Real Story: Before-After Testimonial - Marisa Bergeron

Hi! I have been using the Morrocco Method for several years now and I wanted to share my results after using the products and the lunar hair cutting charts. When I first started the Morrocco Method it was a few months after I had a minor disaster with my hair. You see, I had gone on a rather extreme diet that messed up my hormones and caused half of it to fall out. Luckily I have more hair than God should ever give any one person, so once it quit falling out and I was able to stop panicking, a 50% loss wasn't too terrible. I was actually able to experience what it felt like to have a head of hair that was easier to manage and didn't break every hair tie I bought after one or two uses. I've included two pictures, and the before was the hardest to find. I believe I had bra strap length hair in the before picture, though it doesn't look that long because of the braid. You can see that there are many short pieces sticking out of the braid, and it gets abruptly thinner instead of more gradually because I did not cut my hair off immediately match the regrowth. The goal was to grow my hair out very long, and rather than lose at least eight inches all at once I chose to use the lunar hair charts to help it grow faster and thicker, while gradually trimming the longer length to match the shorter. Today my hair is all one length and it reaches to about mid-thigh. Products used most often: All of the five elements shampoos Pearl Essence Creme Rinse Euro oil Sapphire volumizer mist

IM IN OM

Coffee shops and concrete with a few parks sprinkled here and there left me wanting something more. This oversimplification is how I feel sometimes about the world we live in. It is a part of the reason I spent years of my life traveling the US and the world. The search for something more, a missing piece. Today, this journey has brought me back home. Now I know what I was looking for was not material goods or an answer to a question. It was the journey itself, the journey we are all on, the eternal journey inward. This awareness of myself has been that missing piece. After graduating college, I still had more questions than answers and I knew there had to be something more than the system I had grown up in. So, my brother and I road our bicycles from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean, taking in as much as possible and meeting wonderful people along the way. When I returned, I worked in a law firm, seeing firsthand the language our system is written in and how it is utilized. More than ever I had the desire to continue my journey. Starting in South East Asia I set out to see the world. Once again, I met countless wonderful people, and made great friends that I still have to this day. To support my travels finically and get a better understanding of a different culture, I found employment as an English teacher. I worked on small farms and at a few small resorts learning more and more the extent of our system and the hardships in leaving it as well as, the benefits our system can offer. Still, I felt my mission wasn't finished. So, I got a bicycle and with a new-found French friend, we road for three and a half months from Bangkok to northern Vietnam, traveling through Cambodia and Laos. From there I continued my journey, staying with my brother in Nepal for three months helping him with his Peace Corps work. It was in Nepal when I started to understand the importance of balance between western society and an ancient culture, both having so much to offer each other. Sadly, I had to move on, visiting friends in Turkey, France, Netherlands, Ireland, and working in Greece, Italy, and Amsterdam (to name a few) trading labor for room and board. Gone for almost two years, coming back was somewhat of a culture shock. I had gone around the world, done everything I could do to experience something truly unique and new and I was back home almost like I never left (except for a few thousand photos and new friends on Facebook). It took some time and a few shorter trips to understand a little more of what it means to take a journey and to truly come back as someone new, something more. To grow and learn about one's place in this world it is not about where you go, how long you're gone or even the ability to truly detach from the system. The true journey is internal; one must see how far they can search within themselves to learn one's place in the universe. With awareness of one's self comes the awareness of what is around. It is a symbiotic relationship that must be grown together. If one is unaware of one's self, then they project themselves into their surrounding and are blinded, unable to see what truth has to offer. If one is aware of one's self the smallest changes in one's surrounding will be observable, and the true nature of reality can start to be seen and influenced consciously. You are the only one who can choose to go on such a journey. It requires just your desire to go. You can walk out your door and keep walking and walking leaving everything behind (I don't recommend this for an extended period of time). Another option is to acquire tools to reach your destination faster and without physical harm. Like putting on shoes for your walk, allowing you to go father, faster and without physical harm. Om bowls /singing bowls are the most powerful and simple tool I have found to assist the inward journey. It allows us to reach our internal self almost instantly getting us to our destination and back with time to spare. Striking the bowl (without any external distractions/sounds and preconceptions) and letting the OM in through the breath is all it takes to start the most important and significant journey one can ever take. Thank you for your time, Enjoy your journey, Brandon Morris, Founder of IM IN OM Website: iminom.com Email: brandon@iminom.com

Puskar’s Path Adventures | Experience Nepal like a Local

Custom Nepal Adventures with your personal guide: Garrett, Nepali name ?????? "Puskar" Cycling, trekking, spirituality/yoga, cultural immersion, whatever it is you want to experience I can guide you there. Philosophy A simple Google search will show you numerous trekking companies working in Nepal, all of them doing the same trips to the same destinations.... I am not another trekking company. I want to offer adventurers an opportunity which other agencies do not, unique and genuine experiences with local people in places where tourists don't normally go. Sure, doing a tea-house trek in the Himalayan Range is an amazing experience, and I encourage it, but if you are looking for something more, something truly special, traveling off the tourist's path is where you want to go. Puskar's services provide... 1. travelers with unique and genuine experiences with local Nepalis 2. the benefits of sustainable tourism to Nepali villages off the beaten path 3. cultural exchange and understanding between travelers and Nepali people Your Guide: Garrett, or ?????? "Puskar", has spent 4 years living in small, rural villages of Nepal serving as a community mobilizer. His time in Nepal taught him not only a new language and culture, but a new way of life. Now, he wants to share that with you. "Nepal is such a wonderful place... between the immense beauty of the land, the humble hospitality of the people, and unique culture, every single moment is a new adventure and learning opportunity." ~ Garrett/Puskar PuskarsPath.weebly.com … gmorris123@yahoo.com

Are you still in search of a New Years resolution?

Are you still in search of a New Years resolution? If so, we have an idea for you! If you've already found yours, why don't you add another resolution with us? Our resolution proposal is to create the most healthy and beneficial hair and skin habits! Weather you have been thinking about using Morrocco Method products, just heard about the products, just started using them, or have been using them for a while, this is a resolution that will be beneficial to all. Now let's start this New Year off by creating some good habits! The first thing to be aware of for new users is that your hair will go through a detoxing stage. This may be frightening and lead you to believe the products are not working how they are supposed to be, but that is totally wrong. This process needs to happen so that your scalp can release those bad ingredients from previous shampoos and conditioners. The big tip is to set up a schedule. Decide which days you will use what shampoo. That way it is less stressful to remember what you should be using to get the best results possible. This goes for your body and face scrubs as well. Using a scrub isn't necessarily good for daily use. This will get you on a great routine, creating a beautiful habit for your skin. Another thing to be scheduling is the hair mask. Doing hair masks a couple of times regularly each month is a great refresher to get your hair in the best state that it could possibly be. For the ones going through the detoxing stage, this part is important because it will help your hair get through this annoying stage. These few tips will start great habits for you right from the start of this New Year. It's a resolution that will make it easier to have the healthiest hair and skin of your life. Imagine where these great habits will get you by next year!