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Georgina Cannon - Your Guide to Self-Discovery · Destination Unlimited with Victor Fuhrman

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My name is Victor Ferman. Some call me the Voice. I've always been
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fascinated with human nature, spirituality, science and the crossroads at which they meet.
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Join me now and we will explore these topics and so much more with
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fascinating guests, authors and experts who will guide us to Destination Unlimited. Those
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of us of a certain age have fond memories of the Rogers and Hammerstein musical
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The King and I, and especially the song getting to Know You? What
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about getting to know Yourself? Are their practical ways of understanding who you are,
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why you are, and how you may embrace your best life. My
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guest this week on Destination Unlimited, Georgina Cannon, has collaborated with several experts
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to share twenty ways to find the true you. Georgina Cannon teaches hypnosis at
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the University of Toronto and privately teaches past life regression and life between Lives facilitation.
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She has spent more than twenty four years working as a counselor and coach
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and currently specializes in major life changes, relationship challenges, and emotional issues.
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Her website is Georginacannon dot com and she joins me this week to share her
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wisdom experience and latest collaboration with Luminaries of Multiple Modalities, your guide to self
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discovery. Please join me in welcoming to Destination Unlimited, Georgina Cannon. Welcome,
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Georgina, Thank you, thank you for asking me to be here.
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Is a delight. Georgina, Please share with our listeners your early path and
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how it shaped your understanding of both consciousness and unconsciousness. I think I came
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into that naturally. I mean I was born in England, and we are
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very aware of the unconscious super conscious, in the way of spirits and ghosts
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and fairies, and we believed in fairies at the bottom of the garden,
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and we know there's more than just us. We don't talk about it every
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day, but it's just part of our history. It's just part of who
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we are. So when I came and by the way, in England,
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I was started off as a secretary and then became a journalist. And when
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I came to Canada, I came as a journalist and from there I was
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very surprised that North Americans didn't get it, didn't understand that our such things
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as ghosts and spirits and fairies and goblins and all things supernatural, and I
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came to Canada, loved the country because it's a beautiful country, and was
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a journalist here for a while and then opened my own public relations company and
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that grew with some fascinating clients and we did some wonderful special events until a
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very large international public relations company came into Canada and wanted to open up in
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Canada and asked if I would be willing to join them they would buy my
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company, which I at that time I wasn't sure, but my then husband
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said, oh, come on, you know, go talk to them,
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see what they say. And I went to New York and met the founder
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and he showed me why he wanted me. He wanted me to join his
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team that would be flown around the world to work with other clients and specialty
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and he said, my specialty was innovation and creativity, new ways of looking
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at old problems situations. So how can I turn that down? So I
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joined them and as creative director for Canada, and after a few years they
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promoted me to managing Director Canada with four officers across the country. And it
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was very seductive, it was extraordinary. In My daughter, of course,
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loved it. She loved her mother being a mogul, but I don't know.
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I was one of three senior women worldwide, and at that time it
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wasn't a comfortable place to be a senior woman in industry, any industry,
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and I just couldn't take it anymore, and eventually I left and looked for
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something else to do. So I looked around and studied reiki, got my
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reiki master, studied costult therapy, psychodrama, I looked at color therapy,
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I even looked at massage therapy. Realized it wasn't for me that happened upon
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hypnosis, and realized that was it because I understood that the subconscious drives us,
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drives humanity, and I also knew that was the way through to spirituality.
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So in nineteen ninety seven I took my certification at the National Guld of
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Hypnotists, and in nineteen ninety eight I opened up the Ontario Hypnosis Center,
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Clinic and School, and it grew to be Canada's largest school, where I
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taught past life Regression Facilitation which i'd studied under it, the wonderful Henry Bow
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Look, and Life Between Lives under Michael Newton, and then I sold it
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ten eleven years ago because I got sick, and unfortunately it's just gone downhill
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since then, and the person who bought it has disappeared, so no longer
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exists. But I still see clients a couple of days a week, and
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I teach. Was invited to teach at the University of Toronto Continuing Education,
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and I teach hypnosis there and three semesters, three different types of semesters,
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including spiritual hypnosis. And I write books and articles, and I have a
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newsletter. And up until last week, I was doing and I will do
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it again, a weekly free meditation every Friday at noon Eastern Standard time.
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But I've stopped that for a while. I just need a bit of a
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rest. Tell us about your first experience with hypnosis and what it meant to
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you. I first experienced with hypnosis. First of all, I realized that
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I'm living in trance a lot of the time. A lot of what I
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do is automatic, and therefore, if it's automatic, it comes in subconscious
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mind. If it comes in subconscious mind, it's automatic. Now that's just
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hypnosis. But my first experience with past life regression, that was a whole
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other thing. Is that what you're interested in Actually, we'll talk about that
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a little bit later, but I'm just curious as to that first session that
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you had. Okay, the first session I had with a client. They
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came in, they came in four oh, I know it was fear of
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flying. They came in for fear of flying, and I used the protocol
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we called systemic desensitization, and they couldn't believe how well it worked and how
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easily it worked, because in normal psychotherapy, the psychotherapist desensitizes you bit by
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bit over weeks. In hypnosis, because the subconscious mind doesn't understand that between
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real or imagined, it can happen in half an hour or forty five minutes.
