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99% Don’t Know This Secret: Dr. Joe Dispenza Reveals Life-Changing Insights · Motivation Mindset Podcast

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  Speaker 1: You can learn and change and pain and suffering, or
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  Speaker 1: you can learn and change and joy and inspiration. If
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  Speaker 1: you're waking up every morning being defined by a vision
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  Speaker 1: of the future instead of the memories of the past,
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  Speaker 1: and you get up and you're inspired and from an
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  Speaker 1: elevated self now instead of a limited self, you could
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  Speaker 1: observe the old self from an elevated state instead of
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  Speaker 1: that diminished state. And people are doing that, so they
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  Speaker 1: are aware of those thoughts. And yes, it takes effort,
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  Speaker 1: and if it was easy, everybody would be doing it.
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  Speaker 1: But just because you have a thought doesn't necessarily mean
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  Speaker 1: it's true. And when you start looking and observing those thoughts,
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  Speaker 1: I think you are like Gandalf, because Gandolf also said,
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  Speaker 1: you know you may not pass. You know when he
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  Speaker 1: meant like, that's kind of severity when it comes to
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  Speaker 1: how we make up our mind about things. That's the
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  Speaker 1: kind of energy or intention that begins to create the
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  Speaker 1: biggest volume of change in our life. And I've interviewed
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  Speaker 1: thousands of people people in our work that have healed
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  Speaker 1: from really serious health conditions, and I would say about
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  Speaker 1: ninety percent of them when I asked them, so, what
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  Speaker 1: happened The first thing they say all the time is
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  Speaker 1: I just made up my mind. I just made up
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  Speaker 1: my mind I was going to do this. And they
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  Speaker 1: made a decision with such firm intention that the amplitude
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  Speaker 1: of that decision carried a level of energy that was
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  Speaker 1: greater than the hardwired programs in their brain and the
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  Speaker 1: emotional conditioning in their body, and the choice that they
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  Speaker 1: made caused their body to respond to a new mind.
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  Speaker 1: In fact, the choice they made became a moment that
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  Speaker 1: they would never forget. It was an event, and the
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  Speaker 1: stronger the emotion they felt, the more they paid attention
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  Speaker 1: to the choice, and in sense, they were remembering their future,
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  Speaker 1: and the body emotionally was getting a sampling a taste
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  Speaker 1: of the future, and they are lying to that future.
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  Speaker 1: And that's when the body's healing began. That's when the
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  Speaker 1: miracles started, right in that moment. That's how powerful really are. Now,
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  Speaker 1: what if you did that every day, But if you
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  Speaker 1: made up your mind every single day, you weren't going
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  Speaker 1: to get up from your meditation until you were that
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  Speaker 1: person you wanted to be game on now, because you'd
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  Speaker 1: have to do battle with all the things that are
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  Speaker 1: not consistent with it, and that's exactly how our brain works.
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  Speaker 1: So then if you want to be wealthy, you can't
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  Speaker 1: feel lack. You want to be a master, you can't
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  Speaker 1: judge your coworker. You want to be like somebody great
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  Speaker 1: in history, then you better execute peace in every area
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  Speaker 1: of your life. That's the law.
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  Speaker 2: So if you ask one hundred people whether they are
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  Speaker 2: living the life they truly desire, it's likely that none
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  Speaker 2: of them would answer affirmatively. The majority of people live
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  Speaker 2: lives that are unsatisfying, feeling unfulfilled in many aspects of
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  Speaker 2: their nature, yet they are unable to identify these aspects
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  Speaker 2: or know how to fulfill them. They have become who
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  Speaker 2: they are not because they chose it, but because they
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  Speaker 2: let external events and circumstances decide for them. They have
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  Speaker 2: been shaped by countless external stimuli, and they will continue
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  Speaker 2: to be shaped in this way unless they take responsibility
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  Speaker 2: for their own choices. The only truly human action is
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  Speaker 2: to make choices. How a person grows, matures, and becomes
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  Speaker 2: who they are is determined by the countless decisions they
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  Speaker 2: make along the way. The power of their choices lies
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  Speaker 2: in how they shape them into who they become. These
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  Speaker 2: choices act as the spokes of a wheel, with each
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  Speaker 2: spoke representing a path to follow, and the person stands
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  Speaker 2: at the center of countless possibilities. If their choices are
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  Speaker 2: made freely and consciously, the person is enlightened, actively shaping
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  Speaker 2: their life with intention. If their choices are made out
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  Speaker 2: of emotional reactions to the circumstances they find themselves in,
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  Speaker 2: then the person is like a machine shaped by life's events.
