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Daniela Bumann – Gliding You Home · Destination Unlimited with Victor Fuhrman

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My name is Victor Furman. Some call me the Voice. I've always been
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fascinated with human nature, spirituality, science and the crossroads at which they meet.
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Join me now and we will explore these topics and so much more with
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fascinating guests, authors and experts who will guide us to Destination unlimited. What
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may humanity learn from the wisdom and experience of our closest marine relatives, the
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dolphins. My guest this week on Destination Unlimited, Danielle Booman, amid personal
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challenges, forged a profound connection with the highly intelligent and intuitive dolphin consciousness,
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unraveling the secrets that lie within our spiritual potential. Her story serves as a
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testament to the boundless possibilities of the human spirit. Daniella, a Swiss native
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based in California, is a corporate consultant, international teacher, transformational speaker,
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life coach, and evolutionary consciousness guide. Her insights and teachings open new pathways
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for change, helping individuals tap into their spiritual potential and fostering greater unity on
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Earth. Her website is Vibrantlivingnow dot org, and she joins me to share
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her path and new book, Gliding you home a dolphin's dream of a new
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Earth. Please join me in welcoming to destination unlimited. Daniella Booman, Welcome,
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Daniella, Thank you so much. Victor, welcome to you. It's
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a pleasure to be here. Daniella. Please share your early path and how
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it led to your calling and work. Okay, So, first of all,
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I am an immigrant. I'm a Swiss native. And so I was
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born in Switzerland in a town called Sauceball and of a little over two hundred
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and fifty people, by a midwife. And my mom said that just like
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my birth, my personality was quite the same way. I came through with
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a vengeance, like places to go, people to see, things to accomplish.
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So yes, I was born and raised in Switzerland, and I from
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an early age had a strong connection to Mother Earth and to my surroundings and
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to my surroundings, and I felt a very strong interconnectedness to all that was
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and was very turned on by life. And I was always very puzzled when
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I looked around and I saw people were more functioning in an automated state of
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being. And how did your father's example open you to unlimited possibilities? Well,
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my dad. So my parents were entrepreneurs. My mom was very much
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the structure person and my dad was the philosopher and businessman, and so he
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would very often alert us when we were going through nature walks in the Highlands
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and he would like take us through the forest and then he would tell us
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quiet, children, listen, and then we would have to listen to the
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birds and to the wind and to two different elements that were all around us.
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And for me, that was deeply impressive to my entire psycho spiritual system.
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So my dad in many ways really embedded the power of presence within me
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that when you work from a present state of being, the unlimited, unlimitedness
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of the universe around you is just absolutely dynamic. So it was I think
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that that had a lot to do with it, which then later on years
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later also led me to want to come to the United States as an explorer
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of or adventurer of consciousness and as a citizen of planet Earth. You know,
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it was very exciting to me to explore what was out there. Would
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you refer to your father there was more to life than what I saw?
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Yes? Would you refer to your father as a Yes? In many ways,
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I think I would and how did he manifest that? Well, you
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know, he was born as probably number fourteen of you know, fifteen children,
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wow, from a very poor family. Well poor there were farmers.
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They had everything they needed. Really they they were very rich because they had
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music. And so they grew up singing music and so did I and playing
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the accordion on the piano. And so my dad just had this incredible light
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about him. And he had the spark in his eyes up to about six
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months before his passing. And that spark was this little mischievous light of what's
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next, what's next to explore. And so my dad had an incredible trust
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of how, you know, how life would evolve and presented opportunities. And
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he mom and a dad build a business, you know, going door to
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door. And he always told us, he said, it's like God is
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telling me where to go go over here here Eloi's or go over there.
