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How do you co-create with nature? (a Q&A podcast) · Remember Why You Are Here

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The Earth is telling you there's nothing to be ashamed of.
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Everything is part of me. Everything's accepted, everything is welcomed,
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and you coming home to your own self-compassion is the force of
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healing that you're meant to bring to this world.
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Hello and welcome back to Remember Why You Are Here,
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a podcast for seekers and sensitives where you can relax, receive,
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reconnect to yourself, and remember the most important thing of all:
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why you're here. I'm Asia Suler, author,
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earth intuitive, teacher,
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and in this episode today we're going to be answering some more of your
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questions.
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I put out the call a couple months ago for y'all to send me your questions
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via my voice messaging service. And you did.
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And there were so many amazing questions, I decided to do this in two parts.
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So part one was released over in August, if you're interested in that.
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And now here we are in part two. And there are so many rich questions here,
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so we're going to jump into it in just a moment.
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But I wanted to let you know before we started that we are running a
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but it's really feeling like the right time to open up
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really focus on bringing through this next book.
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So thank you so much for your support. Now let's get into it.
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Let's get into your questions.
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This first question is more of an invitation rather than a direct question,
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and it's an invitation I'm saying "yes" to.
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And this invitation was from a listener named Christine. And Christine said,
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would you share with us more about your spiritual journey, where it's taken you,
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what you've explored, and how it's integrated into your life now?
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And I do notice this thing where, often,
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especially if someone has been on the path for a while,
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maybe they've been out in the world for a while,
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that sometimes they forget to share. Like, oh, here's my origin story,
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or here's what brought me to this point.
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And as of the time that I'm recording this,
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I have been on this path for almost 20 years.
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And so there's a lot of history there,
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and I'm happy to share a little bit more about my background and what brought me
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here.
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I always love in the podcast On Being when Krista Tippett asks people about
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their spiritual upbringing,
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and I've been waiting for someone to ask me about that.
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So I'm just going to go ahead and share as if you had asked me about that,
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Christine. But I was raised Quaker.
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So I was raised in the Quaker faith.
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I was a friend.
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I grew up with sort of this foundational belief system that
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everyone has within them the light of God,
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high values placed on non-violence, compassionate communication,
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ways of relating with people that are peaceable and understanding.
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Even though my family wasn't religious per se,
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this was a faith that they decided to bring me and my sister up
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in.
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And it did really inform my life and my journey,
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just this baseline understanding of this light of the divine
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within all people and also this ability to directly connect with the
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divine yourself. And this is one of the tenets of Quakerism,
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especially the kind of Quakerism that I grew up in Pennsylvania,
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that we all have the ability to directly access that divine.
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There is no hierarchy in terms of one person who is
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leading the whole group or the whole meeting.
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A Quaker meeting consists of folks in a room sitting and communing
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and getting up when they feel moved to speak. And then they speak.
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And then we sit in silence and acknowledge what's been spoken and integrated.
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And so even though I didn't have a very
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spiritual upbringing in a certain way,
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I had this really foundational spiritual belief system
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that I think supported me as I moved deeper into my life
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path. And then if you've been following me for a while,
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you know that when I was in my teens,
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I developed a chronic pain condition called vulvodynia and was
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told that it was incurable,
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that I would live with this kind of pain and nerve pain and muscle pain for the
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rest of my life. And that was really a turning point for me.
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It was one of those moments where everything falls apart in life.
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And I often say that the world inside my body was so painful,
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I went outside and I started connecting with the trees
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and I started sitting by the creek and I started noticing how in
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nature, everything is always moving towards balance.
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Everything is moving towards healing,
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that the body of the earth is not making mistakes,
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that there's wisdom in what's happening within the body of the earth.
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There's messages there.
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And so even though at the time I wasn't a practicing herbalist
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yet,
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I began to heal through the wisdom of connecting with the living world,
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through communing and having relationship with the living world,
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having incredible numinous experiences where I was shown messages of hope,
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shown messages of guidance and direction.
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And so I was having a really big moment of awakening, of opening,
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of recognizing other layers of reality and existence.
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Through this sort of shamanic dismemberment, dark night of the soul,
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I was having all of these spiritual experiences that were opening up me up to
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these other realms of reality and especially opening me up to the
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sentience of the earth and this animistic
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reality of everything being animated by living consciousness and
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sentience. At the same time,
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I feel really blessed to have been supported by and
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learning from my advisor in college, Molly McGlennen,
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who was my professor, my advisor,
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and was also starting up what would become the first Native American studies
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program at Vassar where I went to college.
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And so I ended up learning a lot through her as well as through all the
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indigenous thinkers, authors, writers that I was being exposed to.
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And it all kind of coalesced for me in this big opening,
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and really recognizing and connecting to
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the numinous reality of living here on this planet and the
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deep sentience that we're surrounded by. So from there,
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I moved to New York City. I got the only job I could find taking care of plants,
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which was as a plant technician,
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which basically means I took care of people's office plants.
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But I had a really amazing thing happen for me when I was in New York where I
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had all this expansive time to walk around and think and
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be in my experiences and started having even deeper layers
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and unfurlings of really connecting into what I would call deeper reality.
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I started being exposed to more things like channeled texts.
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I started practicing reiki. I went through the different training,
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the different levels of reiki to become a reiki practitioner,
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to become a reiki master.
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And really was just having these direct experiences of energy,
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of other realms of reality, of my spirit guides.
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My dream world became a place where I was really interacting with and exploring
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and getting information from the Otherworld and got a very
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clear message to go to herbal school.
