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Eye-Opener Society – Episode 102: Embracing Multi-Dimensional Reality with New Co-Host Lizzie · Eye Opener Society

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  Hey everyone, welcome back to Eye Opener Society. I want to thank everybody
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  again for tuning in into now episode 102.
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  We've got a whole new concept. We have all new ideas. We're flowing so well
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  and I'm really excited to start bringing these podcasts out to you.
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  Quick little note um we're trying
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  to get video to the forefront even
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  though i refuse to go all graphic crazy and all but
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  i know everybody wants to look at us now so you
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  can find us on youtube we have every episode we've
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  ever done on there all right some have video and some do
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  not so there's an audio and there's a video of both i also just launched bit
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  shoot so we could be found On BitChute now too as well So if you go on BitChute
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  and just search EyeOpener Society as all one word You'll find us there too as
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  well I'm going to try and find some new avenues as well To get the videos put up there too,
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  So Here's the cool thing about EyeOpener Society as we keep evolving And moving,
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  I've evolved with a brand new co-host We've all met her on episode 101,
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  Lizzie Who's been completely amazing,
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  Lizzie shares so much of my ideas and my vision of eye-opener society,
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  but what's great about it, she's helping me actually find that direction to
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  get it in, and she's actually motivating me to do it. And that's what's exciting to me.
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  So welcome back, Lizzie. Lizzie, how are you doing?
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  Thank you. Just having a grand old time with life right now.
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  You know, I was telling you, I was kind of having a little bit of an existential
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  crisis this weekend as I kind of reformended my ideas with everything.
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  And now I'm just, I don't know, just excited to figure out how to share them today.
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  Yeah. And we're going to get through it. We all go through this little crisis
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  and I was kind of concerned. I seen the video and I looked at your face and
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  I said, you're really scared about something.
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  At least that was my perception, you know, but I was like, oh, do you need help?
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  So do you want to go through a little bit of it and let people know what's going on?
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  So first existential crisis sounds pretty dramatic. I'm a little bit of a dramatic
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  person. You know, I just take things very deep.
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  But when you when you go through like shadow work and deconstructing yourself
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  a lot, at some point you just kind of get comfortable with having your identity shaken.
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  And it's almost kind of the point, which was kind of leading me into what I
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  wanted to talk about today with like my ideas on reality,
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  because that's kind of what happened was I took I took it to like a different
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  perspective, which in a weird paradox in which there's no way I can possibly explain this.
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  It simultaneously affirmed everything I had done in the last six years,
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  but also undid it in a weird way that made it also more accurate. Hoop, hoop, hoop.
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  Well, listen, that's great. And or at least the crazy thing about reality,
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  it's so hard to explain. It really is.
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  But I mean, we all live through it.
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  And the thing is, like me, I practice mindfulness.
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  So here I am in the moment and that's all I'm concerned about.
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  But I think you, and correct me if I'm wrong, you are in multi-dimensions all at one time.
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  And I find it amazing. I find it beautiful, actually. So what are your thoughts
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  now on reality? I mean, what did you learn from this crisis?
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  Okay, so this is a little bit of what I'm learning. I'm learning that I'm really
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  good at seeing all of the many layers, still learning to bring it down into
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  the 3D, which is where you're good at with the mindfulness.
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  I can't be mindful if I'm washing the dishes. I'm also thinking about like 42 different things,
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  and uh which makes
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  uh writing protocols and stuff like a whole lot of fun because
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  i can see a lot of different angles i could connect a lot of dots for people
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  and that's been a really fun thing but i've really struggled on trying to write
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  one that's like accurate because any time i create anything it creates more
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  boundaries for other people and so i kept circling around this for a long time.
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  And so my existential crisis was kind of because I understood on a really deep
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  level that we truly do create our own reality.
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  And I know you hear that all the time and like your perception.
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  And, you know, if you're thinking about a red car, you'll see a red car.
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  And I sound a little crazy here, but you create the red car.