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And he was a good listener. You know, I had to learn a
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lot more about that later on. He was a very good listener because he
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just did it, you know. So it's just his perception and his intuitiveness
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about life. He felt a tremendous connection and because of that, he was
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also hyper sensitive as well. But the interconnectedness of all of things was something
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that he always had that added a different level of intensity to growing up in
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that family than you know if you grow up in a perhaps more of a
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conventional family. So my dad saw nuances absolutely. And how did your corporate
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career enzue? Well, I've from a very early age. I would read,
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in my very early teens, I would read books like shiksa Shaws which
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means Destiny as a Chance by Tortwald Deadliftsen, which is a German author.
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And so I very much always studied psychology and Freud and Young and Hegel and
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you know, the different philosophers. And I was just always extremely curious,
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and so I started to study personality profiles and communications types. And when I
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the second time I came over to this country to actually stay here, I
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realized the difference between the United States and Switzerland of mentality. It was much
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more drastic than I thought, Victor. The figure speeches were different, the
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mentality was different. I have a quite good sense of humor, except at
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the beginning nobody seemed to laugh at my jokes, and so I had to
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really learn and use my spiritual and psychological skills to adapt to successfully integrate,
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and that that fed my passion of team building, communication, uh, peace
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making or mediating, you know, mediating. It's like I often function as
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a translator, you know. To hence I started to write books. I
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started to create different kind of materials in a corporate setting, also as a
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life and a life mastery coach and career coach, because of my passion to
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explore the infinite potential that we that we that we carry really within us.
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And you're making and breaking it down in such a way where it combines the
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left brain and the right brain and it creates a holistic way of perceiving,
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functioning, and expanding our sensory perception to then expand into the greater ethers of
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our of our universe. Absolutely, please tell us about your first book,
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actually series of books, High Performance Without Pain? Was this born from personal
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experience? Yes? So, the book High Performance Without Pain, a seven
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step blueprint to reclaim your vibrant life and get even more done, came about
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through, first of all, twenty some years of coaching. And even though
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I used a variety of modalities from mindfulness, meditation, to question aires to
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personality profiles, et cetera, et cetera. It wasn't until I really started
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to incorporate those seven habits, which are seven character qualities that they would also
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perhaps call in Buddhism, that I started to see a palpable internal shift in
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my corporate clients that were, you know, fortune five hundred clients and people
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from every walk of life. And so, having burned the candle at both
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ends, I was building a business coaching seminars retreats in Switzerland, while I
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was also taking care of my parents and was the case manager, so to
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speak, because I made sure that they were able to maintain at home till
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the end of their life, and so there was always a lot to take
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care of. My brother was involved in their care and managing the different careacters
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because they were living caregivers, and my sisters were just peripherally involved. But
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I was the one kind of managing everything. And so I would often travel
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back and forth across the pond three four times, like every three or four
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months a year, and so there was a lot of jet lag building of
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my business over there or leading seminars pretty much wearing every hat that you that
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you can wear. The negotiated a seminar leader, the spiritual teacher, the
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communicator, the caregiver, the one that yelled at the caregivers, applauded the
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caregivers, talked to the doctors. You get the idea. So what ended
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up happening I twenty fourteen. I was back here in the United States,
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and I was preparing for a keynote. However, suddenly I could barely move
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my arms, my legs, and the energizer that had been on the hero's
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journey he realized that the hero doesn't have limits, and so I was faced
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with those limits, and from those limits, I was able to then deepen
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and expand the seven habits that I talk about in the book, which is
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presence and judgment, awareness, acceptance and belonging, compassionate action which is about
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leaving no part behind, equanimity and communication, curiosity and goal achievement, and
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patience and transformation of the ego not they all have subtitles. But I realized
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as I was having to sit for hours on end because I could not rush
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this journey of healing, because this virus had attacked my my nervous system.
