Student Accomplishments:
Charlie Roy uses RSE training, wins $2,000 drawing –
builds consistency
Linda Martel and Charlie Roy
RSE student Charlie Roy used the training of focus learned at RSE in winning $2,000 in a casino drawing. Here is Charlie’s story in his own words:
“On the afternoon of April 30, Linda & I flew back from Las Vegas after visiting my son and his family. We have been traveling there to visit them for the last 10 years and never played at the casinos there, yet this time we decided that we would practice our new discipline. That was a great experience in focusing in a huge playground.
However, we could not wait to come back to our local casino. So, we decided to stop there on our way home. Once we got there, we registered for the six o’clock drawing. After a few minutes, I decided to take a break to refocus and I drove to the post office in Yelm to see if we had received our order for the EMF pump, however it was not there. On my way back to the casino, our Ghost Radar® showed the words “electric,” so I parked the car away from the casino and decided to do a C&E® session for about 10 minutes, focusing on my name showing on the Red Wind card. My club card became like the big screen where they post the drawing winner.
Then, as I was walking to the casino, the Ghost Radar® showed the words “child and spider” so I decided to enter the place as a child. I was playing at a machine and won 3 different bonuses and the person next to me saw me focusing there and said, “How did you do that, are you doing something to the machine, are you timing it?” I just said, “Yep.” That was a great runner to show me I was in the zone.
When the time arrived for the drawing, I decided to stop playing at this machine and used its screen to visualize my name. I knew I was going to win and had my thumb on the cash-out button to run to get my prize. So, that is EXACTLY what happened and they called my name and I won $2,000.
Now, I know that focus works and I proved it to myself again.
Thank you JZ and Ramtha for this great work.”