Every time a new lecture is uploaded here, it it seems like the perfect antidote to what is currently troubling. I don't know how it's possible but I really appreciate it!
What a great tonic to modernity these lectures are. They show that the issues of today are not quite as new as mainstream media would imply... I suppose that's what's brilliant about these. They're quite a visceral grounding to the past. Which is ourselves. A great comfort.
A lot of people, such as myself, developed these psychological allergies in childhood. When we were too young to understand what was happening. I have a lifelong stomach disorder from childhood trauma. As an adult, it is now my work not to worsen the condition any further with any undue reactions to psychological stressors.
@@markanderson8711 I do eat meat, but it's fruit that helps my condition the most. Believe me, I've experimented with just about everything. The condition is called chronic functional dyspepsia and it's watermelon and cantaloupe that gives me the most relief but I also benefit a lot from papaya, ginger, and pineapple. Thank you for the suggestion, though.
@@WildAlchemicalSpirit ok yer, the eating style has helped me n mine to a great degree! Thought eyed pass it on. Sugar seems to be top ov the list for debilitate the body, followed by stress supposedly, heey all the best for your journey and well being!
An 8 oz glass of room temperature water with a teaspoon of organic apple cider vinegar and a heaping teaspoon of raw, organic honey has worked wonders for my stomach. Wheatgrass is also wonderful for the stomach and digestive system. Sending healing vibes your way! Much love and abundant blessings to you and to all! 🙏🥰🙏
@@alchemybyangela Yes, actually I do already use apple cider vinegar and raw honey, and I love it! I'm totally with you there. I haven't tried wheatgrass juice, though. I've had some in some green drinks before but I haven't just tried shots of it. I'll have to give it a go and see how it works for me. Thanks! 🙏🌿
Thank you for this lecture. Does anybody else listen to Manley's talks and think about if he saw what was going on today, How in shock would he be? His lectures are relevant now as it was back then.
Exactly! Thank you again for publishing his talks. He soothes my ruffled feathers when helping others AND your channel is a great resource for my clients as well.😊@ManlyHallSociety
History repeats itself generation after generation Manley was a part of my born again in Christianity period that's still going on. He was an old soul and wiser than his years at all stages of his career.
"Idle hands are the devil's workshop." I'd heard that as a child, too. Thank you for these amazing lectures! You are *SO* very much appreciated! Much love and abundant blessings to you and to all! 🙏🥰🙏
I was never Pollyanna but I never realized how sick this world was until deep middle age. Every sector of our societal environment is deeply corrupted.
Me too. I wish it didn’t bother me so much. I’m actually getting worse with age. I’m just shocked how little people read and learn new things. We have the internet now. There’s just no excuse to be dumb when we have the most amazing tools that give us access to so much information for us to educate ourselves with. I don’t understand it. It’s as if people don’t want to know reality.
@@a.a.m.j.que legal! Como vc acha que ele consegue sentar em uma cadeira e falar por horas, sobre temas complexos e sem pausar entre as palavras, como se tivesse lendo um prompt? Tenho uma impressão de que ele foi de alguma forma um super humano, assim como grandes nomes da história. Essa habilidade que ele carrega é inexplicável. Escutei quase todos os áudios e tenho aprendido muito com ele.
@@vitaltechgeek É simplesmente fenomenal.. eu nunca vi um homem com esse nível de sabedoria e com essa quantidade de inteligência genuína em toda a minha vida. A maioria das questões que eu, desde adolescente, brigava, questionava ou até vivenciava mas nunca entendia ele consegue elucidar de uma forma tão eloquentemente simples e concreta.. é um absurdo... e olha que eu vivi MUITA coisa.... parece que a cada aula que eu assisto um buraco em mim, um vazio que sempre quis ser preenchido por fim fica completo. Não tenho nem como descrever esse sentimento, é maravilhoso. Só é uma pena eu ter encontrado ele recentemente, tenho certeza que muuuuitos dos erros que eu cometi poderiam ter sido mitigados ou até evitados se eu já possuísse esse conhecimento esplendoroso.. Valeu 😄😄
@@vitaltechgeekyes this is what happens when a man who became a Freemason and actually took all the wisdom/esoteric teachings into account and try to apply it and break it down in lectures, but what amazes me is how at his old age at this time could recall the memories from the teachings of freemasonry.
Was called a narcissist by my sister. I try to find reasoning behind it but we just end up not talking. I'm allergic to her and her baby sister syndrome. 🤦🏻♀️
For me there is nobody quite like Manly Hall. That being said, Who do we have in modern day that comes close? Please don't say Mark Passio. (He's fine, but seems too jaded for my taste)
Just listened to Mark Passio-He may be gifted, as he put it, but saying yer way ahead of everyone else listening, well , that’ll scare away listeners lickity split! 😃 I agree with you there! Manly had a way of sharing, that was warm and welcoming! Not a lot of Ego, just Love 💕 Of course just my opinion! Aloha!
@@tarapayne4945 I've been through Theosophy (Blavatsky). I've done Rudolph Steiner. I was thinking of someone alive today so I could here analysis of the current goings on in the world. Especially Israel situation.
The problem with🐛Teachers is that they blow up out😥of proportion the😢dire👣 consequences of not🐑accepting their🐉 selfishly🤥imposed teachings, more😮drastic for those teachers who don't practice what they🐺preach🙊!
