Satya - The Diary of an Advisor to CEO's, Pro-Athletes and Artists

By Marius Großhans

The truth about freedom from fears, healing mental pain, achieving true success and clarity, and wisdom that runs through all areas.

There are no recipes, instructions or cures herein. This book is for those who are serious about it alone.

Note: This book is a diary. Those seeking perfection and beauty in form should not read it.

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Voices about the author

"I remembered again what matters in the daily being-with-me. That my mind knows me best, knows exactly how it hurts me and it does nothing but pull me into its absurd world is present for me every day. I see so clearly now how much I have been his slave lately. Now it is different. Living consciously. No longer being a slave to him. Understanding my truth. Following my intuition. Trust. All of these are my new obsessions. My presence my weapon. Thanks for reminding me!" - Robert B.

"No question about it: the best advisor when it comes to getting the many ailments your head causes you out of the way for good. Without making you feel like you still have to learn anything." - Rebecca B.

"For anyone who is tired of the endless search for "redemption", Marius is spot on. I haven't had this much insight in 10 years of "self help". Thank you!" - Alfred P.

About the author

Marius Gro hans dedicates his life to truth and people, to recognize the only problem of their lives, the mind, and to free it from its domination. He lives alternately in Madeira and Bulgaria.

Excerpt

Someone recommends a method. It is a lie. The person does not know it, but his mind knows it. The plan:

"The method keeps me in average, in lie. If I spend my life doing one method after another, I will never arrive anywhere."

What does "arrive" mean?

The greatest enemy of the mind, is the absolute quality of the present experience. Losing yourself in the moment. To need nothing more. To want nothing more. To see nothing more as wrong. That would be its death.

An untruthful athlete, tries this and that. His mind falls in love with a method. The "Woozy Loozy" method. It is new. That is why it is exciting. Everything that is new keeps a person under the illusion that there is hope for his problem. The athlete wants to get stronger. He wants his exercises to be more effective. So his problem is not being strong enough and not being effective enough.

Few will understand the following.

The athlete has fallen in love with "not being strong enough" and "not being effective enough" because that, is his problem. His intention to want to change it automatically makes it a problem and a problem is fodder for the mind.

Doing something to change something, using a method, believing something is not right as it is, using something as a means to an end to get somewhere, main thing away from the status quo, creates suffering and keeps the athlete in mediocrity. Methods imply to the athlete's mind that the current state is a problem that needs to be solved. He turns it into an unsolvable problem.

The end of the search, the end of the use of methods, the end of the rejection of the status quo, robs the mind of the illusion that there is something to be solved .... and brings to light the lie that kept one in that belief. The end of the search is the realization that there is nothing to search for. And that the eternal search reveals the only problem that the person you see when you look in the mirror.

Namaste.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0B7K7NY54
• ISBN13: 9798842401666
• Release Date: July 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 458 Pages
• Weight: 1.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"