Success Stories

Auditing

My auditor really helped me. I achieved a whole lot of wins and gains. I learned a valuable lesson. I learned that I shouldn’t hit people, yell at them or kick them—even if I am only playing. When I got audited she made me feel so good I can’t even express it. I’m now able to become a better person in life.

U.P.C.
Age 10

Dear Mace-Kingsley,

We have noticed many major improvements since G. has been receiving auditing. The best being that it is much easier for her to communicate – it seems to require less effort. She uses larger sentences and doesn’t seem to have to “search” for words like she used to. Her comm lag has improved dramatically. If you ask her a question, she will respond almost immediately. Before, you had to ask her 3-10 times and give her two possible answers with a lot of encouragement to get an answer. Now, if you ask her a question (a simple one), she can answer quickly for herself. If you do give her a choice, she usually comes up with another answer of her own! Example: “G., do you want to wear the shirt with the cat or the shirt with the butterfly?” “Alligator shirt!!!”

Her control and awareness of her environment has come way up and her “circuit-y” activities (typical autistic repetitive behavior) has decreased dramatically. If she does do any of the activities she used to not be able to control, she can stop whenever she decides to – she doesn’t get “trapped” in the activity. She has better control of her body and its location in space, her environment. She is less “clumsy” and more causative with her body.

I can also just see in her eyes that she is more aware, more in PT, more in comm with her environment and the people in it and that the “wall” so common to autistic kids is more like a sheer curtain now.

I also just have to say that Diane is THE most incredible auditor. She has persisted with G. despite the challenges (language being the biggest). Where any other auditor could have “taken a break” or said there wasn’t any more they could do because of the language issue (and would have been justified in doing so), Diane has gotten creative and found ways to communicate with G. so they could keep going. She has started hatting G. on various aspects of a session and auditing and what it means, and G. is really getting what auditing is all about. This means so much to me, it brings tears every time I think about her dedication to getting G. through to the other side despite any obstacles.

Last week, after a particularly amazing process that Diane hatted G. thoroughly on before doing it, G. was going around all day telling everyone “WIN! WIN!” with a huge smile on her face while jumping up and down. She loves going to session and she adores Diane.

Parenting a child with autism has many challenges. Rigo has helped us tremendously and given us some gems of wisdom in dealing with G. that have made a great difference in our home life. I’m amazed at how many “autistic” behaviors have relatively simple LRH handlings! Rigo also helped us see that despite what the medical community says, we are raising a thetan who has a little body with some issues, but nothing more than that. It has increased our understanding of her and removed a lot of the charge we had on certain things she would do – with his parent consulting, he put us at cause and for that we are truly grateful.

Thank you SO much for all you guys have done for us. We love you.

Love,

A. E. (Mom)

My family recently suffered a terrible loss and I was reeling from the confusion of how to re-create our life together. Rigo Gil, the Parent Consultant at Mace-Kingsley pulled me in to show me some key LRH References and definitions. He lovingly took the time to teach and demonstrate this reference on ‘Life’ and achieving goals. I was blown away by the data and for the first time in months I felt some anchor points going in, some hope for the future and a renewed confidence in my ability to make my postulates happen.

Rigo did not just give me encouraging words but he also gave me real tools to make my goals and postulates happen. He took the time and care to make sure I understood the data. His care factor was extremely high. He granted me enormous friendship and beingness and validation which was quite restorative and therapeutic.

I am for the first time in months looking forward to a brighter future. I know I can make it happen! Thanks to Rigo for his beautiful self, to LRH for the gift of the Tech and to Mace-Kingsley for being the care takers of the future generations.

R.W.

Auditing

I feel awesome! In session I got a huge piece of my reactive mind! I remember things from my past life. I cleared up the overt and now I feel great!

Thank you, Greg.

C. M.

10-1/2 yrs old

Since my daughter’s auditing there has been a huge change. Since she was a small baby she has had ‘night terrors’. That drama became part of life with her. But since her auditing she has not had it once!

My daughter is doing very well in life and is achieving a lot. She has confidence beyond expectation! She has mastered new skills, is doing very well at school, is surrounded by children who want to be her friend and from my own observations, she really grants them beingness while maintaining her own space. And she no longer tolerates any kind of bullying from other children, no matter their size.

L.

I would like to say how much we have noticed a positive change in our son. His communication cycle is really great, even better than before. His use of language is amazing – total confidence in speech and correct use of words and grammar when he isn’t even three yet!!

He is calmer, less frantic, more definite in his actions. He was always confident and able, but he seems much more in his own space. Also, when we returned home, I noticed he was sitting at the table to eat his food at meal times. He used to be up and down off his chair the whole time, but he started to just sit and eat!! I was actually shocked by this as I used to have to constantly ask him to sit on his chair! Usually in the end, I used to be getting up and chasing him around with his food while he played with his toys!

So I really think the processing has been successful with him and he enjoyed it. He talks fondly of Mace-Kingsley and Katie, his auditor.

Mother of a 3 yr old.