The Seconds Of Presence Are Where Most

The Word Mantra Comes From Two Sanskrit Words Man, ("to Think") And Tra ("tool'). So The Literal Translation Is "a Tool Of Thought." And That's How Mantras Are Used In Buddhist And Hindu Practices, As Tools That Clear Your Mind Of Distractions. Because When You Focus On Repeating That Mantra Over And Over Again, Soon The Noise Will Die Down And All You Will Hear Is Your Inner Voice.

"...piling Up Zeros In Your Bank Account, Or Cars In Your Driveway, Won't In And Of Itself Make You Successful. Rather, True Success Is Based On A Constant Flow Of Giving And Recieving. In Fact, If You Look Up Affluence In The Dictionary, You'll See Its Root Is A Latin Phrase Meaning "to Flow With Abundance". So In Order To Be Truly Affluent, You Must Always Let What You Have Recieved Flow Back Into The World."

Running All My Different Companies Has Turned Out To Be A Lot Easier Because I Mediate Twice A Day And Go To Yoga Every Day.

That Was Never My Intention To Compete With The Oscars.

I Don't Miss A Day Of Yoga. I Don't Miss My Meditation... They're Way More Important.