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Guest Hypnotist - Anne Jirsch on Time Travel in Hypnosis · The Hypnotist

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  Hi, it's Adam here, and welcome to today's episode of The
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  Hypnotist, where actually, rather than me doing a hypnosis
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  session, I'm actually joined by a very special guest.
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  And Josh. Welcome to the show today, Anne.
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  Thank you. I'm really, I love your work, so
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  I'm really, really happy to be here.
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  Yeah, great to have you here. So we're we're going to have a
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  bit of a chat so we get to know you and then you're going to do
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  a hypnosis session based on and and you know, for people that
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  listen to the show, they know I love talking about kind of like
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  different realities, different, you know, ways of dealing with
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  time, but you're going to be talking about a future life.
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  So accessing a life you haven't even lived yet, which I think is
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  going to be a great hypnosis session for everyone to
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  experience. But before we get to that, give
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  us a bit of background on, on you who, who, who were you for
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  people that haven't heard of you before and and how did you get
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  into this particular, you know, kind of industry, which which is
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  a strange industry. It it is a very strange industry
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  and it and some aspects of it have taken me by surprise.
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  So how did I start? I, I started off reading tarot
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  cards. My grandmother was a, a fortune
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  teller. And so I'd, I absolutely loved
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  that. And that really took off for me.
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  And I did that for many years. You got to remember I'm going,
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  I'm an old girl. So we're going back many, many
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  decades. So I've been been around this
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  stuff a long time. And I had this deep fascination
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  for past life aggression and there was nowhere to train.
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  You know, these days you'd go on Google because she didn't have
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  all that you're looking Yellow Pages.
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  You'd ask around. I couldn't find anybody that
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  taught. And then it went on for years
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  trying to find out how, how can I be regressed?
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  And then this American woman, Denise Linn, come over and
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  conducted a past life aggression session.
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  And I thought I have to work with this.
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  But she didn't talk talk still had nobody training.
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  So I decided to train in clinical hypnotherapy.
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  I thought I needed some sort of certificate.
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  You know, I need something behind me.
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  So I trained in clinical hypnotherapy and wrote my own
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  scripts and that took off incredibly well.
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  I still worked with clinical hypnotherapy, but I, I found
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  myself referring a lot of people on and, and I still do to this
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  day because I think weight loss some so, so and so brilliant
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  about, you know, so and so is sleep or some bereavement.
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  I've kind of find out who's good out there and I pass on on a lot
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  of people. But I did addictions.
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  I worked a lot. I was living in an area with a
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  lot of addiction. So I still work with addictions.
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  Anyway, I happily worked with past life aggression for many,
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  many years. Oh, every story is different.
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  It is just the most incredible experience.
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  And then what happened was some military guys came to see me and
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  said they needed to find out something from the past, they
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  needed to be regressed to find out where something was.
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  And I worked with them. I did them a number of sessions
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  with each other just to get the feel of them.
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  And they were, they were really fascinated.
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  Then I brought somebody in to take us all back and what
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  happened was all three of us jumped forward.
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  We didn't realise it at the time.
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  We, we were trying to go back and we, what, we had this scene
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  in front of us, all sort of different aspects, the same
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  scene. We presumed we'd got it wrong.
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  And what we actually saw was the attack on the Twin Towers.
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  I mean, it was just, it was just so shocking.
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  But we didn't understand what we'd seen.
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  We just thought we, the session hadn't worked out very well.
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  I mean, we actually just went off up the pub and went for a
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  Curry because that's what you do when you work with soldiers,
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  don't you? And three weeks later when the
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  attack happened, it, it was really unsettling because we
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  didn't know enough to stop it. What's the point of seeing it?
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  Mark Twain said this. What's the point of seeing
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  something if you can't do anything about it?
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  And I totally get that. But after a while, we started to
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  experiment and we consistently kept predicting world events
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  consistently. Not, not the odd fluke.
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  And then one of the big self help gurus start to take an
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  interest and go, you've got to document what you're seeing
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  because you keep telling me this stuff.
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  Then it's then it happens. Even stuff you'd think is
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  ludicrous, like the invasion of Iraq, you know that, that that
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  was just constantly kept predicting things.
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  Then I started to use it on my clients and that was a big game
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  changer. So I was taking clients 5-10
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  years into the future, future lifetime or whatever, and it was
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  changing them. It's like you tap into that
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  future consciousness, it changes you.
