Playing with Fire – Interview with Michael McDermott

Playing With Fire

Firewalker Leads Northwest Residents to Transformation

by Amanda Silvers

interview from “Widdershins”

Michael McDermott, a Seattle native and firewalking leader for the last five years, recently discussed with Widdershins his experiences and his philosophy on firewalking.

Amanda: Give us a brief idea of what you are about, Michael. Where do you come from, some background if you will?

Michael: I’m a Seattle native. I consider myself just an average guy from a middle-class family in an average community, doing something extremely unusual.

In college, I aspired to be a beatnik-poet musician, so I had difficulty with my grades from time to time because I was spending too much time playing music in the coffee houses and not enough time hitting the books. I went to school at Highline Community College and the University of Washington. My life took a drastic turn when I had some bad experiences with psychedelics and turned to fundamentalist religion to get my head back on straight. I ended up attending a religious college in California. After that I came back to Seattle, and did a number of jobs until I found a niche playing music in bars.

What I’m basically about these days is being in the moment and following my inner guidance. I enjoy life and I like helping others transcend their limitations. I figure that at my age I’m entitled to live the rest of my life doing whatever I please instead of trying to follow the dictates of society.

A: How long have you been firewalking?

M: About six years.

A: How long have you been instructing?

M: Over five years.

A: Why did you begin firewalking?

M: I like to say that it was all a big accident. The fact that I’m a firewalker shows me that the universe has a great sense of humor. Sometimes I start laughing and I can’t stop. I’ll laugh for an hour or two for no apparent reason. I was drawn like a moth to the flame. I figured that if I ever attended a firewalk, that I would have to walk on that fire, and I was right. Sometimes I like to say that it was my destiny.

A: How did you find out about firewalking and get started?

M: Jim Jarvis, a friend of mine, kept telling me about it. I thought it was all a bunch of bullshit. I couldn’t believe it. One night I gave Jim a ride to a firewalking. I was frozen in fear, watching a 12-year old girl walking the fire again and again. I figured if that young girl could do it, so could I. I had to try it. From the first night I ever walked on fire, I was hooked. Firewalking has been and continues to be one of the most powerful experiences in my life. I made a decision and a commitment to myself to be very involved with firewalking for a year.

A: What was your first experience like?

M: Scary. When the fire was burning down to the coals I became sick to my stomach. I had a lot of fear. Mentally, I pictured myself in a wheelchair with no feet. Then a vision came to me. I could mentally picture Native Americans walking on fire in that very place thousands of years before we did it. My mind started to expand. I started projecting out 5000 years into the future. When I looked at it that way, it seemed like I had nothing to lose. What difference would any of it make 5000 years out into the future? After I actually walked on the fire without burning, I experienced a definite euphoria. It was an ecstatic experience. Very exciting and very frightening.

A: Do you know how many fires you’ve walked?

M: I don’t have a clue. I know I’ve walked over 1000 times. After 1000 I quit counting.

A: Why do you continue to firewalk?

M: I host firewalks. I do that to give others the opportunity to walk on fire. I love firewalking myself, but my biggest kick comes from helping others do it. It’s not so much about me firewalking as it is helping others experience it. As I said before, I’ve walked on fire over 1000 times. I don’t “need” to walk on fire anymore. I just don’t need to do that. I host firewalk because it keeps me positive and I know it helps a lot of people. It gives me everything I want in life. It gives me happiness. It fills my life with meaning. I experience euphoria and the feeling of being fully alive. I know that I’m making a positive difference in the world not only for myself but for countless other people. I get to meet fantastic new people all the time. I get so much love from the people, it can almost be overwhelming. I experience a lot of joy and peace. Life is exciting for me. Firewalking is enormously exciting. I’m probably an adrenaline junkie as well as a firewalking addict.

A: What do think about when you are building the fire, raking it out, and walking across?

M: When I’m building the fire I like to do ritual. I bless the wood. I bless the fire with sage, tobacco, cedar and sweetgrass. I honor the trees and the spirits. I honor the four directions, the Sky Father and the Earth Mother. Raking the fire out is very intense. I try not to get blisters on my face and arms while I’m doing it, because it is very hot. I’m careful not to get too close to the fire because it can singe my hair. When I walk on fire I usually don’t think of anything. I tried thinking while firewalking in the past and it got me into trouble. Thinking involves ego and fear. Walking the fire safely to me is a state in which ego and fear should disappear. Intention becomes all-important. The firewalk is such an excellent metaphor for life. We learn to pay attention to our intention and to honor our inner guidance, that still small voice within. I love the firewalk. And I love, honor and respect the people that come to my firewalk. They are magnificent. They are awesome.