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And a big part of why I wanted to become an herbalist was I knew I wanted to
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work with people.
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And at the time I thought that would be in a one-on-one capacity.
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I thought that I would likely be practicing reiki at the same time that I wanted
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to work with plants. The plants just were speaking to me so loudly.
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So I decided to go to school to become an herbalist.
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And that just took me on such an expansive,
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unexpected journey where I ended up starting an apothecary.
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I moved down here to Western North Carolina. I started my apothecary.
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I did start working one-on-one with people,
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but also what opened up was this whole realm of existence that I didn't know
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would be so important to me, which was teaching.
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And so much of my spiritual journey has been informed by my teaching because
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often I'm handed a lesson, I'm handed a learning,
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and then I teach from that space.
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And a lot of my spiritual journey and evolution has
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had to do with the hard things I've gone through and I have had to move through
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in my life. After herbal school ended,
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I sort of naturally started to transition into teaching some of the things I had
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been learning: herbalism as well as flower essences,
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dream work, these things that have become important to me.
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I went on to study with dream teacher Robert Moss,
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learning different ways of active dreaming or shamanic dreaming.
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I had a series of dreams where I was specifically told to study shamanism and
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was told in the dreams what that meant,
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specifically being shown different ways to work with energy, work with time,
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work with shape shifting.
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So then I went on to study with Sandra Inkerman online.
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So all these things were evolving at the same time that my life was just
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naturally evolving.
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And one of the next big things that happened to me was that I contracted Lyme
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disease twice and was told very specifically through that experience - which I
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share more about in the podcast that I just
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rereleased the other week about how I healed from Lyme disease - but how that
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whole experience took me deeper into energetic levels of healing,
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into spiritual levels of healing,
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that I was completely healed in a pretty miraculous way
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through shamanic work.
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So that story is in that podcast if you're interested in listening to it.
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But this all deepened my journey in this way where then I was literally at...
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when I had the dream that was informing me that shamanism would heal me
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from Lyme disease, I was literally at a workshop, at a training,
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with Brian Weiss at the Omega Institute learning past life regression.
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So I'm just one of those people where I'm constantly learning,
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I'm constantly growing, I'm constantly connecting.
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But so much of what has informed my spiritual path has been direct
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experiences,
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direct experiences of hardship that open up portals into reality,
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direct experiences through my dreams, through my own intuition,
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through communing with the natural world.
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And I taught for years a program called Winter Intuition School.
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It still sometimes makes an appearance online. And in Winter Intuition School,
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I taught all of these spiritual skills and tools that I had gathered.
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And so there's been times in my life when it's been super integrated into what
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I'm teaching,
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and then I normally am moving on to another edge or I'm exploring another edge.
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And so for past few years, for me,
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that's absolutely been within the realm of the nervous system and somatic
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healing and really exploring myself as a sensitive and an empath,
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which is something I always knew was a reality about me,
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but through pregnancy and birth and being a parent really
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brought to the forefront in a way that was no longer unavoidable.
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So really learning how to work with my body as a spirit guide,
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which also included going through this whole journey,
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having chronic pain come up again in my body. Really, we walk these cycles,
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we revisit these spirals, and now, yeah,
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I'm in this place where I just am so excited about continuing to integrate
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everything I've learned, continuing to expand,
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to weave in more pieces,
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even deeper pieces of things I've been working with and just delighting in my
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own personal life for over a decade. Things like ancestor work,
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for example. And so yeah,
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I feel like there's a million ways I could answer that question.
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And that was a long answer to this request to share more about my spiritual
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journey, but I'm sharing it because all of our different paths are perfect.
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They lead us exactly where we need to be. And there's this piece where
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I want to impart to you that it's like everything that
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you've ever done is valuable, even if you didn't get the degree,
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even if you didn't end up integrating it directly into what you thought you were
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going to be doing,
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everything you've ever done is valuable and is coming back
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around to actually feed you and what you're doing next.
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And I remember my mom tells me that when I graduated from college,
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I spewed off to her all these things I was interested in. I was lik,
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plant spirituality, sentience; I want to make baskets.
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I want to make herbal medicine.
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I want to explore other realms of consciousness.
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I want to find out about my past lives.
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I don't remember all the things I said to her,
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but apparently I said all these things. And then she was like,
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I don't know how Asia's going to do all this. How is she going to do all this?
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I didn't know. I was just naming the things I was interested in.
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And then she told me she found it,
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she wrote down this list and she found it later. And she was like,
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you did all those things. I don't know how you did it.
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You did all those things and you integrated it into what you're doing now.
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And it's a reminder for me that everything that I've become passionate about my
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life, the things I've listed so far, stone medicine, channeling,
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that all of these things, I'm passionate,
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I'm interested about them because they're here to support me in the next layer
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of my unfolding, whether or not they become the exact thing that I offer.
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And I want to reflect that back to you too.
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That everything you've done in your life, everything you've experienced,
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no matter how hard it was, how painful it was,
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that all of these things come together to make you who you are.
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And that's ultimately...
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like the ultimate spiritual path is all of us
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being willing to be who we are, to walk the path of who we are,
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and that is the gift that we bring to this world.
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And that's so much of what every single one of my classes
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are about.
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And so if any of the things that I mentioned that I've been passionate about
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that I've integrated into my work are interesting to you,
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definitely head over the website, check out all those different courses.
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There's a huge variety of things there.
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Things like learning about how stones communicate,
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multi-dimensional vaginal healing, working with plants for your heart,
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working with plants to connect to the Otherworld,
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learning how to become a plant healer yourself,
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how to be a spiritual entrepreneur. These are...
