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"Fingerprints of the Gods" author Graham Hancock explains why all politicians should drink Ayahuasca 10 times, the gruesome Aztec history behind his new book "WarGod", why he took Ibogaine to gain closure with his late father, and how Joe Rogan is just an all-around cool dude.
"You said that all politicians should be required to drink Ayahuasca 10 times before taking office." - Brian (00:46)
"All across the world we have a venal class of dishonest, self-serving bureaucrats who are using the power we give them to oppose themselves upon us." - Graham (01:52)
"You have to understand that we've had more than 40 years now of massively financed propaganda called the 'War on Drugs'." - Graham (03:10)
"In a way it's a very Orwellian world where language is being used against us. It's almost impossible to approach the issue of 'drugs' without immediately linking it to the notion of 'abuse.'" - Graham (04:47)
"Do we as adults have the right to make decisions about what we put in our own bodies and what we experience with our own consciousness without reference to the powers of the state or must we seek permission from the state in order to explore our own consciousness?" - Graham (05:17)
"I find again and again you get these instant knee-jerk reactions. 'Oh they're talking about a drug, this isn't be for me. They must be dirty people.'" - Graham (08:37)
"I don't believe I would have written that book if I hadn't had this nudge from this curious plant ally called cannabis." - Graham (13:37)
"I don't do things by half-measures. I was smoking a very great deal of cannabis for 24 years." - Graham (14:10)
"During those Ayahuasca sessions whatever intelligence spoke to me directly and made it very clear to me that my journey with Cannabis had come to an end." - Graham (15:33)
"It's astonishing that one plant intervened to stop me working with another plant." - Graham (19:20)
"There are all kinds of ways to challenge ourselves. Some people do it by climbing a mountain or scuba diving. The most profound and challenging ordeals is to drink Ayahuasca. It is in a way the ultimate adventure." - Graham (24:06)
"I want to find out about your new book. Can you talk about it?" - Brian (45:30)
"There is very clear documentation of the sacrifice of 80,000 human beings over the course of 4 days so the entire city was filled with human blood." - Graham (49:58)
"The demonic realm got involved in the human world and said. 'We've made things really bad in Mexico already, how can we make things worse?" - Graham (51:20)
"The 22yr old Graham Hancock had an awful lot to learn." - Graham (59:42)
"Iboga is the root bark of a bush that grows in Central Africa." - Graham (1:00:53)
"It's a sacred duty to see a loved one through the transition and it's also a tremendous gift that the loved one gives to us, the opportunity to learn from it." - Graham (1:05:23)
"The one thing I'm glad about is that I did have the opportunity to tell my Dad that I loved him." - Graham (1:06:58)
"If you were really a tough guy you'd take Iboga and Ayahuasca at the same time." - Nic (01:08:28)
"The active ingredient in Ayahuasca is Dimethyltryptamine. I've done some work with pure D.M.T. as well, I've done 11 journeys." - Graham (01:08:48)
"Did you get stoned with Joe?" - Nic (01:17:10)
"Joe is such a lovely, wonderful human being with an incredibly open and inquiring mind and just very very gentle and very very intelligent and I definitely got high on the conversation." - Graham (01:17:55)
"I've really enjoyed this conversation, time has really flown, it reminded me of my conversation with Joe Rogan. Nice, relaxing, positive, enjoyable feeling." - Graham (01:20:40)
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GARY JOHNSON - Ron Paul REVOLUTIONARY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrU6hTWyj6s&feature=share&list=PL7BE34898EFC5C04E
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As a two-term Republican Governor, Gary Johnson endorsed Libertarian Ron Paul in 2008 and was the only candidate to answer the question about a running-mate in the Fox/Google debate of 2012. He said Ron Paul without hesitation. What Ron Paul started will never fade because Ron Paul is right. We the people will end the wars, abolish the IRS, audit the Fed, balance the budget, stop the spending and end the war on drugs. LIVE FREE.
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As a two-term Republican Governor, Gary Johnson endorsed Libertarian Ron Paul in 2008 and was the only candidate to answer the question about a running-mate in the Fox/Google debate of 2012. He said Ron Paul without hesitation. What Ron Paul started will never fade because Ron Paul is right. We the people will end the wars, abolish the IRS, audit the Fed, balance the budget, stop the spending and end the war on drugs. LIVE FREE.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Is skepticism a virtue or a weapon?
