Mark Sampson

Namaste, I recognize that within each of us is a place where peace dwells, and when we are in that place, we are one. My energy salutes your energy.
The compass seen by Adam at the end of the second healing in Toronto on January 20th 2007 had a great deal of meaning to me although I said nothing at the time.
I enjoy fishing on the ocean and spend most weekends in the summer on Cape Cod, MA. All fisherpersons or any one who ventures out to sea must have a compass with them especially when the fog rolls in. Time and direction are key if you are to find your homeport. I wanted to think he saw this because I gave him one of the lures I make, www.sampsonlures.com but I know it has deeper meaning.
When the fish migrate south in the Fall I take to the forest for Whitetail Deer Season. They say you can always tell which way is North by looking at the sides of trees where the moss grows. They say the Southern exposed side of the tree will not let moss grow on it because the sun hits it. Having tried this I can tell you from experience if you are trying to find direction by looking at moss on trees you will never find your way home. You need a compass or you will be walking way off track. Thank you Adam for being our compass last weekend, it was a beautiful experience.
I came to Toronto with an open mind and left with peace of mind. I was diagnosed with MS 7/3/06, http://www.nationalmssociety.org/What%20is%20MS.asp;
to me it was not a big deal because I have had it since 1980 but back then they thought it was Transverse Myelitis, http://neurology.health-cares.net/transverse-myelitis.php
Well at least now I am doing something about it. I have always had a dull ache in my spine between T7 and T8, something I have learned to live with. After the first session I felt as though someone had pulled a knife out of my back. Now I know that this disease is not devastating and incurable as it is described. I want to thank everyone in attendance especially the woman to my left, we had inadvertently touched elbows through the session and it took my fear away. I think all 500 of us should hold hands next time.

God Bless Everyone and Never Forget Your Compass