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  Now most people are not moving forward because they are where
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  they are now with the current consciousness.
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  You need to go beyond that. And I started to see this
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  massive shift. But the thing that really got me
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  and this is this was when you get that this is what I'm going
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  to do for the rest of my life. They were coming back to me and
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  saying all that happened in six months.
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  It was as if we're bringing the best of the future forward.
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  I'm, I'm not patient. I know you're supposed to be OK.
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  I'm not patient. I don't particularly want to be
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  patient, to be honest. I'll kind of go, let's just get
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  stuff done. So the best of it coming
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  forward, they're meeting the love of their life or finding
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  the job or having the confidence to push their business forward
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  or make things happen. That got me.
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  I thought then I'm going to work and I, I just so a whole
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  catalogue of things happened. I ended up with a major book
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  deal, put the book out on on the subject and it went really sold
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  become best seller in many countries.
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  So the whole thing changed the whole course of my life.
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  So that's a potted history. It sounds like an amazing story.
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  And it's these chance encounters sometimes that kind of have a
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  ripple effect and leads you places where you don't really
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  sure how you got there, but you just feel like you're in the
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  right place. And I think a lot of people when
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  they hear about kind of like thinking about the future, it's
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  this kind of idea of manifestation or affirmations.
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  It's this idea of, well, you're just being very intentional or
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  deliberate about what you want. What I'm hearing from you is
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  something else, and that is that you're getting a glimpse of
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  things that maybe you don't even know that you want, But then you
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  figure out what you want. And then actually, that future
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  pacing somehow changes the future to give you a future that
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  you wouldn't have necessarily encountered if you didn't see
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  that future in advance. Yeah, that.
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  That's exactly it. You've got to go beyond your
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  current self. You you've got to go beyond most
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  of us of where we are, we want to expand our business a bit.
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  We don't see the really big picture.
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  We don't see beyond it. Yeah, it changes.
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  It does change at the very act of senior future will change it.
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  And the amount of people that have said to me, well, I thought
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  I'd be doing better in my job. The boss has always promised me
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  a promotion at five years. I can see I haven't got one.
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  I'm going to now go and go and find somewhere where I'm
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  appreciated more or we create a create quite a strong anchor on
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  the future self. I get them to really get some of
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  the detail. Have a look, find out what you
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  need to do now. Don't don't we do this
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  manifesting thing where we think it's all going to drop out the
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  sky. I I regularly get people contact
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  me and go. You know how I, I can just get
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  manifest £1,000,000 and thinking, well, I won't be
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  working for days if I knew how to do that.
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  But people want things drop out at the sky.
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  Finding out what you actually need to do and getting rid of
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  everything else, you're going to move forward.
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  But it's something about you changes people.
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  It's a weird thing. People start to treat you a bit
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  different. It there's something there that
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  shifts that you connect with that future energy and you start
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  to become that person that is in the future that's doing so much
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  better. Most people, I was going to find
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  it slow going hard. Just keep taking another course.
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  Let's just take another course. That might be the one that makes
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  it all big for me. No, what is what is that path
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  and what is it you need to do? So, So yeah, it's really, it
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  really is that. Let's nail it.
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  Let's really nail that future. And we're, we're talking about
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  slightly different topics, well, very different topics.
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  You're talking about like the future vision at the Irish
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  Hypnotherapy conference. I'm going to be talking about
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  the fourth dimension. And where they slightly overlap
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  is that both of these things are dealing with the concept of
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  time. And in the 4th dimension,
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  there's this idea that time is fluid, that it can go backwards
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  and forwards, but also that there are multiple realities.
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  And I get a sense that this way of thinking of the future is
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  almost like we're seeing all the different possibilities of what
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  your future could be and then honing in on to the most
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  desirable bit. And, and it's all always easier
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  to figure your way out of a maze if you've already left the maze.
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  If you know what it's like to be out there, you can kind of
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  figure all of those kind of different routes, you know, in a
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  more streamlined way. Can you think of a a client that
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  you worked with where you took them to a future and just them
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  seeing that kind of had a a huge impact on their life's
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  trajectory from that point forward?
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  Oh, that's I'll do it everyday. So I'm just thinking which one
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  do I pick out? We we do look at alternate
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  futures. I, I, I, I train people in this
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  and I've got a whole load of different ways of working.
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  But yeah, I mean, one client we, I mean, I work with them.
