Comments pertaining to Michael Benner's "Inner Vision" program heard every Friday afternoon from 1:00 till 2:00 PM on KPFK, 90.7-FM in Southern California, 98.7-FM in Santa Barbara County, and streaming for the world at KPFK.org.
Andrew Beath is the author of Consciousness in Action -- the Power of Beauty, Love, and Courage in A Violent Time. Key ideas discusssed will include: Kindness in the midst of passion, "Not Knowing" and spontaeity in the moment, a world-view with no enemies, joy and freedom from attachments.
posted by Michael Benner @ 2:47 AM
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MICHAEL BENNER is best known for his popular talk radio programs and podcasts. He has hosted news and talk shows in Los Angeles on KABC-AM, KLOS-FM, KLSX-FM, KCBS-FM, KRLA-AM, KWST-FM, KNAC-FM, and KPFK-FM. Mid-career, Michael made broadcasting a part-time avocation and began to teach personal development.
He has released over 800 audio podcasts from The Ageless Wisdom Mystery School and the PEN.tools website, Michael also taught a self-awareness program for law enforcement at the Orange County California Sheriff's Academy — a ground-breaking training called "Internal Vigilance." Expanding that curriculum, Michael wrote his award-winning book, "Fearless Intelligence."
Michael has received formal accolades and awards from the United Nations Association, the California State Senate, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the American Red Cross, the Live and Learn Foundation, the National Leukemia Broadcast Council, the Glendale Family YMCA, and the Glendale Jaycees. His biography can be found in Marquis Who’s Who in the West, 27th edition.
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How to be of service and work for a better world, without increasing one's ATTACHMENT to that world... Without coming from a place of "spiritual superiority" or "moral highground"...
If the cause of suffering is never events, but our interpretation or perception of those events, or our attachment to a particular agenda for the world of form, no matter how "enlightened"... where does that leave us in the desire to work for a "better world?"
From the bits I heard about this book, maybe some answers there.
I am an A Course in Miracles student, which states quite clearly that there is no gain in pointing out, dwelling on or attacking the errors of others. It only serves to keep the error and all illusion real in our belief system.
Thanks for this "place to ponder!"
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