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Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

A segment of the population who are likely to be interested in this type of course are embracing such a shift (from five sensory to multisensory), yet I agree with you that the masses seem to a great extent asleep to their spiritual selves. Most people don’t appear close to being spiritually mature enough to handle that expansion of sensory awareness.
Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

After completing this course, you start to realize how powerful your mind really is. Instead of running off into life and only seeking your own pleasure, you start to think more about how your actions would cause other people to feel.

You become more aware of your intentions. You wait for your emotions to subside before making rash decisions that could change people’s lives. Who has not made a poor decision when in a state of extreme anxiety, fear or anger? Waiting out the tidal waves of pain can leave you resting on a peaceful beach, observing the destruction yet knowing you survived.

Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

Either you can learn how to avoid the hell through your own personal experience, or you can be made aware of how to avoid painful situations in your life through a deeper awareness of what causes that pain. This course was very empowering, and the meditations were especially encouraging.
Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

I have recently met more Multisensory individuals who believe we have a soul and who are striving for spiritual fulfillment. They see more than a world where we experience pleasure from our five senses. They also seem very aware that there is more to life than the American Dream. I myself have found out about the American Nightmare.

To me, the American Nightmare is reaching the American Dream and realizing it is not everything you hoped for and your life becoming a whirlwind of things to do which just don’t satisfy the cravings of your soul. Just because you have the big house, the car, the huge kitchen doesn’t mean you will be happy. In fact, having too much can detract from your spiritual goals. Materialism can be a heavy burden for the soul who desires a world of freedom, love and joy.

Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

I think intention is the key – do you intend to feed the homeless because you feel compassion to the homeless, or because you want others to admire you for feeding the homeless? It’s important to do the best job you can, but that is not the same thing as doing it so that others admire you doing it.
Klattu
Posted 13 years ago

Thanks ja22 – do you really think we need to lack attachment to the outcome? Isn’t it important to care about the outcome so you can do your best to make sure things turn out right??
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