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Inspiring Human Potential Inner Growth 5D Self-Empowered Enlightenment Special · Inspiring Human Potential

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Guess how the amazing Universe always works.
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We are going to change up our intro and at first, I wasn't
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sure. And then I was like, you know
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what, wait a minute, let me go revisit that.
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I am expanding Consciousness intro and just hearing the first
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couple minutes of a. Okay, yes, it is time for an
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update especially with all the new episodes that you'll be
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hearing. And the integration of
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trauma-informed and somatic informed, as well as the somatic
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experiencing informed upcoming mine site.
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So, all of the lovely addition to our human elements, the
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intro, this one's going to be kind of short, and I'll revisit
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them. Probably, according to when time
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will ask me for a new one again, in the meantime, anybody who's
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new welcome, you can find in really the description of all of
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the podcasts since their standard.
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The nation of what we're all about.
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And so, I'm just going to break it down, where enlightened Soul
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age group. And so people who are in their
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5D self empowered and letting State of Consciousness, and what
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this means and human terms is people who are functional
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adults. They are differentiated selves
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differentiate itself. You can find that in family of
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origin, therapy stuff, and we also Have mindfulness brain and
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mind frame. So we are able to use our lovely
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brain and the neuroplastic way and just using words to describe
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Concepts that my regular listeners know about, but that
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anybody who wants it's in, you know, you would want to know
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about, otherwise you can't follow the conversations also
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and like mental age, when people are in their ventral vagal
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system. So we are always safe and social
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with Humanity. In fact, we love humanity and
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Life to death, the death of us. In fact, we're all still
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breathing for now, right? And I wake up tomorrow.
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I'm still breathing and we don't suffer.
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We actually experience emotional pain in its natural form,
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allowing it to flow and do its thing and we don't sit and
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create stories. There's a way that I can explain
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this. By the way, it's always
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Neuroscience, psychology education and we only have love
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Cycles, but I do look at those who might have shame Cycles
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because I know that everyone is always going to be looking to
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expand. So there are people who will
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choose move out a 3D 4D and or other Soul age groups and so
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they will begin to be able and see wait a minute, my body heart
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and mind. They speak something.
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And I actually want to listen to it, I want to be the grown-up
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version of myself. So taking those emotions and
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sting, you know, I'm going to pay attention to what I think
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and feel and I will be able to move forward with respecting
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others by being able to be Economist because see, when you
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are a functional do. That means you're forgiving and
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nuanced because you're Using again, your mindfulness brain
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and I forgot you're in a state of physiological compassion.
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You're actually able to sit in your psychological floor.
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It's called a neocortex. It has six neurons to for the
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hearing now, to for the implicit memory stuff that every human
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being body holes, and it goes all the way back to fishies.
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Thank you Dan Siegel, for that explanation.
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They meet in the middle where there's other two neurons, which
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creates our subjective reality. So everybody's emotions or based
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for our own self survive, Evil, but it comes in begin since we
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were little. So again, when you are in the
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enlightenment still age group, you're actually aware when the
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implicit memory stuff is coming off and you're able to sit in
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this zero place. And understand, I'll wait, these
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are my motions in to talk about them and in every one of our
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episodes, we look at different things to inflame.
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So mates, over Soul because I have a person who's also in that
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community of the mystics. Mystical is a terrorism
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metaphysics. So besides the human elements
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and oh spirituality. Sadhguru lovely, yogic Sciences.
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He's the one who I learned from. They took his inner engineering
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course and I also did some Bobby Korean.
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I'm doing another thing with him.
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So I listened to him when it comes to spirituality.
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He's my room of choice and the other subject matter experts,
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I'd aim as I as it goes, but long story short, we're in a
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physiological state of compassion.
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So we know how to be able and sit with a orange and apple.
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And actually, Enjoy our conversation.
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You get to learn about this and more from both the perspective
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of again, Mystic as well as a person.
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It's the infinite higher human consciousness expression.
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Potential etc, etc. That's why in our growth is All
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Me, What comes forth and we don't have regret.
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We don't have any of that, we don't suffer again, we don't sit
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in our Temple Junction. So explain all these things and
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more through our topics. There's also subscription-based
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model content, for those who want to Learn to put into
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practice because there are some episodes that are for practice
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and then there's also the light workers life that's where I
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share my personal, Claire stories, and relate it to you
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from an indictment. So age group perspective we do
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have, I'm Consciousness expanding Consciousness but I
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evaluate month to month, we have at least one episode, you can
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sign up. It's a five or six dollars in
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dollars Euros would be probably not more than six year olds and
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in other currency. And I'm not sure what that would
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be but meantime, thank you for tuning in to the intro and I
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hope you stay for the episode and if not thank you for
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stopping by and I share with you my unconditional love and wish
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you the best. Welcome back to my lovely HP
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Community. We have some extra time for bit
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of Enlightenment special Really, what it is is that I have some
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upcoming episodes that I've organized and you can thank
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friend of mine for posing. The question as we discussed how
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there are some of us who don't have suffering though.
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They're not the first person who presents the aspect of no, you
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know, they look at you and it's like, that's not actually
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possible unless you're not a human, you know?
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It's like no, no it is, the science is out there, it's just
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in different pieces. And parts.
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And so, here's where thanks to their curiosity.
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Because of being open to reading more.
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I went ahead to find some of the neuroscience and psychoeducation
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on it, because obviously, it was not on the spectrum of
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philosophizing, which is where spirituality is out with the
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stories, doesn't matter. If it's satguru or a Ram Dass or
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anyone, the minute that anything in Enlightenment and Is why
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Enlightenment is still something that people think is not
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achievable? And that's where I thanks again
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to this friend, I'm able to present something, I'm very
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excited. I'm debating how?
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And if I want to present it on a special day for me, it's a
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special day for me. So I might do that and in the
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meantime, like, well I'm already excited about presenting all of
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this stuff to my lovely sister. So I chose to do an amendment
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special on it and to give you a little bit of A heads-up.
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So tomorrow, for example, or talking about aspects of
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Enlightenment with twin flames, soul mates and over soul and
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sadness and there's two or three episodes scheduled, they will
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integrate as always to the best of their ability.
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The part where the individual who is here is not from having
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or some special being is actually a human being who the
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words that I'm going to use or organized.
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That's why I just found out. Thank you, Wikipedia.
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And I gotta love how academics works until they have all their
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empirical data. It's not proven.
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So that's why our lovely naysayer gave us.
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The best way to talk about the ihp content.
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It's pseudoscience, doesn't have to be bullshit, but it can and
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will fall into that category for some years to come as our lovely
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academics, in the Mental Health Community, get all of their
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proof together. Just like when people are like
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no you can't you know, not suffer.
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As you know, humans do it's like, no, that's actually the
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tail that they've told and it's not a tail, it's that there
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wasn't the information. Furthermore, if you look at the
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fact that our bodies actually do evolve like any other species,
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it adapts to its environment. And so you know here's where a
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person who Taps into their infinite, higher human
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consciousness potential because of loving humanity and life, I
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raised my hand and I'm sure there's plenty out there.
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It's like, wait a minute. I'm so we're able to connect
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Many different thoughts that. Obviously, again, those
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empirical data professionals will take time.
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Here's where I also differ with the whole 43d community, on
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using words, to Define our bodies, whether it be machine or
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that we are again, filling in the holes where there's gaps
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with other life-forms. These are all hypotheticals.
