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  Original Air Date: 5/14/2009 11:00 PM UTC

  The Power of Imagination

  In tonight's episode, we discuss the power of imagination and how it affects the process of creation and manifestation.
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  Category: Spirituality
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  • imagination
  • spirituality
  • new age
  • new thought
  • manifestation
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• Date / Time: 5/7/2009 11:27 PM UTC

  Imagination and Creativity Show Postponed for Technical Reasons

  For those of you who tuned in to hear Dana and I talk about imagination and creativity this evening, I apologize for our absence. 1 minute before going on the air, my internet connection died and since I'm the one that has the BlogTalkRadio account, if I'm not logged in, there will be dead air.
  
  So we'll postpone the show for another time.
  
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• Date / Time: 4/21/2009 8:25 PM UTC

  No Program April 23rd

  There will be no broadcast of Living Metaphysically on April 23rd. We do plan to resume on  April 30th.
  
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• Original Air Date: 4/16/2009 11:00 PM UTC

  The Importance of Belief

  Belief is crucial for creating a different reality but it also seems to be one of the biggest stumbling blocks people have to achieving their goals. In this episode, Jason Hundley and Dana Hardy discuss the importance of belief.
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  Category: Spirituality
  • Tags:
  • spirituality
  • metaphysics
  • belief
  • miracles
  • newage
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• Date / Time: 4/14/2009 10:15 PM UTC

  Make Money by Giving Away an Ebook? Yes, This is For Real!

  There's a new Ebook I just came across that I think is going to become very popular.
  
  It's called The Ultimate Super Tip, written by Harvey Segal. If you have a product to sell or a website to promote, Harvey provides some very useful tips on getting traffic, preselling and a lot more. But what I really want you to hear about is the amazingly ingenious way Harvey has come up with for YOU to make between $10 and $37 by simply giving away his free ebook! That's right, not only is The Ultimate Super Tip free, you can earn money simply by giving it away.
  
  You can download The Ulitmate Super Tip at http://www.jhundley.com/supertips.htm   The book is free so you have nothing to lose but if you implement Harvey's strategy at the end, you could be making money in no time.
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  • make money online
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• Date / Time: 4/3/2009 3:27 AM UTC

  My Thoughts on Separation

  In our program on Twin Flames, Dana and I mentioned separation from Source/God. I feel I should give my perspective on this since I didn't really explain my position during the show. I believe that we are always connected to the Source and any sense of separation comes from a belief system that supports the idea of separteness.
  
  We have historical examples of people who lived, moment by moment, in this state of connectedness. Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, the Dalai Lama and others embody this connection with Source. Jesus even went so far as to actively speak about his connection by saying things like, "My Father and I are one." We call this connection sitori, enlightenment, awakening and various other things, depending on culture.
  
  So if it's true that being in this physical realm means experiencing a separation or disconnection from Source, how is it that we see human beings making this connection? One explanation is that they are superhuman; different than the rest of us. However, if that is true, why do we see many of the Eastern philosophies teaching that "enlightenment can occur at any time"? In Zen, for instance, they teach students to re-train their thinking through the use of parables or koans that require expanded thinking. One famous example of a Zen koan is "What is the sound of one hand clapping?"
  The purpose of such mind exercises is to free the mind from its normal patterns so that broader ideas can enter.
  
  If it is true that only special, highly evolved or Divinely appointed individuals can reconnect, what is the point in studying practices like Zen and meditation and how is it that so many seemingly regular people are able to reach this enlightenment after years of training themselves? It appears to me to be matter of mental discipline (doing away with beliefs that do not serve us and fostering ones that do) rather than Divine selection.
  
  I contend that we are never separate from Source; it only appears that way and if we can re-train our thinking so we understand that we are always connected, then all of us can experience the joy and wonder that Buddha, Krishna, Jesus, the Dalai Lama, Michael Beckwith, Ernest Holmes, Charles Fillmore, Mertyle Fillmore, Florence Scovel-Shinn and others felt.
  
  
  
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  • separation
  • metaphysics
  • new age
  • spirituality
  • separate from god
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• Date / Time: 4/3/2009 12:31 AM UTC

  No Show April 9th

  Due to a hectic schedule the week of April 9th, Living Metaphysically will not air. We will resume the program Thursday, April 16th at 7 pm EST.
  
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  Jason Hundley
  
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