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I just love how the editing team provides pictures and small info on books and important persons mentioned during the converstation. Thank you so much New Thinking Allowed. Thank you Jeffrey and Emmy.
I shall coin a phrase here and now: "The voice is the window to the soul" I don't know about anybody here, but I've always been heavily tuned into people's voices, as well as the pacing of their speech, and the energy behind their speech. How many times do you hear someone speak and you think "they need to chill out and slow down"? Henry's voice oozes confidence and serenity. A real joy to listen to in itself, and the perfect accompaniment supporting his message. I wish more people were conscious of how their speech and voice functions, and is perceived.
Such a gentleman!!! Such a nice, loving presentation👌. He obviously owns what he talks. Great questions as usual from the wife of a chef🍜😂. Many thanks for the upload it is great interview🙏 💝💐
Beautiful interview, thank you for sharing it! I think that a different way of living gave that different state of mind that led to the healing of the heart, body, mind, and finally, spirit. That was the path, beautiful journey also. Thank you! ❤ ( I do love Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, too 😊 )
Regarding Rumi words '"Your task is not to seek for love but to find the barriers that keep you from it." What is mainly hidden from us is in the first step or motive of looking we lack the guidance of or fail to remember "What you are looking for is what is looking." So opening to notice the barriers is an approach that is needed because as soon as we set about seeking love, we set out with a mind-set or framework of self as that which we presently know, or think we know of ourselves as well as what we think we know of others. This main unconscious framework or overlay on top of and patterning our essence or knowing substance subtly forms an idea of what love is and we unknowing seek that. This is fine we can't learn without this kind of mistake. Yet it can be helpful to remember that the reality of love is something that we as of yet don't really know. The reality of love will dissolve the sense of being a separate entity. Our mind and feeling senses can be healed by the energy that is the reality of love. Rumi also says: "Love comes with a knife." And he says "Love is a stranger"; for one thing this can mean, we don't yet know the reality of love and it can melt us back into the matrix of all divine possibility which we can know as simple presence without bounds that we can die/melt into and it can reveal our unknown true nature "on earth (manifest) as it already is in heaven (umanifest)". In fact if we open to the felt sense of whole body awareness as simple presence (divine matrix) and its continual flux which we know as the rise and fall of breath; it can dissolve us back into that presence/matrix that gives birth to or reveals our true nature. Pema Chodron put it this way: Relax into the basic energy prior to words or thought-forms that arises from memory with the past impressions as fixed ideas or fixed concepts. There is nothing wrong with the basic energy. See if you can just be absorbed back into this energy of oneness or Unity or the reality of the energy of love. Pema's teacher put it this way: Remain with the felt sense of the groundlessness of the present situation noting your tendency to retreat (escape) from this felt sense of groundlessness to the safe territory of conceptualization. Often when we are confronted by life's present situation, we tend to feel the rug is being pulled out from under us and we try to get away from the felt sense of that groundlessness mainly by retreating to the apparently safe territory of compulsive thinking.
Yes, my tendency is to fall into "compulsive thinking" even while commenting in words about "what is" and the question "what is going on here"? On the one hand my 'fear' or 'over concern' with being misunderstood produces compulsion and the tendency to over explain. On the other hand when I recognize this felt-sense of trying to "push the river", this very energy when felt and recognized can be good food for simple presence and breath as it flows through. Thanks be.
By the way: The great teacher J G Bennett (died 1974 ) when asked what was "original sin" responded: "Gurdjieff always said that people try to do what is too big for them and this leads to their neglecting to do what is within their power. Caught in this people end up neglecting the things that it would be possible for them to do."
Statement of Comment Etiquette for New Thinking Allowed
You are asked to be courteous at all times to all participants, and to limit your comments to the topics discussed in the videos. Your thoughtful participation is encouraged. If you post insulting comments here or promote political propaganda, conspiracy theories, or religious dogmas as if they were the absolute truth, you will have disqualified yourself and you will be permanently banned from posting on this channel. Except however, if you still want to post an aggressively rude or off-topic comment (and haven't yet been banned from posting), go visit our monolog about George Carlin at th-cam.com/video/e5MKv667TRI/w-d-xo.html. All comments will be accepted there, but not here.
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New thinking is really realizing ones self/non self then learn to navigate and perhaps help others see for themselves 💜 ?
