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The Mindset of a Millionaire: Success Magnetism Collection

"Do you know how the wealthy look at the world? Where are their priorities? What are their spending and investing habits? How do they feel about opportunity, poverty, charity, and employment? The answers just might surprise you. But acquiring the mindset of a millionaire takes more than a focus on money. In fact, to the very rich, money is a byproduct of value given. This is just one crucial piece of the entire picture, revealed here in this program. These and other fascinating topics are explored richly in The Mindset of a Millionaire collection. Beginning with the greatest personal development classic of all time, Think and Grow Rich, this audio series will take you on a journey inside the realm of the truly wealthy. Follow along as Napoleon Hill reveals the wealth secrets of the most successful people of his era—and gives you a step-by-step process for achieving the same kinds of results. If success leaves tracks—and we know it does—then this audio collection is your road map to success. Own it today, and begin your journey to the world of the wealthy. Contents Include: Shameless Strategies for Creating Million-Dollar Success by Debbie Allen Creating Multiple Streams of Income by Debbie Allen Rip-Roaring Wealth by Mark Victor Hansen How to Develop a Wealth Mentality by Sherrin Ross Ingram Achieving Greatness by Dr. Larry Iverson Success Is an Attitude by Pamela Jett The Key to Excellence by Charley Tremendous Jones Consciously Designing and Achieving Your Financial Freedom by Loral Langemeier Big Money Marketing Experts by James Malinchak Share the Wealth by Bob Proctor Finding Financial Freedom to Ensure a Fantastic Finish by Chris Widener Controlling Your Destiny by Dr. Larry Iverson Leadership Habits by Dr. Larry Iverson The Secrets to Becoming Unstoppable by Dr. Larry Iverson"

Bob Proctor, Charley Tremendous Jones, Chris Widener, Debbie Allen, James Malinchak, Larry Iverson, Loral Langemeier, Mark Victor Hansen, Pamela Jett, Sherrin Ross Ingram (Author), Various Authors (Narrator)

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Waking Up Volume 2: Over 30 Perspectives on Spiritual Awakening--What Does It Really Mean?

"A growing number of people are beginning to see things in a radically different way. In other words, more and more of us are starting to “wake up” spiritually—to discover an entirely new identity beyond the usual sense of who we think we are.   But what is spiritual awakening, really? How does it happen—and what are the consequences? Is it possible to attune to this dimension of experience at any moment?   In Waking Up, Volume 2, Sounds True publisher and founder Tami Simon speaks with seven teachers about their personal understanding of spiritual awakening—how it takes place, what changes (and what doesn’t), and how their experiences can inspire and inform our own realization.   Volume 2 Guests and Topics:   “There Is No End to How We Explore True Nature” with Hameed Ali (aka A.H. Almaas)   A.H. Almaas discusses his understanding of the subtle dimensions of the journey from awakening to realization to enlightenment, offering guidance in how we ourselves can each begin to open to these profoundly transformative experiences.   “Stopping in Our Tracks—The Turning Point of a Lifetime” with Gangaji   Gangaji speaks with Tami about spiritual awakening as “the turning point of a lifetime,” her experiences with her teacher Papaji, stopping our identification with thoughts to return to our home as our true selves, and more.   “Nothing Special” with Thomas Moore   Tami speaks with Thomas about becoming an individual in the world community, awakening as a resurrection to that which was previously “dead” in our lives, music as meditation, and more.   “Dropping the Mind into the Heart” with Cynthia Bourgeault   Tami and Cynthia discuss similarities and differences between Eastern and Western understandings of spiritual awakening, how we come to trust that we’re never alone on our path, and the art of opening to the joy of “reawakening” time and again.   “Aware of Awareness” with Peter Fenner   Tami and Peter discuss the growing interest in spiritual awakening and what it might mean over time, situations that “test” the level of our realization, Westerners’ expectations about progress on the path, and much more.   “Directness with Life” with Thomas Hübl   Tami speaks with Thomas about the unique nature of spiritual awakening for each individual, Thomas’s two primary meditative practices, and the transformation available when we access what he calls the “super-conscious dimensions.”   “Whatever Arises, Love That” with Matt Kahn   Matt speaks with Tami about some of the mystical experiences of his early years and how they led to an intuitive insight that changed everything: whatever arises, love that. Matt also explains his view that our collective consciousness is evolving at an unprecedented rate, and what this implies.   A radical shift in identity. The direct experience of unity with all things. Unexplainable joy and a blissful ease of being. These are just some of the ways in which people have described the experience of spiritual awakening. But is it the same for everyone? What if we’ve only had glimpses of “waking up?” How does the process unfold—and does it end? Join us in Waking Up for an exciting investigation of these profound questions and more."

Various Authors (Author), Various Authors (Narrator)

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Waking Up Volume 3: Over 30 Perspectives on Spiritual Awakening--What Does It Really Mean?

