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@TheCloud What is your experience with IFS and psychosomatic illness? Have you personally seen physical symptoms subside after IFS?

In my country (Slovakia), I saw an advertisement of interesting self help event FOR FREE. I was interested, but after l looked deeper into it I found out it was Scientology and I was like, "no no, it's suspicious"😂😂Thank God I didn't go

@Leo Gura You're right, I still hold God as other. I have always subconsciously thought my personality is not God, but a part of God. I guess I was wrong😄This realization immediately produces the feeling of love

@LordFall Yes, I've read them all. Conversations with God series is my one of the most favorite book series of all time, including Home with God. It touches my soul. I don't know how else to describe it. I have also read most of the Hawkins' books. Power vs Force is foundational, Healing and Recovery is a good one and I also like Truth vs Falsehood. I have also read every one of the new trascripts from his 2002 lectures which complement his work. In Hawkins' book "The Eye of The I" in chapter 10 (The Nature of God) is being said: If the statement above is true (and I think it is) then it means that Conversations with God is not actually a dialogue with "God" but a dialogue with an entity which claims Godship. When I realized this I couldn't look at Conversations with God the same way. But I still like it. In retrospect it makes sense becuase God is not "somewhere", because for God to be somewhere in particular he would have not to be somewhere else, which is false. There is more context in the chapter regarding God so if anyone is interested I suggest reading the book.

For me this is a very profound book which has touched me on many levels. It's a dialogue about life and death (primarily death).

@JoshBWhat modpack is this?😄

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I find this quote really profound. It really connects with what Leo teaches. I think Hawkins’ understanding of God really hits the nail on the head. Although his scale of consciousness is not accepted by everyone, his wisdom is really profound. The quote is from the book “The Final Doorway to Enlightenment” (A transcript from his lectures)

Let's say someone is anxious due to some stimulus. There are several neuromechanisms which make this possible. Such as overactive amygdala or increase/decrease of some hormones. Does this mean that particular physiology "causes" a person to be anxious? Or is it happening at the same time as a reflection of a psychological state due to the stimulus? If someone gets his bones broken, does this mean that bones caused the breaking of them? If someone has schizophrenia, does this mean that the increase of dopamine at certain tracts causes it? Or is it happening at the same as psychological state?

I think Teal has talked about this stuff here

@Leo Gura did

@Leo Gura Hey Leo, I purchased the Vault but didn't receive it (I paid by Debit Card, not E-Check, so it should be instant), I submitted you a request via "contacts" on your site, can you check it? Thanks.

What about realising God, Truth, Love, experiencing joy, sharing your joy with others, being loving, developing your mind, fulfilling desires of your soul...

Looking forward to watching it!

As a student myself, this thread is really helpful and giving me hope, thank you. The book "Atomic Habits" covers stuff mentioned in this thread, pretty sure it might help me to re-read the book.