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Nate Zeleznick · Postcards to the Universe

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Welcome to Postcards to the Universe with Melissa Caprill. Do you believe in magic?
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What if you were told that all you had to do was get a
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little creative and work a magic spell to bring anything you can imagine into your
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life. Here on Postcards to the Universe, we will share manifesting tips,
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postcards, creativity, abundance, and prosperity. Here's your host, Melissa Caprill.
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Hey everybody, and welcome to Postcards to the Universe with Melissa creating the
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life you crave. It's Wednesday, my favorite day of the week. How
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are you guys doing. I hope everybody is doing well. I mean,
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can you believe how fast time is going by? We already are at almost
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the end of February going into March of twenty twenty four. I s to
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work. God, it's moving so much faster. I mean, I feel
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it. I don't know if you guys feel it. Today. I have
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a really cool show I have. He's the founder of Integrated Ascension Method or
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I am I love the I am right, And his name is Nate Zella's
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nick And I hope I said it right and he'll correct me. I asked
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him right before. And you know and it left my head. So hopefully
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I said it right. If not, he'll correct me when he comes on.
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Okay, So for you guys who are my regular listeners, I just
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want to say thank you so much for coming back week after week. It
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means the world to me. And if you're new to my show, I
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want to say welcome. I hope you'll keep coming back. I just want
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to let you know a few things that if you do like the show and
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you want to listen to more shows, you can always catch them on the
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archives. If you go to own Times Radio and the archives, the shows
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are uploaded there and you can listen to any show anytime that you want.
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And I also take the show and put it on my website, Postcards to
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the Universe dot Com, in the section titled podcasts, so you can always
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listen to any show that you want. And a little bit about me.
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I'm a photographer, I'm an artist. I am also an author, and
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I have a book and it's titled Postcards to the Universe, Harness the Universe's
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power and manifest your dreams. And I talk all about manifesting in the book,
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and I use people's postcards, so what they do is they create a
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manifesting postcard, send it to me. I photograph it, and when their
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manifestation becomes their reality, I share the stories. So the book has thirty
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of those stories. And manifesting postcard is kind of like a mini vision board.
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It's I'm sure you're familiar with vision boards pretty much everybody is nowadays.
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But I have people like focused down on one thing, one area of their
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life. You can make as many as you want and create a postcard around
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it and send it to me. And what I love to do is I
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love to photograph them. I interpret them, I set them up, I
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do a whole thing. I set the intention. So I hopefully I'm helping
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co create with other people to bring in their manifestation into the reality. And
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the book's broken down into the major life themes where we want to manifest more
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abundance, which is in our love, in our career, in our health,
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and our money. Right, those are always the areas that we want
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to increase more abundance. So that's what it's broken down to. And I
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also share in the book some really fun manifesting games and exercises on each area
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to bring more of that into your life. And I have writing exercises in
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there too. That helps us get clear on what it is we want to
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manifest because we're not always you know, we're not always sure what it is
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we want. Like we know, we'll say, oh, I just want
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to be more happy. Well, okay, what does happiness look like to
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you? Happiness to you maybe very different for happiness to me, So sometimes
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we don't know exactly what that means for us. So that's what writing exercises
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are for. So if you're interested, and I hope you are, you
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can find my book on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, and you can also
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get your favorite bookstore to get it in there if it's not already in there.
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And I started reading, doing live readings from the book, and I
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post short videos of everybody's story and I share the postcard, the image and
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the book on there, and it's on TikTok, it's on Instagram, I
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share it on YouTube and LinkedIn also, and it's been fun doing these live
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readings. And what I also started to do is I also started to rephotograph
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all of the postcards. So the book came out at the end of twenty
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nineteen, right before COVID and so now here we are years later and I'm
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rephotographing each postcard that was from the book, and it's been interesting and I
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really am enjoying it because it's changed a lot the way that I photograph them.
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So I'm releasing these each week. I share them on all my social
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media. I release them on Mondays, so you can always see the postcard
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and a little snippet of the person's contribution, their story of how they manifested
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that. So I hope you check that out. That's on all the social
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medias and you can always find any me anywhere if you do postcards to the
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universe. I started doing a couple of workshops. I just want to talk
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about this one that is a rotating workshop. The Postcard workshop just completed on
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Saturday. But this one is called Manifesting through Gratitude, a visual journey.
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It's Thursday evening six to eight. It rotates, it's five weeks, and
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what we do is we use gratitude as a tool to manifesting, and we
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also use our camera phones. Since I'm a photographer, I like to have
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people use their phones that they carry around with them everywhere they go. Right,
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it's like attached to our hand now and use it as a tool for
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me manifesting by taking pictures of things you're already grateful for. So it's a
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really really fun workshop. If you're interested, I hope you join me.
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You can find out more about that on my website and just go under workshops.
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And if you like Facebook, I have a public Facebook group called Postcards
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of Love. So join me over there. Okay, so I'm gonna I
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hope I'm Nate say your name again to say it for me, So I
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say it right. I don't want to mess it up. You're good.