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I'm going to stay grounded. And, and, and share again from
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my basic knowledge of anatomy. Thank you to my university
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courses. Even though I was very, very bad
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at remembering, all of the body parts because my memory doesn't
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work like that. So the very challenging class
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and atomy for me and even had a lab with it think that I'll
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never forget that one of my exams is, basically, we have to
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walk into the lab and remember all these parts.
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And I don't remember what great I got.
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But I just remember having a blank mind and like, fuck.
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I don't know any of these and I was looking at this one bone, it
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was a leg bone because the leg One has like three different
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parts to it, you know. And so there's three different
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names, which I don't even know how to pronounce and you know
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that made it even that much more harder or so.
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Anyways side, no personal, share for my regular listeners.
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Yeah, College was fun for me. I would have stayed in college,
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but then, you know, it's like, well, let's get started with
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work and stuff, which is also very awesome.
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Long story short. And I know I just got
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sidetracked from where I was headed the evolution of our
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bodies. And so, here's where Or our
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environment would be the world around us.
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And so when you look at the fact that this was from a Netflix
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documentary that when we began life on the planet, the human
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species, a pair of whatever it is whenever they've traced it
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back to there were 70 percent of nature.
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This was the one, this is the people who are blaming Humanity
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for where the environment is and and, you know, all that stuff
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versus just, let's work together.
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You know. I love how the pointing of
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fingers just keeps people in separation Consciousness waste
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our time. You know?
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Can see, here's where the in Adult would be like, dude.
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Okay, we get it. Like why are you not just
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figured out your you you got the equations but they're too busy
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with their belief systems and they're too busy being
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undifferentiated cells. All of these people.
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So again, I'm not going to get in-depth on the topic, but
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differentiated self is actually something that was brought about
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by a specific psychologist, and it is related to person becomes
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independent from their own family of origin.
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In their family of orange, and beliefs and values because the
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individual is able to create their own distinct relationship
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with their own emotions, and thoughts, and still love their
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own family. That is where we don't feel
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rejected. So everything that we talked
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about when it comes to getting to 5D's, self-empowered,
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enlightened and Indian Lightman. Sole troop actually could be
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broken down in this one Theory alone, when I read it, I am
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going to review some of the specifics furthermore that
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mindfulness brain. Neuroplasticity, how it shows
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with mindfulness, you actually work with your brain.
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Same thing goes with mine site and this is where you're pausing
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your own mediator again, the enlightenment.
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So a true person. The 5 DC person in Enlightenment
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is already here and we've been using our mindfulness and
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mindsight brain, basically, our entire lives.
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Furthermore, the ventral vagal system, yes.
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Which by the way. So there's the data point of the
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academics who have not proven that this is true or not yet.
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So Wikipedia, Well, the way they open up with the polyvagal
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theory. This is what, you know, I don't
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love I'm being sarcastic when I say I love because what I think
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is that this is the level of unnecessary, you know?
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Let me highlight this but then again, that's how Academia works
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with their research and that's how most people work.
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Anyways. So you know, again dies have to
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see those who are in separation Consciousness.
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They don't believe in the goodness of their own species.
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Not, they must not, they still believe in the stories that are
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created same Those with suffering some so you present.
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The data is like, well no, the concept of suffering has lasted
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this entire life. It cannot be.
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It just can't be, it. Must be aliens.
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So technology. Here, here you go.
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Now, some people and definitely, again, create stories, and they
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will keep doing that for some time.
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But in the meantime, those of us over here, we're not creating
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story we're creating conversations.
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So here's this polyvagal Theory. When you go to Wikipedia also I
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laughed as soon as I read this polyvagal theory is a Election
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of unproven, they have to just unproven evolutionary
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neuroscientific and psychological constructs
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pertaining to the role of the vagus nerve in Emotion
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regulation, social connection and fear response to introduced
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in 1994 by Stephen porges. I laughed very hard inside
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because the somatic experiencing approach the bottom up approach
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is actively helping people that go through actual therapy and
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the fact that somebody had to specify this The first word they
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had to use, it's just like, okay then let's discredit something
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that is being found that actually shows that Humanity can
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work in a way that is social FYI.
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It's like just hilarious to me how many times I get to have to
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read stuff like that. So here I shared it with my
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lovely listeners, that way you can have a chuckle yourself, my
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Enlightenment still age group. Obviously people, there are
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always going to be passerbys that are not in this old age
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group and they're just going to be, you know, the whole other
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place, but the other aspects. So the ventral vagal nervous,
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system State. That's part of our they might
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mental age group ability. So we are actually always
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engaging in it, and that's why we feel safe and social with
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people. Because here's where, when I
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started to read more about this, that's the part that I wanted to
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get to and at least present today is that I'm going to read.
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So this is from Wikipedia, okay, the traditional view of the
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atomic nervous system presents a two-part system.
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So the traditional view the sympathetic nervous system which
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is more activating dots are fight or flight and the
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parasympathetic nervous system which supports Health growth and
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restoration. This is the rest and digest.
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The polyvagal theory, identifies a third type of nervous system
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response. It's called the social
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engagement system, a hybrid state of activation and car,
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Calming that plays a role in our ability to socially engage or
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not. He goes onto or whoever is the
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writer on Wikipedia. Polyvagal Theory views, the
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parasympathetic nervous system as being split into two,
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distinct branches eventual vagal system.
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This is the one that's activated for those of us in the 5 DC and
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the enlightenment. So a troop for sure, there's not
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even a shadow of a doubt about it because otherwise, you would
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not be in a state of Enlightenment right now, and you
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would not be able to be in your mindfulness.
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Mine's that all these things. And really what it is, it's that
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Stillness and accessibility. So the 5D person is a person
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who's still with Humanity, doesn't matter what biological
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rudeness is in front of you. This is where I actually
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experienced this every day of my life.
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So I'm sharing it from my personal experiences, even
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though. Again, there will be always
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people who question when you say, I don't suffer.
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I feel emotions and no matter how you try to present it, they
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will keep on because in you see again, the eyes are like no.
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But their idea comes from Concepts that don't actually do
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any work with people by the way or understand that you know this
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man. He's not creating shit from his
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ass. He has technology he's W like
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this is where it's with technology that he sees this
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activity as well as do others who are in the same group trauma
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research experts who are looking at how our brain works and
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compassion. So when Scanners.
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Remember my one class, this was either in Detachment one from an
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ICBM.com or was the abandonment. One of the classes that I began
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but I didn't finish it yet and it explains what happens in the
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body. When a person a human being is
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in the physiological state of compassion, which is what the
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indictments will age, would person is in.
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When a person's physiology is in a state of compassion, service,
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in a concept is physiologically. Speaking, your eventual vagal
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nervous systems State is on line Your Love.
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Oxytocin, Gene hormone is online because your body feels safe and
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it's still. So it's not in fight flight or
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freeze, the dorsal Bagel. That's the other system, I'll
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finish reading the Wikipedia in a minute.
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The brain, remember, what lights up the insula, which connects
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the head to the brain, the insula Orissa La.
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Forget always, which one it is the, it's either ins Ula, or is
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ul8. Here's where we learn with
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Jennifer's. When you're in trauma response,
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safety Behavior, response or traumatized brain, the insula,
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I'm going to call it with the and guys is not as active, but
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the person who instead it is active their body and their hat,
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their brain, we feel our body. So those of us who have an
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activated and a good activating in selasa, when you're in
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compassion, the in so lights up, our body and our header one.
