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And it is the second great insight that Buddha gave us

in his very concise "Four Noble Truths".

And that is: Happiness is your natural state.

When you remove whatever makes you unhappy,

you are getting back to your natural state of being.

Not filtered through your mind, which will make it real.

Whatever circumstances are going on will make them real.

So, once you remove suffering, you're raising your vibration.

You don't need to add anything to you.

You just need to remove what you are not.

Or in Buddha's own words:

"It is in the nature of things that joy arises in a person free from remorse."

All you need to do is remove what you do not prefer.

What you are not.

What does not resonate with you.

You just need to find out about your attachments and about your resistances.

And let them go.

Once you let them go,

once you release the weights that are holding you down,

you will naturally lift your vibration.

That is kind of surprising.

But it is in the nature of things.

It's just the way it is.

It's just like the great sculptor, Michelangelo.

He created some real gorgeous sculptures, masterpieces.

Like the Pietà or David.

And someone asked him once:

"Oh, my God, Michelangelo, this is gorgeous."

"How could you create this beautiful sculpture from a piece of stone?"

And he said: "You know what, David was already in the stone."

"I just removed the extraneous stone."

I just removed what David was not.

Okay?

And by removing what David was not, there it is, David.

As we know him today.

So you don't need to ADD anything to you.

You are already perfect.

As the Eastern traditions would say.

You're already perfect.

What you need is to remove from yourself what you are not.

It's kind of like a balloon.

You know those hot-air balloons.

There is a balloon and here you're inside.

And these balloons often have some weights.

That's called ballast.

The only function of these weights is to keep you at a certain altitude.

If you want to go higher,

what you need to do is cut off one of those ballasts.

Okay?

Then you will make yourself lighter

and the balloon will go higher naturally.

You don't need anything to add to that balloon.

Only remove the ballast, the weight that you don't need.

If you want to go higher.

And that is why...

I am strongly opposed, personally, to calling this,

what we are talking about, self-help, or self-improvement.

Because self-improvement means that there is a better version of yourself.

Somewhere in the future.

And if there is a better version of me in the future,

that means that this version now is not good enough.

That immediately puts you in guilt and shame.

Because you are not good enough or you are afraid.

You're worried about what people will think of you.

Because you should be better.

Please don't do that!

Please don't do self-help and please don't do self-improvement.

What you should do is self-exploration.

Self-discovery.

Find out what you already are.

And when you find out what you already are...

The path to finding what you already are

is by removing from yourself what you are NOT.

As the great poet Rumi said:

"Your task is not to seek for love,"

"but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself"

"that you have built against it."

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💪Self Discipline VS Freedom? #SelfDiscipline 3★ #TheDay1Journey Ep. 113★ - Duration: 10:26.

hey are you too worried about all the things that you have to do

you have to go the gym you have to do this

you have to go shopping do you want to be free from

all these stuff do you want your freedom back

well in today's episode we'll keep talking about

self discipline this is the 2nd episode

of the self discipline series but what self discipline got to

do with being free from all these stuff

more about that just after the intro

welcome to the day 1 journey episode 113

chi ching episode 113 are you excited

well do you want to feel free from all these to do

things all the things we say to ourselves

I have to do that I have to do that

I have to go to the gym I have to do this shopping

I have to eat that or all these things

do you want to feel free from all this stuff

everybody likes freedom right well let's go a little bit

back in time why do we have to

do these stuff why do we have to do

these stuff didn't we make a choice

wait let's say for example we have to go to the gym

this is what we say to ourselves but back in time in the past

didn't we make a decision that we want to go to the gym

isn't there reason behind it maybe we had a goal

maybe we wanted to lose that weight maybe

we wanted to get into this shape maybe even the best shape

of our lives or maybe we had this thought about

I have to go shopping but at the end of the day

don't we want food in our house don't we want to cook today

so we can eat with the family I have to buy this present

to my friend maybe we want to make them

happy we want to make them know remind them that

we love them that we care for them so when we go

back in time we realize that there're things that

we wanted to do so do we really have to

do them or we actually want to do them

right doesn't it make sense nobody is forcing us to do that

nobody is putting a gun against our brains

and forces us to do that right so we want to do that

isn't that thought just a little bit liberating

but just before we said we want to be free from these

kinds of thoughts that I have to do something

but now we realize these are things that we

actually want to do so what's the distinction here

what do we miss because we did have the

freedom of choice right we did choose to go on this diet

we choose to go on this training routine

we did decide to all this stuff we had the freedom

so what's the distinction here what are we missing

by the way for years I didn't make this distinction

pretty powerful I'll share that with you right now

you see there're the things that we want but why do we

forget about them why did we forget about the reasons

you see cause we someimes forget to do the

distinction between what we may want right now yes

maybe that piece of cake maybe to press the snooze button

all the tempting stuff maybe even is to get

the anger too much and say the things we don't want

to say but are tempted to say these words all these temptations

that maybe are the things that we want to do right now

then what's the distinction there are the other things

the things that we want most that's the distinction

think about it there're the things that we

want to do right now right now we want to see

an extra movie than going to the gym

this maybe what we want to do right now

but what do we want most maybe to be healthy

maybe to get in the best shape of our lives

maybe to get the body that we deserve get the energy

maybe this is what we want most so what's the distinction

what's the bridge between them you forgot?

