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Think, Have a great Day! · Zaran the Gardener, planting seeds of & nourishing our Soul with mindfulness

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Speaker: Have a great day, think we're all good people.
0:03
Speaker: We just need a little help to figure out our rights and wrongs, what our goals are, our objectives, and to take stock of humanity, and I think that these things will work themselves out.
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Speaker: Because humanity has only gotten this far.
0:23
Speaker: Because we have joined together and accomplished so much.
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Speaker: This is not one person having raised humanity to this level of sophistication or complexity.
0:36
Speaker: It is groups, nations, states.
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Speaker: As much as we like to lament the state of different aspects of our world today, there is a great deal to be proud of, to be thankful for.
0:50
Speaker: This dawning of our Aquarian age is a momentous event in mankind's evolution.
0:58
Speaker: We have the capacity and the capability to review that which has preceded us.
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Speaker: And we do, and we are.
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Speaker: And we are learning incredible things all of the time.
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Speaker: In the last hundred, two hundred, three hundred years.
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Speaker: Look at the marvels that have succeeded one after another.
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Speaker: A source of pride for all.
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Speaker: Similarly, there have also been many times, in many places, in many ways where we could stand improvement in our personalities, in the way we act towards each other, in the way we interact in the family of mankind, our cousins.
1:47
Speaker: Being aware.
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Speaker: Being a son or daughter of whatever God or godliness one professes encompasses everything, the whole universe.
2:05
Speaker: Yes?
2:06
Speaker: And so we need to be open-minded and accepting of our cousins as to what they are doing.
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Speaker: As long as it's not deliberately abusive or harmful, stay away from indoctrinating others to having to assume one's own tradition.
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Speaker: Because this is not the purpose of life.
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Speaker: The purpose of life is expansion.
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Speaker: The universe was not contained in one moment of time, but has been expanding for fourteen billion years.
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Speaker: It is complexity, it is the vibration of energy becoming even more detailed, changing the architecture of the universe.
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Speaker: This is what's happening.
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Speaker: This is what we are.
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Speaker: If one goes back in their DNA to the very beginning of life, which we must have a link with.
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Speaker: Thinking about this is good meditation, the link of one's being through three billion years.
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Speaker: It is worthy of one's consideration.
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Speaker: It brings the family of mankind even more dear, more near to one's own understanding, receptivity, acceptance, being, shining, growing, flowing, glowing, shining, clear, full of equanimity, harmony, and grace.
4:10
Speaker: Why not?
4:14
Speaker: Being here now, bundles of miracles, because that's what we are.
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Speaker: Humbled is an attitude, a cultivated response to one's awareness.
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Speaker: It is a property or it is a virtue or a characteristic, quality one possesses in varying degrees.
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Speaker: So one can grow this property inside.
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Speaker: The effort made in detailing what evidence we have on history, on our own creation, is a tool to harness one's own being, feeling a sense of reverence, astonishment, awe.
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Speaker: That's what we are participating in every moment of our day is so much more than we have considered.
5:27
Speaker: Because that's the way it is.
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Speaker: The air is teeming with energy.
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Speaker: We are teeming with our own form of energy.
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Speaker: And there are many, many, many layers and levels of energy being energized in every succeeding moment of time.
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Speaker: It is a cacophony of energy.
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Speaker: Science has further said that we understand one one hundred thousandth of what's out there, what's going on. So we do our best and accept ourselves.
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Speaker: And yet, wanting to be more receptive, how do we become more receptive?
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Speaker: That's a good question.
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Speaker: How do we become more receptive?
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Speaker: We become more receptive by listening and watching ourselves.
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Speaker: And I don't mean just inside, whatever it might be.
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Speaker: A quirkiness, a moment, the end of something or the beginning, changing in different ways, being thought of in a different manner, a different experience being created.
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Speaker: And then being in the first place "receptive" to see something is happening.
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Speaker: This is what we're saying.
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Speaker: Ah.
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Speaker: Aha.
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Speaker: And then when one is humble, having a wider perspective, being accepting.
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Speaker: There are other opinions than one's own.
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Speaker: There are other possibilities than one's own.
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Speaker: We find ourselves compromising in every moment of time.
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Speaker: What you think may be / can just as easily not.
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Speaker: We experience our moments uniquely as best we can.
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Speaker: Being here now.
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Speaker: This is what this means.
8:21
Speaker: Being alert.
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Speaker: The best way, in my opinion, is through one's physicality, because we are familiar with it more than most other things, than actually anything.
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Speaker: Our breathing, our pulsing, our heat emanation, our quivering dynamic organism, our physiology, our whole, and our minds, and our souls, our aspirations, our goals.
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Speaker: What is there more than this?
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Speaker: And everything we've just spoken about is primordial energy energized at this point in time.
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Speaker: In the forms we've just described.
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Speaker: Whatever it is.
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Speaker: A Homo sapien, okay.
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Speaker: Myriad forms of complexity.
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Speaker: That's good.
9:25
Speaker: Thankful.
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Speaker: We are so lucky to be alive to even have this experience of hearing words transmitted, not even over the air, but over the air waves.
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Speaker: Such a refinement that someone in Finland or South Africa can be listening to these words.
9:53
Speaker: Taking nothing for granted, especially oneself.
10:03
Speaker: Being kind, being cheerful, being thrifty, being honest, being generous, being compassionate, being the best one can.
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Speaker: And realizing in all of these qualifications we're speaking about, you need to keep considering them all the time.
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Speaker: It is an effort, it is a responsibility, it is a stewardship we share, mankind, for our whole world.
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Speaker: You want to do God's work, then this is it.
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Speaker: Help this world sparkle.
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Speaker: Like the gem it is.
10:56
Speaker: Not every world in every solar system is inhabitable.
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Speaker: Sometimes none.
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Speaker: Sometimes one or two, maybe even three.
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Speaker: I don't know.
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Speaker: But each such occurrence, such as this world has become known for, which is easily seen from the window of space.
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Speaker: Be aware, not with fear, but wonder.
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Speaker: We are not alone.
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Speaker: The universe is teeming with life, just as you and I, because it is all made of the same thing.
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Speaker: The primordial energy of creation.
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Speaker: We are related to everything in the universe.
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Speaker: There is an ambiance, a presence, potential in everything.
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Speaker: Being here now, bundles of miracles, humble before the immensity of creation, thankful for having a part of being aware of ourselves creating roles, of having this opportunity to have a life, to continue, thrive, grow, to learn to better flow, Glow, and shine in our own self illumination.
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Speaker: The music continues for another minute thinking about what we're doing.
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Speaker: Pass it on.
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Speaker: Have a great day.