Comments on: Ragnar the Opulent and His Chi-Mendous Balls

By: Interesting

Interesting — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 22:04:07 +0000

I find this Peter Lundell stuff very interesting, because there is indeed a Peter Lundell, age 67, who lives in Gatlinburg, TN, and has a P.O. Box as his registered address. I do skip traces all the time, and that’s what I found. I’m almost convinced he’s around 67 years old. He’s in INCREDIBLE shape for a man that age, and I hope to be in that kind of shape in the next 30+ years. I don’t know if I buy the story about him leaving a paralyzed kid behind. If that’s the case, then I’m sure he learned from his mistakes as we all do. I find Peter Ragnar/Lundell to be a very interesting man, regardless.

A lot of these raw food guys go by aliases. I highly doubt Daniel Vitalis is his real name, and I don’t think David Wolfe’s real name is Wolfe either. They do it so no one can find out any dirt on them. Keeps the mystery alive.

By: Frederic

Frederic — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 17:25:11 +0000

As human we grow from our experiences. If Peter has a history that is not as pretty has some would love it to be, should it matter? Crazy question, right? We learn from experience. We fall, we pick ourselves up, we fall again, but as we go forward we learn from the law of cause and effect. Hopefully, one day, we value the easier path, one that is void of so much bruises and fatalities. Looking back, those who still suffer, reminds us of skeletons of the past. The truth is that we have grown and they haven’t. If someone’s teaching attracts you, then it is what you seek. Being attached to the messenger is a great mistake. Take the message and go to work, honoring your teachers by your actions. Their past is for them to deal with. I feel for those who suffer or are bitter for they haven’t found in themselves to move forward. Just know that as we grow it becomes our responsibility to assist others in their own fulfillment. My first obligation is to be the best I can be, with the help of anybody who has something to offer to expand my awareness. To those who suffer and feel stuck, if you dare look up you would find a hand stretched out for you. Nothing will justify the suffering, but as a stubborn race, we often choose the growing pains over better choices.

By: john

john — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:32:00 +0000

In all due fairness to Mr.Ragnar I must say the Christians have been pulling the same crap for centuries at least with Mr.Ragnar you do get some DVD’s and magnetic balls to take home with you.

By: john

john — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:01:08 +0000

Please,Joy,elaborate.I’ve been researching this individual and trying to find out where he came from and what he’s about.What got him on my radar was his price for a ticket to see him talk,over a thousand bucks,sounds like a new age version of a Pentecostal preacher.

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:06:59 +0000

Joy,

How do you know this and where can I find out more?

By: Joy

Joy — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:30:25 +0000

Proceed with Caution. Peter Ragnar’s real name is Peter Lundell. He is a construction worker from WV who left his wife and child 27 years ago for another woman. He did not pay one dime in child support nor has he spoken to them since. His mistress left two children including a paraplegic. There is some opulent truth for you.

By: Jimmyz

Jimmyz — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:08:08 +0000

“Seek and ye shall find,” “faith the size of a mustard seed can move a mountain,” “when the student is ready the teacher shall appear.” Where on this planet will we find truth and hope if we do not first look?

I have not but will definitely order products from Roaring Lion, simply because I percieve the enlightenment received will continue to nurture my seed of hue-man potential.

I am a truth seeker, and I evaluate all the information I possible can each and every day with the intent of seeking and accepting personal growth. I have spent tens of thousands of dollars to that end. I evolved beyond prior teachings, (expensive) but not wastefull.

By: Mona

Mona — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 04:13:33 +0000

It is really sad to see this so called “spiritual” and
‘well intentioned’ guy that wants to help people who isn’t aware of how powerful they could become, BS!!!!

Seth, dearest Peter’s friend? yeah we could tell that from all that devotion coming from your so enlightening description of his good faith. But you know what? you could say even that he is ‘a Saint’ but the crude reality is that what ever Peter does it is accessible only to the already wealthy people, because even an average medium class can’t afford $797.00 for his symposium, to see ‘if maybe’ you could ‘turn on a switch’ so you could become wealthy without working hard, it is just a trick that can be learned in a weekend.
So ‘Mr. Spirituality’ is not accessible to the ‘mass mob” as you call them and I call them THE ONES MORE IN NEED of his so called ‘tricky teachings’? so this world could be more balanced? I can see all his unconditional love inundating this world. Blessing

By: seth

seth — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 11:53:50 +0000

Sean, beautiful statement! “Everyone has a unique experience, even if we talk about things using similar terms. Every living being is an entire universe being experienced through the lens of their individuality. There is a saying that when you become enlightened, everyone simultaneously becomes enlightened in that very instant.”

Well, everything seemingly is all a matter of individual perspective anyway. People seek out or resonate with whatever they are interested in their own timing.

Sandi, I agree with you to a large extent, we must remember what we have forgotten but please correct me if I have misunderstood you. You said “Guys…this is all Universal Law, It’s not a matter of LEARNING it….it’s a matter of REMEMBERING it”

It is not a matter of learning kind of implies that the universe is absolute and past tense, like it has already happened. I feel like it is always happening, growing and learning more about itself. The big bang is still banging! We all know that life is all one with the same roots and connection but it is still growing and expressing itself in ways that are new and non-predictable for the most part.

Isn’t learning the practice of being in harmony with the present moment and observing it’s unpredictable miraculous nature while grounding its teachings into our being?

By: Sean

Sean — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 08:09:51 +0000

Hehe. Very true and well said Sandi. I think my understanding of spirituality thus far is similar, in that it is a process of uncovering / recognizing what is present and true in this very moment, the thread that runs through every experience, as opposed to creating something that didn’t already exist. Some people wake up in an instant, as soon as something comes into their life that introduces them to their true self. For other people it takes a lifetime of effort and practice. And, other people never even consider the possibility of waking up.

Of course there is the relative aspect to spirituality, the path, the changing of habits, the rituals, the spiritual accessories, the workshops etc. But all of this, if it is coming from a genuine source of realization, is designed to facilitate waking up to what is innately true and living from that perspective rather than subscribing to destructive psychological patterns.

Everyone has a unique experience, even if we talk about things using similar terms. Every living being is an entire universe being experienced through the lens of their individuality. There is a saying that when you become enlightened, everyone simultaneously becomes enlightened in that very instant.