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each class has kind of been like a capstone on a big
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season in my life.
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And many of these classes I'm continuing to update all the time as I learn and
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grow.
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So if any of these are calling to you,
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just know that at the base of everything that I do is this:
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is you recognizing the value of your journey,
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of you being able to understand how it all fits together and how it's actually
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here to support you in the gift you're meant to bring to this world,
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which in so many ways is just your own becoming.
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So let's continue with these questions. That was kind of a big one.
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And we're going to go onto the next one now because I think that this next one
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is a cool bridge piece for folks who are maybe where I was at,
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of being interested in herbalism of starting to connect to the plants.
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So this next question is as follows:
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As a sensitive,
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it's hard to discover and try different herbs because of my sensitivity to the
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plants. It can feel overwhelming.
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Do you have any tips or advice on how to try to incorporate plants in a gentle
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way?" So I definitely ran into this when I was in herbal
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school. I couldn't take doses as high as other people.
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I found that it dysregulated me.
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I also had certain food sensitivities that at the time with the kind of alcohol
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that was being used, I couldn't take a lot of the tinctures,
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so I wasn't even able to take what other people were taking in class.
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I had to work with it on a purely energetic level until I could make it myself.
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And so I want to give you full permission if you are a sensitive to experiment
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with lower doses. To...
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instead of if everyone's taking a full dropper full of something,
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try a drop, see what happens in your body with just a drop. Like I said,
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when I was in herbal school, a lot of people were using grain alcohol.
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At the time I was having allergic reactions to grain alcohol.
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And so I was not able to take any of the tinctures in herbal school.
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So I would hold it. I would feel its energy.
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I would often make a commitment to then make that tincture with alcohol I could
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consume, or with a menstruum I could consume. And I received so much,
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I learned so much.
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So just know that smaller doses often mean bigger results if you're
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sensitive. So really experiment with those smaller doses: A drop, two drops,
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up to 15 drops. See how that works inside of you.
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Lean into the energetic side of herbalism.
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What do you feel and experience when you're sitting with the plant?
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What do you feel and experience when you hold the plant,
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when you take a tiny little nibble?
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So much of the healing and the information that we receive from plants comes
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from this very energetic level of being.
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And so you choosing to tune in on that level is you getting the bigger picture
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of that plant's medicine, of what that plant has to offer.
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I also find it's really helpful to work with one plant at a time.
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And this was something I did when I started in herbal schools,
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is I would work with one plant for every half moon cycle,
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so from the full to the new and the new to the full.
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Each half I would pick a new plant to work with and I would just take that
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plant during that time and I would experiment with in all the different ways of
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being with that plant: making a flower essence, tasting the plant,
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making a tincture, making a salve if that's part of the plant's, medicine,
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dreaming with the plant:
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all these different ways of working with a plant within a specific period of
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time and just letting go of needing to know all the things because overwhelm
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is such a big reality for sensitive people. As sensitives,
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we are literally taking in more sensory information about our surroundings,
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our environment, the sensory things we're exposed to,
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than someone who is not sensitive.
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And so limiting the scope and then really letting it
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be that the input is perhaps more subtle.
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And you might need more subtlety in order to actually feel what you're feeling.
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I don't know if you've ever experienced this sense of when something's too
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intense, you actually go into overwhelm and you're no longer experiencing it,
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and you're no longer able to actually tune into your sensations in your body,
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what you're experiencing.
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And so reducing the dosage or the frequency,
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or really getting specific about just working with one plant,
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will help your nervous system to be able to experience that plant more
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fully, to actually be able to understand its medicine in a deeper way.
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I really encourage you to do this.
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I also really encourage you to trust what comes up for you.
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So we have material medicas.
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We have beautiful writings that people have done about plants.
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We have ancestral understanding of plants,
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and that has been passed down for generations.
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And a lot of these ancestral traditions have been interrupted,
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have been disrupted at times. In a lot of ways,
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we're rebuilding what we know and understand about plants,
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and there's always more to explore because not only are we evolving,
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but the plants are evolving as well.
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So I really want you to trust what you feel and experience.
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What you're experiencing,
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what you bring to the table as valuable information to help other people
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understand the full scope and picture of this plant's medicine.
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Plants interact differently with every single person.
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And this is why while knowing plant constituents,
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understanding disease processes,
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knowing about an individual's constitution is all incredible and important and
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really helpful when working with plants, and,
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there's a magic that happens between a person and a plant that cannot be
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replicated between any other person and any other plant.
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And I've seen this time and time again, especially working in private practice,
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that I could recommend the same plant to five different people and five
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different people will have five completely different experiences with it,
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experiences that are specific to them. So as you begin to work with the plants,
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really take note of what you experience: write it down,
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commune with the plant, ask the plant to give you more information,
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to give you a clearer perspective on what you're experiencing.
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And that information is actually really important to the overall body of
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wisdom, information, that we are gleaning again right now,
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that we are rebuilding right now.
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So really value what it is that you are picking up on as you move deeper
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into working with plants in a way that works for you. And of course,
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if this is something you're excited about,
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working with plants on an energetic level, an intuitive level,
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working with plants as a sensitive, definitely check out my course,
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Intuitive Plant Medicine.
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Intuitive Plant Medicine has been running for over a decade now.
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It has been so amazing to see all the gateways it's opened for people,
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whether they are training to be an herbalist,
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whether they're a seasoned herbalist, or whether they're none of the above;
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they're just interested in plants,
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want to open up to be able to communicate to the living world,
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want to be able to have these numinous experiences that really help them connect
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into their path and their medicine.