I just love how the editing team provides pictures and small info on books and important persons mentioned during the converstation. Thank you so much New Thinking Allowed. Thank you Jeffrey and Emmy.
I know, it has spoiled me and I get frustrated when other videos don't do the same
@@peacelovejoy8786 I know. Makes looking for books so much easier heh
I shall coin a phrase here and now:
"The voice is the window to the soul"
I don't know about anybody here, but I've always been heavily tuned into people's voices, as well as the pacing of their speech, and the energy behind their speech. How many times do you hear someone speak and you think "they need to chill out and slow down"?
Henry's voice oozes confidence and serenity. A real joy to listen to in itself, and the perfect accompaniment supporting his message. I wish more people were conscious of how their speech and voice functions, and is perceived.
Yes. This is a wonderful conversation. Helpful and beautiful. Thank you Emmy and Henry.
Nothing but love ❤️❤️❤️!!!
Beautiful conversation, thanks for the sharing!
Wonderful interview. The gentleman has a calming relaxing voice which i believe arises from his spiritual practice.
Such a gentleman!!! Such a nice, loving presentation👌. He obviously owns what he talks. Great questions as usual from the wife of a chef🍜😂. Many thanks for the upload it is great interview🙏 💝💐
Good work. Thanks. 🙂
Love this :) Thank you Emmy - you're a perfect host/Co Host :)
Beautiful interview, thank you for sharing it! I think that a different way of living gave that different state of mind that led to the healing of the heart, body, mind, and finally, spirit. That was the path, beautiful journey also. Thank you! ❤ ( I do love Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, too 😊 )
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❤ Absolutely Beautiful
Regarding Rumi words '"Your task is not to seek for love but to find the barriers that keep you from it." What is mainly hidden from us is in the first step or motive of looking we lack the guidance of or fail to remember "What you are looking for is what is looking." So opening to notice the barriers is an approach that is needed because as soon as we set about seeking love, we set out with a mind-set or framework of self as that which we presently know, or think we know of ourselves as well as what we think we know of others. This main unconscious framework or overlay on top of and patterning our essence or knowing substance subtly forms an idea of what love is and we unknowing seek that. This is fine we can't learn without this kind of mistake. Yet it can be helpful to remember that the reality of love is something that we as of yet don't really know. The reality of love will dissolve the sense of being a separate entity. Our mind and feeling senses can be healed by the energy that is the reality of love. Rumi also says: "Love comes with a knife." And he says "Love is a stranger"; for one thing this can mean, we don't yet know the reality of love and it can melt us back into the matrix of all divine possibility which we can know as simple presence without bounds that we can die/melt into and it can reveal our unknown true nature "on earth (manifest) as it already is in heaven (umanifest)". In fact if we open to the felt sense of whole body awareness as simple presence (divine matrix) and its continual flux which we know as the rise and fall of breath; it can dissolve us back into that presence/matrix that gives birth to or reveals our true nature. Pema Chodron put it this way: Relax into the basic energy prior to words or thought-forms that arises from memory with the past impressions as fixed ideas or fixed concepts. There is nothing wrong with the basic energy. See if you can just be absorbed back into this energy of oneness or Unity or the reality of the energy of love. Pema's teacher put it this way: Remain with the felt sense of the groundlessness of the present situation noting your tendency to retreat (escape) from this felt sense of groundlessness to the safe territory of conceptualization. Often when we are confronted by life's present situation, we tend to feel the rug is being pulled out from under us and we try to get away from the felt sense of that groundlessness mainly by retreating to the apparently safe territory of compulsive thinking.
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I see why you mention "compulsive thinking ".
Yes, my tendency is to fall into "compulsive thinking" even while commenting in words about "what is" and the question "what is going on here"? On the one hand my 'fear' or 'over concern' with being misunderstood produces compulsion and the tendency to over explain. On the other hand when I recognize this felt-sense of trying to "push the river", this very energy when felt and recognized can be good food for simple presence and breath as it flows through. Thanks be.
By the way: The great teacher J G Bennett (died 1974 ) when asked what was "original sin" responded: "Gurdjieff always said that people try to do what is too big for them and this leads to their neglecting to do what is within their power. Caught in this people end up neglecting the things that it would be possible for them to do."
Thank you for the interview.
What happened to Jeffrey? Is he alright?
I'm fine. Emmy has been CoHost of NTA for two years now!
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