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While we all chase this, we all endure it, some thrive in it – but it is only this discussion of Life and Death.

Levenson holds that all our desires (insatiable wants and needs) stem from this. It certainly held his interest after the doctor told him he had days, perhaps three months to live.

But Levenson was as some describe, an “alpha” personality – one who was driven and high-energy in their living.

So some excuse this discovery of his to be nothing more than an extension of how hard he had lived his life to that point. When deprived of all his other options, when shown that all the various engineering degrees and studies he had masters, all that information he had acquired – shown that all of this was worth nothing compared to his life being over at age 42 – some would say that he simply took all that energy and turned it within.

Of the various biographies of Lester Levenson, I still consider the most well-written to be found on Larry Crane’s site (I haven’t found a direct navigation to it, but Google gave it to me here.)

The point is that there is no point.

Huna holds that life is a dream, that when we “die”, it is simply waking to a new dream. Levenson often used that description of life and death. Your dreams are real and you live in them.

My background in Scientology also steeped me in the ideas of past lives. While these are true for some, they are un-provable to others. (Unfortunately, I found that those beliefs and their “auditing” also opened up the idea of being able to live simultaneous lives – so caveat emptor. As well, you are able to go into “past track” into earlier universes, but what happens if you “jump” into a universe which has a different concept of time, or isn’t based on time – or if you go so far backtrack that time doesn’t exist as it hasn’t been “mocked up” yet?)

All philosophies, all belief systems have holes.

None are sacrosanct -  not even what you are reading.

Because progress is personal and singular. What two people want are never identical, even in twins.

What turns one’s person crank can turn the next person right off.

Life and death can be said to be part of the same coin. (One with no edge, metaphysically speaking.)

You can hold this coin in your pocket, or the palm of your hand, or skip it across the pond, or spend it at a bar. You still have it back and, like a bad penny, keeps showing up.

Death is just a different form of Life. Pretty final, perhaps. But on the other hand, you see people “dying” for years – some jobs are called a “slow death”. And people can revive from near death (like Levenson did) and live as long after as they did before.

The deal is this: you get out of life what you put in. Live for yourself alone and you get yourself alone. Live for others and you find that your own life improves to that degree.

But regardless, there is a way to live peacefully – and this depends on your learning to deal with death as a non-event. And derive your peace in living from the quality of life you find around you.

For me, this has come directly by releasing, more than anything else I’ve tried. Even now, the various guru presentations and “life coaches” I read up on – there is a calmness which pervades everything I study. And while I pick up new tricks, I see nothing revolutionary or basic compared to what I’ve already found.

And I could have died at age 21 when I contracted cancer. But I decided I had more to do and the cancer healed. It wasn’t the many surgeries or treatments which I endured – it was my own decision to persevere.

Now I have it all. Anything I want I can now demonstrate in my life. These next few months will simply be tests of this, more that I’ll be refining these techniques so that I can teach others (or at least blog about it).

For I could sleep tonight and not wake up. Or next week, next month, or a hundred years from now.

This is not your life. Your mileage may and will vary. But try it for yourself. See if  you don’t like what you find.

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Napoleon Hill talks about the wisdom the billionaire Andrew Carnegie shared with him some hundred years ago. This discloses the secret behind his “Think and Grow Rich” and “Law of Success” – how they became bestselling self help classics. En joy.

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This is some interesting stuff – setting goals and achieving them. Of course, the smart way to do this is to set up your goals chart and release off this.

I was just reviewing some more Larry Crane Release Technique material – from his Abundance Course. Mainly because I’ve been listening to old Levenson Tapes, And I got interested into the mention of “Goals Charts”. And the story he told in there of a person having a good part on a Broadway hit and making a six-figure income – all on his Goals Charts. Lester was chewing on him a bit because he stopped using the Goals Charts after he made his goals – and of course, the whole success just apparently stopped again. Don’t know for sure, the tape was short. (update: This tape is sent to you via Stephen Seretan’s site along with his mini-series on KISS releasing.)

When I was studying Crane’s handbook which went along with those tapes, I came across a copy of that Goals Chart – which suddenly helped me put everything together. (I study haphazardly at times, instead of just sitting down and doing the course, filling out all the paperwork, etc. – I listen to tapes in random sequence while I get other stuff done.)

Anyway, how this works is to simply list your goals and then write down all the feelings you have about them as fast as they come. Then, one by one, track down those feelings to the desires and release them.

Remember, all these thoughts, feelings, and desires are just holding you back. They are all additive and you only have to let them go to get rid of them for good.

Now, you can make a Goals Chart pretty simply. Just write out the goal at the top.

Then below that a broad column on the left, and two narrow columns on the right

You write down your Now feeling about this – exactly what you are feeling about it right now.

And then trace this down to simply what desire this comes from.

Then let it go.

Doesn’t have to be anything incredibly formal.

Here’s a video I found from Sam Beatson which shows how to get this going. He’s mentioning a few other technical details, which I hope to go over at a different point.

Now Sam Beatson is a great supporter of Stephen Seretan.You can get his book “Lester and Me”.

But of course, go and check out Larry Crane’s stuff or over to Hale’s site.

And all these guys have smart ways to setting and achieving your goals, but the system is basically the same. You want to get your emotional blocks out of the way and then you’ll be able to get the intuitive inspiration on what action steps to take. I’m into researching this a bit more now and will post it as soon as I get the time.

Just wanted to get the data out to you so you could have it.

Too simple. Do your releasing and get your own freedom back.

Cheers!

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