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You were so close. It's z Lesnik. Okay, So we have Nate
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ze Lesnik. He's the founder of the Integrated Ascension Method I am. I
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love the I am because it's a declaration the White Dove Method, and co
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founder of Marpati Puti USA, which I may have also said wrong, but
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he'll correct me there later in a sec So. He specializes in merging ancient
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Javanese energy work with modern science and technology. His method combines advance breathwork,
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personal energy management, vibroacoustic therapy that's interesting, brain wave modulation, and various
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holistic therapies aiming to foster physical, mental, emotional, and conscious strength.
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With over twenty years full time teaching and training experience all over the world,
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Nate is a sought after keynote speaker and master trainer committed to teaching individuals to
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unlock their dormant abilities and achieve superhuman breakthroughs. His work has been featured in
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documentaries and validated by professionals across multiple fields and proving the development of higher human
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potential is possible in a methodical way that blends perfectly with the Western paradigm.
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His ultimate goal is to help create a world where people are empowered to live
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their best lives, free from limitations of fear, doubt, and insecurity.
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By tapping into our inner wisdom and higher consciousness, we can all become the
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best version of ourselves and create a brighter future. So if you want to
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find out more about him, you can go to his website and it's I
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am Pure dot Energy. So welcome Nate. Thanks for being here with me
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today, Molas, So thank you so much for having me. I do
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want to let you know that I have occasionally having a little static on my
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end, so when that happens, just so you know, it's a phone
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connection issue. I will be right back if just in case I blip out,
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that's why, and I'll be right back on topic. So okay,
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no problem. Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it.
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I'm really excited to speak to all these amazing humans out there. And yes,
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let's go ahead and get started. O great good. Yeah, if
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you do. That's the thing with Live. Sometimes we have like technical stuff,
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you know, so and there's nothing we could do about it because we're
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on Live. But if it happens, you can always just check out and
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call back in and I'll just keep going. Yeah. I do hear a
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little bit of a little bit of a bounce back when you got off the
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mute, which is interesting. I'm hearing myself, so I don't know if
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you guys are hearing me. Hopefully that you're not. But anyway, Nate,
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let's jump in. I'm gonna let you. I'm going to turn it
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over to you. Tell us about you and how you got into the work
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that you're doing. You know, that's such an amazing it's going to be
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an amazing movie. I'll put it that way. So for everybody out there,
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I'm going to paint the picture and I'd love for everybody to come along
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on this journey with me. So I'm originally from outer space. Anybody who
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knows me will tell you that, but a lot of a car I grew
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up. I grew up in a very small town in Utah. So if
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you can imagine having hippie parents that moved from rulwand California to Utah simply for
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the skiing because it was so good back in the seventies, and not knowing
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that there's a predominant religion here in this state that if you're not part of,
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well, in those days, you were very very much ostracized. So
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if you could just picture what it was like growing up as a little kid
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and from the age of five until about the age of sixteen, being severely
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bullied physically, mentally and emotionally at school every day, even having the bullies
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chase you down during summer break and kicked your ass in your front yard.
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That was my life. And so around the age of eleven, I started
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becoming quite suicidal every single day. I just wanted to get off the planet.
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And so my spiritual journey really started around the age of twelve, when
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I started having spontaneous out of body experiences where it's like my consciousness would leave
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my body and I could see my body there. Sometimes I'd snap back in,
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and sometimes I would go on these amazing adventures that I control. And
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you know, I didn't know what was going on until later. And when
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I was sixteen years old, the very first thing after I got a job
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and I got my own first paycheck was to buy a book called Journeys out
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of the Body by Robert Row, the founder of the Monroe Institute in Favor,
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Virginia, and I found out that they had trained numerous CIA agents in
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how to remote view and to add a body projections to spy on the Soviets
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to find out where missile silos were and where their mobile missiles were. And
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so I realized, I'm not the only one who's having new things. And
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so I was just enamored with the non local function of consciousness, that we're
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not housed in a body. We're simply energy that has a body in order
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to have experience, and we're all having experience. We can't shut it off.
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It's ongoing. And so that's been a real big part of my life
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is to help people have the most not not that just the most amazing lifespan,
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but the most amazing fun span too. And when I was around twenty
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three, after training in martial arts for a long time and meditating daily on
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a literally a daily bassistance about the age of sixteen, I came across the
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most amazing energy work, breathwork and meditation art that possibly I'm just saying this
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because I didn't create it, but I've been part of it for so long
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and I've seen it transform so many people. It may just be the most
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powerful energy art on the planet as far as getting results quickly that you can
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feel, not based on belief system, but based upon experience and our natural
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higher abilities which we all have. And that came a when I was twenty
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three, I saw a VHS tape that guaranteed me inner power in two weeks
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or I got my money back, and of course didn't do that. But
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on this videotape it showed Indonesian martial arts. So I knew I had some
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shirts from Indonesia, but I didn't know where it was very well. I
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mean, I knew it was in Asia, but when I saw what they
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were able to do, things like breaking stacks of steel and things that you
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just don't see in the martial arts in the strip malls here in America.
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And then it showed people who were blindfolded who could do anything, and I
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mean anything that people with vision can do, like riding, like riding motorcycles
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of traffic. Since it's a martial art. They had people fighting full contact,
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bare knuckles with hoods over their head. And it showed military people,
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military members and soldiers who could shoot targets while they were blindfolded. And it
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even showed blind people who could read written material without touching it. And you
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know, of course, being skeptical growing up in a science minded household.