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We feel both the amygdala lights up because that's our alert.
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System. Otherwise, you wouldn't be
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paying attention to something. So this is where it's part of.
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Wait, let me look around, I'm aware of some things going on
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the temporal Junction, which is you relate to suffering, or you
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relate to another because you're a human being who has had your
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own experiences. And here's where people, sit and
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rumination, which is what I was trying to explain to when I
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answered the question about why I know for a fact that I don't
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suffer personally and that anybody can not suffer as even a
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set group pointed out and he was questioned in the same.
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Led by Professor who is not a psychology expert though.
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The same way, with any other person who's going to present
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the data point. So again, this is where because
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of all the stories or just, let's look at it again.
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Stephen porges with his wife, that did not publish the above
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code book, because these bubbly Publishers, feel that love is on
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a big protest or whatever the frick that word is, which would
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be. It has to be suffering and pain
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and not be exchanged. You can only be in a state of
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love if you're safe inside your body.
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So if You're safe and social, but, you know, reducing it to
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that for those who like stories and those who want to reduce it
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to machine, we're not machines either.
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So, here's the middle ground, which is what the 5dc person in
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the indictments will age group is here to talk about with
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lovely Humanity. Our 5D relationships, I love
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uncontrolled of I love science and I love spirituality and I
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love all the mystics and spiritual.
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I love bringing all of it. To you guys is amazing to have
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all three. And, you know, I've always loved
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Number that 3 is about change. It's always changing but it's
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always expanding for those of us who are a constant.
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I am presence connected to that lovely full Consciousness Akash.
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So our downloads, We already know without knowing we don't
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get lost in the story so we get to see all of this is all thanks
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to our lovely over. So by the way, so and every time
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they stuck a finger though up or noses, which is where we got to
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learn how to be differentiated selves because every time
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they're like, nope, you don't. Just your thoughts and emotions,
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don't exist. Nope.
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Nope. Do we have to go with the
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stereotypes? Have to go with the?
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We're like, well, I don't know about that.
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But okay, you can keep your opinion.
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I'll keep mine and we'll keep loving each other.
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Just the same as yesterday and those who don't.
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Well, you know, again, that's where the adopted child is
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protecting their own wounded parts.
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So, those individuals are in fact, in a different mindset
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which would be shame. Blame fault Revenge. 3D 4D
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mindset, beneath the neutrality belt.
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This lovely map of Consciousness that people who don't understand
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how the body works. And that you can always buy
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about Enlightenment. They don't understand because
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they don't actually apply the whole.
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So, before we move on, what's the last part of the brain that
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lights up? When you're in a state of
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compassion? Without this party, ain't going
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to be in compassion? Might be an empathy, which means
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you'll suffer the last part of the brain that lights up.
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Prefrontal cortex. My regular scissors will have
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known this by Heart by now, because when I learned it, I
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spelled it out like Like, I don't even know for how many
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weeks is, that's how my brain works.
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So, when you're in a physiological state of
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compassion, your prefrontal cortex life's up, which is where
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you take in the information of what's happening and you're
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like, okay, is there something that I can physically do to help
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the situation? Yes, I can give them my
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emotional support. Okay, great.
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There you go. Don.
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You don't have to suffer with them.
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And in fact, usually, you don't suffer with them.
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Usually, you sit there and allow people to complain about their
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lives as there. In hammered, in their own way
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and ignoring their implicit memory stuff, right?
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So here is where we don't actually get bored with the
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people that do that. We're very understanding in
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time, we just realized that people, you know, and their
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life, and their emotions are going to be overwhelming.
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And in fact, thank you. Psycho Educators pre-existing so
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much with the technology that you have because they are all
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the people who suffer in their temporal Junction and really
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when you look it up, so I did look up again, we won't talk
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about About each day, the difference between suffering and
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emotional pain. But let me give you a little bit
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of a. Let's see, where is it?
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One of the articles is best to share?
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I think it was this one, emotional pain and suffering are
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different right here, so let's see.
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Emotional suffering is a subjective experience.
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Individuals defined suffering in different ways but they include
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the subjective feeling of pain. Discomfort people suffer from
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colds, diseases, breakups, and hardships of all kinds, but
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suffering is different and separate from hardship,
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secondary to an original discomfort and it's the result
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of how one perceives the discomfort muscle pain can
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result from an intense workout. This is from another website,
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living systems thought, CA a person could feel good about
23:22
that, a relationship breakup could be a relief.
23:24
That's something very challenging is over, it doesn't
23:27
mean that there isn't any discomfort.
23:29
Change. Emotional pain is real, but it
23:31
differs from the suffering that might follow.
23:35
So here's where emotional pain is the experience of some
23:39
perceived threat or damage to our emotional self, the
23:42
quote-unquote sense of who we are and our psychological self
23:46
but then like physical pain. We want to understand it because
23:51
we want the pain to go away and this is where suffering can
23:54
start. We can create a story about the
23:56
meaning of the emotional pain. The story is inherently
24:00
subjective. This story can easily be based
24:03
on misunderstandings or misinformation, Asian and they
24:06
give a lovely example, suppose Chris insults, Pat Pat could
24:10
make up a story about why this happened and create quote
24:13
unquote, meaning about the event.
24:15
For example, Chris insulted me, because I'm stupid.
24:18
I'm different now, that story becomes a source of the
24:21
suffering for Pat. So I'm not going to keep
24:23
reading. Because again, this is part of
24:25
what we're going to discuss in other topics.
24:28
And I also wanted to share from a neuroscientific level because
24:34
Sears where I got a gun. Unquestioned on it conceptually,
24:37
and it's like, well, I'm not actually conceptualizing.
24:39
There's an actual difference, physiologically between in fact,
24:43
feelings, and emotions. And so, let me see, which one of
24:47
the articles I should use, maybe this one.
24:53
No, we'll try this one. This is from Wake Forest
24:56
University, the difference between feelings and emotions,
25:00
emotions, and feelings are all traits.
25:02
We share as humans, according to an article in the publication.
25:05
They emotions are multifaceted experiences of internal
25:08
subjective experiences. Facial expressions blah blah
25:11
blah. Okay.
25:12
Feelings versus emotions, here we go.
25:14
Many people use the term feeling and emotion as synonyms but they
25:17
are not interchangeable while they have similar elements.
25:20
There is a market difference between feelings and emotions.
25:24
Feelings, both, emotional experiences, and physical,
25:26
Sensations, such as hunger pain, bring about feelings.
25:29
According to psychology today, feelings are a conscious
25:32
experience, although not every conscious, It's such as seeing
25:36
or believing is a feeling as explained in the article
25:40
motions. According to psychology today on
25:42
emotion, quote-unquote they're quoting.
25:44
Can only ever be felt through the emotional experiences?
25:47
It gives rise to even though it might be discovered.
25:50
Through its Association Associated thoughts, beliefs
25:54
desires, and actions, and emotions are not conscious.
25:58
But instead manifest in the unconscious mind, these emotions
26:01
can be brought to the surface of the conscious State through
26:04
extended cycle. Before by people who use their
26:08
prefrontal cortex. And that's where we go to,
26:10
julienne, with the neocortex. Everybody psychological floor.
26:14
So self that is shaky, is not going to have such an easy time
26:18
doing this. Like, my lovely attachments.
