I remember a late night radio show called Coast to Coast with Art Bell as host. He often brought up something he called “the quickening”. It referred to a sort of exponential shift in our living where pressures of life, job, personal issues and technology were moving in such a way that, in order to keep up, we had to flow along with it to not be left behind. I believe this good man’s longevity is in part due to not joining in with that rat race. Living in the moment, being mindful of our blessings and pacing ourselves may be the most important spice in this meal of life.
Thank you for sharing this perspective- such a thoughtful comment! 💖Yes, I completely agree that Den’s approach to life-staying present, mindful, and not chasing the rush-has played a big role in his longevity and wisdom. It's a powerful reminder to slow down and appreciate life’s blessings! Thank you for adding this "spice" to the conversation! 🙏
I especially enjoyed the part where you both spoke about being judgemental. I've always struggled with that affliction myself. I guess it's about learning to unlearn everything we've ever learnt (our childhood).
Thank you! I think you’re absolutely right! It often comes down to peeling back the layers of conditioning and rediscovering who we are at our core. The fact that you’re reflecting on this shows incredible self-awareness. I'm also working on mastering this every day. :)
Here's a part of what is said in Wikipedia about the book you discussed(The power of positive thinking) and it doesn't surprise me at all that such people criticise it, as in essence it leaves them irrelevant: "The book was negatively reviewed by scholars and health experts, but was popular among the general public and has sold well."
There is a quantum reason why eating meat is great for our health - Fat and protein make way more cellular water (the battery of our cells) than carbs! 😊😊
@@EdenFernandez-z3v Great idea, thank you! Noted. :) Can you help me understand more re. transmutation in diet? Is it about how food is converted to cellular energy?
Den also told me he had never worn sunglasses! How wise is that! Watch this video for why sunglasses are bad for our health. ruclips.net/video/4RtK0Nt6Ih4/видео.html
I wonder if anyone else found it charming the way he jokingly said, "I may not be here next week."
me. hehe :D
I remember a late night radio show called Coast to Coast with Art Bell as host. He often brought up something he called “the quickening”. It referred to a sort of exponential shift in our living where pressures of life, job, personal issues and technology were moving in such a way that, in order to keep up, we had to flow along with it to not be left behind. I believe this good man’s longevity is in part due to not joining in with that rat race. Living in the moment, being mindful of our blessings and pacing ourselves may be the most important spice in this meal of life.
Thank you for sharing this perspective- such a thoughtful comment! 💖Yes, I completely agree that Den’s approach to life-staying present, mindful, and not chasing the rush-has played a big role in his longevity and wisdom. It's a powerful reminder to slow down and appreciate life’s blessings! Thank you for adding this "spice" to the conversation! 🙏
I have found, as Den said, that the key to not judging is to bring understanding to the other person.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Yes, it's like the old saying, put ourselves in others' shoes first, right? 💖
Great video...
@@ajiermotorbike thank you! 😊 I enjoyed making it!
I especially enjoyed the part where you both spoke about being judgemental. I've always struggled with that affliction myself. I guess it's about learning to unlearn everything we've ever learnt (our childhood).
Thank you! I think you’re absolutely right! It often comes down to peeling back the layers of conditioning and rediscovering who we are at our core. The fact that you’re reflecting on this shows incredible self-awareness. I'm also working on mastering this every day. :)
Here's a part of what is said in Wikipedia about the book you discussed(The power of positive thinking) and it doesn't surprise me at all that such people criticise it, as in essence it leaves them irrelevant:
"The book was negatively reviewed by scholars and health experts, but was popular among the general public and has sold well."
Oh wow. Thank you for sharing. That's a powerful statement!
I seem unable to reply to your comment regarding diet, but yes, it's what I meant.
Awesome! I love that topic! :) Noted too. Thank you.
There is a quantum reason why eating meat is great for our health - Fat and protein make way more cellular water (the battery of our cells) than carbs! 😊😊
Would be interested to see even a short video on this subject in the future, if possible. And the subject of transmutation in diet.
@@EdenFernandez-z3v Great idea, thank you! Noted. :) Can you help me understand more re. transmutation in diet? Is it about how food is converted to cellular energy?
Den also told me he had never worn sunglasses! How wise is that!
Watch this video for why sunglasses are bad for our health. ruclips.net/video/4RtK0Nt6Ih4/видео.html