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What a beautiful prayer❤

I love the way that you speak the truth, Caroline!

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

It’s interesting that he isn’t enlightened seeing as he drops out on awareness on bad days. Awareness on itself is 24 hours a day/365 days for people who have reached enlightenment. No big deal but he probably shouldn’t be teaching a direct path to enlightenment if he himself hasn’t gotten there with his methods. He’s close but hasn’t hit the threshold. Becoming a teacher too soon is of great peril to the seeker. Not a naysayer just observing the facts.

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Why did you leave out Gary Craig in your acknowledgements?

Thank you Tami and Caroline, had many life changing aha moments during this interview…i hope to attend an in person seminar soon!

Thank you for your love, insights and beautiful prayer. Beautiful & thought-provoking. ❤

Caroline - the voice of wisdom, happy to listen and become whole, we are all connected to each other. 💙

If we can "wire" our brains, why can't we "rewire" it. It is a no brainer.

You are amazing!! I love your book. Thank you love

Thank you 🙏 love to listen to you and your pearls of wisdom enlighten me 🙏

I love the building analogy, makes perfect sense to me! ❤ thank you ❤

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Love love love.. thank you 🙏

Thank you professor. I only ask it si possible down low the intire lesson so I could read during the day the beatiful indication.

23:44 Plandemic you mean.... by whom is she paid?

Beautiful thk u I pray all day

Template of wholelizim. To the age of grace .

She’s spot on love her thk laura in p.a. Usa

True, this is the reason why Hinduism is called sanatana, "Eternal", the teachings of advaita vedanta is eternal and doesn't belongs to hindus or indians, it belongs to everyone.

Blessings on your next incarnation David.

maybe someone should ask a neuro surgeon that question ... of course you can rewire your brain , we do it CONSTANTLY from an early age , it never stops neurons are cells too , so they already get replaced every day yu take up a new hobby at the age of 80 , you're rewiring your brain , simple

I love this guy but I can't stand his tone and way he communicates...it sounds condescending. I prefer his books.

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I’ve been learning to discipline my wayward mind with help from my favorite gurus, including Michael Singer. As soon as a “shaming” or accusatory voice (usually my stern, abusive mother’s) I say “No!” And remind myself that I am the opposite of that shaming, wrong-minded “information”. It gives me an immediate sense of release and has allowed me recently to forgive and remember my love and even friendship for alnd with her.Despite her recriminations she was also my creative mentor, teacher and one of the main reasons I am happy with my career choices of writer and artist. She supported me that way, read to us endlessly as small children, signed me up for art lessons at the museum and with successful local artists, and regularly visited museums and galleries together. She also taught me a love of films, classical music, politics, news and journalism, which played a large role in owning my own newspaper. My father did the same. I have come to embrace forgiveness as a way of setting myself free of my own self put-downs and letting go of both parents who died decades ago. We all deserve the peace and the space.

Amazing!!!

I had this feeling that all those people around are better than me. That i was less than, worse, worthless person than they are. I always felt i carried huge hole inside me. That there is something so bad about me that i got abused criticised abandoned and neglected as a little girl. I felt rejected and that it was my fault. Not anymore, its time to correct false beliefs . Heal and forgive. Wish you all peace and love in your lives ❤ we deserve it

Sounds true but it looks odd

Thank You Heidi! One quick question for you, When making the stock bottle from the mother and then the dosage bottle from the stock bottle, You said to take 7drops and add it to the bottle? What other medium are you adding it to to fill the bottle?

I woke up to this message this morning and it went into my core. Almost like the last few days were leading to this. Thank you, Sounds True!

Live w intension, compassion and faith.

Sounds like experiencing what is in front of you is Be Here Now. The thing is, is all there is is the moment at hand that we are more or less aware of. Place attention here. Repeat.

Thank you

When you see old stuff come up it's because you haven't been stuffing new stuff on top of it. Sage advice, thanks.

