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Sovereignty, Neuroplasticity & Quantum Healing | Eye Opener Society Thursday Night Sermon · Eye Opener Society

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Eye Opener Society. Welcome to our Thursday night
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sermon. My name is Gary Dean. I want to thank everybody for joining us,
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whether you're watching live or whether you're listening to our recording.
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Just wanted to say thank you. It means a lot to us. We go through this every
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Thursday, and it really does mean something.
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These sermons are really important because it gives everybody a little bit of
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some freebies, really, from both myself, from Lizzie, or whoever else may join us on these sermons.
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I've been going through life, and I like to share some things that I have that
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go on inside of my head, how I work through them and all.
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And I've been sitting here, I think, for the last two knowing I got this sermon
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going, and I was trying to think of the words, to get it out,
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to express it, so that people can understand what's going on.
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Where are you at your point in life?
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Are you sovereign? Are you claiming that sovereignty?
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You see, I don't want to give away too much.
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I don't give away too much with my job, but we know it's coming to this cataclysmic end really soon.
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And I've been feeling good about it because I gave myself until December to
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leave, and I'm starting to make the word known.
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Doing my job for as long as I have, I found myself in a pretty unique position
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where I know my job well enough.
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And what I established through all the years, not just with this job,
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but with any job in this 3D world, is getting the task done.
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Regardless if you love your job, hate your job In between, whatever the case
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may be You're doing a job and in some ways it's important somehow From very
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low level to very high level,
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I take a lot of pride in what I do And I get my work done.
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The whole thing to this lesson here is I've found at this point,
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I can establish my own rules, my own boundaries.
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I can say things and do things most other people cannot.
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I've been taking charge of my own sovereign being.
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I know where I am in life.
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I am to the point where it's almost time to just retire But I can't because it is world and money,
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So I'm going to continue to do things And I'm going to continue doing things
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well But I'm going to back off a little bit,
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And I'm going to take jobs that are much less important,
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But if you started out in life I don't know how old everybody is That's,
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you know, out here listening But You're either just starting out in a workforce
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Or you're coming to the end You may be at the middle.
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Establish yourself. When you're just starting out, if you want to be lazy,
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then go ahead and be lazy. But here's the thing with that.
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You're not going to last long enough to establish your sovereignty where you are.
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Now, we could apply this not only to work.
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We could apply it to everything in our life, the way we present ourselves,
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the way we take on challenges in the world, the way we present ourselves to people.
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We are who we are, the way we portray ourselves.
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Once you establish yourself through
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the years and you start to gain much experience or much more wisdom,
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you will start to learn that certain things come to you.
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People start coming to you with the questions because you know things more than they do.
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You start to get that sovereignty. Once you've established where you are in
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your life, how you want to present yourself, that's it.
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You've established what it is you wanted to do. That's your point.
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Now, like I said, I've been trying to get the words out, and I'm still struggling a little bit because,
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my mood has changed over the past year,
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to someone who is so stuck in the 3D world where I am not taking control or
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charge of my life the way I should be to actually taking,
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charge, getting things done and doing things the way I want them to be done
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rather than the way everybody wants to be done.
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I have that level of sovereignty where I want to be.
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This took many years, and it will continue to take many years because we don't
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stop. The more we live, the more we work, the more we learn, the wiser we become.
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And we can start branching off. Some people hold many different positions in
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life when it comes to work. They may take on many different jobs in their life,
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or you may be skilled in just one thing, and that's your one thing for your whole life.
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But at some point you got to start to look into other directions because this
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life is a journey and i had spoken about that this journey,
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is bringing us to new places and every time we are in a new place we may learn,
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something new something new that we like to do something new that we like to try,
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we may find ourselves in a whole nother career, if that's the case.
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Or we may decide, you know what?
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I'm just going to retire. I'm going to lay on the beach.
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Whatever you set your goals for, this is where you want to be.
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Set it. Become sovereign.
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You are going to make the choices in life that are going to stick with you.
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So start. If you're starting fresh, now's the time to pay the dues.
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Now's the time to work hard. Now is the time to take on all the tasks.
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Now is the time to be that go-getter.
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Because what I learned, and I'm only giving advice from things that I learned.
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Once you put in that good solid 10, 15, 20 years, you reach that level where
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you're now sovereign and you
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could turn around and let everybody know this is my way of doing things.
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And this is the way I'm going to do them.
