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Believing that you "have" a president proves that you are fully unconscious to what is happening in our world.

@@IAMinfiniteandfree. You misunderstood my point. But jump right in without knowing or wanting to ask me. Who is the unconscious one?! :(

Give me one example of a human being without a story? This is gaslighting.

@@IAMinfiniteandfree. You are still questioning, because you don’t know your reality. Since reality is unknowable, and all known things are stories and in actuality NOT who or what you’re? Gaslighting is also story.

Isn't that mindfulness?

Who would you be without the thought "I was stunned and saddened?"

You need to know where she shops. Is that true? Ok ok it's true lol!

yeah, Katie's style catches my eye every time, too

You don't need to know where she shops. Her outfits are ordinary. How do you feel?

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That's the most you got out of it? Joke Right?

Whenever I hear her I think California, 1960s and hippies.

I am wondering if you will still answer no, if your child comes home and is raped. Will you also ask him or her, is it true. And answer for them. No...

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Agree! I would take an arrogant president over what we have now... with the economy going downhill like a runaway train. I would argue that ALL presidents are arrogant to some degree..but the media doesn't portray them all that way.

Taylor Kent Very well said.

I think you might benefit from going back and listening to this part again. I think you might have misunderstood what was said :-)

SidewaysInTraffic He is in a category we in Sociology and Psychology refer to as Narcissist Personality Disorder, Overt class - outwardly displays his NPD behaviors. And, his NPD is understood by MS News Media and used to gain conflict, arguments, ie. Viewer Numbers which equals Profits - large profits. This point is concerning as it is creating much negative and unworthy energies in the whole of the public. Individuals are best served by realizing these 2 facts (his NPD and Media's unethical actions for manipulating the public and gaining profits) Detach from the concept as it isn't representative of a routine political scenario - it isn't a Republican vs Democrat reality - it is a unique and individual reality of him and those profiting from knowing how to manipulate his already NPD as bait for public reactions. Let's focus on solutions and a Most Benevolent Outcome for all -

Beth Bartlett Tolle explains is better than I ever can kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndeWgquprpardn0.html this was my point before he even posted the video.

It sounds like you're telling yourself a story about this exchange, and judging it. Interesting perspective, as Byron Katie's "The Work" is about questioning our thoughts/assumptions.

Kimberly Navarro with contemplation ...inquiry, the mind becomes empty ...without contemplation, the emptiness is temporary ...in my experience, both are needed ...not enough stillness of mind, makes contemplation difficult as the mind goes out tp the senses or to other thoughts, perceptions etc ...

Yep, I feel like contemplation on beliefs or thoughts helps us to see through them. They become less solid and ‘true’, which makes it easier to let them go. This is ultimately super freeing. And meditation helps us to see when we’re present in this moment and when we’re not. That’s super freeing too. They’re both tools that can help us become free from a pained and tortured mind.

I think meditation is not an emptying of mind. Not sure that is possible, at least for nearly everyone... it is more noticing the noise, the agenda, the reaction, the judgment, etc. and learning to not yell back, to not judge vs. observe, and learning to see it as it is not as we think it is supposed to be. The practice does allow us to recognize what we can notice and let go of, at least temporarily.

There is mindfulness, meditation, inquiry, contemplation. None of these things are the same. Meditation is focus on awareness. Mindfulness is focus on an object. Inquiry is questioning thought. Contemplation is a deep almost trance like consideration of a question or idea. They all have different uses.

It depends on the definitions and who you listen to. Krishnamurti will say one thing, Ramana Maharshi another, and Sri Aurobindo will say more. Theravada Buddhists say a variety of things, as do the Zen teachers and the followers of Nagarguna and Patanjali. Kabir and Rumi have their sayings, as do many others. Apart from the rare true teachers, virtually every "spiritual" person I come across is arrogant as Hell. They are self-designated experts on "meditation" and "contemplation," but their real understanding is essentially non-existent. They are not living in another dimension, if they could be honest about themselves and come off their pedestals. If you are not not fully and completely living in the supreme bliss of the Infinite and Eternal Divinity, just come off it and find an actual truer way of being. Meditation is emptying the mind of its contents, according to some teachings. Inquiry and contemplation can be variously difined, as can meditation. "Pondering over" such things as total surrender and total humility is another approach. "Pondering over not becoming, and giving up all self-centered activity entirely" is another. Total unconditional surrender of knowing is another. Testing it out, living it.... Perhaps none of it is necessary, though. The workings of the Infinite are not so limited. Let me not be subject to these gods.

I like what you mention here a lot but it implies the "original thought" is always question based, whereas some are simply thought/emotions based. But I feel my mind needs yhe phrasing you mentioned in some cases rather than Byron's original question. For best of both worlds, I think I'll adjust the question with this: "Who or what would you be without the thought/question?"

She has volunteered to go into the world of delusion that is people's minds. I doubt BK does much she doesn't want to.

