Real enlightenment doesn't mean being from this particular religion or this particular

organization. Real enlightenment is when we really see others with equal vision and we

become a well-wisher because we see everyone as a child from the same sources we are.

So this tendency to compare ourselves to others, whether it's in beauty or wealth or fame

or power or athletic abilities or it's it's simply a distraction from real happiness,

real peace and real meaning in life.

Hello everyone, welcome back to On The Purpose. Thank you so much for taking out time out

of your days to listen, to learn and to grow. You're making such an incredible investment

into finding and growing yourself and I really, really appreciate that you trust us here

on purpose to help you do that. And you know that it's my commitment to connect you with

the ideas, the insights and the individuals that can truly elevate your thought, helping

live through higher frequencies and vibrations and actually live to your highest potential.

And today's guest is a truly extraordinary and remarkable person. Someone who is held

such a deep position of change in my life and I know for a fact has changed the trajectory

of what I would have done. His work is absolutely astounding. He's a world-renowned spiritual

leader, a philanthropist who's doing so much incredible work in the world and in New York

times best-selling author. His work's been recognized by everyone from Barack Obama,

through to everyone from Prime Minister Modi, through to business leaders, CEOs and different

people across the world. He's spoken everywhere from Harvard, Princeton, Cambridge, Oxford,

Apple, Salesforce. He's been invited to keynote at these organizations about real leadership,

about deeper values and meaning and purpose in life. And his work to serve the world is

absolutely phenomenal. He's built schools, hospitals, welfare camps, a food distribution

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