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So definitely check that out if any of this is calling to
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you. It is my seminal program and really helping you become a plant healer to
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become someone who can commune with the living world,
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who can talk to plants and who can receive all of the medicine that this world
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is so lovingly and so continuously offering us.
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This next question is a very tender and sensitive one from a listener.
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And I feel really honored to be able to answer from my life experience so
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far and hope that it is helpful and is meeting all those who are listening who
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need this. So the question is,
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how do you connect to the other side and people that we have lost?
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So first I want to name about this,
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that when we are in grief,
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grief is its own kind of liminal state.
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It is its own phase state and change state.
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And when we are deep in grief,
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when we have lost someone and we are deep in grief,
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it can be really hard to connect in, to hear messages.
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And this is for a reason. Think of it as a blanketing time.
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Think of it as a time in which your body is being asked to be
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held, in which you are in transition in your life,
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in which the constellation of your life and your relationships has changed in
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such a big way that you're going to need time to integrate,
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to be with that.
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And I am saying this because sometimes people have this feeling of,
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what's wrong with me that I can't connect? Or is this not real,
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because my loved one has passed and I haven't seen them yet in my dreams?
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And so this is often what I see is that we are
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in this liminal state of grief and it's one of those states
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that we just have to be in, that we just have to move through,
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that nothing is wrong with you but the intensity sometimes of our
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feelings can mean that it's harder to receive the subtlety,
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the really subtle hints or messages that are coming in. And you will be able to.
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You will receive that. So trust that that is happening.
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Ask to be held, ask for signs:
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specifically request a sign from your loved one.
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It could be something in nature, something you both shared or knew about.
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Ask for that sign, ask to be shown that sign.
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This is a huge way that our loved ones can communicate with us from the other
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side. Ask to feel them,
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even if it's subtle, just literally asked to be hugged.
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Sometimes that asking is something we deeply need.
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And just through speaking aloud and connecting in this way,
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it can start to create more of a bridge.
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I also find that when people transition to the other side,
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they're often in a process.
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Now it's a little complicated because I think we all
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have different levels to our soul, different parts of our soul.
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I think one part of our soul immediately goes back and into connection with
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all that is, back into the divine - reconnect with source,
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reconnecting with God,
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able to immediately communicate with us and be in connection with us.
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And then I think there's other parts of our souls that need more time to
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process, that are still processing earthly experiences,
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that are maybe still learning how to let go,
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that are processing what they experience in their life.
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My experience of having loved ones pass has often
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been that if there's a lot for them to process from their life,
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it can take some time before I can feel their energy too.
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So sometimes it's not just my grief, it's what they are still processing.
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So I know that when my grandfather passed,
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when I was a teenager, I didn't hear from him in a dream for almost 10 years.
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And when I heard from him in a dream 10 years later,
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he came and he updated me on what he's been doing,
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the kind of ways he's been growing and evolving and it was so wild and amazing.
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And so that took that amount of time. And every time,
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every once in a while now I get updates from him and he's sort of in a different
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place doing a different thing, learning something different.
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But I know that he's busy, he's working on something. Same with my grandmother.
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It took not quite as much time. Because I think I was just,
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at this point in time, had more practice in connecting with the Otherworld,
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but took at least a year for me to see her in my dreams.
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And so dreams are a big place in which our loved ones will communicate to us.
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So any way in which you could connect more with your dreams.
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I highly encourage you to check out the episode that I have dreams as a bridge
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to a new life to help increase your dream life, to open yourself to dreams.
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This is a very porous place in which people can reach us.
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And so I've normally had two experiences of connecting with loved ones in
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dreams:
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normally it's much easier for me to connect with people in dreams who either
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there's a feeling of completeness around their passing, it was their time,
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they passed away of old age, or they're not directly connected to me.
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I definitely have had people who are loved ones of my loved
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ones, loved ones of really good friends,
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and I find it tends to be that it's easier for them to reach out to someone
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who's not really deeply emotionally invested.
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And so I've had experiences where people have reached out to
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me immediately after passing,
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but it's normally not my loved one.
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And it's normally a message for someone else. And there's an energy...
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there's sort of an open energy in those first few days or weeks after
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passing where it seems to be that messages can come through a little bit more
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easily.
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And so be open too to the ways in which your loved ones might be communicating
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to you through other people. Whether that's very direct, someone saying,
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I had a dream about your loved one, or a song comes on the radio,
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someone mentioned something. And you just get that feeling,
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that feeling of your loved one being there, of them communicating with you.
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Trust that feeling because they are here,
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they are trying to communicate with us. They want you to know that they're well,
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that you're loved,
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that they're so much love and peace beyond our imagining on the other side.
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So just really trust what it is that you're receiving.
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Anytime you receive any kind of affirmation, confirmation,
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synchronicity or sign, really trust that.
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Really embrace that and trust yourself and what you know.
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Creating altars for loved ones is another really big way to not only connect
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with your loved ones, but also help them on their journey.
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So creating altars after they've passed to help them on their journey.
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You can bring fresh flowers to this place, make prayers in this place,
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put things on the altar that they loved in life,
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really setting forth that intention and that prayer that they really...
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Like all of them that is ready can bridge
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over into source, can bridge back into ultimate love.
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And make the request too to communicate with them there,
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have it be a tableau that they can communicate with you,
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put on your metaphoric mind.
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We recently had a very sudden death in our family,
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and I made an altar for this person and put a picture of him
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on the altar. And the day that I made the altar,
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the picture got blown back and down onto the ground and I couldn't find it.