"A growing number of people are beginning to see things in a radically different way. In other words, more and more of us are starting to “wake up” spiritually—to discover an entirely new identity beyond the usual sense of who we think we are.   But what is spiritual awakening, really? How does it happen—and what are the consequences? Is it possible to attune to this dimension of experience at any moment?   In Waking Up, Volume 3, Sounds True publisher and founder Tami Simon speaks with seven teachers about their personal understanding of spiritual awakening—how it takes place, what changes (and what doesn’t), and how their experiences can inspire and inform our own realization.   Volume 3 Guests and Topics:   “Discovering Happiness Independent of Conditions” with Shinzen Young   Tami and Shinzen explore the experience of awakening as the realization of a radically different sense of self, and how spiritual practice can better prepare us for entering and understanding the process as it evolves and unfolds.   “Remembering” with Sera Beak   Tami speaks with Sera about awakening as the ongoing art of remembering who and what we really are, the paradox of a sense of separate self, Sera’s evolving sense of the divine presence at work in our lives, and more.   “One with the Infinite” with Michael Bernard Beckwith   Michael and Tami discuss the meaning of words like “eternal” and “forever” and the dimension they point to; the experience of satori awakening versus the more common kensho awakening; the reality of challenges in our lives; and more.   “Life Is Here: Awakening Is Not a Destination” with Jeff Foster   Jeff and Tami discuss spiritual awakening not as a destination or an achievement but as “a radical opening of the heart”—an ongoing attitude or willingness to welcome the fullness of experience that life offers us from moment to moment.   “Opening Our Whole Being to Fundamental Consciousness” with Judith Blackstone   Dr. Judith Blackstone shares her view of spiritual awakening as a whole-body experience that involves far more than just our minds—and how this realization unfolds in ever-more subtle ways as we let go of the inner constrictions and energetic “holding patterns” that once served us.   “The Neuroscience of Awakening” with Rick Hanson   Dr. Hanson shares his twofold perspective on spiritual awakening, informed by his extensive background in Buddhism and his work as a pioneering neuropsychologist.   “Saying Yes to Being Found” with Richard Rohr   Tami speaks with the Franciscan priest and prolific writer about waking up to the goodness of things, the future of Christianity and the rediscovery of a Trinitarian mystery, and how to make it easier “for God to find us.”   A radical shift in identity. The direct experience of unity with all things. Unexplainable joy and a blissful ease of being. These are just some of the ways in which people have described the experience of spiritual awakening. But is it the same for everyone? What if we’ve only had glimpses of “waking up?” How does the process unfold—and does it end? Join us in Waking Up for an exciting investigation of these profound questions and more."

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Waking Up Volume 4: Over 30 Perspectives on Spiritual Awakening--What Does It Really Mean?

"A growing number of people are beginning to see things in a radically different way. In other words, more and more of us are starting to “wake up” spiritually—to discover an entirely new identity beyond the usual sense of who we think we are. But what is spiritual awakening, really? How does it happen—and what are the consequences? Is it possible to attune to this dimension of experience at any moment? In Waking Up, Volume 4, Sounds True publisher and founder Tami Simon speaks with six teachers about their personal understanding of spiritual awakening—how it takes place, what changes (and what doesn’t), and how their experiences can inspire and inform our own realization. Volume 4 Guests and Topics: “Recognizing Your Original Face” with Ken Wilber Tami speaks with the renowned philosopher and writer about the five stages of awakening common in many traditions, discovering who and what we really are, the paradoxical experience of ultimate reality, and more. “Remembering Our True Nature as the Ground of Being” with Tsultrim Allione Lama Tsultrim Allione speaks with Tami about the Tibetan Buddhist perspective on spiritual awakening as the act of coming back home to the pure potentiality that is our true nature; the possibility of stabilizing our realization; and Tsultrim’s personal path. “The Call of Aliveness” with Mark Nepo Mark and Tami examine the question of awakening from the poet’s perspective, discussing how we can come to hold the paradox of multiple truths, the art of “following our aliveness as the career of awakening,” and making the mind the heart’s servant. “Divinized and Humanized” with David Frenette Tami and David talk about his “Charlie Brown awakening” and discovery of Christianity after Zen Buddhist practice, the deepening experience of God at the heart of the Christian contemplative tradition, personal crises and the “dark night,” and more. “Polymorphous Aliveness” with Rabbi Rami Shapiro Tami and Rabbi Rami explore the radical aliveness of what he refers to as a “polymorphously perverse” adult, and go on to examine spiritual awakening through the lens of both traditional and mystical Judaism. “Being a Light in the World” with Sandra Ingerman Sandra and Tami discuss the shamanic point of view on spiritual awakening and the importance of remembering that our bodies—and the Earth that is our home—are “holy ground.” Sandra also explores the paradox of our nature as both human and spiritual beings. A radical shift in identity. The direct experience of unity with all things. Unexplainable joy and a blissful ease of being. These are just some of the ways in which people have described the experience of spiritual awakening. But is it the same for everyone? What if we’ve only had glimpses of “waking up?” How does the process unfold—and does it end? Join us in Waking Up for an exciting investigation of these profound questions and more."

Various Authors (Author), Various Authors (Narrator)

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