"I would love to share my experience, particularly with people with alcohol addictions.  I am also doing 12 step work - this along with that will heal my wounded self." Art of Living, 5.18

"I learned in a deep way that I'm powerless over other people's behavior and feelings, that I have subtle and complex issues of control and the only way to be free of the behaviors resulting from them is to take care of my own happiness and connect with a source higher than myself." Rowe, MA Workshop, April 2000
Kate Goldsborough

"I feel that the workshop was very valuable, something I will continue for the rest of my life.  I am planning on attending a 5 day Intensive." Kripalu Workshop, Lenox, MA, 10/09
Catherine M. Covington

My experience has been eye opening.  I’ve learned a lot about myself during this process.  I’ve also learned about my parents, partner and past traumas.  I feel I have the information now to be able to deal with my anxiety and relationship issues in a healthy way now.  Margaret, has a beautiful soul!  I appreciate Margaret sharing her history, wisdom and insight on life.  Thank you for creating Inner Bonding for all of us.

'For anyone who is put off by the idea of 'spiritual' or 'higher power' - DON'T BE!  This workshop effectively helps you connect with your own wisdom from which it is so common to feel separated.' LA Workshop, 3.7.10
Nancy Sisti

"At the workshop I learned a great deal about the process and how to apply it in every day life. My experience with Spirit has been a close connection in times of trauma but this weekend I was reminded how to deeply connect with Spirit in times of Joy! The very next day, after packing all my things, I took a big risk [Stephani is disabled and confined to a wheelchair] and moved to Utah. I was driving by myself in the car (for 14 hours) and I began thinking about the workshop and this new process. I felt empowered by the process eough to make this life change. It was a huge deal to me to commit to driving that long by myself, not knowing what wheelchair access nightmares I might encounter. My cellular phone gave a sense of security. I knew as I drove along, that if any problem arose I could just call for help. Soon after driving through Las Vegas, I noticed the PacBell icon had disappeared from the LCD on my phone. Curious, I tried calling someone. The phone was out of service. For the next couple of hours my insurance policy was gone! This is very scary for a woman traveling alone. It then occurred to me that I was not alone. I called on Spirit and my Guides to be with me in the car. We dialogued about all the fears that were triggered and about my feeling of helplessness in taking care of myself in an emergency. I made it safely to Utah, feeling a lot stronger and more self-assured that I could handle it. I am handling it and I don't have to handle it alone!"
Stephani Victor