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The world would rather hug you than hurt you! Lessons from the Belief Buffet

The world would rather hug you than hurt you! Lessons from the Belief Buffet

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Graduating from SEXY BEAST to FATHERLY ELDER

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Turning 50 has been the most powerful birthday of my life. One of the huge shifts has been a freedom from my own toxic masculinity.
History and humanities 4 years
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50 Years of Perspective

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How has my perspective of time, history, and how to use our life energy changed as I approach FIFTY YEARS on the planet???
History and humanities 4 years
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Your Smile is a Flower

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As masks come OFF, it is important that our smiles come ON. You have the ability to give MASSIVE gifts to the world with every interaction. Here’s how!
History and humanities 4 years
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Personal Growth Discouragement, The Crowd You Keep, and Vaccines

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It has been a while! I’m not sure if anyone listens to these. Or reads this text. So I will just upload this recent broadcast and see what happens! Any feedback wold be very welcome! My apologies if the vaccine thoughts ruffle any feathers. Links:  9:00 am LOVE MORNING Daily at 9:00 am PT (www.facebook.com/johnstyn)  12:00 Gratitude at noon at zoom.hugnation.com (daily)  6:00 pm Gratitude in zoom  3:00am Gratitude (hosted by European Hug Nation crew) all times PST
History and humanities 4 years
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4 Tools for the New Year

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We need whatever help we can get to make 2021 as good as possible. Resolutions ain’t gonna cut it.  So here are 4 tools I’m using to make sure the new year is AMAZING. Do a “Year End Review.” Craft your personal “I AM” Statements.  Commit to a Morning Routine.  Write a Letter to yourself from the future.
History and humanities 5 years
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“Transmuting Tears”

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I had a powerful experience being the butt of a joke about me crying. Plus “SAVE BRC!” http://donate.burningman.org ALSO ANSWERING: “Do you think it is more constructive to bring The Burning Man ethos into the “default world” by applying it to a conventional career, or do you think it is more impactful to try to live like you are at Burning Man by leaving a conventional career path and trying to make a living through the ethos in the “default world?” – submitted by David Posner
History and humanities 5 years
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Rearranging Titanic Chairs

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What if we can’t change the trajectory of America? What if we can?
History and humanities 5 years
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Road Trippin’ in the Time of Covid: Nature, Crowds, & Masks

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2 weeks of travel. 8 states. 1 Vortex. 5 national Parks, & LOTS to think about These were the books mentioned: ”Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind” – by Yuval Noah Harari “The Overstory” by Richard Powers Get my short films free when you sign up for my list: http://list.hugnation.com
History and humanities 5 years
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Benefits of (a brief) Social Media Break

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I’ve been offline for 3 days and oh my…. Awareness of my addiction. I can observe the number of times I have the instinct to scroll. AND how often I have an experience and automatically start to frame it in my mind as a post to share. Ability to spend time with larger projects. Usually if I sit down to do a project that is complicated or daunting, it doesn’t take long before I am checking my Facebook notifications and then caught scrolling. The low level serotonin buzz from a constant flow of stimulus is freaking attractive – and requires no effort. But when I take away that option, I am forced to be less passive – more active, and SIT with a project. I have been meaning to build out a Hug Nation community and finally did. I was meaning to update my neglected YouTube Channel, and finally did. Yearning for longer things to read/watch. Articles, Magazines, Books. Or YouTube videos I click “watch later” but never do. Normally I fill my brain with snacks and rarely ingest full meals. Real World Awareness. Like #2, with my default destination for my attention off the table, I am forced to seek other ways to entertain my mind. I feel like I am aware of my surroundings more. I’ve paid more attention to my houseplants, garden, and an art project. Naps. I suppose this is a benefit and a challenge. Naps are awesome. But sometimes it is just my way to stay passive and avoid being active. It is better for my health than scrolling, but still an escape. I don’t feel as guilty as I thought I would. I posted my email in my last FB post if people need to contact me AND checked my messages once every other day. (I know this is not a true fast. But it is still a reduction of my time on facebook by 1000+% From many hours to 90 seconds.) I have been using facebook as a primary communication tool, so I am worried about missing time sensitive communication. But I find the ‘panic in my chest’ feeling passes quickly. Challenges: I am imbedded. I host many groups. I gave myself permission to log in a few times to check messages and send some updates to event pages. I actually messed a zoom URL in a group event because I was off Facebook and forgot to keep up with everything. I also have outsourced lots of information to Facebook. I found myself forgetting names, or realizing I had no way to contact people outside fo Facebook. As I worked on another project, I allowed myself to log in breifly to access info I couldn’t remember. (And, yes, I was pulled into the desire to do more.) I miss people I logged in briefly Mothers Day to check on a message and – before I could turn away – saw a wonderful love-filled post a friend wrote about their mother. I so love the bits of human experience that are interspersed with the disinformation and clickbait. If I stay off more, I’ll have to develop a system of reaching out to people in ways I never have before.
History and humanities 5 years
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Lessons From a Botched Good Deed