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  Speaker 2: Evolutionary progress then involves becoming aware of this power and
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  Speaker 2: learning to make choices from within rather than being directed externally.
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  Speaker 2: Once a person takes the first step, however small or hesitant,
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  Speaker 2: towards conscious choice, they will forever be unshackled. They have
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  Speaker 2: escaped from the prison of emotional reactions and have discovered
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  Speaker 2: a completely transformative truth that they have the power to
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  Speaker 2: develop in whatever direction they choose. A person can choose
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  Speaker 2: what they will think about regardless of the circumstances surrounding them.
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  Speaker 2: They can focus on anything, and thus they can determine
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  Speaker 2: the direction in which they will evolve. What they consistently
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  Speaker 2: think about will eventually shape who they become. This astonishing
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  Speaker 2: law allows individuals to rise above their environment. A saint
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  Speaker 2: may emerge from the slums. A rich person may come
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  Speaker 2: from poverty, an enlightened mind may break free from ignorance,
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  Speaker 2: and a leader of a nation may arise from a
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  Speaker 2: humble cabin. The history of humanity is a testament to
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  Speaker 2: overcoming obstacles and breaking free from limiting circumstances. Those who
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  Speaker 2: refuse to accept the limitations of their environment are driven
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  Speaker 2: by the images they form in their minds, leading to desire.
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  Speaker 2: When someone desires something and visualizes it, that visualization leads
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  Speaker 2: to action, which will eventually manifest their desire. This is
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  Speaker 2: how our thoughts create our realities. Most people do not
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  Speaker 2: realize that their lives are shaped by the thoughts they hold.
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  Speaker 2: They tend to feel that circumstances are beyond their control
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  Speaker 2: and power is something gained through knowledge of their physical surroundings.
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  Speaker 2: A person's ability to influence their environment based on how
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  Speaker 2: they feel has largely been forgotten in the Western world.
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  Speaker 2: Western education teaches us to think analytically, understanding the big
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  Speaker 2: picture by examining the parts, while Eastern societies focus on
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  Speaker 2: grasping the fundamental sense of something through intuition. Eastern athletes,
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  Speaker 2: for example, work at their event by feeling trying to
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  Speaker 2: capture the sensation of the whole movement, while Western athletes
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  Speaker 2: are more likely to break the event into small actions
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  Speaker 2: like bending a leg here, bending an arm there, rotating
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  Speaker 2: a hip here, a shoulder there. As a result, they
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  Speaker 2: tend to lose the overall feeling, and only through repetition
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  Speaker 2: and constant practice can the correct action gradually become ingrained
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  Speaker 2: in their subconscious It's much harder to teach someone to
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  Speaker 2: dance by drawing the proper steps on the floor, but
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  Speaker 2: a person who moves instinctively to the rhythm almost doesn't
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  Speaker 2: need to be taught. This is why Eastern musicians only
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  Speaker 2: use a simple symbol on their music sheets to remind
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  Speaker 2: them of the melody, relying on instinct. Western musicians, on
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  Speaker 2: the other hand, tend to break down the melody and
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  Speaker 2: harmony into a more complex structure, often missing the holistic
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  Speaker 2: feel of the music. This is not to apologize for
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  Speaker 2: Western education, which has produced many inspired thinkers and instinctive athletes.
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  Speaker 2: It simply illustrates that linear thinking, while effective in scientific research,
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  Speaker 2: is not the only, or even the best way for
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  Speaker 2: an individual to cope with their environment. Our daily experiences
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  Speaker 2: are so rich that we can never hope to understand
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  Speaker 2: them by trying to break them into parts. We must
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  Speaker 2: rely on our perception based on an intuitive understanding of
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  Speaker 2: each thing. And it's said that the banking industry is
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  Speaker 2: a cold business, purely logical and driven by reason. However,
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  Speaker 2: one of the leading bank directors in the Southwest recently
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  Speaker 2: excited an audience when he shared how his bank processes
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  Speaker 2: loan applications. After the paperwork is done, a financial statement
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  Speaker 2: has been proven, revenues and expenses have been verified, accounts
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  Speaker 2: receivable have been assessed, and the candidate's professional background is considered.
