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Inspiring Human Potential Inner Growth 5D Mystic Enlightenment Consciousness Manifestation Story · Inspiring Human Potential

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Welcome. Welcome to my lovely I HP
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community. We have a new type of content.
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This one's story. It's an enlightenment
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manifestation story time, so get used to it.
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As a content creator, I love to think of new ways to share 5D
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Mystics and to share how consciousness gets to expand.
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This is all story time so when you see stories or I try to make
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it sure that you know it's a story, it's a story to treat it
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like a story. Obviously anyone who is in the
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spectrum of mysticism and 5D or the Enlightenment so age group,
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you do know that we have lovely periods of energy with themes
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and whatnot. The the the that.
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So astrologically, we're in the month of August Leo season and
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manifestation is always something beautiful to work
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with, so people don't actually make use of their words as well
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as they could. So let's create manifestation
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stories, OK? And I'm going to keep it
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straightforward. I'm a person who supports people
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on personal development, so it's always going to be something
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that leads to your inner growth mindset, because if you're in
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any of the other mindsets, that's not going to catch you to
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your pure consciousness, Purusha and pure energy Prakriti.
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And I'm going to make sure to try and support those stories
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and the people who find sanctuary here, it's because
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they love life and humanity and they know of pure consciousness.
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That's awareness of yourself. So you know about the basics of
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psychoeducation, or if you don't, any person who is evil is
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not evil. There is no evil.
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There are people who have shamed effectiveness, heartbreak, gut
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wrench, torn apart feelings and they could make use of a good
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psycho therapist, actually. Somatic sensor, motor,
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compassion based, if anything, and one who truly knows about
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you know, Stephen Forges, Bezel Vanderkolk, Peter Levine.
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They know about trauma and they know about people and they want
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to help all people. That is every single human being
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on the face of this planet. So it goes beyond sad guru with
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spirituality and beyond any type of person who wants to say we
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are part of 1 Energy. We know that and that's why
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we're going to keep it tangible. So I'm going to keep it to where
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what happens when we, a person has the opportunity to dissolve
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their shame button that zero to seven month old.
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I'm not going to do psychoeducation in our stories,
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but a little bit every now and then you know this, it comes
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through. It's because we have new
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listeners, but for my regular ones this is purely going to be
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story. I'm trying to create a new piece
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of content, but basic. We'll always begin with
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something of the lines of OK, so we have our zero to seven month
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old person who began or somehow gained awareness of their
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defectiveness, heartbreak, gut wrench, the shame cycle stuff.
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It's a person who does not need to be in the seat with the
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therapist because I don't replace any of that.
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So what I mean is it's a person who can handle and does handle
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their sensations from their body.
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Those means emotions and don't get confused, Sensations,
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emotions, energy. Let me use all the words and
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please if you're using only left, do right and just listen
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and just engage from creating thoughts in your brain while
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you're listening. Just listen means silence in
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your brain and you're hearing a story, so don't make it your
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own. It's not you.
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I'm not talking about you. And try to silence yourself.
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If you want to hear the story now, if you need to apply
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yourself to the story, go for it.
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But again, I'm trying to talk to the pure consciousness people
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here, so that would be where you understand that this is a story
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and you're going to silence yourself.
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To hear this means be present presence means you're here in
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the now, your bodies rested at ease, means you're happy and
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you're ready for story time. It's fairy tale, pretend you're
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a kid. So that's why if you're not
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interested, you can go do other things with your style, with
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your time. And this is actually good
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practice for me because I had plans of doing stories.
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And so this is in an audio book format though, OK, storytelling
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time, talking to people who are listening.
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And we're going to begin in a way of where, again, as I said,
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the body of a person has this defectiveness and worthiness
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shame cycle. And so how does the story begin?
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Well, you get to those teenage years, you make a group of
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friends and you live with those friends and they become your
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entire tribe, your your organization.
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And that's the part of how when you're a teenager, you get your
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first shot moving out of the karma that you will have built
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with your family of now. We don't even get to any life of
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other lifetimes. And and these stories are going
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to keep it grounded to your life here as a human being.
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Okay. If I want to do anything like
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the Akashic Records, it would be completely different and that
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wouldn't actually that that might be fun.
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Maybe we'll do that one in the future.
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But for now, sticking to it's a human being.
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They can sit with their emotions, OK, So they go to
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teenage land and they make friends with their entire
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community, and they have a lovely community.
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And so you know what teenagers do?
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They don't obey their parents, right?
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They go and they drink and they smoke things they shouldn't do.
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The ones who don't do it, that's good.
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And if they grow up to become mature adults, they will
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moderately do it. So sticking to one story and
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we're going to use the lovely gender of male.
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I know I'm a female. You might think it's odd but
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this is the choice. This is also in part channeling
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FYI. So my lovely listeners who know
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that a 5D Mystic and a Chandler who's connected to this lovely
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sphere, it's it's not going to be by chance that you came
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across this, although the majority of our listeners are
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actually of the female gender. We are looking at a story of a
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male and it's a sweet, sweet male.
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All people though are sweet, right?
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But this one, they they they take care of their family.
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They take care of their loved ones.
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They love their community. In fact actually they're a I
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don't think they have any siblings.
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Like, yeah, we're not we're going to make them no siblings.
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So it's a lone child. One child.
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No. No other siblings around.
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OK, Male, no siblings, Has a community, has friends, and
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they're the average. Not hot.
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Not, not hot. Average.
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OK, so average looking, geometrically speaking.
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That means that they can look more handsome or less handsome
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depending on how they treat their aesthetics, As we all can,
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right? We get all prepped up.
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We can look good if we don't and some of us, we can get all
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prepped up and we still look normal.
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But that's for those who compare themselves to fashion people.
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So let's leave that alone. Okay.
