Release Technique – Final Step Retreat March 1-7 2009

All audios downloaded from the releasetechnique website prior to access being removed to these files. They were originally intended for use of graduates of the “Final Step Retreat” in the Monterey Peninsula March 1-7 2009, and are otherwise unavialable for purchase. See http://www.releasetechnique.com/final-step-retreat-march-2009 for details.

All files which do not state the name of the RT facilitator on them are carried out by Larry Crane himself.

Unfortunately, some of these files may seem as though they cut out abruptly at the end of them, this could not be helped as these were the only audio files available on the RT site.

I sincerely hope you enjoy this set of recordings.

Happy releasing 🙂

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