007 No comments

I heard a brilliant story a few years ago.

There was this milk delivery truck driver. He started his shift as 6 am. He always had a partner who did most of the heavy lifting.

There was a dangerous junction on his route, entering a busy bridge on the left hand side. The visibility was nil… He could not watch the road and drive at the same time.

His partner would hang out his window to see the traffic and when it was clear, he would yell “Clear” and he would drive.

One morning his partner called in sick.

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