this is the self discipline series this is the distinction

self discipline at least as I see it is the bridge

self discipline is choosing between what you want right now

and what you want most does it make sense to you

choosing between what you want right now and what you

want most isn't that freedom

the freedom to choose the freedom of making a decision

isn't that power I'll put it even more simple

I decide and I do self discipline is freedom

think about it you decide and you do

you decide and you follow through you decide and you put the action

you decide and you put the action long enough you decide

and you do the things consistently maybe for months

maybe for years then you get to what you

really wanted what you wanted most

not necessarily what you wanted right now

what you want most you decide you do

you decide you do it consistently then you get to what you want

then in the future you want to do other things so again you decide

you do and this is just a matter of time until other people will see it

isn't that true freedom you decide and you make it a reality

this is at least for me what's self discipline is all about

the freedom self discipline is the freedom it is the freedom to choose

between what you want right now and what you want most

this is putting the power back into your hands isn't it

doesn't it make sense to you well in the next episode

we'll keep talking about self discipline from many other interesting angles

how can we use that for other benefits my message for you

in this episode is treat it as freedom the tool for you to get the freedom

you deserve the freedom of choice between you may want right now

and what you want most yes what you want most

so back to you back to you I have an interesting assignment for you

for the day think about something that you really want to do

compared to what you might want to do right now

think about it and just do the first step make a decision a decision

and do just the first step just the first step

and make this decision tangible so you can touch it

make a decision and just make the first step

make a decision for example that you gonna take care of your health

and go for the walk maybe a 3 min walk

take the stairs just a small decision

but put some action behind it yeah - get the power back

into your hands get the freedom you deserve

and do this of course till tomorrow and until tomorrow

until the next episode of the day 1 journey of course have

a great day a great an amazing day 1 see you tomorrow

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FINDING THE BEST SELF-TANNER FOR PALE SKIN! | Testing/Comparing Self-Tanners - Duration: 8:30.

Hey guys, it's Sher and today I'm going to be testing/comparing three different self-tanners.

I know this goes without saying, but I have next to no color like in my skin tone.

I can fake it a little bit for the camera with some bronzer.

I wish that I could tan, but I just don't tan very well and even when I do, the tans

never last if it's like a sun, like a suntan.

And beyond that, I know that the sun isn't great for your skin, so typically unless it's

a special occasion, I try to stay out of the sun, I try to wear sunscreen, I try not to

use tanning beds that often.

Not that there's anything wrong with being really pale, I just get into these phases

where I want a tan.

So I thought today for this video, I would buy three different self-tanning products

and test them all out and also do a litle bit of a comparison between them and see which

one gives the best color, which one doesn't turn me orange, which one doesn't turn me

green, don't even ask.

The three self-tanners that I'm going to be trying out and comparing today are the Jergen's

Natural Glow Lotion, the NKD SKN Gradual Glow Moisturizer, and the Loreal Paris Sublime

Bronze Self-Tanning Towelettes.

That's a lot of words.

I've used the Jergen's Natural Glow before in either middle school or high school.

Back then, it definitely turned me slightly orange, but supposedly since then they have

changed their formula.

I don't know how true that is, it's just something I've read and apparently the formula is a

lot better now and it's supposed to not make you look orange, it's supposed to look more

natural.

This is in the Fair to Medium Skin Tone range, it's a pretty popular drugstore self-tanning

product.

It's supposed to act as a daily moisturizer that slowly gives you a natural looking glowy

tan appearance.

And then after a week, you can use it as often as you want to keep up the tan.

As far as I know, you can get this at basically any drugstore, I think I bought mine at Wal-Mart

and I only paid like, $10 bucks for it, so it's definitely on the cheaper side of the

self-tanning products.

It claims to have no smell, which is a pretty common complaint that you hear about self-tanners

is that they smell like self-tanner.

The second self-tanner is the NKD SKN Gradual Glow Daily Tan Moisturizer.

This is also supposed to build a natural-looking gradual tan.

The color is supposed to develop over 4-8 hours and it can also be used daily or as

often as you want until you've reached your desired tan color.

It also claims zero smell on the back of the tube, so it says that it is for "All Skin

Types".

I'm a little skeptical about that claim because I just don't understand how someone who is

as pale as me could use this same self-tanner as someone who is a little bit darker and

get similar results because yeah, I just don't see how that works.

I bought the one that you can supposedly use on your face and body.

This I do not think is a drugstore product.

I bought mine at Ulta for $15 dollars, as a matter of fact, I've only ever seen it in

Ulta but I'm sure you can also buy it at other places but that is where I saw it so that's

where I picked it up at.

Lastly, we have the Loreal Paris Sublime Bronze Self-Tanning Towelettes, so moving away from

the lotion, I've never tried self-tanning towelettes before, I've only ever stuck with

moisturizer/lotion so I'm curious to see what results the towelettes give and if they're

any more or less streaky than I've had other lotions be.

They are single use individual wipes that supposedly give you a streak-free tan.

If these do work, I can definitely see how they would be convenient for traveling purposes.

I got these in Medium because I did not see them in Light.

Guess we'll see how that works out.

And it says the tan should develop in 2-4 hours.

I'm pretty sure you can get these at any drugstore too, I think I got mine at Walgreens or Rite-Aid.

I think I paid $9 dollars, but I'm seeing them listed as anything from $7 to $14 depending

on where you buy them from.

Now before I use any of these on my full body and make a fool of myself, my plan is to test

them all out on my arm to compare the different shades of color that they give me.

I've learned my lesson with self-tanner before and having orange hands, so I'm going to be

using gloves while applying these.

If you've ever used self-tanner and haven't washed your hands immediately afterwards,

then you know exactly what I'm talking about.

