#65: The Power of Connections: Audience Insights on the Dracula Podcast Series
ONE: (.55) Avoiding the trap of obsession with evil. TWO: (1.35) Why it is crucial to transcend fragmentation and maintain your awareness of the Whole. THREE: (2.37) Evil defined as a misuse of originally pure energy. FOUR: (4:37) Karen's insight into Dracula's status as a Count, and not a King. FIVE: (5:37) How to read the Bible and great literature with receptivity to new interpretations. SIX: (7:58) Dale has insights into the world's massive supply of energy drainers, plus the wisdom of doing a News Fast. SEVEN: (9:22) The powerful symbolism in the novel Dracula regarding sleepwalking. EIGHT: (10:48) How evil is powerless and must try to bring our life level down so we accept its suggestions and act on its behalf. NINE: (12:20) Why organizations will likely never tell you the whole story, but dilute the Truth to maintain their influence and popularity. TEN: (13:58) Dracula's foremost fear - exposure! ELEVEN: (15:49) Spirituality as a life totally beyond this human level and abounding in love and happiness. TWELVE: (17:32) How the Light reveals dark pockets and how great you'll feel as this lofty inner experience deepens.
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Hey everyone, let me just say that, I don't want to come across as being someone who is super-spiritual or someone that sits on a mountain top telling everyone what to do. I'm studying these principles along with you. I can see for example a negative thought come to my mind, and my first impulse is to try to get rid of it or cover it up, or to change it, but what I am learning, or trying to learn, is that it is better to observe it, to observe these thoughts, rather than trying to change them. But they seem so strong, and don't seem to want to leave me alone. What I am wondering, is that, if I continue to observe them, would they just fade away to nothingness? Would they then come back less frequently, or not at all? Has anyone actually experienced this happening? Tom and Fred, maybe you could talk about this in an upcoming podcast.
Thanks.
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