I just read on the weblog of Klaus:

That's quite funny to me, because when I was a little kid I was afraid of the Russians because they could one day an atom bomb on us

I am from Holland by the way.

Does anyone has any clue why Russian people are more able to understand this information? Are they less spoiled? Just curious about your ideas.



Mmmm. I don't hope that all activity will move to the russian forum, because I don't understand russian. Me for my self have made sending love the nr. 1 priority in my life and I listen to his meditations every day.

English speaking people, let's post more of our experiences here and let's show our appreciation for the revolutionary work of Joehle and let's show that we don't lack of discipline.

Hi Rick! Maybe what Klaus and others (Drunvalo also said something like this on his seminar in Moscow) are saying about Russian people is true and Russian people are more accepting of what Klaus writes.

I think it may have to do not with human nature, but with the fact that other ways of development were blocked in Russia for a very long time. Blocked by feudal customs up to 1905 and then by Soviet political system from 1917 till 1991. People couldn't just work smart and become rich.

I think it had 2 effects:
1. People directed their attention to other venues of self-develompment, like reading many good books, friendships, meeting friends.
2. As the environment demanded from people in Soviet Union to be smart in order to simply survive, they have developed some smarts. (And these smarts are still needed to live in Russia and to make business here.)

Klaus says that English readers are not ready for his books in a way Russian readers are ready. But I think people are basically the same everywhere. They all want Love, they all want news, they all want something interesting.

And I'm sure that there's a way to push our message to more people. Maybe something like this Orkut thing in Brazil?

Although I know, that some people even here in Russia just don't get what's written in "The Messenger". They are just reading the book, like a work of fiction. Probably they either haven't tried to send love --

OR tried and felt nothing. This could happen if their heart doesn't open. Probably reading this honest book isn't enough to open their heart? Or maybe they make a break in reading at the wrong place?

that's an interesting explanation Kostya.
Yes, actually practice what Klaus is writing and really try to feel the love is a difficult thing, it demands a lot of discipline..

What helps me a lot to open my heart is to be happy for other people. For instance: When you hear someone is expecting a child, try to feel what you would feel when you expected a child by yourself. Or when someone tells you about his or her holiday, try to feel the excitement if you had that holiday by yourself. Or, what Joehle writes somewhere: if you see people in love with each other, be happy for them and try to feel the love they feel for each other.

Yes, discipline (or organizing ourselves) is a difficult thing. On one hand we want to "be free" from restraints, and on other hand -- this "discipline in working with love". How is that possible?

I think it's easy -- the discipline is just an instrument. It's not good or bad by itself.
And the discipline we want to be free from -- is the one that is dictated to us by others in their interests.

But it appears that we can use this intrtument of discipline to get something WE want. Like learning working with love and changing our lives to the better with love. Then this instrument becomes our friend!

I feel happy when I imagine that I'm radiating love out -- and everything around becomes happy and joyful: people, cars, trees. I imaging that everything likes the energy that I'm sending - and this makes me feel very happy. I think that my heart is opening when I do this.

Kostya,


in his blog Klaus Joehle writes
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I am very curious how one can use love in a military application.
Although chances are great I might not understand what he means, do you think he can try to explain it?

I tried and felt nothing.
What does it make me?

Chuchi, it makes you the one who tried and felt nothing. It happened to me at times too.

If you are like me, then laughing for 2 hours a day for 2 weeks will help you.
Or smiling for the whole day for 40 days.

You could probable stop this practice earlier, when you see the results...

That's a lot of laughing!
Since it's school holiday now,
i guess i'll be back laughing a lot in a month.
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Thanx 4 the advice

Yes, laugh, Chuchi!
Let your belly do these laugh-constrictions.
You can also laugh almost silently.
But I love to laugh aloud!

The only time when it's very hard to laugh - is when I'm very tired.

I am a Russian speaker, and I always tried to uderstand the difference between us - the capitalist world and the socialist one. I won't tell all the things I've been thinking - too long to write, but use other people's thoughts instead.

Well, in Russia we have a very popular comic, Michael Zadornov, who is a psychic also, so he says, that Russian speakers have their so-called "female", right hemisphere working better than the left "male" one, while Germanic languages speakers have their left hemisphere working better.

Yes, all people are equal, but as our sufi - scientist Norbekov says: "What is the difference between the body of an Englishman and the body of a Russian? There is no difference at all. What is the differene between the mind of an Englishman and the mind of a Russian? None. Okay, then why the heck do we all speak different languages?"

We all are equal, but different.