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So you take the client through their fear in ten different steps, and
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they experienced it subconsciously and they can let it go, and it's total magic.
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In fact, it's so magical that when I was teaching that particular protocol
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one year, I had a class for about thirty four thirty five people.
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The dean of the School of Social Work at the University of Toronto was in
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my class and I said, now you're going to learn today how to release
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fears and phobius in thirty minutes or forty five minutes or at most sixty minutes
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or even very occasionally two sessions, and he put his hands up with sichrigina.
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That's impossible. It doesn't work. I know it doesn't work. Up.
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You know, I've been a therapist for many years. So I said,
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okay, let's have a bet. So we had a ten dollar bet.
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Long story short. He paid me at the ten dollars and he's the
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one that got me into the School of Social Work, which eventually got me
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into the main school at University of Toronto's School of Continuing Studies. So it's
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powerful. Our subconscious mind manages who we are and how we are at every
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stage of our being. Our body, our mind, our thoughts, our
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patterns, good and bad are all come from the subconscious mind. Our long
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term memory comes from our self conscious mind. Our short term memory is our
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conscious mind. Our willpower is our conscious mind. But eighty percent of what
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we do every day is what we did yesterday eighty percent, if not more,
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and that all comes from subconscious minds. So that's why hypnosis is so
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powerful. And I teach you my clients self hypnosis so they can do it
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themselves. For those who have never experienced gnosis or may have misconceptions about it
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based upon fictional offerings, or what is hypnosis like? Or it feels like
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a relaxation, And many people for the first time say, I don't think
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I was in hypnosis because I didn't feel different. I think that people expect
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to either bark like a dog or levitate or something. What happens is you,
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it's you know what. It's the same brain waves as meditation, exactly
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the same brain waves. The only differences the goal is different. So with
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meditation you're going in for peace, and for hypnosis you're going into the same
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brain waves to make change. So how are you feel in meditation? The
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same level of brain waves, the same level of settling down and relaxation or
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focus. You don't have to relax, you can focus. Same level of
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focus is hypnosis. And by the way, you can hypnotize people, and
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I have done so on a highway when there was a crash. You can
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hypnotize people at Grand Central Station. You don't need to be quiet and you
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don't need to be relaxed. It's just focus. I think a lot of
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people in Grand Central Station would from a lot of people Grand Central Station on
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a hypnosis automatically go to the track that they go to every day without thinking
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about it. This is true of that programming. Your new book, Your
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Guide to Self Discovery. In that book, you share a fascinating story about
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your first past life regression and the healing that it produced. Please tell us
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about that. Oh yes, I was at Henry Bullduke's teaching in the Blue
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Hills of Virginia and for the first time, we had partnered up and we're
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being facilitated by a partner in the class. And this was the experience.
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And the gentleman I was working with said to me, do you have a
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goal? Because we can always ask for a goal, although we won't necessarily
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get there, because the soul takes us where it thinks we need to go.
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So I said, sure, why not. I've had migraines at least
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once a month ever since I can remember. Let's see if I can get
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rid of my migraines. There he said, okay, we can ask.
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So he facilitated me into hypnosis and suddenly I had this stench. It was
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a smell like rotting garbage, and it took me a while to realize what
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it was. I thought, I was in a garbage jump or something,
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and I realized it was me. I was stinking, I was smelling of
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garbage. And then I saw myself, an old, haggard woman. I
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don't know how old I was. I could have been quite young, but
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I was obviously reft in many levels, with very few teeth, stringy hair,
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filthy, barefoot, living in a cave, and very very very thin.
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Now I was close to death from starving. I lived outside of a
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village, and my role and my interaction with that village was to provide herbs
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for the women who were going through pregnancy or abortion, or if they were
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having a trouble pregnancy. They'd called me down, so I acted as a
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sort of midwife, and if they remembered, if they remembered, they paid
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me in food. They rarely remembered, they dismissed me once the job were
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done. One day, I get called down to the village into a field
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that they used to call it the birthing field, where the women would go
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to give birth, and they would always have a group of five or six
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women around them helping and singing and chanting. And this woman was lying there
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screaming, and there was blood everywhere. She had half given birth to a
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huge baby that had died on the way out. So I pulled it from
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her and it was dead, and then she just screamed once more and died.
