Message From Michael: Volume 2

Take Back Your Mind

Michael B. Beckwith

Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

5 • 697 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

The Take Back Your Mind podcast receives many submissions for its Life Question of the Week segment from our beloved audience seeking spiritual insight across a wide variety of subjects—from personal concerns and existential issues to world events.

On occasion, Michael will dedicate an entire show to answering your Life Questions.

On today’s episode, Michael answers the following questions:

-Can streaming a lot of online content interfere with one’s own inner guidance system and inner voice, and how can one monitor their content consumption?

-What is “Intention Deficit Disorder,” and is that why I can’t seem to focus on one intention long enough to see it come to fruition?

-Is it possible to improve my relationship with my sister who habitually says and does things to make me feel bad?

-How can I go deeper in my meditations? And more!

Michael then closes this episode with a brief guided meditation.

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0:00.0	When I said individuals are suffering from an intention deficit disorder, I'm saying that oftentimes people will wake up,
0:09.0	they start going through their to-do list or through their social media or call somebody on the phone.
0:14.0	They get into activity before they have intention or connection.
0:19.0	And we don't want to live life that way.
0:24.2	We don't want to just run into life reacting to circumstances.
0:29.3	It's immature.
0:30.9	We want to establish an intention first and then move into life.
0:36.0	Peace and Rich's blessings.
0:37.2	I am Michael B. Beck with the host of Take Back Your Mind. to the spirit, you're going to be. Peace and riches, blessings, everyone.
0:55.0	And,
1:10.0	and obviously, you are tuning into Peace and Richest Blessings, everyone.
1:11.6	And obviously you are tuning into the podcast, Take Back Your Mind.
1:17.6	I welcome you.
1:19.6	And today will be a solo program with just myself.
1:23.6	My staff likes to call it a message from Michael, where I'm going to go through a few of these questions that have been submitted over the last few weeks and begin to answer them.
1:34.3	When we talk about Take Back Your Mind, I think it's very important to understand that the mind is oftentimes, oftentimes has a bias towards negativity.
1:46.0	The mind is looking for things to be afraid of, anxious about, to be worried about.
1:55.0	It begins to debilitate the deep feeling of hope within our soul.
2:00.0	It begins to develop, debilitate a level of faith, ultimately conviction.
2:06.6	And so when we talk about take back our mind, we're talking about not allowing the mind to run amok,
2:14.6	having a bias towards all that is negative. Now that negativity is not necessarily
2:21.1	our fault. I mean, when you look through the strands of and the threads of social media,
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