Thứ Ba, 1 tháng 5, 2018

Youtube daily don May 1 2018

today I'm gonna review share this product

I'm gonna film first impression video

first, why I'll review this product?

there are many curly girls or boys who hate this leave in conditioner on the internet, youtube, etc

because some hair products, skin care products, and cosmetic products are rubbing alcohol

not all products tho

However, we have two kinds of alcohol

one is fatty alcohol which is good for your skin and hair

the other one is short-chain alcohol which can create dry and damage for your hair and skin

this curling cream from CANTU is rubbing alcohol but it is fatty alcohol

the alcohol is STEARYL ALCOHOL

which give a smooth, soft feeling to the hair shaft by helping the cuticle to lie on the surface of the hair

and keep safe the product

HOWEVER!!

this product is rubbing alcohol which make u hair dry and damage

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL is same as hand sanitizer

I don't mean I wanted buy this product

I was looking for shea moisture leave in conditioner that I always use

but I couldn't find it on beauty supply and wall green, anywhere then

so I bought this CANTU product without any reviews and rumor

after I bought , I checked the reviews on the internet and youtube, and there're so many haters lol

however, I've already bought so I wanna try it

let's try this

I use this conditioner same as my routine with other products

idk how this conditioner will work with others

smell is really good!

and it is really thick

really really thick and heavy

this texture is like a Panna cotta

I don't feel difference yet

really heavy

I don't know am I right

this conditioner is really thick and heavy so.......

If I do same as usual, I feel a little bit sticky

I'll be back when I finished

I'm back~~~~

I finished set my hair and completely dry with defuser same as usual

and then how do I find any difference between CANTU and Shea moisture?

with touching , and checking mirror??

ummmm honestly.....

honestly I don't find any difference lol

I don't feel my hair is dry

my curls are shining

and my curls are defined and popping as always

However, maybe my hair says

help..... we are really dry and damaged.

eve I can't see with my eyes, my hair is damaged a little bit I guess

I'm not sure tho lol

so if you keep using this products, your hair is damaged and unhealthy

maybe...

so I don't recommend this product

my recommendation is Shea moisture leave in conditioner which is made by all natural

I wanna say plz check product's table of ingredients before you buy .

Not only this CANTU product but also other products to keep your body healthy

especially you have allergy or something like that

yeah I think it is very important to keep ur body healthy

I've already uploaded my curly hair routine video

so if you have not check it , go check it!!

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Don't Recall //BSD SOUKOKU// 文学的な野良犬 AMV {Labyyy} - Duration: 1:26.

{Chuuya}: Plotting as usual?

{Dazai}: That voice...

This is great,

What a great view.

It rivals between even a masterpiece worth ten billion

Eh, Dazai?

{Chuuya}: After all, I'm your old partner

So...

What's your play?

{Dazai} You're overthinking this.

Besides, why'd you come here in the first place?

{Chuuya}: To harass you.

You toyed with me all you wanted to back then.

Fight me. Dazai.

I'll crush you along with your schemes.

{Dazai}: You spoil my plans?

You're kidding.

{Dazai}: Then,

{Dazai}: I'll kill him.

{Chuuya}: Ah, I can't stand you.

{Dazai}: I hate everything about you too.

{Dazai}: You got it, buddy.

Thanks for Watching!

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The Year of Living Dangerously 1982 - Don't you have an interview? - Duration: 3:09.

What do you do at the embassy?

Apart from socializing.

I work with Ralph.

You a spy?

You're a spook, aren't you?

If I were, I'd hardly tell you, would I?

What agency did Philippe work for?

AAP.

When did he go to Saigon?

A long time ago.

Arrogant lot, aren't they?

- Who? - The French.

I find them absolutely charming.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

My hat!

What's this?

It's green stuff.

Green stuff usually has ice, doesn't it?

Get me another at once.

Don't you have an interview?

- Let's go to the interview. - Looks better on you.

Does it? Maybe I should buy one.

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$2500 ROOT CANAL and Crown or $150 Cavity FILLING Don't make this mistake! (EP 09 The Dental Drive) - Duration: 6:38.

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Very Pity Sweetie baby hungry milk too much|Dolly mom don't care her baby too cry|Monkey Daily 704 - Duration: 11:04.

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MzVee - I don't know (Lyrics Video) - Duration: 3:34.