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I mean when I was growing up, my brothers used to call me mister
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scientifically speaking because I had to prove everything and I had to be in a
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book, and it was very Newtonian thinking. I couldn't quite wrap my head
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around it. But I knew that after having all these out of body experiences,
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that we don't just experience from inside our body, and so I went
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on this mission to learn more about this. But the next day after I
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saw this video, I watched a blind woman almost get killed in front of
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me, right across the street. And her dog was supposed to lead her
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across the street, and it tried, but it did lead her face first
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into a light pole, so that you could just picture yourself sitting in a
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light right in front of Utah Schools for the Death of Blind no less and
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having seen this amazing thing before but being you know, not sure if it
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was real or not, and then watching this unfold right in front of you,
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and then knowing, oh my god, I have to find those Indonesian
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people to see if they can help her. I I. OK. The
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only way more so that I can actually explain this is it wasn't a polite
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request, It was a spiritual command. I had to find those people,
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and I did. It was the early days of the internet, so all
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of us who remember what sounded like, just imagine that was my life.
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And I went and I found them, and I brought them to America for
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the very first demonstration of this art, which you did pronounce it pretty well.
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It's marpati Puti, which yeah, marpati Puti, okay, yep,
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And that's the Indonesian term for white dove. So I thought it was really
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cool that here's this martial art that instead of being like black tiger or red
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scorpion or something that's kind of an aggressive animal. Here's a martial art that
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is the symbol a piece of justice for humanity, right the white Dove.
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And later I found out that it's one of the most brutal trainings that you
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can take in any martial art. Numerous people have died on testing, including
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myself. In two thousand and seven, I had a near death experience where
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I chose to come back into my body after leaving during one of the tests.
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And it's no joke. It's not a like I said, a strip
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mall martial art art. It's the real deal where every branch of the Indonesian
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military uses this breath technology in martial art and has for forty years because it's
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so effective in creating an extreme amount of change, but also stamina, vitality
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for those people who need it, virility at a big one there, but
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then also the ability to be stress and think under pressure and make amazing decisions.
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So that's why I work with so many high level CEOs pro athletes,
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people that are under pressure that need to be able to turn that stress into
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their secret weapon instead of having it break them down. And so now here.
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I am twenty years later, after or twenty four actually, after bringing
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those people here and being allowed to be the very first non Indonesian ever allowed
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to learn the art of marpati putis, and about two weeks after I started,
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because they're just happened to be, of course, the way the universe
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unfolds, there just happened to be a trainer of this art within thirty five
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miles of me, and there were only other two There were only two others
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in the whole country, and they were in Washington, DC and Los Angeles,
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And there just happened to be one who was a former special forces trainer
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for the Indonesian Army who lived thirty five miles away, going to the University
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of Utah, and I started training with him, and a couple of weeks
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later one of my brothers started training with me, and together we advanced through
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the ranks, made numerous trips to Indonesia for long term sabbaticals to test train
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to learn from the very best royal heirs and the masters of the system,
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so that we really compiled the most comprehensive knowledge of my paticut of any trainers,
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because of course everybody wanted to try us so that they could say,
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yeah, I trained the Americans. And so now he and I have split
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in our business. So my integrit discension method is not just more paki puki,
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like you said, fiber acoustic technology, which is where your entire body
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vibrates with specific meditation equipment that you sexually feel all of these things through every
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selling your body. It is the fastest method to true deep meditation that I've
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ever seen, after thirty something years of doing it regularly and brain training.
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So a lot of people say, you know, I dropped into theta or
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alpha. It's like you don't know. You don't know unless you actually have
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a brainwave monitor on you that will tell you if you're there. It can
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feel like it, but you don't know. A lot of times people are
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actually in beta brain waves, not in beta or alpha or delta or yama.
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They're in high beta just thinking about meditating. But that's actually not the
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place we want to get to, right. So I love combining twenty first
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century technology with this amazing transformational and liberational breath work and energy system. And
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I'm the only one in the world doing it, and it's something that you
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know, we're all going to be breathing twenty thousand plus times a day,
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we might as well do it in a way that's going to make us healthy
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and not hurt us. And the fact of the matter is we understand this
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now that over two hundred different health conditions have been attributed directly to improper breathing.
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We really really interesting breathing. Yeah, yeah, breathe we really are.
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Yeah. Well that's what I was going to ask you, because not
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everybody who's listening is going to do more Patti pouty, right, it's just
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not feasible. So so for the lay person who wants to tap into these
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kind of you know, these moving our energy and shifting our energy and raising
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our frequency, like, what what is it that we could do? You
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know? And and it's breath work. So it's this advanced breathwork that's what
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we can do at home once we learn how to do it correct. Absolutely,
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And to that point, Melissa, that now I actually have online courses
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where people all over the world can actually start learning them are Patricot breath work
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instead of going to Indonesia and being turned away because they still brown upon training
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on Indonesians over there, or having to move all the way and you taught
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to training with me personally. Now you can do it from the comfort of
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your own home, at your own pace. And I also have free classes
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in a free ebook and free meditations on YouTube. So my job, my
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mission, my purpose, my vision is to help at least ten million people
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live the longest, healthiest, most powerful, most knowledgeable, and most expansive
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lives they possibly can beyond their wildest dreams except for seeing it. And like
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the Avengers or X Men, my goal is to help people actually unlock their
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intrinsic real superpowers if you want to call them that, but I'm going to
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call them future human ability, not superhuman because we all have these different things.