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  There are, there are so
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  many dimensions to us as people the the
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  earth as a planet reality as itself like
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  our histories all of this like overlap in this
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  really weird way that this is
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  part of my struggle in trying to figure out how to articulate it because any
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  way I say it is going to put off as many people as as I as are gonna understand
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  it do you know what I mean because everybody creates their own reality when you hear something,
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  your brain, based on your past experiences, decides in that moment if it's part
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  of your reality or not, and you attach to or unattached from that reality based on your decisions.
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  But because we're all set up in this life where this world is so limited,
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  even though we're an unlimited being, we create all these self-limits for ourselves.
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  And so we're creating the red car because we're think that there's going to
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  be like a red car there and so it's like a weird circle of figuring out what
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  rules you have without circling that too much and it's.
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  I'm just trying to figure out how to actually like put this down into the real
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  world. Do you know what I mean?
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  I hope that made even a little bit of sense.
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  Yeah, it does. Listen, I know I've done an episode probably a year ago or so
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  painting your own picture where just what we think is what we're producing.
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  We're just, you know, we're on a stage. The world is a stage.
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  There's nothing there. You create the script and you write what you want to write.
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  And so yeah when you're thinking about that red car you're painting that you're
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  drawing that script out what you're saying makes sense i can see though why
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  it brings you into a crisis,
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  because when you're sitting there really trying to figure it out outside of the mindfulness.
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  And you're incorporating all these different
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  levels in there yeah you're gonna question you're
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  going to question the reality about it right yes yes
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  especially when you're trying to take it from a multi-dimensional perspective
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  and i swear at some point i'm going to have this articulated
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  in a way that's going to make sense but so for
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  for now something to think about is while you're
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  sitting here like doing the podcast your body's
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  just sitting there you're listening so that's your 3d
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  self but at the same time your 4d self
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  is deciding what i'm saying is accurate or not
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  your 5d self is opening up more possibilities based on all this your 60 self
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  is assessing all of your like energetic coding of what's going on which plays
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  into your beliefs and all that and then there's like the part of you which is
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  what i've been talking a lot about like the 6 and the 8d like versions of you.
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  So your 8D self, while you're sitting
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  there, this same part of you is also deciding where you go from here.
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  And so when your 4D self decides something's true, your 8D self aligns timelines
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  and realities with what you just decided.
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  And so even though you're simply just sitting there, you're going through multiple
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  different reality options at any given moment. And that makes sense.
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  It's exactly what I believe, because, yeah, I believe we're alive in all different dimensions.
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  And there's an outcome for each and every one of those dimensions.
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  So if you're making a decision right now, there's multiple decisions being made
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  on each and every dimension.
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  So the outcome is going to be based upon whatever that universe is bringing.
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  And I still don't understand as far as how the outcome is created.
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  So maybe that's where my crisis is. But yeah, because like I say,
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  hey, I want chocolate ice cream.
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  Your decision is based on that and you're going to get chocolate ice cream.
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  But in another dimension, you're getting strawberry. In another one,
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  you're getting vanilla.
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  So again, where does that actual outcome stem from? That's the question.
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  And here's my problem because I have an answer for you. but it is in so many
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  different layers. I don't know how to deliver it to you.
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  Realistically, I'm coming to the understanding, which I sound like a crazy person.
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  Everybody's acknowledging this idea that time is nonlinear, right?
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  But time, as to what I'm understanding now, just really doesn't exist.
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  It all happens right now.
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  And so what you're doing right this exact moment is in the same time as your
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  entire lifespan and all your future lives and all your past lives and all of
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  it happens in one little instant of a flash.
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  And so when you are making decisions, you are altering everything.
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  And so history, almost from an energetic 13D dimension perspective,
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  doesn't exist. You decide your history based on the story you write.
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  And it's also based on what we collectively write until you decide that what's
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  collectively written is different, like you don't apply to that.
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  And somehow you've got to get through all the filters and the connections and
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  the, I guess you could describe them like energy threads that hold you into
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  what you've limited yourself because you're in this limiting world.
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  And that's kind of where I started going into describing it like a game is because
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  you're undoing things that are true.
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  But you're making true things untrue to change your reality. Okay.
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  I mean, listen, it may be crazy to some people who just don't understand it,
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  but to like you and I makes complete and total sense. It really does.
