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Jain: My Math Teacher
Jain is my Math Teacher.
It's about time about 57 years, that I finally met someone to help me have fun with numbers and get over my lifelong trauma associated with adding one and one.
I can remember sitting in the dining room with my mother somewhere in the fourth grade.
I remember beating myself up for not
understanding how to work through
math problems.
I remember feeling really, really bad.
My whole experience with math went down from there.
I was always good with living things.
Somehow, because of this I was put with the other kids in high school in some of the advanced placement classes. I will never forget the day when Dr. Greenstein gave me a "F" in chemistry. It came with a look as if I could have done better. When it came to math, I simply did not know what I was doing.
There there was Mr. Roach. Until
I met him, I had this big dream that I was going to be a veterinarian. It was something I wanted my whole life up until then. I had no idea that in order
to help animals you had to know math.
An "F" in advanced Geometry did not help my career plan. It was one of my first Life Crisis.
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 Jain (left) is my math teacher. I will be learning from him this summer at the International Feng Shui Conference in
San Diego, August 5-7.
Then I met Jain. He lives in the rain forest
in Australia. He will be coming a long way
to be with us at the International Feng Shui Conference this summer in San Diego.
If you like me have never found your natural
way with geometry, you may find a new breathe of fresh air studying sacred geometry with Jain.
He teaches with wonderful magic cubes and things like that than even a kid called dumb
can find user friendly.
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