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Love Your Love Muscle - Non-Local Consciousness · Transformational Meditation Podcast

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Hello everyone.
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Welcome back to another episode of Love Your Love Muscle
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Sapir, the founder of the Transformational Meditation Group,
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the group that produces this podcast for you.
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Uh, already far beyond 300 episodes
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or far beyond 300 episodes.
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We just passed 300 episodes, I guess.
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Um, but uh, yeah, we have made a lot of them
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and, uh, we try always to be, uh, to do different topics.
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And, uh, right now we are doing Nature meditations together,
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uh, live as well.
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And we also having our talks with Aaron Ley.
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Uh, unfortunately, uh, we have scheduled a meet
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to meet today, to discuss today about a topic, uh, uh,
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something about face reading.
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So that will be very interesting.
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But unfortunately, it's had to cancel at the last minute.
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Some family matters, and of course family comes first.
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So I said, go ahead, take care of whatever you have
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to take care of, and we just reschedule
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and I will find something to talk about.
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And what is the team I want to talk about today?
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It is our consciousness and how it is non-local.
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What is the proof of that? What can we do with that?
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It's one of my favorite topics because it's so exciting.
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If you, if you have knowledge about it and have experienced
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and experimented with it, uh, lots of fun things
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and interesting things can occur.
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You can get some crazy experiences that, uh,
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you might think, wow, is it me
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or is it really something, uh, in it?
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So we're going to discuss a little bit of that today.
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But first, just sell down
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and we do the same thing as we do with Erin as well.
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When she's here, we are going to calm down,
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set the intention to listen,
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to focus being in the present moment, to be here with me
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and the rest of all the listeners and viewers and, uh,
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and we take it from there.
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Okay? So sit up straight, move your body a bit,
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move your shoulders, relax.
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If you feel tense in your jaw
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or in your neck, just move your head a little bit back
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and forward around.
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Just loosen everything up.
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Then take a nice deep inhale through your nose
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and exhale through your mouth and lower your shoulders.
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Loosen your jaw, close your eyes if you want to.
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Another nice deep inhale through your nose.
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Fill those lungs with air and out through your mouth.
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Feel yourself getting centered as you breathe out
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and letting things go.
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Getting into this moment. Wonderful.
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Now just breathe calmly
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and deeply calm,
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nice deep breaths.
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You must notice right now
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how calming this is just a little break,
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calming down the nervous system.
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Don't think about your Instagram, your Facebook,
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or whatever mails you're getting in text messages.
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Just focus on the here and now.
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Time for yourself, time
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for discovery, something new.
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Wonderful. And I want you to focus on your heart space.
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You can do like me, put your hand on your chest right there
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where your heart is,
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and just imagine breathing through your heart.
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Nice, calm, deep breaths through your heart.
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Just imagine the air going in
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and out of your chest area, your heart area.
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Just keep doing that.
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And this creates that wonderful,
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balanced heart rhythm variation.
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It's again, balances our nervous system even more.
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Beautiful.
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Set the intention that you're going
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to listen in for a little while.
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Focus on what is going to be set. Think about it.
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What does it mean to you?
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Can I benefit from it?
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Set the intention that this moment is for yourself
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to learn something
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beautiful.
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Alright? Okay.
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So if you have your eyes closed, just open them.
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Move a little bit with your body,
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getting back to the present moment.
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If you wandered off, Beautiful,
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just notice how that feels.
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Right. We only did this a few minutes.
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And you can do this technique,
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especially dropping down into your heart area,
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centering yourself.
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Again, it's kind of like a little reset you can do.
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Whenever I teach this at corporations, organizations
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that are working in a stressful environment,
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people are all over the place.
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Um, they know sometimes they don't know
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where they have themselves,
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what they can do with themselves.
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They just are completely derailed sometimes.
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And this helps just sit down, take those two, three minutes,
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send to yourself, get into your heart area.
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And it also builds resilience.
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So whenever a situation occurs, again at work
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or wherever it might be, where things get out of hand,
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you will notice after a while that you are on top of it,
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that you have a overview, that you stay calm,
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that you see things from a distance.
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You are still there, you're present in the moment,
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but you have that overview
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and that calm to take good decisions.
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So even if you're not comfortable with deep meditation,
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long meditations
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or meditation in general,
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this is just a self-regulation technique,
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just a breathing technique to calm your nervous system down.
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Uh, earlier today I talked with a colleague about meditation
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and self-regulation.
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And many people don't like meditation.
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The word meditation, woo woo.
