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Success Is Achieved By People Who Deeply Understand Reality And Know How To Use It To Get What They Want. The Converse Is Also True: Idealists Who Are Not Well-grounded In Reality Create Problems, Not Progress.

I Was About Twenty And The Beatles Were Meditating And I Heard About It And They Had A Center In New York And I Came To The Center And I Learned About It.

When There Is Pain, The Animal Instinct Is 'fight Or Flight' (i.e., To Either Strike Back Or Run Away) - Reflect Instead. When You Can Calm Yourself Down, Thinking About The Dilemma That Is Causing You Pain Will Bring You To A Higher Level And Enlighten You, Leading To Progress.

I Believe That Understanding What Is Good Is Obtained By Looking At The Way The World Works And Figuring Out How To Operate In Harmony With It To Help It Evolve.

School Typically Doesn't Prepare Young People For Real Life - Unless Their Lives Are Spent Following Instructions And Pleasing Others. In My Opinion, That's Why So Many Students Who Succeed In School Fail In Life.