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  I often see what they're saying and this is somebody I work with
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  regular. It was big shot in London and I
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  we both had glimpse the same thing when I took him forward
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  that everything had ground to a halt in London time.
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  It was booming well known everything good.
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  Just say it was all going to dry up and within a month he closed
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  his agency, sold his house, gone to LA opened up there because we
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  could see that LA be the next place to really open up in his
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  industry. So if he'd have stayed there, he
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  would have lost so much and it is that timing.
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  I mean, for me, I, I Dubai, I bought, I was one of the first
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  people to buy a property in Dubai and I loved it, loved it.
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  Palm Island, I love it. I and I had this conflict.
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  I didn't want to sell it, but I knew I kept waking up putting up
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  this real feeling something's going to happen.
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  So whenever I looked in the future, I wasn't sure what it
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  was, but it just device and quiet, never quiet.
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  At the time it was crazy. So I actually used my instinct
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  and sold the place and three months later this is when they
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  all handed their keys back in. Everyone left and I'd have been
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  in trouble for money. I I would have been in big
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  trouble. And the good thing is the people
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  I sold it to were actually attached to an embassy, so they
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  had to be there. So it actually was that they got
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  a really good deal on, you know, magnificent, magnificent, sort
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  of like environment. And it worked.
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  It worked out perfectly. And that, that's the thing.
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  You you can find that, that, that this is where we need to
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  be. So, yeah, I've, I've got it
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  loads of clients where I work with an artist and he was just
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  blocked. He was just so blocked.
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  He hadn't done, I think three years.
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  And if you work with creative people, they get a bit manic,
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  like, my God, you know, it's terrible.
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  And I took him forward to find his best work.
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  What is your best work? And we sat for two hours.
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  I don't usually work with people.
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  I don't usually do long, long sessions.
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  I'll get to the point. We sat for two hours.
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  He had this huge notepad. He was drawing, it was
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  deciphering, he was writing down words.
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  He had this big felt tip didn't went on for two hours and at the
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  end we sat down and went, Oh, that's a camera you're filming.
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  Oh, you're doing that. Oh, that's the title.
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  He didn't know what what he put down.
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  It was very boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
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  He went away and started creating some great work.
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  So kick starting that creativity.
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  Maybe, you know, with some clients it's Oh my God, I never
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  thought to go in that direction with my work, but now I can see
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  what a great direction it is. So I've got I've got loads of
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  stories. It's amazing and and it's good
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  to hear these kind of stories because I think it plants seeds
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  as to kind of what's possible. And, and, and I think there is
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  this magical thing that in my mind, that's why goal setting
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  works. That's why these things like
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  vision boards work, because you get a glimpse of what could be.
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  And just considering that actually seems to open up some
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  kind of, you know, different dimension, different resources,
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  that increases the probability of that thing happening.
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  We're both at the Irish shipment therapy convention.
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  I'm going to put a link in the show notes to where people can
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  see us in, in Ireland, but also to your own website or any
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  details. So if people want to work with
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  you, they, they know how to find you, but you're going to do a
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  hypnosis session not about the future within this lifetime
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  within a future lifetime. So yeah, if you if you want to
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  kind of introduce that or just kind of start the hypnosis
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  session, I'm going to put my mic all the way down.
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  So it's it's over to you. Thank you.
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  Well, we hear about past life progression and often forget if
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  you've had past lives, it stands to reason you're probably going
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  to have a future lifetime. It's a cycle.
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  You have a cycle of life and obviously Hinduism, many other
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  thought processes and religions and beliefs believe that that
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  there is reincarnation. You can have many lives.
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  I found when I first started working with future lifetimes,
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  what surprised me is every single person I worked with was
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  much more evolved, much more aware somewhere.
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  Rather, I'm wondering if we now take some sort of leap,
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  evolutionary leap, because something's different about us.
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  But one thing I've found is nobody's people talk about
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  spirit guides and things and who's going to love you more and
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  guide you better than your future self?
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  Who knows you better than your future self?
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  So just having a little journey to go meet yourself in a future
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  lifetime. Sometimes it's what you expect.
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  A lot of the time it isn't. What?
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  Who are you? What are you doing?
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  Because your role in that future lifetime might give you a big
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  hint as to your direction. Now we often find I've been
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  thinking about working more that way.
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  So can give you some real good insight.
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  So to take you on a little journey into a future lifetime.