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It gives you a certain sense of pride. And you're always going to get that pushback
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because no matter where you are, there's always going to be somebody who wants to do it their way.
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And you're going to be reminded of that over and over again.
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And I've gotten to the point now where I'm reminding them over and over again where I stand.
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So the journeys don't end, though, no matter how long you've been doing something.
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Because like I said, I now drive to work, and my mind goes to other places.
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And I also thought of this, and this is probably easier to explain,
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because like I said, that whole thought was just in my head.
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And I still don't know if I got it out right.
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But my other thing that's been on my mind is travel.
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I looked at a home the other day that I seen off on the side of the highway
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An old farmhouse And that farmhouse, you can tell, has been in a family generation
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Probably for at least a hundred years.
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I don't think the people that live there and work the farm has ever left,
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Now many of us like to travel I like journeys I like to go out and explore and
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find different places. And I like to get out and, you know, be in the outdoors and all.
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And we get a lot of knowledge. We gain a lot of knowledge from doing that.
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We see things in different ways. We see different cultures and all.
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But is it okay to actually stay in one place your entire life?
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Well, here's the thing. As I thought about it, when I seen that house, I said, you know,
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Those people probably have been there For generations Their entire life Never
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leaving The only plot of land they see Is their farm The only things they may
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see Is when they leave that farm To go get,
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their daily essentials,
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But then I thought about it That plot of land That little spot Is under the
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same sky Which is under the same universe That's under the same cosmos the most.
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We're just looking at the one spot. But when you look up and you see the vastness,
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of everything above you, it's very easy to realize,
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depending which way the wind blows, you may be traveling and you don't even know it.
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But you're just staying in one vehicle. And I think that's good.
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I think that is beautiful.
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I wish I had more. I wish I had more ways to express it.
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But this is just the thoughts. I've got so much going on.
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Just because I am at that point in my life now. And it's starting to come through.
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And because of that, I've got a lot of things going in my mind.
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And it's getting difficult to express them. But pretty soon,
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I'm going to have a nice breakthrough. And I'll be able to give a better sermon than this.
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But I hope you get the idea of what I was trying to say. Because it does affect
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you. It affects all of us as to who we are and what we're trying to achieve in life.
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So with that, I know we're going to hear something really good,
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even though I have no idea what's on our mind. But as always,
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our cosmic fairy princess, Lizzie, is with us.
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And I'm going to turn the microphones over to her.
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And let's all sit back and hear what she has to say. Lizzie, you're up.
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Thank you very much. And your talk today was very beautiful, by the way.
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You thinking that it wasn't, it sounds like you're probably hanging out with
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me too much this week in my void space, which is kind of partially the topic
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that I wanted to talk about today.
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Which everybody looks at this a little bit differently from a meditative perspective,
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it's where you sit in the nothingness right and you can just exist i call it
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void space because i view it,
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from a multi-dimensional perspective and the best way to explain it is when,
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everything because you're everything everyone everyone everywhere you know all of that,
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but it's like disguised as nothingness because it's broken broken down into
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like all the ingredients of the cake where you are the cake is all the ingredients
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of like the whole universe.
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When I exist in that I kind of get lost on on time and stuff and that's kind
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of where I've been at this week but when you can sit in the space of nothingness
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for a few days and still allow the world to exist around you,
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it's so easy to see everything that is dysfunctional.
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And it was really funny because I got into this space to process why I just,
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I was just so flaky the last couple of years.
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And, you know, I wouldn't say that dependability was ever something that was
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like one of my like key core personality traits, but it was something that I
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could pride myself in on it.
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And in the last few years, it just hasn't been. I just kind of,
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this, one of the things I had to let go in the chaotic life changes that happened.
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Okay, so from my void space, as I'm pondering this, and I'm watching the world
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unfold around me with a million examples of everything, both beautiful and also
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beautiful, but maybe I don't want to look at it anymore,
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I come back to the structure of things.
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And a lot of what I talk about is an energetic structure.
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I love the chakra system. I love talking about meridians and alchemizing emotions and stuff.
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But there's also so much in science just down to the structure of our brains.
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Everything that you are is structured that way, both physically and energetically.
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I think that your body is capable of doing just about anything you can give
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yourself permission for,
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including healing but i think for a lot of us the way that that works the way
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that we can get that permission
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is to understand the processes of the body one of my current focuses right now
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are on the synapses of the brain because everybody is,
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shadow working to their heart's content,
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discovering so much about themselves so many beautiful beautiful things and
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it's going so well but something I see everywhere because you know that's what
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I'm going through is this stuckness where,
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it changes on the inside but not on the outside and the thing is,
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is the way that your synapses work in the brain which your synapses are the
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physical and chemical junctions between the neurons in your brain that transmit information and stuff.
