From the beginning, he listened attentively to our needs. He actively helped us to visualize and to articulate our unique intentions. He did not seek to limit our imaginations in relation to financial considerations. Instead, he positively participated in the forming of clear visions, allowing them to live.

He spread his antenna throughout the current market and patiently waited. He never became pushy in order to satisfy his personal desire, as a realtor, to make a sale and realize a commission as quickly as possible. He kept the vision clear, and gracefully waited for the time to come. In our case, this waiting phase took nine months, yet he remained fully engaged with a warm, open, and positive attitude, which helped us to stay faithful in the process.

When the time came and our house was found he vigorously acted, setting everything else aside, focusing in the moment. A few hours after we recognized the house as the realization of our dream we were signing papers, and our offer was accepted on the next morning. Charles was empathetically attentive throughout the entire process, allowing us to trust and to relax in the critical moments.

He maintains a network of professionals working in other aspects of real estate who share his remarkable ethical perspective. Title Company, home inspection, home insurance, construction work etc. Everyone whom we met through him was sincere, humane, and trustworthy, resulting in a smooth transaction, and providing us with a wonderful feeling of satisfaction overall.

Charles Ramsay is a true Hunter. He clearly and faithfully visions in order to call forth the spirit of his target, then patiently and keenly waits until the time comes. When he recognizes the moment and his aim is near, he skillfully acts and perseveres until his target is in his hand.

Buying a house is meeting a destiny.
Charles Ramsay knows how to help us unfolding the destiny and inviting the future.

We love our new home. We clearly recognized that our soul is deeply connected with this house as if this is an extension of ourselves. This is a magical feeling. We thank Charles for guiding us, raising consciousness, and making our house search experience into a soul-spiritual art.

Chiaki Uchiyama, Waldorf College

Is that sweet or what!

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Catherine Ingram is an international dharma teacher with communities in the U.S., Europe, and Australia. Since 1992 she has led Dharma Dialogues, which are public events that focus on directing awareness toward greater wellbeing in an ethical and happy life. Catherine also leads numerous silent retreats each year in conjunction with Dharma Dialogues. She is president of Living Dharma, an educational non-profit organization founded in 1995.

Catherine has been the subject of numerous print, television, and radio interviews and is included in several anthologies about teachers in the west.

A former journalist specializing in issues of consciousness and activism, Catherine Ingram is the author of two books of nonfiction, which are published in numerous languages: In the Footsteps of Gandhi: Conversations with Spiritual/Social Activists (Parallax Press, 1990) and Passionate Presence: Seven Qualities of Awakened Awareness (Penguin Putnam, 2003); and one novel, A Crack in Everything (Diamond Books, 2006). Over a fifteen-year period beginning in 1982, Catherine published approximately 100 articles on issues of consciousness and activism and served on the editorial staffs of New Age Journal, East West Journal, and Yoga Journal. She currently writes the Life Advice column for Alternatives Magazine based in Oregon.

For the past twenty-five years, Catherine has helped organize and direct institutions dedicated to meditation and human rights. She is a co-founder of Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts (1976). She also co-founded the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) in The Hague, Netherlands (1991) and is a member of the Committee of 100 for Tibet. For six years (1988-1994), Catherine also served as a board director for The Burma Project, dedicated to raising international awareness about the struggle for democracy in Burma.

Together, Charles and I created the Breitenbush Emergency Medical Team. We completed the arduous ten day, 120 hour Wilderness First Responder intensive at the American Alpine Institute where Charles graduated at the top of the class. A fine networker and liason, he established positive professional relationships with the local EMS agencies, including Lifeflight, and worked with me on numerous medical emergencies in wretched wilderness conditions where he consistently exhibited sound judgment, impeccable competence and exceptional grace under pressure.

Until I met Charles, I never realized how rare it is to actually have someone’s undivided attention. To this gentleman of the old school, honor and integrity are not abstractions, but permeate every aspect of his life. For him success is merely a side effect of providing extraordinary service to others. There are many benefits to being an associate or client of Charles’ that continue long after business has been concluded. In my experience, he is an extremely rare human being.”

Sincerely,

Tim McDevitt