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And this person was like, he had such a twinkle,
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he had such a good sense of humor.
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He had such a sweetness to him and was also very shy,
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didn't want to be in the public eye, didn't want to be seen.
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And I knew it was a message from him being like,
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I'm here and I'm a little bashful about this altar,
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but also I'm happy you did it.
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So I put the picture back up on there and we haven't had any other incident
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since. But these messages will come through on the altar as well.
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So make the altar, tend the altar,
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see what comes through just through the tending of it,
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just through being with that.
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And know that there are going to be specific times of the year in which it's
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easier to communicate with your loved one.
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Anniversaries are one of those times.
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Anniversaries of their birth or their death.
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These are really potent times to make altars like this, to make offerings,
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to ask to see them in a dream, to ask for a sign,
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your sign or synchronicity. Also, in autumn.
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So in many different cultures,
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autumn is this very powerful time to connect to our ancestors.
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This time when the veil grows thin.
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As the life from the above ground world goes back into the underworld,
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we have this opportunity to walk between the worlds and receive communications
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from our loved ones.
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So it kind of happens without fail that I'm not even thinking about it,
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and as soon as we hit fall, I start having dreams with ancestors,
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with loved ones who've passed. And then I'm like, oh, right, it's fall.
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That's why this is happening. So
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passed the Equinox into the end of October,
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into Samhain time or wherever you are in the world,
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maybe you're in the southern hemisphere,
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and that timing's a little different for you.
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But to know that this autumn time is a really powerful potent time to request
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those connections, to make those connections.
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And if you're interested in being walked through that in a
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little bit more of an intimate way,
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in my class Herbs for the Other World I specifically talk about practices of
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ancestor connection, of alter creation,
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of doing journeys to the other world to be able to connect into those you've
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loved as well as your Otherworld guides.
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So that class is there as a resource for you if you're interested.
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I go more into things around connecting to the
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Otherworld in all its varieties, including our loved ones.
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And it is a very true reality that
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fall is just this time when the veil gets thin and there's just more
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possibilities for connecting here. So any of the practices I mentioned,
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as well as just being open to what's coming through this fall and
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trusting yourself for what you pick up on and in what you're experiencing,
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knowing that this connection is alive, it's available to you, it is here.
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And this connection is only going to grow from this point onwards,
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because in your heart of hearts, you are wanting to connect,
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you are wanting to open. And, beyond a shadow of a doubt,
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your loved ones on the other side are wanting to connect with you too.
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I love this next question from one of our listeners.
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I'm just going to play that question because it's so perfectly put and then
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we're going to launch into my answer.
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I was wondering if you have some insight on how you co-create with nature
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and how you let nature inspire your own creativity and your
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own writing.
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So this is really important to mention that you are nature.
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I think this is at the base of everything that we're talking about here is you
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are nature. So when we're talking about being in co-creation with nature,
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where we need to start here is this awareness that you are nature.
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You are already in co-creation with nature because your body is part of the
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planet, you are part of the planet.
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It's just about becoming aware of it and being conscious of the ways in which
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we're cocreating.
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One of the best ways to do this is simply to ask to be in co-creation,
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to take time, intentional time, to go outside,
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to connect with the living world and really pledge, say with your heart,
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"I want to be in co-creation.
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Help me to understand how best to show up inside of this relationship so that I
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can co-create with you."
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And then enacting a ritual of co-creation.
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So one of my favorite things to do is to create an outdoor altar, to ask,
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to collect elements from nature to be in co-creation with elements of nature and
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to create an altar space outside, to bring things to that space.
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And then to let the living world move things around in that space,
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change that space and understand that that's literally us enacting
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co-creation in this way.
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So very physical rituals of being in co-creation,
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being specific, speaking it out loud, going into the living world,
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telling the living world what you're dealing with, what you're working on,
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and then asking to be in connection, to be of service,
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to continually open your heart and pledge your heart to be in connection.
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That really goes a long way to make it clear, to make it visceral,
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to make it honest in that way. And then really being open to what you receive.
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I talk a lot about channeling in different courses of mine,
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like Intuitive Plant Medicine, like Business as a Spiritual Journey,
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because it's been a major tool for me,
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and something I realized that I've been doing all along.
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But we are all channels,
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we all have this ability to bring through information,
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and you are receiving information all the time when you're interacting with the
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living world.
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So literally getting a piece of paper and doing some spontaneous writing,
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writing down anything that's coming to you in that moment,
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opening the channel of your voice, speaking in that moment, singing,
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see what comes through for you.
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So much of the time we're being given this information of how to co-create.
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It's all right there. We're just getting in our own way.
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And the thing about channeling is you're deciding to open yourself.
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You're deciding to open to the living world,
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to the benevolence of the living world,
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and asking for that information to channel through you.
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And that's really your only goal. That's the only thing.
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The only two things you need to do for channeling is be specific about what you
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want to connect to, and then open up. And if you need to,
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create this circle of protection around yourself, have prayers, call in guides.
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But as long as you're specific about the energies you want to connect into,
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that's protection unto itself. And then you drop in,
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drop into spontaneous writing, spontaneous speaking,
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spontaneous singing or movement. This is all different forms of channeling,
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and this will help you tune into,
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what are the messages that are coming through in nature?
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And I really just want to encourage you too,
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to understand that the intuitive hits that you get,
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the places you're supposed to move to,
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that projects you're supposed to engage in, that is all co-creation too.
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Because at our hearts, the things that we are meant to do,
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that we're called to do,
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that our soul is asking us to engage in is how we co-create with
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nature. So you can get specific with your channeling, with your requesting.
