Our great friend Philip Underwood has entered his final sleep. He was a man of many words and immense spiritual and practical knowledge. So many who knew him loved his openness and clarity of thought. He has a wicked laugh matched with a unique sense of humour, which is why he’d build a super reputation for enlightening and memorable workshops and presentations.
Philip dedicated his life to enriching the lives of others. His teachings stemmed from years of study, meditation practice, and the methodology of many different esoteric and spiritual ideas. He was recognised as one of the country’s finest NLP teachers, and many people have created successful NLP practices after training with Philip.
His dedication to NLP resulted in year-long NLP Practitioner Courses focused on the therapeutic side of NLP and Energy Psychology. He was never afraid of long-term commitment at any level. His desire to help others was so deep that he embarked on a series of free self-help courses over the last few years. These proved to be immensely popular, receiving great feedback and gratitude.
Watch this fantastic presentation – Philip teaches his audience “How to Think”
After watching this brilliant presentation, you’ll never understand Philip’s immense talents better. Indeed, just watching the video can help anyone improve their thinking and creativity—and more! Philip discusses why we hang on to the past and allow it to limit life’s journey. This forty-minute presentation has been watched hundreds of times. Goodness knows how many people this has helped.
Memories of Philip will remain in the hundreds of people who have met and worked with him. I cherish my conversations with Philip, I cannot think of any time spent with him that did not result in deep thought and contemplation. We are all sad of his passing, although I doubt very much if he’d be too pleased with anyone who endured sadness and remorse at his loss. He taught that life is a continuation, a series of stepping stones to happiness. Every aspect of life is an experience, and it is our choice to turn it into something beneficial or restrictive. Philip’s mission was to help and benefit all who knew him. He succeeded better than most healers, because if Philip could be titled, it would be a “healer of minds”.
His wife, Glenys, supported and accompanied him. Together, they became a brilliant couple and business partners. Every member of The WellBeing Community will miss Philip—a sad loss of a man who has left a thousand happinesses.
God Bless