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Very simple person. So nobody is needing to appear
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beautiful or any of that. But as teenager, you begin to do
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that thing, which I've seen Mandu shit, but yeah, I saw the
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guys get all like, oh, let's be Roosters together, OK, so I have
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plenty of rooster friends and I tell them all the time, why are
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you doing this shit now? You're an adult, you can stop.
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And they're like, no, no, we can't because that's who we are.
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It's like, no, that's a teenage version of you.
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But OK, so you know how teenagers, if you were one, they
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boys get together and these are boys who know about respect.
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So they do know about respecting means, you ask.
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And if somebody says no, it means no.
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So we're talking about individuals who in one way,
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shape or form do have the ability to have this awareness.
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The ones who don't, they have the inability for other reasons.
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We're not going to talk about groups of people who need good
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somatic, sensory, motor and trauma therapy, OK?
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We're going to talk about people who know that if no is no, it's
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no and they understand it. Teenagers or adults.
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OK. So we're going to begin with a
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grounded in. OK, no means no.
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And that's where we can begin to look at though having some
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unresolved trauma that comes up when you're rejected which is
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not going to lead you to be at your best.
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OK. So rejection, first, rejection.
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That doesn't actually sit very well with this lovely boy.
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And as this lovely boy begins to notice that they can be more
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attractive if they do certain things, and they begin to notice
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that they also are a little bit better at gauging what women
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want with this softness about them.
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So their first rejection doesn't sit very well with them, but
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they kind of begin to figure out the way that they can get yeses,
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and they kind of disregard how they reacted when they got the
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note. And so they actually reacted
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also in a way that the community doesn't find odd.
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Nobody says much about it. There's no conversation about,
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you know, maybe you should try not to be upset that much when
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you get rejected, something like that.
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But perhaps there wasn't a, there was no conversation about
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it. So nobody conversed about it,
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and you continue to grow up and have flings here and there,
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right? Teenagers.
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Unless they settle down. But this story, they don't
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settle down. They actually fool around and
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they get into learning how to use their charm.
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And they also begin to make a name for themselves within their
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lovely community. But you know, at the beginning,
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that kind of gets fun. You kind of have fun when you
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can move as a teenager, cuz you're not full of
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responsibilities yet. And if you're basically someone
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who has your basic needs met and you're not really stimulated in
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the brain, your mind's not being pushed to learn more cuz you
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don't have people around you who are actually talking about books
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or engineers, you know? So you got those types of
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gossip, conversations, people that are just doing what trends
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okay. So we have trending topic
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people, so trending topic community and nobody around you
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that gets you to look into something and a little bit more
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of a curious mind and curious eye.
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So you get to be eventually the pretty boy, if you will, the
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Playboy or basically somebody who can be both charming as well
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as an asshole. And that's kind of the average
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movie, right? It's funny how energies go, by
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the way, because this is where all people are saying, meaning
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we all have one common denominator, and that's a heart.
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When it comes to individuals with the defectiveness shame
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cycle, there's a very specific way they're going to be able to
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find that they feel appease. And it's not through substance,
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it's. And when I say substance, I mean
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the Purusha Prakriti, it's not through their inner world, it's
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through their in and out behaviors.
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And the movies have made it normal to have people do what
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I've been describing. Doesn't matter how old.
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Again, the consent part, I made it clear.
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So it's done in a way of consenting participants.
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Then when they obviously don't have the ability to commit.
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It's actually because beneath the surface what we have is fear
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of rejection, which their first experience led them to note.
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I'm going to be potentially rejected.
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I was not happy about it. I did not handle my heart and
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did not handle having a conversation with myself about
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it. I figured a way that I would
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make my own self pleasable to the community around me in a way
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that works pretty well I have to say.
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So they live my land for quite some time.
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Until at a certain point, obviously you're going to start
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becoming a grown up and your game's not going to really be
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fun for those who want to settle down.
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Because that's what happens as you grow up, right?
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You're going to find women who want to settle down.
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And those playboys, they begin to have trouble because now
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they're going to become the asshole of the group, if you
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will. So it's fun until we're all
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playing and then everybody starts to not play because, you
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know, it's. I'm going to use a transition,
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another story. And this one's a child who grew
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up and still is present. They're grown up in a very
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beautiful household, but the child would be brought out with
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their friends all the time, and so they would basically go to
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bed quite late. Not bad thing because they'd be
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able to sleep. Infant doesn't go to school,
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however, once that child began to go to school.
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These are acquaintances of mine. That child would not want to go
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to bed at like 7 or 8. I don't remember.
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And I was like, well, you know they were in the habit of being
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out all night. You you kind of know that they
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won't go to sleep that your their body, their rhythm is
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completely not on track with this.
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They're of habit. We all are creatures of habit.
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So what I'm trying to get at is we all until you're not, which
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is where teenage years are. So for the people, let's say you
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had a boy who instead of turning to becoming a Playboy was a boy.
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And I personally don't know any men like that.
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By the way. I'm going to just come out and
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say that it's very much interesting because well, they
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have the wits. They could, but they don't.
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So there you go. They could use a good somatic
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therapist or sensor motor one or Terry Real for that matter.
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Because personally, and this is again a side note for my
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community, as you all know, as a mature human being here, when I
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see emotionally immature people think they're smart and they
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actually do certain things, it's quite yes.
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I'm going to leave the word out because they don't know about
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good somatic sensor mode and trauma experts who would tell
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them how to handle their adaptive child and then their
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inner child wound. And actually they might be able
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to be a better version of their self because they would have
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substance inside their body instead of what is not
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substance. Cuz when you're navigating life
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from a stressed body, you're not substance.
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So excuse me, when a body is in a hyper aroused state
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sympathetic fight flight. So they're yellow.
