Providing a lofi livescore to Dr. Joseph Murphy's 1963 classic, considered one of the pioneering works in the field of positive thinking and the use of the subconscious mind for personal improvement....
Narration by Ken Vanlith, via @MasterKeySociety (https://www.youtube.com/@MasterKeySociety)
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00:00 - Stream starts
13:11 - Book Introduction
16:25 - How This Book Can Work Miracles in Your Life
16:56 - Do You Know The Answers
18:10 - Reasons For Writing This Book
19:36 - Releasing The Miracle-Working Power
20:35 - Wonders Happen When You Pray Effectively
21:40 - Everybody Prays
23:22 - Unique Feature Of This Book
24:27 - What Do You Believe?
25:42 - Desire Is Prayer
26:31 - There Is One Mind Common To All Individual Men (Emerson)
27:32 - Chapter I: The Treasure House Within You
48:33 - Chapter I Summary
50:35 - Chapter II: How Your Own Mind Works
1:19:36 - Chapter II Summary
1:22:26 - Chapter III: The Miracle-Working Power Of Your Subconscious
1:43:22 - Chapter III Summary
1:45:21 - Chapter IV: Mental Healings In Ancient Times
2:05:54 - Chapter IV: Summary
2:07:40 - Chapter V: Mental Healings In Modern Times
2:24:28 - Chapter V: Summary
TRACKLISTING
Read What You Love Until You Love To Read (Instrumental) - Akira The Don
Read What You Love Until You Love To Read - Akira The Don & Naval Ravikant
Corona Jazz - Jazz Turtle
Fade Away - Omaure
Amurg - Raz-One
03 I Don't Need Memories - ZΩH
[pretty boy] - count toonami
Icy - Neotic
Nahmida - ZΩH
kumo - cormac
04 Why Did You Leave - Various Artists, ITSSAULGOOD
Who Knows - Paradoxa
Minecraft Lofi - Young epsy
gone - Idealism
Downhearted - .ihaveaface, Lo-Fi Tigers
Paper Swan - Jade Wii
Downhearted - .ihaveaface, Lo-Fi Tigers
Vscrl - invention_
Euphorid - Chill Da God
Monotonous - Paradoxa
Memories - Various Artists, ITSSAULGOOD
undefinedLonging - HOUNDTRACK, Tune in with Chewie
Let Me Go - Stan Forebee, Mike Casey
Soundscapes - L'indécis
Punching Trees - undefined
SADCRAFT (minecraft lofi remix) - undefined
Sleepyhead - Ikane C.
Goodnight Kisses - The MaddGeek, Chill Select
frozn.here - undefined
Minecraft (C418 - Subwoofer Lullaby) Lofi Mix - undefined
Minecraft Theme (NAX Lofi Remix) - NVxiis
Serenity - Atothe Beatz
01 You & I - Imfinenow
Night - Turtleface
Firefly - Croupnoop
Chai Tea - Shea Clouds
Lonely - Idealism
Weathered - Artisan P, Dr. LaFlow
Spring Waltz - saiB
Crossing Paths - Brock Berrigan
Waves - Akiarashi
Cannabis - Green Assassin Dollar
Chill Groove 06 - astroblk
Peninsula - Flughand
I Wish I Could Sleep - Nymano
Thirteen - Nohidea
Lets go to some Distant Lands - 冒険 - lofihokage
sleeep. - tides.
aura - megee
DatSwing - Tesk
I Wish I Could Sleep - Nymano
14 Peach Beach - Adrien Artez
02 Always Been - HOUNDTRACK, Tune in with Chewie
Drizzle - L'Indécis
The Blue Chief - Nimzo, yutaka hirasaka, Soul Food Horns
Weekday - Ymori
Fugaz (feat. mothica) - マクロスMACROSS 82-99Sacrifice - Devaloop & Flitz&Suppe
A Calm Mind A Fit Body And A House Full of Love (Instrumental) - Akira The Don
Sodium (feat. Tesk) - Philanthrope
Freedom - Juan Rios
Minecraft - Lofi - undefined
Sakura - Vanilla
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“When I make that error
When I let
Discipline down
There’s only one thing to do
And that’s
Get back on the path
Get back on it!”
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As some of you have noticed, I’ve been getting up at 4am for the past couple of weeks. This is antithetical to my usual mode of being, which would have me working until 4am. This goes back to when I was a child, and I’d stay up till 4 or 5 reading under my duvet with a lamp, then have to be kicked out of bed to go to school. Some of my earliest jobs involved having to get up at what I considered ungodly hours - my paper round when I was ten or so, and later my job at Boots The Chemist when I was 14, which had me rising in the dark and walking an hour to get to the job itself, all before the sun rose. I held negative associations with early rising, and so as soon as I had control of my schedule, I went right back into covert book mode and stayed up as late as I could and thus rose accordingly.
But on the rare occasions where ...
I worked in a bunch of factories when I was 16/17, after I'd left home.
Sauce factory. Cardboard box factory. Car door handle factory.
The former was the hardest because I was working in the freezers, packing bags of sauce for 12-hour shifts with nothing but local commercial radio and the speed-addled ramblings of my co-workers to entertain me.
The cardboard box factory was the most fun because I got to slide down this three-storey chute into a skip full of cardboard and jump up and down in it to squash the cardboard down. I'd always leave the place shredded with paper-cuts, but that made me feel like a warrior.
The car door handle factory was the worst because it was the most boring - literally just picking a spring out of a greasy bucket and jamming it into a wedge of plastic then passing it to the old lady to my right, for 12 hours, in a giant air-hangar looking-ass hall with a great big clock looming over us, that ticked with all the lugubrious lurching urgency of a ketamine zombie outside a ...
