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I Heard the Voice… And It Changed My Life · Groove with Portia

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Group Porsche, the podcast that uncovers the hidden
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Speaker 1: treasures within grief. I'm your host, Porsche the Producer, and
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Speaker 1: I'm inviting you to join me on a transformative journey
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Speaker 1: where we were exchange laughter, of course the best medicine
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Speaker 1: of them all, reflect on cherish memories, Remember that time
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Speaker 1: that the little boy grabbed my hand instead of his
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Speaker 1: mother's at the amusement park yikes, And of course, discover
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Speaker 1: gratitude while navigating one of the life's hardest challenges lost.
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Speaker 1: So get ready to grow with me, Porsche the Producer,
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Speaker 1: let's dive in. Hello everybody, and welcome back to Groul Porsche.
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Speaker 1: I am your host, Porsche Booker, and as always, don't
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Speaker 1: all things grew a Porsche. One of the things that
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Speaker 1: I may have shared with each of you on this
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Speaker 1: show is the day ay of my mom's transition. I
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Speaker 1: noticed several things that happened. The first thing was the
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Speaker 1: minute that my mom took her last breath literally, And
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Speaker 1: you guys know hospital rooms are told as morgs. No
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Speaker 1: pun intended that room heated up. You heard me say
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Speaker 1: that room heated up. And I literally saw my mom's
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Speaker 1: spirit leave from her body, and she blew me a
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Speaker 1: kiss and out she went. Now, some people can say
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Speaker 1: you dream that. No, No, I didn't dream it because
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Speaker 1: I know what I felt. But how many of you
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Speaker 1: out there have also been in that same boat where
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Speaker 1: you know what you saw, you know what you felt,
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Speaker 1: but you can't fully explain it, but you know it
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Speaker 1: was real. Let that sink in. So today we're gonna
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Speaker 1: have a more expanded conversation on those intuitive feelings when
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Speaker 1: we have that yearning for connection, for our loved ones
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Speaker 1: to have made their transition. So today I'm joined by
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Speaker 1: an amazing woman who is the author of every Day
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Speaker 1: or Everyday Oracles. Welcome to grow a Portia ms An
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Speaker 1: ballingder McQuaid, and how you doing today.
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Speaker 2: It's so great, it's so good to be here.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, and it's an honor.
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Speaker 1: I knew that this conversation is always needed, especially right
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Speaker 1: now where there's so much.
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Speaker 3: Going on in the world.
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Speaker 1: Right I'm not going to go into all the things,
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Speaker 1: whether it's the social media.
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Speaker 3: Whatever you might call it, but as I brought up.
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Speaker 1: In the beginning, all of us yearn for that connection, right,
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Speaker 1: all of us know what we experienced. Whether society wants
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Speaker 1: to tell us it was a dream, you didn't see it,
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Speaker 1: but we know what we felt. We know what we saw,
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Speaker 1: we know what we heard. And and for you, I
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Speaker 1: know when I did some digging on you, you shared
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Speaker 1: that your own intuition at one point led you to
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Speaker 1: a life saving decision. Can you share with our audience
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Speaker 1: what that decision was? And also what was that intuitive
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Speaker 1: wording or notion that gave you the trust to say, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to do this.
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Speaker 3: I didn't just hear this for no reason.
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Speaker 2: Well, thank you, thank you. I'm very happy to start there.
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Speaker 2: The intuitive hit, well, let's call it that. We all
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Speaker 2: have intuitive hits. Sometimes we listen, sometimes we don't. But
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Speaker 2: what happened to me I was well along the path.
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Speaker 2: My journey is to look at all the extra dimensions
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Speaker 2: that are around us and recognize them and count them
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Speaker 2: in for what they're trying to say, try to catch them.
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Speaker 2: But so I was doing all that, but this one
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Speaker 2: saved my life because I had this in this sense.
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Speaker 2: It was that voice that has no voice. I wish
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Speaker 2: I could quote who said that, but that voice that said,
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Speaker 2: get a mammogram. Then it said get a mammogram, and
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Speaker 2: it continued. I I listened to You know how when
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Speaker 2: you know to listen, and then you have times that
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Speaker 2: you I didn't do that. I won't I In a
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Speaker 2: very short period of time, I was getting a mammogram.