Lyrics Willisbeatz Aaahh MzVee y'all I go tell them say you the main guy If it be suffer we go suffer till we all die If them no like you make them go cry Cos I go show you loving all night All niiiight Ma mama warn me Ma papa warn me Sister warn me Broda warn me They say why you dey love am like this Oh I Don know oo I don knowww All night long you and I To adonko o adonko o Why you dey love am like this O I don know o I don't know All night long you and I To Adonko o Adonko Aaaa onananaaaa e Ahba Fire Stay by me day and night Give me sugar All night long you and I Be my ruler Ao baby ao baby If you dey want make I shake body Ao baby ao baby Odo yewu fawunsa b3w) meni I've been around around the world Never seen nobody like you I've been around around the world Nobody nobody like you Ma mama warn me Ma papa warn me Sister warn me Broda warn me They say why you dey love am like this Oh I Don know oo I don knowww All night long you and I To adonko o adonko o Why you dey love am like this O I don know o I don't know All night long you and I To Adonko o Adonko Aaaa onananaaaa e Hebaaa Fire Baby lay your head on my bed o When you need me Call me don't you forget o Be ma oreoo e Ma oreoo Be ma oreoo e Mr. Oreoo e Ma mama warn me Ma papa warn me Sister warn me Broda warn me They say why you dey love am like this Oh I Don know oo I don knowww All night long you and I To adonko o adonko o Why you dey love am like this O I don know o I don't know All night long you and I To Adonko o Adonko Aaaa onananaaaa e Hebaa MzVee y'all

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Nightcore - Don't You Know - Duration: 3:08.

This video includes lyrics on the screen

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Annie Leibovitz's MasterClass: You don't have their soul - Duration: 1:00.

It's offensive to me when I hear people say, oh, you really

got that person.

That's it.

Or, you have their soul.

I mean, baloney.

We're so complicated as human beings.

There's so many parts to us.

And this portrait is going to be, like,

a small piece of that person.

And I just can't get it in one photograph.

I'm thinking about Alexandra Fuller.

I have a portrait of her. She looks like Dorothea Lange's

migrant worker.

I mean, she looks so ragged.

And then there's another photograph

of her standing next to her yurt. She lives in a yurt

with her horse.

And she looks so beautiful.

And they're both her.

And I just, I ran them both.

I just, I struggled.

Which one did I want to run?

I said, oh, this is ridiculous.

I'm just going to run them both.

And it was just revelatory.

This was the first time it was really quite clear to me

you needed two pictures to tell this story.

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Why don't we use Viruses to Fight Diseases for Us? - Duration: 6:17.

In 1919 several children in a hospital in central Paris were suffering from severe dysentery,

caused by a bacterial infection of the intestines and resulting in severe diarrhoea.

However, a microbiologist, Félix d'Herelle, was ready to trial a new treatment.

Three years prior, in 1916, d'Herelle, was an unpaid, self-taught volunteer at the Pasteur

Institute and searching for a discovery to place his name in the history books alongside Pasteur himself.

He isolated bacteriophages, viruses that attack bacteria,

from the filtrates of dysentery fluids from soldiers.

He immediately speculated that his discovery could explain the recovery of patients from the disease.

And in early 1919, he had began conducting trial experiments on animals,

isolating phage from chicken faeces and successfully treating a plague of chicken typhus.

With that success he was now ready to begin human trials.

His treatment of several children at the hospital was successful

and promised to herald the beginning of a new medical revolution.

But today, few bacterial infections are treated with Phage Therapy,

instead physicians turn to antibiotics, but with the rise of superbugs resistant to many antibiotics

perhaps bacteriophages could be useful.

So then why did they fall out of use in the first place?

The short answer as to why antibiotics became preferred over Phage is one of convenience, and money.

Phage are specific, targeting only a few bacterial species

and while this can be beneficial in leaving beneficial bacterial species untouched,

a board spectrum antibiotic, wiping clean all species of bacteria can cure an infection

regardless of what specific species is the culprit;

thus allowing for presumptive treatment, prior to the identification of the pathogen.

And the new Sulfonamide antibiotics of the 1930s were easy to use by solo general practitioners,

without the access to expensive bacteriological laboratories needed for the diagnosis

and complex support necessary for effective phage therapy.

Off-the-shelf medications were simple and effective.