A: Is there any special philosophy that you have about life that makes this practice important to you, or that makes it possible for you to continue?

M: I have a basic idea that we are all masters in an unawakened state. Part of my teaching is an attempt to get people to wake up so that they can see reality in new ways and become aware that they are masters. I relate to the Taoist philosophy. So many times we minimize our experiences of life by trying to put them into words. I also like the philosophy expressed in Zen Buddhism. When I think about it, I see something of value in every path. When people ask me what my religious or spiritual path is, I just say that it’s all of them and really none of them at the same time. I use various tools and concepts to help myself get to where I want to go, but I don’t like getting dogmatic about anything. I love to muse over philosophical questions. But I’m really more interested in the questions than I am in any answers.

My philosophy of life is that life is too short to be miserable. I might as well be having fun. I spent a great deal of my life being far too serious. If you look at the universe in the perspective of millions of years, nothing really matters all that much anyway.

A: Is there any reason why you would ever stop?

M: The way I feel right now, I’m having so much fun I don’t want to stop. But everything changes, and the day will come when I will stop. Right now, I have been dealing with written complaints to the city from two of my neighbors. They are upset with the singing and the chanting and the number of cars in the neighborhood. We have had to go to a vow of silence in my yard, just so that I can keep operating.

At the same time, some of the top researchers in the world are putting me on some very sophisticated brain wave equipment to try to figure out what’s going on when I do some of the things I do. Reader’s Digest Magazine is sending a film crew out from New York next month to include my firewalks and related activities in a 3-hour video series on healing states of mind and altered states. Lots of things are happening. I have had a number of television stations express interest in filming my firewalks. I try to cooperate with their desires. It seems to be a part of my work to help spread the good news about the firewalking, and to put it out in a very positive light. No, I have no desire to stop today. But every once in a while negative thoughts try to get a hold on me and in the past I have had a tendency to quit worthwhile projects because of that.

Today I practice letting it all go, and just taking it one day at a time. I like to think that I am just a small part of some kind of a grand plan that is unfolding in the universe, and those kinds of thoughts inspire me and enable me to keep going. I don’t have a clue what tomorrow will bring. I’m living more in the present moment now than I ever have at any time in my life. I hope that if I am unable to continue some day, someone else will take over where I leave off.

A: Is there any reason why you would caution others not to try it?

M: I tell people not to firewalking if they are happy with the way their life is going. Walking on fire is a radical action. Many people have reported major changes in their lives as a result of walking on fire. I always caution people about the danger of walking on fire. A person needs to realize that firewalking is a real dangerous activity and she/he should be willing to assume the risk and take responsibility for whatever happens, positive or negative.

A: Can you make a living teaching firewalking?

M: I think people can make a living teaching firewalking, or just about anything for that matter. I know instructors who are doing quite well financially. However, I don’t make money my focus. I do my work by donation. I accept contributions to help offset the costs of running my work, and there are a lot of costs that most people don’t realize unless they have had the experience of being in business for themselves. I think that I’m doing a good work. I get a lot of encouragement from others for what I’m doing and it feels good. My focus is on the service I’m providing and the good that I’m doing for myself and others. Focusing on the money for me would be wrong. I like to keep my attention on how I can serve and help others, and how I can make a positive difference in the community and the world.

A: What about those who say it’s all hype, and only works because the fire is really not that hot?

M: I would say they are seriously ill informed. And if they don’t believe that fire is hot, they should come and measure it with an optical pyrometer. I know by first-hand experience that fire can burn the shit out of you. It’s easy to sit back and criticize, so I don’t argue with people who make critical statements. That’s their game, but it isn’t mine. I much prefer to take action and have experience and that’s why I know that people who make those kind of statements are ignorant. Our society seems to be full of skeptics and cynics. Because so many people are so jaded and fearful, I consider it a miracle when a new person shows up at a firewalk.

A: What about those people who say it’s a sign of demonic possession, or devil worshipping? I’ve been at walks that were picketed by fundamentalist Christians saying this.

