My Interview with Stacey Green Part 2!
September 23, 2013 • Learn, Podcasts & Videos
I chat with Stacey Green about why I was wading waist deep in the Ganges while holding my camera equipment, the positive consequences of my Guru’s stylish traveling habits, how money and wealth can accompany you on the spiritual path, how fear plays a part in my own life, and various other topics. A conversation that addresses the serious and the silly —she even calls me out on the time I fell asleep on an elephant!
Here is an insight into my experience, my teaching philosophy, and my own ever-evolving approach to this life journey. Part 3 is soon to follow so check back to find out the reason I don’t like dumplings, and why I promise to always cook you a good meal.
The Hidden Influence of Subtle Energy
The more you become familiar with energy, the more you realize what a significant role it plays in daily life. When I say familiar, I don’t mean intellectual familiarity, but rather familiarity based on repetitive, conscious experiences of energy. There was a time when many people were deeply fam...
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Good Energy, Bad Energy
It’s common to hear people say something has good energy or bad energy, whether they’re referring to a person or an object. So, let’s look at what we mean by good energy and bad energy. I’d like to begin by sharing with you one of my favorite quotes on energy. It is from the Serbian-American…
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The Mind’s Library – Part 2
This email is a continuation from The Mind’s Library – Part 1. If you haven’t read it yet, you can do so [here]. In my previous email, I left off with the question: What should we do if we are constantly cluttering our mental library, which is our subconscious? To answer this, let’s c...
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The Mind’s Library – Part 1
Imagine I’ve constructed a home, and within it, I’ve designed a special room solely dedicated to being my personal library. As part of filling this space, I create a ritual of acquiring ten books a day and placing them in the library. In placing the books in the library, I don’t...
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