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For reference, oh my gosh, why does this happen whenever I'm recording? Never other times.
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It's because I speak for longer, maybe.
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Babies develop like 86.4 million new synapses in a day.
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Adults create 1,000 to 10,000 synapses in a day.
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That difference is why babies change their personality and their habits and
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everything like that. They learn so quickly.
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It's because they have the brain structure for it.
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As we get older we get settled onto something that creates our personality and
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then we shadow work to undo it.
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But the thing is is is we did do it this way for a reason which will be like
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a whole other topic but the point is is in your brain,
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so many people talk about burnout right And then they're also trying to hold
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this high-resonancy, pure heart,
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pure open heart.
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Well, if your nervous system is fried and your amygdala, that means your amygdala
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has grown larger and you are more reactive to life.
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Things are more scary. Things are bigger. They're more threatening.
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You have the structure to interpret it that way.
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So you can clear out all the emotions and change your entire energetic structure.
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Which does change your physical structure. That amygdala can shrink. It can repattern.
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Again, you're changing or building one to 10,000 new connections every day in your brain.
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It changes, but you have to give it permission and time to do so.
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Back to how I think you need a.
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I don't think you need it, for the record. It helps me greatly when I have something
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to call something when I'm thinking about it.
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So just for a little fun funsy side note here, long-term potentiation,
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LTP, that's what I just was going to call it in my head, strengthens the synapses,
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making sure that they all run efficiently.
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And long-term depressions, LTD, weakens the synapses, pruning unused connections.
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So for reference, if you were doing this from a shadow healing perspective,
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in your day, when you find an old pattern that you want to unpattern out,
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right, you can alchemize the emotions, you can dance to get it out of your body.
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You can also think, huh, it's time for my LTDs to work on that.
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I don't need to experience that anymore. I don't need to react that way anymore.
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And when you're doing something that you want to amplify in your life,
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then you can call on your LTP and think about that and how it's time for those
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guys to be like working because we like this. We want to experience more of this.
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A lot of people acknowledge that the repeated practice of a skill like violin
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or whatever builds your skill but the thing is is restructuring your brain is
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also a skill which requires void space it requires your ability to,
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step outside of all of it and just let it,
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freaking exist like oh it's chaos okay watch the chaos watch the chaos for a
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minute watch how your body responds what does your body think is happening,
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because that will give you a lot more information than trying to figure out
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what the correct answer is in this stressed out state,
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and they use this kind of dramatically maybe I don't know it kind of depends
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on what your life is like I'm always trying to evolve so apparently I'm just
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always bringing on chaos because apparently that's how I think it works,
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the thing is is whether you affect things physically like um start going to
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a physical therapist to change your,
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the structure of your spine, or you do it energetically, both of them are going
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to affect the other. And so truthfully, it just depends on what route you want
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to take when you're connecting with your body. Going to the doctor doesn't make
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you less connected to the body.
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I do think you should maybe look at ways that you're outsourcing your capabilities,
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but to each their own. Just be a little biased there.
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The thing about quantum healing is it's a journey, but so is going to the doctor
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and going through that thing.
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I've ended up healing so many, I'm going to call them minor wounds over the last couple of years.
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It gave me the perfect example of what your body can freaking do.
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The first one, which is the first thing that I ever attempted to heal quantumly.
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I cut off the tip of my thumb It's enough that it was shorter than my other
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thumb for a while But not enough that I needed to go to a doctor Pressure and a panic attack later.
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I like I was okay, but I just opened my massage business My thumbs were my entire livelihood.
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I had just bought a house and a car and started a business and I couldn't have half of my,
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functionality not there and so that was also the year that I was connecting
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to my spirit guides at first and just kind of learning how to do intuition,
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and I did not know anything about it that I do know now all I knew is that
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you probably could heal your body that just feels like that's just accurate
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so I kind of went with that and I decided that the fairies that live in the
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trees were going to heal my thumb. And I just went with it.
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And you know what happened after that? My thumb really hurt again after I asked that.
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And I thought about that and I wondered if that was a bad sign,
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but I just went with it because fairies are beautiful. I'm going to just go with it.
