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InPresence 0154: When To Let Go (Of Attachments)
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InPresence 0154: When To Let Go (Of Attachments)

Episode notes from New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove

Here Jeff looks back at the previous monologue and remarks that he is filled with the significance of the insight that “we can shift our consciousness with a single thought”. Considering that we each experience 50,000 to 70,000 thoughts a day, the potential for leveraging small shifts in awareness is tremendous. However, sometimes we are so attached that a single thought is insufficient to pull us out of a particular state. This is the problem that Jeff addresses now, referencing his experiences in 1969 as a student at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

(Recorded on August 20, 2018)

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