And naturally occurring phage, cannot be patented,

so pharmaceutical companies naturally followed the money;

rather than endeavour to isolate new phages faster than bacteria evolved resistance.

But while we can summarise that the wide-spread availability of antibiotics

after the Second World War has reduced the use of phage therapy,

the issues faced began at the moment of discovery.

Even the very nature of phage was the subject of debate.

In 1919, the same year d'Herelle first treated patients with phage,

Jules Bordet was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on immunity

based on lysis of bacteria by antibodies, not phage.

d'Herelle boldly challenged Bordet's work, and with that an academic rivalry was born.

Bordet and his protégé, Andre Gratia, responded by challenging both his conception

of phage as a virus - arguing that bacterial lysis was induced by enzyme -

and his status as discoverer, noting that Frederick Twort, a British microbiologist had observed

"transmissible glassy transformation" of bacteria, but failed to follow up on his original observations,

D'Herelle fought back as best he could, but with no formal scientific education

and lacking the standings of a Nobel Prize, he couldn't persuade the scientific community

that phage was a virus and not a self-perpetuating lytic enzyme.

Nevertheless, the medical results couldn't be ignored

and doctors across Western Europe successfully tested Phage Therapy it against a variety of diseases.

And in 1924 d'Hérelle received an honorary doctorate of the University of Leiden,

as well as the Leeuwenhoek medal, placing him alongside his idol Louis Pasteur.

But it was not until the electron microscopy was developed in Germany in 1939 that d'Herelle's

viral conception of phage would be vindicated, and even then World War II limited the distribution

of scientific literature out of Germany.

And the then known status of phage as a virus led to a marketing issue.

Scientists and the public alike were intrigued by the virus "at the edge of life",

but patients could be off put by a treatment involving a living agent.

Regardless, by this point D'Herelle had left the West, to help establish an institute

to study phage and phage therapy in the Soviet Republic of Georgia in 1934.

Without the profit requirements of capitalism, Phage therapy was widely employed in the Soviet Union

who also lacked access to the antibiotics being developed in the west.

This operation became large, employing 1200 people and producing two tons of phage each week,

mostly for use by the Soviet military.

However this resulted in another marketing issue.

In the aftermath of World War II, with the cold war governing international relations,

all things "communist" became suspect in the West.

This included Soviet Science, and phage therapy was now Soviet Science.

As Gunther Stent, one of the early bacteriophage biologists and Graduate Professor at the University

of California in Berkeley wrote as phage therapy was fading into obscurity:

"… as late as World War II, bacteriophages were said to have found employ in the medical

services of the German and Japanese armies, and even today the medical use of bacteriophages

still persists in some out-of-the-way places".

Being associated with America's enemy's, especially the out of the way places understood at the

time to be the Soviet Union, resulted in phage therapy becoming something to be quickly dismissed.

But now with the rise of superbugs interest in phage therapy is increasing.

Phage not only provide an opportunity as an alternative treatment for antibiotic resistant bacteria

but modified viruses could turn the CAS9 protein the bacteria normally uses to defend itself

againced the bacteria to make modifications to the bacteria's own genome - with CRISPR

potentially solving the problem of bacterial resistance to the phage, as well as allowing patents.

And speaking of CRISPR, my wife made a video on that the medical uses of this technique

over on her channel, Crazy Little Things, so go check it out, links in all the usual places.

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Don't Wake the Baby Challenge | That's Amazing - Duration: 8:01.

hey guys were that's amazing if you've been following our channel you

know they'll get some of the cutest little brothers they make trick shots

but you also might not know that they share a room with us so every night when

they're in bed we have to go and sneak into their room to get to them and

that's why we've made this challenge in this container are a bunch of different

challenge we have to do in their room while they're sleeping most of them are

pretty loud so if we wake them up you lose you ready back let's do it alright

let's head upstairs got to be quiet alright guys so I'm

going first which means I have to turn on the light

look that why it was too bright so now we're gonna turn on the other leg which

is not as bright as out

I have to say the Pledge of Allegiance I pledge allegiance under God indivisible with

