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“Breaking the Routine: Energy Shifts, Déjà Vu, and Real-Life Awakening — Eye Opener Society” · Eye Opener Society

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  Hello, everyone. Welcome back to
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  Eye Opener Society. I thank you again for tuning in and joining us again.
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  And once again, I want to thank everybody, especially the audience,
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  because you're joining us, you're downloading, you're listening,
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  and it's so much appreciative.
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  I wanted to give a big shout out again to all of the other countries that are joining us.
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  UK, Lithuania, South Africa, Ireland, Wales,
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  It's exciting, it really is And to see everybody that's joining us It's great,
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  it's great for you to join this community It's been exciting So I wanted to
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  kind of lead this off Because I made a promise.
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  Just for those who don't really know me that well I'm kind of a homebody I do
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  go out, but if I do It's always in the woods, the forest, mountains Or wherever
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  that's peaceful and quiet,
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  But I did have a kind of impromptu day off And I went out for a walk Like I
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  normally do Because Yeah,
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  If you know the podcast, I live in an area called Red Lion, Pennsylvania, and it's in York County.
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  And I know people kind of may find Red Lion's not exactly the world's best,
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  but you know, you have to think differently.
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  And I enjoy it because it is a borough. So there are sidewalks you could walk
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  all over. And I do walk through the borough a lot.
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  So I did that in freezing rain.
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  And if anybody knows anything about it, or if you want to visit Franklin Square Social, It's new.
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  I think within the last couple of years, they made way, they took down some
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  old warehouse and they converted it into a whole food court.
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  And it's kind of mimics New York City Central, Grand Central Station.
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  And I say mimics because I've seen it. Just has the theme.
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  I stepped in and for the first time, I mean, it's been around now,
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  like I said, almost two years and I have not gone in it.
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  And so I checked it out. I said, all right, well, I'm taking a walk.
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  I might as well make purpose with my walk. So I go in there and it was pretty cool.
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  And the first thing I seen was a bar and the bar looked pretty cool.
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  And I haven't really drank in quite a while, but I said, why not?
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  Not a big deal. I could control myself.
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  And it was called the rail bar and it's on the downstairs level.
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  And it was cool because the bartender, she was really awesome.
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  I got a really good vibe off of her and I challenged her to make a drink and she did wonderful.
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  And I promised her I'd give her a shout out Alyssa If you're listening You did
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  great You're a wonderful bartender Thrail Bar Located in Franklin Social In
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  Red Lion, Pennsylvania Go find Alyssa She will take care of you,
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  So I had my piece So.
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  I brought all that up because I promised to give a shout out.
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  But at the same time, Lizzie and I, we were just talking about being chill and
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  relaxing. And you know what?
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  That was my chill relaxing. It was fun to sit and have a drink. I was alone.
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  I did ask my wife. I was like, do you want to come for a walk?
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  And she said, are you crazy in this way?
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  So I texted her from the bar and I was like, next time I ask, you should say yes.
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  So that's what happened. But, you know, there's things, there's little pleasures
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  you can take in life and me taking a walk and just exploring something new.
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  Very impromptu. There I was in a whole nother place I haven't been in yet.
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  And I was really excited. And I was like, wow, the place is a little expensive
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  in some places in there, but it was a good place.
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  And I figured, you know what, maybe I'll take my wife there once a week or something,
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  you know, something new, something different.
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  What about you, Lizzie? have you done anything like that impromptu?
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  Oh, that's kind of something I've been focusing on a lot because my whole theory
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  about, you know, new timelines, you get stuck in like a groove of thought process, emotion, action.
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  It's the same over and over again. And if you can do something different,
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  like taking a walk in the cold, you know, something you wouldn't normally do
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  on a, whatever that was Monday or whatever.
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  But what it does is it changes your actions. Now you saw new places you saw
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  new frequencies you had that like nice experience and,
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  that you would have normally just been home doing the same thing.
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  And so now that you have new frequencies, it's supposed to open up new thoughts and new feelings.
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  And then you're open to like the next new different activity.
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  And honestly, all the ones that have really made differences to me is all the
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  tiny little things like just go for a walk when you would normally stay.
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  Or read a book when you'd normally watch a movie.
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  Or watch a movie when you'd normally read a book. Like there's not like a correct
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  thing. just whatever it is you normally do, maybe just try altering it and just
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  see what happens. You know, you never know.
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  Yeah, you do never know because the funny thing is like my wife and I,
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  we do, we're very set in things we do.
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  And especially when we go out and most of that's because I don't trust most places when I eat.
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  There's only like two places that I don't get sick from and we just stick to those.
