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5D SEE enlightenment soul age group food for thought, plus self-agency free will choices versus belonging and certainty groups who blame · Inspiring Human Potential

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  Welcome back to today's short podcast.
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  We'll see if this works cuz I don't have the opportunity to do
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  10 minute videos on Tick-Tock on any of my phones anymore.
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  But from what I gather can upload it.
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  So today we get to look at when you're in this 5D the five
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  dimension Consciousness. For those of you who know the
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  term, it's us in unconditional, love and neutrality.
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  I know that the 40 Community uses the word bite but we're all
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  basically light. And when you look at it from
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  that energetic perspective, from physicist the theoretical and
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  Quantum physicist, I still have to start my lovely existential
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  physics book from Sabine but I can't wait.
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  That way can bring that into our conversations and so again this
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  Dimension isn't actual way that you live your life.
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  So people who are their own agents and therefore driven by
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  agency will tend to Here. Because 5D is also known as
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  Oneness Consciousness for reasons that within the 4D
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  Community. Follow storylines.
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  So they follow the belief systems and whole the bandwidth,
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  they call it a bandwidth. But the reality is, if you stay
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  grounded it's not a band with it is storytelling.
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  I hear all the time, the different types of narratives
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  and also the timelines, the way that a person and a group of
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  people. In fact, Those usually involve
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  people who are driven by belonging and or certainty and
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  or they are led by their, obviously individual, who is the
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  agent, and this is where it's not ever good or bad, we are
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  fragments of each other. I mean, when you look at
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  Consciousness from the philosophical perspective, since
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  all of these areas essentially have people with different
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  opinions, which is why again, a 5D person is not concerned with,
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  oh my gosh. How Mole that there are
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  different opinions out there. But the 4D Community keeps on
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  referring and referencing and sharing information that limits.
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  The ability for person to actually move Beyond where they
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  begin to have those mystical intuitive experiences.
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  So that's why we also integrate the 5D Mystic.
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  I bring to you the support for those of you who want to move
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  into that higher consciousness. And those who are also doing
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  that personal development, functional adult person who
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  stays grounded the human Sciences, explain everything
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  that we need to know at this point about the mind and mind
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  set. So mindset is everything because
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  that's how you're going to decide moving forward in your
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  life, as you're growing up, what you're going to do.
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  But see here's where for those who have a drive based on
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  belonging or certainty, their mindset is Everything the
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  external is what impacts their life.
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  So here's the other difference. So besides 5D that
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  self-empowered enlightened person who wants to be in the
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  unlike my soul age group or who is going to be in this
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  Enlightenment. So age group, is another
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  individual again, who's driven by self-agency.
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  This is not by disconnecting to society.
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  Actually, it's by staying grounded in the fact that we
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  have different types of opinions.
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  We have different ways to systems.
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  Have always worked. It's to me.
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  Common sense. As a person, has a bachelor's
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  and a master's but has met people from all walks of life.
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  They are grounded in reality no matter what intuitiveness or
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  mysticism, or any of that. So, the people who have
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  belonging or certainty, they usually will have a leader and
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  they will usually also point a finger, in a way of blaming
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  faulting and or being in a certain type of charge state
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  with whatever isn't going the way that their group thinks it
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  should be or not. Be These are again, not things
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  that are new, by the way, I mean we've had it our entire human
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  history. In fact, here's where there's a
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  lot of conversations that happened when people insult each
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  other and are just being what I would Define as not even
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  teenagers because teenagers can be better.
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  Well behaved than the adults who think that they're actually
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  behaving like adults. So the online World, which is my
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  lovely world. I'm an online marketer online
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  entrepreneur and ever since I I have had the opportunity to be
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  connected to the world through online.
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  I'm like this is amazing. I can be closer to my family
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  even if I'm far from them and I get to meet people and I've made
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  some of my most special friends, I've never met them once and yet
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  we have supported each other on our entrepreneurships journey
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  and so, here's where this online world.
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  People think there's more this organization disorder more upset
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  I've had many conversations where they're like, no no, but
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  people behind the screen they're more aggressive.
