Ep10: Inspiration & Service - Nick & Andrew Interview Mike

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Books that Mike mentioned: A Course in Miracles by Helen Schucman, Miracle of Love by Ram Dass
People: Andrew Shepard, Mike Waskosky, Nick Carletti
Topics: Awakening & Ascension, Metaphysics, Natural Health, Power & Control Systems, Religion, Spirituality
At 16:30 you talk about apples and mention Edgar Cayce. I looked up Edgar Cayce and apple and found this “The Apple Diet was a modified fast where one eats nothing but apples for three days and drinks only black coffee and water.” https://www.edgarcayce.org/about-us/blog/blog-posts/the-apple-diet-in-the-cayce-readings/ . Funny thing is, I eat 3-4 apples a day and I drink 5 cold black coffee i cool down and put in fridge and drink with ice so it is watered down. I also drink water with every ice cold black coffee. Why? Because my body resonated with it. It is best for me not to drink more than 1 hot coffee a day. If you @michael-waskosky have anymore information of apple seeds you mention please let me know. Synchronicity, a few weeks ago I began chewing and eating a few apple seeds a day. I wanted to find more information on diminutive consumption that is healthy. For some beings in the universe, aging is an illness that has a cure. The law of one says beings who do not die may leave their body because they are “tired”. When I read that, I told my wife, interesting, because I have always told her the ability to not age means I must WANT to live. What is” want”? Want is like a Buddhist koan that has an infinity of answers, a well spring of passion. Christ like passion. The mystery of daily child like wonderment. “And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 18:3 To be like a child is to be in heaven. I think it is important to understand the “Pre/Trans Fallacy” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH5Qn6K36Ug I think after understanding that the nuance of subtle gossamer difference of what it is–to be a child and what it is to be–“like” a child can be experienced. With relation to the video, I choose to use the terms which I have never used before this moment of pre-adult, adult, and post-adult. Both pre-adult and post-adult are non-adult. That said, even they are both non-adult and feel the same, there is a subtle difference between. There are other mystic dimensions that this needs to be contrasted with further that Ken Wilber does not explore, that I have with my master/teacher, but it would be too much information to write here. Less is more. Great to watch the video. Thank you sharing it!
This was such an awesome conversation. Loved the twist with Nick and Andrew interviewing Mike!
Thankful and grateful for Mike (and many many others!) <3