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  So when we do go out, we're going to the same places and all. So it's just nice to...
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  Change that whole perspective just say hey i'm gonna try something different
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  and what excited me more and i didn't do it but because i really wanted to control
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  spending money right now they even have an arcade in there dude i haven't touched
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  a pinball machine in ages,
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  oh that's fun yeah so now i know it's there i don't have to go there to eat
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  or drink right i could go there and slam the pinball machines and it will bring
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  me back to when i was a teenager And we used to go and hang out in Nathan's
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  up in Westchester County, New York,
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  which is no longer there, which really sucks.
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  But these are the things you do. These are the thing. It brings back memories,
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  too. So you're focusing on that frequency as well.
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  Yeah, for sure. And, you know, in terms of like changing your patterns,
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  I honestly don't know anybody who's not a little bit in a rat race right now.
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  Just trying to like make enough money, have enough time, do all the things,
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  right? Like we just don't have enough time in our day.
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  And so if you are trying to do something like a little crazy,
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  taking that, doing that pinball machine, something fun and simple that's not productive in any way.
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  Because this is something that I'm finding too, because I want to relax into
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  something productive like painting, but I still have a goal.
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  I'm still trying to do something.
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  There's art in doing nothing,
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  You know what I'm saying? And that I think it rewires your brain a little bit.
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  I think that's maybe why my nervous system has such a hard time,
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  because even when I relax, I want to relax productively.
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  And that's not a thing.
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  Yeah you are different lizzie and i admire it so don't worry about it it's what makes you you,
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  but i also did like i said i did record um the last episode that i did and i
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  did that one outdoors i bought my equipment with me it was like 30 degrees i
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  went outdoors and i recorded an episode.
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  Outdoors uh and it was one of those things like i've been telling people i've
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  been just listening to my body.
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  It just basically told me you should record outdoors. I said, okay.
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  I woke up and I was like, okay, should I still do this? And everything energetically
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  wise was saying, yes, do it.
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  So I went out and I did it and it was a different feeling.
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  And it was uplifting because again, it was me and nature, which I enjoy.
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  I was doing the podcast, which I enjoy. So it's a lot of things together.
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  And here's the other thing. And I'll talk to you about this, Lizzie.
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  I don't want to call it deja vu, okay?
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  But I've been experiencing a lot. When I was doing that episode...
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  For whatever the reason, I was thinking about, as I was sitting out there,
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  I had my back up against a downed tree and all, and had my blanket out.
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  But I remembered back in, I would probably say 16, 17, so we're talking like
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  in the 80s, that I was sitting where I lived in the Bronx, and people think
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  it's all concrete jungle.
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  No, we got more parkland than any place else. So just little tidbit there.
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  I used to sit where the New York City Police Highway Patrol,
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  they had their building up by the Bronx River Parkway.
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  And it was a big park called Bronx Park East.
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  And I used to go, you know, sit up there right by the highway.
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  And for whatever reason, the entire time I'm doing the podcast,
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  I had this feeling that I was back in 1987 or so doing the exact same thing.
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  Obviously aroma is what I was smelling like this sweetness in the
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  air from the decaying matter on the ground and all everything was just
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  coming back like I was back there in a
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  different time but I was also in this time so it was really exciting I enjoyed
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  the moment I don't know exactly what it means and I've been getting that a lot
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  lately like I'm driving and working all the time saying I'm back in a different
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  time again not so much deja vu but I'm kind of like jumping these little timelines here in there.
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  So I don't know what it's about, but I'm enjoying it because it's been fun.
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  So my perspective, to my understanding, is the internet working okay?
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  Because yours was kind of cutting out. Is it okay? Can you hear me?
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  Yeah, I'm hearing. I don't got anything bad on this side.
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  Okay. All right. Okay. So time does not work linearly.
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  That's how we can process it like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
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  Thursday. But it goes in a spiral.
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  And then it's also kind of like a pool at the same time.
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  And so what happens is when you're living life, there will be like a time where
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  your timeline circles back kind of over top or through a past time or a future time in your life.
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  And so whatever moment you crossed through, you probably had similar thoughts
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  and feelings, different life circumstances.
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  But just it's like the recursion gives you an opportunity to repattern from
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  here. It's like a time point.
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  And so that's why we get deja vu, because we've been in this time point a bunch of different times.
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  But it's a lot of times it's all these like little minor things.
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  But when people start connecting with their intuition and start doing shadow
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  work and balancing everything out, it's something that happens more and more
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  and more because you start noticing when the energy like clicks together and
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  that's what it kind of is.
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  It's like it overlaps and you can feel that. You can feel two versions at one
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  time, even though all you can see is just yours.