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  It one of the things I like about it takes you beyond wet
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  your current life. Let's let's we're so bogged down
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  and stressed and tired. Let's go on a little journey and
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  I'll just do a little little gentle, just a little gentle,
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  nothing big and heavy and just a little journey for you to meet
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  with yourself in a future lifetime.
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  So just make yourself nice and comfy and just close your eyes
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  and just focus on your breathing.
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  And as you focus on your breathing, you will naturally
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  start to relax. And as you relax, you feel your
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  chest and your tummy rise and fall with each breath that you
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  take. And as you relax, just allow all
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  the muscles in your body to just just let go.
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  Any tension, let go just for yourself.
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  Soften. And your eyes, mouth, cheeks,
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  neck, just your arms, your legs. Just allow yourself to really
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  let go and relax. You'll notice with each breath
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  that you take, you'll relax more and more and more.
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  I just want you to imagine you're out in nature on a
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  beautiful day. You feel the warmth, the sun,
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  feel a gentle breeze, look around the flowers in every
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  colour that you can imagine. You smell sweet scent, you can
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  hear birds singing in a nearby tree.
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  This is your special place. Just breathe in this sweet clean
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  air. With each breath you take you
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  will relax more and more. When you look up at the
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  perfectly blue sky, you notice just one cloud and as you watch
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  it floats down towards you and floats a few inches from the
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  ground. When you climb onto the cloud
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  and you sink in and you feel safe and cosy, the cloud carries
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  you up and up into the air, up and up, up and up, up into the
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  air, to you looking down on a beautiful, beautiful garden
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  below. As you look down, you also
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  notice a road. Somehow you know that road
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  represents your life, the road behind the past.
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  On the road in front is your future.
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  And in a moment, you're going to float forward through time.
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  You're going to float all the way forward through time, way
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  beyond your current life and down into a future lifetime,
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  your very next lifetime. You'll get a sense of who you
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  are, what you are, what your role is.
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  Information is going to be really useful to you.
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  You're floating on your cloud and you're floating forward,
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  forward, forward, forward through time, forward through
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  time. That's good.
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  Floating forward, forward, forward through time, way beyond
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  your current life. Floating forward, forward,
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  forward down into a future lifetime.
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  All the way down, all the way down, all the way down for
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  yourself. Arrive and land.
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  In your future lifetime and just take what comes to you in
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  whatever form it wishes to come to you.
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  In my thought, feeling an image, you might just know.
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  Just allow it to come to you. Get a sense of who you are, you
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  male or female or something else.
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  And get a sense of what age you are.
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  Get a sense of your surroundings inside, outside, city, coast,
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  countryside. Maybe you're out in space on a
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  different planet. Just take what comes to you.
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  Just let your mind flow and bring you the information.
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  Just got a sense of what your role is?
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  What is it you do in that future lifetime?
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  What is your purpose? You get a sense of whatever that
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  role is. Does that give you a hint of
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  where you should be heading in your current time?
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  In your mind?
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  Speak to that future you, ask future you what advice they have
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  for you in your current time. I have the wisdom of hindsight.
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  Sense of the energy of your future self.
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  Is it good energy, Positive, Serene.
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  Whatever it is, if you'd like a little bit that energy, just
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  reach out and imagine you put your hand on your future self.
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  You soak up whatever that wonderful energy it might be.
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  Wisdom might be purpose might be peace.
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  Everybody soak up a little bit of that energy and you're not
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  taking anything away from your future self.
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  The energy will continue to flow as it soak up a little bit of
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  positive energy as it allows to flow to you.
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  And if you have a question for your future self, this is good
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  time to ask and you can bid farewell to your
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  future self. You can come back anytime you
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  wish, but for now, float back to your present time and place back
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  back, back to your original place.
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  When you're ready, take a nice deep breath and open your eyes
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  and you're fully awake. It was fascinating.
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  It was really, really, really interesting.
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  I love the the cloud metaphor there.
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  I'm I'm going to share a little bit of experiences that I got
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  from that. So I kind of imagined quite a
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  futuristic kind of place. And, and some of the things that
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  I got a sense was, was there was a lack of kind of sickness and
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  illness in that kind of future that, you know, there was I felt
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  lots of health and vitality and it seemed to other people
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  around. And there was lots of kind of
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  like futuristic technology like robots and, and screens and, and
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  that kind of stuff. And, and there was two key
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  insights that I that I got from that.
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  One is, and here I am right now in, in, in this time, you know,
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  and I, I love investing in those kind of things.