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And so what happened was as life happens, I have sat a thousand hours
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in the stillness of the moment, reflecting in its pace. But I realized
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that it never seems to go anywhere else but here. So when I explored
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these habits at this deeper level is when I ended up starting to put the
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book tangibly together. Of course, it is a culmination of a client experiences
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and having actually taken them through the book. The book is based on a
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gentleman that I was the CEO of a fortune five hundred company, and the
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way he found me was through burnout and a referral, and he could barely
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function anymore because he had pushed himself to the extreme, like many high performers
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tend to do so. Once an individual grasps even just the first habit,
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which is a foundation at the house, it doesn't matter what problems or challenges
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there may be, because when you bring presents to that second, to that
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moment, it will then reveal its message to you, and if you're present,
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you will be able to receive it. This is for anyone in business,
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correct, Yes, this is for anyone in business. Yes, it's
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for anyone in business. The seven habits are very much about looking through at
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your life through a different lens. When you work with habit to judgment awareness,
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you know, really becoming aware of those judgments. But it has a
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very practical slant to it, so it's it's not just Okay, these are
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my judgments, and no, I'm going to work on my judgments. It
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really goes to a deeper realm of understand ending and then the whole book always
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comes back to a compassionate action state for yourself and all those involved. So
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it's always about creating a unism within everywhere you are walking or where you're working.
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What inspired your latest book, Gliding You Home, and how did your
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connection with dolphin consciousness influence the creation of this book? Well, that's I
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love the question. The dolphins, the dolphin consciousness there, they were really
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the main instigators. But what happened was in twenty eighteen, after both of
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my parents had passed, I had another bout, another flare up of these
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of this virus that had attacked my nervous system, and in many ways it
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was also burning up much of the old and was updating. It's just like
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a computer system would updating and needing the time to integrate while I'm still in
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the body versus in the past people may have left it. And so I
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was going through a phase where I had NonStop nerve pain and I'm not good
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with medicine. I have a joke and it's kind of goes like this,
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I'll make a horrible drug addict because I don't I can't take a whole lot.
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So I felt like I was at my wits end basically, and I
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was sitting and I literally, Now you have to understand, I was very
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much used to being able to monitor and manage my own emotional, physical energy
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mentally through my through discipline and practices. So when I'm saying I couldn't do
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that anymore, you know, I was really like I felt like I was
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at a wits end. Now I'm not talking about suicidal, that's not at
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all. I'm talking about I just couldn't had the pain. And so literally
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I slipped to the other side. Suddenly I found myself. And that's where
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slipping to the other side, and I talk about that in the first part
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of the book comes in because it was a poetic redemption of that experience where
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suddenly I did feel picked up by the dolphin consciousness and they were showing me
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a completely different world and It wasn't like I just went into a meditative state.
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I slipped to the other side. And then when I came back,
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it was pretty shocking because many of those filters had been were lifted, but
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I found myself back in my body. So, you know, after that,
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there was a lot of integrating that needed to take place and upgrading of
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the information, and they pretty much kept on insisting that I would write this
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book. Their energy is very loving and playful. Yeah, however also quite
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directive, and I guess I've been described the same way. They're very directive,
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you know. So I started to finally agree that I would write this
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book. And because it was it wasn't something it was something very close to
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my heart, and so so to put that out into the written word for
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the public was like, you know, it wasn't something I chose to do,
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really, but I followed the calling and so they pretty much gave me
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the outline of everything right from the get go. I must share with our
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listeners that your book is a beautiful, prosaic streme of consciousness of this wonderful
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information that the dolphins shared with you. You know, in my limited physical
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connection with dolphins, I sensed communication with them on the level that transcends words
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were spoken language. What did they share with you about this, Well,
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what they shared with me about that really was that their big message really is
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about unity, and it really is about going to that next level mindset,
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you know, and the higher evolution of who we are. So really,
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what they are giving in many ways is tremendous transformational steps to let go of
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these old paradigms. And they were doing it as a lyrical guide to ascension
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of the New Earth. And they're doing it in such a way where they
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are weaving in the information as you're reading it, and they're not even expecting
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you to understand everything, but they know that you're the deeper part of who
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you are will transcend the limitation of mind and the intellect. So it's it
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really, it goes from from the disconnection of humanity to the spiritual heart opening
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two patterns no more. It pretty much is like it's it's like you're you're
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on a journey with them and they're guiding you through it. However, you
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can also just open the book anyplace and use it as a as an orgle,
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which I didn't realize until I actually had the book in my hands.