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It's just most people don't have a clue how to actually reliably unlock them,
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and I do, and I love to share to that with people so
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they can learn anywhere. But yes, breathwork very important. This kind of
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breathwork unique in the world, so it gets results quick. Hmmm. So
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what is vibroacoustic therapy. Yeah, so vibra acoustic therapy. A good friend
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of mine, his name is Creig Goldberg, and he is the CEO of
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a company called in Harmony. Now in Harmony creates these meditation cushions and sound
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lounges where you can lay down and they have transducers so they're sub you can't
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hear them. There's sub auditory speakers that vibrate your entire body, and you
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can program what frequencies you'd like to listen to and feel. So when you
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drop in within harmony, your entire body vibrates with let's say the five hundred
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and thirty so sorry, five and twenty eight hertz say of love your whole
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body and every cell fealds that. So you can go into different brain weight
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s, date different different things. They have like a thousand different programs on
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their app. So what I do is I combine the Marpati Puti meditations and
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breathwork and these hard breaththolds that create an amazing state in our body with craigs
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in harmony technologies that it just skyrockets people's results. Like I've never seen either
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of them together. Either of them alone is very powerful, both of them
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put together, and you have I like, it's kind of like a like
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a hydrogen bomb. A hydrogen bomb needs an atomic bomb to set it off.
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This is like the hydrogen bomb, but in of course, a positive
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way of quation that I've ever found in thirty plus years. So you said
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you may have a comment about two hundred, But what did you say health
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issues were resolved by breathwork? Can you give me us an example of what,
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like just one? Maybe? Absolutely? Asthma? Are you still there?
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Yeah, I'm here, Okay, good, we had the static come
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on. So asthma has increased by fifty percent in between twenty nine and twenty
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fifteen. Asthma is the number one leading cause of children's hospitalizations and number one
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reason for mis days at school. As we know, just it's not just
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improper reading, but we have poisonous air, water, food, We have
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all kinds of frequencies that are coming from our routers, from our cell phones,
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from five G towers, from other places as well, and then we're
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constantly fed poison into our mind from social media and traditional media because everything's wrong
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with the world's always falling apart, blah blah blah, creating a state of
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stress and breakdown in our body with the chemicals of stress that we produce well.
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But that also could lead to a lot of anxiety where it starts to
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take shallow breath when we don't break properly, it actually shortens our life,
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and this has been proven. So the number one and the number one factor
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in longevity has been shown to be a lung capacity. But most breathwork,
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most breath work systems do not increase your lung capacity at all, because lung
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capacity is not how much you can inhale. It's how much you can fully
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exhale and then in but most don't ever do that, and so that's something
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we really specialize in. So when it comes to asthma I have had,
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I would say any order of about ninety five percent reversal of asthma for people
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that actually do this within at least a month, especially for kids or adults.
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It doesn't matter if it's exercised induced asthma or if it's stress induced.
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There are different reasons for it, but it's always it's a lack of carbon
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diox You need carbon dioxide in order to take oxygen and move us into a
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parasympathetic dominant state where we're invested digest instead of fight or flight or flee.
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So when it comes down to this, proper breathing can lead to the significant
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improvement to asthma. I won't claim any class as far as curing. But
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when it comes down to it, I'm a big believer because I've seen this
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with thousands of people, that we are our own medicine and we have the
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ability to make ourselves well in many cases. If your leg is broken,
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sure, go to the hospital. You need to have somebody set your bone
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right and maybe do surgery. Okay, But when it comes down to so
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many chronic afflictions, there are so many ways for us to be able to
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naturally bring ourselves into homeostasis and a healthy state. And so that's what I
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loved. I love it. But people say, Nate, you help me.
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I'm like, you know I did. I just show how to help
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yourself. You're the medicine. Every situation in life is in medicine. It's
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not your points, it's here to help you. Like I said, experience
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is ongoing and you cannot stop it. So every single time we have something
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that we don't like or we do like, we have the chance of us
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that to ask a couple quick questions and then I'm sure we're going to commercial
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break. But the first one is what do I prefer to experience now?
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If I had it my way, how would I experience this right here?
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And second of all, how is this for me? How is this situation
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for me? I created it on a subconscious soul level. I created every
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single thing that has ever happened in my life, good, bad, ugly,
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unforeseen actions, all of it I created on a level that I can't
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quite fatho. I'm here in my physical body, But how is this for
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me? And how can I then change? How can I is different to
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get a different outcome that I do prefer? And how can I use my
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breath to help me do that? Because our breath? Think about it.
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Everybody comes in with an inhale, we all leave with an ex fail.
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It's the time in between that we don't pay attention. But so many pages,
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religions, spiritual disciplines, modalities around the world have linked breath as being
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the most important factor in energy and life for thousands of years. There's a
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Welcome back, so Nate, I was thinking during the break and maybe
30:49
you can answer this question for me. I haven't done a lot of breath
30:56
work exercises, but I notice any time that I ever have, I get
31:02
really uncomfortable. What is that? Well, that's a great question, but
31:08
not has been just a little bit. And so if what I'm hearing you
31:12
say is correct, is that breathwork becomes uncomfortable for you? Right? And
31:17
I'd like to see how when you say uncomfortable, do you get dizzy?