26:19
So, friends who presented the word tactic and is basically
26:24
still using their story of suffering and they're attached
26:27
Cry for Help. Unfortunately, as their
26:30
modality. Now in years, they've gotten
26:32
better that's not being as agitated and R body, but their
26:36
suffering has not diminished and their way of handling, their
26:39
interpersonal relationships have, has not in continues, not
26:42
to change. So they go back and forth, back
26:44
and forth, between their states of friendships, because they are
26:49
unfulfilled on satisfied. With the reality.
26:51
Is their body is not feeling ever fulfilled in an actual
26:55
physiological sense and they could use a good somatic and
26:59
sensorimotor therapist that would work with their nervous
27:02
system and explain to them because I'm not the May have the
27:06
trauma and somatic and forms. They know this about my
27:10
education and my updates with the snipe education.
27:13
Thanks to being in this role of, not only a podcast host who
27:17
wants to educate and Enlighten but also those mentorship
27:21
courses and content and programs, and all these things
27:25
and wanting to help people basic helping people.
27:29
Since I was eight was to help people in their inner well-being
27:33
to be happy to be yours. Self to be joyous to be like,
27:37
because you can't and guess what?
27:38
The indictments will age of, is that now getting away from this
27:43
whole spirituality, which is a story, this Enlightenment is
27:46
thought of as a badge that says, because again, Evolution our
27:50
bodies go through Evolution our environment, which would be the
27:53
world around us, getting back to that data point that I
27:55
mentioned. So, when we began our lovely
27:58
here on Earth, it was 70% animals.
28:01
Well, right now, there's 30% animals, so it was 70, Animals
28:05
and foresting and all nature and 30% humans.
28:08
Now it's the opposite like the very opposite.
28:11
So While others are focused on blaming Humanity, you know,
28:14
because here's where the attacking themselves is very
28:17
natural for those who fear their own species because again if you
28:20
don't have it safe. So you actually don't feel safe
28:24
in Social with Humanity. You're too busy judging from
28:27
whatever belief system you got going on.
28:28
And in this case, the environmentalists who are
28:30
extremists. They just a human beings.
28:32
You just watch the movies. All those movies.
28:35
I don't like those movies. Every time I watch when I'm
28:38
like, I feel bad for the director, whoever they are man,
28:40
you you really need to work on your imagination because this is
28:43
horrible and I love being alive. So, you know what, I had to
28:47
choose who to eliminate. It would be all the people who
28:49
want to leave innate human beings because I'm a human.
28:52
So, excuse me, if I'm going to look to self preserve you know
28:56
while you think of blaming people for something that you
29:00
could be doing something better with and you know creating
29:02
parasites and horror movies again.
29:04
Some people they like Atkins are in the same boat as that
29:07
director thinking of their own species as the shitty shit of
29:11
the earth. And it's like gu not realize
29:14
you're actually like going against us.
29:16
That's a natural to want to go against your own living and
29:19
breed like it's unnatural. So while people want to talk
29:24
about their Concepts and Society stuff in the lovely little
29:28
morality book of codes, we're like I see you want to
29:32
exterminate the very life that I am.
29:34
Well, let me make sure That I don't allow that one to happen
29:37
and luckily for us we have a bunch of Enlightenment.
29:39
So a true people out there doing the same thing so we got to be
29:43
smiling 5D, it's beautiful. And in the meantime for doing 3D
29:48
will see their conspiracy stuff come to being but let me get
29:51
back to our topic as I was trying to describe.
29:55
So emotion. Now, if we remember from our
29:58
lovely other psycho, educator, where is she when she describes
30:05
Us. How important emotions are your
30:08
emotions? And this is not mine.
30:10
This is Ebony. I read to you guys her name the
30:13
couple episodes ago. I think your emotions are
30:16
invested in your survival and your protection.
30:19
Not in reality, it's subjective reality, which is why you quote,
30:23
unquote need an outsider. Here's where the people who have
30:25
the shaky psychological floor and they are undifferentiated
30:29
cells. They need the mediator for short
30:31
and especially in their adoptive child responses because they're
30:35
Harsh unforgiving. They don't know how to have a
30:37
conversation because they get taken over by their shame blame
30:40
fault. Revenge cycles and Loops, which
30:42
really don't get much scarier than somebody sticking and fork
30:46
in your eye. Quote unquote, basically just
30:49
accusing you and name calling you and doing a lot of other
30:52
things that, you know, you just learn to be like, okay that's
30:56
fascinating again and to be a grown-up and be able to explain
31:00
everything that. As a teenager, I was like, wow,
31:02
a lot of stupid people around me and here's where You know what
31:05
happens when you get emotional. So people aren't actually stupid
31:09
in the sense that they can't absorb information.
31:12
What happens is they're taken over by their limbic system.
31:15
So the bus is where you are actually blacked out your
31:18
unconscious. And Dan Siegel, I'm going to go
31:21
rob him because he's the one who lets us in on the little secret
31:24
that our brain and even julienne.
31:27
So remember the neocortex every one of our psychological floors.
31:31
You got the two for the here and now we got the two that has our
31:33
implicit memory stuff as well. We can walk every morning when
31:36
we wake up instead of having to learn to walk again and again,
31:39
so our body stores memory. Okay, so that's a little
31:44
implicit memory stuff goes all the way back to when we were
31:47
fishy. So yeah, there are people that
31:48
have their animal instincts way up on high.
31:51
And this is where their chemistry and there's a lot of
31:54
other things their own environment, the infant in the
31:57
gestation time and then when they're growing up in their own
32:00
household. So here's where attachment
32:01
trauma. Come into the mix, okay?
32:05
My regularly sirs, I know you are falling.
32:07
Anybody who's neither? Like wow this is a lot of
32:09
information. Yes, I'm almost done and we can
32:11
get to storytelling time and really what we conduct is
32:15
talking time. So, in the middle, there's other
32:18
two. So these six neurons, which are
32:20
made up of a like a million other neurons or something like
32:23
that. The to hear.
32:24
Now, the to implicit memory system, they meet in the middle
32:27
with the other 20. Create that subjective reality.
32:29
Now, the implicit memory if they don't have a solid foundation
32:34
and so person, Doesn't have at the very least.
32:36
Secure attachment. Are we going to be like my
32:38
attachment friend suffering, and being in those Cycles.
32:42
Now, there's plenty of expert therapists out there that are
32:45
great and trying to spread the word.
32:47
They even negotiate with their own clients to keep doing the
32:50
work on shame because those same clients, their protector lenses
32:54
are on those adoptive children that are feisty and fighting and
32:58
not connecting with their higher self.
33:00
Meaning, not able to just recognize when I get charged up,
33:03
I'm blanking my brain. Because I'm getting in my fight
33:06
flight or freeze. The safety behavior is not a
33:09
chosen Behavior, attached car for help collapsed, Summit,
33:12
please appease are not choices. These are instinctive and these
33:16
are those emotions. So, again, emotions are invested
33:19
in your survival and protections of the infant begins to have
33:22
emotional responses in queues in the nervous system back to
33:26
Stephen porges before I forget to finish that one in Wikipedia
33:30
and then I think we can move along our lovely and Lightman
33:34
special. And here you are Wikipedia.
33:38
So I will start again, the traditional view of atomic
33:43
nervous system presents a two-part system.
33:45
The sympathetic nervous system, which is more activating fight
33:49
or flight and the parasympathetic nervous system
33:51
which supports Health growth and restoration, rest and digest.
