Agreement #1

Be impeccable with your word – Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.

Agreement #2

Don’t take anything personally – Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, their own dream. When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won’t be the victim of needless suffering.

Agreement #3

Don’t make assumptions – Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want. Communicate with others as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness and drama. With just this one agreement, you can completely transform your life.

Agreement #4

Always do your best – Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick. Under any circumstance, simply do your best, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse and regret.

His son Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. in the movie Living Luminaries describes this life of being as a gardener. The garden grows anything. It can grow good and bad, positive and negative energy. If you want to live life within the balance of his four agreements you must garden with the discipline to remove the bad or negative energy from the garden like weeds before it has time to grow.

Here are some words of wisdom from Don Miguel Ruiz in the movie Living Luminaries.

Best selling authors such as Marianne Williamson, (A Return to Love, Illuminata), Eckhart Tolle (The Power of Now) , Don Miguel Ruiz (The Four Agreements), Gary Renard author of (The Disappearance of the Universe), Matthew Kelly (Seven Levels of Intimacy) and many more Luminaries.

Religious and spiritual leaders such as Nachum Shiffren (The Surfing Rabbi), Rev. Robert A. Schuller (of the Crystal Cathedral), the Venerable Tibetan Lama Chodak Gyatso Nupka, Michael Bernard Beckwith, Don Jose Ruiz, Rev. Mary Manin Morrissey, Dr. Harry Morgan Moses.

Outspoken advocates of civil rights, Geronimo Ji Jaga (Black Panther – aka. Geronimo Pratt), contemporary thinkers and enlightened teachers such as Obadiah S. Harris, Ph.D. (of the University of Philosophical Research), PhD Robert Frager, Rabbi Yitchok Adlerstein of Loyola University and Rev.Dr. William S. Epps.

Our young seeker’s journey reaches some of the foremost, most inspirational individuals of our day. Change your life, Now, and join him on the journey…

Backstage

“LIVING LUMINARIES (on the Serious Business of Happiness)”
A Gotham Metro Studios Picture

DIRECTOR:
Larry J. Kurnarsky

PRODUCER:
Michael J Lasky

WRITTEN BY:
Larry J. Kurnarsky, Sean A. Mulvihill

DIR. of CINEMATOGRAPHY:
Keith Holland

COMPOSER:
Luigie Gonzalez

CO-PRODUCERS:
Ellie Partovi , Straw Weisman

Featuring the “Luminaries”

Eckhart Tolle

Marianne Williamson

don Miguel Ruiz

Michael Bernard Beckwith

Matthew Kelly

Geronimo JiJaga (formerly Pratt)

Dr. Obadiah S. Harris, Ph.D.

Rev. Robert A. Schuller

Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein

Prof. Steve Droullard

Don Jose Luis Ruiz

Gary Renard

Dr. Rev. William S. Epps

Venerable Lama Chödak Gyatso Nubpa

Swami Beyondandonda

Rev. Mary Manin Morrissey

Dr. Harry Morgan Moses

Brandi C. Kelley

Rabbi Nachum Shifren, “The Surfing Rabbi”

Robert Frager, Ph.D.

Abbot Francis Benedict
Saint Andrew’s Abbey, Benedictine Monastery

Gary L. Marler

Marc Emery

Hy Pike

The Harmonica Man

INTRODUCING:
Sean A. Mulvihill
An actor, and happiness seeker

EDITORS:
Nabil Mechi, Valentina Ganeva
Murex post

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER:
Sean A. Mulvihill

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Michael J Lasky
Dawn Olmstead
Gene Sloan
Bo Linton

PRODUCTION CONSULTANTS:
Peter Liapis, David J. Craddick

EXECUTIVE CONSULTANTS:
Jan Cook
Jon Bono
Dora Winters
Alorha Breaw
Stuart Royalty
Jim Kline
Christina Chen
James Lam
Nicholas Jones
Charles E. Turbak
Michelle Watson Rylands
In loving memory of Robert J. Winters

Featured guests and actors:

Sean A. Mulvihill, Kim Eng, Hy Pike, Tammi Land, GianFranco Tordi, Heather Storm, Brent Pourciau (pourciau.com) , Brian Marshall, Austin Rand, Tracy Grover,
Katharine Van der Drift, Brian Marshall, Babar Peerzada, Michelle Rylands,

Jim Carrey candidly discusses his encounter with authentic Awakening at the 2009 Inaugural GATE Event (Global Alliance for Transformational Entertainment).

A few months ago after knowing Eckhart Tolle for a while and studying the books I woke up and I suddenly got it. I understood suddenly how thought was just an illusory thing. And how thought is responsible for, if not all, most of the suffering we experience. And then I suddenly felt like I was looking at the thought from another perspective and I wondered who is it that’s aware that I am thinking and suddenly I was thrown into this expansive amazing feeling of freedom from  myself from my problems. I saw that I was bigger than what I do. I was bigger than my body. I was everything and everyone I was no longer a fragment of the universe. I was the universe and ever sense that day I have been trying to get back there. It comes and it goes, it is like riding a wave sometimes I am on, sometimes I off but at least I know where I want to go and I want to take as many people with me that I possibly can because the feeling is amazing. It is our intention because our intention is everything, nothing happens on this planet without it, not one single thing has ever been accomplished without intention. I started thinking about my life and I started thinking about this conference and what we are about and I looked back and I always thought I was two people my whole life. I was in the living room entertaining people, being a monkey you know, doing my thing for the company and trying to relieve my mother who was suffering. She had rheumatoid arthritis and flumitis and everything under the sun was nagging at her and she was depressed. I wanted her to be free and I wanted her to realize that her life was worth something because she gave birth to someone who was worth something and then I would go into my room and sit with a legal pad, I was a little kid and I would sit there and I would try to figure out what it meant, what it was all about, why are we here, what is this. Then one day I read something from Buddha and it said, “All spirituality is about relieving suffering” and I suddenly realized that is what I am doing in the other room. I am aligned, my purpose is aligned with this so I felt incredibly lucky. I lose sight of that all the time. I get caught up in different concerns and ego concerns. I am so lucky to be apart of this community and to do something that is off value.