Closest to my elbow is going to be the Jergen's Natural Glow, the middle section is going

to be the NKD SKN, and the last section closest to my wrist is going to be the Loreal Towelettes.

Alright, I am back, the tans have developed, I have a new background, and it's a completely

different day!

So I let all the tanning products sink in and gave them a minute to kick in, and prepare

yourself because it is a SHOCK the difference between my actual skin and the tan skin, just

saying.

So on first glance, it might look like every single shade is orange and that is because

it is!

To be fair, no matter what, any type of tanning product is going to come off a little bit

darker on me than it would on someone with a normal complexion, who didn't look like

Casper.

This area was the Jergen's Natural Glow, this middle area was the NKD SKN, and then the

last patch was the Loreal Towelettes.

The Jergen's Natural Glow is obviously the most natural-looking one, I tried to put even

coats of these on and I tried to separate them too, as you can see.

I think the one that looks the most natural for me would either be the Jergen's Natural

Glow or the NKD SKN.

Ironically they go in a row from lightest to darkest.

To put these to another test, it's winter so I'm still wearing pants everywhere so you

wouldn't be able to see this, but I kind of want to use one of the Loreal Towelettes on

one leg and then use the NKD SKN lotion on the other leg and see what the difference

is and how it looks on a larger part of your body than just one little patch of skin on

your arm, so I think I'm going to do that and then check back in again.

Alright so it's the next day and I'm back with my unevenly tanned legs.

And you can very clearly see where I stopped putting the self-tanner on because my feet

are so white, so on my left leg, I used the towelette and then on my right leg, I used

the NKD SKN lotion, I think that color wise they look pretty even.

Not as far as streaking goes because obviously there is some streaking on both legs, but

I don't feel like either leg got darker than the other, so I would say that both products

give the same color payoff in around the same amount of time.

Something I noticed with the towelette that I really liked was that it dried really quickly

whereas the leg with the lotion on it took forever to dry.

I could actually feel it sticking to things when I would sit down and stand back up.

I'm not really surprised by the parts of my legs that are streaky because I just knew

what to expect because I've used self-tanner before.

Right around my knees, super orange and right around my ankles, super orange.

I think that I notice a little bit more streaking with the NKD SKN leg than I do with the towelette

leg, right around in this area.

But I think the towelette overall gave a more even tan which I'm kind of surprised about,

also it's a positive because like I said, I really liked how fast it dried down whereas

the lotion just kind of stays wet and sticky for a long time.

The towelettes did not smell as much like self-tanner as the lotion did, the NKD SKN

lotion smells SO strong, it smells so much like self-tanner, which I'm pretty sure on

the bottle it even said that it was scentless so that's a lie.

With the towelette, I did not really notice that, maybe a slight smell but definitely

not as strong as the NKD SKN.

Alright you guys, that is it for this video, I hope you enjoyed watching me test these

different self-tanning products out.

Unfortunately, I still have not found that perfect self-tanning product to give me a

nice healthy glow instead of a bright orange tan.

Let me know in the comments down below if you guys have tried any successful self-tanning

lotions, sprays, wipes, what other forms do they come in?

Let me know if you guys have ever tried anything that worked for you.

Unfortunately, everything that I've tried so far has been pretty orange, or green for

some reason.

Or otherwise just discolored and doesn't look good on me.

So at least it was a funny experience and if you guys have any suggestions of any self-tanning

products that I should try or if there's anything specific that you want to see me try next.

It doesn't necessarily have to be self-tanner, then let me know down in the comments.

Also, make sure you give this video a big thumbs-up if you liked watching it so I know

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Thanks so much for watching and I will see you in my next video.

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Spiritual Development & Personal Work | Self Mastery - Duration: 12:59.

Hey everyone, this is Bridget

and today we're going to be talking about personal work and how to really develop on the spiritual path in our awakening as

quickly and swiftly and

Easily as possible because there are so many freaking

modalities out there and techniques and it's like oh and it can actually become so much that it's like well

What do I focus on and how do I go about this?

So that's what I wanted to help clarify and take you through today. So firstly this

awakening this journey this path is

Really powerful and it requires work

You know and people say like you have to do the work or you have to do your "personal work"

and so I wanted to also talk a little bit about like what that actually means and how to go about it and

Where to start is that these two things are intertwined?

so this idea of the spiritual development and doing your personal work are actually

Very harmonious like they're necessary. They help each other. Okay

So that's the first place to start is that there's the spiritual development site

So this you might be thinking of as certain it's like meditation

different healing modalities of all different kinds right emotional trauma

You know past life stuff

so there's many categories in which we can work on the spiritual or the

energetic front and in these kind of safe

settings

what happens is we create certain neural pathways week a new more for genetic fields new energy fields of

balance of harmony within us so that

We can meet the personal work in our lives with grace

So this is the concept of bringing both of these things together, okay?

So on the personal work side, like how does that connect in? So the personal work is being able to

objectively

witness

Yourself, so it's really easy to just be

overwhelmed with ah

Me and my emotions and what's going on and energies outside and all this stuff and one of the things that is required in this

personal work category is to back up and

look at ourselves and to be really honest and this is actually

Incredibly caring to do it to do for ourselves

It might seem vulnerable or like scary or almost like critical

But it actually is extremely timed because when we can truly witness ourselves

then we can shift things to make things better, which is actually kind of

From a space of self-love. So in this personal work category

What we're really wanting to do is look at the things that challenge us the most

So this is kind of like looking at our shadow, you know the shadow work stuff

But it's really inviting in and witnessing those things and our everyday life

relationships career, you know triggers

Those kinds of things that are challenging and to really confront them and go into them now

When we do that that is incredibly courageous and we're going straight

straight to the heart of the challenge straight to the heart of the unhealed or the

Wounded aspects which through that through that little gateway

on the other side is this wholeness is more balanced which then

intertwines into more spiritual development

so these things are

intimately connected and necessary

And so this idea of doing say like the spiritual development work is key because it's a practice

It's like, you know basketball practice that's versus worth the game to me. It's like basketball practice, right?

