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75 - What the $#@#%! are you waiting for? Finding your piece of peace.
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"Can we be present with suffering without causing our own suffering…"
By Jaye McElroy and Leta Herman | Follow: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram In this Pod, we talked about:- You are already an enlightened being
- Bridging the gap between your current identity and enlightenment
- Working on your internal garden
- Qi Stagnation
- The change that is here, and the opportunity that lies within it
- Gaining presence in our lives
- Compulsive thinking and distractions
- The ability to be around suffering and not suffer
"We are taught to think enlightenment is only for people we call Buddhas. Everyone is already enlightened."
"Are you running the obstacle to peace course? Tough Mudder… Climb the barbed wire of bad habits, go underneath the mud pit of laziness! If I had a little more time I'd think of some more."
"Do you feel at home with yourself? Do you feel a sense of inner peace within? That little light we're talking about, that's the light you turn on in yourself, your own self-illumination. You can tell if you're doing well if the other people around you are positively affected by your presence."
Links in this Episode:- The Power Of Now by Eckhart Tolle
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Tibetan Head Roll … Listen to Pod 21 for more information or check out: Healing Anxiety: A Tibetan Medicine Guide to Healing Anxiety, Stress, and PTSD by Dr. Mary Friedman Ryan.
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