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They don't hear you. They don't do.
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They're basically the jock from high school and they stay that
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way and they think they're not just because they have
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potentially a position of whatever.
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Yeah, there's going to be a very clear difference between the
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jock who became something and the jock who stayed a jock.
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And and it's not about jocks, but it's about the whole persona
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of a jock that people will bring to their table as adults.
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And it's like that's like a flat balloon but they look like an
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inflated balloon. But again, there's no inflation
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in there. So, and I know that I used the
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word in the wrong way, but anyways, OK, so putting the
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people who stay in the Maya land alone and in movies, let's get
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to the real world. Had we had a person who would
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have had a different conversation with themselves.
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So something along the lines of, you know, I really handled that
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rejection. It was really painful.
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I really didn't like it makes me feel like I'm a piece of shit
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and actually I feel really unworthy.
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Like really unworthy. Right now I actually what is all
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this emotion? Oh, wait a minute.
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My household, well, I do have a couple of examples.
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Not really great ones. Yeah, now that I think about it,
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I actually was not in a household that had two parents.
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I'm all alone. I don't have any brothers or
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sisters or stuff like that. Well, I think I'm going through
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what's called a challenging moment.
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I don't think I have to lead my life in a way that's different
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than what I'm doing. I think I'm going to believe in
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love and know that it's just something that comes at the
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right time. I'm going to keep on just
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letting my heart be here. I'm going to let that heartbreak
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be what it is. It's a normal human experience.
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There can be teenagers. I was one.
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I'm not a male, but I'm a female.
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That still did go through heartbreak.
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That can have very similar conversations, although
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definitely not that. I had a teenage boyfriend and I
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was very happy once I got to have him there because that was
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like, here's my boyfriend, here's my friends settled in
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great and, you know, locked and loaded.
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And then when we broke up, I was like, sad for the first month,
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But then I was like, wow, this is way better than I thought it
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would be. Thank goodness.
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So there you go. There's something called
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learning how to grow up and make the best of what has been.
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And in fact, to this day, he's one of my greatest stories.
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And it's because I learned a lot from all of what I got to see
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with him. And then when I replicated it,
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no, I didn't replicate it on choice or by choice.
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And no, I didn't get cheated on. I moved into the actual one open
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relationship, and now it's polyamory completely.
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So I have a better word to use. But open relationship is
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actually something that I had already began to voice.
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In fact, I'm in agreement with people being their own selves
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and being able to know that as long as you do what you want to
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do and you're happy, I'm good. Don't bring me any Std's please.
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And I think there's a new word for it.
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And then all of the rest is I choose what I do with my body
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and that's about it. And don't bring home anything
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again, that would be physically life threatening because that's
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not really great for the physical to live, you know,
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stuff like that. So Long story short, our inner
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and outer well-being is something we tend to.
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So no weapons is a good sign. Treating with respect another
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good sign. That doesn't mean you, you tell
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me the truth. It means that when you're
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speaking to me, you have what is called appreciation, respect and
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silence in your brain. So you do not make fun of my
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words. You do not treat me like I'm
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stupid. And if you in any way, shape or
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form do all know about it, because we all do, We all have
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the smart ass tone. So we all know when somebody
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does not appreciate our intellect, and when that
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happens, we're going to note that.
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And that's not a partner. That's somebody who's a friend,
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Maybe. Maybe yes, friend.
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Friend's good because we don't share intimate, important
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topics. So they get to move into that
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zone of friends are all types. And when we have those who tease
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us, we're OK with it because we can take a joke.
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And that's exactly why they wouldn't be partners.
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Because the fact that you actually think I'm dumb
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potentially means you don't know my brain.
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And really, what it means is you're an asshole.
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Male, female, doesn't matter because you have the audacity to
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look down upon someone that they don't.
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They don't have to be smart. Even that illiterate person and
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I tease about this person, but they are literally illiterate.
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I don't look down upon this person.
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It's just I don't have anything in common with them.
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So when they're interacting with me, I feel, I feel like I don't
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know how to talk to you and I don't know why you keep on
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trying to talk. There's two different.
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Ways. There are others who they tease
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in a way of actually thinking people are dumb, meaning they
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think that they're intellectually stupid.
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That to me is something very inaccurate, because if you don't
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know a person. And furthermore, everybody has a
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different level of Intel. I mean, I'm so short.
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Some people are judgmental, they cast stones and some people are
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opinionated and we don't cast stones.
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But anybody who is not 5D won't know the difference.
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So the people who do, they know the difference?
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Back to our story. A teenager can have a very easy
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going conversation with themselves.
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Again, I was one of them, a teenager, and it was easy peasy
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not to do rumination, not to do the monkey mindset.
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It was easy not to do the doll mindset, it was easy not to do
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the butterfly and it was easy not to do the one siphon.
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And it was easy not to do the Let me fall in love with myself
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again. And I use those words because
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people with yoga, they love yoga and I your Veda Here you go, 5
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mindsets. They're all in Maya land.
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If you're out of them, then that means you love all people.
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Pure consciousness. Perusha Prakriti.
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We know it. We mean it.
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And that's the Enlightenment. So age for you again.
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We love beyond opinions and prejudice and we don't have
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prejudice. We do have opinions though, but
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we love all people the same, so they can talk to us however they
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will. They definitely would not be a
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partner. If they look down upon our
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mysticism in any way, shape or form and tease us, they will be
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a person that we will know doesn't believe in it.
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And that's OK because we don't believe in it.
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We know of it and we embody it, and we know of neuroscience
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people who can explain it too. So there's that back to our
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story, and that's food for thought for my lovely community.
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Remember Sanctuary for love here and for having fun and then for
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going and spreading the word of how all people are pure
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consciousness if they get to either go to good somatic sensor
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mode or trauma therapist or awaken.