You have to practice you to practice you practice and then when you meet the game

Which is this situation their circumstance your life that is super triggering

you can meet it with all this practice and execute with more grace or neutrality or

with deeper understanding of yourself or the Scituate or the other person which then brings it into healing and

Balance to then become more whole. So if you miss that key point the key point is that

in going towards and confronting those things in your life that are the most challenging and triggering and

executing them and going into them with courage with the tools of spiritual development is the fastest way to

Awakening is the fastest way to the next level of your growth and

This is this is huge because again, we can just kind of spin our wheels

Doing particular modalities or in finding certain information

But like you can go around that merry-go-round for like 5 10 15 20 years and and miss this thing right here

That's super

up

That can lead to so much growth. This is like the glacier

Hole analogy where it's like once you can like identify that surface piece and really go into it

there's just this whole treasure chest of more of you that you can bring into wholeness which is just

Quickly accelerating, okay

this is the fastest way and so as you've probably seen in some of my other videos that I talked about like I

Dive into these things that are my maybe my challenges or I'm constantly pushing my edge

So it might not be something also that is, you know, triggering or up or something like that

We can also get complacent right or just kind of comfortable in our routine or certain

Paradigms or certain ways of being expressing ourselves

And so pushing our edge is another great way on this

Personal work side to then see what is on the other side of that and when you do this, by the way, this builds confidence

As you push say like an edge for me. For instance. I constantly so in every category of my life every year I

put things

It's like throwing your hat over the fence then go ahead and eat then you have to go get it

I I put those things out there to push my edge to grow

so once you have kind of

Addressed a lot of the things that you don't want to address and you've worked through them with the tools of the spirituality

Then you can start actually pushing it to go farther

right

You push the edge which then builds this

Resilience and it can also bring up new stuff to look at to then integrate and develop

So this is one of the fastest ways to really do our work and when we do our work we become

healthy happy whole humans for ourselves and for others

so it's really wonderful and why it's called work is because

Sometimes it isn't fun, right, you know, like in that process. It doesn't feel necessarily fun

and that's one of the things that we we have to you know, redefine is that actually

You know

challenge is

interesting and exciting

So for me like new experiences and pushing my edge or like confronting that is actually

Really exciting and fulfilling and I really like it

but we have to get to that point where we can define it that way so that we can

pursue it and the thing is is once you've had some successes of this and you've followed through and

on the other side say that person in that relationship actually listened to you or you came to

Resolution you close certain like loops or changed your life in certain ways

It feels so good that you actually want to do more of it

and so then you move more into the unknown in the mystery with this new level of

Again, like confidence and understanding which is super helpful

It's also called work because we have to work at it and I guess like a better word that they've that we've developed

You know and the spiritual category is practice right is you're you're in its constant practice and then on the work side?

It's like a constant you're working at it and it doesn't mean that it has to be drudgery

but it's just the idea that it never ends and so once we actually

Acknowledge that and just go forward in that sense of starting to in the journey

And make our own lives kind of like this epic saga TV show but never heavens

You know that you want to binge watch yourself and your own development. I think that's really what we're striving for

so as far as like the personal work and

The spiritual development categories. There's so many different pieces to it, right?

There's the mind there's the body there's the spirit. There's the emotions

There's any kind of traumas that have gone on with that for us individually

And then also there's all these collective energies to that if you're empathic you might take on and move through

There's the ancestral pieces. There's past life pieces again. There's the collective healing pieces

and any

birth trauma

early childhood

Teenage or adulthood trauma? So there's a lot of those are some

Actually, just some of the categories that we have that we can look at right it's like okay

Let me look at ancestral really

Let me look at my early childhood and her child stuff

right

So you can kind of look through these particular lenses because I think that's another really good step as well

Because it can get so so overwhelming it's like, okay. Well, let me just dive in to the ancestral stuff for a while

Knowing that I want to also get out of it and complete it because I can see that a lot of people like stay in

the soup for a really long time and it's like no I'm going in with the intention of

healing and bringing wholeness and then I'm completing it and coming back to Center and then pursuing this next level of

Development and looking at ourselves. So it's really important to do that, too

So you can start with certain

Categories and then pursue those work through those and then move on to another one and then it's very important

Well, do you know this because those are more like the spiritual energetic practices, but there's you know, then beliefs

Expressing yourself like fully living your having positive

relationships, you know

Like all those kinds of categories and then the health of the body

So which is more unlike this a personal work personal development side of things

Which is a whole other category and sometimes we miss we we don't we don't blend those two

That's why I started with that is we stay kind of over here on the spiritual development category?

but we might not go into that personal work category where people stay in the personal work category, but they don't look at maybe the

Energetic stuff going on which can be very very helpful to

Complimenting to each other to helping each other

So when you're doing this over here, you can take it over to the person when you're doing this over here

You can take it to the spiritual development and that's really important and in a way

I guess you can kind of think about it is like the development of the mind and the will and the personal development category

Personal work category and then the spiritual development. It's like the heart and the energy right, but we need both

it's very important to have both to fully be a holistic being so this is

Just a little bit just a little snapshot of ways that you can accelerate

Your spiritual development as well as your personal work and getting a little bit more understanding of what?

