Michael Singer - Freeing Yourself from the Mind and Heart

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If you would like to learn more about Michael Singer’s work, here are a few suggestions:
- Every Monday & Thursday night, he gives a live talk at his Temple of the Universe in Alachua, Florida. Anyone can attend for free.
- He’s written several books. They are phenomenal, even the ones written in the seventies. (We will receive a commission if you purchase books through these links.)

[patrickmcghee]

I lost my mom who was my everything @12 years old. She passed from breast cancer also. In time I learned to release her and let the pain heal by sharing with others. I pray for you and your family.

[salvas]

I believe I (might have) finally understand. There is Lila… going through its dance of infinite change (just life). We are all a part of Lila… and if we awake then we Lila can see our own finite lifespan going through its own part in this infinite combination creation. So if we awake we are both Lila awareness and its occurrence creation. Wow! I will stick to my Polestar without less & less fear of the false ego that gets stuck in its survival preservation mode. Be an awakened part of Lila… let’s go back to attempting and enjoying what ever happens. It’s just life.

[kay_grey]

My mind saying “ if everyone and everything can just be the way they are supposed to be in my head then I don’t have to manipulate anything and I’ll be ok” Me the observer laughing because really now!!! 😂

Oh my word the realisation of mind and how we just live from the inside out. Thank you for the content 🌸

[beatleme]

😀❤💯👍 wish he'd talk about handling grief tho, he does but doesn't, so cry experience it fully so not to store it inside, and let it go? or dont ruminate n when you feel it coming, the sadness, dont n refocus on somthing else to let it go ? .. loss my wife of 13 yrs 8 1 23 in 3 mths of cancer unexpectedly n gave us hope, never made it to the 1st chemo session