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Season 5 - Episode 131 - Scientist know that Everything is energy! · Good Morning From The Chicken Coop!

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  Hey everybody, welcome to the good morning from the Chicken
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  Coop podcast. My name is Kim Johnson and I am
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  a mastermindset coach, creative strategist, and also happen to
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  be a farmer. This is my chicken coop and I
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  come out here every day to record a podcast to teach
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  distinctions, possibilities, new ways of thinking, and just bring
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  some joy into the world. So welcome to the coop and let's
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  start your day off in a fantastic way.
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  Hey everybody, good morning from the chicken coop.
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  I was just recently reading a book about energies and how
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  everything has an energy. Literally everything has an
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  energy. A rock has an energy.
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  And just because we don't speak rock, so to speak, doesn't mean
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  that that energy isn't there and it isn't present and it isn't
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  working. And how they're surmising that
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  we are surrounded by beings not on other planets, but right here
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  of all this living organisms that we are surrounded by and
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  how they actually can feel. And I sat there and I started to
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  ponder this for a moment and I thought to myself, this explains
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  so much to me about why I am so drawn to be in nature, growing
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  things all the time and watching things transform and, and taking
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  care of things and how I don't have.
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  And, and this is very true. I don't have a capacity to feel
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  lonely because I'm always with plants and I'm always with other
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  beings, if you will, based on what this this story said.
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  And I've always felt that way. I've always felt like, oh, you
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  know, I have all these different aspects of myself that come
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  together. And when I grow and I photograph
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  and I farm and I'm taking care tending things, it fills me up.
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  And I, I could never really put it to words.
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  And people used to, you know, when I was little, it was always
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  like, oh, wow, you just can spend so much time by yourself.
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  And I'm like, oh, I'm not by myself.
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  And I could never explain it, but if you go and you just kind
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  of chill out and you relax under a tree, have you ever noticed
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  how different you feel? Well, that's based on the fact
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  that the the tree has different energy.
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  And when you find a beautiful tree and you hang out under a
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  beautiful tree, you start to feel differently.
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  Like under the chick over at the chicken coop, right where I am
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  right now, I'm standing in front of this oak.
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  And as we remove the pine trees around it, this oak has started
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  to spread out and it's become pretty fabulous.
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  It's become actually very fabulous, spectacular as a
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  matter of fact. And I am in love with this tree
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  and I'm watching it grow and I can feel this tree and I can
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  feel the other trees around it. If there's there's a couple of
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  pine trees that are very suspect, let's just say that
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  they grow and in windstorms they're very dangerous things.
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  Branches fall down. Just the other day I was walking
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  in a branch fell off of 1 and I mean 15 feet away from me.
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  And if it I had been walking a little bit faster, I could have
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  gotten severely hurt by this good sized branch.
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  And so pine trees are, you know, we have that love hate thing
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  with them because they're beautiful and certain things
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  love them to nest in and other things.
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  They just cause massive problems.
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  And I'm always conflicted about cutting them down because I I
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  feel for them. And when I say I feel for them,
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  I genuinely feel for them. So as I'm reading this article,
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  it gets me thinking about, well, This is why this is tapping into
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  this energy. And this energy is stuff that
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  you feel from people. I mean, we we most of us, if
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  you're listening to this, you're probably a person that knows
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  when you walk into a room, you can feel somebody.
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  You can be like, oh, great, that's that person's in a bad
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  mood or oh, great, that person's this.
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  And we all put off energy. And we've talked before about
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  managing your own energy so that you don't bring something
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  negative into it. But what about if you just
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  started realizing that everything has that energy?
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  So if you start making things around you, quote, UN quote,
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  feel better, you bring things in that have a better energy.
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  That's why I love having plants because they bring things to
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  you. And if you are not a plant
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  person, you start to find other things that you can do, you
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  know, bring good energy. And paintings have good energy
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  because of the person that painted them.
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  Photos have good energy because of the person that took the
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  photo with the intent. You have to use your imagination
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  to tap into this and to make it feel a certain way.
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  Always said my goal on this farm is to make it feel a certain
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  way. And it's just gotten more and
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  more and more overtime of how do I make this place feel a certain
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  way? How do I and I know that takes
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  place even with my girls because I don't struggle like people
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  trying to get their chickens in at night.
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  My girls can't wait to go into bed.
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  They love their house. Well, that that's a feeling you
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  create. So start thinking about how can
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  can I incorporate this idea into my life, whether you believe in
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  it completely or not, just start trying it and see what it
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  changes because it could be dramatic.
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  All right, my friends, I hope you have a blessed day and I
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  will see you tomorrow. Bye.