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You can literally make requests outside on your altar.
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You could even place different elements on the altar and say, Hey,
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if this is the direction that I'm meant to move,
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move this flower, or change this aspect of the altar,
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or just leave it open for interpretation You can do all of these specific
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things. And at the same time knowing that your passions that move through you,
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your purpose, your direction, the things that ignite you,
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that is you co-creating with nature because you're co-creating with your body,
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inside your body, inside your life.
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The more ways in which you can befriend your body is the more ways in which you
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will co-create with the living world.
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I did develop a course called Writing the Earth's Voice that is specifically
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about working with the Earth, channeling from the Earth,
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writing as a way of opening up this dialogue back and forth with
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the land, with nature spirits, with the Earth herself.
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So if writing is a way in which you know you're able to connect,
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then that class has been really extraordinary for helping people to open up to
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and connect with the land and start to hear these co-creative messages.
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Because so much of the time,
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the creation that we're being asked to undertake are
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emotional healings and spiritual movements inside ourselves.
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Like you working on self-acceptance, self-compassion,
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you being willing to go for the things you're passionate about.
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This is part of your co-creation.
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So we can get very specific messages of move this rock or build this thing,
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but we can also get messages
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like really accept yourself for where you're at. Know that it's okay.
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Let your body rest. Those are all co-creations too.
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And the more we can lean into those kinds of messages, our body's wisdom,
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and trust ourselves as the channels that we are,
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the easier and easier it will be to just naturally and effortlessly be in
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co-creation with this planet.
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Which is why I think we as humans are meant to be here.
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And our special role that we're here to fulfill is to be able to attune to
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the voice of this planet and the chorus that we live among and use
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our special powers of intention and intuition to
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co-create by following these through lines of our own passion and momentum and
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inspiration in life.
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So this next question felt like a really good continuation of this last
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question, so I wanted to make sure I answered them in tandem.
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And I'm going to just go ahead and play that question now because it was so
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perfectly put.
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I would love to hear you talk a little more about fairies.
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I'm very well acquainted with the lore, especially Irish lore,
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in which fairies are shown to have been more
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hostile to humans. Modern intuitives,
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I've heard talk about fairies, on the other hand,
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speak more positively about them.
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So I was curious if you had any thoughts on why that might be and if you
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have any tips on connecting with fairies in a way that is healthy for both
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parties?
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So just like humans, fairies, the hidden folk, the little folk,
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are diverse. They are unique.
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There's not one type of hidden folk in this world.
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They are playful and they're also mischievous.
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And in this way, really I think of the hidden folk as having...
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it's almost like I think of this as the nature of
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humans before all the overlays of culture,
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enculturation, programming,
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how we are born in terms of this level of
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vivid excitement about life,
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intensity of feelings, mischievousness,
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and then also this deep wisdom.
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Like sort of the kind of wisdom that we all are
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born with that we understand innately and that we spend the rest of our lives
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trying to understand again. So I think that sometimes there's this disconnect,
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especially in European lore,
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because a lot of the lore around fairies from the western
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world is coming from a culture that has experienced disconnection,
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or coming from a set of cultures that has experienced disconnection from the
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earth,
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and is working on reconnecting and is working on building safety
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in connection again.
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I hear different kinds of stories from
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cultures that didn't have the same kind of severance or disruption
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in their connection with the living world. Across the board,
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there's respect for fairies, there's respect for the hidden people.
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That respect is essential.
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And when that respect is not there or is violated or ignored,
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that's when you can get into trouble.
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And so in places where there has been long-term connection with the
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hidden folk, one of the things you're going to find the most of is respect.
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And this is because A.
42:53
is respect is essential for any kind of connection. But it's also...
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when I think about a lot of these cultures, for example,
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in Ireland where there has been disruption,
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there's a working on a rebuilding here of trust,
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of mutual understanding.
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And I think that when it comes to the hidden ocre to fairies,
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there's all the things, right?
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It's like there's deep benevolence and deep care and there's
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also purity of feeling and emotion and sometimes
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anger and need to hold boundaries.
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And it's really a reflection for us to understand the ways in which we are often
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lacking boundaries or the ways in which we are meant to be in right relationship
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with the world around us. You know, nature spirits are tricksterish,
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they are mischievous. As I mentioned before,
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they have a deep sense of humor. So they're multilayered,
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they're complex.
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And I think this is one reason why children do find it easier to connect with
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them is that they understand each other on this level that is,
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I would say,
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more like the primaterra of consciousness or of our own
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consciousness than all the different layers that we get over time.
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And so I think that's one of the differences in why
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fairies are represented in a certain way now versus in lore. Now, I do think
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it's important to have boundaries in all relationships.
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Boundaries are what makes relationships flourish, right?
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You can't have a relationship unless you have these two entities that are
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interacting.
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And so that's one of the themes that I do sometimes see when people are talking
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about fairies today or working with nature spirits,
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is that there's sort of this lack of boundariedness that can sometimes lead
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to this sort of blanket representation of nature spirits as all
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completely benevolent or loving or helpful,
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when they're their own beings with their own life path, their own trajectory.
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What I will say is that there are general guidelines for connecting with fairies
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that I find to be really helpful. First one is be present.
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Really be present in that moment.
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Choose a time to connect when you feel very present. If you're not present,
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they will be able to feel that and know that and experience that,
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and that does not work great for them.
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It also won't work great for you to be able to open up the channel and really be
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able to commune with them. Take time to ground before you connect.
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Your ungroundedness can often be reflected back to you in what you
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experience and in the way in which you're connecting with the living world.