M: That may be their reality, but it’s not mine. It seems that so many times we find what we are looking for. In my six years of firewalking, I have never met even one single devil worshipper at a firewalk. Superstition and prejudice by religious bigots and fundamentalists have limited some people from even attending a firewalk. I don’t think firewalking is for everyone. I don’t like to argue with people. A friend of mine used to say “the mind is like a parachute, it only works when it is open.” I don’t waste my time with closed-minded bigots and religious finger pointers – I have nothing to say.

A: Have you or any of you walkers ever been burned? Seriously burned?

M: Yes I have been burned, seriously burned. I was an invalid for a month once because of a bad burn in the fire. Yes, fire can and does burn. That scientific theory about lack of conductivity of the coals is a bunch of bunk.

A: I began walking on fire back in the 80′s and it changed my life! What is it about firewalking that changes people so much, what makes it such a transformative experience?

M: I think because firewalking is a metaphor for personal power. It enables people to turn fear into power. Firewalking scares the crap out of many people. But the fire is such a wonderful and exquisite teacher. There are immediate lessons that people learn as they go through the fire time after time. If the thinking is negative, the experience may turn negative. I try not to teach people what firewalking is, or what to expect in their experience, because each person is an individual. I encourage each person to find their own individual meaning within the context of their experience as a result of fire-walking. I’m constantly learning from the new people.

A: What do you think is the principle behind firewalking that makes people able to do it without being burned?

M: Our fires are fucking hot. I don’t have a clue how it works. I have some theories and some ideas, but a part of my mind is very skeptical. I’ve looked at scientific attempts to theorize how firewalking works. I admit readily that I don’t really know how it works. I’ve never really met anyone, whether scientist or firewalker, who could completely explain it to me in a way that made total sense.

A: What do you think is the most valuable part of the firewalking experience?

M: After the firewalk. How it translates into a person’s life once they have firewalked. Firewalking can help people to see that many of the truths we hold to be so near and dear, those truths that make us feel comfortable in our reality, are illusions. Firewalking tends to open people’s minds to new possibilities, new realities. It is enormously expansive. It can teach us a lot about how to change our state of mind at will. It teaches us about energy and how to transform it into something good in our lives. Firewalking is transforming fear into power. Opening the heart and becoming more loving. Opening to live life more fully and to accept ourselves more. Returning to the principle of love and the healing that the power of love can bring to us.

A: Why do you think it’s important for people at this time to have the experience of firewalking?

M: I don’t know how ready people are for it. I’ve given up trying to judge what is important for others or what they should do with their lives. I look upon it as an individual decision. I see firewalking as a definite calling. I say that if it is in your destiny, the fire will call you. When the fire calls a person, they’ll probably become a firewalker.

A: Anything else you’d like to add?

M: When I learned to firewalk it was a turning point in my life. I learned to firewalk shortly after the breakup of a 16-year marriage. It was definitely a big part of my healing process. I have met many wonderful people and had so many powerful and awesome experiences as a result of my firewalking.

A: Tell us about your weekly walks? How do people find you?

M: I host a firewalk in Kirkland every Saturday night. It lasts a little over three hours. The main attraction of my events is always the fire. My firewalks seem to work because a lot of people who come to my events talk to others, and they can see the value of the experience. People have positive experiences when they come. That attracts others.

Taken from the 1996 Archives.

Widdershins, Lammas 1996
Volume 2, Issue 3

Amazing Firewalking Celebration in India-Aug 2009

About 2,000 male devotees participated in the annual indian firewalking of 2009.

The preparation for the firewalking pit begins a before the firewalking with several rituals being carried out. At dawn of the firewalking day, special pooja is held in the Rukmani Sathyapama Sametha Sri Paarthasaarathy Thiraupathathevi Devasthanam and the Moola Thee or the First Fire is brought while the sun rises to the firewalking pit and kept there. As soon as this ritual is over, men rush to the logs of Tamarind wood, and bring them on their shoulders, and arrange them in the fire pit.

30 Tractor loads of Tamarind wood was brought for this years’ firewalking according to the President of the Rukmani Sathyapama Sametha Sri Paarthasaarathy Thiraupathathevi Devasthanam Shakthivel Malarchelvan. Many bottles of pure Ghee is poured into the pit and between the logs to spread the fire equally. Pure Ghee is poured till the fire is set to orange colour. The men keep watching the firewalking pit and adjust the firewood accordingly. With the sunset the men begin to take the unburnt logs away. Water is continuously poured on the men who are very close to the fire. Men began to make the bed of fire ready for firewalking. The bed of fire was ready at 8.30pm after many hours of hard work.

http://udappu09.blogspot.com/2009/08/sounds-of-udappu-aug-4-5-2009.html

Firewalking Experience – Commitment Breakthrough Sept. 19th, 2009

 

To Entrepreneurs and Leaders in the
Wellness, Empowerment and Eco-Friendly industrries:

Are you 100% committed and in action now to move your business and results to the next level?

