June 19, 2008
( Audio Clip ) - Why Stillness Needs Movement
On June 3rd, we walked away from a mind-swirling almost 3-hour interview with mega-renegade holistic health practitioner, Paul Chek.
Before we release our anticipated The Eckhart Effect report, we want you to hear a few clips from this interview that was titled: How To Be a Free-Thinking, Radical Change-Maker And Still Succeed
Interview CLIP #1 ( more to come in a few days ):
Click the arrow button above to activate this 10-minute audio excerpt in its entirety, and you’ll hear a different, but much needed, perspective, on why the EGO and the MIND need each other.
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5 Comments on ( Audio Clip ) - Why Stillness Needs Movement »
June 19, 2008
Jeanne May @ 6:00 am:
I enjoyed this clip of the interview you guys had with Paul…. it was good to hear his attitudes about the inner world and the outer world cannot be separated. You can’t have one without the other — that’s where many problems and imbalances are created when you try to have one without the other or think one is more important than the other.
Glen @ 1:59 pm:
When Paul used Bull shit to describe something it showed he was less educated and brought him to a lower level of communication. That is my opinion. I love his work
Barry & Heather @ 8:53 pm:
Glen, let me get this straight - you love Paul’s work but think he’s not as educated as he COULD be if he didn’t use the word “bullshit” ?
Words only have the meaning we assign to them and, often, Teachers who KNOW precisely how to teach to get a point across, will indeed use a cuss word to express themselves.
And, while I’m here, let me fill you in on a little secret: the word “bullshit” is quite tame in comparison to other word that come out in the 2hr, 40-minute interview. Yep, again, perception about what words mean and how they should be used to “communicate” is half the battle when it comes to setting aside your OWN ego so you can set “let in the message.”
- Barry
June 20, 2008
Sheila @ 6:50 am:
I enjoyed the interview exert I found it stimulating and though provoking.
Glen, regarding the use of the word bullshit showing that Paul is less educated and brought him to a lower level of communication. I have some questions. Firstly less educated than whom? and secondly lower level than what? Who is measuring what is your criteria?
Open up your heart and listen to the content with an accepting and questioning mind you might find that you free yourself of the bullshit that causes you to judge the messenger
Patricia Leonaitis @ 3:55 pm:
I thoroughly enjoyed this clip. It makes you think a great deal. As far as using cuss words are concerned–there are very few people who don’t use them these days to really emphasize what they mean. My son is an engineer and very bright, but he uses curse words on occasion. I think the use of the words “bull shit” was very mild, and that is my 76y/o opinion. PL