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So take time to ground. Release all expectations.
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Nobody likes the feelings of expectations, especially not the fairies.
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So release expectations.
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Be open-minded about how this interaction might come about.
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Approach with humility, approach with respect.
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These are powerful beings who have been connected with the living world since
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before humanity came on the scene.
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They understand so much more about existence than we do.
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And so approach with that kind of humility and respect. And if possible,
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bring an offering.
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This is why this is part of so much traditional lore around fairies.
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Bring some sort of offering from the heart,
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something that is important to you,
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that is of course biodegradable and healthy for the earth.
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Bring an offering and offer it with the fullness of your heart as well as this
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intention, and to speak aloud this intention,
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to be in co-creation with them for the benefit of the
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land. To open up to this commitment
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to be in co-creation, to care for the wellbeing of the land,
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to increase the health of the land in which you live.
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As long as this is authentic and true for you.
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And if this is authentic and true for you,
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that will absolutely open the gateway to work with them because that's so much
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of what they love, what they're passionate about.
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They want want humans to care for the world.
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And this is where a lot of these tricky instances of communication come in,
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or interactions, is that we're approaching with humility,
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respect and care for the living world.
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So you pledging your care to the living world is going to go such a long way in
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saying, I want to be in connection with you,
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and here are my parameters of my boundaries or what I'm interested in or what
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are my "no's." But within these boundaries, I want to be in connection with you,
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I want to learn, and my heart is open to learning. And they love that.
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They love that and will absolutely help you, communicate with you,
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to start leaning into how to be a force for good and healing on
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the land where you live. As always,
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cultivating lightness and a lightness of heart goes a long way.
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The more serious you are, the more boring you are. The more serious you are,
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the more the fairies are going to be like, I'm not into this vibe.
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So cultivating a lightness of heart, lightness of energy, just humor.
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The one time I visually saw a fairy with my eyes,
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it was after I had been playing pretend with a
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kid. We were playing...
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me and my best friend were playing with his niece and we were playing fairies.
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And after the fact,
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after we had been doing this intense fairy play in this room,
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she had gone to bed,
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and we both literally saw this flame appear in the room and
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move across the room. And afterwards we looked at each other and we were like,
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that was a fairy. And I haven't seen a fairy in that same way since,
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although I feel them and I communicate with them. But this was,
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I think the direct result of really being in the field of that childlike joy and
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play. And that just helps so much.
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And then no matter what it is you've experienced,
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give gratitude for it afterwards. Be thankful for the experience.
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Thank them for whatever it is you experienced. This builds relationship.
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This builds trust.
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This builds capacity for
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having deepness, for being able to go deep.
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So giving gratitude for whatever it is you experience and then moving through
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all those steps again. And the more you do this,
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the more trust you'll build within yourself, but also in your connection.
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The more trust the other world, the hidden folk will build with you,
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the more you will learn how to create together,
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how to work together to create more healing for the land.
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And I thought this next question was such a beautiful continuation of the last
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one. And this next question was,
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how do we go from a mindset of shame or a mindset of everything is wrong with
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the world, to moving into this space of gratitude and blessing the world?
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This question came in connection with the podcast that I released about how
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to work with nature spirits this past summer.
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And it's such a precious one and such an important one because I think so many
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of us are walking around with this feeling of deep inherited shame,
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deep shame around being humans,
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deep shame around the harm we've caused this earth,
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this deep feeling like everything we do is just creating more harm and we can't
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get out of the cycle.
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And as this listener very astutely reflected upon,
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this is a blocking energy.
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Like that energy of shame can often block us from really seeing how we can bless
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this world, how we can be in gratitude for what is.
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And here's this really important piece around shame and self-judgment
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is like the earth,
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and this is everything I talk about my book Mirrors in the Earth,
50:28
but the Earth wants us to start to dissolve this shame or this self-judgment,
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because how we are able to give our gifts to this world is through
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self-acceptance, is through self-compassion.
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But there's this very somatic reality in which we need to just
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allow the feeling to be there rather than resist it.
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What you resist persists. And so often when we feel shame,
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when we feel like everything's wrong, when we're feeling a lot of self-judgment,
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what's happening is that we're not actually allowing ourself to just feel that
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feeling to let it move through us. It's a movement,
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almost like an electrical charge,
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letting go of the story around it and being willing to feel it.
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And specifically, with shame in particular,
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the antidote to shame is sharing. So if you're feeling shame around something,
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voice that, and it doesn't have to be to another person,
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but literally going out to the world,
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going out to the earth and expressing all the gunk,
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all the things that you feel ashamed about,
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all the ways in which you think you're not a force for good for this world,
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all the ways in which you judge yourself,
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all the ways in which you think everything is going to hades in a hand basket in
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our world, express that to the earth. Ask the earth to hold that.
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Ask the earth to hear you. And what you will find when you just express it,
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you let it out verbally, you let your body move,
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you let it move through you,
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is that the earth will greet you with non-judgment, with acceptance,
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and with hope. Over and over and over again.
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And this is a practice.
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Gratitude and blessing is a practice, and it's a practice.
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I do talk about in my teaching, that as humans,
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we're here to bless this world. I really truly believe this.
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And one of the ways in which we bless this world is through our gratitude.
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And gratitude is a practice.
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You're not going to feel it all the time as soon as you say your gratitudes or
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write your gratitudes down. It's a practice.
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And ideally it's a daily practice. Every day taking time,
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whether it's first thing in the morning or at the end of the day,
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to write down the things that you're grateful fo,r or to say them out loud,
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to speak them to the earth.
