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	<title>Comments on: My Night with Snoop Dogg</title>
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		<title>By: Keith VanGilder</title>
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		<dc:creator>Keith VanGilder</dc:creator>
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		<description>c&#039;mon big dogg... you have been diligent in creating a business and lifestyle (even wrote a book right?) that  helps others find awareness and bolsters self confidence (and hopefully love of self and others).  That being said I am glad to read that you are not finished, that you understand there is work to be done.  Suz was suggesting something like this thought to the kids the other night - suggesting that we consider what we use vs. what we make - what we take vs. what we give.  Good things to think about.  I am still figuring out what my big picture and direction might be but I know that I have been educating myself for a long while and recently have enjoyed the benefit of working through some knots in my personal energy with a life coach and as this moves along I am granted with what I call &quot;spiritual markers&quot; along the way.  I might not know exactly what I am doing but if I do my best as I go and have an openness to realize these markers as they appear then the choices put in front of me require less &quot;thought&quot; - I know what will serve as the highest goodness.  Always great to hear from you!  Went to a Wade Morrisette workshop last weekend - great class, fun kirtan - apparently he will be at AT ONE in a few weeks.  Enjoy!  Safe travels to you Dave - may the tsa agants pat you down gently and the sushi always be fresh (good luck in the midwest)!!!
Much love - Keith VanGilder</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>c&#8217;mon big dogg&#8230; you have been diligent in creating a business and lifestyle (even wrote a book right?) that  helps others find awareness and bolsters self confidence (and hopefully love of self and others).  That being said I am glad to read that you are not finished, that you understand there is work to be done.  Suz was suggesting something like this thought to the kids the other night &#8211; suggesting that we consider what we use vs. what we make &#8211; what we take vs. what we give.  Good things to think about.  I am still figuring out what my big picture and direction might be but I know that I have been educating myself for a long while and recently have enjoyed the benefit of working through some knots in my personal energy with a life coach and as this moves along I am granted with what I call &#8220;spiritual markers&#8221; along the way.  I might not know exactly what I am doing but if I do my best as I go and have an openness to realize these markers as they appear then the choices put in front of me require less &#8220;thought&#8221; &#8211; I know what will serve as the highest goodness.  Always great to hear from you!  Went to a Wade Morrisette workshop last weekend &#8211; great class, fun kirtan &#8211; apparently he will be at AT ONE in a few weeks.  Enjoy!  Safe travels to you Dave &#8211; may the tsa agants pat you down gently and the sushi always be fresh (good luck in the midwest)!!!<br />
Much love &#8211; Keith VanGilder</p>
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