'Ready for Anything, 52 productivity principles for work and life' by David Allen.

"But sometimes... and not very often... sometimes we'd get glimpses of the truth.
We'd see someone across a crowded room at the prom and our heart would stop. Our thoughts about ourselves would disappear and it felt like we were in heaven. What was happening? Were we falling in love?
Maybe what really stopped at that moment wasn't the heart. What if what stopped was just all those thoughts? All those thoughts that were headed for the future or else going into the past.
What if when the truth (beauty) is glimpsed those thoughts fall away? And love is just the beauty arising out of feeling the here and now. " 

Right Now p. 172, Steve Chandler 

(The John Keats quote Steve refers to in the interview is:
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty--that is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know." 

Can you talk about planning? My coach said it is better to just turn up and let wisdom take over...

Can you speak to why it looks like there is a me that is making a choice? Is it that the brain creates a narrative that links the behavior the system took, based on what made sense/learning/belief in the moment, to an "I"?

For example, it looks like there is a "me" that either pays things on time or not. Yet I can see that the system would learn due dates, and use them, while the brain could then claim that behavior after and say "I did that".

Can you tell me your thoughts about tools such as the Enneagram and Human Design.

They seem to be quite helpful for many people but I wonder if this is another way of solidifying the ’self’ and may actually confuse the understanding I am gaining from your work?

How do I address the physical symptoms that seem to prevent me taking on this wonderful information?? For example, I can become so overwhelmed (shutdown) during a webinar I have no recall of the content. 

'I don't exist? What does that mean?' Listener question 

Work Clean, The Life Changing Power of Mise-En-Place to Organise your life, work and mind by Dan Charnas

Today's Wonder-Full Words are from Michael Neill 

When our thoughts look real, we live in a world of suffering. When they look subjective, we live in a world of choice. When they look arbitrary, we live in a world of possibility. And when we see them as illusory, we wake up inside a world of dreams.

I've been thinking about healing and I know I've heard people talk about healing also heals generational lines backwards and forwards. This makes sense in quantum physics and 'oneness' terms but not to the human mind view of linear time. Can you say more?