Comments on: Quantum Jumping Review

By: DPT

DPT — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 10:22:45 +0000

I’ve just bought the platinum quantum jumping course. I’m not in a position to review it yet. I have though been studying techniques to attract things into my life for some time. I’ve managed to cure quite a few of the illnesses I’d suffered from for several years, but to date not huge amounts of money. I thought about this for a while & realised the upside of all I’ve studied has led to a calmer me & I’m extremely happy. Ok I might want a few billion in the bank, but I don’t actually need it. And already have all that I need, wake up next to my beautiful wife & have 5 children. If I present it this way, who wouldn’t spend $97 to feel happy all the time, there are famous people out there with zillions in their banks that spend millions on psychologists, plastic surgeons etc. When we learn to look at ourselves kindly & not want to beat ourselves up, life just becomes easier & $97 is cheap to have that perhaps?

By: Jorge R.

Jorge R. — Sat, 28 May 2011 18:12:36 +0000

I tried QJ a couple of years ago, listened to the CDs and went thru the exercises for several weeks, to no avail–I just got no responses/results at all. There was something akin to a psychic wall between my twin & me. I sadly returned it for a refund and concluded that prayers, meditations and visualizations just did not work for me. I never used the program again. However, a couple of days ago I watched a webinar by Burt Goldman & Darius Barazandeh. Burt explained the reasons why many people fail with QJ as well as the law of attraction. I decided to try it three times after awaking this morning, still remembering the process. I was very pleasantly surprised that I was able to break through this wall and get some very interesting responses.

By: mahesh

mahesh — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 11:32:06 +0000

I certainly would like to try QJ but i do not have the money to buy the program. Due to my ill health i had to sell my business and lost everything and now i am just barely surviving on state handout. can people like in my position get it at a very reduced rate?

your’s sincerely

By: Clark

Clark — Sat, 02 Apr 2011 01:22:10 +0000

Quantum Jumping by Bert(Burt?) Goldman, in it’s original interpritation, is not a scam. I have not personally tried this product, but, I have no doubt that it will work. Why? Because, Quantum Jumping is based off of an ancient inner spiritualistic practice known as Huna. The practice of Huna is extremely old. It can be traced through legend back to Mu and the later Atlantis, but the first historical evidence of Huna’s use was traced back to ancient Egypt. Until very recently, the Huna (or Kahuna as it’s followers are called) was a very secretive practice which had it’s own language created to keep it’s secrecy. It remained a secret, passed on only through teacher and pupil, until the early 20th century when a student of Psychology, Max Freedom Long, became fascinated with the power of the Kahunas in Hawaii. These Kahunas were native medicine men and shamans of Polynesia where the Huna practice is believed to actually originate. Max Long worked to interpret this Huna language and discovered the ancient practice from the Kahuna’s teachings. Goldman’s “Quantum Jumping” is not some excessive breakthrough in his studies and made a product out of an already practiced way of life. He just gave it a new and mystical name and implemented the idea of obtaining wealth through this practice. If anyone is interested in Goldman’s practice, I highly recommend saving yourself over $100 and purchasing “Mastering Your Hidden Self: A Guide to the Huna Way” by Serge Kahili King. It implements the same practices of acheiving a higher mentality and creating your own reality, but, you will be able to attempt this practice without paying into something that is a natural insperational gift to this world. Like I said, I would never doubt the reviews of these people who have already changed their lives with Goldman’s product, but, if you’re willing to accept this truth or are willing to at least save yourself some money, try the Serge’s book that I recommended. Follow the teachings through the book with the utmost hope and inspiration and if for some reason Serge’s teaching don’t work for you, then you can try Goldman’s teaching instead. But I promise you, it is the same teachings in the long run. You just have to be willing to try it with an open mind and believe in yourself.

By: lklk

lklk — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 05:11:32 +0000

Quantum jumping sounds amazing! However, I find puzzling the fact that you actually have to do it in order to feel better about yourself. I am constantly trying to analyze what is it about this universe and reality that prevents you from being or forces you to be what you are in other universes?

By: Niy

Niy — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 04:49:45 +0000

I wonder if it’s possible to mentally go to another universe or reality, where you are what you want to be, and just stay there. Would that be really traumatic and damaging to the brain?

I know that people, who experience a delusion of grandure, for instance, think that they are a celebrity, and everything and everyone around them makes them feel as if its true, which confirms their “delusion” to be reality. Could this type of delusion be one of those quantum leaps into another universe that psychiatrists unfairly deem as a symptom of mental illness?

By: kdjfgh

kdjfgh — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 04:30:39 +0000

Quantum jumping sounds truely exciting, especially when you are trying to escape this universe to a better place, where you are actually given a chance to accomplish a lot more, and made feel good about yourself. On this planet, this can only be a dream, at least, for a lot of people.

My only concern is – could the type of imagination that I will have to embark on, actually shatter my brain and psyche, to form delusions simililar to the delusions experienced by a person with a multiple personality disorder, split personality disorder and anxiety?

If I imagine myself to be an accomplished writer in another universe or world, while here I’m nothing more than a bullied squirt, and if I bring back the confidence of me/an accomplished writer, to this reality, wouldn’t that give people more opportunities to ridicule me? Even if I bring my otherwordly ability to write and all the things I have written in another universe to this reality, people will still be discrediting me. They may not even believe that what I wrote was written by me, or they might ignore me for the mere reason as lack of proper education, experience and such.

The question is why bother trying to impress people with all that at all? The type of people, who are acting like this towards you.

By: Quantum Jumping Guy

Quantum Jumping Guy — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 23:06:51 +0000

Quantum Jumping is amazing. I’d recommend it to everybody who’s looking to instigate positive change in their life!

By: Sujesh

Sujesh — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 06:59:59 +0000

I found about this quantum jumping accidently in net. I were so into hypnosis and when I read about QJ, it’s far more interesting as we can jump to other side of universe an get idea to improve our life in real world. I have read the whole website and also the testimonials, this has convinced me to order QJ I&II. I am waiting to receive the tools and eager to start using it. Next time I’ll come up with my experience writing.

By: AdminCyndi

AdminCyndi — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:50:31 +0000

Hi Liam;

I found Quantum Jumping fun and effective – it is why I wrote the review. I have never met Burt Goldman – but I do have an affiliate agreement with the organization that sells the product – so if someone purchases the product after reading my review I may receive compensation.

As for whether or not it really works – that depends in many ways on the person using the product. Quantum Jumping – like many others programs out there – is a powerful tool – but it is – in the end – just a tool. The intention and focus of the person using the product is key to whether or not real changes occur as a result.

And no offense taken