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Speaker 2: I got a mammogram. Breast cancer was growing in my
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Speaker 2: right breast and I had it taken care of. It
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Speaker 2: was minuscule. This was a very I am not good
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Speaker 2: at remembering names of things, but it was a type
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Speaker 2: of cancer that would move have moved quickly. I listened
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Speaker 2: to that, so I all kinds of things happened there.
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Speaker 2: It saved my life, and I went, wait, something else
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Speaker 2: is happening here. There's the universe is really interacting with me.
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Speaker 2: I'm not just seeing signs and symbols and all. Look
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Speaker 2: the universe that that voice, that voice mine, where that
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Speaker 2: came from, the universe is protecting me. So I then
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Speaker 2: started to see a new light and it's like the
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Speaker 2: universe is designed to respond to our needs. So that
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Speaker 2: birthed basically Book one was in work, but there's it
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Speaker 2: birthed the formula for how these personal oracles operate. And
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Speaker 2: so we have a formula for people if they want
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Speaker 2: to write this down or find it somewhere. There's a need,
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Speaker 2: our need, there's what's the delivery system? The delivery system
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Speaker 2: was my intuition. What's the message, get your get your
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Speaker 2: breast cancer diagnosis? And so that that was the message,
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Speaker 2: was to save my life. So when we think we
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Speaker 2: have something, if we want to break it down, I
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Speaker 2: think in it for all of us. Really it's hard
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Speaker 2: to go well, and even I've ever talked to you, it's
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Speaker 2: hard to not go, oh, is that my imagination? Did
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Speaker 2: I like? What? Did I dream that? There was mysa
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Speaker 2: that used to his favorite saying when he was little,
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Speaker 2: or maybe I dreamed it, you know, but to see
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Speaker 2: and maybe we did. Dreams are good too. I don't
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Speaker 2: want to get up on his side road there, but
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Speaker 2: I just know that through all of these this book
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Speaker 2: that is out, this book so that you're we're talking
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Speaker 2: about today is it's been came out in thirteen, so
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Speaker 2: it's it's been around and it's been healing andything. We
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Speaker 2: have to put the book together. We have one hundred
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Speaker 2: and seventy five stories in there. So if someone wants
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Speaker 2: to look at affirmations of ways that these these messages
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Speaker 2: that people are getting we are getting them. It's pain
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Speaker 2: attention to these messages. So that is the that into it,
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Speaker 2: into it, have hit. Let me see. Wait, there's more
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Speaker 2: here than just getting a sign. It's a purposeful sign
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Speaker 2: sent by yeah, by the universe.
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Speaker 1: And I love the formula because I'm somebody. I just
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Speaker 1: said said this to one of my clients earlier, that
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Speaker 1: I use algebra every day. One of my favorite, if
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Speaker 1: you want to call it equations, is why equals MX
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Speaker 1: plus B.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 1: I use that every single day in some form of
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Speaker 1: solving a problem. And when I think about what you
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Speaker 1: mentioned about listening, right, did I imagine that, Like I
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Speaker 1: hear this voice telling me go get a mamogram. That
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Speaker 1: reminds me of there was several years ago I was
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Speaker 1: sitting in a church. I was attending in a coworker's
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Speaker 1: kid's funeral, and what was crazy talk about divine messages.
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Speaker 1: I was miserable at the job that I had, and
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Speaker 1: literally it was only me and one other person sitting
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Speaker 1: in the pew that I was in, and I heard
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Speaker 1: God tell me, Porsha, You're done.
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Speaker 3: And I'm like, I didn't hear that.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, and I'm looking around because there's nobody else
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Speaker 1: close to me in close proximity. But then I heard
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Speaker 1: it again, done, and I'm like, Okay. Then I heard
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Speaker 1: it a third time, Porsha, You're done. You will not
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Speaker 1: go back to work on Monday. You will leave your keys,
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Speaker 1: clean out your office over the weekend and not return.
