I believe that almost any body who has a major life altering event, especially one involving a life threatening event or believed to be life threatening event, will tend to go into a spiritual mode of assessing what really is going on. I like the fact that these guys clearly express the fact that life is a big deal, & people should tune into that sooner than later. Great talk gentlemen!
"Om namah" does NOT translate to "its not about me" even "loosely" no matter what the new age gurus claim. What does it translate to? Let me explain. "Om", in the hindu tradition, is the primordial sound. Per Wikipedia, "It refers to Atman (soul, self within) and Brahman (ultimate reality, entirety of the universe, truth, divine, supreme spirit, cosmic principles, knowledge)." Almost every chant in Hinduism begins with the sound of "Om" as its the primary sound. "Namah" means "I bow to" or "I praise". "Om namah", thus means "I bow to Om" i.e. a homage/respect/salutation to the universal/primordial sound. By all means use spiritual ideas in your presentation but please, PLEASE take the time to understand what they actually mean. If you simply repeat hearsay from others, you're doing the idea, yourself and your audience an injustice.
I believe that almost any body who has a major life altering event, especially one involving a life threatening event or believed to be life threatening event, will tend to go into a spiritual mode of assessing what really is going on. I like the fact that these guys clearly express the fact that life is a big deal, & people should tune into that sooner than later. Great talk gentlemen!
Not just the Owning the not growing hair. But pretty much loving the hard to crack and transform are Best. Thank you.
"Recovering attorney," I like this guy. :)
Thanks for the insight.
how come so few people watch this...
"Om namah" does NOT translate to "its not about me" even "loosely" no matter what the new age gurus claim. What does it translate to? Let me explain.
"Om", in the hindu tradition, is the primordial sound. Per Wikipedia, "It refers to Atman (soul, self within) and Brahman (ultimate reality, entirety of the universe, truth, divine, supreme spirit, cosmic principles, knowledge)." Almost every chant in Hinduism begins with the sound of "Om" as its the primary sound.
"Namah" means "I bow to" or "I praise". "Om namah", thus means "I bow to Om" i.e. a homage/respect/salutation to the universal/primordial sound.
By all means use spiritual ideas in your presentation but please, PLEASE take the time to understand what they actually mean. If you simply repeat hearsay from others, you're doing the idea, yourself and your audience an injustice.