Attachment is something you hold on to for your own sake. Because you believe if you don't have the thing you're attached to, you'll have problems. You can't live without a certain person, a certain thing, or a certain place. Therefore, you are totally attached to a person, place, or thing. Yet in your mind, ego, mind, you call this love. 

Love is absolute freedom with no attachment whatsoever. Love gives, it never takes. Love is leaving everything alone, not judging anybody or anything. Allowing it to unfold in its own inimitable way this is love. 

Yet, attachment is when you're coming from ego. So you make all kinds of rules and regulations in your life, how people must behave to you as objects. They are possessed by you, and you call this love. In other words, you love somebody or something because he or she or it is doing whatever you want them to do. It's pleasing you the way you want to be pleased. So you call that love. 

You do the same in relationships. When we love someone, we say that we love them terribly when we first meet them. Then, as time passes and we get older, we wish to trade them in for a new model. This was never love, it was attachment. 

As the saying goes, "love is letting go and loving for its own sake". Attachment is never letting go because it satisfies your insecurity and therefore your need to control. 

The focus of this episode is on the use of Spiritual Mind Treatment for healing, drawing from the teachings of Ernest Holmes in his book "Living The Science of Mind". Particularly, we will explore the chapter titled "Treatment Deals with Thought".

Living in Peace meditation is a gentle, yet profound guide into a serene state of mind, cultivating a deep connection with the present moment. As you settle into a comfortable position, this meditation invites you to focus on your breath, using it as an anchor to center your awareness. With each inhale, you draw in a sense of calm and tranquility, and with each exhale, you release any tension or worry, creating space for peace to emerge. 

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This quote encapsulates the essence of the spiritual quest — the willingness to embark on a journey filled with uncertainty, challenges, and transformation. Today, we’ll explore what it means to say "yes" to your adventure and how embracing the unknown can open the doors to profound spiritual growth. Let’s dive in.

In today's episode, we are honored to have the wisdom and compassion of one of the most esteemed spiritual leaders in the world, the Dalai Lama. His message is powerful and straightforward: in a world full of challenges, we all have the ability to make it a better place. Through his teachings, he encourages us to embrace kindness, empathy, and a sense of interconnectedness with others. Let's join together as we delve into the Dalai Lama's inspiring vision for a more compassionate world and learn how we can each play a role in creating positive change on our planet.

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"Welcome to this episode, where we explore the powerful connection between our thoughts and the reality we experience. Have you ever felt stuck, wanting a change in your life but not knowing where to start? The secret might be closer than you think—right inside your own mind. Today, we'll dive into the transformative idea that by changing the way we think, we can change our entire life. From shifting perspectives to rewiring thought patterns, we’ll uncover practical steps to harness the incredible power of the mind to create the life you truly desire. Tune in, and let's start this journey of transformation together."

The significance of the present moment, commonly known as "the now," is highlighted in many fields such as psychology, philosophy, spirituality, and even neuroscience. The impact of our thoughts in the present moment is just as potent.

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