1- becoming the positive affirmations. 2- place attention on something and the mind slows. 3- becoming aware of the mind independent of the witness that I am. It appears number one is willful intentional mindless identification with intentionally created thoughts. Number two is similarly willfully placing our attention upon a thought to disregard other thoughts. The third method would be the highest given it is a process where you intentionally delineate yourself from thought. The state of being where you recognize yourself as independent of thought is a big step. For me this recognition wasn't a wilful one outside of a will to have greater awareness. The occurrence of that recognition (not being thought) coincided with the reality of the notion the kingdom of heaven is inside me. It intuitively made sense realizing this. The awareness I'm seemingly living through is the same doorway that greater awareness occurs through, all the way to Para Brahman or Christhood as a couple religious organizations have coined it. Ironically waking up has nothing to do with religion. Religion is only relevant when you buy into the ideology. Ideology consists of thought which makes up beliefs and ultimately an ideology is born out of that. Recognizing we are not our thoughts and emotions is a significant step. However the recognition of this no self shall we say is actually a creation of another state of being that is illusory as well and it too will fall away given ultimately you are your thoughts and emotions and the trees and your neighbors thoughts and emotions. Perspective has to be integrated at every level upon the spectrum of greater and greater awareness until no thing is created to understand all. The Tao Te Ching is a great resource in understanding the super simple reality of what is within the mind. Thanks for another great video!

Simply relax, release and let go of yourself.

Absolutely astonishing and beautiful, I have a book to purchase 🗽 💯

Why they are not teaching this in schools .. trully lebrating

Sam "If everything was different I would have been right" Harris

Can you reject everything sam says?

Mindfulness is the ultimate in Eastern teachings. Understanding childhood dependency needs and its effects at the individual, family, and societal levels is the ultimate in Western teachings (lookup John Bradshaw's Homecoming). Between the two is the middle path.

People should also really consider the teachings of Emmes Dos. It's truly the foundation for windows into the soul.

I go on a lot of veg-pasta retreats too.

Making peace.

I kinda feel sorry for the guy- seems really lost in the mind, and he thinks he is "getting somewhere" with all of the complications. very unhappy. It really isn't that complicated- just smile and enjoy life.

@26:15 (should be a concern that esp can't be scientifically proven). I agree with that. But, I literally saw an example of it with my own two eyes. I had to put a senior dog down. When I returned home my other dog wasn't there at the door eagerly expecting her (like coming from the groomer). I called out to him, he didn't come (even more not like him). I thought I had to go back to the vet with this other dog. I walked into the house and he was sitting in the hallway, with his back to me, looking at the spot where she always laid. I called him, and he looked over his shoulder & back at the floor. He _knew._ Everything about that was not normal. Five years later I had to put him to sleep (age). That prior experience came to my mind as we walked through the door (where I'd expected him to be that time). I told him "if there's anything out there, come back and tell me." When I came home from the vet, I'd forgotten saying that (it sounded nostalgic I guess when I said it. I wasn't watching for a "sign"). I opened that door and remembered the last time (but not what I'd said leaving) and it CREAKED amazingly loud. It never had before. I instantly thought of what I'd said on the way out. So, that last one could be more coincidental, or I was "primed" some way I didn't consciously notice (maybe the door creaked before and I didn't notice it, and I was subconsciously primed to make the connection). But, the first one was _completely_ not like that. I really saw something unexplainable. (I think the 2nd one was as valid, but I admit: who knows? But, the first one, there was _no_ way I could have had confirmation bias or anything. I saw what I saw without expecting anything other than "this will be awkward, he's expecting to maul her comig through the door..." and then he knew already.).

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I am a retired nurse. During my career the concept of Health Disparity became a focus. Unfortunately the meaningful conversations that should have emerged around this issue never really took shape. These conversations would need to involve health care professionals at the highest levels such as your medical colleagues who determine the kind of health care White males will receive versus everyone else. I hope at some point Professor Hubl will address emotional numbness and its implications when it applies to powerful professional groups like physicians. Thanks for an excellent talk

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