liberty justice

I think they'll be good for that yeah it's all fix us some time later

Oh

all right they don't bank up the piano tiles oh boy I have to give only in this

is my microphone are they asking him some questions

what's your favorite TV show what is your favorite that's amazing video

gonna like turn it around

she wants to join or jump on my bed but I'm gonna do it the twist it's not just

going to be a lot better that's me for mine - 1 million likes if I can

do this

it's my turn again see what I did

guys I'd caught it this is the one that likes oh god alright if I actually do

this with that only waking up I think I deserve to subscribe alright I'll be

guys this is the last one whoever knocks

down the Jenga tower first could potentially be the loser but if it

doesn't wake them up for all winners

well good game hey guys thanks for watching thanks to Owen for being such a

good sport and mine there's still the entire video well if you guys like that

make sure to subscribe out no one's head check out some more videos right over

there this is all your friends and give this with you 20,000 likes for part two

all new stuff even crazier than this and we will see you later he's still

sleeping

you just have to do with his eyes closed

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Gear Spotlight: Don't miss a moment with Battery World ► All 4 Adventure TV - Duration: 1:33.

Oh you're joking me.

Oh no if you wouldn't want to miss a moment like that when you're out in the bush.

There is no accessible power out here when we have to run multiple fridges, boat loaders,

devices to charge, and cameras to record for days on end.

If we ran out of power in the bush, we wouldn't be able to continue making television until

the next town.

Battery World spent countless hours making sure that we were prepared for this trip and

that they installed the best gear.

But imagine that you're out on the trip of a lifetime or a family holiday,

and your fridge goes flat.

Which means all your food goes off.

Or even your camera battery dies and you miss out on capturing that perfect shot.

These are the memories that you don't want ruined.

Make sure you've got enough power when you're out in the bush.

Let Battery World set you up with everything you need from your TV remote to going remote.

Oh you're joking me.

You're kidding me.

You just pulled a red emperor out of the creek.

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Neighbor Of East Texas Religious Group Claims, 'They Don't Interact Well With The People Of The C… - Duration: 4:41.

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Seasons - Fortnite Battle Royale "Season 3 Ending" (Don't watch without "Sound") - Duration: 4:09.

The seasons come and go like thoughts of you

Like a wave returns to the sea into the blue

They change but in a cycle

that I can't lose

Each painful but delightful

to live through

You came into my life

just like another season

Not for long just a time

just like another season

Maybe this time next year you'll reappear

for unknown reason

But I'll cherish everyday till you come my

way this season

The seasons turn and change just like your mind

Like the sun gives into the moon into the

night

Time continues marching

it slowly crawls

With each new one starting

I recall

You came into my life

just like another season

Not for long just a time

just like another season

Maybe this time next year you'll reappear

for unknown reason

But I'll cherish everyday

till you come my way this season

Each time of year carries memories

Like a never fading whisper in the breeze

Oh we will keep on changing all over again

Yeah we will keep on changing

just like another

season

Don't want another day without you by my side

oh this season

You came into my life

just like another season

Not for long just a time

just like another

season

For more infomation >> Seasons - Fortnite Battle Royale "Season 3 Ending" (Don't watch without "Sound") - Duration: 4:09.

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Driver's family in fatal Medford crash: We don't know what happened - Duration: 1:47.

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Phú Nhỏ - Don't Fuxk Ft. Hoàng Highkey ( Official Music Video ) - Duration: 1:57.

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"I don't mind what happens" - Eckhart Tolle - Duration: 26:31.

