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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2021 · 18 MIN

Hatha vs Nirbeeja Yogi

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

The little i is often what is difficult for people to refer to themselves as. I is always written in capital letters, except now trended into thought by Apple.Inc’s i products, including but not limited to idea, Vi, Mi, etc. I ended up creating a Logo that became Meristem Intelligence®️ MITI BayBe after meeting my Partner in the course of practising doing the right things that started factually before my birth and actually around mid 2004 when I began my journey towards finding nothing and Almighty.Inc. by having the cup of my life stirred regularly in discovering the sugar crystals already there within. A softee has a left twirl and mixer grinder right spin. You find it from the left spin and lose it from the right spin so that you can find what you didn’t know there already was within the cup of your life. Do the right thing and the left thing regularly infinitely so you keep hatha intact such that hatha yoga does what it was designed to do - keep commonsense intact on commongrounds of harmonious, congenial, nonviolent humaneness across boundaries so that people don’t have to stand at borders holding guns or lists of diseases pouring money into our economy. Money needs cleaning by honest, healthy, wise transactions that measure rate of growth as evolution in wholesomeness {e}. That’s why it is called e-commerce - beginning of news in value-adding transactions, not money. Focus on the important things by keeping the eyeglasses off so one continues to clearly see the Vision for Life is the guide, not money. Defocusing on Vision is what gets one nearsighted or farsighted to the point of needing glasses. Keep those eyeglasses off and find your happiness back where it needs to be - in your body as the ground for Terabithiya.🙂

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