And please, people, do take a look at the logo of his site. He is an illuminati agent. The logo just does not have the pyramid, but also lightning bolt symbol whose other meaning is Lucifer. And oh do see what is surrounding the pyramid. It is “illumination”, another term for Lucifer in freemasonry.

The guy has been described as very successful with his nonsense articles. However, it is not because people flock to his sit…the main reason is that his site is always on the top of search results. SEO experts know it. And of course, an illuminati agent will enjoy a good ride in the virtual world.

Before making any wild claims, why dont you experience it for yourself? I have been vegan for 2 years now, once a meat eating, careless savage, but never again.

Not only has being a vegan made me stronger, more intelligent (yes I had been watching my IQ), more alive, happier, but it also has enhanced my perceptions of the world, my consciousness, and has certainly made me more aware.

Maybe you should consider actually trying it first before posting such an ignorant post, just for the sake of your SEO, obviously.

You are clearly just upset as you are not as successful, and not knowing or understanding why? has made you a bit angry.

Get a life, stop trying to prevent the spread of the truth.

I am not part of any societies, however, you have mocked scientologists without actually trying it.

I’ve been reading Steve’s articles for a while now and I have to say, he does provoke you to think for yourself and expand your horizons. I don’t agree with him on everything but I agree with the overall premise about exploring one’s beliefs.

About raw food: Raw food diets and raw veganism are NOT the same as a general vegetarian diet. Vegetarians do not consume any products that involve killing animals but they do consume dairy and sometimes, eggs, too.
A general vegan diet includes lots of cooked food such as grains, lentils, beans, etc. One can also have calcium-fortified soy milk, coconut milk, etc. to make up for any calcium deficiency.
If you eat a well balanced vegetarian diet, you can get all the essential nutrients except for maybe B12 which can be obtained by using nutritional yeast or supplements. It has been proved by doctors and nutritionists. People in countries such as India have consumed regular cooked vegetarian diets that include grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy and spices and they have enjoyed excellent health for centuries.

The raw food diet that Steve Pavlina has advocated is a little extreme and may not be suitable for everyone. I would personally monitor my health through a doctor if I were to undertake something like this.
Anyway, the main reason for vegetarianism/veganism is animal rights and welfare and that is what Steve is talking about when he asks people to raise their awareness of what they are eating. These practices have been around for centuries in Eastern cultures and even among Catholic mystics. No one absolutely needs meat to survive, the Paleolithic man ate meat for survival because there was little of anything else.
In fact, if you really look at evolution, humans descended from apes who eat more fruits and seeds than meat.

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going to be as smart or even smarter as steve Pavlina one day ha make that my goal in life ha make that every body goal around the world in life and boy!!! what a world this will be we will be all flying in or dreams and when we all awake in the morning to life and to start a new day we will be flying in this real life too !! on earth ha ha steve i seen this vision first ha ha i said it first but thanks for makeing me see it steve ha ha ha for steve marco u.k rapper just jokeing who knows it may not be a joke lets all fly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m reading Pavlina’s articles, there are agreements & disagreements, we should not act as dump. We should get his learning points and practice (if you feel that you want to improve) I have selected and practice and improved lot. as explained by him its gradual process and you should understand examined how your mind & body works.

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Of course, one case of an over-eager Pavlina follower doesn’t condemn a whole lifestyle, but many prominent vegans and raw food proponents are reversing their stance on animal products (I’m too lazy to provide links, but I read about this at length and the info is out there).

People get very sensitive about the dietary lifestyle they commit to, especially when ethics and animal rights are concerned, so I usually decline to engage in that discussion.

Steve has a different take on the Law of Attraction and all that jazz, but I don’t think it gets people any closer to their goals.
Unfortunately, his forums are filled with a bunch of people determined to become millionaires, but with very little clue as to how to go about it (besides putting an inspiring statement about it in their forum signature).

Steve turns some people off these days. For some reason, he calls himself “Savage” in the forums, and he talks a lot about BDSM. I have no prob with that (in fact, I’m a fan of sex advice columnist Dan Savage, who often talks about it). But coming from his geeky perspective – as a pasty white guy who spent much of his life in a monogamous, possibly sex-less marriage – it’s weird how he’s suddenly able to preach to the masses about nontraditional relationships and kinky sex.

Back when I was more of a fan, I read his book. He’s a unique thinker, but I think it was at this time when I started to realize his material doesn’t amount to anything more than “mental masturbation.”

The 7 principles (I THINKit was 7) specified in his book, which he used to harp on for a while in his blog, never stuck with me. I’m not sure why – they just struck me as something that probably should have been distilled into something simpler. Maybe there are people still going around asking how a certain experience or decision reflects those 7 principles, but not me.

Anyway Scott, I don’t think Pavlina should be dismissed because he is an ex-Scientologist. He specified that he tried it for just a couple of months, and you have to respect that he had an open mind. I know that Scientologists believe some crazy stuff, but I think at the entry-level stage, you’re just taught some empowering, pseudo-science that may be a useful framework for conducting your life (I’m just guessing). He says that he went in knowing that they believe some off-the-wall stuff (remember, you don’t learn the super crazy stuff until you’re more advanced). So I think he can be forgiven.

I hadn’t intended to write so much!