Posts Tagged ‘ beliefs ’

You see the chair in this picture? That’s the Chair of Despair. It was dubbed such by my friend Kiela, the owner of this aesthetically pleasing but unfortunate piece of furniture. At first it was just a chair like any other, and hadn’t yet earned its esteemed title. But then Kiela began to notice...
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I’m a terrible singer. So bad that my own mother winces and begs for mercy when, for example, she happens to be present when I decide I simply MUST sing Gaga’s “Bad Romance.” My own mother! If that’s not proof I’m a bad singer, I don’t know what is. I was not blessed, I...
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Who is the healthiest person you can think of? Take a minute to feel the frequency and the presence of that person. For me, that person is Sat Jivan Singh, the director of Kundalini Yoga East in New York City. He is, I would guess, in his sixties, though only his gray beard gives...
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Where do our beliefs come from? The primary beliefs that we operate our lives by are acquired in our first six years. During that time, our brains are in a hypnogogic, dreamlike state, ideal for downloading massive amounts of information with no filters. In other words, from birth to age six, we’re sponges with...
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Yesterday I spoke about teleological thinking – I explained that the future you imagine for yourself has a direct impact on your experience of your life in the present moment – it effects how you feel, what you think and how you act. And, ultimately, the future you imagine for yourself is the direction...
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