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Speaker 1: And I did that, And I think for me, and
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Speaker 1: it's that rule of three sometimes, right, Like because the
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Speaker 1: minute that you take notice, take inventory, because you hear
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Speaker 1: it the first time, I'm like, Okay, I don't know
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Speaker 1: if I believe this. Then the second time you're like, Okay,
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Speaker 1: there's something to this, right, there's some legitimacy here, the
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Speaker 1: reason why I'm hearing it a second time. But then
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Speaker 1: the third time was more of the if you want
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Speaker 1: to call it, the GPS coordinates on what to do next. Right,
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Speaker 1: And I'm curious, and from your perspective, grief and intuition
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Speaker 1: have something in common. And I'm curious for our audience,
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Speaker 1: what's your take on what grief and intuition have in common?
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Speaker 1: And also why do you think we tend to notice
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Speaker 1: more when we're in a season of grief from some
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Speaker 1: form of transition in our life.
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Speaker 2: Wow, I've never thought of. That's a great question. I've
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Speaker 2: never thought about it. I'm wondering. I'm wondering with all
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Speaker 2: of us, if, oh, this is going big, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: If grief puts us in a state of vulnerability, whether
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Speaker 2: we're acknowledging it or not, if it gets us out
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Speaker 2: of our normal busy whatever, whatever, and grief becomes this.
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Speaker 2: I'm now just this is the first time I've thought this.
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Speaker 2: Grief is like a messenger with a megaphone that stuff
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Speaker 2: can get through because you're you. You know, we've all
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Speaker 2: got whatever it's we're not vulnerable. Then you get through
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Speaker 2: the vulnerability into the grief, and then you're like okay,
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Speaker 2: and you can't deny. I think maybe that might be
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Speaker 2: another thing I do not work to the extent you
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Speaker 2: do in grief. You're so beautifully grounded in that. But
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Speaker 2: it makes sense to me that grief is kind of
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Speaker 2: conditioned you up to to be maybe more open. Then
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Speaker 2: we've got to do the rest. I like your three
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Speaker 2: there's probably three things that do say. First, you have
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Speaker 2: to be weakened, not weakened, but more vulnerable. And then
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Speaker 2: you have to hear it and that it has to
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Speaker 2: be But I do agree with you that there are
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Speaker 2: these like a formula you and your algebra and everything,
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Speaker 2: there are formulas. I'm not going to get off track
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Speaker 2: very far. Numerology. Who knows about I don't know anything
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Speaker 2: about neurology, just enough to be dangerous, and you know,
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Speaker 2: I look it up when I want to know. There
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Speaker 2: are codes within the universe that are underneath everything. And
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Speaker 2: so when we care, and like you, you are tuned
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Speaker 2: in to do that, you can even validate that way
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Speaker 2: and find, you know, find something that takes you through,
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Speaker 2: like I'm imagining like a little thread or like a
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Speaker 2: little a little a little sound way being open to hear.
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Speaker 2: But I guess my my first thought on that is
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Speaker 2: that grief makes us magnificently vulnerable.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I mean the way I kind of envision it too,
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Speaker 1: and is grief is kind of like it's own funnel, right,
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Speaker 1: because when you open up a funnel, you can add
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Speaker 1: so many things to it. Right, Let's say if you're
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Speaker 1: county Change and you're trying to get them into those
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Speaker 1: little coin counter things to take them to the bank,
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Speaker 1: right that funnel, you're funneling all the pennies, all the quarters,
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Speaker 1: all the dimes, Nickels, And so grief is kind of
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Speaker 1: that same way. Is you've been broken open, so you're
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Speaker 1: open to receive something because you're looking for that grounding again,
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Speaker 1: you're looking for that foundation. So I think with grief
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Speaker 1: and intuition, I think they go hand in hand because
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Speaker 1: people who are grieving are very intuitive. They know when
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Speaker 1: you're serious about saying, hey, I'm I'm sorry for your loss.
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Speaker 1: I always say I'm sending my love your way, how
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Speaker 1: can I support you? They know when you're being genuine
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Speaker 1: and when you're just part of my friends, blowing smoke
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Speaker 1: up there butt or just regurgitating what society tends to say.
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Speaker 1: And so that's what I would think is how grief
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Speaker 1: and intuition kind of go hand in hand.
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Speaker 3: Is grief is that funnel.
