I just love this guy. I am listening to him every day lately and it always rings so true. Thank you Mr. Horowitz and thank you for bringing ethics into it. The eightfold noble path is entirely true and as long as we act from that place, we’re good.
This lecture is brilliant on every level - cosmic content, historical detail, humor, and the passion with which it is delivered. It is esoterically evangelical, and I intend that as a compliment.
Mitch, luv your lecture's, thank you for your dedication & discipline to speak upon such subject material! Appreciate your due diligence in putting your heart & soul into these discussions!👌🙏
Thank you SO much - (@ around 16:00) I was blessed w/ the option to spend time working remotely during 20’-21’, I found some clarity, learned some stuff…Struggling more than ever now, being back out ‘there’…This helps
I'm new to Mitch's work. But I have listened to a lot of Neville and others as well as Seth Materials, Abraham, Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, Paramahansa Yogananda and on and on... the miracle club book has been on my recommended list on Audible for at least a month so I looked him up on youtube.. this being my first exposure to him I was kind if left a little disappointed. Thought there would be more meat to his speech, at least 50% of it was him telling the most popular Neville stories and a brief pseudo biography of Vernon Howard. The last 10% was his personal story with the Monkeys which I appreciated but overall not that impressed. While he made it a point to criticize many who, run to copywrite their material and go to great length to profit from what they are sharing and described how Neville was not that kind, I hope he doesn't just "slow play" us on RU-vid so that we pay for his books. This information is so rich and attractive that it hardly seems necessary to do that.. plus he could always imagine giving so much for free that people would want to pay for his material out of guilt! Still willing to give him another look/listen though as I am looking for a more practical and illustration of Neville's work in action.
You make a valid point Eddie. Maybe one of Mitch's other videos has more educational content rather than anecdotes. The anecdotes are cool too, but some of us are here for education. ty friends
Great talk from the heavily tattooed bad boy of literature. I heard he sometimes rides with the Hells Angels California chapter. Dangerous, savvy and streetwise. ty 4 vid.
weird guy but interesting suprisingly i think we can harmonize both dillemas of lecturing author by finding our own peace - if we feel that pushing our desire give us peace, thats ok, if we want to stay disattached to the world for a moment thats ok, our own peace is the answer
Just a musical perspective as a guitarist. I have struggled with the personal will God will dichotomy like many. When you are in the flow state of creativity I would argue that this dichotomy dissolves. You are then in harmony with divine will, while the experience is also one of your deepest inner desire manifesting in the moment of creation. I love Mitch's work because it is open and supports openness. It's true teaching to take people to a place of inquiry that is not dogmatic but pragmatic and open to the contribution and articulation of new perspectives inspired through experiential learning.
Maybe your kids thought that Vernon should leave people alone? Just joking but he did not seem to be following his own advice, yelling like that at everyone. I think I’ll satisfy my curiosity just enjoying you telling us about it Mitch. Thank you 💛☺️
I first learned of Mitch as he was the voice of several Neville Goddard books. I have a history hobby, but Mitch is a history Super Hero! I always liked his writings; however, this quote from the Miracle Club describing his personal upbringing made me a SuperFan In the words of The Notorious B.I.G., “Birthdays was the worst days.” #MetaphysicalHipHop