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Um, it, it, it's, it's scientific.
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Basically, meditation is just a way to change your state
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of being, change your state of consciousness.
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Uh, you can either become more aware or less aware.
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It doesn't matter. The way you do it is also stepwise.
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And the same steps you can repeat and you get more
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or less the same results, which means
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that it's a scientific fa basis.
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Basically. If you can do the same things over
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and over again with the same result,
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you can say it's scientific.
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Um, self-regulation is what actually you do
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before you get into meditation, right?
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That whole part that you always hear in guided meditation,
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relax, breathe deeply
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and breathe slower than you usually do.
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Almost all guided meditation have that,
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that part is the self-regulation.
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'cause you can't get into a different state of being.
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You can't get into that meditative state
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without regulating your nervous system.
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Right? And we also talked with my colleague about yeah,
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but when I'm, uh, on my bike, I also feel like I'm a sort,
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this is my meditation when I'm out in nature on a bicycle
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enjoying things around me.
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Yeah, it's, it's kind of meditation.
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You can measure your brainwaves activity
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and you will notice that when you are doing something
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that you're invested in, that you love doing, uh, you,
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you relax, your brain relaxes,
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and you are basically changing your state of consciousness,
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your state of being by doing a certain activity.
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So you could say, yeah, it is meditation as well,
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sorry, deep meditation.
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However, this is something that I enjoy very much.
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And also teach, if you want more to learn more about it,
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how you do that yourself.
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Go to my Paton websites where you find courses
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and workshops that are about deep meditation.
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Or if you are in Norway, in the region where I live,
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you probably have heard of me.
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And you can come to my deep meditation sessions,
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which I have once a month where we gather with a group
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of people and I'll guide you in the deep meditative states.
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And we also do what I'm going to talk about,
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what I promise to talk about.
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We also do, uh, experiments
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or have fun with our non-local consciousness.
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This is your own consciousness,
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but we just, uh, just show you
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and that you experience yourself.
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That it's non-local, well, non-local.
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That is debatable, right?
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Many scientists still think that our consciousness is
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inside our brain or inside of our body somewhere.
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Well, it's connected to it.
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And we experience the world a lot
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or often through our body, through our five senses,
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six senses, the experience.
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So we are consciously aware of the experience we have,
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almost like running around in our, uh, meat suit,
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in a flesh in our body, right?
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So in that sense, you can say, yeah,
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your consciousness is inside of you,
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but what happens when you have vivid dreams?
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I mean, that's the brain you can think of.
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The brain is just replaying things or making things up,
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but your consciousness is somewhere else.
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And how often do you hear people say that, oh,
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I dreamt last night about a person,
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and today I met this person,
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or this person came on my path the day two later,
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and I was like, oh, I thought about you.
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I dreamt about you.
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Then we already touching on the non localness of our,
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of our consciousness,
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because we were conscious consciousness aware
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about a person in a state of being, which is most,
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most, mostly the same
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as meditative state if our body is awake.
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But we are consciously aware of something.
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We are in a sense, in a meditative state.
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And that's, uh, that, uh, is really so with deep meditation
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where some people get a bit anxious
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because they notice they can't move their body anymore.
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They have lost control.
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Their body is so relaxed that their consciousness has kind
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of separated from it.
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Even if they want to move their body, they want to put up,
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put up a hand or an arm, it's so heavy it doesn't work.
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It's like it's, it's all asleep.
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And it's also a nice day to be,
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because then you're aware that your body is asleep,
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but you are still awake.
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And then we can walk, we can put a consciousness in places
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where we want to have it.
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Um, and then comes to discussion. Yeah.
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But sometimes I, uh, experience being somewhere
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that's completely unreal.
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Like it's fantasy. I've never been there before.
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It's, there are things there that I've never seen
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before, never smelled before, never sensed
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before in different ways.
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Well, yeah, it could be signals from the quantum field,
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as I call it, that you make a picture of,
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that you make an experience of.
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For when we go to the quantum physics part of all of this,
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you have to know that everything's energy.
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That's one of the basic rules, right?
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Energy is also information. Information is energy.
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So just think about the thoughts. What are thoughts?
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Thoughts come up. Are are coming?
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Are these coming from your brain
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or are these signals, informations that you pick up
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with your being, with your nervous system, with your heart,
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uh, that your brain tries to make sense of?
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Because our brain, what does our brain,
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our brain processes information.
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It processes information from our eyes, ears,
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our taste, our nose, our smell, right?