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  People behind the screen take their opportunity to blah blah
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  blah. And I'm like, you know, if
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  somebody has the courage to say something, even if it's just
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  because it's behind the screen, it's still a part of their own
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  words. You choose what you think you
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  choose, how to speak you consistently in your day-to-day
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  life juicing. So the fact of blaming either,
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  Vice of blaming and institution of blaming the external to
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  person who is driven by self-agency to person who is in
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  there. Five dienes to person who is
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  self empowered to a person who's taking ownership consciously of
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  their life independently from any belief system that people
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  will use from their mouth and then not bring forth by the way.
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  So when I hear people using Jesus and love, I mean to me,
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  I've just learned how to be the polite.
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  Human being that my mother taught me to be and shut up.
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  Because the minute you use the name Jesus and Mom and you
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  actually are not being kind automatically in your body, do
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  not just your mouth because I can see that a person will try
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  to be politically correct or whatever.
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  That's not what no, no saying being yourself, which doesn't
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  mean going and being rude to people.
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  It means growing up and learning how to coexist, but these are
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  all choices. Now, the people who don't
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  actually have an easy time making these choices,
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  consciously are they non-secure? Attachment individuals,
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  particularly disorganized attachment and then we have
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  avoidant and ambivalent but those are where there can be
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  more leeway from what I've gathered.
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  However, let's put everyone that's non secure attachment in
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  together and understand that their brains way of working
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  involves reactivity. Due to unresolved trauma that is
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  deep and that we can't, if we have secure attachment
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  physically, understand What we can do is provide the correct of
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  experiences which includes and is necessitating people who know
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  how to be their functional adults.
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  When those individuals get in, there are logical route, which
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  is a term coined by Stephen porges, the polyvagal theory
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  doctor, and it's term that way because people who don't know
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  how to access their social engagement system, their mental
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  vagal system, the lead with their flight fight, Freeze van
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  freeze pause and or essentially the The red and yellow zone is
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  how they explained it. So the red would be the
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  sympathetic. I think the yellow would be that
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  dorsal, bagel. And when I'm interacting with
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  people, I've noticed if they're getting charges.
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  Very easy again, to notice somebody that's beginning to get
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  pissy. Now, while again, Humanity seems
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  to not care about understanding how they work.
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  Some of us, we actually understand that stress is
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  important to know and to talk about emotions should not be
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  suppressed as another thing people learned as teenagers.
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  Apparently, Suppress emotion. So yeah.
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  You might be yelling and doing and all these things.
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  This is all a bunch of, like, gossip online at 43.
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  I don't see a difference in society than what I saw as a
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  teenager or then what I learned in my bachelor's and Master's
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  years which is where I'm like, hmm.
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  Let me think about that one, I see a lot of people not being
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  their own agents, I see a lot of people pointing a finger and
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  blaming whether it be the institution or that theory that
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  they think is coming true. And people who Who call
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  themselves intuitive's and are charged and upset and angry.
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  I'm like, I think you might want to clear your mind first,
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  because if there's one thing that is clear to any person
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  whose has any common sense is that when you start to get your
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  mind is not actually function as effectively like physically.
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  So here's where 5D will do their best to keep things grounded.
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  We don't need to make up some narrative.
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  You don't need to make up some story and that's because we
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  actually understand you. Having the free will to choose.
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  Now if you are not able to because you physically can't 5dc
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  person in the enlightenment so age group will have the adult
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  functional Enlightenment language, love language, its
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  compassion and kindness because we actually don't get into our
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  egos not like oh my God they just offended me by saying
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  something. Now this person obviously had
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  something to say. They said it no big deal.
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  We can continue the communication because that's
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  exactly what Ins when you're a functional, don't is your
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  forgiving and nuances because your brain, your actual physical
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  brain is flexible adaptive coherent energized and stable.
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  Your mind works a specific weight because you put in the
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  effort to work with your neuroplasticity.
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  So some people need extra support, the non secure
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  attachment people. The secure attachment people
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  could be pretty easy, but as teenagers, I'd say a good
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  portion went down the path of narratives.
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  Meantime, I hope you tune into the episode today.
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  Have a great day.