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But they are really describing the steps of ascension and what living in the now
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looks and feels like. And of course their world, Victor is it is
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very, very immersive. Like I. Sometimes I have to take a break
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because by increasingly working with them, I became increasingly sensitized even more to my
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sensory perception. And a big part of their message is the importance of humanity
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to increase the sensory perceptions on every level, not just the sixth sense,
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the five senses, so we can start to feel the interconnectedness of all that
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is because when we do, our relationship changes. It's no longer the same
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relationship, because how would you How could you relate to a tree and heard
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the tree if you are sensing the tree's energy, right. I tried to
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explain to them that, because I said to them it was getting a bit
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much for me to write the book by feeling everything. Even I've always experienced
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sort of life in living colors as a very dynamic state of being, and
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I've always had to sort of tune down and slow down and explain everything and
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the way I was perceiving it. And when I was explaining that to them,
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working with them was increasing that even more. They were saying, but
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isn't it beautiful? And because they didn't really understand that the human doesn't experience
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that. Right you speak, you speak metaphorically about this transition as the surface
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to the depth of the ocean water. How does this represent a shift from
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a consciousness state to a deeper, more subconscious level. It basically almost means
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like a washing away of what you of what you knew before, and it's
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taking you to that next level. It's like shifting and pivoting you, almost
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like you're if you're watching a dolphin go come up out of the water and
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twirling, and it's like sliding you into and pivoting you into that next state
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of consciousness. My guest is Daniella Bowman. Her book is called Gliding You
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Home. Daniella, please tell our listeners well that can get your book,
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your website and everything else about you wonderful. Thank you. My website is
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Vibrant Living Now dot org and that's dot org, dot com, Vibrant Livingnow
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dot org and you can find me on social media. My books are available
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on Amazon and also I Think online through Barns and Nobles and the different other
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big bookseller websites, and my email is info at Vibrant Living Now dot org
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if you would like to reach out with a personal questions for programs, coaching,
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trainings, corporate than otherwise and we'll be back with more of Daniela after
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lifestyle. Back on Destination Unlimited. My guest this week as Danielle Booman her
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new book Gliding You Home, Daniella. The concept of living in the now
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is a recurring theme in the book. How does embracing this state contribute to
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personal growth and our ability to connect on deeper levels with the world around us
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well? Living in the now in the way that the dolphins are explaining it
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is very much an unprogrammed state of being. There is so much explanation of
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what living in the now is supposed to be like, of course by many
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other sources outside of myself, besides myself living from moment to moment to you
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know. But the bottom line is, we oftentimes bring in a past,
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a past term consciousness in in living in the present moment, and so in
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the way that the Dolphin consciousness is relating to it is really is kind of
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piggybacking on the last question that you ask me. When you take that leap
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and you transcend to that next level, that you start to leave those old
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paradigms behind, and you start to relate to yourself and to your life experience
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primarily from the now moment and not attached to the future or to a past
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moment. And as your book discusses the importance of releasing old patterns and beliefs,
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can you provide some practical steps for readers to effectively shed the layers of
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past conditioning and allow for growth and evolution m HM. So, in order
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to let go of past conditioning, it's very important to go into a go
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into a meditative state, first of all, and as you are, for
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example, inhaling, you're inhaling three deep breaths of present time consciousness, and
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you're dropping from your head into your heart and body wisdom, allowing your nervous
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system to simply decompress and relax and connect with Mother Earth, grounding your energy
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into a state of now here. And as you do that, you are
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allowing your mind to open. So if you picture a small circle right,
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and you imagine that's the monkey mind going in a circle, the programmed mind,
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the monkey mind that attaches to every thought, that is overattached to thinking,
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every thought is urgent. But now imagine that you are taking that circle,
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and you're going counter clockwise. In your mind's eye, you're going very
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slowly counterclock up wise. You can even weave in different colors as they're coming
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to you intuitively. And then from that place, start to expand and go
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against that wormhole of your own consciousness and expand and open, open, open,
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open, until you see a white gap and opening. And when you
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look out of that white gap opening, you see the present state of being,
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in the now in which you can move, which you can move into.