and you can see somewhere on a bench in a park and you want into the mind it

looks an insignificant event the my team says sitting there because this isn't

solving my problems the Micra trying to come in it remind you of what your

problems are sometimes the old movement tries to come back in and you see that

you come back to the freedom of being free of the conditioned now you may

sometimes especially as this state begins to arise in you may be

short-lived at first before mind comes in again or as you sit there in that

state some thoughts make drift in and out and they are recognized as thoughts

perhaps labels again but you are no longer totally in it you allow it to be

you recognize it as just thought it's no longer a problem and then there's a

space again between the next thought between that thought in the next thought

and so we are talking about this right now in the context of a neutral non

problematic situation you're in a park or you're sitting at home in your

familiar room and you're sitting in the chair and you simply look around in the

state of clear innocent not labeling perception

and then something else happens you suddenly realize two dimensions one is

the objects that are appearing in your consciousness the sense objects

perception and then you sense the field of aware presence still but awake highly

awake the field of aware presence in which those sense perceptions appear

you're aware of that and that which appears in other words you're aware

conscious of awareness conscious of consciousness and that which appears in

consciousness knowing that none of that which appears in consciousness is the

essence of who you are but consciousness itself is who you are but in every form

that essence is also conceived so the other statement the seemingly

contradictory statement that everything you see is you is also true but - this

is how it works holds that they are both true none of that which appears in

consciousness is you and everything is you but the essence of you of I is the

field of a web presence and you are free you

know yourself as that then the world is not threatening anymore the world of

form nor is it that attractive anymore it's just is beautiful as it is but it

doesn't stretch a new sense of self nor does it promise to enhance your sense of

self anymore and now you can actually you can relax with the world because you

don't feel threatened by it or enhance by it because you are beyond it and this

is why funny story to illustrate this

the spiritual teacher trained Krishnamurti who taught for many many

many years once in the middle of the talk he's stopped talking and said do

you want to know what my secret is and everybody listen up

some people had already gone to sleep because they've been coming to see him

from 30 years yes that's what we've been waiting for what is your secret okay I

will tell you what my secret is and say I don't mind what happens

yes and that was his secret but now you can see I don't know how many people got

it when he said that he didn't explain as far as I know further but in the

context of this you can see the depth of what that means I don't mind what

happens because what happens is a form that arises in consciousness and when

you know yourself as consciousness it doesn't matter very much the strange

thing is you might think okay then you your attitude then towards the world

will be one of not caring anymore it sometimes happens that people who in

whom this transformed state arises suddenly they go through a period when

they don't pay attention to any of these forms anymore

they lose interest in the world of form entirely they get so drawn so identified

with the formless with being that existence becomes uninteresting because

being is unmanifested life existence is formed because the very word means eggs

means out systems it stands out as a form this happened to me also total lack

of interest for several years in anything in this world and then the

balance establishes itself it doesn't need to happen to you it tends to happen

to people who without any teaching stumble upon this

Tros within themselves seemingly accidentally it's nothing is accidental

but seemingly accidentally they stumble upon this and suddenly the unconditioned

is there fully all at once and then sometimes the world kind of becomes

totally peripheral until finally you learn to live in the world of form again

with most of you a different process happens it is a more gradual realization

not that surrender takes time but to dwell in the state of surrender as a

continuous state can take time not the surrender itself because you can only

surrender to now but what happens is that the resistance movements which is

conditioned collectively will reassert itself in waves and so you fall back

into the state of egoic identification with mind back in the state of

resistance and denial of now and then suddenly you see it and then you

re-enter so it's a gradual entering of that as so that until it becomes you

know the place where you dwell that state so so you it you don't need to

lose yourself in it because it is gradual you can learn to incorporate it

into your life not that you have to do it it happens by itself and the

misperception could arise that then don't you become careless towards the

world the things in this world and strangely the opposite is true once you

the balance is there everything that you look upon

is actually great care flows into that too when you give attention which that

attention is the unconditioned and in that movement of the unconditioned it

looks upon the conditions whether it looks upon a thought or an emotion or a

sense object external there is a gentleness a care and compassion and

love with which you perceive things and allow things that's the beauty of it you

don't misuse the world of form in the service of self you don't misuse the

form that this moment takes in the service of some mentally projected

future moment if you make this moment into a means to an end you're using it

in the service of the false sense of self that seeks to complete itself

through future and whatever comes into the now is self serving and open it's a

human being and you meet a human being and somehow you are just using that

human being because you are using the present moment is a means to an end

so anything that appears in the now becomes a means to an end if that now is

a means to an end to arrive at some future which is the egoic state so in

the going state love is not possible because in the going state you always

want something from the other person or you fear something from the other person

and what you want from the other person is sometimes called love I want you to

complete me and I want you to sign this contract

don't you dare leave me so love compassion gentleness those qualities

that are really not so much human but divine because human in the way I use

the word I'm sorry if I offend anybody human means mad in the old sense it's

been bad for a long time but these are there are divine qualities that flow