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And, and our touch, uh, the temperature we have, we have
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so many things we, we, uh, feel
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and taste and smell, et cetera.
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And our brain is interpreting that into an experience
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for us, like the movie of our life, right?
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Uh, like you see me now and, uh, I wish I could see you.
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That is an experience you have made out of information.
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And it's all, uh, energy. It's all electric information.
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Nothing is physical.
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Basically we experience it as physical, but it is not.
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My background is in the medical imaging and, uh,
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and uh, using, uh, therapy with radiation.
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So everything that has to do with radiation, uh,
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that's my background originally.
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Um, with that, uh, work, I made a lot of x-rays of people.
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I made x-rays of objects, not people,
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but also dense objects, like a telephone
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or anything like that.
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Uh, and even when we do radiation treatment on people,
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animals or living things, we also are
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actually working on a quantum level, uh,
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where we shoot radiation package of energy through things,
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through people, and through things which appear to be solid,
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but basically are not,
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because the radiation package is,
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the energy goes straight through them.
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So that means there's a lot of space in
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between all those small atoms.
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And even now in the later years, scientists agree
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that even atoms that we looked look at
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as matter aren't really matter.
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They're just dense, dense packages of energy that appear
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to be matter, but they really aren't, aren't.
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So again, everything is energy,
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everything is information
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because the differences in density,
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you could say differences in frequencies is difference in
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information as well.
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So what happens when our being, I would say
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because we do, we experience the world around us
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through our body, with our energy system,
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especially our nervous system, which is the,
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like you could say, our local internet.
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All the information goes through that,
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those communication channels through the nervous system
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all goes up in the brain and they're getting processed.
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And it's getting processed in a way according to the worlds,
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according to me, the world according to you, right?
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What you have learned, your culture, your background,
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your history, your religion, uh, your life experiences
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so far, uh, have made you believe in certain things
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and assume certain things that form, uh, your reality.
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So everything you experience, you always try
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to conform to that reality.
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Does it make sense to me?
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And my reality, according to me, that's
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what our brain does continuously.
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So if we sleep and have a dream and we get information,
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or we are in meditative state and close our eyes
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and fully open to receive anything, just observe
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what is going to happen.
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We are basically just sensing
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and sometimes information comes in
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that our brain just fantasizes around to make sense of it.
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And that might become a dream, that might become a vision
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of a place you've never been.
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Uh, and recently I learned that actually, uh,
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Tibetan Buddhists are very keen on
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in meditative states going to fantasy places.
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They love to do that.
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Uh, just like,
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it's almost like their hollow deck from the
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Star Trek series, right?
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They create a fantasy space inside of just
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to experience things, to learn things about themselves, uh,
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and, and, and, and others probably,
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or situations that can be compared to
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what they create in that space.
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Um, so yeah.
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Uh, so things, those don't have to be real,
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but where is our consciousness in all of that, right?
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Well, can you imagine that you are like remote viewing
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are getting some, uh, coordinates on a piece
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of paper that might not be real coordinates even,
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but you are being told that, try to figure out where
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that is in the world
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and remote view that place.
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We are given some information
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and we try to figure out where that is
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and remote viewers project their
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consciousness to that spot.
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And because all the information
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is already in the quantum field also about things we don't
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see with our own eyes, but we,
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but in the quantum field, it's present.
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So say I'm in Nora right now, say I want to
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remote view, uh, a place in the Netherlands,
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and I get some numbers or maybe a, a a picture
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or a vague description of where that might be.
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I just know that it's somewhere in the Netherlands. Okay?
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I close my eyes, I get to the meditate state,
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and I try to, with that information that is connected to
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that place, I can tap
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into the information in the quantum field that I can,
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that there is about that place, about a certain version
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or whatever's going on there about an a situation there.
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And you might think it's fantasy.
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You might think you're just analyzing
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or trying to make sense of things,
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but actually that's also what we do.
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We're trying to make sense of the information
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we believe we are receiving from
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that place in a meditative state.
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And remote viewers say, okay, they feel
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and sense that they are there
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and they look around with their consciousness
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and start drawing, start writing down whatever they
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sense there.
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And it's more
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or less correct, uh,
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very experienced remote viewers have a high
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percentage of accuracy.
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It's never 100%.
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I mean, then you have to be really, really good.
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So yeah, another example of
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non-local consciousness is lucid dreaming,
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and maybe that's the most compelling one, uh,
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which can be attest actually.
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There's been a lot of science about it
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and a lot of experience having been done.