33:55
The polyvagal theory. Identifies, a third type of
33:58
nervous system response these social engagement system.
34:01
A hybrid state of activation and calming that plays a role in our
34:04
booth. Adidas socially engage or not,
34:07
the polyvagal theory views. The parasympathetic nervous
34:10
system. As being split into two,
34:14
distinct branches eventual vagal system which supports social
34:18
engagement and a dorsal vagal system which supports
34:21
immobilization behaviors, both rest and digest and defensive
34:27
immobilization or shut down. The polyvagal theory was
34:32
introduced for you, okay? So when we are in our ventral
34:36
vagal system, we are ready to socially engage.
34:40
We are not Immobilized in a way of being in danger.
34:46
We will have that Stillness Continuum where we can go from
34:52
accessibility to vulnerability. So the person who's in the
34:55
enlightenment. So age group, we have a way of,
34:59
not only being functional adults, forgiving nuanced,
35:02
understanding that others have trauma.
35:04
We also have only what is known as a love cycle.
35:07
Thanks to also being though, a differentiated cells, over able
35:10
to separate Emotions and thoughts from belief systems
35:15
that meet take a quick look at giving you a little bit
35:19
undifferentiated self where to begin with this.
35:22
This one's a very interesting topic.
35:25
The ability to distinguish between thoughts and feelings in
35:28
an emotional relationship system and so you don't counsel
35:32
yourself out because your loved ones, they are, I don't agree
35:36
with you, you're stupid, you don't lie like, oh my God.
35:39
I hate, you did that. So we don't do that.
35:42
Holy ghost stuff. We don't why Italy shut down or
35:46
suppress emotions. So this is by Murray Bowen and
35:50
the he developed the self differentiating Theory
35:53
differentiation Theory, which applies to human development and
35:56
family Dynamics. So his theory has two major
35:58
parts. I'll read you.
35:59
Those two differentiation of self is the ability to separate
36:03
feelings and thoughts undifferentiated.
36:06
People cannot separate feelings and thoughts when asked to think
36:10
they are flooded with feelings, Have difficulty thinking
36:13
logically and basing their responses on that this is
36:16
because their protector lenses are on and this is why people
36:19
still whine about things. They've chosen to do continue
36:23
asking themselves. Why those ten stories five
36:26
stories? You've heard recently that
36:28
they've been going through things and every year I'm like,
36:31
well, you're adding here, the car mom.
36:33
Remember, Consciousness is where you don't add Karma instinctive
36:37
reaction is where you're at, and Karma, and this is where you see
36:40
these other still age groups. Soooo they can be in 5D by
36:43
learning how to harness their own body and be in a state of
36:46
ease within it. But as their life moves forward
36:49
their unfulfilled, they wonder why they find themselves and
36:52
field. And so I'm thinking of a
36:54
specific story where I'm being presented back and forth,
36:57
information of things that actually the minute, this
37:01
individual even began what they began.
37:04
I as a part of their oversoul and there's of mind you, this is
37:08
not something that's going to lead to your enlightenment.
37:12
Something that's going to add to your burden.
37:14
And in fact, this is where in the asking of why is the part of
37:18
this individual as many others only using this left brain, and
37:22
completely being not in a place of assessing their own right
37:26
brain stuff because otherwise Not only would they not be in
37:29
suffering and they would not be in a charge state, but they
37:32
would also remember their choices and why they made them.
37:34
They would not have regret remorse.
37:36
They would not have confusion, they would know where they are.
37:39
Why they are and take ownership in a way of He's and in a way of
37:43
proactivity, which is a physiological state of
37:46
compassion of a differentiated self person who's using mindset
37:50
mindfulness. Their ventral Lagos, State
37:52
functional, adults, love cycle and light, mental age group,
37:55
there we go. I mean, this is where I'm going
37:57
to try and break it down humanly possible every time again and
38:01
again, and again, as you move forward, as well as 5 DC or just
38:04
5 deed Concept in and of itself that way we can have another
38:08
addition. So that people who actually want
38:10
to get here to know. Very easy.
38:13
It really is. It's just a matter of.
38:15
Do you want to, do you have the will to persevere to try and
38:18
become your mediator in your own brain and your own body?
38:22
Are you willing to try and get from the fishies and the animal
38:25
instincts, to just you being able to be an evolved human
38:28
being because that's all it. All this is is US evolving as a
38:31
species. I mean, we talked about tigers
38:33
and bears and about nature evolving.
38:36
Why is it not that the human being remembers that Evolution
38:39
involves moving into other? Other areas physically, so our
38:44
environment by their being 70% humans.
38:48
So while people are too busy meeting the horrible humans, you
38:52
know, where the mind of Enlightenment person with all
38:54
this information. I just shared with you goes.
38:57
Wow. Okay, that makes so much fucking
39:00
sense. Our environment is no longer
39:03
humongously threatened by this Animal Kingdom.
39:05
That really is stronger than us without weapons.
39:09
So, our bodies can actually safely and socially engage.
39:12
Oh, and wait, as a marketer that me.
39:14
Remember about the Muslims, here are key of needs.
39:17
Oh yes. And people's morality book of
39:19
codes again. Undifferentiated people, let me
39:21
get back to this one. Let me continue reading to
39:25
further. They have difficulty separating
39:30
their own from others feelings. They look to family Define how
39:34
they think about issues. Feel about people interpret
39:37
their experiences. This is And she did people.
39:40
Let me specify excuse me. So I'll begin.
39:42
Again, one differentiation of the self is the ability to
39:46
separate feelings and thoughts undifferentiated.
39:49
People cannot separate feelings and thoughts.
39:51
When they are asked, to think they are flooded with the
39:54
feelings and they have difficulty thinking logically
39:57
and basing their responses, on that they have difficulty
40:01
separating their own from others feelings.
40:04
They look to family to Define how they think about issues feel
40:08
about people, And interpret. Their experiences
40:11
differentiation is the process of freeing yourself from your
40:15
family's processes to Define yourself.
40:17
This means being able to have different opinions and values
40:21
than your family members. But being able to stay motion
40:24
Ali connected to them. It means being able to calmly
40:27
reflect on a conflicted interaction, afterward realizing
40:31
your own role in it and then choosing a different response
40:34
for the future bra and family therapy.
40:37
So there's this on a page. Age and, you know, they got a
40:41
resource here, 3 1419. I'm thinking that's 2019, self
40:46
differentiation involves being able to possess and identify
40:50
your own thoughts and feelings and distinguish them from
40:53
others. It's a process of not losing
40:55
connection to solve while holding a deep connection to
40:58
others including those, you love whose views May differ from
41:01
yours. If you grow up in a family in
41:04
which everyone maintains attachment, or has only brief
41:07
disconnects, in spite of Having different thoughts and feelings.
41:10
You can begin to self differentiate alternatively, if
41:14
the parental dictum was my way or the highway.
41:17
Or let's all think the same to show.
41:19
We love each other self. Differentiation is very
41:21
difficult. The importance of
41:23
differentiation is articulated by.
41:26
Okay. So as you can tell.
41:29
Oh, and let's see if there's no, this is for eaters.
41:31
Okay, I haven't read all of that.
41:33
So that's one on self differentiation.
