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@supremeyingyang hahaha "I have 5 bachelors!!!"

My god I will likely die of excitement before its out. Nothing more hot and sexy than a big ass book with lots of juicy wisdom in it. And we know this one will be on another level of profoundness (no pressure).

@supremeyingyang Haha even though it's a small population, its advancement is so rapid that we're always on the edge of survival. Seems like we're as small as a 1st world country can be and still function (barely). Oh i wish it were that simple. ? How in the hell have you seen that ? it's the nations most beloved TV-show. I love it

@Chumbimba Iceland

LOL, it's the exact opposite in my country. Usually those who drop out or learn blue collar jobs are seen to have more common sense, and usually have way higher paying jobs. Being a contractor, electrician or a construction worker here for example could net you like 8k-15k a month.

@Chumbimba Just because you're enlightened doesn't mean you can't make millions. I like Osho's stance on money and success the most, although it's a tricky path to not go off rails.

@Chumbimba Eckhart is definitely very awake. It's fantastic, but more for a beginner in this work.

@Bill W Na keep it at 41, that's the sweet spot ?

42

This guy was the definition of life purpose and success through something you love. Looked up to him for almost 17 years. RIP Legend ❤️❤️❤️

+1

@Matt23 Exactly the same for me, used to watch him every day after school when i was a young. Then later on I became more interested in his philosophy of mastery. I feel like I've lost a best friend and a mentor. ? But I celebrate his death for what he did, he inspired me enough for a lifetime in his 41 years. He and his daughter are liberated now.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Serotoninluv His daughter unfortunately also passed, but they are free together now. ❤️

@randomguy123 This is a good moment to see that waiting to start your life purpose does you no good. You never know when it's too late.

@moon777light O definitely not, but maybe I'll save it for later, sort of like a treat.

Neale never ceases to amaze me with his description of the spiritual and reality; whether be it a book or his videos. In this video he covers everything from the Relative, the Absolute and Love. He then goes on to describe how god needs to create separation to know it self. Nice short video to enjoy. Love Here Now

@moon777light Nice! I just finished book 2 yesterday and I'm about to start the 3rd one. How i decided to do it, was read them all in row - then go back to the first one and contemplate them all very deeply, to really absorb all of the juice. While keeping a healthy distance between belief and experience I've verified. Next series I'll go with will be: The law of one by RA. They're supposed to be similar, while there he contacts an entity from a higher consciousness society.

Really liked this video.

@Davidess Yubb, best books I've read so far

@LfcCharlie4 haha I'll make sure i do my research. Yeah i'm with you there.

@Raptorsin7 Like reprogramming the sub-conscious so to speak. I may try that for week or two, then mantras the other week for comparison. Thanks!

I've been longing to take my meditation practice to the next level. Longest I've gotten to are 1 hour sits which I did for about 1 month; that was in October. I've been slowly starting again, by doing 30 minutes for the first week, then 1 hour for another week. I want to take it to a higher level now, and shoot for 2-4 hours. I believe i can do it, and i'm interested to see what comes out of it. So my question is: Are there any of you who have done 3-4 hour sits daily ? Do you have any input or advice that could prove useful.

Might be a little random, but oh well...