Just had a look at Dispenza’ s videos. He seems to be a new star in the realm of life coach and new spiritual guru. His work has become popular among Thai people. His Thai students are making lots of money from different courses.

I couldn’t take him seriously; I could see how the presentation has been very well designed to latch on particular groups of people who wouldn’t be critical about his messages. It’s another psychological game smart people would play with uncritical thinkers.

I have seen many gurus coming and going over the years. They were all very well spoken, beautifully presented with humour and charms.

His teaching wasn’t very consistent, in some spots he just muddled through. Besides, lots of what he said, according to Buddhist text, reflected his misunderstanding. But lots of what he said he just followed standard text on the science of the brain and psychology literature.

There’s too much hype and stress on the weaknesses of people as if he wanted to make sure all the preys were laying spell bound.

Look at his eyes, face and expressions. He has no kindness or compassion inside! He seemed to be under a lot of pressure to give out the best performance to satisfy the hunger of waiting customers. That’s a lot of emotional zapping for him. That’s why he looked very exhausted and prematurely old. Perhaps he had a big debt to pay off too; been too extravagant at times?

My approach to find out if a monk is worth my respect: I would look at his face and feel his vibrations. Most of the time I had to walk away. Luckily I had the chance to be in the presence of an enlightened monk (Arahat) long time ago. So I knew that kind of energy or vibrations.

I also met a genuinely humble spiritual healer; so I experienced that special kind of compassionate vibes.

I also met an enlightened Indian speaker (Krishnamurti) whose presence and talks worked wonder on my consciousness and deeper transformation of my mind.

I also met a few monks who had psychic power. They became too attached to their psychic power and didn’t make any progress spiritually. I had a psychic fight with one monk (the abbot); he was surprised that I wasn’t afraid of him. People around the area were surprised by the monk’s reactions towards me. I told everyone to calm down, my friends to be still and just watch. He couldn’t harm me psychically so he was very angry. That was fun and new to me.

There were other incidents with other Eastern healer who wanted to recruit me as his student. I watched him mend a broken arm in ten minutes. He was in need of more ‘energy’ as he was losing his own life force quickly. I told him to meditate; he already did whole day meditation on full moon day. But he’s aging very fast. He even traveled in his astral body to my bed room one night. But I just ignored him and he couldn’t do anything. That’s the life he had chosen, he made lots of money and had many followers.

The safest way to heal is to do it without your own energy! That means you must have a connection with divine gatekeepers. Not many people could do this! Permissions are needed.

Jesus Christ healed people with his Father’s power. But in the end he stopped healing people as it only saved their physical beings and not their spiritual beings.

I wonder about the path you would be led to follow. Do be careful when someone might tempt you with healing power one day.

Best wishes.