Notes to Self 20/21

Slow down Son, you move too fast

11/26/2021

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The Great Henry Wolas Dickes

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Soundself is an immersive a powerful meditation experience using your voice

11/1/2021

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SoundSelf is an ecstatic meditation experience for PC & Mac
Use your voice to generate a hypnotic world of light, color, and sound.In the modern world, the stresses of life can really grind you down. You want a strong meditation practice to feel more at peace and ready to meet the world. But those very stresses make it difficult to form a practice. The constant pressure distracts your mind and you drift into anxiety instead of stillness.

SoundSelf induces a meditative state
SoundSelf will steadily pull you into meditation by engaging you in a centuries-old practice called "toning."
You'll breathe deeply and exhale in long extended tones, SoundSelf will produce audio/video feedback to shift you into meditation.
Relax and let go.

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Can You Control Your Thoughts?

8/11/2021

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Barry Gordon - professor of Neurology & Cognitive Sciences, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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Rupert Spira

Discussing the process of making choices and decisions
when there is no chooser or decider

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About Sanskrit Mantras | Manish Vyas

8/2/2021

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Chasing Meditation

8/1/2021

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When trying to find yourself | Adyashanti

7/14/2021

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Life is Like Music - Alan Watts

7/6/2021

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Waking Up To The Nature of Mind | Lama Surya Das

6/22/2021

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A Discussion on Pith Instructions
from Sounds True

In this episode, Lama Surya Das spoke about recognizing our buddha nature, and waking up to the nature of mind.
He also leads us in a Tibetan dream yoga practice. Here’s the conversation with Lama Surya Das.

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Talking Heads - Krzysztof Kieslowski

6/21/2021

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Talking HeadsDirected by Krzysztof Kieślowski • 1980 • Poland
Krzysztof Kieślowski made more than twenty documentaries, including the following short. In TALKING HEADS, Kieślowski poses the questions “What year were you born?” “Who are you?” and “What do you most wish for?” to forty different people, ranging from an infant to a one-hundred-year-old woman.