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I don't remember the name about Experince anymore,
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but I saw it a couple of years back, uh, on the,
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on the television, uh, where they had people, uh,
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did a study on people that could lose it dream.
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And I wanted to check if it really, they were able
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to get out of their body, uh, while sleeping
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and walk around and sense things.
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So they, they, every, every person in that group
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that claimed to be able to lucid dreamer least get out
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of body, they invited over
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and they had to sleep in a room full of cameras, of course.
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And the room was well bit like a bedroom, right?
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There was a little desk there and some other things,
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but there was also a, a place,
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a shelf high up on the wall, almost at the ceiling.
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And on that shelf was placed an object
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or a leather, uh, uh, uh, a piece of paper
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with some text on it.
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And they placed that high up on the shelf.
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Those people that were came in to that room, uh, uh,
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to sleep because there was a bed there, uh,
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they were being told that there was something on that shelf,
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but they couldn't see it because it was too high up.
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They knew the shelf was there
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and they couldn't see what it was on top of that.
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Uh, and they couldn't reach it even,
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even if they tried jumping
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or they need a ladder to get up there.
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So they went to bed and their assignment was okay.
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When you start lucid dreaming, can you read what's on
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that piece of paper high up on the shelf?
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And then when you wake up in the morning or
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whenever you wake up, write it down, what you,
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what you read, 100% success rate.
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The cameras was on the people while they slept,
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their body didn't move at all.
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They stayed in their bed, they never got out.
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They never climbed up the wall like Spider-Man
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and looked at a piece of paper assumingly.
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They, they never knew, they never been up there.
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But in their lucid dream
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or in their out of body experience during that night
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or during those hours, they were asleep.
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They remembered the assignment
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and they managed to take a look at the piece of paper
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and could write down in the morning
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or when they were up, what was on that piece of paper,
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what the object was that was on that shelf
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that they couldn't see with their physical body.
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So that's another fantastic example of
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outof body experience,
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but also that your consciousness, your awareness
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isn't inside your body.
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It isn't local. You can project it anywhere you
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want, any place you want.
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And you can even like the Buddhists, uh, monks do, uh,
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create fantasy places for yourself.
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You can tap into information in the quantum field
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where thoughts and ideas and everything is possible.
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All that information you can gather
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and you can, you can, that your mind,
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your brain creates something from it.
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So Next time
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you are trying to meditate, uh,
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find some guided meditations about out of body experiences,
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deep meditation, uh, go to my patron website, look around.
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I have some fantastic meditations there and workshops
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and courses that you can, can, can buy if you have a pa,
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if you're a patron me, uh, member, even for $2 a month,
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you get access to therapeutic meditations, which are a kind
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of deep meditations where you don't go out of body,
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but at least you get the sense of how it is
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to be in a deep meditative state.
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Um, but we also have a course with manifestation.
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And the course shift, the art of transformation is a course
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that I'm planning on releasing on Patreon as well, uh,
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which also teaches you, uh, these things
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and at least show you
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and make you experience what it's like to, uh,
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to become aware that your consciousness is non-local.
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It's not inside your body.
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You are, your consciousness is experiencing living
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as a human being through all the senses your body has,
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which is fun, which is good, which is great, at least if you
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think about or choose
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to make your life great 'cause that's just a choice.
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That's a whole different podcast. All right?
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I want to just conclude with, uh,
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with a short heart-focused meditation session, uh,
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where you just do a little, get a little taste of how it is
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to, uh, to be, uh,
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to experience that your consciousness is non-local.
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Okay? Just a little taste of it.
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It's very easy, right?
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You just have to experience it
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and don't overanalyze that it's not true.
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Just go for it. Just do it. Have fun with it, okay?
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Again, sit up straight, nice deep inhale through your nose,
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all through your mouth, just move your body, relax,
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settle down,
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and just go straight into your heart space.
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You know that now you're so good at this.
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Focus on your heart. Feel your heart. Sense your heart.
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Breathe through your heart space.
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Breathe through your heart.
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And as you know by now, this heart of yours,
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that is a great, great electric organ.
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It creates a big electromagnetic field around us.
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I call it the heart field.
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Your heart fields represents your state of being.
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All the information in that field correlates with
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how you feel right now, what you think right now.
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And the calmer you get, the more stillness you get inside
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of you, the more peace you feel inside of you, the more
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joy you feel inside of you, the more gratitude you feel
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inside of you, The bigger
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and stronger that feels becomes more coherent.
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Even so coherent is so strong
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that it affects the world around you.
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It affects other people. Other people will say, oh, it's
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so nice to be with you because you are so calm.
