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No, it doesn't mean that.

There's no potato

@Mantas ... meditate. You need to stop the chatter in your head.

@cetus56 That sounds cool, I want to be a potato jelly fish

@Dante Cool!!! Good luck with the course and with your future endeavors!

That's cool @Dante I decided to buy it too. I'm just planning a trip and after I come back I will do it. I think if Leo is so good on those videos, he must be awesome on his course. Share your experiences then in the forum.

I'm a potato

I am considering buying it too.

@GeorgeLawson I am finding a lot of things mentioned in the bible and religions that now are beginning to make sense and helping me to unlearn those labels and mind games. For example, in the bible it says that we have not to make images of nothing in heaven. And I just realized listening to an Alan Watts video, that we have an image of god on our mind. But, depending on our spiritual growth we think on images like statues, etc. that's our first association. And then I learned that those images are also created in our minds, such as ideas, concepts, etc. :-)

We all live different realities, we cant see the truth. And if we see it in an enlightenment experience, we can not explain it in words, that's why no one want to share a "path" to become enlightened because there's no logical path. At least that's what I feel right now. Another good thing is to be extremely open minded and always seeking for something new, a new perspective is always coming.

Ego is needed for us to grow up. It's nice to see how the old "me" or "I" fades away little by little. :-)

@A way to Actualize Thanks a lot! I will watch them today while commuting back to my home from work! Cool

At this moment you must be a light just talking to them whatever comes to your mind. God always speak through us, and more when you are so aware.

I have them on spotify, and they are awesome. Check their youtube channel. It's really relaxing. This is their website: http://www.brainwavepowermusic.com/bio

@A way to Actualize Thank you very much! Several users are telling me that exact same thing about Matt Kahn. I should give it a try. Very nice experience, Thanks again for sharing it!

I like a lot Vangelis... And Jean Michael Jarre

I let you know, but I am reading the page 60 Lol.... And I don't know if I learned about myself, but I am going to apply some of the principles I found there. The book is about Steve Jobs.

HOW ENLIGHTENED ARE YOU? IF.... If you can live without caffeine, If you can be cheerful, ignoring aches and pains, If you can resist complaining, If you can understand when your loved ones are too busy to give you any time, If you can take criticism and blame without resentment, If you can ignore a friend's limited education and never correct him or her, If you can resist treating a rich friend better than a poor friend, If you can face the world without lies and deceit, If you can conquer tension without medical help, If you can relax without liquor, If you can sleep without the aid of drugs, If you can honestly say that deep in your heart you have no prejudice against creed, color, religion, gender preference, or politics, --Then you have almost reached the same level of spiritual development as your dog!

There's tons of jokes on the web, this one is funny. THE TRUTH Once Satan and his demon sidekick were walking down the street, closely watching a man 20 yards ahead who was on the verge of realizing the Supreme Truth. The demon grew worried, and began to nudge Satan, but Satan looked quite calm. Sure enough, the man did, in fact, soon realize the deepest spiritual Truth. Yet Satan still did nothing about it. With this, the demon nudged Satan harder and, getting no response, finally blurted out, “Satan! Don’t you see? That man has realized the Truth! And yet you are doing nothing to stop him!” With that, Satan cunningly smiled and announced, “Yes, he has realized the Truth. And now I am going to help him organize the Truth!” (--story heard years ago from Indian sage Jiddu Krishnamurti)

I am working on a routine too. It's not easy. I am also reading 100 pages of a book per day, so I am going to finish a book of 700 pages on a week.

An aspiring monk asked to enter a monastery and attach himself to a guru. "Very well," said the guru, "but all students here observe the vow of silence. You will be allowed to speak only once in every twelve years. After the first twelve years, the student said, "The bed is too hard." After another twelve years, he said, "The food is not good." Twelve more years later, after thirty-six years of hard work and meditation, he said, "I quit." "Good," snapped his guru, "all you have been doing is complain."

A Zen student asked his master, "Is it OK to use email?" "Yes," replied the master, "But no attachments."

Then the monk pays the hot dog. And it gives the money to the street vendor, when the monk is leaving the vendor says: "Hey! You forgot the change!!!" And the monk responds: "Change comes from within"