Doing your work is what doing your personal work is because it's pretty much fully going down

every one of these lines every one of these paths of

Any level of triggering and imbalance of life to come back to wholeness?

Which is a lot and it's a journey and never ends. But translating it into something fun is very very helpful

so

I hope that this has been helpful for you comment below to let me know what your best personal work and spiritual development tips are

so that we can

Understand them together so that we can see how each other do it

And I think that that's the most important thing is like well what's right for you, you know

So we don't have to kind of reinvent the wheel and do stuff for a long time. We can just

Expedite the whole thing, right? So I hope you've enjoyed this

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Thanks so much for watching and doing work helps everyone

Thanks

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Alison Christiansen Speak About Self Compassion | My LA Therapy - Duration: 1:45.

Hi, my name is Alison Christiansen.

I'm a therapist and yoga instructor and I'd like to share with you the benefits of involving

self compassion in your healing process or in your therapy work.

Self-compassion refers to our relationship with our self and cultivating a relationship

that is patient and kind.

According to Buddhist principles, suffering is a part of life, so it's natural to go through

tough times and times of distress.

And when we bringing self-compassion,

that can bring a little bit more ease into our healing process.

There's a lot of ways to practice self-compassion for example,

you can examine your own self talk.

Do you talk to yourself in ways that are judgmental or negative or critical?

This kind of talk is very natural and working with some affirmations or positive self statements

about yourself can help to increase self-compassion.

You can also practice techniques like loving kindness meditation and any sort of self-care

activity that you treat yourself with kindness and respect.

Ultimately, as we develop more compassion for our self, we can have more genuine compassion

for others around us.

Whether that's friends, family or even someone you have a difficult relationship with.

It also helps us to have compassion of how we relate and interact with the world around

us and hopefully allows you to live with more freedom, ease, and peace.

If you're interested in more information about how I work, please feel free to contact me

or, I'm happy to do a free consultation with you over the phone to see if working together

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SoundCloud now helps artists self distribute music to Spotify and other streaming platforms - Duration: 1:28.

SoundCloud now helps artists self distribute music to Spotify and other streaming platforms

SoundCloud that it is adding distribution to its self monetization Premier program. Those who are eligible in the open beta will now be able to self upload, monetize, and publish their songs to other streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Pandora for no additional cost — all from within SoundCloud. Notably, SoundCloud says those who use its distribution service will keep 100 percent of their distribution royalties from third party services.

To be eligible, users must have a SoundCloud Pro or Pro Unlimited account, have original music or own all the rights for applicable music , be 18 years old or age of majority in their country, have no copyright strikes, and have at least 1,000 plays in the past month from countries where SoundCloud monetizes.

Although distribution is offered as part and parcel of SoundClouds Premier program, this doesnt necessarily make it a free service. The costs dollar 72 annually, and it only allows you to distribute one release to all major services. Pro Unlimited costs dollar 144 annually, and it allows for unlimited distribution. Depending on how extensively you use the platform, this could actually make it a more expensive option than competitors like CD Baby, which starts at dollar 29 per album, and Distrokid, which is dollar 19.99 a year with unlimited distribution. Spotify took a last fall, allowing artists in its beta self monetization program to for free and then self distribute through the Spotify for Artists dashboard.

Premier user sent The Verge screenshots of what the SoundCloud distribution process looks like for those that are eligible. Primary outlets that can be selected include Amazon, Apple Music, Deezer, Facebook and Instagram for their audio libraries , the Google Play Store, iHeart Radio, iTunes, Pandora, Spotify, Tidal, and Napster and all other current and future services . Songs must be submitted in WAV or FLAC format, and theres a form to fill out for identifying information like release title, primary artist, genre, and album artwork. You can then immediately submit for distribution, or schedule distribution for a later time. SoundCloud will give you an estimated date for when your material will be live on the platforms you select.

SoundCloud first made its self monetization program public last October, and following that pointed out its unfair terms, it . The Verge has obtained a copy of SoundClouds new self distribution contract and found it to be agreeable. SoundCloud says users who are eligible to self distribute will be notified via email and on SoundCloud beginning today.

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14 Tips to Shift Your Self-Perception and Love yourself in Action - Duration: 4:42.

Feeling worthy requires you to see yourself with fresh eyes of self-awareness.

Loving ourselves isn't a onetime event it's an ongoing process.

However, acceptance and love must always come from within.

these 14 steps

follow it discover your own worth

love yourself first

then you will be able to spread love all around you.

Share love to receive love

Number 1, begin your day with love not technology

start your day reminding yourself with your worthiness

before you start any of your daily activities.

Number 2, meditate and journal.

all what you need is 5 minutes and gradually you can increase this time.

Number 3, talk yourself happy.

Use affirmations to train your mind to become more positive.

Number 4, become willing to surrender.

breath, relax and let go.

Number 5, be patient with yourself.

Let go the urgency and the fear.

relax, trust yourself do good work and you will see excellent results.

Number 6, own your potential.

Love yourself enough to believe in the limitless opportunities you have

take action and make a perfect life for yourself.

Number 7, forgive yourself learn from your mistakes and move forward.

Number 8, do what honours and respects you.

Don't participate in activities that bring you down and always avoid toxic people.

Number 9, accept uncertainty.

Avoid living in the pain of the past or the fear of the future.

Just always bring your attention to the present.

