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Capítulo 1: The impact of lost texts

0:000 segundoThey cut out the good stuff. The juicy two sentences that tell us how to do this were edited right out of the text.

0:077 segundos1700 years 1700 years ago, these are the instructions that were edited in the council of Naa in the year 324

0:1616 segundosuh uh common era 324 AD. We know that they're there because they're being recovered in scrolls and texts. Just

0:2222 segundoslike we lost 42 books out of the Bible that would eventually become our Western canonized Christian Bible. This is part

0:3030 segundosof the um New Testament scroll that was actually found preserved in a Pete bog in Ireland when this the shovel of a

0:3939 segundosbackhoe driver turned it over and he found this very well preserved the original book of Psalms. How many of you ever heard ask and ye shall receive? You

0:4747 segundosall heard that before? I've had people say, "Man, I ask and ask and ask and I never receive, receive, receive." I've asked for a Camaro in the garage, a pile

0:5555 segundosof gold in the living room, and nothing's ever happened.

Capítulo 2: Heart health and beliefs

1:051 minuto e 5 segundosIf belief translates this invisible energy of what we feel into visible matter, then the question is why do we die? What we know right now, what is the

1:131 minuto e 13 segundosleading cause of adults over 65 years of old? It's called cardiovascular disease.

1:181 minuto e 18 segundosWhat is that? We know that the average heart beats about a 100,000 times every day. We know that our hearts pump about

1:251 minuto e 25 segundossix quarts of blood through about 12,000 miles of arteries, vessels, and capillaries every 24 hours. Our heart is a very important part of our body. Okay?

1:331 minuto e 33 segundosAs an engineer, I can tell you this.

1:361 minuto e 36 segundosWhen we create something, a space probe for example, and send it to another planet where we cannot [music] fix something on that probe, if it goes

1:441 minuto e 44 segundoswrong, the one piece that the whole mission depends on is called missionritical. And it's built to last.

1:511 minuto e 51 segundosAnd if it fails, it's got backups. And if it fails, it's got backups. Our hearts are obviously very powerful, very important parts of our bodies. In engineering terms, our hearts are missionritical.

2:012 minutos e 1 segundoDoes it make any sense that they would suddenly stop after only 70 or 100 years? something that's built so well and works so well and so efficiently.

2:102 minutos e 10 segundosDoes it make any sense to you that our hearts would suddenly stop after only 70 or 100 years? [music] You know, the the Essenes, the ancient Essenes say that we've got 900y year bodies. 900 years.

2:212 minutos e 21 segundosWhat would it be like to live 900 years?

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2:232 minutos e 23 segundosThink of all the things you could get done for 900 years. Think of what it would mean when you say, "Honey, I love you for the rest of my life." And you

2:292 minutos e 29 segundosget married for the next 800 years. Why do our hearts? When I saw these statistics, it made no sense to me whatsoever. Here's what researchers are

Capítulo 3: Unresolved hurt as a killer

2:382 minutos e 38 segundosfinding. Cardiovascular disease is a catch-all for these kinds of symptoms that result from long-term fear, frustration, anxiety, disappointment.

2:492 minutos e 49 segundosThis is what uh people like researchers Blumenthal from Duke University have found. These all fall under the category of what we call hurt. And what the

2:572 minutos e 57 segundosresearchers now are beginning to understand is that the reason that our hearts stop working after 70 to 100

3:043 minutos e 4 segundos[music] years, it appears that 70 to 100 years is about the length of time that this magnificent organ in our bodies

3:133 minutos e 13 segundos[music] can function in the presence of unresolved hurt before the hurt steals from us the very things [music]

3:223 minutos e 22 segundosthat we cherish the most, our own lives. Hurt. Is it possible that hurt kills us?

3:273 minutos e 27 segundos[music] And this is exactly what they're finding. Unresolved hurt. I'm not saying that hurt is a bad thing. I'm it's a it's a gauge. It tells us where we are

3:353 minutos e 35 segundosin the world in our belief systems because our hurts are all based upon our beliefs. Unresolved hurt is what it is

3:433 minutos e 43 segundosthey say that that takes our lives. Now the Essenes, the ancient Essenes and the Dead Sea Scrolls, they say the first 100 years are the toughest. But do you think

3:523 minutos e 52 segundosabout this? They are. Because it may be those first 100 years that is where we go through the hurt of losing all of the

4:004 minutosthings that we cherish and that we hold dear. All the things that have been familiar to us, the people, the places, the ways of life. And for many people,

4:094 minutos e 9 segundosit appears that hurt is so deep that they simply don't survive. or when someone close to them leaves the world, they simply say, "I don't want to be in

4:184 minutos e 18 segundosthis world without this person or without my family or without my friends." They say, "If you can get through those first 100, hang in there.

