notebooklm prompts

Craft an easy-to-understand conceptual overview for someone unfamiliar with spiritual philosophy. The goal is to gently introduce the idea that one's identity is separate from their thoughts and past experiences, explaining the concept of being a 'pure consciousness' in an encouraging and simple manner to spark curiosity and self-reflection.

Draft an inspiring and persuasive keynote speech for a professional conference. The speech should articulate a coherent philosophy for achieving professional success by transforming one's inner state, assumptions, and self-concept, using a powerful and authoritative tone to motivate the audience toward self-improvement and conscious creation of their career trajectories.

Write a clear and accessible explanatory essay for a student new to metaphysical concepts. The essay should break down the core ideas of Neville Goddard's teachings, such as the power of assumption, imagination, and feeling, using simple language and relatable examples to make these profound truths understandable and applicable for a beginner.

Produce a detailed comparative analysis contrasting the bioavailability and metabolic impact of key nutrients from plant versus animal sources. The analysis should be written for a professional audience with a background in nutrition or health sciences. Focus on the biochemical arguments presented in the source, such as conversion inefficiencies, the role of antinutrients, and the physiological suitability of animal-based nutrients for a human, hyper-carnivore model. The goal is to create a definitive reference document that evaluates nutrient sources based on principles of human physiology and biochemistry.

Create an informational pamphlet designed to introduce a beginner to the core concepts of the hyper-carnivore diet philosophy. The tone should be accessible and encouraging. Use the provided text to explain in simple terms why the author believes animal-based foods are superior to plant-based 'superfoods'. Focus on explaining key ideas like 'bioavailability', 'antinutrients', and 'plant toxins' in a way that someone new to these topics can easily understand the main points without being overwhelmed by scientific jargon.