John DemartiniGuest
Chris DoHost
The questions you ask make you conscious of what you've been unconscious of, so it helps you expand awareness.

And the method, which I've been working on for fifty-two years, is a series of very concise questions that help you discover the hidden order and the apparent chaos, the disorder.

Claude Shannon, in information th- theory, basically said that information that's missing is entropic and represents disorder.

And if you reclaim the information, you can find the hidden order in things and why things are occurring, the meaning behind it.

So it's a very series of concise questions to help navigate people from emotional distractions to poised and present, so they can be grateful for their life instead of comparing it to an unrealistic expectation that they projected.

And I'm blessed to, um, use that and develop that for many years and, um, we've helped people in all different types of situations.

I make a statement that there's nothing your mortal body can experience that your mortal soul can't love.

So it doesn't matter what you've been through, what you've gone through, what you've experienced, it's your perceptions, decisions, and actions on how to interpret it.

William James said the greatest discovery of his generation's that human beings can alter their lives by altering their perceptions and attitudes of mind.

So this is a science, a reproducible science, that I've trained probably, probably eight or nine thousand people in using and they're using it around the world to assist people in navigating through the apparent chaos so they can look at life on the way, not in the way.

The questions you ask make you conscious of what you've been unconscious of, so it helps you expand awareness.

And the method, which I've been working on for fifty-two years, is a series of very concise questions that help you discover the hidden order and the apparent chaos, the disorder.

Claude Shannon, in information th- theory, basically said that information that's missing is entropic and represents disorder.

And if you reclaim the information, you can find the hidden order in things and why things are occurring, the meaning behind it.

So it's a very series of concise questions to help navigate people from emotional distractions to poised and present, so they can be grateful for their life instead of comparing it to an unrealistic expectation that they projected.

And I'm blessed to, um, use that and develop that for many years and, um, we've helped people in all different types of situations.

I make a statement that there's nothing your mortal body can experience that your mortal soul can't love.

So it doesn't matter what you've been through, what you've gone through, what you've experienced, it's your perceptions, decisions, and actions on how to interpret it.

William James said the greatest discovery of his generation's that human beings can alter their lives by altering their perceptions and attitudes of mind.

So this is a science, a reproducible science, that I've trained probably, probably eight or nine thousand people in using and they're using it around the world to assist people in navigating through the apparent chaos so they can look at life on the way, not in the way.
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