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So as our story continues manifesting one's pure
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consciousness, so one becoming all on their own, that awareness
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of Self, Purusha and then Prakriti.
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So teenager makes up story, becomes Playboy, becomes asshole
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eventually and lazy and figures out as a grown up version of
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themselves that they are doing the Playboy dance and that
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they're not nurturing their inner wellbeing.
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But that the people around them who have become basically and be
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jealous, spiteful and assholeish do not want to see them triumph
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now if they're speaking truth to themselves.
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This means this. I have not committed to living a
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life of substance so far. I have not committed to anything
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so far because I actually am afraid of failure.
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What I have is actually an abandonment wound from my inner
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child. I was not actually in a
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household that taught me substance.
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I was not taught to be able and be creative.
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I was not taught, and it's not in a blaming way.
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They're just realizing I did not have a household that gave me an
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example of mature love, and I did not handle my teenage
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rejection or my life in a way of being able to use my mind so
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that I could navigate substance. Now I get to see something
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different. OK, so a person, as any trauma
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good trauma therapist, will tell you, and I need to include them
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in our stories because our sensations are part of our body.
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And when a person has insecure attachment styles, it's their
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body that's speaking to them. Their brain is going to
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translate it. That's why we have a person
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who's awakening to their consciousness.
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They're having a conversation in their prefrontal cortex, not
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their temporal junction. Otherwise, that's ruminating.
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Prefrontal cortex is conversation.
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Rumination would be the inner critic, outer critic.
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And then drinking and getting distracted and then falling
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asleep and doing it again tomorrow and thinking hero,
24:15
villain, I'm a good guy, bad guy.
24:17
I'll never make it and I'll never mount.
24:19
So the same story over and over again in your head.
24:22
So that would be I'm a Playboy, I'm an asshole.
24:24
Everybody's right. I'm.
24:25
I'm a failure. I'm nobody.
24:27
I'm a fucking piece of shit. Whatever it is that they do when
24:29
they go on and get on their case, if they don't, then
24:31
they're going to be like, I'm awesome.
24:33
I'm everybody else is fucking pieces of shit.
24:35
They're all assholes. And here's where if they're in
24:37
any way shape or form a Mystic, all those assholes, they're all
24:40
energy vampires. I'm not.
24:41
I know what I'm doing. This so Long story short, I do
24:46
all that shit that's for other episodes.
24:48
But the brain that actually is conscious is not doing any of
24:53
this stuff remotely. No, they're sitting there and
24:55
saying, OK, I have fear. And it is because I actually did
25:00
not build any solid relationships in the years I
25:03
leveraged what I knew I could. And I and I have not pursued
25:07
anything. I mean, yes, I got some things
25:10
going for me, but I actually have a lot of things that I'm
25:13
not doing. Intuitively speaking, I
25:17
recognize that I'm afraid of love.
25:19
I feel overwhelmed by actually being able to see what love is.
25:26
And so This is why they've been presented the difference.
25:29
So between them growing up, we got a full blown adult now, OK,
25:34
they have a community that does not provide them with substance.
25:39
So we're going to use this in tradition story.
25:42
We have a compulsive not thief, but a compulsive habitual waste
25:46
of their lifetime person with a community that are not
25:49
disciples. Because if they were, they would
25:51
be minding their own business and doing their own growth and
25:55
or being some people who would use compassion words with their
26:02
loved ones always, not just sometimes.
26:05
OK, so disciples would use compassion based words.
26:07
They wouldn't even need to go to the Zen master and they wouldn't
26:10
even be surrounding that poor compulsive thief.
26:12
They'd be walking with them, not trying to get them kicked out.
26:15
OK, so the non disciples try to get the compulsive thief kicked
26:19
out. They're assholes, the non
26:21
disciples. To those of us who are Zen
26:23
masters, this is a sanctuary for love people, not anything else.
26:26
So anyone who's being shaming, blaming, faulting, or revenging
26:29
is an asshole in our book. But we all know they need a good
26:31
somatic century motor and trauma therapist.
26:34
They don't just need the Zen master, they need to learn about
26:36
basic psychoeducation 101 so they can get out of their egos
26:40
for once and for all. OK, so when the Zen master sees
26:44
what the non disciples are doing, that there's still
26:47
disciples at the beginning of the story, he explains you must
26:50
forgive the thief. They say no da da da.
26:52
Long story short, the actual compulsive person becomes aware
26:56
because of the Zen master being the person.
26:59
It's not about forgiveness. The Zen master reaches out and
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says it's it's cool, don't worry.
27:05
So they learn about compassion and they get to dissolve the
27:10
shame button. So this is in human terms, a
27:13
human being who meets a compassionate human being who
27:17
when they get into their little Playboy attitude and they do
27:20
their little whatever attitudes of rejection in and out,
27:23
whatever it is that their insecure attachment style will
27:25
have brought, they have met a not only secure attachment style
27:30
person, They've met a functional adult human being and they've
27:32
met what is more than just a somatic empath.
27:34
It's a compassionate human being.
27:36
This is our 5D plane, infinite higher human consciousness.
27:40
Potential person. OK, so we'll put it that way.
27:43
They've met one human being, or many.
27:45
Whoever knows that has shown them safe haven.
27:48
Your unconscious love with your flaws and imperfections and
27:51
secure base. What are your passions, your
27:53
values, your desires, your interests?
27:55
Let me let you see how beautiful they are all, even though they
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are not in any way, shape or form my interests in any way,
28:02
shape or form. But let me come in and not out
28:07
of Come into your life and share with you things that excite you
28:12
and stimulate and have types of conversations that tickle your
28:16
mind, tickle your heart, and then allow you to keep seeing
28:19
how worthy you are indifferently from what these community and
28:23
all these other assholes are doing.