31:21
Do you feel flushed? Do you get agitated? What is uncomfortable for you?
31:26
Yes? And yes and yes, yeah, okay, yeah, yeah,
31:36
yeah, I get like flushed and dizzy, and it's very like I
31:41
feel uncomfortable, like I can't get enough air in my lungs. It makes
31:45
me agitated. Yeah, like I don't feel relaxed like when I'm doing deep
31:49
breathing and yoga. Okay, yes, and so what that is for a
31:55
lot of people, And I'm not quite sure, but you if we had
31:56
a private NSSON, I'd be able to share you you really look into this.
32:00
But for a lot of people, when I mean, just because I'm
32:05
a stats kind of person that I think that you understand the statistics of something,
32:08
they'll understand why it's so important that we actually move away from some of
32:14
the negative parts of the statistics. So more statistic that I just read about
32:17
a month and a half ago in a medical journal was saying that on the
32:22
planet, roughly ninety percent or maybe more of the human population only uses check
32:28
this out fifteen percent of their lung capacity or less by it. Okay,
32:35
so remember what I said about longevity being directly linked to lung capacity. Well,
32:40
you know, maybe have people are out there, everybody out there listening
32:45
is in that ten percent held using maybe twenty percent. But the thing is
32:49
is that we have this available to us, but most of us don't ever
32:52
use it, and so when we start our body breaks out a little bit.
32:55
It's like, what the hell are you doing to me? We're not
32:59
supposed to breathe like this. We're used to running on empty all the freaking
33:02
time I actually have it, the body goes, oh, it's too much
33:07
oxygen, and so to that end, molist So that is also something that
33:14
is something for people to be aware of. It. The hyperventilation or I
33:17
like to ocyl and call it superventilation type breathworks with how holotrophics, et cetera.
33:22
Where you're breathing over and over quickly fast, you're hypersaturating the body with
33:28
oxygen. For what you're also doing is we're your carbon dioxide level. And
33:34
that's important to know because carbon dioxide is actually more important than oxygen and if
33:39
we don't have enough of it, well. Carbon dioxide is the chemical that
33:45
allows red blood cells to re release the oxygen from the hemoglobe. We can't
33:50
release it without CO two. It is the catalyst that helps us actually uptake
33:53
oxygen. So if we breathe over and over and over, a couple of
33:58
important things happen. Which if you do it on purpose, that's one thing
34:00
it can have help in it you're doing that on accident or unconsciously, it
34:05
can lead to a shorter lifespan. The first thing that it does is it
34:09
creates, like I said, hyperoxygenation, where in order it also makes our
34:15
blood much more ecittic. So the combat that our kidneys pump out what's called
34:20
bicarbonate, which that gos into our blood stream and brings it back into more
34:23
of an alkalo in the state. It also has that kind of breath work
34:28
makes the blood vessels in our head constricted by up to forty percent or more
34:32
because you're getting too much oxygen in your chemo receptors in your body are saying
34:37
they're freaking out. And so what we do with the integrated assension method is
34:42
we do a little bit of that, but we also have this very special
34:46
method of breath holding for a long extended periods of time, and we learn
34:52
how to basically hack our brain and our body into you know, if you
34:59
could think about the body being an engine. Most people are running on like
35:02
a little Toyota Corolla engine where they really have like a big power diesel engine
35:09
available to them. I like to take people and we basically turn it into
35:13
a rocket and as far as efficiency and power outfoot. So what I would
35:17
recommend for you is, first of all, get my free course that could
35:23
help you a lot that I do on YouTube, because we're all about raising
35:30
the carabo dioxide. When you think that it's uncomfortable a little bit. But
35:35
then the feelings, I'm sure, well maybe you're old enough to remember the
35:38
commercials that were like Calgon take me away. Yes, I am like that.
35:45
It's like Calgon takes me away. You feel like you're floating in this
35:50
city of tranquility and energy and your body feels so freaking good and relaxed.
35:57
It's not it does. It's a little bit of how I've put this,
36:01
it's a little bit of stress and strain, which is important for our body
36:06
anyway, to do every single day new spunking, right, It's important that
36:09
we do push our body a little bit every day. But when you do
36:14
this, what it does is it sets you up to have clean energy,
36:17
lower stress, clearer thought, and just improved immune function all day. So
36:22
if you do it five minutes in the morning, the rest of your day
36:27
you just notice, Wow, it's so much easier no matter what's happening.
36:30
It's how I'm showing up in the world and really how I'm feeling and be
36:34
you, and that changes big time. So my recommendation for you is to
36:39
keep doing the breath work, even if it makes I'll say, even if
36:44
you're uncomfortable doing it. That's just an adaptation. That's something that we do
36:47
get over quite quickly, and you know it takes a little bit of mental
36:52
toughness to do it, but once you start really getting into the groove.
