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I have been reading something, as many of you know I was reading something called

Bassista's yoga, which is one of the biggest projects that I've ever undertaken in my life.

I read the entire thing, took notes on it, spoke about it in the I.M. Light Conference,

and very, very pleased it's an ancient text, and I spent a lot of time reading about 10 pages a day

for about three months and just loving all of it. And then for some reason I get motivated to

pick up the life and teachings of the masters of the Far East, which is a six-volume set,

which is something that I really recommend you read again. There's some questions about the

authenticity of whether this happened or didn't happen to me, I read it as nonfiction

and treat it because it's about a expedition to the Gobi Desert and the Himalayas back in the 1890s,

where they were able to meet with some people called the masters and what these people had to teach us

and they have photographs and things of it and so on. But anyway, it's just a fascinating thing

for me. It's a six-volume thing and you can buy it and read it if you're interested

by a man named Beard Spalding. But at the end, I think it's the fifth volume. This is what it says,

and I just wanted to sort of put this out there and then perhaps get people to react to it here

today on the phone. Did you put the phone numbers out? Sure it did. 866-254-1579, toll free.

At the beginning of the show, it says something about live your full life and your full purpose

in advertising the show. It's about fulfilling Adharma that each and every one of us has

living your purpose. This is what they say on page 197 of Volume 5.

It has been clearly stated that life lived by the average individual is hypnotic. That is,

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