Do those who work for you or involved with your projects have the same level of commitment?

Entrepreneurs & Leaders !!!

 

Now is the time for a Breakthrough in your Business or Cause

…to move what has been stuck,

overcome the obstacles that have held you back,

and generate the level of commitment

needed by you and your team to produce the results you say you want

 

How Strong is Your Commitment?
How Strong is Your Commitment?
Don't Try to Make It Alone!
Don't Try to Make It Alone!

Generate 100% Commitment to your Business or Cause Now (Firewalk September 19th)

On Sept 19th, there will be a 5 hours Firewalk training tailored to the needs of entrepreneurs, leaders and people involved with wellness, empowerment, and eco-friendly industries.

Here is an overview of what will happen

  1. You will work with like minded people in your industry to expand your commitment and identify what blocks you from producing the results you want
  2. This obstacle will get shattered during the course of the evening
  3. You will identify and commit to the most important action(s) that will make the biggest difference to cause the results you want now. You will have an opportunity to create acountability structure during the evening.
  4. You will be outrageous and unstoppable in completing those actions powerfully and quickly and generating more income and production right now

If you are responsible for the performance of other people, or facilitate a network or team of people up to important things, consider inviting them to this event. I promise they will have a breakthrough in productivity and accomplishment

 

Event Details

Date: September 19th, 2009
Time: 4:00-9:15pm
Location: San Diego area

Price

Tuition

$175 per person

  • I still value my 1st Firewalk experience at $500, for how it helped reshape the direction of my life and stay in action.
  • Talk to the person referring you here for potential tuition discounts.

$25 per person (for former Firewalkers of the San Diego Firewalker's Club)

  • Please reply to this email and request to the discount code to use

Steps:

1. Fill out the Registration form below indicating you want to attend. You will get a reminder closer to the event

2. After you Register you will be directed to site to make Payment for your ticket.

A portion of the proceeds will be going to several health and environmental non-profit organizations involved with the event

More About Firewalking

For hundreds of years, the Firewalking ceremony was a rite of initiation for communities to celebrate and empower their tribes or villages. The principles still apply today and are empowering people to make a difference and help ignite San Diego's economy.

Here are the experiences many people have have reported from Firewalking :

  • Improved ability to make decisions under pressure
  • Ability to set an intentions and direction that inspire and motivate
  • More courage and power to act in the face of fear
  • Ability to follow through on worthy projects
  • Opening to experience love and compassion
  • Release of the past while stepping into the new
  • Experience of a profound sense of community

Here is further reading on the Top 7 Benefits of Firewalk

About the Firewalk Leader: Julian D. Bergquist is an ordained Huna Firewalking Priest, workshop leader and coach. He is passionate about facilitating breakthroughs that result in improved communication in business, intimate relationships and with oneself.

Industry Leaders will facilitate 60 min breakout sessions in their specialized industry.

Industries and Causes include:

  • Wellness Coaching
  • The Birth Experience
  • Artists Selling their Art
  • Creating Vibrant & Clean Ocean
  • Green Energy & Construction
  • Women's Wellness
  • Spiritual Empowerment for Women
  • Several Networking Groups

Transform Your Business Future Now

This Firewalking is now past

Focus on the Best

from

Mastering Fear: The Ultimate Challenge

by Steven Bisyak & Michael McDermott

(pg 143-146)

A positive focus in your life can take many forms. For instance

  • personal growth
  • success
  • high self-esteem
  • enjoying life
  • loving yourself and others more
  • making more money
  • getting all you want out of life

The quality of your experience in life is the direct result of where your focus is. When you focus only on "what if's" and negative pictures of disasters in your future, it destroys your enjoyment of the moment. Letting go of fear means empowering yourself to have more fun in life. When you focus on the best, it allows you to take action. Fear cannot limit you.

It all you can think of is ''What would my mother say?" shift your focus. If you can't think of one positive thing to focus on, find something in your field of vision and focus your mind on that. For instance, it could be a person, a tree, or a rock. It doesn't matter.

