RH
Haverhill,#2General Comment
Tue, November 30, 2010
It is difficult to take any of what you wrote as worthwhile when you write cutesy fashionable constructions like "in this world and make u beleive that u r wrong always."
Perhaps this will make you credible with the soul patch and neck tattoo crowd but for those who have read anthing written before 2009, it saps away any semblance of intelligence that may be in what you wrote (whatever that may have been...I quit after the first sentences.)
Qwerzy34
San Francisco,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, December 29, 2008
I recently took the Landmark Forum course, and the report above was so at odds with my own experience that I felt compelled to respond. Although the above report is somewhat incoherent, two things that I noticed the reporter saying were that 1) they found the course humiliating, and 2) they found it to be religious in nature. I didn't find the course to be humiliating in the slightest, in fact, I found that it had deep respect and compassion for people and what we have to deal with in life. One tenet of the course seemed to be that while we aren't responsible for everything that happens to us, we are 100% responsible for how we deal with what happens to us. I could see how someone could find it upsetting if they confuse these two ideas. As to the course being religious in nature, I can only scratch my head and wonder if the person took the same course I did. There was no mention of religion in the course, unless someone taking it was dealing with religion in their own life. I saw religious and non-religious people alike get a lot out of it. Finally, this report seems based on the customer simply liking the course - I don't see how this qualifies as some kind of ripoff or scam.