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  I like it. This is why I like talking to you about these things.
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  Like we said in the last episode, you didn't have to, but you did some energy
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  work with me. And it does.
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  When you talk to somebody else about it, and then you get their perspective, it really helps.
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  It takes a lot out of you. Because I could sit and go down every rabbit hole with that.
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  But just the way you said it, it's just no more than a time compression. But I'm enjoying it.
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  I don't have to look at everything.
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  As some sort of conspiracy or, you know, it is just what it is.
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  And when you become more open to these. It's an idea to play with.
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  Yeah, it is. And it's fun because like I said, it's just like I was living in
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  a different time zone and the current time zone all at one time.
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  And it felt good. I was kind of excited about that. I said, it's a different feeling.
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  And so if you just sometimes just go with it without questioning it,
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  you tend to have a lot more fun with it.
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  Yeah that's what i find in life in general if you just uh chill just go oh this
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  is happening i'm getting deja vu how interesting and then just keep going because
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  anything that you quote need to know come up like you.
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  We just had a little jump are you there yeah i'm here are you there,
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  yeah yeah sorry that you're you keep cutting out a little bit but not too bad
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  like i'm tracking what you're saying but okay we're getting you're in there
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  that's fine i bet it works now yeah,
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  there we go again it's the sharing of high
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  energy there i know my internet was out last night but
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  i gotta know but i think it's your energy has been pulling so
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  much through the universe i'm feeling you all the way over here across on
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  the east coast and it's good i'm out
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  i'm having such a hard time with my technology like
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  my tiktoks are glitching all the time they're doing just
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  weird weird things like it's dirty deleting
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  videos or like it just glitches the the video my internet's cutting out all
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  the time like i just like i just suddenly have crappy internet all the time
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  like my what it's good internet but i'm playing with it a little bit so it's fine You know,
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  I think it's it might just be like really high energy.
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  I know I've had lots of problems with that in the past, but not usually it's
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  like when I'm really, really high anxiety or something.
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  And so then something will glitch out and I'll chill out and it like it chills.
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  But now it's like a semi-consistent problem with everything I'm doing.
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  So now I'm just like not really sure what's happening. Right.
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  That and on top of that, we've been getting hit with some very heavy geomagnetic storms, too.
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  They keep popping up. So that's about that. Yeah.
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  So I think that's jerking with all of the electronics, too, as well.
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  So that's OK. If we had to live in an electronic free world,
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  going back to my little timeline of the 80s, I lived perfectly through it.
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  So I don't think we necessarily need it. We just want to have a podcast.
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  We'll have to go back to the phone chat. Yeah, we'd have to send letters out. Yeah.
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  Remember the phone check? We could type it all out and send it.
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  Yes, the bulletin boards when the internet first started.
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  So put it in the newspaper we could be in the newspaper we'll take out a full page ad.
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  Yeah so this year yeah so i appreciate this episode this was a little bit more
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  chill we got a lot more things planned lizzie and i um for right now especially
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  since i'm in the process of moving and once i get this studio i know i keep
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  saying it once i got this uh studio set up,
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  it's gonna be really easy for me to do these i could do tons of them because
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  whenever i got a thought, I can just turn around and go ahead and sit down in
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  front of my microphone, which I don't got to tear down, set up all the time.
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  So we're working on things. So please keep listening.
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  And if you enjoy the content, tell a friend, follow us.
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  You know, you could still follow Lizzie on TikTok, energy.by.lizzie.
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  You always got that link down in the description of these shows.
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  And again for all of our international people That
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  have been viewing us And listening to
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  us I appreciate it Lizzie appreciates it We all
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  appreciate it And stay tuned I still
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  got the Wednesday night guided meditation I hope everybody enjoyed the story
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  time Like I said it was just a quick one Something that I just kind of tested
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  the waters with I think I'm going to have some more of those coming up And I'm
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  going to be recording with Hannah Rose From The Sound Within as well So there
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  will be another episode with her as a co-host,
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  And like I said, Lizzie and I, we're working on things and we're excited about
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  them and we'll keep everybody posted on that.
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  So with that in mind, Lizzie, I appreciate you joining me. You know,
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  I always love having you here.
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  I think everybody else does because when you came back with the last episode,
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  the stats really jumped high and I think that's all because of you.
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  So we really appreciate it.
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  Oh, I miss being here. So super glad to be back. That's great.
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  I'm excited. I'm about to have a whole lot more time. So I'm going to be here
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  a whole lot more consistently and I'm super excited about it.
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  That's great. We're all excited about it. And we really do appreciate everybody joining us.
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  So until the next show, we'll see you then. Thank you for joining us.