asking for a miracle, then forgetting about it
Priority request: In the linked video, Doc encourages us to tell God "I of myself am unable to do this, and I ask for a miracle" then to completely forget about it.
By request
mantra: I accept my Holiness
ACIM Workbook, lesson 285. Request: Maybe for use with conduiting to the "where" since much anguish cleared the instant after stating this.
level: having overcome defensiveness
Request: in overt and very subtle ways.
Tetris
By request. "A puzzle video game created in 1985 by Alexey Pajitnov, a Soviet software engineer" -- wikipedia.
level of capability to calibrate yourself accurately
One's capability to calibrate can itself be calibrated, and some topics require a higher capability than others.
seeing that the mind is easily programmable
Level of consciousness at which it becomes apparent.
having sympathy for the devil
Request: or evil in general.
Mt. Everest
Request: Tallest mountain in the world.
heterosexuality
Characterized by sexual or romantic attraction to or between people of the opposite sex.
"Divinity emanates as consciousness/awareness”
Request: From Discovery of the Presence of God, page 37.
Andrea Bocelli: Gloria in Excelsis Deo (video)
"Too beautiful to only be played at Christmas" -- comment on video.
Childhood Disrupted, by Donna Jackson Nakazawa
How Your Biography Becomes Your Biology, and How You Can Heal.
godless
Request: It seems this is the a priori quality/illusion beyond all other illusions like fear, guilt etc. Asking on God's Power immediately resolves these negativities.
"enjoy it while it lasts"
Request: This phrase has been useful for applying the context of "this too shall pass." Although "enjoy it while it lasts" may have the connotation of nostalgia, it motivates my mind to stay focused in the present when it doesn't want to.
keeping low-calibrating hobbies (under 200)
Request: For example, playing video games is only cal. 205 as an activity and games themselves typically don't calibrate high. Should we let them be, or does it hinder our spiritual progress?