The Skepticism of Believers, Written by Rupert Sheldrake.
https://www.deepakchopra.com/blog/view/818/the_skepticism_of_believers
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Sunday, August 26, 2012
Conducting Business 101
Conducting biz 101 myspace.com/thunderheart sun Aug 27 ‘06
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=19277653&blogId=160389152
Before reading the rest of this article, please listen to our Audio. Thanks.
Hi everyone! Bear told me to write this for both our individual blogs. He told me it should be the next blogs after I was venting my frustrations to him about interactions with our mutual and separate business associates.
Fact is, 90f businesses fail in the first year. It gets worse as time progresses. What kind of business etiquette have you been experiencing for yourself doing business with other people? What kind of business etiquette have you been receiving through customer service these days?
Well, lets start off with an associate of ours that is a fast talker. If someone gets intimidated by you wanting to learn more when you ask more questions, don't you think they should be straight up with you instead feeding you more bull? This is a serious no-no in our book. When you call someone out on their lies and whatever mishaps you call them out on, they can:
1. lie to you
2. avoid you all together
3. talk shit
4. all of the above,
more than likely because they're pissed & embarrassed because he/she does not hold him/her self accountable.
This associate just found out how we really feel about him. We met him way back, long ago, when we were greener, and so he was a great starting point for us despite all the stunts he pulled with us, including on other people he knew as well. He does not take any responsibility for his failure to be honest, and failure keep his word, on several occasions that we've caught him lying and backtracking on. His chain of command is not any better. They did not do their responsibility in even returning peoples calls to keep the team together with clear, open, honest, communication. And yet I called someone else he referred me to for an entirely different matter. I had my doubts, but out of curiosity I called her anyway. She was handling the non-profits arena. Guess how she answered the phone?
What? What? Who? Who is this?
I straight told her the chain of referrals. She said something I will never forget. "I'm eating a bowl of cereal. Call me back and leave a message on my machine and I will call you back."
I left her a message stating my name, chain of referees, my number, my time zone, and my business hours. I bet you know what happened. She never called me back. When someone says they're doing business, they're in business, and if you don't conduct yourself up to certain standards, you're out of our life when it comes to business. There's more instances, but we'll keep it short, you get the point. I guess in general, the people associated with each other are alike for the most part, even if I gave it the benefit of the doubt. We like to be open minded despite our past experiences. You can also tell the geographical region of an area if they're more inclined to respect the hustle, or they hate the movers and shakers because it may be a back-assed town consciousness. Know not only who you're talking with, but they're background, and regions helps, too. Few tips that you must, ~must~ have when conducting business are simple rules, yet broken far too often than not with the majority of people in business and not in business, and you wonder why they're not as successful as they could be. It doesn't matter if you like someone or not. You don't even have to agree with them. The point is to be able to work together despite your differences if you really are serious. Not many people we've interacted with are serious about what they preach because when one little thing gets in the way, they quit. If you're serious, you will work well together even if you don't love each other. Here are a few pointers that are a must:
1. Be honest
2. Keep your word/promises
3. Keep your appointments
4. Be honest with yourself
5. Be congruent with your words
6. Be congruent with your actions
7. Be congruent with your lifestyle
My high school best friend was a stickler on me for keeping my appointments when I wasn't the person I am today. She had character. So what if people don't naturally understand your workings? Naturally, no two people are the same. If you are clear with yourself, whats important is that you understand yourself first. You need to know your goals and intentions for yourself before you can be clear with other people, about your boundaries, expectations, and so on. Okay, so it seems it goes beyond business etiquette. Well, it goes beyond because it is about personal development. It must start within, growing yourself first. What do you wish to hold yourself accountable for starting today?(c) Rainbow Heart Freedom Eagle, 2006
"People need to start having better business ethics if they are going to start their own businesses, or otherwise don't start one at all!" Standing Bear Thunder Heart
Get further wisdom and knowledge of Conducting Business by reading Vinh's Institute of Wisdom, by Vinh H. Le, Author of the Vinh's Institute of Wisdom, Chairman of TeamVinh International.
Valuable Read:
http://www.teamvinh.com/members/VinhsAutoBio.asp
Peak Potentials with T. Hart Eker
Rich Dad Company with Robert Kiyosaki
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=19277653&blogId=160389152
Before reading the rest of this article, please listen to our Audio. Thanks.