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  We are existing in only one moment, but all the dimensions, like you're saying,
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  it's not linear. It's all occurring all at one time.
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  I spoke about this many times. I said, you got the timeline.
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  It's just a straight line, but take that line away.
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  Everything happened already and hasn't happened all at the same time.
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  Yes, I'm glad you can articulate that so simply for me. Thank you.
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  You're very welcome. Yeah, exactly. It's time without the timeline.
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  Just take that away and everything kind of just condenses into one reality.
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  So you've already lived, you've already died, you're already being born,
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  And it's all happening all in one particular moment.
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  Yes. And that's a way, that's an amazing way to describe it on maybe like three of the dimensions.
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  But then as you like change it, it like, it kind of just gets super entangled.
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  You know, I'm kind of playing with a little bit here.
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  But essentially what I'm realizing were happening is because of all the limitations,
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  instead of this like spiral, of growth and evolving into new, quote,
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  worlds or realities or versions of yourself, or however you want to look at
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  it, we loop into the same thing over and over and over and over again.
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  And it's hard because shadow work, like looking at yourself and deconstructing
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  your ideas and your beliefs, simultaneously pulls you out of the loop,
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  but is also in of itself a loop.
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  And so you can leave that forever and ever and ever trying to heal yourself
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  into a whole person because you are a whole person. That's not the point.
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  All you've got to do is figure out what story you so far written on autopilot
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  before you realized you were an unlimited being that had opportunities because
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  the world didn't tell you that is if they did, you wouldn't be listening to this podcast.
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  You'd be happy. you know with what you've
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  got going so if you're here you were on autopilot you
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  wrote stories you don't agree with and now
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  you've got to decide what those are and not what
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  is true because they're all true you've seen those realities
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  you've experienced them you felt the pain you felt the
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  heartache they're real do they apply to
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  the world you're building is that part of the new story and so at some point
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  you have to go from deconstructing your story to moving on what is your new
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  story what parts of it are you going to build from you don't have to carry that forever you know.
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  Gotcha and this is good because yeah i think a lot of people are always trying to,
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  move on you know we're all looking for that new bigger better thing that's what
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  we're looking for And yeah, but in order to do that, you're right.
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  We have to deconstruct that old way of living in order to move forward and become that new person.
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  So, again, you are making sense, or at least I'm getting good sense, you know, from this.
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  But it does. You have to really sit there and figure it out.
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  But you don't have to figure it out alone because Lizzie here has a whole program
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  on this. and you can always reach out to her and she'll work with you.
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  And I swear when I'm working individually with like your life and what you're
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  doing, I make far more sense than when I'm trying to speak on a broad term of things.
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  Well, yeah, absolutely. It's more specific than, I mean, you are,
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  you're trying to give that broader sense of everything and trying to make sense of it all at once.
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  And it's not a problem. It's coming through at least clear to me.
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  But yeah, if you out there in the audience would like to work with Lizzie,
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  how did I get in touch with you, Lizzie?
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  Email is probably the best. Just energy.buy.lizzy at gmail.
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  Yeah, reach out to her and set up appointments and you do some great work.
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  And that's what's so appreciative.
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  And no one else is appreciative?
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  You guys, the audience, thank you so very much for tuning into this episode, episode 102.
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  I promise you there's going to be so much more cool, fun stuff that's going to be going on.
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  We have this whole new energy going here with Lizzie And I guarantee you You're
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  going to enjoy it And again, don't forget we're on Podbean We're on every single,
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  Platform But also, if you want
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  to see the videos Again, they're not graphically enhanced It's just us,
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  We can be found on YouTube And we can now also be found on BitChute So go on
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  BitChute and just search EyeOpener Society, all one word I have no idea about it yet,
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  but it's just another platform that I like to put on because it's not mainstream
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  and there's no censorship because I just noticed I started to get censored on
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  YouTube, obviously, because it's just mainstream. So I'm trying to avoid that.
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  So definitely reach out to us. But again, I want to thank you all so much for tuning in with us.
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  I want to thank everybody again and you'll see us on the next episode. Thanks again, Lizzie.
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  Thank you so much for listening to me while I formulate my chaos into order.
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  Good job, buddy. We'll see everybody soon.