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I feel peace and safe.
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It's just because you emit that energy, you emit
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that information.
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I am safe. I'm grateful. I care.
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I'm happy. I'm content.
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It makes that your heart gets, creates such a strong feel
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that it affects other people.
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They start to feel the same in your presence
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and try to be like that from the morning.
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You, the moment you get up in the morning to the end
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of the day, try to contribute
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to the fields around you and the field of others.
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Make each other strong.
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But anyway, focus on your hearts.
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Breathe through your heart space.
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Just imagine that electromagnetic field, your heart field
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as a soap bubble around you, stretching several feet
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or several meters away from you.
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It's all around you. You're breathing in it.
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I want you to just expand that soap bubble
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with every breath you take.
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Expand your fields, your soap bubble around you.
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Make it bigger. Become aware of it.
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Just imagine it getting bigger travel
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with your consciousness, with the borders
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of the field outwards.
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Now you know, of course what the room around you looks like.
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So just stretch out, stretch further.
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You might even know what lies beyond the walls
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and the windows of the room you are in.
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And just become aware of that. Just recall it.
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Just see it. Experience it inside of you as if it
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as if you're there right now.
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Become aware of what's outside of the building you are in
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and just go further and
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further out and out.
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Now, just stay on the earth and just see how far you can get
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in a moment.
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You might notice that maybe some, it becomes too much to,
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to be aware of because you're expanding your consciousness,
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your awareness in all directions.
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Just choose a spot.
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Maybe there's a, a fun building
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far away or a bridge or a waterfall, whatever.
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Whatever captures your imagination that you just want
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to travel to a place.
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You know,
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just travel there.
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Be there. Become aware of that place more and more.
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It doesn't matter. Maybe you're on a mountaintop.
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Maybe you're in the woods, maybe you are still in the city.
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Maybe you're on the sea, the ocean in a fjord or a big lake.
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Just find the spot that appeals to you.
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You want to be right now.
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What do you see? What
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time of day is it?
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What do you hear? What do you smell?
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What do you feel? What's the weather like?
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Just build up that place more and more.
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Become more aware of everything around you in that space, in
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that place, in that spot.
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When, where you are right now,
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your consciousness is there right now.
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Just sucking in all that information about things
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that are going on there.
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Keep breathing through your heart
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and just stay there in that place
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and make it more and more real.
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Enjoy being there,
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sunset.
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Become more and more aware of it.
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Beautiful. Now, just slowly get back.
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Focus on your body, focus on your senses.
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Become aware of the room you are in right now,
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just refocusing, consciously aware
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that you are your body.
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Beautiful. And just open your eyes.
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Breathe normally again, relax.
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Oh, you could say, I'm just imagining this place, right?
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But remote viewers that might have never been
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to a certain place, they can describe it like you would do,
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because you know that place right now.
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So there's something there.
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And during a deep meditation St Sessions,
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we even go further.
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We, we really connect
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to the quantum field and how do we do that?
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Not just by letting everything go, everything we know,
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everything we are familiar with, everything that our brain
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can try to make sense of
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or our brain can interpret into something,
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and then we end up in a space where we know nothing.
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We are just there in a void.
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Uh, and, and we don't even know how far that void stretches.
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And the only thing we know is ourselves.
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We are, we are pure consciousness at that moment.
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You don't even feel that we are a man or a woman
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or whatever, that we have a body.
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You're just energy.
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You're just consciousness in a space of what seems
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to be nothing, but at the same time, full of potential.
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That's the quantum field. And people love that.
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They come always too much message because of that.
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And when I ask if they want to do something else,
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they say, no, no, no.
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I want to go out in space again to the void
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Because there you can create.
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But uh, yeah, then we are really out of body, right? Body.
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And now they also send sense that if they get back
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to their body and want to move the body, it's difficult.
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It's not possible often.
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So, yeah, might sound scary, but it's really not.
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It's pretty normal if you want to say it that way.
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Normal for me, and least
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for people have done this many times before.
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You have to get used to it. But it's great fun.
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Anyway, I want to conclude with that.
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I hope you enjoyed the session,
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even though Erin wasn't here.
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I hope she's doing good and her family too.
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I'm sure she will. And, uh, we'll, we'll come back, uh,
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another time with Erin on the, on the, on the podcast.
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And, uh, I hope we will talk about that phase reading, uh,
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stuff she wants to talk about.
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So looking forward to that.
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Um, stay tuned, be safe
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and hope to see you back next time again.
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Take care, Nama day, everyone.