28:25
Again, I'm going to use the word they're assholes, Any person
28:27
who's mean to another human being, to me as an asshole, I
28:29
don't care what they've done. Stop being an asshole.
28:33
This is Maria speaking here. So love unconditional.
28:36
It's a sanctuary for those who love all people.
28:38
We don't want to shame, blame, fault or revenge.
28:40
We do compassion. That's it.
28:42
So when people meet compassion, as all the therapists that I've
28:46
learned from say, that's their opportunity for this shame to
28:49
dissolve. Because their fragments, the
28:51
self and the parts that are there, the trauma has finally
28:55
had what is called a feeling. They have felt a sense of.
29:00
It's called the felt sense. Let me grab my notes from my
29:04
trauma educational certificate course, because this one is
29:06
actually going to be beneficial to you all.
29:09
OK, so we have a quote. Jacob Moreno, The Body remembers
29:14
what the Mind forgets. And then Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen
29:18
If you want to know which way the wind is blowing, look at the
29:21
sand. People heal when they experience
29:25
somatic empathy because when they feel understood, they are
29:29
able to finally feel felt and that is what can heal them.
29:35
So when we look at a body, if you want to know how a person is
29:38
feeling doing, you just watch their body.
29:41
It'll show you everything. That's the sand part as well.
29:44
The challenge is if you don't know how to feel yourself, your
29:48
capacity to feel others is extremely diminished and that
29:52
can't empathize at a deeper level and therefore it can't be
29:56
a curative agent and that can be diminishing.
30:00
So this is what those non disciples are doing.
30:02
As they circulate the poor compulsive person is they're not
30:05
helping them to feel felt, but what happens when they feel
30:08
felt. So that moment of feeling felt
30:11
by another human being when someone else feels with them
30:15
enough. Somatic experiencing creates a
30:19
depth of empathic person. So they feel felt at a deep
30:23
level and at a somatically empathic level where they can
30:28
just look at the other person. They can feel wow, you
30:32
understand, you got me. I can feel it.
30:36
I know you understand me. This is amazing and this is
30:40
curative and it's curing curative to the fragment that is
30:45
felt in isolation. This is now a shared piece with
30:49
another person, which is what is needed.
30:51
That's why the therapist talk about mindful relationships and
30:55
relational mindfulness, and all the good ones are saying we're
30:58
not an island. So they're trying to explain,
31:00
though, why compassion is important.
31:02
The fragment is now shared with another human being, and it's
31:06
welcomed back in, and it's not overwhelming.
31:10
It's reintegratable, reintegrated back into the
31:14
system. Symmatic empathy is the feeling
31:17
of feeling felt by another, and that's how we help each other if
31:23
we do that. And here's where awareness of
31:27
the body leads us, guides us not only thinking our way through,
31:34
but creating a somatic experiential solution.
31:38
And in fact, cognitive cognitively speaking, a person
31:41
can say I know I'm a good person, but if they don't feel
31:43
it, that's where the difference is.
31:46
So you can know something cognitively, but feel something
31:49
different on the inside. It is not embodied as your
31:54
emotional truth. And there's a difference.
31:57
Somatic psychotherapy versus cognitive behavioral therapy.
32:01
This is where somatic psychotherapy emphasizes not
32:04
only what a person thinks, how cognitive, but also how a person
32:07
feels inside, in their body, in their full being.
32:10
It has an emphasis and effect and passion, maybe something
32:18
like that, with the body and the sensations that live in the body
32:22
as a guide towards deeper knowing.
32:24
It emphasizes, and yes, that's because the body is what's going
32:29
to bring forth more. So body and mind are not
32:32
separate understanding, it is not complete.
32:37
If you don't have an embodied experience meaning your mind and
32:41
body, that's mind, your masculine body, your feminine.
32:44
You don't see the whole picture. The body remembers what the mind
32:47
forgets, and if you change your thoughts, it doesn't matter
32:51
because your feelings won't change if you're not working
32:54
also with your body. OK, so once a person has felt
32:59
that feeling of being felt, it is in that moment that a person
33:04
gets the opportunity to dissolve their shame.
33:09
The person who accepts this is the person who heals.
33:14
And so they build a relationship with themselves because first of
33:20
all, they're going to have to choose themselves.
33:22
So let's keep on moving with our story as we are manifesting a
33:28
lovely, lovely enlightenment consciousness expression.
33:33
So when you tap into your infinite higher human
33:36
consciousness, potential manifestation is always
33:42
possible. And sometimes people will have
33:45
manifested people in their life. So let's say that this person
33:51
not a full blown Mystic, but they believe in mysticism.
33:54
So let's add to our story. Let's say that they actually had
33:59
created a manifestation in a moment where they actually said,
34:04
you know what, I want to find the love of my life.
34:09
I've decided I'm done being a Playboy, tired of all this shit.
34:14
I want to have somebody who loves me, I believe in love.
34:18
I know I would do anything for it.
34:21
So they manifested it and it showed up.
34:25
So they got to be felt, that feeling of felt sense, and they
34:29
got to begin a journey. However, again with that journey
34:35
comes the inability immediately to differentiate between that
34:39
which is supporting you and that which is not.
34:42
The minute that you do another year of karma is the minute that
34:47
a person will have made choices that did not actually lead them
34:53
to their Purusha Prakriti, okay. So what happens?
34:58
Person meets love, pure consciousness, pure energy,
35:03
okay. So they meet compassion, the Zen
35:05
master type who is now building and or they're building various.
35:10
These are friendships that don't have to be romantic, but let's
35:13
just say that there's one that catches their eye out of the Zen
35:16
masters of their community besides the ones who are not.
35:20
OK, so the habits and the ability to compare because of
35:28
having relationships with the actual pure consciousness.
