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Someone famous has actually admitted in public to listening to Rawat's dreadful tapes - fellow Malibu resident Nick Nolte. Who knows maybe Nolte has shares in Dunrite. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20060714.QUESTIONS14/TPStory/?query=Nolte You have to approach it just like the way it would be in real life, like a revelation. It has to be like something revealed to take the platitudinous-ness out of it. If you recite it as if it comes from a book or something like that, then it doesn't resonate. But if it comes from experience, a knowledge of feeling, then you can talk about it being from the heart and you can talk about the now and the importance of each breath. So my days were spent listening to tapes of Maharaji in the morning, then looking at the script and getting into that space of where Soc would be. There really is nothing like the insight of a reformed drinker ! N |
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