Simeon, wow. I finally listened to this interview with Peter Russell. My mind was blown. This morning, I woke up with debilitating levels of anxiety, with accompanying typical physical symptoms. This brought some peace to my ailing, battered mind. I'll be signing up for Peter's meditation course 'How to Meditate Without Even Trying' while waiting for his book on meditation to come out. I would love it if Peter could come back to the channel with a Q&A session for us.
I always love listening to people who used to be deep in science and medicine and had a breakthrough. I find their journey to be the most enlightening (to me). Based on the rational, but through reason, arriving at the only conclusion there can be.
Thank you. I'm not out of the woods today with the anxiety, but suddenly, there is a more defined path.
Such a heartwarming comment, Francoise, thank you! And thank you for choosing to support me here as well :) I would love to get Peter back on the podcast for a Q&A session; that's a wonderful idea! And, if it is of any reassurance, anxiety and melancholy are loyal companions to me as well. But for all the trouble they cause, they do prod us in the direction of healing and understanding, for which I think we can be grateful.
Simeon, wow. I finally listened to this interview with Peter Russell. My mind was blown. This morning, I woke up with debilitating levels of anxiety, with accompanying typical physical symptoms. This brought some peace to my ailing, battered mind. I'll be signing up for Peter's meditation course 'How to Meditate Without Even Trying' while waiting for his book on meditation to come out. I would love it if Peter could come back to the channel with a Q&A session for us.
I always love listening to people who used to be deep in science and medicine and had a breakthrough. I find their journey to be the most enlightening (to me). Based on the rational, but through reason, arriving at the only conclusion there can be.
Thank you. I'm not out of the woods today with the anxiety, but suddenly, there is a more defined path.
Françoise
Such a heartwarming comment, Francoise, thank you! And thank you for choosing to support me here as well :) I would love to get Peter back on the podcast for a Q&A session; that's a wonderful idea! And, if it is of any reassurance, anxiety and melancholy are loyal companions to me as well. But for all the trouble they cause, they do prod us in the direction of healing and understanding, for which I think we can be grateful.