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And it's this amazing experience where once you start,
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you realize there's actually so much to be grateful for.
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And so we cultivate gratitude, not before we give the gratitudes,
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but through the practice of giving gratitude. That's how we cultivate gratitude.
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And it is a practice. The more you practice feeling gratitude,
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the more you'll be able to bless this world with your thankfulness,
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with your gratitude,
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the more you're going to be in alignment with the energy of this planet,
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this energy of resiliency, of compassion,
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of non-judgment and of hope.
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And know that you're not judged for having shame either,
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that that is just an energy, it's just a charge,
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that needs to be released. And speaking this out loud to the earth,
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letting yourself express it, moving through it whenever it comes up,
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because we're human. It's going to come up.
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It's not like we're going to do this once and we're going to be done.
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Let it come up, express it, move it.
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And then you will find you have these numinous moments where the earth is
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telling you there's nothing to be ashamed of. Not even your shame.
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Don't even be ashamed of your shame. There is nothing to be ashamed of.
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Everything is part of me, as the earth speaking, everything is part of me.
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Everything's accepted, everything is welcomed,
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and you coming home to your own self-compassion is the force of
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healing that you're meant to bring to this world.
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And that is everything that my book Mirrors in the Earth is about.
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And if you find that this conversation has been helpful,
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I want to let you know that on my website,
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And so each meditation will take you deeper into these experiences of
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connecting with the living world and letting go of shame, letting go of guilt,
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letting go of this feeling like everything is somehow wrong and embracing
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the essential energies and qualities of healing that the
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earth emanates, these qualities of hope, these qualities of belief,
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these qualities of healing and resilience and
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love. So those are there for you if that would be supportive.
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And this brings us to our final question, which is just a perfect way to end.
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So this question is,
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"what is the connection between an individual's life myth and the earth's
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dreaming? How is each person's dream related to the earth's dreaming?"
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This is something I say a lot in my work, that we are part of the earth's dream,
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that we as humans have been dreamt up and created by
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this Earth. I call this Earth an archangel,
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and that we are part of a dream that is so much bigger than us.
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It's hard for us to even fully understand.
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It's hard for us to have that big picture.
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We're not even meant to have that big picture except to know that we're not a
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mistake. We're here for a reason, we're part of the dreaming.
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And everything that we enact on this planet is part of that
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dreaming as well. And that can sometimes be hard to wrap our heads around,
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especially when it's violent and painful and confusing.
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But to trust that the more we connect into our
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own selves, our own intuition, our own goodness,
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our own evolution,
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the more we become an active part of the dreaming.
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We're all dreaming it all the time.
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We're all here in this collective dream dreaming this
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experience here together on earth. It's all a dream. Sometimes it's a nightmare,
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but sometimes it's absolutely beautiful.
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And so we're all a part of this experience.
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And our goal here is to become conscious dreamers, active dreamers,
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to recognize that we do have the power to create change,
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that we do have the power to be a part of this beautiful evolution of
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dreaming on this planet and to make the dream more beautiful.
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And that's really the ask is that we're making the dream more beautiful,
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through being willing to lean in to where
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we're being guided, to lean into our own healing, our own evolution,
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to lean into self gentleness, self-compassion, self-understanding.
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We are this holographic reflection of the earth.
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And so the more we tend to our earth with care and compassion,
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the more we tend to our dreams with care and compassion,
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the more we recognize that the pure impulses that are moving through us,
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the ways in which our heart is communicating to us,
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is bringing us deeper and deeper into the dream of this planet,
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that it is inseparable.
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We have never once been separate from the dream of this planet.
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We are all part of this dream.
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And the invitation now is to lean into that which
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lights you up,
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to lean into the unfoldment of your
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own soul on this planet,
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because that is the energy that's going to help this dream become
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even more beautiful,
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to evolve in a way that will create more diversity, more potential,
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more hope on this planet.
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The journey is so much bigger than any of us in our individual lives could ever
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conceive of, and yet we are all a part of it.
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And what you are leaning into, your growth, your evolution,
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your unfoldment, is essential to the larger,
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beautiful, intricate, meaningful, magnificent,
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angelic dream that is unfolding here.
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You part of that dream and you are a co-creator.
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The myth of your life is the myth of this planet.
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And the more you can lean into its mythological components,
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its beauty, its depth, its diversity, its meaning,
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the more you will bring meaning and depth and diversity to the whole.
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So thank you for being with me for this Q and A part two.
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These questions were so deep. I have loved diving into this with you.
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If this is speaking to you,
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if you know that you want to go deeper with me in studying,
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in moving into these kinds of realms of healing,
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definitely head over to my website.
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Check out this 30% off sale while it lasts until next Monday the
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22nd. The website is AsiaSuler.com,
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and I would love to see you in any of those courses.
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And thank you for all your questions.
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Thank you for all your voice notes that you've left for me.
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If you would like to leave me another voice note,
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if you have more questions for the next Q and A podcast,
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you can go on over to asiasuler.com/remember.
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And thank you as well for everyone who's left a rating or review.
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Even though I'm currently on my sabbatical,
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I still check this from time to time, and I go,
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thank you so much every time I see one.
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Every time I see that I've gotten another rating or someone has taken time out
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of their beautiful, busy lives to write me a review.
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So I'm so grateful for that. I'm so grateful for this community,
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for this collective that we're a part of, for all of your thoughtfulness,
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for your depth, for all of the things that you are working with,
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the things that you are creating, the things that you're healing.
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It's just such an honor to be here with you,
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and it's such an honor to walk on this path together as we all
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collectively remember the most important thing of all:
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why we're here.