4:244 minutos e 24 segundosIf you can get through those first 100 years, now dear friend Norm Sheilage, he's saying that we should be on this earth at least 140 years." What I'm

Capítulo 4: Regenerating the body

4:334 minutos e 33 segundosgoing to say right now is Western science has found no good reason why our bodies should fail after 70 to 100

4:404 minutos e 40 segundosyears. What we now know is that every organ in your body and my body can reproduce the cells [music] that makes that organ, including our

4:494 minutos e 49 segundosbrains and our hearts that we used to believe couldn't do it. Every one of our organs can reproduce the cells and heal themselves. We all have stem cells.

4:564 minutos e 56 segundosYou've got stem cells in your body right now. [music] And they're waiting for you to direct them to the places [music] where they can rebuild and regenerate.

5:065 minutos e 6 segundosand they're waiting for you to send them the code of your belief, of your joy, of

5:125 minutos e 12 segundoslove so that that cell can find its place in your bone or your heart or your muscle tissue. They're already there.

5:215 minutos e 21 segundosYou don't have to have newborn infants or zygot for those stem cells. They happen there. They happen here. We all have stem cells. It's all based on what we're believing. If we're going to

5:295 minutos e 29 segundosrewrite that reality code, we've got to change our beliefs. I've got to change the way that we're programming this

5:365 minutos e 36 segundoscode. Over the last since 1986, I have spent a tremendous amount of of my life researching the beliefs of cultures

Capítulo 5: Wisdom from remote cultures

5:455 minutos e 45 segundosother than our western culture. Because as I mentioned earlier, 1700 years ago, the language that tells us precisely

5:545 minutos e 54 segundoswhat I'm sharing with you now, it was edited right out of our text. We lost 42 books out of the Bible that would

6:016 minutos e 1 segundoeventually become our western canonized Christian Bible. And some of those books that were left behind were condensed. We

6:096 minutos e 9 segundosessentially have the Reader's Digest condensed version. [music] And a lot was lost in the translation in our culture. It didn't happen in other

6:176 minutos e 17 segundoscultures. My thinking was in cultures that have been least disturbed by Western civilization.

6:226 minutos e 22 segundosThat's where we might find the essence of how we apply these principles in our lives. There's a lot of wisdom held in

6:306 minutos e 30 segundosthis part of the world. It was in this monastery where this little monk rode his bicycle 30 miles in one direction to

6:376 minutos e 37 segundosget some keys while we waited and 30 m back because I said, "Do you have a secret library?" And he said, "Yes,

6:456 minutos e 45 segundoswait right here." Because in Tibet, time means nothing. so that he could take us into this monastery and into this

6:526 minutos e 52 segundoslibrary. This threetory tall 12t wide library was put there 1500 years ago that encapsulates all the books of the

7:007 minutosBible that are in here because the Dead Sea Scroll material was was transferred into these monasteries in the first century after the crucifixion. So if

7:097 minutos e 9 segundoswe'd never found the Dead Sea Scrolls, we would have found them here in in these libraries anyway. Beautiful books.

7:147 minutos e 14 segundosWell, it was in another part of this monastery that we had the opportunity to meet [music] with these men and they

7:207 minutos e 20 segundoswere guarding another room. I asked about this room. I knew there was a mural here. I said, "Can we see this mural?" And they said, "No, it's not

7:287 minutos e 28 segundospossible. [music] There's a form of begging in Tibet when you really want something. It's not it's not a pretty sight, but it's done in all sincerity.