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And I was actually massaging on that thumb a month later.
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Dunted fairies really heal my thumb. I don't know. Was it just my brain deciding
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I had permission? I don't know.
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The point is, is that that healed really, really fast.
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And so I kept that in my brain when I burned my other thumb.
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Stupid moment. The coffee pot, my coffee wasn't hot, but the coffee pot was
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on. It had been on for now. It should have been hot.
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So here's my stupid moment. I pressed my thumb onto the coffee pot burner,
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which I don't know if you know how hot those are, but it's obnoxiously hot.
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It's so hot, I didn't feel the pain.
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I felt cold, and then my thumb was immediately leathery, like just white.
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It's like, oh, it was my finger. It wasn't my thumb.
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Now I can feel it, now that I'm thinking about it.
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Anyways, that process was so painful, and I had to learn so many things under
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stress in order to avoid the doctor, because I simply
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just wanted to see if I could, so I called my grandma, we got some medication,
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some like nice little green gel, and I learned about
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first, second, third degree burns, I learned about like what the doctor does,
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I learned about all of that, and then I gave my body a chance to see if it could
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do it itself while monitoring it extensively, for the record.
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And what happened was it healed really fast. But something that I noticed was
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that every time it was about to enter a new phase of healing,
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it hurt a little bit more,
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like nerve pain, little shocks. It was extra sensitive.
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But if I gave it space to just be like that and I just didn't touch it to things.
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I, you know what I mean? I put more gel on it. I re-moisturized it with lotion.
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A new phase started and it healed more.
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And I was again massaging on it about a month later, which that was a pretty
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bad burn. I'm not a doctor, so I can't see what degree, but it was leathery. So that was a lot.
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My, it completely grew back. My thumb completely grew back.
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And then I cut my finger with the can. Cause I'm just like, apparently,
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you know, if you ask the universe to learn something she's gonna freaking give you opportunities.
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It cut so deep my anxiety ridden body thought I was dying which as a breastfeeding
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mom what your body does is just starts dropping milk so my milk dropped
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four times in like three minutes because my body reacted like I was dying it
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was not that dramatic it immediately,
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mostly stopped bleeding when pressure was applied but my body is patterned that
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like wounds are excess medical care, like blood freaks me out,
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like it just hits so many things all in one little go that like my body just.
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And I just sat there and I cried and I cried and I cried and I cried and I let
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all of this emotion come out.
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And then my finger was just fine a couple weeks later. That one probably could
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have used a stitch maybe.
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But again, it was fine a couple weeks later. And I did this,
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because I've made a lifestyle out of learning how to quantum heal my body,
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which I think is the exact same thing that people are doing when they go to the doctor.
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Because why does the medicine work for one person and not the other?
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You know what I mean? Like there's something beyond it and how you go about
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it doesn't matter, but you can't skip over it.
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You have to acknowledge it. You have to go through the process,
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learn about it, see what's working and don't be afraid if it hurts a little bit because,
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whether it's a pattern in your brain or a physical wound healing,
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sometimes change starts with pain because your pain
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is your body's patterned way of telling you that something is happening in your
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body you need to pay attention to.
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Which is why a lot of times when people go through extended periods of trying
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to emotionally heal themselves, it hurts more because you've patterned to hurt right before healing.
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And it all comes back to the structure of your brain. When you change your behavior,
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you change your beliefs, you change your daily habit, the structure starts to change.
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It grows or weakens depending on what it is that you're doing and that supports
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everything you're doing, physical or energetic.
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And I think I could rant like this all day, so maybe that's about all I've collected
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on thoughts today. Thank you so much for hearing me out.
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Well, I really appreciate it. Thank you so much. I want to thank you,
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Lizzie, for that beautiful sermon.
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Really appreciate it. Actually, again, listen to you.
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I always learn something. Wanted to give a big shout out to those watching us live.
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Big shout out to Hannah Rose from Sound Within joining us today.
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Really good to see you there.
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We really appreciate you watching.
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It's always good. I know you've got so much going on and Lizzie and I,
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we're wishing you all the best. and all of your endeavors.
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It's just great to have you around. Thank you so much for joining us.
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And thank you to everybody else that's joining us. And don't forget,
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every Thursday, 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, we do a sermon.
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And as soon as we pack it in, then we will put it up on our regular podcast
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platform. So those that couldn't join us live can then watch us or listen to us.
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So I want to thank everybody again, and we'll see you again really soon.