statement: all painful emotions are due to false beliefs
Request: Seems to me if we didn't buy into falsehood we wouldn't experience negativity as discomfort in the aura.
level: not fearing anything in consciousness
Request: Including fear itself.
telepathy with your dog
While dogs understand audible cues and hand signals, is communication also with telepathy?
mantra: serenity now!
Introduced in the sitcom Seinfeld, Frank Costanza was probably doing the mantra at the low end of the range. Priority request.
correlation between level of consciousness and happiness
Request: At what level do they correlate?
"God is still writing your story, stop trying to take the pen"
Priority request: Saw this on a T shirt and liked it.
Pope Francis
Francis is the first pope to be a member of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), the first from the Americas, the first from the Southern Hemisphere, and the first pope from outside Europe since the 8th century -- wikipedia.
hatred of the human body
Level of shame.
big-shot-ism
The attitude or behavior of someone who believes they are more important or superior to others. It is characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance, often accompanied by a lack of humility and a tendency to belittle or disregard others -- Brave AI.
human psyche: concept, essence
Defining "human psyche" as the collective attractor field for being human is of comprehensive validity, spiritually and psychologically, as it comprehends and transcends the human realm.
statement: after death, you become the context
Priority request: The context (intention) calibration determines one's earned afterlife (Heaven or hell).
The Well-Lived Life, by Gladys McGarey
A 103-Year-Old Doctor's Six Secrets to Health and Happiness at Every Age.
enlightenment is liberation from the human psyche
The human (collective) psyche is an attractor field that makes being human a subjective, experiential reality. It "invents" the small self and its corollaries, e.g. the presumption of separation from God. Full awareness of this absurdity is the realization of classical enlightenment.
there is no mistake that cannot be corrected
A relief to the apparent burden felt by the small self.
"If you were below 200, you wouldn't be here"
Request: Sometimes said by Doc and Susan during video lectures to audience members asking whether they are at least over 200. Was it a white lie? Or true in the context of attending lectures?