The point is, if you're paying 100% attention, you're only capable of focusing your mind on one thing at a time. If you focus on something other than your fear or negativity, that fear ceases to exist for you the moment you shift your focus.

Unless something is in your mind, it doesn't exist for you in that moment. It can't be a part of your reality unless you consciously perceive it or call it to mind by remembering it.

Pay attention
To what you see
For what you perceive is your
Reality

Michael McDermott

A monk was walking on a path in a jungle. Pretty soon a tiger started chasing him. The faster he ran, the faster the tiger ran. Soon the tiger joined two other tigers, who entered the chase. The monk ran over to the edge of a cliff and grabbed on to a vine. As he hung on to the vine, he saw below him three tigers waiting for him to fall. Just then, a rat came to the edge of the cliff and began chewing through the vine that the monk was holding on to.

In that moment. the monk glanced up and saw a small strawberry. Just before he fell from the cliff, he popped the strawberry into his mouth. He enjoyed that strawberry so much that he didn't even mind falling off the cliff and being eaten by the tigers!

The moral of the story is: The monk had practiced meditation all his life. Because of this, he had the ability to pay 100% attention. By paying 100% attention to the experience of the strawberry in his mouth, everything else ceased to exist for him in that moment. When he popped the strawberry into his mouth, the tigers disappeared, and the fear vanished. He became one with the experience of eating the strawberry and everything else, in his perception, ceased to exist.

Focus is determination. When you break a brick, you realize it's possible that you could pulverize your hand. So you accept that possibility. Then you focus your mind on the best. You visualize the brick breaking in half, and you see your hand going completely through It. You determine
the outcome by your focus. Believe in yourself 100%. You have to be 100% committed and you can't just try. Nobody ever did anything by "trying. There's a world of difference between trying and doing.

Focus is like a laser beam. When light is diffused, it has little power it's very weak, like a fluorescent light. Focus those same light rays into a laser beam, and you can cut through the toughest diamond with that focused light! A laser beam is focused, and it can penetrate anything because the rays are focused. Your mind is like that. Intelligence, power, and ability are direct results of mental focus or concentration.

Concentration, focusing your mind and believing in yourself 100%, is the key to success, whether you're breaking a brick or meeting a challenge on the job. Put emotion behind your focus. Bending rebar takes that kind of focus. When you're standing with the sharp end of a rebar against your throat, you realize it could puncture your throat. It could puncture your windpipe and lacerate your spine. You could get a tracheotomy! It can be very scary.

Focusing is like flipping a switch in your mind. You focus on the center of the bar, think "bend," and go for it. You have to give it 100% commitment or it just will not happen.

Focusing on the best helps you tremendously! It will give you the ability to accomplish whatever you want to in life! You can have successful relationships, make more money, and achieve success. Spend some time each day focusing on positive outcomes for all the problems that come up from time to time in your life. Focus on the best that can possibly happen and it probably will!

Life is a Firewalk

from

Mastering Fear: The Ultimate Challenge

by Steven Bisyak & Michael McDermott

pg  104-107

The firewalk has been a major tool in most of the dramatic transforrnations I've seen. One example that comes to mind is a young single woman who was living on welfare with her two toddlers. Her first firewalk was a jaunt across a 50-foot-long cinder bed of fiery embers. That's pretty unusual for a first-time firewalk. Most firewalks are no longer than 12 feet-20 feet at the most. When I saw this lady walk over 50 feet of hot coals on her very first walk, I was impressed. "This is a pretty gutsy lady," I thought.

As the months rolled by, she joined us for a number of other firewalks. She even attended the one in 1987 where we set the Guinness Book of World Records for the world's hottest firewalk. That was her last firewalk. I recall her saying she intended to take the principles of the firewalk and apply those principles to all areas of her life.

She went back to school and graduated from college with a 4.0 grade point average! She's no longer living on welfare. She's now happily married. She and her husband have three kids. Her transformation was remarkable. She went from being on welfare to graduating from college with honors. She didn't let fear limit her. She had the courage not only to think about walking on fire, she actually did it. Then she applied the principles she used to walk on fire to create the life of her dreams. She put more to life and she got more out of life.

With long-term exposure to the firewalk, you realize that the firewalk is only a metaphor. A metaphor is an analogy in which one idea or activity represents another, something that stands for something else. Firewalking represents your life. We "firewalk" every day of our lives by facing fear and meeting the challenges life has to offer.