36:55
There's a reason people have been doing with thousands of years because it's amazing,
37:00
but it's not natural. I mean it's it is natural, but it's not
37:05
normal because we've trained ourselves to breathe abnormally and all humans do it. I
37:12
like in it to this around the age of like eleven twelve. Now it's
37:15
like eight. When people start, you know, when we start developing,
37:21
well, girls push them out and boys suck them in as far as the
37:23
stomach in the test that can impress the people around us. And what that
37:29
does is it leads to improper and really terrible breathing patterns and habits. And
37:34
so we get all of this and we start to breathe diagramatically, deeply,
37:38
very slowly. We are able to fully inflate our lungs and fully deflate our
37:44
lungs is our slow breathing practice. Then we start to notice we're in a
37:49
calmer state, We're much most of the day, we're more clear headed,
37:52
we have clear, clean energy, Our anxiety goes down, our depression goes
37:59
down. There are so many benefits to it that wow, it's just amazing.
38:04
But just like too so many people struggle with get right at the start
38:08
and then give up. But it's like all that it's your only three feet
38:13
from gold. You just keep going and it'll it'll, you'll strike that gold.
38:19
And it's kind of like walking through hell to get to heaven. But
38:22
once you're in heaven, you're in heaven. It's worth every foot ball in
38:27
hell to get there because otherwise it's just gonna sitting in limbo with the yah
38:31
even if you don't know it. But once you get there, you just
38:36
don't want to go back. So, Nate, do you work one on
38:39
one with people or just in big groups? Now? I do. As
38:44
a matter of fact, I don't work in groups very much at all.
38:46
So I have a couple of different ways that people can actually learn if you're
38:51
going to the method breath work. The first one that I recommend for everybody
38:55
is to go to my website. I am Pure dot Energy, which I
39:00
think it's like the sexiest website for a broadwak awful. Yeah, it is
39:06
great. I am here dot Energy. And the second one is that people
39:12
are really they're really serious about change. I like I said, I work
39:16
with CEOs, I work with pro athletes, I work with influencers, I
39:20
work with celebrities. I work with people that can actually work the needle for
39:24
millions of people who follow them, because as they change their being, the
39:30
people who want to be like them will also change. And my mission is
39:34
to help ten million people or more learn this. I can't do that just
39:38
online. I can't do that in person. So in certain cases I will
39:43
train corporate teams for private groups who call me in, but I primarily do
39:47
work one on one with people who are ready to make radical shifts. And
39:52
I bring in all of the twenty first century tech, from pyramid tech and
39:57
taching on energy, to nutritional fitness to Aria Organic food, which I've worked
40:01
with the company that they have the best organic Indian food that you will find
40:07
and it's infused with the five twenty eight hearts of a frequency of love and
40:10
it's preyed over by elders to increase the nutritional uptake. It is amazing.
40:15
So Ario Organic is another one that all of my private clients get that as
40:20
well. And then I bring in an emotion code and bodycoat therapy because someone
40:23
practitioner of both, I help people bring these emotional and physical traumas with a
40:30
patented method that you literally I've had people's pain and go from a ten to
40:35
a two and a half an hour on a pretty regular basis from one thousand
40:37
miles away. Because it's a quantum uniting immortality. I mean, it's not
40:42
based upon space or time or proximity. I also bring it in the bibro
40:45
acoustic technology I buy in the equipment or I actually I don't love to have
40:51
people come here to Utah. I live in such a beautiful mountain valley that
40:57
in a mansion, and I have these people get out of their normal daiby
41:00
environment and immerse with me in a one on one or maybe a two on
41:05
one setting in order for them to really get the whole gist of what they're
41:10
learning here. And it's not just another feel good learn some good stuff I'm
41:16
thinking about when you go home kind of an event. My mission is to
41:22
send people home with the littlest thirty different actionable techniques that they can use on
41:28
a day by day, minute by minute. While not all of them minute
41:30
by minute you have to alloget some time that way, but some of it
41:36
you can. If you want to know how to shield yourself mentally and emotionally
41:39
when you're walking into the perbubial s storm, right because you walk through the
41:45
threshold of the door into chaos, and you are the calm. You are
41:49
the eye of that storm, and you are unphased by that. For I
41:53
mean impaths, what I have like shaves their whole existence. So you know,
42:00
yes, I do work one on one, but people hop the schedule
42:02
a way through session with me personally. They can just do that on they
42:07
can do that on my website and my contact us location and talk a little
42:13
bit about what the emotional code is that you help people with. You just
42:16
mentioned it. What is that? I know? I mean I've heard about
42:20
it, but I don't know if everybody has. Well, you know,
42:23
this is about fifteen years ago. One of my students things I was struggling.
42:28
I was having a rough time maybe a midlife crisis or whatever you want
42:31
to call that. And they came up and they're like, mos nake Moss
42:35
is the indivisual word formister. It's also for senior singers in my pocket Pugi.
42:38
So they came up and said, moths nae, there's this amazing book.
42:42
I really think you people like it. And I got it. They
42:45
gave it to me. It was the Emotion Code, and I read it
42:47
and I was like, Oh my gosh, I need to find somebody who
42:50
does this, and at that time there were only a few people in Utah
42:53
that actually get it. So I found one. They were fairly close.
42:57
I drove and Melissa in a half an hour, so many I'll just call
43:05
them stuff being weighing down thinks that subconsciously, I didn't even know where in
43:10
my way got released that I literally had to go and just kind of hug
43:15
a tree for like half an hour because when had this spinning, they didn't
43:19
give me anything. I didn't drink any there was nothing in the water.