7:367 minutos e 36 segundosWhat you do is you bow your head. You don't even look at the person. [music] You hold your thumbs up like this and you say the words Gucci, Gucci, Gucci." So you go Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci,

7:447 minutos e 44 segundosGucci, Gucci. And you get a room full of 40 people asking the monks, "Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, if we can do this." And he knows we're sincere

Capítulo 6: The teacher's true lesson

7:527 minutos e 52 segundosbecause we've come halfway around the world, 17,000 ft above sea level. We may never be there again. And he said, "Okay." So they took us down to this

8:008 minutosroom. Can you see this wire running across the top? That is the wire that holds this curtain that covers this wall

8:098 minutos e 9 segundosso that no one can see what's behind here. And so they pulled it back just for a moment. Let us take a picture and then he says I have to cover it again.

8:168 minutos e 16 segundosBut I want to share with you what's here [music] because it is very non-ibetan-like. This is what's behind that wall. It almost looks like a

8:248 minutos e 24 segundosChristian icon [music] of Buddha with a halo around Buddha. What's so powerful?

8:298 minutos e 29 segundosThis is part of a teaching that's on this whole wall. He is teaching people of every color. There are black and brown and red and yellow and even some

8:378 minutos e 37 segundosblue people which is interesting because of the blue people you see in [music] the Hindu tradition on the walls in in India in the Hindu temples all different

8:458 minutos e 45 segundoswalks of life all traditions every one of them has a halo has the pronic aura just like Buddha [music] and this is what our little monk said this is the

8:548 minutos e 54 segundosteacher he said but the true teacher never holds back what he's teaching he will share it so you never need your

9:019 minutos e 1 segundoteacher again your teacher turns you loose and the world. He said what he has to say and you are now free to live that. You don't have to come back to a true teacher again and again and again.

9:129 minutos e 12 segundosAnd he said, "Everyone that Buddha was teaching learned to do what Buddha did." And he said, "Here, I'll show you." And I said, "So what is it that they were

9:209 minutos e 20 segundosteaching?" And what they're teaching is precisely what we're talking about now.

9:249 minutos e 24 segundosHow to communicate with his field through the power of feeling and emotion and [music] belief.

Capítulo 7: The power of non-judgment

9:319 minutos e 31 segundosThey're saying that belief in feeling.

9:349 minutos e 34 segundosWe believe something. We have a feeling about what we believe. That feeling is based in our hearts. Feeling is important. But not just any old feeling

9:429 minutos e 42 segundoswill do. There's a quality of feeling in our hearts that heals and creates in our world very precisely, very specifically.

9:519 minutos e 51 segundos[music]

9:529 minutos e 52 segundosAnd it's that quality of feeling that Amit Gwami he said we create our own reality. We do. He said, "But there's a

10:0010 minutossubtlety in the consciousness that creates it." He said, "We do not create reality in our ordinary state to like we

10:0710 minutos e 7 segundosare right now specifically, but in what he calls a non-ordinary state of consciousness that tells us this is a clue [music] as to what that state is."

10:1610 minutos e 16 segundosRoomie says out beyond the ideas of right doing and wrongdoing, he said there's a field. [music] He actually

10:2310 minutos e 23 segundoscalls the field. He says, "I'll meet you there." He said, 'There's a place where right and wrong don't exist. That's where the action is. Where is this

10:3210 minutos e 32 segundosplace? If you're not engaged in the rightness or the wrongness, where are you? What would you call that place?

10:3910 minutos e 39 segundosIt's beyond judgment and ego.

10:4110 minutos e 41 segundosNonjudgment. And this is just what the scientists now are finding out. Judgment and ego happen in our minds, in our brains. But this place of non-judgment happens right here in our heart.

10:5110 minutos e 51 segundosNonjudgment, it's heartbased. It's feeling the feelings from our hearts as if the healing has already happened and

10:5910 minutos e 59 segundosdoing it from a place that is not based in judgment. The ancient instructions for how to transcend our judgments are

Capítulo 8: Restoring missing prayers

11:0711 minutos e 7 segundosreally clear. [music] 1700 years ago, these are the instructions that were edited in the council of Naa in the year 324 uh uh

11:1711 minutos e 17 segundoscommon era 324 AD. [music] We know that they're there because they're being recovered in scrolls and texts just like this. This is part of

11:2411 minutos e 24 segundosthe um a New Testament scroll that was actually found preserved in a Pete bog in Ireland when this the shovel of a

11:3311 minutos e 33 segundosbackhoe driver turned it over and he found this very well preserved uh the original book of songs. So [music] I've got a little book. It's called Secrets

11:4211 minutos e 42 segundosof Lost Motive Prayer in five chapters that describes how to to transcend judgment and ego in this kind of

11:4911 minutos e 49 segundoscreation. What I would like to do is go into a portion of that, part of one of the edits. Here's one of those edits.