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And just by setting that intention and not obsessing over past patterns, you
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can start to end slowly or quickly move through a deep breath, just like
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the dolphins would a deep bellow, and you move out into the other side.
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And when you get to that other side, you may at the beginning
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feel sense and see avoid and you allow yourself to become comfortable in that void
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until things start to crystallize and new and your reality starts to sort itself naturally
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through your spiritual heart and your mind's eye, and that will set the intention
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and the experience for the left and the right brain to embrace the pivot or
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a shift into it the new paradigm as you are learning to practice to go
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back and fourth between those two realities. Beautiful, thank you so much for
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them. You're welcome. One of my personal patterns, based upon my relationship
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with my father, became people pleasing. When I was eight years old,
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he became ill. I never felt loved by him before that time, and
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he became ill and I became part of his caretaking team with my mother,
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and for the first time I felt that he loved me, and it wired
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in my young mind this concept that if you take care of others, when
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you serve others, you will be loved and that let me do becoming a
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people pleaser for most of my life until a point where pleasing others at the
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detriment of myself became a major challenge and I had to learn to stop.
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And I had to learn to say the word no, which was very hard
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for me to say. And this generated a poem which came through me.
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May I share that with you? I would love it. It's called the
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healing power of no. A time comes for choosing rather than losing the essence
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that makes us sow and in the bestowing. There's power in knowing the freedom
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that comes with no. When said with compassion, not angry, in fashion
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and letting the self love flow, there's a sense of renewing and deep soul
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imbuing the awareness that comes with no. So with gentle voice and the power
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of choice and the courage to make it so, I'm still here, my
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friends. There's no means in this end, just the healing that comes with
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no. Beautiful Yes. Boundaries are so important, aren't they? Boundaries are
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so important? And that's where the dolphins talk a lot about that. I
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says, it's so precious, that is absolutely proud love it. If you
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would email me that absolutely well. I would love to share that with my
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clients. Absolutely, very precious. That's where the first book comes in,
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Victor with the seven habits, because in a habit three, which is acceptance
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and belonging, belonging right, belong d loved me, I'm eighty years old,
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I finally feel loved. You feel loved now you've you felt like you
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belonged? Right? Absolutely right? And for that how many are sold and
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are selling their souls right? Never been taught different? So dolphins talk a
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lot about the importance of developing the different spiritual and character qualities in order for
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the full soul, self, unresistant flow state, and liquid mind to become
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manifest in the physical form of the human. Okay, And because so often
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the human tries to assent to whatever spiritual levels without having developed the personality of
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the human and is dismissing the development and the necessity of self mastery. Right,
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like the like the quote, no man is master of himself. Who
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is not master is not master who is not master of himself? Right,
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And so what you're describing there really is that step to self mastery, to
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saying now I have the right right and that comes hence the habits in order
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through acceptance of whatever you are and then the belonging we are then in compassionate
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action of the first book. In compassionate action, you then learned to not
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just be compassionate, but to take actual action steps in reference in reference to
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that, because when you are aware of your worth and your purpose and what
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you're here to do, so much ends up then changing. And that's where
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the dolphins talk about the voice of joyflow. Right, How did that make
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you feel victor when you what kind of quality did that bring out in you?
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When you ended up feeling that you could say no, it brought about
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the sense of self love. Yeah, self love, self love, self
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joy, you know all of that. And when we start to learn through
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joy versus pain, right, and hence the dolphin and real wisdom, the
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development of the liquid mind and that flow state that that brings about, right,
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creating this state of inner equanimity, of flow of compassion because you are
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against truly starting to see yourself as part of the micro micro organism. Right,
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you're starting to move them from non resistance, I mean, from resistance
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to a deeper state of non resistance and acceptance and self worth and self worth
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may I read a short poem out of my book. Absolutely this just seems
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to really call to me to read, and this is one of my favorite
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parts. Here is actually at the end of gliding you home a dolphin stream
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of a new Earth. But I think it really fits into what we're talking
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about with acceptance and boundary setting. And you know the original question you had.
