Meet Eddie

Eddie Travis is a writer and speaker on philosophical and awareness issues. His subject matter includes psychological revolution, the nature of the mind, meditation, human relationships, and bringing about positive change in society. Maintaining that society is ultimately the product of the interactions of individuals and their thoughts. Fundamental societal change can emerge only through freely undertaking radical change in the individual, the elimination of self. 

 
This radical change is the awareness that we're not who we think we are. Eddie stresses the need for a paradigm shift in the psyche of every human being and emphasizes that such revolution cannot be brought about by any external entity, be it religious, political, or social.

 
Eddie has made certain discoveries, and he is simply doing his best to make these discoveries accessible to all those who are able to listen. His work does not contain a body of doctrine, nor does he offer techniques or methods for obtaining a silent mind. Eddie does not subscribe to any school of political or ideological beliefs.

 
Eddie firmly believes that these factors are what divide humanity and lead to conflict and war. He consistently reminds his listeners that these views are his own, and he holds deep respect for all beliefs equally. He poses a thought-provoking question: How can one cast judgment on another's beliefs when the truth of each individual's soul is inherently personal and profound? Eddie stresses that our identity as human beings transcends any religious affiliation, whether Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, or Hindu. He ardently believes that no religion, race, or creed holds superiority or inferiority over another. It's only our "THOUGHTS" that create these divisions. Eddie compassionately reminds us that, regardless of wealth, fame, or skill level, we are fundamentally the same and should embrace our shared humanity. Eddie believes that labeling people as good or bad is inherently flawed. He explains that such judgments stem from our own thoughts or the perceptions of others. Given that humans often struggle to truly understand themselves, Eddie questions how we could ever claim to fully know or judge another person.

 
He's not aiming to set up any new system of religious belief. Rather, it's up to each human being to see if they can discover for themselves that to which Eddie is calling attention to, the human ego. The objective is to go on from there to make new discoveries on your own about how devastating the false self is to one’s mental health and quality of life.

 
The first thing Eddie will tell you is what he is not. He's not a theoretical physicist nor is he an astrobiologist. He doesn't have a PHD or an MBA. 

 
However, he does have the same thing you have; although you may have never experienced it yet, and that would be awareness of his thoughts. 

 
Eddie has been a golf instructor since 1989 and has worn many different hats from a personal coach to counselor, psychologist, and even a priest. When interviewing him I said, "Priest?" His answer while laughing was, "Well not exactly; although if you consider the driving range a confession booth, I've had my fair share of confessions." Showing a student, the proper golf grip is one thing, explaining the importance of getting out of their own way is another he explains.

 
Eddie's books have one mission: to bring awareness that you’re not who you "think" you are. This awareness will transform your life in such a way you would never have "thought" possible!

Eddie currently resides in Sedona, Arizona where he's highly active with his writing and the game of golf that he can't get enough of! He's taught golf from ages three to eighty-five in a variety of formats. He's taught celebrities from movie stars, rock stars, sports athletes, and CEO's, to the local golfer that just wants to play better golf. From 1998-2002 he educated approximately 45,000 people while traveling around the United States teaching golf in hotel ballrooms. You'd "think" the instruction would cover the golf swing; however, the golf swing was just the tip of the iceberg but more importantly the mental side of golf was the topic and how Enthoozee was created.

Golfers from all walks of life past and present will tell you golf is like life. The more Eddie taught the more he became aware of why golf was the greatest sport ever played; it had everything to do with your thoughts.
 

It was apparent to Eddie that every human had the same sickness, compulsive and incessant thinking. One thought after another, a never-ending stream of thinking! "Golf and thinking," is also, "life and thinking" and in both cases are devastating to your wealth of life. 

One of Eddie's books Enthoozee; The Awareness from Within & Mego Death to Your False Self is an enlightening avenue for you to receive your first glimpse of how powerful and wonderful your life can be when you get out of your way...
 

A couple of interesting notes: Eddie says he doesn't "think" much anymore, and he doesn't resist what happens.
 

Steve Eubanks

Editor Golf World Magazine

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Why I LOVE Honeybees...

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Honeybees are amazing creatures that teach us a lot about Life Coaching. They work together as a team, communicate effectively, and have a clear purpose and vision. They also know how to balance their work and rest, and how to adapt to changing environments. As your OWN Life Coach, you can learn from their wisdom and apply it to your own team.

Here are some of the lessons that honeybees can offer you:

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• Be collaborative: Honeybees cooperate with each other to achieve their goals. They share information, resources, and responsibilities. They also respect each other's roles and talents. As a life coach, you can foster a collaborative mindset in yourself and your team. You can help them build trust, communicate openly, and leverage their strengths.

• Be proactive: Honeybees are always busy and productive. They don't wait for things to happen; they make them happen. They plan ahead, anticipate challenges, and take action. As a life coach, you can encourage your team to be proactive in their lives. You can help them set goals, create action plans, and overcome obstacles.

• Be resilient: Honeybees are resilient and adaptable. They can survive harsh conditions, cope with stress, and recover from setbacks. They also learn from their mistakes and improve their performance. As a life coach, you can support your team in developing resilience and adaptability. You can help them cope with change, deal with uncertainty, and bounce back from failure. ~Eddie