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It all started when I took a vocal accapella Margo Elena had made me for another song, and reversed it. What I heard sounded amazing, so I had to make a track from it! Hope you enjoy, and don't forget to favorite and repost ^^ <3

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Jacoo - A World Of Peace (2015)

Best Motivational Speech ~Secrets To Success, How Bad Do You Want It

Read by Owen Fitzpatrick

Richard Bandler – the world-renowned co-creator of NLP who has helped millions around the world change their lives for the better – has teamed up once again with Italian NLP Master Trainer Alessio and co-founder of the Irish Institute of NLP Owen, to offer a simple yet engaging introduction to the groundbreaking ideas of NLP.

Written in the form of a fable, How to Take Charge of Your Life is the prequel to The Ultimate Introduction to NLP. Once again Bandler invites readers into his workshops and illustrates the theories and techniques he has spent years developing.

Based around a three-day introductory course, this book will give you the tools you need to start making an effective change today. From explaining the importance of self-belief and how to change beliefs, to how to control your emotions and negative thinking, and how to create the life you want.

This is an easy-to-read and inspiring account that readers can turn to time and again.

‘The must have self-help book!’ Paul McKenna

How to Take Charge of Your Life, by Richard Bandler, with Owen Fitzpatrick and Alessio Roberti

2013-09-17 Shosan Victoria Austin Dharma talk at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center

Taking Buddha's Seat - SF Zen Center Dharma Talk for Mar 19, 2014

On Arthur Schopenhauer’s essays, “On Authorship and Style,” “On Thinking for Oneself,” and “On Genius” (all published 1851).

Is the best way to do philosophy (or any art) to self-consciously build on the work of others to advance the genre? Schopenhauer says no! Geniuses are solitary, original, authentic, naive thinkers. They write because they have something to say, not because they’re being paid. They don’t read too much for fear of being overwhelmed by their influences, and certainly don’t try to remember what they read too well like a scholar would. They think before writing, and get at perennial truths from their own, uniquely grown perspective. So don’t burden them with responsibilities like jobs and families, okay?

Mark, Wes, and Dylan try to figure out whether these harsh commandments hold water or whether S. is just giving excuses for his own unpopularity.

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Schopenhauer on Reading, Writing and Thinking - Partially Examined Life

Guest and childhood friend, Matt Pavich joins Joe and Kate to talk about what it was like growing up with Joe. He describes what it was like when Joe suddenly became a YouTube star. They end up discussing how men are actually NOT looking for skinny model types. The conversation then ends up going to how our society is obsessed with their phones and how it's making us all more disconnected and socially inept. Sometimes you just need to put the phone down and actually enjoy the moment!

Follow @TheKateWolff @JoeSantagato @MattPavich @standupny and @standupnylabs.

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Screw Your iPhone

Listen to an excerpt from ROMEO AND JULIET by William Shakespeare. 

ROMEO AND JULIET Audiobook Excerpt

What do Barack Obama, Jennifer Lopez and Bob Marley have in common? Think science and species.

Jennifer Lopez has a species of water mite named after her. Really

Shakespeare may not have invented as many words as once thought, but he turned the English language on its head. That's partly why both he and English have such global appeal.  http://www.pri.org/stories/2014-07-23/yes-shakespeare-coined-words-thats-just-start-his-contribution-english-language

Shakespeare's word coinages are just the start of his contribution to the English language

Mozhan Marno narrates Azar Nafisi's THE REPUBLIC OF THE IMAGINATION (on sale from Penguin Audio October 21, 2014).

Clip: THE REPUBLIC OF THE IMAGINATION, read by Mozhan Marno

Summer time means an influx of street performers in busy cities all around the world. In Cambridge, it mean it's time for 22-year-old Makoto to perform his magic tricks and dream of the big time.

A Japanese American magician named 'Honesty' tricks out Cambridge crowds

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Christina Warren, and Patrick Norton
 
Veteran Tech Journalist Anand Shimpi Headed to Apple, Apple confirms event on September 9 and is building a massive side stage for it, Samsung is unpacking new products September 3, Samsung outs the Gear S, a curved smartwatch that doesn't require a smartphone, a look at Samsung's virtual reality headset, what to expect from the Moto X+1, Instagram's new Hyperlapse app, World's first government-backed digital currency to launch in December, Lyft says Uber's recruitment efforts are hurting drivers, and more.
 
Download or subscribe to this show at twit.tv/twit.
 
For additional show notes, visit twit.tv/twit/473.
 
