Welcome to my first podcast!
For the first podcast, I decided to cover arguably the most critical element of cultivating consciousness:
Acceptance…
Here it is:
3 Aspects of Acceptance to Transform Your Life!
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Resources:
You can learn more about Shinzen Young and his products at:
You can learn more about Eckhart Tolle and his products at:
(Feel free to purchase one of his products (I own Stillness Speaks, Entering the Now, etc.), or you might be able to borrow them from your local library… like I did with the audio version of A New Earth.)
And if you would like to join the Metaphysical Meetup Group in Colorado Springs:
keep smiling,
Ben
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Your voice is made for pod casting. Keep recording them and making them available!! Sexy voice! I liked this one better than the one with the woman speaking. She was speaking to a group. Yours felt more personal. I connected with you in a different way. Because I couldn’t see her body language, I couldn’t get comfortable with some of the things she said in what seemed a casual way. People in the room probably “got” her in a different way because they could see her / feel her energy in a way that didn’t come through to me. Keep talking!! More pod casts…at least one a week for 2010. You’ll get the growth you’re looking for – on your blog and in your life.
Cheryl from thatgirlisfunny´s last blog ..more habits for staying young – from the inside out: episode 003
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Ben reply on January 2nd, 2010 7:07 AM:
Thank you very much, Cheryl!
I agree… talking directly to your audience makes the most powerful podcast. I still like interviews and recorded classes, though… particularly if the information is good (Kamala and Tamo are both fountains of powerful information), even if they aren’t as personal.
And though I’m planning on focusing heavily on video in 2010…
I think a podcast every week sounds like a great idea as well.
keep smiling,
Ben
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