The Coffin Psychodrama Part 2

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Eli discusses the “coffin psychodrama workshop,” a unique experience designed to help participants confront their regrets and start anew. The workshop involves lying in a coffin while hearing their eulogy, with an “accuser” and an “angel” representing past mistakes and defense, respectively. Volunteers may play family members to facilitate amends. Eli emphasizes the therapeutic potential, drawing parallels to shamanic practices and deep possessions. He plans to start in July, offering initial discounts. Additionally, Eli announces a pineal meditation on May 14 and a breathwork class on June 1, inviting participants to engage in these practices for personal growth.

Coffin Psychodrama Workshop Overview

• Eli introduces the coffin cycle drama workshop, mentioning that he and his brother have been exchanging ideas.
• The workshop aims to provide participants with a redo in life, allowing them to start anew with a new purpose and meaning.
• Participants will write their eulogies, focusing on their regrets and unfulfilled desires, and someone will read these eulogies to them while they lie in a coffin.
• The workshop will feature the “accuser” and “angel” roles, representing past mistakes and defense, respectively, to help participants confront and own their regrets.

Role-Playing and Vulnerability in the Workshop

• Eli explains that the “accuser” will use information provided by the participant to highlight their mistakes, such as infidelity or substance abuse.
• An “angel” will be present to defend the participant, creating a dramatic confrontation that requires vulnerability and acceptance.
• Family members or volunteers will play the roles of the participant’s children, ex-spouse, or parents, helping them make amends.
• The workshop will conclude with the participant writing a new eulogy, reflecting their desired legacy from that day forward.

Personal Reflections and Workshop Details

• Eli shares his own thoughts on regrets, noting that he has fewer regrets compared to others and would strive to be a better person and vessel for the Creator.
• The workshop will use a wooden coffin made by Eli’s buddy, with the first session planned for July, offering a discount for the initial participants.
• Eli emphasizes the potential for healing and wisdom through the workshop, encouraging people to face their fears and regrets.
• He mentions the concept of “deep possessions” in shamanism, where unresolved regrets can lead to entities possessing living individuals, and shares a story about a recent possession case.

Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts

• Eli announces a pineal meditation session on May 14 at 7 PM for a fee of $10 and a breathwork class on June 1 at 10 AM.
• He plans to conduct the pineal meditation monthly, possibly more frequently, until the weather turns cold.
• Eli encourages participants to spread the word about the workshop and upcoming events, inviting people to join him in the coffin and face their mortality.
• He concludes with a quote from “Shawshank Redemption,” urging people to live fully and actively, as time is limited for everyone.

Hola Happy Sunday, although here in Northwest Indiana, we had no sun today, but at least it didn’t snow. So I want to talk a little bit more about our coffin cycle drama workshop. Since I did the last video, my brother and I have been swapping ideas. The twins do that a lot, and came up with some pretty amazing stuff to do. The purpose of this workshop, for those that are brave enough to lay in a coffin, is to give you a redo. So whatever age you are, when you walk out of the workshop, you’re starting new with a new purpose, a new meaning in your life, things like that. So what we’re going to do for the people is to participate. They’re going to write their eulogy mainly about the regrets in their life, okay, the things they wish they could have done. You know, I’ve got a friend that says this a lot. I almost, I almost, I almost.dot.dot.we, gotta do it. Guys quick talk about almost doing it, or was going to do it, or should have done it. So as the person is laying there, somebody will read their eulogy. And then Tim and I talked this morning we were coming up. Who did we want at the grave site in Judaism, there’s this critter called the Satan, not Satan, it’s the Satan, it’s the accuser. And obviously you got angels. So what Tim came up with was, we’ll have the accuser on one side of the coffin using the information the dead person gave them, the person playing that role, about the stuff that where they screwed up, you know, they cheated on their wife, they became an alcoholic. They don’t the they’re alienated from their children and all and on and on. I’ve got, I’ve got a relative that could do this workshop, because he’s not all of that. And then we’re going to have an angel on the other side, defending you. And as I’m laying in my coffin, nice and dead, the two of them are going to battle, okay, so the person in it can hear the bullshit, okay, but own, they’re going to have to own and be very vulnerable all these things. You know, I was alienated from my kids, you know, I cheated at golf, you know, little things, big things, whatever it is. And then for the volunteers that are there, if there’s any family members, volunteer wise, we’ll have somebody play their kids, or their ex spouse, or whoever it is, or their parents, and they’re going to have to make their amends through these volunteers. And then the last part, there may be more to this, but we’re still growing it. The person that did the work will then do the new eulogy from that day forward till the day they die. How they want their eulogy to be read? Is this amazing? You guys like this? I hope I do. Unfortunately, I don’t have a lot of regrets. You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about this lately. You know, if I was to die tomorrow and I knew it tonight, I don’t know that I’d have a lot, you know, maybe be a better human being. In some cases, be be a little more helpful, perhaps, but other than that, or be a better vessel for our Creator. You know, could be in so naughty the things I did when I was younger, especially. So we’ll see how it goes. But my buddy is making us the wooden coffin, and we’re hoping to get this started in July. So if there’s four brave souls out there, the first time we do this of four people, we’re going to give you a discount since, since it’s the Virgin Ron, and then after that, we’ll set a regular price. It won’t be that much. But guys and gals, if you if you can appreciate what Tim and I are talking about doing in that, the the wisdom, the healing that could come from this. Okay? Because when you’re hearing all this stuff go on, you’re laying there dead. You know, you ain’t coming back, but it could give you a peaceful afterlife. Because a lot of people, that’s why some of you know this, some of you don’t. In shamanism, we call what most people call, exorcisms. We call em deep possessions. But part of the reason I believe there’s so many people that didn’t cross over when the time came is they have regrets. They can’t let go of things here they they want to do over. So because they don’t have bodies, they jump into us. I just had a lady, I’ll tell you. This a cool story, a lady that I did her deep, deep possession on Thursday, and she had a guy in her who killed himself. And this guy came into her life when she was a little girl, and she’s like in her early 40s now. So she’s been carrying around this character for 30, about 30 years, 33 years. And I. Texted her this morning, and I said, What is life? Life like without your buddy? And she sent me this long text. It’s amazing. She’s clear all these other things that happen for because when they’re in there, they really mess you up. So keep that in mind. Alright, so it’s coming. Guys get ready, who’s brave, who wants to face your death? And you know, I wrote these two chapters about dying and denying death and how that stops us from fully living. This is an opportunity to wake up and, know, tick, tick, tick. We only have so much time here. So, like they said in the Shawshank Redemption movie, get busy living or get busy dying. And unfortunately, I know a few people in my life that they’re already in the coffin. They just don’t know it, but they’re living like they’re there. They’ve died. They just waiting for the sand to come over. Em, alright. Love you guys. We’re going to do, just as an aside, the we’re going to I’m going to do the pineal meditation on Wednesday, May 14 at seven. The fee for that is only $10 and then I’m going to do another breath work class on Sunday, June 1, at 10 o’clock. So the pineal meditation may 14 at seven in the evening, and then the breath work class will be June 1, Sunday at 10am so if you haven’t tried it, or you want to come and try it again and get some supervision or guidance of that, show up the Padel meditation. I probably going to do it once a month, maybe more. But think of the second Tuesday of the month until it gets cold again. So we’ll see. But you know, by popular demand, these, these are coming back. Okay, love you guys. Spread the word who wants to be in my coffin? Bye, bye.