Comment by Kevin Hall on January 9, 2012 at 7:40pm

As I reflect on the transformation I experienced these last three days at our Genshai LIfe Mastery Retreat I am even more convinced that anyone who focuses on a purpose and pursues it with passion can live a life of significance and meaning. Thank you to all of the greats who journeyed to Coronado Island and contributed to this life altering experience. Words cannot adequately express my profound gratitude for each of you. Namasté.

Comment by Becky Mackintosh on January 9, 2012 at 10:16pm

Friday evening as we ended the Genshai LIfe Master retreat in Coronado Island a group of seven teens and five adults headed to eat dinner.....we drove to the end of town only to discover the place where we wanted to eat, the BBQ hut was closed.  As the manager was cleaning up, we asked where she suggested we go....she said every place was closed.  Hungary and tired we turned to walk back to our van....she hurried after us and told us she couldn’t send us away hungary knowing there  was no other place opened on the Island....she brought us back and fixed us the BEST BBQ ever!  An Awesome display of “Living Genshai”  

Comment by Laurie Olson on January 10, 2012 at 7:17pm

Plato, the ancient Greek Philosopher wisely taught “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” Life's deepest hurts are most often hidden, only softened by the tender and the kind.

http:/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D38S9o_6qnc

Comment by Chad Winks on January 15, 2012 at 6:43pm

When I am feeling a little low, or am treating myself or behaving a bit small, I have been given the advise in that situation to "Give, Give, Give - Serve, Serve, Serve". Even if I'm not feeling like it, I quickly find that my spirits pick up quickly as I treat others with "Genshai" - Living Genshai is like a hug - you can't give without receiving. Likewise, I can't serve others and hold them in their excellence without receiving service and my own excellence. It will always lifts my spirits. 

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