Hi everyone! Bear told me to write this for both our individual blogs. He told me it should be the next blogs after I was venting my frustrations to him about interactions with our mutual and separate business associates.
Fact is, 90f businesses fail in the first year. It gets worse as time progresses. What kind of business etiquette have you been experiencing for yourself doing business with other people? What kind of business etiquette have you been receiving through customer service these days?
Well, lets start off with an associate of ours that is a fast talker. If someone gets intimidated by you wanting to learn more when you ask more questions, don't you think they should be straight up with you instead feeding you more bull? This is a serious no-no in our book. When you call someone out on their lies and whatever mishaps you call them out on, they can:
1. lie to you
2. avoid you all together
3. talk shit
4. all of the above,
more than likely because they're pissed & embarrassed because he/she does not hold him/her self accountable.
This associate just found out how we really feel about him. We met him way back, long ago, when we were greener, and so he was a great starting point for us despite all the stunts he pulled with us, including on other people he knew as well. He does not take any responsibility for his failure to be honest, and failure keep his word, on several occasions that we've caught him lying and backtracking on. His chain of command is not any better. They did not do their responsibility in even returning peoples calls to keep the team together with clear, open, honest, communication. And yet I called someone else he referred me to for an entirely different matter. I had my doubts, but out of curiosity I called her anyway. She was handling the non-profits arena. Guess how she answered the phone?
What? What? Who? Who is this?
I straight told her the chain of referrals. She said something I will never forget. "I'm eating a bowl of cereal. Call me back and leave a message on my machine and I will call you back."
I left her a message stating my name, chain of referees, my number, my time zone, and my business hours. I bet you know what happened. She never called me back. When someone says they're doing business, they're in business, and if you don't conduct yourself up to certain standards, you're out of our life when it comes to business. There's more instances, but we'll keep it short, you get the point. I guess in general, the people associated with each other are alike for the most part, even if I gave it the benefit of the doubt. We like to be open minded despite our past experiences. You can also tell the geographical region of an area if they're more inclined to respect the hustle, or they hate the movers and shakers because it may be a back-assed town consciousness. Know not only who you're talking with, but they're background, and regions helps, too. Few tips that you must, ~must~ have when conducting business are simple rules, yet broken far too often than not with the majority of people in business and not in business, and you wonder why they're not as successful as they could be. It doesn't matter if you like someone or not. You don't even have to agree with them. The point is to be able to work together despite your differences if you really are serious. Not many people we've interacted with are serious about what they preach because when one little thing gets in the way, they quit. If you're serious, you will work well together even if you don't love each other. Here are a few pointers that are a must:
1. Be honest
2. Keep your word/promises
3. Keep your appointments
4. Be honest with yourself
5. Be congruent with your words
6. Be congruent with your actions
7. Be congruent with your lifestyle
My high school best friend was a stickler on me for keeping my appointments when I wasn't the person I am today. She had character. So what if people don't naturally understand your workings? Naturally, no two people are the same. If you are clear with yourself, whats important is that you understand yourself first. You need to know your goals and intentions for yourself before you can be clear with other people, about your boundaries, expectations, and so on. Okay, so it seems it goes beyond business etiquette. Well, it goes beyond because it is about personal development. It must start within, growing yourself first. What do you wish to hold yourself accountable for starting today?(c) Rainbow Heart Freedom Eagle, 2006
"People need to start having better business ethics if they are going to start their own businesses, or otherwise don't start one at all!" Standing Bear Thunder Heart
Get further wisdom and knowledge of Conducting Business by reading Vinh's Institute of Wisdom, by Vinh H. Le, Author of the Vinh's Institute of Wisdom, Chairman of TeamVinh International.
Valuable Read:
http://www.teamvinh.com/members/VinhsAutoBio.asp
Peak Potentials with T. Hart Eker
Rich Dad Company with Robert Kiyosaki
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Conquering Fear
Conquering Fear - Quantum Jumping - Week 70
http://youtu.be/-0SolE7JmEM
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Read more at: http://www.quantumjumping.com/blog/conquering-fear/
Burt explains conquering fear
http://youtu.be/-0SolE7JmEM
TheAmericanMonk
Read more at: http://www.quantumjumping.com/blog/conquering-fear/
Burt explains conquering fear
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