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people lived in the ‘70s. Back then,
society was far more open to spiri-
tuality,” says Jin. This movement, he
says, is part of the ever-swinging
pendulum of mass moods, a soci-
etal emotion that he believes has
been negatively impacted over the
last few years by building political
divisions. “As the worldwide mood
becomes darker, people begin look-
ing for answers. When they can’t be
creative and thinking openly and
expansively. There is a ‘yes’ culture
here, and things seems to flow more
easily. In the West, people often
seem to have already made their
minds up.”
It is those already in tune with
their spiritual sides who will bene-
fit the most from the teachings of
Centerpath,
but there is
plenty to be
learned by
people explor-
ing it for the
first time. And,
as the devel-
opments in the
world contin-
ue to confuse
many of us, Jin
believes that
more people
than ever are
looking for
some kind of
reassurance.
“I believe we
are starting to
see a shift to-
ward the way
found through the typical channels,
they turn to spirituality.”
As Albert Einstein once said: “Look
deep into nature, and then you
will understand everything better.”
So, whether it’s the latest news re-
port that leaves you scratching your
head, or something far more person-
al, Centerpath can help you under-
stand the core of the issue and how
it can be resolved. Through a deep
examination of the patterns that
have lead you there and how they
relate to the universe around you, it
is possible to evoke a change for the
better.
LEARN MORE ABOUT CENTERPATH
To learn more about Centerpath, visit Jin’s blog at www.jinnuablog.com
or attend his upcoming seminar at The Hive on Sukhumvit Soi 49 on
Thursday, 21 September at 7:00 p.m. Further details of the seminar can be
found on Jin’s blog.
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