Hello everyone and welcome to the work with Cameron.

She is believing for years that her father was disappointed in her.

And it's a big one, it's a big big one and he died before she could resolve this and

feels like it's too late and in my experience and now in Cameron's it's never too late so see what

you think follow along altogether let's do the work you know the work is self-inquiry

it's a way of identifying the thought that cause all the suffering and fear in our world so again

welcome to the work with cameron hello dears hello when those of you new to the work today, welcome, welcome here.

Welcome to this community.

Together we identify the thoughts that cause all the suffering in our lives.

Everything from suicidal to just mild irritation, It doesn't matter. This work works. Why does it work?

It's self-inquiry. It takes you to your own wisdom without a teacher. You know, I've done the work. I do the work. And, you know, it's a practice. It's a practice in stillness.

It takes quiet and listening in a very open mind. I can't say enough about it other than welcome here, welcome here.

We identify those thoughts that are causing our suffering.

Once we identify them, we can move them from our head to paper,

and then we can question them.

There are our thoughts. Stopped. Stopped. From our head, did you ever want to

stop? Just stop your head? That's how. Notice what you're thinking. Move it from your head to paper

and question one thought at a time. Okay, there are even

worksheets for this. I call them worksheets, but they're simply like a place to move your head to paper,

and I've made it as simple as possible, and if any of you have an easier way to do it,

you know, get in touch and we'll

pass it on. So, Kimbrun, honey, you have a question? I do. Hi, Katie. I just, this isn't my question,

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