'Up and down and left and right – what a rollercoaster! Shake, shake, shake; extend and distend to extend again, to distend again: all in one and bringing so much light into life and the human-built matrix. What are you doing to me? I am on my knees. You must be smiling knowing already what you have in store for us in the months/years to come. Lessons 7 and 8, like a terrible machine, knocked me down, held me still, emptied my vessels and filled me back up with clear sparkles to finally release me to fly back into the wild, anew. This is an Absolute Wonder, thank you so much.'

'My background is as a hospital doctor so I am really interested in your take on the same subjects that I was taught at medical school. I'm really enjoying the lessons and the way you have interwoven science with traditional understanding, thank you! Your knowledge and understanding is so vast and considered, I find it incredibly inspiring. I do hope you decide to write a book one day!'

'Your lessons have been the absolute gold of the course and largely responsible for my (albeit meagre) clinical understanding. They have helped open my eyes to new ways of seeing that were never available to me before, and for which I am very grateful.'

'Your modules were by far the most important in my learning journey. I frequently return to those modules via my notes when I am faced with complex challenges presented by my patients. They guide me to where to dig deeper and question cause, effect, and presentation before looking hard for solutions. I’ve had some successes already and what you instilled, taught, and inspired in me has already helped lots of people. Thank you from me and on their behalf too. Complexity of multiple, simultaneous conditions seems to be incredibly frequent – the Tree of Inflammation is always in my mind.'

'Exploring the nooks and crannies of the human body under your guidance, always felt to me like a sort of magic carpet ride. As we swept through the complexities, gathering arms full of knowledge, insights, and curiosities, I often thought to myself what a very lucky person I am to have a seat on your carpet. “Balance is key”, “let’s pull back” and more… words that have become so familiar, that have in the meantime come to life in my own daily doings. Thank you so much for more than just a series of lessons !!'

'I just wanted to reach out to you and personally express my gratitude for your human science course. Like you, I am from a conventional medicine background and I am not exaggerating when I say that this course has literally revolutionised my thinking about illness, the body, even what it means to be human. I feel like so much of what I had accepted as scientific truth and applied to my own practice has been challenged in the last year, in the most positive way. I have always been acutely aware of the strengths but also major limitations of allopathic medicine. I realised throughout this course that I had learned to see the body in a habitual and deeply disrespectful way, as something that eventually ‘goes wrong’ and needs to be fixed with drugs or surgery. You really have opened my eyes to the intuitive, often subtle but astonishing power of healing naturally. At times, this course has been emotional for me, challenging a lot of what I thought I knew; it has been an incredibly liberating journey. I cannot overstate the impact that your lectures have had both on my personal life and the interactions with my patients.'

'Your knowledge and wisdom felt like a bridge and an exhale presented in a way that caters to all learning styles (visual mind maps for me!). Every week, I saved the Human Science videos to the end like a fine dessert and savoured every moment. Thank you wholeheartedly!'

'I had always meant to tell you that your course was transformative for myself, my family, and my patients. Over the last three years I have used your teaching to transform the lives of five of my diabetic patients. When I started, elements of your course appeared in front of my eyes like mosaic pieces, I was able take each piece and create a mesmerising mosaic. I leave you with lines from William Blake: 'To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower.' I think the conceptual framework of your course, your teaching, and your vision gives a glimpse of that.'