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Great video 🙏👣↗️

If you reduce the music and adopt calm music, Don't make the video too long, KEEP GOING soldier

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We are All growing in our Spiritual Understanding 🙏and with Our Father's And Jesus's Love and Protection we will Grow and Grow We are all like Children and we all advance to be more understanding and growing in maturity 💙PEACE TO ALL 💘

Awesome discussion @hariprasad

Amazing! Thank you 🙏

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Who or what sees the dream when we're asleep

The 3-Ps = Philosophy. Practice. People.

His English is so sweet and his words are fresh and realized.

This conversation is essential and so valuable! ❤ Thank you!!

Really enjoyed it… Vipin great job with leading the discussion, Rasanath thanks for sharing!

Very thoughtful. Your podcasts are so deep. I wish if you could add some key takeaways from the discussion so we can refer back regularly. Your talks requires dedication for changing ourselves and our view.

This is a great insight

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I think you desperately need to upbuild your audio quality...

KRISHNA?

Why no comments?

Good talk..Before you chase goals, become goal-less

Great conversation. Filled with sincerity and wisdom. Michael's example of reacting to criticism really hit home for me It exposes shame as a defense where honest acceptance and humility is needed

Shame is a bigger problem in the trading community than FOMO or FUD. Thank you for sharing! Please keep talking about this topic.

Great talk gentleman. If I may, at 10:30 the description of anger was an interesting one to me because I saw metaphorical parallels to fire. Anger and fire are both thoughts as destructive and are experience and manifested almost instantaneously. I think what is so scary about anger is that makes it so dangerous: it's so quick to get experienced, and sometimes we are not in control which leads us to say or do things that destroy others and ourselves in its wake. Just like fire, if not handled properly. however, on the other hand, if the fire is controlled and handled properly, it can allow us to do wonderful things like cooking, flying hot air balloons, fix things, etc. and likewise, a person can be angry about the conditions in which they live or about injustices in the world and so anger can give us the energy, the fuel to our fire so that we get up and do something.

from the notion "i'm self aware", can we also draw a small parallel to saying "i'm pretty modest/humble".

Thank you for another inspiring interview, dear Rasanath and Michael! The line "the source of shame is the ego figuring out that it doesn't live up to the true self" really hit it for me! In general, emotions seem to be the response from a mismatch between perception and reality (whatever that might be at the end of the day...). Too much for something to be discussed here...looking forward to more!

"Psychology of a villain", brilliant! Great discussion.

Amazing content!! I think you should use promosm!!! ! It’s a great way to grow your channel!!

I liked the episode especially the meditation

Lovely to see you all again and listen to your wise words!!

This seminar was just what I needed right now in the search of my real self. Thank you so much for what you are doing! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for the gift of these conversations. I love what you are doing in Upbuild!

Just the conversation that I needed to hear this morning!

This is an amazing conversation. I live to be corrected. What might I not be seeing? Been journaling as I listen. Bringing these questions in a safe environment…holding the mirror up to ourselves and acknowledging our own shame, even feeling it! A lot of gravity there… and a lot of tears! this is hard work! Also this is so tricky: The layers of the masks we carry. What do we do when we notice how much our lives are designed by masks, and we are interacting with other peoples masks? In those moments, I get scared and just want to isolate myself. But I guess the lesson is to feel the sadness and learn from it. It’s so hard.

Haribol! Will the other parts be uploaded to UA-cam as well?

Loved this discussion!

Very engaging discussion again, thank you! To me it points to never letting go of the beginner's mind in all things. I deeply appreciate the point Rasanath made when he quoted Thomas Merchant and how humility is the first to go the moment you state you are humble. I was also thinking - qualities like self-awareness, humility, need to be aspirational because such qualities are like infinity, no real destination or end in sight, they can only ever be ideals. I like how M, Montaigne journaled and wrote about what he went through physically and mentally on a daily basis. Self-awareness in his casr used and empirical recording.

Great discussion!

What a wonderful lecture/storytelling. Amazing and important lessons were given by Sacinandana Swami. Thank you the Upbuild Community for making this possible.