41:37
Let's do this one. This one's beautiful too self
41:42
differentiation describes a few processes, but begins with a
41:46
separation from a person's family of origin, as they embark
41:50
on their own journey in life in short, it's growing up, but it's
41:53
not just growing up. It's figuring out who you are in
41:56
developing your own secure identity.
41:59
The Milestone is typically smooth for folks who grow up in
42:02
healthy home. So right here, again let's have
42:05
compassion because the ventral vagal system can also Only
42:09
really be there in to be engaged in an environment that is safe
42:12
and secure or in any way, shape, or form, a person who's able to
42:16
access again, their own love cycle in those moments where
42:20
instead, if you get shame and there's the attached Cry for
42:24
Help collapsed, move these appease your safety behaviors.
42:27
Those adoptive children, the emotions are important, okay?
42:31
Now enough about reading and let's get to little bit of
42:33
talking here, at the end of the day, the indictments will age
42:38
group is About in 2023 and his here to stay which is why we got
42:42
this whole 5D. And when people in the spiritual
42:45
Community, mysticism as a tourism separate themselves from
42:49
our lovely signs, which is what you see them doing.
42:51
As they got a couple of Claire's and they think of things and
42:54
only philosophical terms. So I love that we have that grew
42:57
out. Their Consciousness is a human
42:59
thing, it's called primary and secondary you you read about it
43:03
and Wikipedia again. So secondary is I exist.
43:07
Why do I exist? I'm going to die.
43:08
I don't know. I'm To die most people have
43:10
suffering because they depend their their words and their lips
43:14
and everything on, whatever it is they've read.
43:16
So here's where the enlightenment Soul, HR person
43:18
doesn't pain their lips, meaning we don't depend on some word to
43:23
be able and feel our own body and brain.
43:25
This is the one, the one distinctive factor that you will
43:28
know the feminine. When I say Feminine, it's
43:31
because we are completely. I am presence.
43:35
We don't need to use a word of. I am Spirit or I am whatever.
43:39
I have to use words organized the concepts.
43:41
So the minute you're like for me it was my name.
43:44
I am Maria as I told my biological father when he
43:47
confused me with my twin sister for the 30th time and looked at
43:51
him with a pretty sure it was a look of pissed off.
43:54
Like dude, how you're my parent, you're calling me another name,
43:58
do you not see the difference? Because I mean you know I'm
44:01
another human being here in a different body.
44:03
So here's where, While others will look at these aspects,
44:07
those who are not self differentiated, David as
44:09
somebody I don't even know because he hears the part when
44:13
you are in this body in a way of.
44:15
Yeah, this is who I am. I don't need to say, I'm not
44:18
going to apologize them and I don't need to say anything
44:21
because this is where I'm standing right now, the beauty
44:24
of standing right now with a love cycle, you only got two
44:29
primary emotions, sad and maybe angry anger doesn't stay around
44:35
much for the feminine because we actually get get more and more
44:39
sad as we repeat. As we see people that we know we
44:43
love is we stay where we love them, we continue to trust them,
44:46
we continue to expand with them. As we see people that we love
44:51
shut us down. But see, we don't know that
44:54
their emotions are not in their control and that their implicit
44:57
memory. So all of their adoptive child
44:59
and insecurity parts are coming at us.
45:01
We don't know their their fight flight or freeze or they're
45:04
attached Cry for Help. Collapse them, it please, a
45:06
piece. We don't know why they're being
45:09
envious or jealous or spiteful or vengeful and then you know we
45:13
don't we don't know meaning in our body or like I don't
45:16
understand what you're doing right now.
45:19
It's a really it's like hmm. So we end up going on this
45:22
journey of finding it out with curiosity FYI.
45:27
That's why we grow more sad for people.
45:30
So the sadness for Humanity as you'll hear in upcoming episodes
45:34
like the whole twin flame. It ain't about somebody becoming
45:36
enlightened. If I D, we don't we don't care
45:39
what life you want to live, you live the life you want.
45:41
We actually are happy that you're happy.
45:44
And the aspect that everybody has their own subjective reality
45:47
based on their own emotions. It's also very clear we hear
45:50
people when they speak to us, depending on what tone we know
45:53
where they're at with their life.
45:55
And so again, we're like, okay, yeah, we still don't get why
45:58
you're being in a place of security power and control with.
46:03
I an individual who loves you and so here's that part of why
46:06
trust is not about Telling us the truth.
46:09
Again, we are not the enlightenment.
46:11
So age of person who is in connectedness from the feminine
46:17
and their own masculine one. We all have those same
46:19
energetics entrance but the person who's a whole person is
46:23
the person who's here right now. Like, I we're not, doing said
46:27
group, we're doing something very different.
46:29
It's called bringing the humanity to human beings that
46:32
don't understand. That being in a place of 5D
46:35
unconditionally, loving just means people being able Able to
46:37
know ya. Not everything goes your way.
46:40
We already knew that. When are you going to grow up
46:43
with your emotions? So now we have the psycho
46:45
Educators, who are actually helping and eventually, the
46:48
polyvagal theory will be proven with the Machinery, that is out
46:52
there. Oh, and the lizard story.
46:54
That's I can't wait to hear more about the 4D, because I'm going
46:56
to definitely stay in tune with seeing what they come up with
46:59
us. Zoom world moves forward in a
47:01
way that I'm so sorry that you want to go back and live in
47:04
Forest land, you know, and that you can't accept that you After
47:07
year after year species evolve that we don't get everything
47:11
right the first time around. Uh, hello, did you get
47:14
everything with you? You even now get everything,
47:16
right? Like, this whole idea of
47:17
perfection isn't just to obliviousness apparently from
47:21
the mouth of people who. So when people are dumb down
47:24
it's because their fight flight and freeze is in a I'm not safe
47:29
environment and they're not safe environment.
47:32
Do they keep reflecting it with whatever is their sob story?
47:37
I'm Broken humans are broken. This is whatever it is that
47:40
their belief system, and it doesn't even matter if it's
47:42
family-based because people will move away from their family and
47:45
they'll move into we groups. Oh, I got so many of those we
47:48
groups. I see them all the time.
47:50
They don't feel any secure than yesterday, they keep on spinning
47:54
out. The same piece of information
47:56
and doing the same things. Now some people sick, but they
47:58
manifested the Brazilian billion bucks.
48:00
Yeah, that's great. That's great that they're happy.
48:04
We're happy they got the billion bucks.
48:06
We happy for those who get famous.
48:07
That's that's that's definitely a major Milestone, man.
48:11
What I'm wondering is, how do you feel in your body?
48:14
I'm wondering, are you, are you happy when you wake up?
48:17
Can you actually replicate happiness in your own body?
48:21
Do you actually know how to use your your Chemistry?
48:24
Because it's very straightforward.
48:27
And this is why people who don't understand the whole suffering.
48:30
Pain thing. I love that there's data out
48:32
there. It's not to prove any because we
48:34
don't care about proving anything.
48:36
We just know that in. Our body, we feel good and now
48:40
there's a way that I can explain it.
48:41
It's called the ventral vagal system, State versus being in a
48:45
fight flight or freeze with people who love me.
48:47
They just don't know how to say it.
48:48
In adult words sometimes and I love them.
48:51
I get to learn in time Equanimity.
48:54
Here's where the Twin Flame Journey While others are busy
48:57
talking about each other. Instead of respecting you know
49:01
each other and actually realizing you know, these are
49:05
people our entire oversold, our people Let's stop again.