43:22
But energetically I was dumping so many traumas so quickly that I had to just
43:30
kind of ground myself out. I wasn't saying to drive, and I was
43:34
like, oh my god, I'm going to get certified in this because if
43:37
they can do this for me, and the benefits kept on coming, I
43:42
knew I wanted to help people that way, and so I went through the
43:45
certification. I got my emotion code certification. But then it's big brother,
43:50
the body code. Now, what the emotion code itself does is at pinpoints
43:54
different emotional energy from where they're stuck in the body. Maybe they were yours,
44:00
maybe there's someone else's. Maybe they were crenatal, maybe they were inherited
44:02
from your parents into epigenetics. Maybe there's something that happened for you earlier in
44:07
your life when you were three, and maybe they have it yesterday. But
44:12
everybody has trapped emotions, and these emotions over time can cause this imbalance and
44:17
possible disease. These things, we're able to feel lighter. Literally, most
44:24
people feel like they're weighed less on the scale, and so it made a
44:30
difference for me, it's made a difference for hundreds of my students. But
44:31
then the body Code is a step up because that addresses the other are five
44:37
areas that are chronic imbalances that cause disease or the cause dysfunction in the human
44:44
system. So energies and emotions are one, but we also have sercuitry in
44:47
our body, we have pathogens, we have toxins, we have nutrition,
44:52
lifestyle issues. Now maybe we have skeletal misalignment kinds of things. So the
44:58
body Code addresses all six ways is that we have this imbalance in the system,
45:04
and it helps us to get back into the state of homeostasius and balance
45:07
very effectively. So The way we do this is through manual muscle testing,
45:12
either in person or at a distance. Some people might use a pendulm,
45:15
other people use manual muscle testing. Some people just use intuition. But I've
45:22
been doing the muscle testing fors and tens hundreds of thousands of times. That's
45:27
my preferred way. And once we are able to find out what it is
45:30
in the body or in the psyche that is causing a problem, it really
45:36
wants to go. Your body doesn't really want to hold on these things,
45:38
and so we use magnet therapy by rolling a magnet either down the person's spine
45:44
or if it's from a distance, over the head, acting a proxy for
45:46
that person to release these different things. And then if you take anywhere from
45:52
fifteen minutes to a couple of weeks for them to release. But invariably people
45:57
have a better feeling afterwards. And for some people, their pain, their
46:01
chronic pain, inflammation, different things like that. I've had numiss people report
46:07
that it's gone completely without medicine, without taking the route that most people are
46:15
just said. You have to believe the people in the white coats, they're
46:16
going to give you this. You have side effects, you're going to take
46:20
five more descriptions for all the side effects, and maybe you won't have allergies
46:23
anymore, but you're probably going to bleed from the rectum. Okay, there's
46:29
a script. And you know, we fear about these things like it chases.
46:34
Call your doctor immediately. It's like, how Yeah, not that those
46:38
things don't have their place in certain circumstances. They do. But like I
46:44
said, everything is energy, right, we understand this from the side tipic
46:49
perspective. Everything is frequency vibration information. And so if we're able to change
46:54
the frequency to something that's healthy for us, a different radio station, if
46:59
you will, we can move into homeostasis and health because that's where the body
47:05
really wants to be. M Yeah, that makes so much sense. So
47:10
I want to know a little bit more about your out of body experiences that
47:15
you were having. Share that with us. Yeah, So with out of
47:21
body experiences, it's really I feel, an inner body experience on a high
47:25
level, the highest le level that we can do. That we understand well.
47:30
Science is coming to understand more that all the information in the entire universes
47:36
is actually housed in every single atom. It's just macro microscale and so when
47:42
we have an out of body experience, for an astral prediction, it's an
47:45
opportunity for us to a understand that we're more than our physical body be to
47:51
experience more of the actual essence of what we actually are, which is consciousness
47:57
and energy that has a body for the moment in order to have experience in
48:00
this amazing Earth school. And the third thing that it does, it gives
48:05
us the opportunity to really expand beyond what our five senses in our limited physical
48:09
body allows us to experience on this so that we can actually start to awaken
48:15
other things in our system and experience things while we're in our body in a
48:20
different way than we did before that. Those are just my two cents on
48:23
the thing, And of course there are many people who are better at it
48:27
and have had many more and documented more improven it, even more scientifically than
48:31
I have. But for me it was a light saber. So for a
48:36
lot of people who do have out of body experiences, they might have a
48:39
spontaneous astral projection when it's a situation of abuse or sexual assault or or and
48:49
they're getting blown up and or are there, you know, there's just a
48:52
really traumatic situation and their higher being, their higher self, they're subconscious,
48:59
they're super conscious, whatever you want to call that aspect. That is everything.
49:02
It jects them out of their physical body while their body has an experience,
49:07
and then they can go back into that body and maybe not We all
49:10
take that journey eventually. But for me, it was like a life and
49:15
death trial. The reason I say life and death is because I don't know
49:17
that i'd be here if I hadn't started having those Molessa, because I was
49:22
right there on that edge. As you know, no place was safe.