35:33
People, 5D Mystics in the anotments of a trip.
35:36
Though they also know about mysticism, They do use power of
35:40
manifestation, and they have been able to actually learn a
35:44
lot more about all of those lovely topics that are trending
35:49
between yoga and what is it? There's sound healing with the
35:54
bowls. I love those.
35:56
There's Reiki, and Reiki is actually now a Cam.
36:00
There's tarot card readers. We have a big, big holistic
36:04
community, so we also have other types of massage people, OK?
36:10
And so with that being said, they are within the realms of
36:15
Tarot and Reiki and Akashic Record readings, so they know 4D
36:24
people. The 4D people definitely are not
36:28
5D. So that's the other part.
36:30
They are now aware of the difference between the 5D
36:34
community and the 4D community, and so based on that, and they
36:38
also have a basis of psychology information, so they are able to
36:44
straightforwardly make a very clear comparison.
36:49
And as they clearly compare, they're faced with their choice.
36:55
Am I going to choose myself and am I going to dissolve the
37:02
actual unconscious subconscious which is now in the surface, my
37:08
inner child wound? Am I going to let myself know
37:12
I'm worthy or not in my body and in my mind?
37:17
And that's that moment of I'm going to inner nurture, OK, So I
37:22
know it's going to take work to heal myself completely and it's
37:28
going to take me actually taking the hands and the actions.
37:33
And so I know that I am going to be needing to change some things
37:39
around me. One, I need to stop trying to be
37:44
accepted by my community. They actually are not rooting
37:48
for me. In fact, they are quite against
37:52
me at this point, recognizing, but they're not against me.
37:56
They just had to put up with a lot of my shit.
37:58
So it's okay. I got it.
38:00
They had to put up with my lazy behavior and whatever, so it's
38:03
okay. I can handle taking ownership
38:07
for the things that I brought to the table, that this is a grown
38:10
up. They're saying I'm flat.
38:12
I'm imperfect. I was, whether it's munching off
38:15
of people or whatever it is. But I I did back and forth.
38:19
I broke a couple of hearts, more and more so I got it.
38:23
People are unhappy with me. It's it's fair and square.
38:27
I take ownership. But I also note what True caring
38:33
is, and that's because of direct but compassionate based
38:37
communication, consistent presence, consistent reminders
38:41
of how to both tense and my inner well-being, as well as
38:46
actually nourish my talents. OK, so do I want the thing that
38:51
I manifested for myself? And now we're back to if
38:55
somebody manifests, I want love. I want a person because there's
38:59
plenty of people that do that, and the way that others go about
39:02
it is very different. And that's why this story is
39:05
also for those who are looking to manifest.
39:08
Whether you're the person who's moving beyond the part of the
39:12
shame, defectiveness, or not love cycle people we don't move
39:16
beyond. We just love.
39:19
So when we find someone who is intriguing, we know it and we
39:24
actually let them know. We find you very intriguing.
39:27
Like a lot. We don't hide it, so we don't
39:30
take a no for an answer. Meaning if it's no, they'll tell
39:34
us. Of course they will.
39:35
They'll say, I don't like you and we'll say, oh, OK, bye.
39:38
That's it. OK.
39:39
So what I'm saying is when we find someone of interest, we
39:43
will let them know that they're of interest to us and then we
39:46
will court them. Of course female, male, doesn't
39:49
matter. They a person who's a love cycle
39:53
isn't going to say no to love. That's what I'm trying to get
39:55
at. We're not afraid.
39:57
So we're going to be like here I am, here I am, here I am, here I
40:00
am. Until they either complete again
40:02
say no to us and make it clear or the the love is not having to
40:07
be romantic. By the way.
40:08
That's why we just love to see people be themselves and be
40:11
happy. So we'll actually be a part of a
40:14
lot of people's lives. In different ways, but when we
40:17
spot the one that seems like we are potential for more, that's
40:23
what I was talking about. So it doesn't have to be
40:25
romantic, but it would mean that we share an affinity on areas
40:30
and obviously there is the bit of that one might be a
40:34
possibility. We'll find out in time.
40:37
OK, So love always says yes to love those who don't.
40:41
As I was saying, it's OKI manifested.
40:45
I actually asked for this. I literally made a specific
40:49
manifestation, prayer or something like that.
40:52
OK, so they're full on in the whole manifesting.
40:54
They know they made the prayer, They know they actually asked
40:57
for it and they got it. Now they're finally seeing.
41:00
I actually asked for it. I got it.
41:02
I didn't go after it. I went after my addictive
41:05
behavior, my compulsive pattern. I went the lazy route.
41:08
I went the easy route because it was easier because I already
41:12
knew what I was going to get. This one would have been a
41:13
little bit more. I wouldn't have known.
41:16
And and the reality is, I do know that it would be real
41:20
because they really came across really, really, really real.
41:24
So I was like, I don't really want you right now.
41:26
I'm not ready for you. And I don't have a situation
41:29
that's ideal, so I don't want it.
41:32
OK. So long St.
41:33
Short, lovely story. Right.
41:35
Don't we know? Oh, I know plenty of people in
41:37
these stories. So, OK.
41:39
They have a very, very specific equation, though.
41:43
It isn't as easy peasy for the ones who have a specific
41:47
tendency with their bodies and their minds, because once you've
41:51
made it a pattern of yours to actually distract yourself with
41:55
alcohol and sex, it becomes something that's your go to.
42:01
However, as I said, the realization is that this is a
42:06
bad thing for them and that every person around them is not
42:09
supporting them at all. And because they're pretty much
42:13
in the choice of I have to choose if I'm going to grow or
42:21
not. They're going to choose to grow.
42:25
Of course they are. We're going to have a happy
42:27
ending for as much as people think that.
