Step 7: The tool for happiness, love, joy, abundance.

I have found a series of videos on YouTube, which were quite interesting. Some things made sense to me, some didn’t. But everything made sense.

I have to mention that I had no understanding of what ‘meditation’ actually means. What it actually does. What are its benefits? 

Through my extensive research, I have found the founding father of this meditation – Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. He was (born in 1918 and died in 2008) an Indian guru, known for developing the Transcendental Meditation technique and for being the leader and guru of a worldwide organization that has been characterized in multiple ways including as a new religious movement and as non-religious. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Maharishi achieved fame as the guru to the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and other celebrities.

Then I said, ah wow! If The Beatles have a guru or a guru dev, then what is a guru? 

A guru is a spiritual master. Guru Dev means “divine teacher”.  A guru helps you understand the world, like a teacher in schools, but this one was teaching from the spiritual side. (I’ll highlight that I’m not talking about religion.)

I started looking at many videos about him, about his beliefs, about his teachings. You can find all of them on YouTube!

I then connected the 2 dots – what Robert was saying in his FAKE: Fake Money, Fake Teachers, Fake Assets book, – that “there are true teachers in this life, and there are fake teachers.” Right then I realized he was a TRUE TEACHER, and not a FAKE TEACHER.

Why is he a true teacher might you ask?

Because he had no political influences. He had no religious backgrounds. He wasn’t backed by any organization. He was sharing with the people, his knowledge, his discoveries about the Universe. He practiced what he preached.

He was talking about the You of life. The Soul. You.

You do not have a soul. You are a soul.

He was sharing his knowledge about how wishes become reality. How the science of Creative Intelligence helps us to sketch a map of the future. The stairs to success.

Think about this balance:

Now ask yourself:

1. What do I want the most?
2. How can I make the plan? ( to achieve my biggest desire/wish)
3. How can I build my plan?
4. How can I reach my goal/desire/wish?

=> How can I achieve what I crave?

It’s quite hard to do it right? You haven’t been trained to think this way. You had your life served to you. You didn’t have to think about it from this perspective. You were in the ‘known’ and not in the ‘unknown’.

I’ll say that it was a struggle for me. I didn’t knew how to…properly think about the future!

The next step in my goal was to research then, how should I think? (I always wanted and thought that it would be cool to start and have my own company. Be my own boss kind of life. Not to worry about the Mon-Fri 9-5 jobs. Or the 24h shifts, the graveyard shifts of life.) 

I started asking myself:

• Why have I seen Psychiatrists in movies that are being used by the (usually damaged) rich?
• Why have I seen Therapists in movies that are being used by the (usually damaged) rich?
• Why have I seen Hypnotists in movies that are being used by the (usually damaged) rich?
• Why am I not using one?
• Do I need one?
• What IS a psychiatrist?

Everyone wants to be a little bit more that what they are now. Isn’t it so?

If you have only money in your mind, maybe you are thinking of little more money.

If you have only pleasure in your mind, maybe you are thinking of little more pleasure.

Power, little more power.

Whatever it may be, everyone wants a little bit more than what they have/are right now. There’s a continuous process called desiring.

I wanted to really find the breadcrumbs to success. I wanted to find out the breadcrumbs to the source of thought.

I started researching more about the human nervous system. How does it work? What is really the thing that we carry with us everywhere? The thing that’s between our ears. Our brain. Our mind.

Enjoy life,

Ionut Furnea