Jim Self on Mastering Alchemy

01/30/17 • 41 min

What is ascension? What will our world look like as we move into the 4th and 5th dimensions? Jim Self has been teaching healing and energy management techniques for decades. He knows that as we learn to remove old thoughts and beliefs from our upbringing, we can become more confident, capable and full of grace. Join us for an inspiring conversation on our spiritual and planetary evolution with Jim Self.
About the Guest
The co-founder of A Course in Mastering Alchemy, and an international speaker and author, Jim Self has been leading seminars and teaching healing, clairvoyance and personal energy management courses since 1980. Since childhood, he has retained a conscious awareness and ability to recall his experiences within the sleep state. Over the last twelve years, this awareness has expanded into relationships with the Archangels, Ascended Masters and Teachers of Light. The tools and information presented in the Mastering Alchemy programs is a co-creation of these relationships.
Jim also walks well through the third dimension. At the age of twenty-six, he was elected to his first of two terms to the San Jose, CA City Council and later became Vice Mayor. Before completing his second term, he was asked by President Jimmy Carter to be an advisor and the Director of Governmental Operations for the Dept. of Energy. Since then, Jim has successfully built and sold two corporations, and is the founder and current Board Chairman of a third Biomedical Company.

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