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  Speaker 2: The question always asked by the president is how do
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  Speaker 2: you feel about this? If the employee feels good about
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  Speaker 2: the report, the loan is granted. If the employee has
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  Speaker 2: mixed feelings, the loan will be reconsidered. If there are
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  Speaker 2: negative feelings, the loan is denied. In this financial institution,
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  Speaker 2: final decisions are made based on intuition rather than the
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  Speaker 2: logical power of the mind. It's interesting to note that
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  Speaker 2: this particular bank has the lowest loss ratio in the Southwest.
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  Speaker 2: In our society, intuition has long been undervalued academically and philosophically,
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  Speaker 2: so we've hardly begun to recognize its power. Yet when
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  Speaker 2: we do, its potential is vast, even beyond that of
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  Speaker 2: complex disciplines like mathematics, theology, and metaphysics. Once we learn
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  Speaker 2: to use our power of choice to resolve the details
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  Speaker 2: with the intelligence manifest in our conscious minds, will reach
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  Speaker 2: an entirely effective state. Spiritually, the power of choice is
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  Speaker 2: closely linked to the power of perception. Everything that affects
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  Speaker 2: us does so depending on how we perceive it, and
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  Speaker 2: clearly we cannot make decisions about what we cannot see.
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  Speaker 2: We only see the possibilities that our limited consciousness can perceive,
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  Speaker 2: and the wider our consciousness becomes, the more possibilities will
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  Speaker 2: see and the more choices will have. For the higher power,
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  Speaker 2: all possibilities are reality. The secret ego participates in creating
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  Speaker 2: endless diversity from the essential unity of itself, and this
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  Speaker 2: is its delight, its enigmatic game. For humans caught in
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  Speaker 2: this continuous change, the most important thing is to keep
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  Speaker 2: growth going, to expand the field of choice throughout life.
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  Speaker 2: The task of nature is for the individual to know
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  Speaker 2: there is more than one way.
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  Speaker 1: To approach life.
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  Speaker 2: We often choose paths based on limited perceptions of what's possible,
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  Speaker 2: The deeper we understand our environment, the more possibilities will perceive,
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  Speaker 2: and the more we'll expand our horizons. The human soul
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  Speaker 2: is an open gateway to the world, a direct connection
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  Speaker 2: to the universal presence. Choice is the act of realizing
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  Speaker 2: our inner nature. It is through choice that we experience
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  Speaker 2: spiritual and mental growth, and it is through choice that
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  Speaker 2: we realize our wisdom and character. A person capable of
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  Speaker 2: transcending the limitations of the world can break free from
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  Speaker 2: worldly desires. Akin to a statue in the arena of life.
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  Speaker 2: The individual becomes free through the act of choosing the
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  Speaker 2: direction in which they want to develop. But choice always
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  Speaker 2: involves sacrifice, because you cannot choose to support one thing
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  Speaker 2: without opposing something else. Nothing is gained or achieved without
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  Speaker 2: letting go of something else. It is this law of
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  Speaker 2: sacrifice that enables all things to live, grow, evolve, and desire.
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  Speaker 2: Understanding and accepting sacrifice alleviates much pain, because when we
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  Speaker 2: truly understand that we can only achieve one thing by
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  Speaker 2: giving up another, we can hold onto everything lightly, ready
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  Speaker 2: to let it go at any time. It is not
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  Speaker 2: truly ours. It is a universal idea shared by all.
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  Speaker 2: Pain and growth often come as we are stretched and tested.
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  Speaker 2: Life seems to bend us cruelly at times, creating stress
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  Speaker 2: we can hardly bear, pulling us into conflicts that challenge
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  Speaker 2: our ability to cope. Yet we remain ourselves only because
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  Speaker 2: we long to become greater. The obstacles in pain we
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  Speaker 2: face are merely the result of our efforts to break
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  Speaker 2: free from the shell of our ego and to develop
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  Speaker 2: beyond it towards greater efficiency and understanding. As Khalil Gibran wrote,
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  Speaker 2: the archer sees the mark on the path of the
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  Speaker 2: infinite and uses his strength to bend the bow so
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  Speaker 2: that his arrows can fly swiftly and far. The purpose
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  Speaker 2: of things does not unfold naturally to the finite human mind.
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  Speaker 2: It is only available in part to our intuition, and
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  Speaker 2: only when we understand that the goals and methods of
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  Speaker 2: life lie in the hands of a greater force. Our
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  Speaker 2: true inclination is to understand our relationship with this force,
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  Speaker 2: to develop faith and trust in it, and to recognize
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  Speaker 2: that nothing is in our hands except the direction we
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  Speaker 2: choose to go.