Gary Douglas
Born
in the American Midwest and raised in San Diego, California, Gary
Douglas the creator of Access, describes his childhood as a typical
television type, middle class family. "I'm so white bread! I really
lived the Leave it to Beaver childhood," Douglas explains.
Gary describes that he's always been on a spiritual path, seeking
deeper answers to life's mysteries. "When I was nine, I decided I
wanted to go to church, but my parents didn't. I walked to church
with my little sister every Sunday."
"My dad died when I was
17. I learned from his life that working yourself to death for your
family doesn't necessarily provide everything they need. I also
learned that I had to work, and work hard for anything I wanted.
Later, in college, Douglas ran into a former Sunday School teacher
who remembered him and said she knew he wouldn't find what he was
looking for in church, but that she hoped he would find the answers
he was looking for."
Gary describes the creation of Access as
a series of revelations and insights. "What we now call Access
started coming through in about July 1990 when I was a successful
Realtor in Santa Barbara, California," Gary explains. "I began
channeling information about points on the head that act like a
computer bank for all our thoughts, feelings, emotions,
considerations, attitudes and decisions; anything that we decided
that was important at anytime in this life or any other lifetime. I
felt that maybe this could be a class for massage therapists or body
workers. I came home and called four friends to come to a class on
energy work. That was the first Access class."
"Since then,
it's been a co-creation with the thousands of people who have come
to the classes. The process keeps getting simpler and yet more
powerful every time we conduct a workshop."
Gary Douglas is
the father of four children and one grandchild. He lives in Santa
Barbara, California.
He conducts personal Access
consultations at his office and by telephone with clients throughout
the United States and North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand
and the Orient. He and a score of Access facilitators conduct Access
workshops throughout the world.
Any contributions will be
gratefully accepted
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