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  So therefore, if that's how I imagine the future to be
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  investing in those kind of companies could be, you know,
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  that's the trajectory that we're on, that could be quite useful.
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  And the other insight that I got from that is this idea that in
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  the future there is a blur between real things and kind of,
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  let's say technology experiences.
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  And, and the real insight I got is to value real things like
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  real people, real relationships, real moments, real nature, those
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  kind of things. Because it will reach a point, I
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  think in the future where it's almost difficult to tell the
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  difference between a robot and a human and something that you see
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  through a a screen or Avi headset and kind of real
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  experiences, therefore to value those real experiences.
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  So I found that really, really fascinating.
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  Thank you so much, Anne. Yeah, you're welcome.
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  And what what you're saying is very we start, I started looking
• 27:37
  into AI over 20 years ago because I I could see and people
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  thought I was potty A lot of the time I've predicted things and
• 27:45
  people think no, it's not going to happen so soon.
• 27:48
  If anything, I thought it was further down the road.
• 27:50
  It seems if time's the futures coming towards us even sooner.
• 27:54
  But yeah, definitely healthcare. I mean, in recent in the last
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  year, I've met met a girl in the Middle East who's training to be
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  a surgeon where she's working remotely.
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  She's working remotely through a robot actually.
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  And the precision of it is better than what a human could
• 28:13
  do. So things that sounded way out
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  20 years ago when I started looking at this is very much but
• 28:19
  the futuristic. Yeah.
• 28:20
  That we found this different lifetimes.
• 28:22
  We definitely are interplanetary and we definitely are in the
• 28:27
  future high tech cities. But one, one, we start to see
• 28:35
  that some people go back to a more primitive, almost a more
• 28:37
  primitive life. And it's so hectic the life
• 28:40
  we're in now that first to say, oh, look, it's this log cabin.
• 28:44
  You can go and sit by a river with, with your other half or
• 28:47
  children or whatever for a few day.
• 28:48
  You go, we'll kind of give this. So it's like some people opt for
• 28:53
  that. And one of the lives we found
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  was some people and almost not in form.
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  And especially when we go 1000 years into the future, that
• 29:03
  that's a different ball game as well.
• 29:05
  It took me a while to really connect with because it's so
• 29:08
  different Things I would normally ask it just seem like,
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  yeah, don't bother us with that. It's a silly question.
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  It took me a while to actually change my thinking to 1000
• 29:18
  years. But it's like some people are
• 29:20
  not fully informed. They're almost like light
• 29:22
  beings. And the first person I, I did a
• 29:24
  session with was a big businessman, a proper, sensible
• 29:29
  businessman. And he was just saying, I, I
• 29:31
  don't get it. I feel like I'm a ball of light.
• 29:33
  I feel like I'm just energy. And I think I'm Tinkerbell.
• 29:37
  And he was laughing just like this is, you know, And it was
• 29:40
  really, really interesting to see what aren't we in the
• 29:44
  future. So it's like we can go in and
• 29:47
  out or form somewhat. Yeah.
• 29:50
  We've had some great adventures. That was great insight.
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  Thank you. I.
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  Mean no, I, I, I enjoyed that. I felt, I felt very, very
• 29:58
  relaxed and I loved the, I loved the kind of the nature and the
• 30:01
  cloud floating things. And we're going to be in, in
• 30:05
  Dublin in April at the Irish Hypnotherapy conference.
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  If you like what you've heard from Anne, come and see us.
• 30:10
  There'll be a link in the show notes where you can book early
• 30:13
  bird tickets and those kind of things, but and if someone wants
• 30:16
  to kind of learn more about your work with you directly, where's
• 30:18
  the best place they can go to to find more about you?
• 30:21
  But for this work, Future Vision training.com, division director,
• 30:27
  training.com. But and Josh, I'm on social
• 30:29
  media. I'm not sure.
• 30:31
  So typically I just wave. Follow me.
• 30:36
  I love talking to people. Or you can go to
• 30:39
  andershotmail.co.uk. Give me a wave.
• 30:43
  I love talking to people. I, I really love working with
• 30:48
  this. It's creating massive.
• 30:51
  I'm seeing people so stuck and so fed up and just do one
• 30:55
  session and and they walk out 10 feet tall and go, I'm going to
• 30:59
  go, this is going to happen. This is my life.
• 31:01
  It's just so wonderful. I just absolutely love working
• 31:04
  with this. Amazing.
• 31:06
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