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What is wrongly perceived typically results in an Illusionary state of being, this could happen to individuals and almost always is the state of being for society as it perceives what is reality. This could be painful or a desired experience. What is true cannot be learned or unlearned, we can't acquire what we already are nor does illusions have any effect on truth. We can realize what has always been. The Ego, or the self, looks down on the natural world as it sees it as uncivilized and a threat as the intellect has not value or place when intuitively looking within where the truth could be heard. 

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How could we recognize illusions when it's all we ever seen in our human experience? We experience the absence of love of peace and yet we refuse to become aware of the true nature of spirit existing in complete peace and happiness.  Through the steady practice of stillness of the mind do we realize the truth of things beyond words. 

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The most powerful form of healing involves looking at our miss-perceived illusionary thoughts in the presence of truth. The truth of our self and our nature is 100% unaccusable to our personality, ego, self, that we think we are. In stilling, quieting the mind, where our self-talk, the ego, continuously speaks so loudly, we begin to look at our thoughts and access healing, the unlearning of what is false and that's just about everything we think to be real. A byproduct of this is undoing the pain.  

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We all have a conditioned mind set heavily influenced by our environment starting from our inner utero experiences until this present day. Oppressive and traumatizing environmental experiences typically result in a mindset of victimhood; guilt; feelings of not being enough; insecurity; shame; unloved; fear; codependency and addiction behaviors etc. This mindset fights for your attention 24 hours a day resulting in personal painful life experiences, emotions, and outcomes. We identify as the mindset, we think it's us, remember it's only a mindset. Society for the most part agrees with this mind set. This mindset, almost entirely, goes against what truth reveals to those who value and practice stillness of the mind. 

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Addiction behaviors are an attempt to make things better and find relief from pain. In this episode I look at addiction from the causation level of the mind, the nature of pain derived from a conditioned state of mind resulting from the human experience. How could we recognize peace within us when all we ever known is the non-stop chatter we all hear in our mind. We have a choice. 

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Beyond Forgiveness: 

Forgiveness is said to be one of the most powerful healing things we could do for ourselves, yet we lack a fuller understanding of how to do this at a deeper level. We could learn how to forgive in a mindful way beyond our thinking mind. Our thinking mind would rather haves keep our wounds, victimhood, and blame for others. 

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In this episode new ideas on how to approach the methamphetamine problem are provided. The World Health Organization states, "The methamphetamine problem is a trauma problem." Healing and preventative work with the young by providing internal resources based in mindfulness practices as a way of life, is needed. 

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The greatest form of healing is beyond anything humans can develop, understand or provide because the human mind's faulty belief system and rationale are so prominent, it covers up what is true. For this reason, stillness is a required state of mind to access our fundamental truth of being, a truth that has been within all of us since the beginning. Healing occurs within a shift to correct perception. 

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In this episode I take a look at trauma as it relates to addiction, effects on the body and mental functions. Next, I speak on trauma existing only as a perception making an illusionary experience within individuals and society when compared to the truth of oneness. 

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We believe our intellect, education and experience provide a great contribution to healing the mind, spiritual awakening and overall health. In one respect it does, on the conscious level to reason and question things, that's needed, and it provides good benefits, but then our conscious level of mind can only take us so far. There comes a point when we realize our thinking mind becomes THE block to our continued awakening spiritually. Our greatest educational standards backed by empirical research will explain with great detail how groups of people are generationally suffering from the effects of mass group trauma, validating the pain, breathing life into duality (the belief in separation), guilt ( guilt demands punishment), and suffering (the absence of love and peace). All of this goes counter to the peaceful truth that resides in the stillness of the mind.