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Speaker 1: Intuition is that that grounding force for them to know
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Speaker 1: what I need, what I want is available. I just
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Speaker 1: don't know how it's going to come to me. Even
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Speaker 1: though I know that my person, whatever their grief may be,
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Speaker 1: it may not even be a physical person. It could
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Speaker 1: also be a pet too, right, whatever that transition that
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Speaker 1: has transpired in their life, they know intuitively, there's something more,
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Speaker 1: there's something more to this even though society likes to
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Speaker 1: like what I talked about. Doctor it all up and
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Speaker 1: you know, send you on your mighty way. And you
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Speaker 1: brought up about numerology. I'm not gonna touch on numerology
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Speaker 1: too much because I am somebody who follows numbers. But
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Speaker 1: I'm curious for our audience, can you share with us
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Speaker 1: some unique signs in your own life?
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Speaker 2: Well, I will share some I'm being blocked by. Can
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Speaker 2: I put a pause on that and share something I
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Speaker 2: just found that that is going to be good for
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Speaker 2: everybody who's listening. I hope. I just ran onto Casey
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Speaker 2: Musgrave's song. I don't know it, but it's called Cardinal.
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Speaker 3: Oh wow.
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Speaker 2: She has written this song someone that she I saw
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Speaker 2: it on CBS Sunday Morning this last week, and it
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Speaker 2: is about a sign. And what she does is she
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Speaker 2: had someone, she had someone pass and then Cardinal kept
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Speaker 2: showing itself up so that wherever she was going, and
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Speaker 2: she identifies exactly what I have experienced. And I think
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Speaker 2: so many of us are experiencing these things. This is
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Speaker 2: nothing new. I think that you know, as long as
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Speaker 2: as long as I've read anything, there are signs that
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Speaker 2: are coming up. So ones that, Oh, my goodness, ones
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Speaker 2: that I experience are certainly the cardinal. I'm going to
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Speaker 2: go back to that because that's what's stuck in my
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Speaker 2: mind right now. But my family growing up, we had
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Speaker 2: when my uncle died a cardinal. If I don't care
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Speaker 2: what the family event was, the cardinal was there and
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Speaker 2: we all looked for was validated. We realized that Uncle
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Speaker 2: Herb was still So wow, I'm trying to think of
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Speaker 2: I'm being flooded right now by personal oracles. I guess
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Speaker 2: this is trying to bring me into in book one,
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Speaker 2: which is Everyday Oracles. My husband passed in in fourteen,
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Speaker 2: and we've stayed in touch, like your here's going to
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Speaker 2: come a bunch of or of things that I can
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Speaker 2: say are signs that maybe some of our listeners can
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Speaker 2: benefit from. You said in you were in the hospital
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Speaker 2: room when your mother passed. Well, I was in bed
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Speaker 2: with my husband. He'd had a stroke in the hospital.
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Speaker 2: He'd had a stroke six months early, tried so hard
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Speaker 2: to stay in his body and he couldn't. So I
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Speaker 2: was laying with my dad. Give them permission to take
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Speaker 2: him off of the machines that have been supporting him
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Speaker 2: for a while, and he stayed, you have this sense
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Speaker 2: of warmth I had. Here's some things for people that
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Speaker 2: have lost to tune in. I had this sensation that
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Speaker 2: he was still there, and I tuned into my body,
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Speaker 2: not even on purpose. I wasn't looking looking looking I
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Speaker 2: was in that traumatic, traumatic situation where love of my
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Speaker 2: life had finally couldn't the body was not viable. I
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Speaker 2: felt a tingling, goose, bumpy, subtle, and Kenneth has it left.
