Dr. Sue Morter

I started listening to what I was guiding my patients to do and thinking, you know, I may as well listen to this.

Oh, maybe try some of this advice.

Why am I not doing this without a headache?

And, and I'm like, okay, I'm going to, you know, so I started.

And one of the things that I found myself saying to people was you should learn to meditate because I, you know, research was showing that meditation was doing all sorts of, you know, medical, um, had, had all sorts of medical benefits.

And so I was, I was, you know, giving people that instruction and showing them the stats and the results of things that were happening.

And so I was like, you know,

duh.

All right, Sue.

So go and, uh, and meditate.

And instantly, as soon as I was realizing that was something that I needed to be doing, something came across my desk.

It was an invitation to go to this thing that was, you know, a meditation retreat.

And so I went in and, and I instantly started having transcendental experiences.

Really?

You know, here I am, you know, doctor trained, scientific process, you know, going through stimulus response, getting results in my clinic.

And it was in my head, even though I knew what I knew and grew up with what I grew up with, I was operating on a different set of rules.

I was operating on the rules of, you know, it's got to be logical.

I've got to see it.

It's got to be tangible, et cetera.

Even though I knew.