Number 10, be real

Speak up, speak out and speak loud.

Always make sure to allow yourself to be seen, known and heard.

Number 11, focus only on the positive things.

Number 12, lift in appreciation.

Train your mind to be always grateful.

And on top of that, love your imperfectly perfect self.

Number 13, work on self-development.

One step a time is enough to keep moving forward

and number 14, expand your interests.

learn a new language, go somewhere you have never been.

do something you haven't done

I want you to keep in mind,

that the most important decision you make in your life.

The decision that will really affect each and every other decision you need to make.

is the commitment to love and accept yourself the way you are.

it doesn't mean that you don't need to work and work and work for a better you.

But it means give love to receive love

I hope you will follow the 14 steps.

and I'll see you again

Bye bye!

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Cook County States Attorney Kim Foxx Recuses Self From Jussie Smollett Investigation NBC Chicago - Duration: 4:26.

Cook County States Attorney Kim Foxx Recuses Self From Jussie Smollett Investigation NBC Chicago

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Chicago police say they hope TV star Jussie Smollett will cooperate in questioning. The Empire actor said he was the victim of a hate crime, but investigators are considering whether the entire account was fabricated. NBC 5s Ash har Quraishi reports.

Cook County States Attorney Kim Foxx recused herself from the investigation into the alleged attack into "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett.

First Assistant States Attorney Joseph Magats will be the acting states attorney for the matter, a spokesperson said in an emailed statement Tuesday. No further explanation was given as to why Foxx recused herself.

"Out of an abundance of caution, the decision to recuse herself was made to address potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," the spokesperson said in an email.

Chicago police still want to re interviewabout the night he says he was attacked, but its unclear if or when the "Empire" actor will comply.

Chicago police want to re interview Jussie Smollett about the night he says he was attacked, but its unclear if or when the Empire actor will comply. Lauren Petty reports.

A representative for Smollett said he had no plans to speak with detectives on Monday, despite their requests. A source close to the situation said Smollett had not met with police as of Tuesday afternoon and would not be meeting with them later that day.

Chicago police with Smollett after they said of the reported attack on the actor and singer.

Detectives about the attack but , Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said Saturday. Police said they had gleaned new information from their interrogation of the two men and they were no longer suspects.

A source familiar with the investigation told NBCs Andy Blankstein the investigation has shifted to whether Smollett paid the two men to fake the attack.

Guglielmi declined to comment on published reports that police believe Smollett staged the assault or that a grand jury may hear evidence in the case.

"Were not confirming, denying or commenting on anything until we can talk to him and we can corroborate some information that weve gotten," he said.

Last week, police said reports that the attack against Smollett was a hoax.

Smollett, who is black and gay, as he was returning home from an early morning stop at a Subway restaurant in downtown Chicago. He said two masked men shouted racial, anti gay slurs and "This is MAGA country!" as they looped a rope around his neck and poured an "unknown chemical substance" on him before running away.

Smolletts lawyers said late Saturday that the actor felt "victimized" by reports that he played a role in the assault, adding that, "nothing is further from the truth and anyone claiming otherwise is lying." The statement from attorneys Todd Pugh and Victor P. Henderson also said Smollett would continue cooperating with police.

Police said they combed surveillance video in the heavily monitored area where Smollett said the attack occurred but were unable to find any footage of the incident. They did obtain images of two people they said they wanted to question.

On Wednesday, Chicago police picked up the brothers at OHare International Airport as they returned from Nigeria. They described them as "suspects" in the assault, questioned them and searched their apartment.

One of the men is Smolletts personal trainer, whom the actor hired to help get him physically ready for a music video, Smolletts attorneys said in their statement.

Jussie Smollett has no plans to speak with police in Chicago Monday, a representative for the Empire star said, despite authorities requests for a follow up interview. NBC 5s Ash harQuraishi reports.

"It is impossible to believe that this person could have played a role in the crime against Jussie or would falsely claim Jussies complicity," the attorneys said.

Police have said they were investigating the attack as a possible hate crime and considered Smollett a victim. Reports of the assault from some politicians and celebrities. Smolletts account of what happened also has been met with skepticism, particularly in the wake of the latest developments.

Smollett, who is also a musician, during a Feb. 2 concert in West Hollywood, California, saying he went ahead with the show because he couldnt let his attackers win.

He also that aired Thursday in which he said he was "pissed" at people who did not believe he was attacked.

"Ive heard that it was a date gone bad, which I also resent that narrative," he said. "Im not gonna go out and get a tuna sandwich and a salad to meet somebody. Thats ridiculous. And its offensive."

"I respect too much the people who I am now one of those people who have been attacked in any way," Smollett told Roberts, adding, "You do such a disservice when you lie about things like this."

The investigation into an alleged attack on TV star Jussie Smollett took another turn this weekend, as the CPD wants to speak to the actor. NBC 5s Trina Orlando has more details.

Producers of the Fox television drama have supported Smollett, saying his character on "Empire," Jamal Lyon, was not being written off the show.

Smollettthat police said were not sufficient for a criminal investigation.

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Like documentation now! lost his stars – and hugged his true self [Hot] - Duration: 12:32.

