The difference between talking about & knowing the Truth...

[snowelijahsk8]

It seems necessary to first hear about truth, which then allows one to experience truthfulness, right?

It seems the only danger would be to hear about, then boast about knowing without having the presence of knowingness. Right?

Is it just as valuable for the faith based person to ask for subjective verification through the presence, as it is for the intellectually based person to ask through the muscle test?

[MacBubbles]

@snowelijahsk8

1) Of course. 2) The error would be to hear about a subjective experience from someone who has lived it and then act as if you understood the meaning, without having lived it yourself. I've had some of the profound inner experiences he has described in his works but not all of them though. I honestly don't understand some of the higher truths he describes, even though, they sound cool. We appreciate many truths intellectually but even more so after we've lived them ourselves.

[MacBubbles]

@snowelijahsk8

3) Both methods have worked for me, sometimes simultaneously. He teaches to do all that you can and not to necessarily rely on just one tool. Humans have a heart and a brain, so we use both tools to the best of our ability. Just recently, I found out that I saved a friend's life (from severe depression) by being able to muscle test many truths about his life that he wouldn't have known otherwise. Applying kinesiology to my own life has saved me from disaster countless times.

[snowelijahsk8]

@loisjuliacoleman

I am with you, haha, our mind just keeps asking questions, haha :) The answer came immediately and intuitively as, it is our choice whether we choose to have the "experiential subjective truth" verified to us or not. Consciousness says in 'its' books (nonlocal impersonal teacher) haha, that the process is due to intention and an intense desire to know that which is said is true or not, because until we ask GOD for verification it remains heresay.

[jobedied]

When we realize all schools of thought are total BS and then except there is no way to know anything for sure . And this suspends one in an infinite uncertainty with absolute assurance there is no certainty about anything , when at this point freedom is possible . Very few have the courage for this me included.

[dscglfr00]

This video is the current story of my life!! I feel like I "know about" so much but in actuality I really haven't subjectively experienced these truths except for when I was taking artificially induced temporary consciousness raising psychedelic drugs. Now that I am clean and sober the frustration comes forth as an unknowing-ness of these essential truths! I mean I was over seeking approval and it was my nature to be forgiving and unconditionally loving to even the most challenging of people.

[snowelijahsk8]

@dscglfr00

I have found complete and perfect verification through contemplative meditation on the truths presented. Or by sincerely asking God, "CAN ALL THIS REALLY BE TRUE?" and wait for verification through the presence.

[bucketbotable]

what this guy is saying is very correct.

[MindAsFocus]

i am enlightened as a result of watching this video

[joethepro3]

Awesome! i remember the time where i had a reality trip, the only thing that i could do was learn from the experience itself. What i learnt is to accept a walking pace in life, you see you're surroundings alot clearer than if you were 'running'. - this being my fascination with seeing my self conceptualised truth in the way things are : )

[HeyWakeUpPeople]

I LOVE YOU DR HAWKINS YOUR BRILLIANT!!

[HypnoMahastee]

Dr. Hawkins is an inspiration, and his work is really amazing and is not airy fairy, it is about truth, and that is it.

[rbiro77]

just finished reading his book: very,very wise and insightful.

[trailernash]

Can you imagine if someone like Dr Hawkins was the president of the US? I mean, what a different world we would be living in right now. Imagine a world where all the leaders are as enlightened as this human being. If only! Wow - what a thought!

[encoberta]

Hi Trailer

I vote for that. :) But you know, that's what Plato wanted: a group of sages, changing every four years, to lead the country. But in place of that, with the idea of democracy, everybody thought it was horrible what he purposed. And nobody took serious what he said: that after democracy comes oligarchy - which has happenned before our eyes. But nobody took it serous cause most people academic, philosophy students, are arrogant and think these old philo.were idiot cause believers in God

[tigonridge]

Presently the U.S. citizens, in general, are not at a bright enough level of consciousness to likely recognize great sages and leaders at the caliber of David Hawkins to vote such a person into office. But then again, such a person would have no interest in such a position; remember, they have already released the attachment to positionality. I'd like to see someone calibrated in the low 500's in office as president.

[trailerhag]

He would not want to be President.

[alexrush55]

I remember him saying something like he wouldn't take that job for all the money in the world. :)

[tytown]

Now I think this is a very pertinent and important point he's making, and I haven't heard this before. What is one to do then? Shall we stay away from high-level text until we're ready? Perhaps I should only focus on simpler spiritual material until I am at an experiential level...

[encoberta]

So much true.

Wow!

[tigonridge]

You should not have to "avoid" anything. As the famous psychic/author Sylvia Browne has said many times: "Take from it what you want and leave the rest behind."

[pug1975]

Sound very much like part of Bruce Lees Toa of Jeet Kune do,"Take what works and disregard the rest". I've used this for a lng time now.

[Funwatch2]

Dear dr. Hawkins... I have wondered why sceptics and atheists are attacking you so much about AK. It doesn't work well for me yet but in your teachings that is the only thing "controversial" and that probably because it is a new realization and the ONLY thing they can attack you on. This morning on the beach I felt the sun and it was a feeling no sceptic or atheist has ever given me...it was pure and loving like your teachings. thank you so much!

[MusclesRUS56]

@Funwatch2 it is not working because you are still skeptical of it thus below 200...Or you are asking the questions wrong...If doing it right with love in your heart it certainly works.

[MacBubbles]

@MusclesRUS56

Skeptics have to accept that many people don't have what it takes to master it. So it helps to have friends who can do it for you. Many of my friends do it professionally, and they live hundreds of miles away. Two of them have been so remarkable that they've been able to tell me truths about my life that NO ONE could've known. Both of them have even been able to determine my thoughts and feelings (in exact detail) about situations I had never discussed with them or anyone else.

[MacBubbles]

@Funwatch2

I learned that muscle testing takes lots and lots of practice and repetition. It's an acquired skill, & you have to develop a lot of respect for the technique & for what it can do. No one picks up a golf club & is as good as Tiger Woods is on their first day of golf. Every muscle test has to be approached with positive intention & an extraordinary sense of deep humility & open mindedness. I've gotten to the point in which I've fallen in love with truth because of its effectiveness.

[infinite1ness]

Thank you. You are such a true, and wonderful blessing for all. Thank you.

[Rsvohi]

Thank You, you are a Blessing to the world.

[SKPhoton]

Great video, and it came at the perfect time. Thank you, Dr. Hawkins.

[talia5678]

Thank you Dr. Hawkins,

I will be sending this to my children.

I give thanks to God for you as my teacher.

Namaste,

Lisa

[karpathos13]

If you are seeking Truth, read something by Dr. David R Hawkins.

[JimKitzmiller]

Straight to the point.