Discovering Joe Dispenza & things clicking BIG time!

[FairyCrystal]

Originally Posted by davidsun

My observations and understandings are aligned with the summary you (very clearly ) present, FC.

Indeed, if you take this knowledge and observe how people behave, have knee-jerk reactions, and communicate, you can sure tell!

[davidsun]

Originally Posted by Legrand

Hello Fairy and David,

My point was more from a physiological perspective. Men, this in general of course, in their adolescence when they become hard as soon as they get sexually aroused, learn very fast to block their sacral chakra ...

I think, if and when this occurs, this is just a 'superficial' 'block' in terms of 'showing' (i.e. of 'appearance'). I think (this is just my opinion which may not be 'accurate') you are not relating to but rather aiming to deflect' FC's more organic 'point' which could not possibly ring truer to me, because that is also my understanding of humanity's male-dominance/female-submission testosterone-and-estrogen mediated cultural evolution. The way I see it, most 'men' would benefit and be of better benefit to others if they focused more of their attention on developing their 'female' 'side' (or 'qualities') and most 'men' would benefit and be of better benefit to others if they focused more of their attention on developing their 'female' 'side'.

What a world this would become/be if women (in general) claimed-n-exercised their (lower-chakra?) power by choosing to 'close their legs' even at risk of rejection/ostracism/death.etc.) to unduly power-wielding men!

Originally Posted by FairyCrystal

What I was referring to is the fact that for thousands of years women were not allowed to speak their mind, have an opinion, make decisions -not even for themselves or their children-, were considered inferior and not important, gotten disrespect, and low and limited positions in society. A woman in the past was not allowed to study, to learn to read & write, to marry who she loved, or not marry at all. She wasn't even allowed to have her own feelings and emotions, like anger or pain/hurt, and so on.

For everyone's (who wasn't aware of this aspect of traditional 'Hindu' culture) further contemplation as to the 'darkness' of humanity's relatively recent past:

https://theculturetrip.com/asia/indi...stom-in-india/

[davidsun]

Originally Posted by FairyCrystal

Listening to Joe D. was truly an hour well spent!

Hello folks -

Here's a link to the audio of Joe's May 2 talk available from the Hay House website. One has to just 'subscribe' by sharing one's email address (one can unsubscribe at any time). I haven't listened to the whole thing, but I assume its the one FC is talking about (if it isn't, his stuff is always A+ worth listening to IMO):

https://www.youcanhealyourlifesummit...form-your-body

Sorry Fairy, David and to any other for jumping in this thread before reading the preceding post.

Regards,

[davidsun]

Originally Posted by Legrand

Sorry Fairy, David and to any other for jumping in this thread before reading the preceding post.

Regards,

No 'need' for 'apology', IMO. It's all 'grist for the mill' - 'welcome' to the bread-making shindig.

[FairyCrystal]

Originally Posted by davidsun

Hello folks -

Here's a link to the audio of Joe's May 2 talk available from the Hay House website. One has to just 'subscribe' by sharing one's email address (one can unsubscribe at any time). I haven't listened to the whole thing, but I assume its the one FC is talking about (if it isn't, his stuff is always A+ worth listening to IMO):

https://www.youcanhealyourlifesummit...form-your-body

That's indeed the one I was talking about :)

[davidsun]

Originally Posted by davidsun

Hello folks -

Here's a link to the audio of Joe's May 2 talk available from the Hay House website. One has to just 'subscribe' by sharing one's email address (one can unsubscribe at any time). I haven't listened to the whole thing, but I assume its the one FC is talking about (if it isn't, his stuff is always A+ worth listening to IMO):

https://www.youcanhealyourlifesummit...form-your-body

Ooops - I just discovered that the 'free' listening period for this recording has expired. Sorry, folks.

[freddyfresh]

Originally Posted by inavalan

Dispenza is a smooth talker.

I also have / had the feeling that sometimes teachers and resources align when we're prepared to benefit form them. It happened to me too to get exposed to a teaching or resource and not benefit from it, then later to get to it again and find it useful.

Maybe you should also (re)try Jane Roberts' Seth.

seth book for me were a game changer

[freddyfresh]

Originally Posted by MAYA EL

Everyone has some kind of truth in what they say keep that in mind when I say that Abraham Hicks is a narcissist with multiple personality disorder and made a living out of her episodes. You will always be searching so long as you seek the guidance of someone else . And nothing is free in this world

acquired wisdom can be free (but again what is wisdom really but a pursuit of knowledge)

[freddyfresh]

Originally Posted by inavalan

My message wasn't negative.

Even if you're ecstatic now, you probably intend to move even further, and I think that Seth, although not the ultimate resource, is above both Abraham and Dispenza.

Surely, your inner source of knowledge and guidance is the ultimate resource, but you have to be neutral in your expectations to benefit from that, and you don't seem to be in that position, from what you wrote on this thread.

Anyway, I am unpleasantly surprised by your reaction. It happens.

you may also dig the Paul Selig books very similar to Seth Books, the problem with Seth is that few are in the same league, so if you have suggested reading BRING IT ON My friend
Freddy