By request

mantra: I accept my power (O Lord)

God grants each of us power, according to one's level of consciousness. A lot of us refuse power that is innate to us, thinking power is immoral. Others take power that is not earned, because they are immoral.

Gladiator (2000)

Russell Crowe in the title role. “Are you not entertained?”

Bluesky

Request: A social network modeled after Twitter, with over 21 million users.

"experience" of no time

Request: Realization of the timeless moment. Eternity.

"You don’t have a soul. You are a soul. You have a body"

Request: Quote by C.S. Lewis. This reminded me of the teachings of Hawkins.

owning a car and driving it

Priority request: Amish communities reject owning automobiles, believing that cars can weaken communal ties.

neti neti (not this, not that)

a Vedic analysis of negation which is used in Jnana Yoga as a path to Self-realization.

The Richest Man in Babylon, by George Samuel Clason

"The content is from a series of pamphlets distributed by U.S. banks and insurance companies in 1920–24; the pamphlets were bound together and published as a book in 1926. The book is often referred to as a classic of personal financial advice" -- wikipedia.

On Life After Death, by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

Essays discuss the meaning of life and death, the existence of life after death, and coping with the death of a parent -- goodreads.

St. John's wort for depression

Request: People most commonly use St. John's wort for depression and mood disorders. There is some strong scientific evidence that it is effective for mild to moderate depression, from WebMd.

"everything is perfect as it is"

Calibration of this statement.

"Fear is the illusion that anything can happen outside of God's Will"

Priority request.

Fight Club (1999)

Brad Pitt and Edward Norton descend into madness, anarchy.

Amish lifestyle in US

"The Amish are best known for their plain clothing, most of it self-made, and nonconformist lifestyle" -- britannica.

Love and Responsibility, by Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II)

Apologetic work of Catholic tradition regarding family life and sexual morality from Pope John Paul II.