49:27
Everything was pain, and I didn't want it anymore. And so for me,
49:31
it was truly a life saving and it was a near death experience for
49:37
me because I was close to death anyway, so for me, but it
49:42
also prepared me for my near death experience in Indonesia in two thousand and seven
49:46
when I got to the end of a four hour movement test all through the
49:51
night, sitting there next to a huge diesel generator blowing black smoke at me,
49:55
and I got carbon monoxide poisoning and I was standing up while my body
50:00
crumpled, and I saw my body crumpled, and I'm like, oh shit,
50:05
this is not good. And I knew what happened, and so he
50:09
dragged off the field, off the training field, and one of my instructors,
50:14
he had so much cheat energy, aware and like power. He actually
50:19
it was almost like he shocked me back to life when he was she and
50:22
I was sitting there going, Okay, so I can leave or I can
50:25
stay. I can't leave my brother here in Asia by himself to try to
50:30
do this, and I have not fulfilled my mission on the planet. I'm
50:35
here for more. And so you can hear and see what I can't see
50:38
because we're audio. But I came back obviously and decided I was going to
50:44
finish out in my lifetime to continue this mission to help other people. And
50:46
I realized from a younger age that for me, it wasn't about having a
50:52
family, it wasn't about making more of myself. It was helping other people
50:58
rise. In a way. Now I understand that very few people have ever
51:01
had the opportunity to you. And now with the Internet and the dissemination of
51:07
information and the ability to tap into information and things from across the globe,
51:12
now it's my time to really fulfill that mission and help millions of people with
51:16
my online programs and millions of people indirectly through the training of the CEOs and
51:23
influencers, et cetera. Hm, that's interesting, it does, it does.
51:30
Thank you, It's so interesting. So what do you think is your
51:34
one of your greatest accompliments accomplishments to date? All right, So one of
51:42
my greatest accomplishments is one of my businesses. We were able to prove the
51:49
ability to see without your eyes, which is why I brought more pats to
51:52
America. So we were featured, We proved it to some of the top
51:57
neuroscientists in the world. Quant of businesses come of the best in the world,
52:01
and we were featured in the award winning documentary Superhuman, The Invisible Made
52:07
Visible, and we were on Gaia. We still are on Gaya, Netflix,
52:14
Amazon Prime, and so giving this worldwide attention to what we worked for,
52:19
you know, eighteen years to bring at that point to just so many
52:24
nay sayers and cynics and you guys suck and you're trying to take advantage of
52:29
blind people. What we're always trying to blind people prefer you what you mean.
52:31
But some people that just couldn't wrap their heads around this, and they're
52:36
still it can't. But for me, big accomplishment is to get millions of
52:40
people's eyes on this, so to speak, in order to you know,
52:45
start shifting the paradigm of human consciousness simply because once people see that it's possible,
52:53
as the one hundred months of effect, more people start to be able
52:57
to do it and move into that space. And when it comes down to
53:00
it, that's why I'm hearing the planet still. That's why I came here
53:02
in the first place. Is to help as many people as possible rise out
53:07
of their limited, limited five sense ability to be a multi sensory human and
53:16
really have a better understanding that we're eternal, unlimited, infinite beings, having
53:24
a human experience. Nothing is really serious, and to have as much fun
53:30
and play this is a game, even if you have cancer, it's still
53:35
just a game. It sounds weird, but your soul doesn't care. Your
53:38
souls like, yeah, this is just another experience, awesome, and it's
53:43
nothing pain but our bind that. And so to help people understand and shift
53:47
their paradigm to one of universal consciousness instead of self consciousness is a huge thing
53:54
for me, and I'll be honest, that's something I work on every single
53:59
day in myself, I have a body it hurts sometimes when my gap uns
54:04
up. I'm like, oh, well that's not optimal. What else do
54:06
I proferd your experience? And can I get to settle down? What can
54:10
I do in order to not have it to happen again? And it's just
54:14
a learning adventure. It's why we're here. And so I'm just blessed that
54:17
I've been able to do that and on a big level, and I'm looking
54:22
forward to doing and I'm doing it on a much bigger level. So people
54:25
who are interested out there, it's to me, it's it's literally is a
54:30
call. It's a call for the people who are change makers, not change
54:35
talkers, step into the life that they only dreamed of and do it reliably.
54:42
Yeah, definitely. And you said you have some free videos that people
54:45
can watch. I do. Yeah, so people, if you go to
54:49
Integrated Ascension Method on YouTube, I've got some pretty briefing exercises a lot of
54:55
inspiring things on there as well. It's like if people go to my website
55:00
that Impure dot energy first place to start off free class and my ebook.
55:05
But then of course I do have paid programs that people can dock. And
55:10
it doesn't matter if you've been a light worker, an energy healer, a
55:15
reiki master, or you are for years decades, or if you're just like,
55:20
what's breaf work about? My programs will blow your mind. That's why
55:25
they're created. Because our minds stay in a comfort zone, in a little
55:30
box. They do not grow. So if the help of many people expand
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that in our minds is possible, and that's what these courses do. Thank
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you so much, Nave, so interesting. Oh my god, I loved
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it all right. Thanks for listening to Postcards to the Universe with Melissa creating
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the life you crave. Wishing everyone a wonderful week filled with joy, abundance
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and love. Peace. Include the show