11:5511 minutos e 55 segundosHow many of you ever heard, "Ask and you shall receive?" You all heard that before? I've had people say, "Man, I ask and ask and ask, and I never receive, receive, receive." I've asked for a

12:0412 minutos e 4 segundosCamaro in the garage, a pile of gold in the living room, and nothing's ever happened. How come? Well, not that it's about gold in the Camaro, but this may give us some ideas of what's happening.

12:1512 minutos e 15 segundosWhat I'd like to do is share with you the original uh as you and I are seeing it today, the original translation and then we'll go back before the translations happened.

12:2612 minutos e 26 segundosSo when we look today, you can either look at this in the King James version of John 16:23-24.

12:3212 minutos e 32 segundosThe translation that we get today says, quote, "Whatsoever you ask the Father in my name, he'll give it to you. Hitherto have you asked nothing in my name." So it's saying that we haven't even asked.

12:4212 minutos e 42 segundosEven if you think you ask, you haven't asked. The next piece of this simply says, "Ask and you shall receive that your joy may be full." They cut out the

12:4912 minutos e 49 segundosgood stuff. The juicy two sentences that tell us how to do this were edited right out of the text 1700 years ago. This is

Capítulo 9: Ask without hidden motives

12:5812 minutos e 58 segundosum from the Aramaic, the original Aramaic. This translation comes from Neil Douglas quotes. There are other translators who have done very similar

13:0513 minutos e 5 segundoslanguages is very similar. Here's what it says. quote, "All things that you ask straightly directly from inside my name,

13:1313 minutos e 13 segundosyou'll be given. So far, you've not done this." It's right here. It looks quite a bit like the first translations. We still haven't asked is what it's saying.

13:2113 minutos e 21 segundos[music] Here's the next piece. Look at this. It says, quote, "Ask without hidden motive and be surrounded by your

13:2913 minutos e 29 segundosanswer. Be enveloped by what you desire that your gladness be full." That's the piece that was missing. What are they

13:3613 minutos e 36 segundossaying? What is the peace without hidden motive? That's where we go where we have no ego and no judgment, no attachment to the rightness or the wrongness or the outcome. Ask without hidden motive.

13:4813 minutos e 48 segundosDon't ask for to be present. Come from the place that's already there. Be is not asking. Be means it's already here.

13:5713 minutos e 57 segundosBe surrounded by the things that you're choosing. Be surrounded by your joy. Be surrounded by your healing, by the peace that's already there. Feel the feelings

14:0514 minutos e 5 segundosas if those things have already happened. Be enveloped by what you desire. Now, what physicists are telling

Capítulo 10: Embodying our reality

14:1114 minutos e 11 segundosus is this is the quality of belief that speaks to that field of energy to the divine matrix. You got to give it something to work with. If it's going to

14:1914 minutos e 19 segundosmirror back to you what you've created in your heart, you've got to give it something to mirror back. Where did we learn to feel only the things that we

14:2714 minutos e 27 segundosfear and what we don't have? Where do we learn to feel the horror of looking at the checkbook at the end of the month and seeing no mortgage money there

14:3614 minutos e 36 segundosrather than feeling the abundance of what we know is true in our lives? Where did we learn to do that? Where did we learn to stop trusting the wisdom of our

14:4514 minutos e 45 segundosbodies to heal and become so frightened that [music] we think we've got to run to someone else like a pharmaceutical

14:5214 minutos e 52 segundoscompany to heal our bodies. [music] Pharmaceutical companies, they do some good things. I'm not down on pharmaceutical companies. I'm saying I think to a large extent they've encouraged us to come to rely upon them.

15:0415 minutos e 4 segundosRemember years ago you never used to see commercials for drugs on TV. Now it's hard not to. And some of the drugs I still don't know what they do. They have

15:1115 minutos e 11 segundosthe commercials. I don't really know what they do but I know the side effects can be really bad. I think why in the world would I want this this whatever

15:1815 minutos e 18 segundosthis thing is? Because you know nose bleeds, diarrhea, vomiting. Other than that yeah ask your doctor. This is the piece that was lost out of that text.

15:2815 minutos e 28 segundosAnd if that sounds too religio