42:32
People cannot break a habit if they meet the actual love of
42:36
their life because they've manifested it and they actually
42:42
get to see that their equation is straightforward.
42:45
Am I going to keep on living my childhood unresolved fucking
42:49
trauma? Like, am I really going to allow
42:53
whatever parents or whatever shit I had go down, lead my way?
42:59
Basic psychoeducation people. A person who's awakened to it is
43:03
going to be like, I ain't fucking going to give up
43:06
anything. There's a story I got told by
43:08
Pat Ogman. This man, I don't remember what
43:10
it was his whole story, but she's a therapist.
43:13
She does sensor motor. She's the founder of it.
43:15
This man had got engaged with his future wife, which he then
43:19
broke up with because he totally had.
43:21
I don't know what unresolved trauma stuff, but what it was as
43:25
they did the session together, various sessions.
43:27
What he ended up figuring out was that he had been told by his
43:31
family as he was growing up that if he got married that he would
43:35
be giving up his power, something like that.
43:37
So it was he couldn't take what he wanted because he had been.
43:41
And this is where we don't want to blame our family for shit.
43:45
They'd speak. We all speak.
43:46
OK though they the person realized that's why it's a
43:50
trauma memory. But it's not necessarily trauma,
43:52
but it's of your adaptive child. OK, so it's something that you
43:55
are telling yourself and that your body is having this inner
43:59
struggle with. So they figure this out as he
44:02
tried to, or as she said, OK, you can, you always can't take
44:06
the statue you want. I want you to take it from my
44:08
hand. And so as they were having this
44:10
little play of him taking the statue, which he would never
44:14
want to take because he couldn't have what he wanted, he has this
44:17
flashback of this conversation or of his parents or something
44:20
like that, them talking. And he's like, wow, this is what
44:23
it's been my entire life. I felt that if I would get
44:26
married, these words of you're going to give up that power.
44:30
This is the story that people don't understand why, whether
44:33
you do it through therapy or on your own, some people, they can
44:36
move beyond it. So let's again use that example.
44:39
This human being in this story, this male grown up male
44:43
manifested the love of their life.
44:44
They got what they wanted. Now they're like again,
44:47
potentially going to throw it in the shithole because they did
44:51
the first time around say no to it, got distracted.
44:54
Right now they're in the shithole.
44:56
So they can, it's in their face. It's like literally right here.
44:59
You want it or not? What do you want?
45:01
A smart person who's awakened to themselves, that's why.
45:05
Smart, Stable, Mature, adoptive, rational, teachable.
45:07
So they've learned enough about the basic of their self from a
45:10
psychoeducational perspective. Learn enough about the 5D plane
45:15
at this point and gotten rid of the stupid 4D bullshit.
45:19
Evil crap. It's bullshit crap, OK?
45:21
Just, I'm going to state it and leave it at that, and you can
45:24
send me all your questions. They're finally aware of the
45:29
bullshit crap of that land and more into physics and science
45:32
and neuroscience and other stuff.
45:34
OK, so they're realizing I'm not going to live out some bullshit
45:40
story. I know who I love.
45:41
I know what I did. I know what I want to manifest.
45:43
I know what I want. I'm going to go and pursue it
45:46
and that's it. I'm going to tell my shame
45:48
story. So if anything, they're going to
45:50
tell their shame story and they're going to see what's what
45:55
and what's what is that they're able to handle their stuff
46:01
because they want to actually see themselves succeed.
46:06
And part of it is also, in a way, to show others what they
46:14
didn't support. So part of the person obviously
46:16
still has a bit of it's what's it called when you realize that
46:22
people who say they love you, they're actually not loving you
46:27
because they're fed up, but it's in a way of childishness.
46:32
Meaning they're they're fed up, but they could speak it.
46:35
They don't have to treat people, don't have to treat each other
46:38
with pent up emotions, and they do because that's how people
46:43
don't handle themselves like adults.
46:44
So I'm straight short. The young man who's now an older
46:48
man figures that he has a bunch of non disciples around him and
46:54
he's not one of those. He's a Zen master and that means
46:57
he has the ability to tap into his Pulusha Prakriti.
47:01
So he chooses the actual love that he manifested and that he
47:08
knows he manifested, and that he can see clearly what the person
47:14
brings to the table and what they bring to the table.
47:18
It's because they're finally ready to grow up.
47:21
And they do know, though, that there's some aspects from their
47:25
habits that they need to discuss.
47:27
Obviously, that's always on the table, right?
47:30
When you're going to commit to someone, you're going to sit
47:33
down and have a chit chat. But the beautiful part is that
47:36
they chose their self that they felt in their heart.
47:42
In a moment, moment or through actually some reflection, they
47:49
took ownership of the areas that they got lazy about and that
47:52
they used and that they did do emotional.
47:55
So they have taken again the ownership of where they
47:59
frustrated their loved ones. And so they understand why their
48:02
community has this stuff going on, but they also know how to
48:08
see when you're doing something in a way that leads somebody to
48:13
their better versus instead supporting and then actually
48:17
shoving somebody's head down the sand.
48:20
So they do understand compassion, and that's because
48:24
they're the bigger person of their entire group as well.
48:27
So they know how to be the bigger person.
48:30
And they by themselves are able to begin to disengage from sex,
48:36
drugs, alcohol, food, whatever it is that their go to was for
48:40
stress. In their own hermit mode,
48:42
they're actually looking to present their offer, as well as
48:48
what flaws and imperfections they have to the love that
48:53
they've decided is the one they want to pursue and that they
48:57
want to build with. And as they do decide this,
49:01
they're more and more excited about being able to present
49:06
their offer. Because even though they don't
49:09
know a lot about the person, they know some things, but they
49:13
don't know all things, right? They don't know how they're
49:17
going to react to the aspects of what is still not matured,
49:25
right? Again, maybe they don't have
49:28
money. Maybe they have a drinking, a
49:31
bit of a drinking problem and not a problem in the sense that
49:34
they know that they have habits when they get stressed.