I've heard people say, "No, I don't want to do that." Later they change their minds and attend a firewalking seminar. Sometimes you hear people say, "I have no desire to do that. You won't get me to do that in a million years." In a firewalking workshop, people learn how to master their states of mind. When the mind is conquered, the emotions are in check and you can walk on fire. You can use the same techniques to achieve anything you want
to achieve in life.

One of the biggest challenges I face is getting past people's fears and prejudices. Firewalking produces RESULTS in people's lives. Most people are so conditioned to fear the fire that they react when you bring up "firewalking." They aren't really listening because they're reacting emotionally out of fear and old programming. The key to the whole thing is an open mind, allowing for the possibilities. Techniques that allow people to walk on fire directly apply to achievement in all areas of people's lives. This book is an attempt to turn people on to the world of possibilities waiting for them at the firewalk.

The Fire of Transformation

The Same Fire That Burns the Wood

Hardens the Steel

… Step Into the Fire

Tony Robbins vs Live Powerfully Firewalk Experience

I've been firewalking for almost a decade now, and leading Firewalks for over 5 years.

I was reflecting the other day about the key differences between a Tony Robbins Firewalk and the ones I facilitate.

  • Watch the fire burn for the entire event. The process of watching the fire be lit and then burn to coals is a powerful experience.  The entire training is usually done around the fire.
  • More hands on training and mentoring from the Firewalk facilitators and leader
  • Focused training and breakthrough in a specific area of business, not just a generic breakthrough in fear
  • Plenty of time to be with the experience and firewalk multiple times. Since our groups are almost always fewer than 100 people, you have  plenty of space to process your experience before Firewalking, rather than getting your "20 seconds of fame".  And then you can firewalk as many tiemes as you want.

Firewalking Intro: Ignite New Economy and Fulfill Dreams Now!!!

Power, Freedom, Abundance.

This is Julian Bergquist with Live Powerfully Training. We empower Entrepreneurs to ignite the New Economy and Fulfill their Dreams Now.

Firewalking has been a rite of passage in many cultures for hundreds of years to empower people, test their faith, and celebrate new beginnings. Now the firewalk is a tool to empower modern people with what we are dealing with in the 21st Century.

I am working with a group of business leaders who offer this firewalking experience to help entrepreneurs be unstopped by their fears and worries and have breakthrough after breakthrough in business and life.

  • We help them be clear and decisive in choosing their ideal market
  • Create excitement and buzz about their business.
  • Eliminate resistance to selling
  • Step into their power and greatness to be industry leaders
  • And probably most important to enjoy a balanced home and family life

The entrepreneur and solo-preneurs are the engines in this new economy and leading the way. Now is the time for people with passion and big dreams, to reach for them now…and enjoy the results of their creation.

Firewalk Video from May 1st

 

Here is video that Vincent J Kellsey posted from the Firewalk he led in San Diego May 1st, 2009.

 

Lots of fun, high energy.

Cheri Tree: "We are right here at the beach with the fire behind us that we are getting ready to firewalk on. This is awesome. It is hot, the back of us is already burning up over here.

Here is the bottom line…When you come to Quattro, we are going to burn your past, we are going to create possibility for your future. That is exactly what is going to happen here tonight."

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Leadership Firewalk Experience by Annie

Annie came to firewalk looking for a breakthrough in leadership and service. She also wanted a new relationship with fire because she had fear of fire.

Hi Julian
What is clear for me is that I am meditating with more focus. And, I can see that I need to make some choices because I cannot do everything I say I am committed to. I am looking at what is really important to me so I can be focused and successful. Before the firewalk it was not clear to me that I was not focused sufficiently to accomplish my goals. Something must go. I'll write more when I decide what firewalk is.

Regarding my relationship to fire. Well, it is my friend now.

Annie H.

Marketing Buzz Firewalk Experience by Salvatore

I always think of fire as a type of cleansing, with automatic cauterization, if you will. In that regard it is very much a medium of purification. The firewalk did a lot of that for me. It cleared my mind and helped me see the challenges I have to face with my business.

In placing my journey to the success on the hot coals, I was able to identify the weaknesses that my journey would bring out in me. The main one was losing focus. I went over the hot coals twice because the first time I firewalk, I completely lost sight of my goal and all intentions as soon as the heat became too much to bear. My energy scattered. Now I know exactly what my challenge is in my journey and I am well-prepared to deal with it.

Thanks, Julian!

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