About Serge Benhayon

Dragana Brown

Dear Visitor, Focusing on who Serge was or was not in his previous lives is moving away from who and what he is about now – which is; a true gentleman, caring, kind, considerate, open, down-to-earth, joyful, playful, humorous, compassionate, candid human being. This is my account and the one of thousands who have had a fortune of first hand experience with Serge. What he presents may not be everyone’s ‘cup of tea’ but even by all definitions of the expression, it makes him no ‘cult leader’. I know people who came, heard him talk and walked away saying – ‘interesting stuff, some unorthodox, some made sense, but not for them’. Serge embraces life and people to the full and he is a beautiful reflection how life can be lived like we are meant to: with true joy and in sheer harmony by ALL if we but chose to.
To a different degree, we each carry various hurts in our physical bodies – rejections, jealousy, sadness, frustrations, feeling of being failure, not being met as a child, disliked by a teacher, not living up to mum’s/dad’s expectations, even physical abuses… Some of those hurst are very deep and exposing them and bringing them up onto the surface can be unpleasant to say the least. Often, we instead burry them even deeper. What if the ones who reject what Serge presents are deeply hurt human beings who know their true essence which is awesomeness, but are simply not ready to go down the avenue of discarding all the yucky stuff that is in the way of their loveliness? And that is fine. If you have heard Serge speak, you will have heard him say that everyone walks their own journey in life at their own speed and in their own time and that this is to be deeply respected,never judged. Your choice is to be honoured, and so is the one of those who are inspired by Serge’s teachings.
If Serge Benhayon is ‘dangerous’ than so is a new born baby and a butterfly.

Naren Duffy

Dear Visitor,

I felt to clarify, the claim that Serge Benhayon says that he is “the one” is a misinterpretation of his words, and he has never been called “the charismatic leader” as far as I am aware in 4 years of listening to his presentations. His actual words are that We are the one that we have been waiting for, and by “We”, he means All Of Us, including you. People generally don’t want to hear that, because that means that if I am the One that I have been waiting for to save myself, then I have some work to do. It means that I am responsible for myself and there is no one else who is going to save me.
For a world based on a Judeo-Christian (which it is even if you are not necessarily religious) model which has the idea of waiting for a single individual (be it messiah, politician, or other) who is anticipated will lift everyone out of their misery, to hear that you have to do it yourself can be a bit challenging. That’s ok, because it is challenging to the things that we have taken for granted in our lives. But if you give it a moment, it is incredibly self-empowering to say to yourself “No one saves us, we save ourselves”, this is a direct quote from Serge.

Ariana Ray

There’s a simple matter that needs clarification here, I am ‘The one’, but then there’s the other factor to consider……..so are YOU! But you’re not so special, so is everyone ‘The one’!

We all have the ability to choose this connection, its not something we go out and buy, it’s not sold in the corner shop, the reiki centre, the yoga class nor sold anywhere on this planet. Only we can choose to connect to ourselves and be this.

It’s that simple.

Who believed it was true when one man stood up and said the world was round and not flat? One man who was jailed for life, he was laughed at and ridiculed. But who has the last last now? All the people who derided the guy who spoke truth, they look pretty silly now!!!
Lets’s give Serge Benhayon a chance, unless we all want to end up with egg on our faces when the chips are down and it is proved he speaks the truth!

A great man called Winston Churchill once said “A lie gets half way around the world before the truth has a chance to get it’s pants on.” Lets give truth a chance to get it’s pants on.

Rowena Stewart

Hello,

May I suggest that if you have a grievance with Serge and Universal Medicine, you take it directly to him rather than the press.

For every disgruntled person there are hundreds of very satisfied customers whose voices seem to be very eloquently expressed in the well written testimonials, (such as The Soulful Doctor) available to be viewed on the blogs detailed below.

Maybe you could take a look and see that your experience, however valid for you, seems to be at odds with the majority here. If so, perhaps that requires further intelligent exploration to understand why it is so different.

Serge promotes self responsibility – i.e that each person feels for themselves the truth in all things, not simply in what he says, but in the world at large. He is encouraging us to make our own decisions based on what feels right for us. That includes feeling the effects of a relationship, food, drink and even the effect of words on our bodies, in other words, he is offering us the opportunity to raise our awareness. He also encourages and promotes loving relationship, first with self and then with others.

I wonder what is so dangerous about that?

Blogs:
http://www.wordsonsergebenhayon.wordpress.com
http://www.medicineandsergebenhayon.com
http://www.truthaboutsergebenhayon.com

I hope you find a loving solution to your angst.

Jonathan Stewart

Dear Visitor,
I, too, have ‘first hand experience’ of Serge Benhayon and in the 6 years that I have known him I have never experienced being anything other than loving, extremely generous, patient and always open to hearing someone else’s opinion. With the latter two attributes I particularly attest to. For when I first met him I was very convinced that my approach to caring for others as a remedial masseur and kinesiologist to be extremely beneficial and full of integrity. I found what he presented difficult to accept as it challenged much of my learnt and developed beliefs. He did not brain-wash me but instead consistently and lovingly reflected back to me examples of factual truths and did my beliefs reflect these. He then left me to resolve this for myself, until my next question. An example being that as a kinesiologist – the practitioner of a therapeutic bodywork modality that professes to work directly and knowingly with the body’s subtle energies – did I identify with what energy I am working? For if everything is energy, which is an accepted scientific fact, then everything must be because of energy. This then follows that something not loving, like harming someone in anyway (including smearing their character and the work they do), must be a different energy to the energy of love. In all the 16 years as a complimentary health practitioner never was I asked, or did I ask, what energy I am working with. As I know I was not always loving in my treatments during that time, just doing my job, then I must have been using energy that was not loving and was therefore harming instead healing and helping them. Surely that is an amazing revelation?

Through my interactions with Serge over these 6 years I have been helped to have many such revelations. All of these and with the choices I made in my life in response to them I feel, know and have been reflected back to me in many ways have resulted in nothing but positive change: from greatly improved physical vitality and health; a great deepening of love in the relationship with my wife; far more gentle and loving relationships in general; a truer understanding, appreciation and practice of responsibility and integrity; loving compliments to the changes in me from friends and acquaintances; and so much more just joy in life and living. If Serge can have that effect or me and many, many other people then yes he is dangerous. Dangerous to those who find it scary and frightening to see others confident, loving and enjoying life when they, themselves, do not feel that way. However, they too can be that way but it does mean one has to face those things in oneself which are not loving. No one claims that it is easy or without pain. The pure love that Serge demonstrates, and presents for us all to be, is to be non-judgmental of those who chose to stay non-loving and keep holding them in love whatever they may do.

Mick Adler

Dear Reader, Much of what Serge Benhayon says starts with “is it possible that?”. He is a philosopher. How people react to what he says is their reaction to a proposal. It is up to every individual to feel for him/herself into the concept that is being presented. I am an ex-army officer who in my second career worked for 29 years in a specialised area of UK banking. I currently run my own company. My education (Roman Catholic monastic schools for ten years followed by military training) and upbringing have made me a fairly conventional business person not given to anything new age. My feeling for what Serge has presented, and continues to present, is one of getting to know myself, learning to love myself and treating all others with that same love. That is my “take” on what I feel he presents. Serge feels to me to be one who expresses love to everyone; would that there were a multitude of others like him.