49:38
If they have a problem, then they'll say I'm seeing a
49:39
therapist. If that's when you think you
49:42
have a problem, you do that. You don't have shame.
49:46
We don't have a shame vault. We have a love vault.
49:49
And when people have shame, we say, here's a shame vault, put
49:51
it away, here's my love and stop being an idiot.
49:54
Nobody's their greatest mistake. Everybody makes flaws.
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If you have a challenge, we got plenty of psychoeducators and
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therapists out there who can help you get over whatever it is
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you got going on. We would not in a million years,
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a person who is a pure consciousness, human being,
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functional adults say no to love because they would say, oh, this
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is what I have, and we'll close with this story.
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So this person's going after what they want.
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That's themselves, that's love. That's their highest potential.
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So they're awakened to Purusha Prakriti.
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They manifested compassion. They manifested the ability to
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become successful as a man, as a lover, as a if they're a parent,
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as a parent. They know that they might not be
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taken in by all people from their community because again,
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they take ownership. They were a bit of a jerk wad
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whatever it is that they did as a Playboy and what not.
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So they know that not everybody in their town, or whatever it
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is, if it's a city boy, doesn't matter, right?
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So they take ownership, though. They're accepting whatever they
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can bring forth in a positive they will.
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In the meantime, they know they have the one person that will
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actually allow them to keep on moving more and more into their
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full life force because they asked for that person and they
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got it, and that's why they're excited.
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So they have some fear because they don't know how everything's
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going to be taken. But more than anything, they're
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excited of the next steps. And to close this one out,
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anyone who is a Poly secure person, this is where it's Poly
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secure monogamist. Doesn't matter.
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Any individual who is a grown up will actually be somebody who
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doesn't reject anyone because rejection is actually something
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we don't do. We have conversations.
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Oh, and the last story was I met this person who has Borderline
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and their partner actually wanted them back.
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They were going to get married, but they left them as things got
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tough. And when their partner came back
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to them later on, it was because they saw that they had become
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successful and they got better. And that is where the person
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just wasn't into them anymore. And I know the person was
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genuine. It wasn't because of them being
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spiteful. They said no, I evaluated, we've
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grown apart, we're completely different.
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And so they didn't accept. Plus, they realize they just
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want me because they have this idea of what they want and they
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wanted a husband, a family. So they looked for specifics.
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In fact, the person said the year later they were already
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married. And so that's where that
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person's God told them the truth about themselves.
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This is a person I've grown apart from.
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We're not going to. We don't want the same things.
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And they're here after having abandoned me.
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And even though they didn't say that, I said it to them, I was
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like they they left you when it got tough and then they came
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back to you. Did they not realize that that
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kind of seems like what? So it's not about the person not
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trying because if the other person would have said, you
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know, I do want them back, they would have gotten together and
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they would have been the married couple.
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But that wasn't the case for these two people.
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What I'm trying to get at is functional.
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Adults don't say no to people when they have, especially in
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this case, the person was getting help.
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So there's a person who's grounded in reality.
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They're not expecting the road to being in a state of, you
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know, in a state. I I don't have borderline, but
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this person's beautiful. I said I would never have left
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you in the moment. It would get tough.
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I would be there with you. Do I need to come to therapy
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with you? What do we need to do?
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What is it that we need to do together so that we can move
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forward? So functional adults?
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It's more than just the straightforward.
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For my group, we're 5D Mystics. This means you have tapped into
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this beautiful, beautiful over soul.
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OK, And so that's why we have different experiences.
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I have content for primarily all people, but I'm a 5D Mystic.
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I'm a Mystic because I have a relationship with this fear.
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One day I'll be able to explain it with the physics and with the
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science people. For now, I use the language that
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I know, which is Clair Land language, but we're 5D not 4D,
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so no person from our over soul is going to ever be rejected or
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canceled. This is bullshit.
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And again, no person is evil. There is not this thing.
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There is a person who needs a good therapy if anything and or
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needs to be talked about how when we're in sleep.
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REM tries to put your unresolved trauma into normal trauma, which
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is why there's not demonic possessions when there's those
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dreams that people end up do having awful nightmares.
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Excuse me, Patrick McNamara watched the video.
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He has an explanation. What happened.
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Something breaks in the brain after so many nightmares and
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these people not going to get help.
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So the people that have been in 4D, I don't see them getting
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better. In fact, some don't get any
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better at all, and they don't get awful either.
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But why stay there when there is the therapist who can help you
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and they don't want to hear it though?
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Because they think that science is the evil, so nothing is evil.
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Again, evil is a person at most who needs a good psychologist
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because they don't know that revenge and spitefulness come
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from a ego that is in a body of a person whose seat of empathy
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was turned off. Who needs?
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So we destigmatize on this lovely sanctuary of love,
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community, Everything. There is no group of people that
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are put in an evil box. We have antisocial personality
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group, so the psychopath, the sociopath, the narcissist, they
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are all people that with a good therapist they can get their
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life together and have friends and care about each other.
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Stop talking about people with words from religious
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institutions If you want to talk about mysticism, especially
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because by the way, mysticism is not seen in a good eye by those
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institutions, you should know that.
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So we are a bunch of people who love people and this lovely
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manifestation story, this lovely human being or this lovely
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again, fictitious story is of a person who's learned.
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We all have flaws and imperfections.
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We are unconscious love by the right people.
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And then we're supported to do things that bring benefit to us
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and our society, our community all around.
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And we grow up and we continue to follow also our passions,
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safe haven, secure base relationships.
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I hope you enjoyed. Have a wonderful day.