49:10
Talking about them with the words car makes or Soul
49:14
contracts, or, I mean, even though will keep using those to
49:17
allow those who want to get into this wholeness of being a
49:21
person. Because that's the role is to
49:23
bring it all together. Not just one piece, very boring
49:26
to only do the psychoeducation stuff.
49:29
As I learned with taking the somatic experiencing courses
49:33
that I'm taking, I definitely will embark on my journey of
49:37
adding to me. As a practitioner a coach
49:41
consultant Mentor you know for my one-on-ones and our group
49:44
sessions. But the reality is, I now know.
49:46
So here's I'm going to give you insights those who are in the
49:50
indictment soldier from their feminine, they already know
49:53
you've known your entire life. What you're here to do and
49:55
you're doing it, this is why you wake up every morning and the
49:58
most amazing of amazings of everything you don't have one
50:01
thing that you regret your life, not even want and even those
50:04
things that you may think, it could have been different, you
50:07
already know. It wasn't different.
50:08
There's no reason for me and and FYI I actually can see what I
50:12
learned from it. So the reality is we learn every
50:15
step of the way that looking back there.
50:18
This word regret failure means actually nothing because it's a
50:22
bullshit sentence that is used to look at something with
50:25
criticism, not curiosity, and not with the realization of what
50:29
it actually did bring you. And so, here's where, if I get
50:34
to talk about the topic again with my friend, I'll be curious.
50:37
Once they read all the information.
50:38
Nation but they presented an equation.
50:41
They said well if you're telling me you've never suffered then
50:43
you can never claim to have been happy and I really answer that
50:47
because I didn't have the data to explain.
50:49
I'm not making a statement based on a concept.
50:52
I'm making a statement based on physiology based on the new
50:56
Neuroscience based on the new psychoeducation based on
50:58
technology that is showing this very thing that we don't have to
51:03
suffer. When said grew set it to a
51:05
professor, he got told no and he didn't have the Woody to
51:09
describe or explain and or in fact, I plan on organizing this
51:13
suffering and pain thing in a way that can be traceable.
51:17
So that I may present it time again and again and again
51:20
because it's important to know this is not a concept.
51:23
This is one from personal experience to it is something
51:26
that is proven, it's being proven now that people still
51:29
don't buy into it. This is where.
51:31
And here's the third thing, though, it's bullshit to compare
51:33
the past the present as I was saying because if I have 70%
51:38
more, Man beings da again, lions bears, tigers mean, nothing,
51:42
especially when all of these human beings they have weapons.
51:47
And so, our bodies, which are an intelligence, which people keep
51:51
on ignoring, even the lovely psycho Educators, who think?
51:54
They know everything, like that. One, dude, who had a gazillion
51:56
million ways to contest the polyvagal theory.
51:59
Shit and told me exactly how they plan on being a
52:02
psychologist, which is by laying their patient down and then with
52:06
their little notebook. I mean, the way they Grab that.
52:09
It reminds me of the person that chose to become a lawyer.
52:11
Why? So here's all you need to do.
52:13
Go grab the identity of whoever knows where they read it.
52:16
They look. So they dreamed about becoming
52:19
that and now that's their image and they said oh, but I want to
52:22
help people. Wow, that's how you and I see
52:24
that. That's how you want to help
52:25
people very cool. You want to torture people
52:29
because the reality is, if you get a patient in there that has
52:32
trauma to a degree where their body cannot lay down, you're
52:35
making them suffer relive their trauma and you've done.
52:38
Nothing for them because that's where talk therapy does not.
52:41
See if a person is that obtuse of awful the body's not
52:45
intelligent? Yes it is.
52:47
So, our body knows at this poem moment in time and it has been
52:51
evolving because that's what happens to us and any species
52:55
that lives the ability to be in this.
52:59
Maybe even the ventral Eagle came to be that this is why
53:02
comparing, you know, they'll get the researchers will always do
53:05
this because they are actually fond of Out the in-depth stuff,
53:10
and that's their job. And that's why, you know, again
53:13
we won't be one note yours. Not only one Soul age group for
53:17
reasons, but the bodies of all of our lovely people.
53:21
As we move forward, we'll be in a way of being able to vibe in
53:26
this Enlightenment in this 5D. And this unconditional loving
53:30
place because it's all about mindfulness meditation.
53:34
Again, these are all trending topics breathwork.
53:36
I see these keep seeing a bunch of different practitioners and
53:39
they are all parts of a whole, the ones who are whole are the
53:44
ones who keep embracing, okay? We're more than one thing.
53:48
So, for me, for example, I bring to you the mind, the heart and
53:53
the body, and I actually have been able to add and finishing
53:57
up to be able and add effectively the body in a way
54:01
that integrates for those who want to be in their 5D's of a
54:05
enlightened State of Consciousness who want to be in
54:07
their Lightman. Wager who want to be infinite
54:10
higher human consciousness. Not some person of only one
54:13
tradition or another or another because you know, really life is
54:17
not one thing people, it's just not plus.
54:20
Again, the OneNote means that their masculine is any person
54:24
who does not love our species unconditionally, and does not
54:29
see where we're at. It's not about belief, I'm
54:32
saying consciously. So when secondary Consciousness
54:36
is applicable, The Human Condition and those of us who
54:39
are in Enlightenment. So age group, we don't call it a
54:42
dilemma for reason, we actually see the dismantling as it
54:46
happens. And then we see what it brought
54:49
as growth. And so, we know and understand
54:52
this is how Consciousness expands and we can then trace it
54:56
back to and to close up with the lovely and light mental age
55:01
group. And this is why with our twin
55:03
flames and soulmates and over. So, we ain't busy looking at
55:07
where they're going or We don't care again where they go either
55:11
we walk together. We don't you make up your mind.
55:13
We don't really, we're not invested in what you want to do.
55:16
We're not here to be your parent.
55:18
In fact, that's not far far from it and, and we don't want you to
55:23
be our parent. So we actually are just sad
55:27
again about that. Middle trust where they do not
55:30
have the ability people to see their emotions.
55:33
So they reactiveness. And they're poking Us in the.
55:36
I like my attachment. And and then you know, at the
55:39
end of the day, though, when you'll hear we even come to the
55:42
arrival of realizing, it's not sad, it's only sad because I see
55:46
Things. They Dont see it, they're happy
55:47
they're fine, they were there right in their book.
55:51
They are right. And so this is where in those
55:54
moments of where you will, remember people who you love,
55:58
they showed lack of trust in your love, for them your love
56:02
meaning. I want your well-being.
56:03
What do you think? I would want?
56:05
Okay, so when you can use the word tactic, Anytime a person
56:10
has come to me, and it's happened.
56:12
Very few times in my life. And when it has though, this is
56:16
where I've learned how to evaluate those pointing of
56:20
fingers. And the evaluation I've learned
56:24
thanks to my oversold pieces, how to just stand back in
56:27
silence. Because the poking is something
56:31
that is of their, right? They can use the word tactic.
56:34
What I know just happened is trust was not built and you've
56:37
proven to me me that you don't trust me, which means there is
56:40
no relationship because we cannot relate to each other if
56:44
we're not in a safe environment and trust is necessary.
56:48
So lack of trust means you do not trust in me to have your
56:52
best interest and therefore whatever words.
56:54
You know, so this is why we're not even bothered with the
56:56
poking in the eye, or the nose were like shit.
56:59
You just made a very, very huge accusation.
