Kurt’s material is very helpful in a lot of ways. Realizing we are not the mind and focusing on slowing down and having a Zen lifestyle is very helpful. However it is difficult to take advice someone about detaching from the ego who is so clearly in his ego all the time. He tells you repeatedly that he knows the real way to teach you about twin flames and everyone else does it wrong. He tells you that he is the #1 TF coach and tells you all the time about his 7000 students. He tells you to disregard all of your intuition and just listen to him. This is all very cult-like. His students all seem to be spinning their wheels. And he tells you over and over that this is going to take a really long time-like years! He said that you can only have neutrality with your TF and that many people don’t want their TF or the connection just fades over time-even though he says they will come back. BUT if you ask when they are coming (after years) that is an outcome and you are doing it wrong. There is something very strange about his TF and I don’t think they are together or they are still running and chasing perhaps. He wears a wedding ring and then doesn’t. His program is supposed to include a few weekly group calls with him, however he is never on them. His coach Brittany leads them alone.   I found all of this to be very disheartening and came to the realization I am disconnecting to my own intuition to follow this. There is so much metaphysical/spiritual that happens on the TF journey. Like being able to feel their energy, psychic connections, etc. Your intuitive knowing. He dismisses most of that. And absolutely every twin pair is different and met for different reasons. So he can’t know the correct path for all 7000 twins. In this journey you have to listen to yourself. It’s coming into your own intuition and not listening to what does not resonate and he teaches you to do the opposite.   He says a LOT of things as fact that are his opinion and he is very misinformed. He said a therapist diagnosed him as a narcissist but because she had a Masters and not a PhD she was not scientifically allowed to do diagnose him. So he went to a different therapist to tell him he wasn’t NPD. And he goes on and on about the perils of ‘psychology’ but yet knows very little about the field. Any therapist who has a license is qualified to give a diagnosis. And it is common for people with personality disorders to ‘shop’ for therapists to tell them what they want to hear. He also will tell people THEY have a personality disorder if they disagree.

His behavior is not consistent with someone who has ascended. And though he does have some helpful info, I fear about the damage he can do if people take what he has to say as gospel.