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Speaker 2: Since then, I have a medium that a good good friend,
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Speaker 2: a colleague that's a medium. I called her and said,
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Speaker 2: maybe because I could tell he was there, but this
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Speaker 2: is a new way. So I had called her. A
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Speaker 2: few days later. She called me back and Kenneth said
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Speaker 2: through her tell n that I'm going to channel a
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Speaker 2: book through her and so many other things. But I
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Speaker 2: was like, what does that even mean? I know about
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Speaker 2: certain channels. I don't think that that doesn't feel I mean,
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Speaker 2: I knew it felt right. Kenneth would not have had
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Speaker 2: told her to tell me. As time passed. Guy asked him,
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Speaker 2: puts my role? He said, Scribe Kennison Englishman, and he's
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Speaker 2: a very well educated english He was chief engineer on
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Speaker 2: the first Space shuttle, involved in GPS that I laughed
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Speaker 2: to myself when you meet GPS, well to go very
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Speaker 2: very technical Englishman, and I'm this spiritual. He's supported every
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Speaker 2: bit of anything I've ever done, read everything I've written, articles, everything,
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Speaker 2: and so now how natural that he would wow? In fact,
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Speaker 2: I can really feel I guess I'll stop that part
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Speaker 2: of the story and say to any of you that
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Speaker 2: are feeling or tingling in your body. There's a book
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Speaker 2: out that called The Afterlife Frequency. Are you aware of it? Okay?
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Speaker 2: That came out after Kenneth left his body. I call
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Speaker 2: it shut down. I don't know what to call it.
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Speaker 2: You know, there's dying and then there's staying around. He's
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Speaker 2: also involved with all kinds of people. This book documents all.
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Speaker 2: It's navigating that uncharted, tary territory that we're that we're
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Speaker 2: talking about. So I guess right now I'm kind of
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Speaker 2: the thing that is overwhelming my mind and I jumped
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Speaker 2: in a place I didn't know I was going to go.
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Speaker 2: But can this involved with all kinds of different people?
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Speaker 2: Rainbows that he will make. He will make a rear
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Speaker 2: view mirror appear in a rainbow of our friends Indian Wally,
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Speaker 2: who are driving smells. For people that pick up good smells,
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Speaker 2: there's an afterlife frequency smell that appears to be like
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Speaker 2: a cigar, a really sweet cigar. They are all of
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Speaker 2: these ways that our people can can continue. Hawks, birds
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Speaker 2: what we've talked about, cardinals, but uh, I get hawks
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Speaker 2: a lot. I'm gonna jump, I'm gonna leapfrog a little bit.
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Speaker 2: I hope that you can follow me. My son passed
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Speaker 2: last year. My son was grown, had had heart issues,
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Speaker 2: and he was really involved. He's still now. He was
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Speaker 2: really involved. He really was fascinated with what's going on
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Speaker 2: with me, got it, talked to me a lot about it.
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Speaker 2: Banker led groups on empowerment. So Bill when he passed
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Speaker 2: the next morning, because he my husband would text my son.
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Speaker 2: I would be texting and all of a sudden, I'd
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Speaker 2: get this certain little thing that would come in there
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Speaker 2: and I didn't do it. I mean, I think we're
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Speaker 2: all having stuff like this. Happened something years. It's not yours.
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Speaker 2: It did start somewhere, not AI, let's not go there.
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Speaker 2: But so no, so Bill pasted. I happened to be
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Speaker 2: connected to his wife. He's in was in Tennessee. His
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Speaker 2: wife and I were on the phone as he passed,
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Speaker 2: and the next morning, within twelve hours of Bill's his
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Speaker 2: name Bill nine, Bill, I got this. I thought it
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Speaker 2: was a thought. It turned out to be a tat.
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Speaker 2: I'm calling it a thought text he said. I heard
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Speaker 2: it's all good. I went to his memorial in Nashville,
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Speaker 2: and he was a golfer. Guy's guy, you know, more
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Speaker 2: of his golfing. But he's that got up to speak
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Speaker 2: mentioned Bill's phrase, it's all good. I got it twelve
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Speaker 2: hours after his body shut down. I'd not hurt, he
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Speaker 2: had not been anything he'd shared that with with me.
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Speaker 2: So I guess I'm offering it from me to everyone
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Speaker 2: to claim it if it's yours to or yeah, claim it,
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Speaker 2: to recognize it and go, wait, I'm not the only
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Speaker 2: one here. I know this person that was saying all
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Speaker 2: these things that don't seem to tie in to anything
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Speaker 2: that I know about. Well, and you and I talk
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Speaker 2: very briefly, and I talked about I would love I
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Speaker 2: like to encourage people to create their own body of evidence.