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Running time: 2:26:11

TWiT 473: Weaponized Dirigibles

Andy Rohm is a marketing professor at Loyola Marymount University.  The Detroiter turned marketer (Reebok, Brooks) turned surfer turned education innovator is one of the minds behind LMU's M-School, a new education program that covers all things marketing, innovation, and even invention.  On this installment of Innovation Crush, Andy Breaks down how he and his team are reinventing the way we teach young minds to create for and connect with consumers in this rapidly evolving world.  

http://blogs.lmu.edu/mschool/


#54:  Andy Rohm - Let's Rethink Education

DIRTY ROWDY THING audiobook excerpt by Christina Lauren, read by Shayna Thibodeaux and Sebastian York

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Brother Theodore; Interview on Letterman & "Lisalotta Bindel" Part 1

Wonderwall Of Broken Songs    (Boulevard Of Broken Dreams Remix)

Richard Bandler – the world-renowned co-creator of NLP who has helped millions around the world change their lives for the better – has teamed up with Italian NLP Master Trainer Alessio and co-founder of the Irish Institute of NLP Owen, to craft a simple yet engaging story of one man’s personal change and discovery, to help readers understand the remarkable principles of NLP.

Inspiring and easy-to-read, this fable recreates the experience of being at a workshop with Bandler. Rather than explaining the theories, An Introduction to NLP illustrates the principles and simple techniques that Bandler has developed over the past 35 years in action.

This inspirational book gives you the tools to change your life, overcoming the things that are holding you back: your phobias, depression, habits, psychosomatic illnesses or learning disorders.

Through the simple techniques of NLP, you too can become a strong, happy, successful person and achieve your goals.

‘The must have self-help book!’ Paul McKenna

The Ultimate Introduction To NLP by Richard Bandler and Owen Fitzpatrick, read by Owen Fitzpatrick

Dharma Talk given by Tenshin Reb Anderson on Sunday, February 10th, 2013 at Green Gulch Farms Zen Center

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"Goodbye" Apparat feat. Soap and Skin

Taken from the album "Devil's Walk' Available on Mute
as featured in Lupe Fiasco's Jonylah Forever.

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Anthony Paul Moo-Young, known as Mooji, was born on 29 January 1954 in Port Antonio, Jamaica. In 1969, he moved to the UK and lived in Brixton, London. Anthony worked in London's 'West End' as a street portrait artist for many years, then as a painter and a stained glass artist, and later as a teacher at Brixton College. For a long time, he was well known as Tony Moo, but is now affectionately known as Mooji* by the many seekers and friends who visited him.

Mooji is a direct disciple of Sri Harilal Poonja, the renowned advaita master, or Papaji, as his followers call him. In 1987, a chance meeting with a Christian mystic was to be a life-changing encounter for Mooji. It brought him, through prayer, into the direct experience of the Divine within. Within a short period, he experienced a radical shift in consciousness so profound that outwardly, he seemed, to many who knew him, to be an entirely different person. As his spiritual consciousness awakened, a deep inner transformation began which unfolded in the form of many miraculous experiences and mystical insights. He felt a strong wind of change blowing through his life which brought with it a deep urge to surrender completely to divine will. Shortly after, he stopped teaching, left his home and began a life of quiet simplicity and surrender to the will of God as it manifested spontaneously within him. A great peace entered his being, and has remained ever since.

For the following six years, Mooji drifted in a state of spontaneous meditation oblivious to the outer world he formally knew. During these years, he lived almost penniless but was constantly absorbed in inner joy, contentment and natural meditation. Grace came in the form of his sister Julianne, who welcomed Mooji into her home with loving kindness, and afforded him the time and space he much needed to flower spiritually, without the usual pressures and demands of external life. Mooji refers to this period of his life as his "wilderness years" and speaks touchingly of a deep feeling of being "seated on the Lap of God". In many respects, these were far from easy times for Mooji, yet there is no trace of regret or remorse in his tone as he recounts these years. On the contrary, he speaks of this phase of his life as being richly blessed and abundant in grace, trust and loving devotion.

In 1993, Mooji travelled to India. He had a desire to visit Dakshineswar in Calcutta where Sri Ramakrishna, the great Bengali Saint, had lived and taught. The words and life of Ramakrishna were a source of inspiration and encouragement to Mooji in the early years of his spiritual development. He loved the Saint deeply but as fate would determine, he would not go to Calcutta. While in Rishikesh, a holy place at the foothills of the Himalayas, he was to have another propitious encounter; this time with three devotees of the great advaita Master Sri Harilal Poonja, known to his many devotees as Papaji. Their persistent invitation to Mooji to travel with them to meet the Master made a deep impression on him. Still he delayed the prospect of meeting Papaji for two whole weeks, choosing first to visit Varanasi, the holy city.

Mooji London Easter 2013

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