they work or not the first of these principles came from a
vedantic scholar on the in the 10th century his name was tilopa
it's uh it's not exactly bestseller books but it's the kind of thing that
really excites me because I think of going back a thousand years or two thousand years and reading what some of
the greatest Minds had to say and how open they were to the potentiality that
each and every one of us have for greatness and this first principle says as talopa put it have a mind that is
open to everything and attached to nothing
one of the central principles of my life is that no one knows enough
to be a pessimist about anything and that each and every one of us
when we close our mind to what is possible for us or what is possible for
Humanity closes off the genius that resides and lives in each and every
one of us having an open mind doesn't necessarily mean finding fault with all of the
things that you've been taught by others it means opening yourself up to the potentiality and the possibility
that anything and everything is possible so having a mind that is open to
everything and attached to nothing really means
finding within ourselves the ability to get rid of a trait that I find so common
in contemporary in the Contemporary world do you know that most people that I meet
spend their lives looking for occasions
to be offended they actually are out there hoping that
they can find some reason to be offended and there's no shortage of reasons
they're out there everywhere the way this person dressed the what the worst person said they turn on the TV they
hear the news they're offended by this someone didn't someone used language that they didn't like someone doesn't
share the same Customs at you and people all day long in fact if you keep track tomorrow you will find
uh probably a hundred reasons that you can go around being offended
but a mind that is open to everything and attached to nothing is a mind that says I'm never looking for anything to
be offended by and that whatever anybody else out there has to say my response to that is
that's an interesting point of view I've never considered that before I remember being interviewed for a
morning television show and the woman that was interviewing me
said how does it feel to be talking to audiences where people have all of these
strange beliefs these weird things that they come to and it it it intrigues me because one of the
uh one of the things that uh that Emerson said
is in one of his very first essays he says the first thing we have to say respecting what are called new views
here in New England where we are right now is that they are not new
but the very oldest of thoughts cast into the mold of these new times
that was in 1842 he was speaking about that and this woman asked me the question she said
doesn't it offend you that there's out there's people out there and they're talking about people using crystals to
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