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@@kellmerWF52 Why because it doesn't fit your illusionary way of thinking?

He is conscious.

Paul G. There are millions that agree with what he is doing. Only you say he is unconscious. I say he is more conscious than you are. Who is right?

Are you consious about what really is going on? More happy with Bidden now? Or are you seeing through the bs, that all the controlling "elites" are the same. Different name, same agenda. New world order bs.

@@bilbobaggins4403 werkelijk zulk een taal over een president?

@@kristine6996 what the who now?

Phyllis June Miller Johnson lol

I had this thought too-- so, I set aside more time for it-- I was convinced I had to do certain things-- now I can see how I never have to do a single thing ♥

Degjoy How does that work? I've been listening to the likes of Katie, Tolle & Dyer for the last 12 years. There's some improvement' I'm feeling less depression, but I don't often achieve joy. I feel frustrated that I'm such a slow learner. But seriously how can you just not have to do anything?

Identify one thing that you think you have to do. For example, "I have to work" or "I have to be happy"... when you investigate these thoughts you can be shown. Are you able to enjoy the sensations that come with that? Could frustration be a gift? I have a lot of empathy for you because I know how long the path is. I often read Stephen Mitchell's translation of The Tao te Ching and that helps me. You can become like the grasses that move with the wind. Sometimes they are bent over so strongly that they snap...but still the grass grows on. ♥

Diane ..yes any big change ..in my experience takes great diligence, great committment and a lot of time ...I don't see many people really really changing without the time commitment ...BK has said that in each moment we are believing a concept ...ie suffering or undoing a concept...the vast majority are not mindful in each moment...even if they practice it ...and even doing the work once a day, in my opinion...still leaves many more unquestioned thoughts ....I have been seriously practising meditation for years ...and am often with those who devote their entire time to 'waking up '.......still it is not easy. We have to be willing to go through many so called unpleasant sensations ....boredom, tiredness, hunger, physical pain ...not to mention negative emotions .......to question these over and over as we have been so conditioned for so long ....for me, I am not interested in anything much else, so devote a lot of time to it...as I don't really see the value in anything else .....and there is a recognition that this is a special time now ....and it isn't always so ...so almost a case of now or never...using the valuable opportunity...however hard it is sometimes ( and that is also a thought to be questioned ...the conditioned mind is so cunning in trying to stop liberation ....)..... I think in our society ...so much based on wanting, we have to go against the flow of society....which is always challenging .....I find the work works but needs real commitment ...along with a mindfulness practice ...where one aims for mindfulness in every moment of the day ....leading to a concentration practice ...where the mind can become very focused and concentrated on one object ...then such investigation of thoughts is much easier and more effective ...and in my experience this takes a willingness to give up a lot of what society thinks is normal and needed and to spend considerble time in stillness and solitude ...or in community or on retreats which support this. In my opinion/experience any apparent sacrifices are more than worth it and yield something far more wonderful than anything we can 'get' otherwise/through sense pleasure fulfillment of any kind ..... With love ...

Diane omg thx I thought I was the only one...I've dr wayne tolle and Katie myself to death and I'm still very unhappy I even feel as though I'm just simply not good enough for happiness

Drop your post-its. If you don't understand that you missed the point of this video

The interviewer didn't flow well with her, and he raised his voice several times to impose on her where he wanted to go.

What a lousy argument 😂 Surely you don't grant that same grace on other criminals?

@@RippleDrop. actually I've heard Byron Katie goes into similar arguments (about criminals) and she is on the side of grace. Not saying that's easy to do but she somehow she manages to see everyone's as their true unadulterated self, a blank canvased human being first. Not sure how I even feel about it myself but surely she is enlightened to an amazing level of compassion and empathy towards other. And that I do admire.

And great at building our economy, creating opportunities for Black Americans, erasing Isis, freeing prisoners from abroad and in our own prisons, lowering the unemployment, and making our country safer!

I would Really like to believe that although in my industry it’s very hard to find work due to covid.

@@einsteindarwin8756 Yes, on the conventional level, it's a fact that Trump destroyed the economy while allowing 430,000 citizens to die of Covid. It's understandable that people are not happy with that.

@@beckyrise7755 2 years later reply, but none of that matters with his politics about the climate and local nature. Nothing you mention can _be_ without a planet which ecosystems have a chance being balanced in the way they've been for long and civilization relies on stable environment.

Debbie Burbank she literally says “how trumpish” and mentions when he shoved a man out of the way. This wasn’t referring to Obama

I'm a Kiwi listening from afar, if your president is a narcissist he wouldnt want to be in charge of a broken country. Even if it is glory for himself ultimately the he needs the shine to come off the people towards him, that is a win win situation isnt it. The more he attacks some media the more I like him, freedom of speech gone wild at times but I admire his grit.

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Shes not new age. Shes been doing this work since the 80s.