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Speaker 2: When we are getting these messages from where we don't
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Speaker 2: even know it, They're write them down, take a photo,
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Speaker 2: record them. Gosh, don't we almost always have our phones
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Speaker 2: with us, so somewhere or where they record and put
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Speaker 2: them in one place. Years Agovin did song sticker note
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Speaker 2: shoe box method. That's how I started thinking about him.
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Speaker 2: You knows, before all this cell phone time, it was
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Speaker 2: like write it down, put it in one place and forget,
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Speaker 2: don't keep, but keep real review it when you want to.
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Speaker 2: But you go back to it. You just aren't having
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Speaker 2: to listen to you or me or anybody else out there.
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Speaker 2: You you're going, wait, I remember, oh, look how that
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Speaker 2: connects to that? And so I love the idea of,
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Speaker 2: you know, the way that you are doing putting all
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Speaker 2: that information out there for people to tuck away for
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Speaker 2: when it will it you know, yours. I know you
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Speaker 2: are such a blessing to this world to work in
22:18
Speaker 2: the arena of grief for people, whether we get it
22:22
Speaker 2: at the moment or not, if we can tuck it
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Speaker 2: away or not even maybe we just will tuck it away,
22:29
Speaker 2: but if we purposefully tuck it away can feed us later.
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Speaker 1: I think too, And I kind of talk it a
22:35
Speaker 1: little bit about the Cardinals because I see cardinals a lot.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I see hawks.
22:40
Speaker 1: I can always tell when it's my dad because my
22:42
Speaker 1: dad was somebody who gambled a lot, So I often
22:46
Speaker 1: find lottery tickets like I found one today, I have
22:50
Speaker 1: to know it's my dad.
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Speaker 3: My mom, I can.
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Speaker 1: Tell when she's visited because I'll smell her perfume or
22:56
Speaker 1: something in the house even though we haven't sprayed it,
22:59
Speaker 1: or anything saying with my great grandmother, or even just
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Speaker 1: random little things.
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Speaker 3: I'll be out.
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Speaker 1: And I've encountered people who have either the same name
23:08
Speaker 1: as my mother or father. One time, I was at
23:11
Speaker 1: a wedding where a lady had the exact same name
23:13
Speaker 1: as my mom, and it had only been maybe about
23:17
Speaker 1: a year since my mom had transitioned, and I was
23:20
Speaker 1: telling her about her and whatnot, and this lady grabbed
23:23
Speaker 1: my hands and she had the same grip as my mom.
23:26
Speaker 1: So I've had different experiences, even physically that can't even
23:31
Speaker 1: be explained. So the signs are endless, and I always
23:36
Speaker 1: encourage people, don't think you're crazy. You know what you felt,
23:40
Speaker 1: you know what you saw, but hold on to it,
23:44
Speaker 1: because I think sometimes we don't believe, we don't trust
23:50
Speaker 1: in our own judgment, in our own experiences. But I'm
23:54
Speaker 1: telling you it's unique to each and every one of us,
23:56
Speaker 1: and it's real, it's real. Hold on to with and
24:01
Speaker 1: and remember too, not everything is gonna have meaning to
24:07
Speaker 1: everybody else. Let it be unique to you, not try
24:11
Speaker 1: to colloquialize it or make it a generalization, because you're
24:17
Speaker 1: gonna know intuitally, just like with you and where you
24:20
Speaker 1: got the message of get your mammogram me Corsia.
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Speaker 3: You're done.
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Speaker 1: You just know, yes, well, and this has been a
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Speaker 1: beautiful conversation.
24:31
Speaker 3: We may have to do a part two, so we're
24:33
Speaker 3: gonna be we'll do that. We're gonna be wrapping up
24:36
Speaker 3: here soon.
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Speaker 1: But before we conclude, and if our audience wants to
24:39
Speaker 1: connect with you, get a copy of your book every
24:42
Speaker 1: Day Oracles, or if you're doing some type of speaking
24:45
Speaker 1: or presentation that our audience can come and see you,
24:48
Speaker 1: please let us know how we can connect with you.
24:50
Speaker 2: Thank you. I would love to do that. I wish
24:52
Speaker 2: it we were doing. You know, I kind of stopped
24:54
Speaker 2: all that when COVID started on not doing the appearances things.
