Yo, today's Q-O-D is, you don't need to do anything to put more into you.

What you have to do is take away what's not you, and then the natural brilliance comes out.

Here we go. The Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host Sean Croixson.

We got Jack Can Field back on the show today.

And today Jack is going to share the story of the Golden Buddha.

And he's going to encourage you to peel the way at those layers of

of muck that have built up over time and what you'll notice is as you peel the way at the muck at the

grime at the beliefs at the external expectations of who you should be

what you find is that there is this brilliance and this creativity and

this intelligence underneath the whole time.

Jack Canfield is coming up.

Now, just another little concept here as we get into the basics of this. I was over in Bangkok, Thailand, and my wife and I were giving some seminars for the government over there.

And as we came to the weekend, we decided we'd stay for a few days and be tourists.

And if you, how many have you been to Bangkok, anybody?

And when you're a tourist, you get in a van if you probably didn't.

And you go around, you visit the Golden Buddha, the Jade Buddha, the reclining Buddha, the temple of the king and so forth.

And these are the tourist attractions. Well this is the temple of the Golden Buddha.

And that Buddha there that you're looking at on a screen is 10 and a half feet tall of solid gold.

That's 5,000 pounds, 2 and a half tons of solid gold. You know how much gold is an ounce.

If you've ever bought earrings, you know what it cost. So imagine

5,000 pounds of gold and it's worth about a hundred and ninety six million

dollars in terms of the day's gold value. Now, I was there taking this picture.

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