If you ask Seth Meyers to give you Documentary Now! giving a lift distance, two things become obvious

One of these is that Meyers, as one of the creators and lead authors of the show, has obviously been thinking a lot about this issue to find out how the series draws on a unique mix of sketch comedy, real documentary films, and a profound commitment to mimicry – something shocking human his fantasies of the non-fiction book

The second is that after three seasons, he still is not sure what he and his colleagues did

"It's basically loving parodies of existing documentary films," Meyers offers if he's to summarize the show in a single sentence

But the backtrack comes fast and adds extra words to the definition: "Somehow, parody does not sound quite right," he says

"However, it's the closest word I have in my vocabulary." Later in the conversation, he will also go through "recuperation" and "satire" and discard before finally asking, "Cmon, we can!" What's the word ?! Meyers' Associates, Alex Buono and Rhys Thomas &#821 1; Scholarship Saturday Night Live Alumni who have directed each episode of the IFC series and who are the late night of the Wirt is often referred to as the institutional soul of the program – is more firmly stated in his statement: "It is a loving homage to documentary films

For specific documentary films, for the idea of ​​the documentary, "Buono offers and speaks to someone who had to describe the series more than once quickly and clearly, more recently, when the star of the big stars became known

"It's not a parody. It's not a sketch comedy. We do not make fun of anyone, "he adds, emphasizing a sweetie that has grown on the show since the early days of Gray Gardens Dave's VICE riffs

"We are not here to laugh at ."     In the meantime, ask anyone who has seen the first two seasons of the series – or rather the 50th and 51st, as Lady Helen Mirren quickly reminds us – and maybe you'll get a simpler (and in many ways less Exactly) Answer: "This fake documentary show in which Fred Armisen and Bill Hader play the lead roles

" In the first two years ] Documentation now! was essentially The Fred And Bill Show ; While in the occasional episode only one or the other member of the couple could be seen, the sketch comedy veterans were consistently prominent and served as a reassuring, repetitive presence for a series that transformed from gothic horror into a heartwarming family drama full-blown concert film passed over each passing week

In this process, Armisen and Hader have acted as a repertoire of two-man companies, ranging from soulless political fixers to good-natured al-Capone imitators, with stops for sweet-stupid chicken cooks (Armisen), a cadavered Robert Evans farewell (Hader) and vicious murderers (both more than once) on the way

What part of Documentary Now! 's third season is – premiering tonight with the cult pastiche "Batsh * t Valley" – so radical

It may take a minute to notice, with famous faces like Owen Wilson and Michael Keaton flooding the screen, but the show's new reality will eventually settle: no Fred and no Bill to be seen

And though stubborn fans of the season will eventually end up with a handful of episodes of Armisen fronts – three of them in total – of the six fake documents being shown, the last Emmy winner, Hader, does not appear at all for the third season of the show

[19659003] Hader's absence is understandable and expected, of course; Barry is currently a big hit in HBO Land and Doc Now! has always been something of a sideline or love affair for just about everyone involved, from Meyers through late night productive Armisen to John Mulaney, who, if he does not write several episodes a season, is considered one of the moonwars largest stand-up comics in the world

There is a reason why the show has not produced new episodes for more than two years, and that's not because those involved did not want the program on air

"When we first started the show, we always thought that might be the future," Meyers remarks on the decision, Hader and (to a lesser extent) Armisen for a rotating crew of celebrity guest stars for this year's show show exchange

Meyers, Thomas, and Buono, who talk about the inevitability of change, complain about the loss of Hader, a natural chameleon who can instantly turn from a lovable man into a lizardman

Although the warmest moments in the series often come from "Fred" episodes, all three call the season "A Town, A Gangster, A Festival" and Season 2 "Juan Likes Chicken And Rice" as personal favorites

They should always have their ideal version of Documentary Now! Capturing & # 39; s humanistic atmosphere – there is a wild quality of Hader that always causes the show not to fall into utter sentimentality, to coolly move through "Mr

Vamping." Runner Up "or completely from the Spalding Gray Reef" Parker Gails Location is Everything "

If you look at the third season of the show, it's not hard to see spaces where a Hader performance "fits"

It would be easy to imagine him slipping into the oversized sunglasses of Necar Zadegan as the evil cult speaker in the Batsh * t Valley or playing Michael C

Hall's deadly bowling prodigy in Any Given Saturday Afternoon. But it would also be a mistake to view these new events as a series of second-season episodes reused in which Wite-Out was occasionally sprayed on their casting pages

Without one of the core components of its identity, Documentary Now! also loses one of the aspects that defined it, for better or for worse; While Buono and Thomas are careful not to talk about their friends and colleagues in glittering terms, they are obviously glad to break away from a "limitation" that sets limits to the kinds of stories that the series might tell

Or in Buono's words, "When we realized that we could not have Bill, it became an interesting problem to say, 'So we can not have two white men in a two-handed hand in each episode

& # 39; " Sometimes this development is as simple as applying the show's considerable talents to non-Hader or Armisen obsessions, like Mulaney's technically ridiculous Sondheim tribute "Co-Op"

a take on DA Pennebaker's company: Original Cast Recording. A Celebration of Doc Now! s endless dedication to the flawless execution of a ruthless idea, the episode comes complete with guest appearances by Broadway stars Renée Elise Goldsberry, Alex Brightman, and Richard Kind, an erupting blast of AP Bio & # 39; s Paula Pell and an original score of idiotically humble songs, at least one of which will be the showstopper of the series

It's an almost perfect cataloging of Mulaney's special fixations – in the same way that "Soft & Soft: The History of the Blue Jean Committee" has captured the soft rock solipsism of Armisen and Hader – and he partially thrives ] There is no known face that breaks through the illusion of his pastiche that is ready for the past

When chatting with the show's creative team, a chorus often appears: Documentary Now! is aggressive no sketch comedy