57:05
On what I would want for you, which means there's not a
57:09
relationship here, there's nothing.
57:11
There's two people here. That's all there are, they're
57:14
strangers. That's it.
57:17
And when we're sad about it, we will look at that.
57:20
And know, you know what? At the end of the day, this is
57:22
your opinion out there is because they don't trust, you
57:24
know. So we're able to be in that
57:26
prefrontal cortex again, very easily and to just relate to the
57:29
emotion, of course, it's in pain because we do trust.
57:32
Our loved ones, we don't question.
57:35
Motives, not even a little bit even when they're envious
57:37
jealous or when they do Revenge. Oh yeah, that one is really
57:41
interesting when you're able to see that somebody on spite
57:45
purpose, like literally they're trying to dagger you right into
57:50
the heart man, that that will be Unforgettable for me, those
57:53
moments Unforgettable. Because every moment it was
57:56
like, wow, that's like you actually wish that I suffer and
58:01
it's not about a suffering. We're like that's just so sad.
58:05
That you can't use your words again.
58:07
We love words that you will result to this, and we don't
58:11
think of it as anything more than something that, again, it's
58:15
fear, and it's hurt. And that's really all it is.
58:18
It's hurt, and it makes us very sad, but not sad to, we're
58:24
really going God, because the suffering is where you add.
58:26
The story know, it's just sad because the person you love will
58:29
with intense, try to hurt your feelings because they're
58:32
hurting. So that means again, there's no
58:34
trust you're not. Should be trusting that I can
58:36
help or I can be a supporter that we can work on it.
58:38
There's there's nothing there. So we don't really, you know,
58:41
again, life is where we're breathing the thoughts and
58:45
emotions. They're not of any existential
58:48
consequence. They are things.
58:50
We actually love to explore with Krishna Lila.
58:55
She even Kali and we learn to thanks to our twin flames are
58:58
soulmates or oversold. Every single one of the people
59:01
that we've ever met in our entire life will be a part of
59:03
our wow. Ow that's why when the person
59:06
says so you know not not I wouldn't say that but you know I
59:10
was ready to answer you know if that's how you feel about it.
59:12
Then I'm fine with saying that I don't feel happy or sad because
59:15
the reality is we are in the land of neutral.
59:19
We are able to be in this land of neutral with that lovely
59:23
neocortex. We're in the here.
59:24
Now, we're able to see our implicit memory stuff, the
59:27
enlightenment till a jury person in the 5dc, the feminine because
59:31
we're our own heard, our heard. We accept our heard, however,
59:34
they come, But we're our own heard when it comes to how we're
59:37
evaluating our own thoughts and emotions.
59:40
And here's where again, this French eat itself.
59:42
We already differentiated self who is able to be mindful, mine
59:47
site, who is able to be inventive, a go State, we don't
59:50
suffer because when we're in our emotions, we have a love cycle
59:52
and were able to be functional adults.
59:54
Forgiving new ones and were always in a state of
59:56
physiological from compassion. So however you want to put it,
1:00:00
we're not living The Saga story, with our loved ones.
1:00:03
We are just able to say, you know, No, it is what it is.
1:00:06
So if I have to break it down to where somebody would say, well
1:00:09
then you don't have any emotions fine.
1:00:11
If that's how you want to equate it.
1:00:12
That's good to me because neutrality apparently, is that
1:00:16
Stillness? So Stillness is zero.
1:00:18
Apparently that will mean no emotions, but that's not true
1:00:21
because you do have emotions. However, if we have to make the
1:00:24
equation, we won't have any issue making it.
1:00:26
Because at the end of the day, this is actually what it means
1:00:31
to those who don't know how to access their own land of.
1:00:35
So all of the other sole troops, that's why they all have sagas,
1:00:38
that's why they all do suffering.
1:00:40
That's why they don't think you can maintain a vibration of
1:00:43
Enlightenment. And that's why a lot of other 3D
1:00:45
4D stories are out there too. And doesn't matter what
1:00:49
psychoeducation will be presented.
1:00:50
Again, not everybody is going to go and embark on their
1:00:54
Enlightenment so age group Journey because most people, by
1:00:56
the way are doing what they do with Enlightenment to wear a
1:00:59
little batch mindfulness, they're all wearing badges.
1:01:01
They're all trying to rewrite their trying to fix themselves.
1:01:04
So there Not even aware that they don't need fixing that
1:01:07
they're amazing, how they are. What they can do is become their
1:01:11
grown-up version. They move it out of their
1:01:14
adoptive child and just began to say, wait a minute, this emotion
1:01:17
here, I can tend to it and do that again and again again, oh
1:01:21
yes. I do have a group that tends to
1:01:23
meet you. They don't think the same way I
1:01:25
do, but that's okay. That doesn't mean I'm unworthy.
1:01:27
So to use attachment trauma to use the stuff that they're
1:01:31
coming out and actually become the Beautiful.
1:01:35
Full version of you. So functional adults,
1:01:38
Enlightenment, they're one in the same, the difference for
1:01:40
those of us with Claire's. So those of us who are the
1:01:44
feminine of ourselves, the I am presence because there will be
1:01:48
Claire's for those individuals. The masculine will come at their
1:01:52
Enlightenment by doing a whole other Journey, but the feminine
1:01:56
will have clears. And that is why we are always in
1:02:01
our bunch of legal and accepting.
1:02:03
We're never vulnerable. In the sense of feeling that
1:02:06
being with somebody is unsafe, even if they're in their
1:02:09
biological rudeness, we're only going to perceive unsafety.
1:02:14
And this has happened to me a few times when it's physically
1:02:17
life-threatening, What I mean by physically life-threatening not
1:02:31
an attack because that would be like very clear.
1:02:34
What I mean is that there are motives behind person's
1:02:40
presence. And the best way I can describe
1:02:43
it, whenever this has taken place is that there's just it's
1:02:49
like knowing the behind-the-scenes.
1:02:50
Okay. So it's a very specific energy.
1:02:55
This is not this person doesn't have in mind what I have in
1:03:00
mind. I'm just going to put it that
1:03:01
way. So the few times that those
1:03:04
moments took place where enough for me to just one, always pay
1:03:07
attention to my gut and notice if I ever felt this and whenever
1:03:11
I feel anything that makes me feel uncomfortable to that, to
1:03:15
that extent. I will leave.
1:03:17
I will leave the premises. I will, you know, move away.
1:03:20
I will see where my friends are, you know, so this is where
1:03:23
again. It's very easy for us to notice
1:03:26
that and it's not based on stereotypes or generalizations,
1:03:32
none of that we do acknowledge also our own biases based on
1:03:37
social influence soap, FYI, to be continued another
1:03:41
conversations, but the point I was trying to say is that the
1:03:44
person who is here in that indictment still, a troop that
1:03:48
functional adults in the fight, be seen us is a person who is
1:03:51
always safe, even if people are in their biological roots.
1:03:55
And that we actually as a family with their own, masculine tend
1:03:59
to accept and see we feel they're fragmented part and we
1:04:04
look to bring Harmony if it's not accessible, it's because
1:04:08
obviously the protector does not appreciate.
1:04:12
And really what it is, is that an unsafe body will be
1:04:15
consistently triggered emotionally because they don't
1:04:18
believe in safety with people. So this is again to be continued
1:04:21
and more conversations. In the meantime, have a
1:04:24
Beautiful day.