through a human being but not when the conditioned mind operates so at first

now we become free of the movement of the conditioned in simple situations

that you just allow to be not particularly challenging situations

simply sitting somewhere in a restaurant in a cafe drinking a cup of tea and an

enlarged presence arises and you simply watch see in a field of stillness that

is the arising and then the challenges come because as you know you can't go

through life for very long perhaps not even a single day without some challenge

appearing some situation that doesn't seem to go the way it should have gone

something going wrong some kind of loss

and particularly in India one can experience things don't go the way you

expect them to go this is the great lesson for many people who come here

think is easier to learn surrender here I said that last night

and this could be the reason why the great sages far greater numbers than any

other country liberated beings lived here

produced by India so that in ceded the entire world became throne the enormous

wisdom that arose here the insight into the human condition it's a miracle so

the challenges come and then the temptation is for the old reactive

pattern to flow back in so he get drawn back the moment you're faced with a

slightest challenge before you set on this part bench

beautiful occasional thoughts but you perceiving in the field of stillness and

then the first challenge comes and then either that unconditioned stillness

presence deepens or you get drawn into the old reactive pattern and the

unconditioned becomes obscured again through identification with the

conditioned the little bees back reacting fighting complaining shouting

complete whatever it does it doesn't sing the reactive pattern once a certain

level of presence which is another word are used to describe the unconditioned

consciousness that arises once a certain degree of presence has been reached what

happens is that the challenge simply intensifies presence instead of the old

reactive pattern me back so a challenge comes and it is

faced completely without resistors in a field of intense alertness that is the

movement of incredible intelligence that goes into that situation that is

challenging it is not mentally analyzed at some point my movement may come in

but it could be more likely to be an inspired thought of what is needed

unless what is needed comes in spontaneous action which also happens in

that state the challenge is faced completely in the

state of alert attention and there's the movement of the unconditioned

intelligence which the Chinese called the Dao is suddenly operating through

this form so what is now dealing with the challenge is not the limited

conditioned mind with its conditioning what is dealing with the situation is

the one universal intelligence and you will be amazed how quickly situations

resolve themselves through the simple act of giving full and complete non

interpreting non judgment non-judgmental attention clear space of course that is

only possible if they portal that is the act of surrender is open if you have

accepted unconditionally whatever this challenge is this form of

this moment so that is how greater intelligence comes in and resolves it

through then arises through you or face another

spontaneous event it seems to come from elsewhere because intelligence is

everywhere the one intelligence and it will operate beautifully so that's the

creative human beings those few you beasts who are very creative in artists

musicians composers painters sculptors some of the creative scientists or any

creative endeavor those human beings have the ability in the limited field of

their endeavor to enter that state of total looking clear unconditioned

attention and then a movement happens and the creative act begins and they

know that they are not doing it as the form it moves through them and when you

look at some of the great creations the redeeming feature of humanity its it has

enormous madness there but also some very great things the greatest of course

is the teachers of truth they're the sublime achievement of humanity's to see

beyond illusion but then come also those that created incredible steps and beauty

through some form and his music or through even through words but there's

an essence there that is beyond mind and you say how could a human being create

such sublime such a sublime work and the answer is it's the little human being

didn't create it it was that there was an opening into Universal intelligence

and so those three humans in their limited field enter that

state and it happens and in most cases those humans when they move into back

into ordinary life away from their creative field are possessed again by

the normal human unconsciousness so it's mostly with those people only in that

moment that act of creation in their particular field are able to enter that

state Einstein was able to enter that state and this is where the great

insight came that no mind could have worked out there's a leap here that

sudden insight that is not the result of thought activity it is the result of

cessation of thought activity and then suddenly the insight came so that is but

here we are going we are not attempting to become great artists although it may

happen this arises in humanity now as a continuous state of being so young your

whole life becomes a work of art even if you create nothing externally so the

challenges are extremely important that come which is again the limitations that

appears in this moment and not to turn away from it

to walk through it face it fully say yes to it and then see what happens

so that's what there is one more seeming apparent obstacle that many human beings

encounter as the new state even as the new state of consciousness arises and

that obstacle is due to the fact that collectively

humanity has created vast suffering for itself on this planet and there is

within the collect within the energy field of the planet there is a residue

of pain human the collective in the collective consciousness of humanity or

unconsciousness of humanity there is an enormous amount of human pain and every

human being has a share of accumulated human pain that they carry inside almost

something it's an energy field residue of pain from your personal life in this

lifetime children very few children don't suffer great pain after only

living a relatively mad world but more than that human pain accumulated over

thousands of years that is passed on in many ways even genetically and so if

you're not aware of that it can happen easily that you are overwhelmed taken

all the periodically by the movement of human pain in you and it can easily

obscure the arising presence the unconditioned when the pain comes

I call that the pain body that human beings carry inside and that pain body

needs to be seen for what it is it can only continue to operate in you if you

remain unconscious of it and we take it for who you are

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Don't Miss Out! - Duration: 8:13.