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So the title is the Voice of Joy Flow. I am your guide
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to eternity, and along the way, we float readily down and down the
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stream, merely merely down the flow, while releasing resistance to all of your
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human dreams. I am not physical in nature, but I am an energy
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of utter abundance, inviting all of you to play day to day. It's
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not difficult. You see, when you have engaged all of your creativity and
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your multisensory perception, you can then tap into the stream of what is alive,
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momentarily letting go of what resists and is not conductive to that flow and
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use it as the ultimate conduit around rivers and rocks, or to actualize or
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materialize your highest aspirations, inspirations that have been breathed into you from high above.
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It is all the call of your destiny. Thank you for sharing your ocean
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My guest this week is Danielle Booman. We're talking about her book Gliding
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You Home, Daniella. The idea of emotion messengers, that's eh, motion
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messengers suggests that feelings are personal guides. How can individuals better understand and embrace
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their emotions as guides in their personal journeys? Well, you, as you
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probably know. When we grow up right, the boys are encouraged not to
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cry because crying is weak and girls are sometimes allowed to cry, but it's
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not Emotions are not looked upon as something good or powerful, and it ends
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up from a very early age we end up going into a repressed step within
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our emotional awareness. Of course this varies from individual to individual, but we
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end up repressing a lot of our emotional insights. Hence you know the term
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emotional intelligence. Sometimes I work with clients in their forties, fifties, sixties,
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and they may have multiple degrees, but their emotional awareness is really not
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not being brought up to par by a long shot, because they've not really
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known how to tap into that. So Emotions as Messengers really in a very
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lyrical and on the other hand, very practical way. Within Gliding You Home
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talks about the importance that when emotions are repressed, they get depressed and they
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start to sit within the body system. They become rigid and tight, and
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they start to sit within within the muscles, and its worst, it can
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even create diseases where we're just not paying attention to the inner signals, to
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the red flags, and so Emotions as Messengers really dives very deeply into what
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that looks like when you are starting to trust that emotional, that emotionally intelligent
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heart within you that beats every step along the way, and that when you
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learn to trust it to what extent, that it can actually to what extent
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it can actually take you. So emotions as messengers is it was It was
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actually quite an emotional segment to the talk about and how often or to write
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about, how often do we shoot the messenger right in this in this case
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our emotions right, and yet the heart indeed is really just a guardian of
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our tears, right, So we were allowing the river there of to find
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its own organic way to flow through you and naturally out the other way.
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You're in a different pod because you've not stayed in your old stream of consciousness.
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So but you know, our tendency oftentimes really is to get very heavy
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and go into the monkey mind and you know, pretending that the emotions are
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not there. So it addresses components of feeling lost and what it means to
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actually address emotions and to use them as a power tool in order to regain
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what I call your power center. So this particular chapter does talk about how
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am I going to be able to address my emotions and use them as an
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inner compass in a way that makes me feel empowered, not in a way
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where it makes me feel disempowered, in a way that I can learn how
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to work with grief, in a way that I can learn how to work
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with passion or forgiveness, and to calm that that inner critic and that chatter
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voice that goes on in the in our mind or in our monkey mind.
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So it really is asking you to take heart and gaining momentum and personal power
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as you as you learn to shift gears from your intellectual, mental, emotional,
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and spiritual state so you can more readily pivot and shift those gears and
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perhaps go the neutral instead of being an emotional reactivity. We often tend to
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explain feelings mentally and instead of just allowing them to speak up for themselves.
