personality
The expressed level of power at which one could be said to show personality.
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Jordan Peterson
Psychologist, author, and media commentator.
Victor Davis Hanson
American military historian, essayist, university professor, and conservative commentator.
eccentric
(of a person or their behaviour) unconventional and slightly strange - Oxford Dictionary.
realizing one’s fundamental okayness
By request.
"Your room is an externalization of your mind"
Said by Jordan Peterson. Request: Should I clean up?
the karmic coherence of the entire universe
Request: [topic] from I: Reality and Subjectivity”, Chapter 15
Adagio in G Minor
Request: famously somber and haunting classical piece traditionally attributed to Tomaso Albinoni but actually composed by 20th-century musicologist Remo Giazotto.
prayer as a mudra
The most effective form of prayer according to Dr. Hawkins. (Video was removed from YouTube).
The Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS)
"Today, we have the world’s largest team of multidisciplinary scientists conducting research on frontier topics in consciousness and its impact in our lives" -- noetic.org.
“The ecstasy of beauty…”
Priority request: from Doc’s lecture on Karma and the Afterlife.
Final Doorway to Enlightenment: Prayer, Transcendence, and Realization of the Self
Request: spiritual guide by psychiatrist and consciousness researcher Dr. David R. Hawkins, published posthumously in January 2026 by Hay House.
Save the Children .org
"We don’t go into communities, carry out a project and then move on. We consult with children, their families, community leaders and local councils to understand all the issues or barriers, and then we develop programs that address these."
divine idiocy / divine stupidity
A term used in Hawkins' Discovery of the Presence of God (DPG).
“Surrender is a constant process of not resisting or..."
Request: Hawkins quote on surrender from I: Reality and Subjectivity