Michael Beckwith

I remember the guard, Nate Archibald, I think, New York Knicks, you know, he was going down the court, and there were three people guarding him, and he did some kind of weird move and turned around and went up 360 and laid it in to win the game. And when the announcer asked him, how did you know to do that move? He said, I didn't.

He said, that move took me over because it was the only move that could happen to get through three people. So it was an intuitive intelligence that took him over, the zone, the flow. So yeah, I know we're surrounded by divine intelligence. not divine intellect, but divine intelligence.

He said, that move took me over because it was the only move that could happen to get through three people. So it was an intuitive intelligence that took him over, the zone, the flow. So yeah, I know we're surrounded by divine intelligence. not divine intellect, but divine intelligence.

He said, that move took me over because it was the only move that could happen to get through three people. So it was an intuitive intelligence that took him over, the zone, the flow. So yeah, I know we're surrounded by divine intelligence. not divine intellect, but divine intelligence.

And it uses the intellect, uses the physical body, uses the mind to weave through whatever's going on to reveal a healing, a destiny, a slam dunk, a poem, a medical incision. A doctor, I was reading about a doctor who had to do a very intricate surgery on an infant's heart. And he said he prayed. And it was, the procedure took hours. What he said for him was like five minutes.

And it uses the intellect, uses the physical body, uses the mind to weave through whatever's going on to reveal a healing, a destiny, a slam dunk, a poem, a medical incision. A doctor, I was reading about a doctor who had to do a very intricate surgery on an infant's heart. And he said he prayed. And it was, the procedure took hours. What he said for him was like five minutes.

And it uses the intellect, uses the physical body, uses the mind to weave through whatever's going on to reveal a healing, a destiny, a slam dunk, a poem, a medical incision. A doctor, I was reading about a doctor who had to do a very intricate surgery on an infant's heart. And he said he prayed. And it was, the procedure took hours. What he said for him was like five minutes.

And they were patting him down, you know, with that sweat. But he said he felt something on his hand guiding him. And he was able to do this surgery. So whether it's that or a slam dunk, you know, there's this intelligence of love just flowing through us if we allow it to take place, you know.

And they were patting him down, you know, with that sweat. But he said he felt something on his hand guiding him. And he was able to do this surgery. So whether it's that or a slam dunk, you know, there's this intelligence of love just flowing through us if we allow it to take place, you know.

And they were patting him down, you know, with that sweat. But he said he felt something on his hand guiding him. And he was able to do this surgery. So whether it's that or a slam dunk, you know, there's this intelligence of love just flowing through us if we allow it to take place, you know.

You have to have the practice on whatever you're working on. So the body is already in tune to that, and then something takes over. You know, and there are people that have natural ability to say natural ability. Yeah, like more savants. Yeah. But a lot of times people who have natural ability don't develop their highest capacity because it's come so easy for them.

You have to have the practice on whatever you're working on. So the body is already in tune to that, and then something takes over. You know, and there are people that have natural ability to say natural ability. Yeah, like more savants. Yeah. But a lot of times people who have natural ability don't develop their highest capacity because it's come so easy for them.

You have to have the practice on whatever you're working on. So the body is already in tune to that, and then something takes over. You know, and there are people that have natural ability to say natural ability. Yeah, like more savants. Yeah. But a lot of times people who have natural ability don't develop their highest capacity because it's come so easy for them.

You know, I had a friend years ago who's, he was a natural athlete. He is a natural yogi, but he never would like do the practice, right? So as years went on, you know, I became better at, I wasn't naturally flexible. You know, he's taller than me, so he was naturally faster. But as we went on in our life, you know, I ran varsity track. I was undefeated on my mildly relay leg.

You know, I had a friend years ago who's, he was a natural athlete. He is a natural yogi, but he never would like do the practice, right? So as years went on, you know, I became better at, I wasn't naturally flexible. You know, he's taller than me, so he was naturally faster. But as we went on in our life, you know, I ran varsity track. I was undefeated on my mildly relay leg.

You know, I had a friend years ago who's, he was a natural athlete. He is a natural yogi, but he never would like do the practice, right? So as years went on, you know, I became better at, I wasn't naturally flexible. You know, he's taller than me, so he was naturally faster. But as we went on in our life, you know, I ran varsity track. I was undefeated on my mildly relay leg.

You know, I became very flexible in yoga. And he stayed pretty much the same. He was a natural, but he didn't develop the practice to actually activate his potential. So I think that whatever skill we're trying to develop, you have to practice it. I like to practice meditation. I do have a certain gift of I can open myself up and I can go speak.

You know, I became very flexible in yoga. And he stayed pretty much the same. He was a natural, but he didn't develop the practice to actually activate his potential. So I think that whatever skill we're trying to develop, you have to practice it. I like to practice meditation. I do have a certain gift of I can open myself up and I can go speak.

You know, I became very flexible in yoga. And he stayed pretty much the same. He was a natural, but he didn't develop the practice to actually activate his potential. So I think that whatever skill we're trying to develop, you have to practice it. I like to practice meditation. I do have a certain gift of I can open myself up and I can go speak.

I can open myself up and I have this access to certain levels of wisdom and knowledge that's within me. But I'm not going to skip my meditation. You know what I mean? I want to go, I want to activate that. I want to be in tune with that on a regular basis. So I'd rather give up doing eating something at that moment, I'd rather sit, you know, and get in tune, you know, eat later.