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I tried to help a Houseless friend. My lack of boundaries ruined everything.
History and humanities 5 years
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“Leadership, Gratitude, & Unity in a Time of Crisis”

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Without leadership we lack unity. And the crisis is so much worse. Trump is not leading us through the crisis, but where is Biden? Imagine a JFK leading us now?
History and humanities 5 years
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Can You Trust a ‘Conscious’ Person?

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In a community of love and light, there is far more bullsh!t than there should be. Gifting Circles, Conspiracy Theories, Etc..
History and humanities 5 years
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Dark Corona Clouds & Silver Linings

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The world as we know it is ripped apart. How will we put it back together? During the crisis I plan to host gatherings every day at noon & 6pm (PT) http://zoom.hugnation.com
History and humanities 5 years
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Love vs. Fear & Cone vs. Crap

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In dealing with the new reality, how are you dealing with the Covid MIND VIRUS? Now is the time to practice Love vs. Fear & Cone vs. Crap. Join me for daily online gatherings (for the immediate future) at noon at 6pm at http://zoom.hugnation.com
History and humanities 5 years
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Lessons from a Pandemic

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Is hugging no longer cool? And more lessons from the new reality.
History and humanities 5 years
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“Be Kind” Election Edition

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Back from illness. Back from the wilderness. And yet, the world still feels wild. What to do? BE KIND. (And Keep in mind that we are all being subjected to “Manufactured Consent” See: Noam Chomsky)
History and humanities 5 years
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Let Your Light Shine!

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“As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.” -Marianne Williamson http://patreon.com/halcyon Get access to my 2 short films free when you sign up to my mailing list: http://list.hugnation.com
History and humanities 5 years
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“Break through the Crust” Plus “Float Less???”

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Making a change feels like it is going to be like chipping away at a wall of concrete. But the truth is the initial effort is the hardest part. You just need to break through the crust! PLUS Thoughts on changing my personal Mantra, “Float More. Steer Less.”
History and humanities 6 years
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Agent of Love

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I have personal manifesto in the form of a series of “I AM” statements. This is actually the foundation of all my coaching and groups, as well. For years, the first statement on my list has been, “I am a vessel of love in the world.” But this week, I was inspired to change it.
History and humanities 6 years
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Meaning of Life: “Fart Around”

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Technology makes life more and more streamlined and efficient…but at what cost!? Kurt Vonnegut tells his wife he’s going out to buy an envelope: “Oh, she says, well, you’re not a poor man. You know, why don’t you go online and buy a hundred envelopes and put them in the closet? And so I pretend not to hear her. And go out to get an envelope because I’m going to have a hell of a good time in the process of buying one envelope. I meet a lot of people. And see some great looking babies. And a fire engine goes by. And I give them the thumbs up. And I’ll ask a woman what kind of dog that is. And, and I don’t know. The moral of the story is – we’re here on Earth to fart around. And, of course, the computers will do us out of that. And what the computer people don’t realize, or they don’t care, is we’re dancing animals. You know, we love to move around. And it’s like we’re not supposed to dance at all anymore.” http://www.PinkPath.net http://www.Patreon.com/Halcyon
History and humanities 6 years
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