I wanted to talk to you guys a little bit. I had an amazing weekend with my

family and my younger brother about a year ago moved

back into States and my older brother five years moved back into state and I

love my family so much and I remember when I was chasing after my dream. I

opened a salon what I didn't know what would happen

owning my own business is how much sacrifice it would take. I I know

that's part of it and I you know I'm willing to take sacrifices and I'm

willing to do what others aren't willing to do but what I didn't realize is how

much time would be taken away that I would never be able to get back. It

makes me, it hurts because it's like I love my family so much and when my

brothers would come into town, I missed out on dinners, I missed out on time with

them because it was like, "Sorry I have to work". "Sorry, I have to work" and I know

that hurting is also you know it's a part of living.You know, we have we have

responsibilities and it sucked and I knew that if something didn't

change. Nothing was gonna change and I was going to continue to miss out on the

people and the things that meant the most to me in life. This past

weekend my one of my nephew, I have seven nephews. One of them turned 13 I actually had two

nephews turn 13 in April. I got to do the escape room with them. We got to

go to pizza, we got to go to Thunder Over Louisville, we got a birthday cake. I

gonna spend the whole weekend with them and it's just like dang it! All that

time that I missed out on their wrestling meets, on baseball games, on

just hanging out together. I can never get that time back and I know so many of

you are missing out on the people and the things that mean the most to you in

life because we have to work, right? I was self-employed

I've always been self-employed as an adult but it's just like I know a lot of

you aren't and I know that some of you that are self employed still you know home

the business business owns you right but what I found with network marketing was

the only freedom. It was not only a new set of skills that came along with it but

all the memories that I'm able to make because I am able to work from home. I am

able work for my cell phone. It's priceless and it's just crazy to

think you know I went into big debt for my salon and then it owned me and then I

paid hardly anything to start this new business. It came with so, so much freedom. So

much freedom and I just know many of you are in that same spot where you're sick

and tired of missing out on the people of the things that mean the most to you

but you're in the you're in the rat race right. You're in the cycle, you're in the

wheell going and going and going and you can't get out of it.

You can't let you, can't let time lapse where there's no income or

you cut your income because already probably too much month. At the end of

the there's too much time not the end of the check. What I'm trying to say

there's not enough money to stop doing one thing and chase out for a different

goal, right? Make a huge change and so again it comes back down to sacrifices.

I saw just a minute ago I'm willing to take sacrifices and make sacrifices

and so when I got in the network marketing, I was already working almost

70 hours a week. I had 20 to 30-minute commute to work and home from work I had

a two-year-old daughter. I was in the worst place ever mentally, physically,

spiritually. I was hurt. I was a hurt woman and I did not need to take

anything else on. I just didn't but I knew that oh my gosh

this is what

It's what I've been dreaming of and thinking about it. I didn't know what it

I knew what I want the things that I wanted I wanted the freedom. I always

tell my husband how cool it would be to be able to work from like my phone or

work from like the computer. It would be like and but I still wanted to be in the

beauty industry. I still want to make people look good and feel good and help and

serve and teach. I just didn't know exactly exactly what it was. I was gonna

do but like I would dream about a daydream about it and talk about it.

I didn't even know that network marketing because it said I actually

thought network marketing was for people who couldn't start a real

business. I was so so wrong it is it's cool and it takes work it takes

hard work. It still takes sacrifices but man it's that freedom that I want

for. This weekend spending all that time with my nephew just made

me realize how far I came in such a short amount of time and how more people

need to know that there is a better way. There is options and it may take you

being in that cycle. That cycle of the rat race you know being in the wheel

stop you know maybe you have to give up watching television.

I remember I would DDR a couple shows, 60 minutes, 20/20, Dateline

and American Idol and Survivor. I've kind of been to watch them because

they were on DDR and so when I got time after work Ruby got to bed I would watch

them and I remember when I first started this

I'm getting home from those long days I'd get Ruby to work and I would work my

business and I before I knew it my DDR had filled all the way up and I was

making another sacrifice. I was not watching television. I was building a

business that now it gives me so much freedom. There is hope!

There's hope if I can make the change you can make the change. Just do same

today for your future self. Make a change. Change your sacrifices. It's worth it.

Liz Medley.

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