24:57
Speaker 2: But what we do is we have very lively. We
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Speaker 2: have a team. So we've got the everyday extra dimensioned team.
25:02
Speaker 2: You would love the women. We've all been together in
25:05
Speaker 2: different we've all been spirits, just been moving us around
25:08
Speaker 2: in different the editor or the person, yeah, the editor
25:12
Speaker 2: of the book that is out, she's part of the team.
25:15
Speaker 2: So we have social media, So we have Facebook, we
25:18
Speaker 2: have Instagram. A couple of really amazing women do those,
25:23
Speaker 2: and we put out other people's information on there. We
25:27
Speaker 2: want this to be a center that expands out and
25:33
Speaker 2: I'm stopping myself from going into some of them. But
25:35
Speaker 2: it's not just the work that we are doing, but
25:38
Speaker 2: showing otherworthy things that we bring into that. The website
25:41
Speaker 2: is called Everyday Extra Dimensions dot com. Well that was easy.
25:45
Speaker 2: I should have been able to do that. But Everyday
25:47
Speaker 2: Extradimensions dot Com. We also for fun. I've got something
25:51
Speaker 2: if and I'll be brief. We have one that's been
25:53
Speaker 2: up for twenty years. Anybody that wants to mess around
25:56
Speaker 2: on their cell phone or their desktop whatever. It's Oracles
26:02
Speaker 2: in the Sky dot com. This was done back in
26:05
Speaker 2: two thousand and This one has got it's so different.
26:09
Speaker 2: Now are the one that you'll see that I gave
26:11
Speaker 2: you first. That one is done within the last few years.
26:15
Speaker 2: There's a whole look. This other one's deep. You can
26:17
Speaker 2: go around, you can you can find some of the
26:18
Speaker 2: same things, but they are out there. So I think
26:22
Speaker 2: that we all end up at the right place, whatever
26:26
Speaker 2: it is that we're seeking out. And if not, I
26:29
Speaker 2: really believe I'm not I'm slipping off of what we're doing,
26:32
Speaker 2: but back into the universal us. But I believe the
26:36
Speaker 2: universe will keep showing it to us. I think that's
26:39
Speaker 2: another basic way the universe works is in a good way,
26:45
Speaker 2: in a bad way. If you didn't get it this time,
26:47
Speaker 2: we'll show it to you again. Also like walk, but
26:52
Speaker 2: I would have slapped myself. But maybe not. But I
26:55
Speaker 2: just I believe that the year I know for unequivalably
27:00
Speaker 2: that the universe is designed to support our needs and so,
27:04
Speaker 2: and I'm giving you the acronym in them is personal
27:09
Speaker 2: Oracles Need Delivery System message. One of the people I
27:12
Speaker 2: podcasted with, a man, gave us the acronym in DM,
27:16
Speaker 2: So if you're trying to decode your own things, there's
27:21
Speaker 2: your acronym and DM DM need Delivery System message.
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Speaker 1: HM.
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Speaker 2: I'd a joy to meet you.
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Speaker 1: Same here and well everybody. As and mentioned, you can
27:36
Speaker 1: find her on social media. You can find the website
27:40
Speaker 1: as well. I'll put it in the show notes where
27:42
Speaker 1: you can visit it. And I'd say to each and
27:44
Speaker 1: every one of you, whether you've experienced the transition of
27:48
Speaker 1: physical one of someone in your life a pet, even
27:52
Speaker 1: if you're changing through lifetimes right some of us are
27:56
Speaker 1: leaving corporate spaces and becoming entrepreneurs. Be aware of the
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Speaker 1: signs around you, because the universe is always responding in
28:04
Speaker 1: some unique way. I refer to the universe as God
28:07
Speaker 1: for everybody else you can refer to it as whatever
28:09
Speaker 1: you want. You know the relationship that you have, but
28:12
Speaker 1: I just encourage you to continue to stay open and
28:14
Speaker 1: be open. Well, everybody that was miss Ann Ballinger McQuay
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Speaker 1: that you heard from today on grew a portie. And
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Speaker 1: that concludes our conversation. And until next time, everybody piece
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Speaker 1: and hair grease everyone