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All is possible – Influencing body cells – Creating new body parts – Altering body image
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If you’re concerned about manipulation in advertising and marketing – you should be horrified about the manipulation manuals disguised as modern Women’s magazines. How much cosmetic surgery have you had? How much make up are you wearing? Do you really look like that? How to trick a man into thinking you’re a decent human being in five easy steps!

Once the consciousness truly catches hold of its own root and begins digesting and confirming its own recognition, it’s true seeing, there is no turning back.
The world, the sense of personhood, of ‘I’ and ‘other’—the whole thing collapses…You have crossed over.
You are genuinely cured of the delusion of personhood.
You come to an end of effort, separation and practice.
It’s hard to convince the world that It, the real Self, is there before practice.
How can you practice to be what you already are?
The trouble is: People don’t really know they are That.

~ Mooji
18th April, 2015

Satsang with Mooji – Quote of the Day.

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Tell Johns Hopkins University: Stop Using Animals for Medical Training

Please take a minute to ask Johns Hopkins University vice dean for education Roy C. Ziegelstein, M.D., M.A.C.P., to immediately replace the use of pigs in the school’s medical student surgery clerkship. Johns Hopkins is one of only three medical schools in the United States and Canada (out of 188 schools) continuing to use animals to teach surgical skills to students.

Dr. Ziegelstein has told the Johns Hopkins student newspaper that this animal use provides students with “an appreciation for the sanctity of life.” But students would garner a greater appreciation for life if the university would make the compassionate—and educationally superior—choice that nearly every one of its peers has made: switching to human-relevant medical simulation for surgical skills training.

We have provided text for your message to Dr. Ziegelstein, but if you decide to write your own message, please be polite and encouraging.

Please note: If you are not a U.S. resident, leave the postal code field blank in order to submit the form.

via Ask Johns Hopkins University to End the Use of Live Animals in Medical Student Training – Physicians Committee.

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Published on Apr 13, 2015

How did a young man born into a high caste in India come to free 83,000 children from slavery? Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Kailash Satyarthi offers a surprising piece of advice to anyone who wants to change the world for the better: Get angry at injustice. In this powerful talk, he shows how a lifetime of peace-making sprang from a lifetime of outrage.

via Kailash Satyarthi: How to make peace? Get angry – YouTube.

Published on Apr 12, 2015

Om Sri Moojiji ki Jai

Recorded live in Rishikesh on 18th march, 2015

Full satsang can be viewed here: http://mooji.tv/freemedia/this-fire-i…

via Poem of Rumi – YouTube.

Alas, the doomed honeybee.

Thanks to countless news articles and a spate of documentaries on the baffling disappearance of the domestic honeybee, most of us have heard about bee death, Colony Collapse Disorder and the grave prospect of extinction.

More than Honey may cover familiar territory, but this 95-minute film is generally hailed as the most comprehensive on the topic and has the distinction of being nominated for a 2013 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It doesn’t take long to figure out what sets this film apart: It is visually stunning.

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via More than Honey – Modern Farmer.