Chats with Larry Episode 11

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On today’s RABBI BRIAN’S CHATS WITH LARRY

​I removed all the SpaceX chat and just have the conversations start with you talking about the iterations of the rockets and how even your vacuum cleaner has evolved. If you can give me an intro that very briefly explains what you guys were talking about we should be good.

  1. A conversation about vacuum cleaners leads into meditation
  2. The space between sleep and awake (sleep is a spectrum)
  3. Giving in to allow other spirits control/influence over you
  4. The freedom and permission to be myself
  5. Sleep is the burden of self-consciousness 
  6. Solitary confinement can create delusion
  7. My octopus teacher
  8. Getting our stimulus alone or in a group
  9. Getting some of your own medicine isn’t always negative

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