When Meyers expresses his continuing discomfort at the horror movie finale of the series' first episode, "Sandy Passage," he describes it as a "very sketchy comedy idea

" Buono (who worked with Thomas on SNL 's filmed video page) makes it clear that he considers the dedication of the series to emotional grounding and storytelling as the things that take her from a two-to-one three-minute sketch differ

However, the show SNL has always relied on Armisen and Hader. This was largely thanks to the strengths of the series, which made it possible to tap into the work of two of the world's most experienced comic actors, breathing life into a series of ridiculous, self-absorbed, often disturbed men

But no matter how well Armisen and Hader vanish in parts, there is still a predictability that seeps in by the dozen or midnight when they appear in a talking head

And there are parts and stories for which they are simply not prepared. Take the biggest swing of the season in terms of guest casting: Two-time Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett plays a variation on performance artist Marina Abramović In "Waiting for the Artist", Armisen and Hader both have shown that they are women can play on a level that defies simple notions like "parody", but it would still be hard to swallow a story about female artistic empowerment – especially from a creative team that is so overwhelmingly white and masculine – without a woman with leadership qualities In the main role

And because we've never seen Blanchett playing other characters on the show, the little voice in the back of her mind is short-circuited, whispering "This is such a hader part" every time it appears on the screen

Instead, she is simply Abramović (19459004), or rather Izabella Barta, creator of masterpieces of modern art such as the obviously self-injurious series "Bucket"

(It does not hurt that Blanchett is not surprisingly gifted to feed the stupidity of her characters' artistic ideas without sacrificing his dignity and humanity

) Buono and Thomas often argue to dissuade their authors from the urge to turn the show into a show to make a joke of the jokes that ruins the reality of his carefully designed universes

The role of a performer of Blanchett's skill in this section has a similar effect: by forcibly renouncing Hader's comic abilities, the third season of the fake documentary films of the series feels "more real" than anything that has come before

    "Those with whom I am happiest are the ones who forget that they are based on something and take care of these characters," says Meyers, as he is asked about his favorite episodes, the series

"The best episodes are one in which you get into an unfamiliar landscape," notes Thomas, repeating the feeling in a separate interview

Documentary Now! Losing one of its two most famous faces – and the relationship of the others to a handful of parts – formally invades uncharted territory

Everyone involved realizes that they would welcome the original stars of the show with welcome arms when free time eventually becomes infinite, although they will likely continue to integrate it into the wider range of talent that is currently available to them

At the moment, however, the support wheels are off: Documentary Now! may not be easy to define, but whatever it is, it comes to its own – and when you talk about a show that was already one of the best and most interesting series on TV, it's still worth celebrating what has been lost

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Self/God/Atman/Kingdom of God (Part -5) - Duration: 41:14.

A finite soul, an infinite Goddess - these are false concepts in the minds of those unacquainted with truth. No space, my loving devotee, exists between your self and my self, Know this and you are free. This is the secret wisdom. — Sarasvati Rahasya Upanishad

Doubt everything. Find your own light. – Buddha

To find a Buddha all you have to do is see your nature - Bodhidharma

Those who realize their Self get immersed in the Lord Himself. He who realises his self, comes to know the essence. – Guru Nanak

I am not the born; how can there be either birth or death for me? – Guru Nanak

I and the Father are One – John 10:30

By the word 'yoga' is meant nirvana, the condition of Siva." (I.8.5a) – Linga Purana

"The union of apana and prana, one's own rajas and semen, the sun and moon, the individual soul and the supreme soul, and in the same way the union of all dualities, is called yoga." (89) - Yogabija

Self-realization is more difficult for those who fix their mind on the impersonal, unmanifest, Eternal Being (Brahm); because, comprehension of the unmanifest by embodied beings is attained with difficulty. Bagavad Gita 12.05

But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned – 1 Corinthians 2:14

Scarcely one out of thousands of persons strives for perfection of Self-realization. Scarcely one among those successful strivers truly understands Me. Bagavad Gita 7.03

"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in heaven will enter. – Matthew 7:21

But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness? – Quran 41:53

The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God. Romans 8:16

Eternal Being (Brahm, Atma, Spirit) in the body is also called the witness, the guide, the supporter, the enjoyer, the great Lord, and also the Supreme Self. Bagavad Gita 13.22

This (self) was indeed Brahman in the beginning. It knew only Itself as, 'I am Brahman'. Therefore It became all. And whoever among the gods knew It also became That; and the same with sages and men. The sage Vamadeva, while realising this (self) as That, knew, 'I was Manu, and the sun'. And to this day whoever in like manner knows It as, 'I am Brahman', becomes all this (universe). - Chapter 1.4, Verse 10, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad of Shukla Yajur Veda

Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Before Abraham was, I am. John 8:58

I and the Father are One – John 10:30

Arjuna said: You were born later, but Vivasvan was born in ancient time. How am I to understand that You taught this science in the beginning of the creation? (4.04) Lord Krishna said: Both you and I have taken many births. I remember them all, O Arjuna, but you do not remember. Bagavad Gita 4.05

Deva Datta is one and same person; But through time and place he different appears; Unto it, If Jiva transcends time and place, He and Siva one becomes (So-ham) In Thom-Tat-Asi, Jiva in body one with Primal Cause is; Attaining True Jnana Jiva becomes Para Siva. Tirumandiram 2493

When the Helper comes, whom I will send to you from the Father, that is the Spirit of truth who proceeds from the Father, He will testify about Me, and you will testify also, because you have been with Me from the beginning. – John 15:26-27

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