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So this chapter encourages you to and teaches you how to do that. And
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the dolphins shared with you the secret chambers of your being, exploring the hidden
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chambers within the heart. What do these chambers represent? Well, these these
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chambers were present in many ways. You know, like Indiana Jones, You
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know how he was on the on the hunt for the Holy Grail. Right,
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So in order to us to assent on these higher plateaus of our consciousness
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and as we are preparing for a for a new world which some of will
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be will be going on to and others won't be. But it is about
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going through these passage ways, so different chambers will light up. You know.
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It's imagine if you're going through a tunnel and you are lighting the flashlight
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into different corners, and there's different components that are going to light up,
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like in like in a spooky show, or you know, like they have
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at Universal Studios or whatnot during Halloween for example. And so when you graduate
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onto different levels, there will be different things that are lit up within the
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core of your the secret chambers of your heart that you will start to know
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about when you get there. But for that you have to pass through these
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different phases, because the Holy Rail is not just therefore the taking. You
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have to be able to walk through that path and within your own life,
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in your own way, graduate to those next level, to that next level,
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and then they will reveal themselves. So there is still so much to
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explore within within your own human psyche and far beyond, and the secret chambers
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of your of your being will give you an entry way on how to do
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that. Oh, may humanity embrace next level mindset what you call incension mm
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hmm. So in in Gliding You Home, you know, I do talk
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about that next level mindset right and spiritual ascension. And and then in in
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my book High Performance Without Pain, it outlines you know, the strategies basically
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right. And but what it will do is it will help individuals that seek
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that journey to evolve their consciousness and and then achieve you know that that personal
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growth. So it will explore the spiritual dimensions of your personal growth as a
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as a blueprint for for vibrant living and the connection that we all share,
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the human connection independently of of of political orientations or what's going on on our
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on our worthly stage. So by integrating the the these two different approaches,
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individuals can evolve their consciousness and achieve a holistic personal growth. And Gliding Your
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Home touches on the concept of deep compassion and surrender. Please elaborate on how
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embracing vulnerability and surrender is akin to exploring an endless ocean of sacred treasures.
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I love how you put that, Yes, So deep compassion and a surrender
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is really about allowing. The whole book is really about allowing and surrender and
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allowing your humanity to come forth, allowing it to show up and to be
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there and to be able to work and live much more from a liquid state
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of awareness and then perception and an integration and then a resonance and then manifestation.
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So for that to take place, a deeper level of compassion needs to
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be allowed. So the question of what am I allowing in my life,
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and the plus or minus and and or what am I disallowing in my life
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can really bring forth components of your humanity that that otherwise couldn't be there because
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you're you're You're you're creating a clean slate for yourself to show up in and
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to surrender. If you were to imagine a pot of water and to be
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able to surrender those feelings into it where they're kept in tender embrace, and
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as you go into this surrender, just like when I slipped to the other
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side, I completely let go at least at the time, in order to
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slip and experience myself from a different state of being, one that was not
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attached to anything but reconnected with the ultimate source of who I am and that
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brought me forth into creating that new world in the making in which we come
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from. Holism, unity, belonging, equanimity and compassion and surrender are a
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big part of that. The wisdom of Daniellawoman. Her book is called Gliding
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You Home, Daniella one more time. Please share with our listeners where they
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can get your books and find out more about you and your wonderful work.
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Thank you, Victor, high performance with that pain and Gliding You Home a
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dolphin stream of a new Earth, unlocking your spiritual potential. A practical guide
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to evolving your consciousness for personal growth and fulfillment. You can go to my
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website Vibrant Living Now dot org and that's dot org dot com Vibrant livingnow dot
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org. You can also get it on Amazon, on the different on Barnes
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and Nobles. My email is info at Vibrant Living Now dot org and feel
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free to reach out with any questions that you might have. Daniel, thank
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you so much for joining us and sharing this wonderful message. It was absolutely
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my pleasure and thank you for sharing your wisdom. Victor, thank you and
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thank you for joining us on Destination Unlimited. I'm Victor the Voice Furman have
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a wonderful week.