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She had bled out. The women scattered and left me with these two
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corpses. There was nothing I could do except with my bare hands scrabble in
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the earth and bury them. I did the best I could. I dragged
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my weary self up back up to my cave. I was exhausted and fell
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fast asleep. The next thing I knew, I was brutally awaked. I
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felt this violent pain in the side of my body, and I looked up
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and there was this man standing over me, smelling as if he was drunk.
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He obviously had something to drink, and he was yelling, you killed
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my son, You killed my son. And I tried to scamper away,
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but he knocked me down and he picked up this huge rock and smashed it
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over my head, on the left side of my head, by my temple,
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over my eye, and I instantly died. The facilitator, remembering the
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lessons we belonged, help me heal and forgive and let it go and bring
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the wisdom back from that lifetime. When I came back from that life,
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we were both deeply shaken. After all, this was a practice session.
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Who knew? And I waited for another migraine and never got another migraine.
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That healing from that journey that he did so eloquently and so expertly, let
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me leave it behind, and I'm still waiting for migraine, don't have anymore.
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That is such a wonderful sharing of both the experience, the understanding and
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the healing. Are all past life regression sessions as dramatic as that, Oh
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no, no, no, no, Many many of them are very ordinary.
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Many of them are people who may be farmers with big families, sometimes
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happy, sometimes rancorers, sometimes going through hardship, but the big event of
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each year is bringing in the harvest. So most lives are very ordinary.
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So when people say to me, how do I know I didn't make that
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up? Now, Stock answers to say, well, if you're going to
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make it up, you'd have become royalty or something rather grand and wonderful like
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Merlin. And of those sessions that you offered, the myriad of sessions that
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you've offered, is there one or two that stand out for you. Oh,
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I have so many. There's one that literally changed her life. This
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woman came to see me with her husband and she said she was going in
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for surgery for a pacemaker and she wanted to regress to find out who she
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was. And I said, what do you mean by that? And she
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said, well, when we don't know. But I was about seventeen or
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eighteen. I was found on a bench in Toronto. I found myself there
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with no identification. I was crying. I just didn't know where I was
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and I just was alone. I had some scrapes and scratches on me,
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but I didn't know how I got there. And this woman came up to
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music. Can I help you? And she took me home and gave me
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some tea and something to eat, and we phoned the police, but there
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was no record of any accidents. And I stayed with her for quite a
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while, and she gave me the name and she told me what her name
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was, which she's so what she's using. And she found out she loved
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to dance, so she joined the Arthur Murray Dance School as a teacher,
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and there she met her husband, and her husband and her and her medical
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doctor are the only people that know her story. She lives a very nice
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life in Canada. She teaches line dancing to seniors. She just lives a
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good life. She can't travel very far. She couldn't travel very far because
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she didn't have any papers. She didn't know where she came from, or
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didn't have any papers at all. So she asked. She said to me,
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I'm going in for surgery and I want to know who I am,
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just in case something happens in surgery. I'm frightened. I'm frightened that I
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won't come out of it. I want what to know when my husband wants
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to know who I really am. So I regressed her back and we got
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to about age of twelve, and she brought herself out and she said,
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no, no, no, no, no, I can't do it anymore.
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I just can't do this. I just can't. I'm so frightened.
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And she was absolutely terrified. So something was going on deep in her subconscious
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that hadn't come up before. So I put her bag into hypnosis and we
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left it where it was, and we worked on making her part of the
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team for the surgery, so that she would be part of the healing and
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not feel it was being done to her, which a lot of people do
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when they go in for surgery. She was part of the surgery team at
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a deep subconscious level. A few weeks later, she came back and she
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said, the doctors so surprised how quickly I healed. But most of all,
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Georgina, I want to complete that journey, and this time I'll stick
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with it. So we took her all the way back and I said to
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her, well, she said, I really want to know who I am.
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So I said, well, let's try something slightly different. Are you
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okay with that? So she said yes. So I regressed her back into
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the womb, and I asked her if she could hear her mother's voice before
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we went further back into past life, and she brought us and she was
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there for quiet for a moment, and she brought herself out and she said,
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oh my gosh, I know who I am. And she ran out
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of the hypnosis room into the waiting room and called her husband said I've got
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names, I've got names. I've got names, and they ran out.
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And now remember this was before the Internet when this first happened to her.
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So although they'd been in contact with interpool. They tried detectives, they tried
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everything. They didn't get anything. Now they had the Internet, so it
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seems that her husband put the names up in the search and a week later
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I got an email from her saying, Georgina, thanks to you, I've
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found my family. I come from North Carolina. And she said, my
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sister and her husband are coming in to meet with me next week and we
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want you to join us for lunch. Would you please do that. When
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I walked into the restaurant and I could have picked her out, they were
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like bookends. They looked exactly the same. It seems that she was one
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of the very large family children that were put into foster care very early because
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their parents were addicts, and she went from foster care to foster care,
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was ill, treated, had a hysterectomy at age twelve, and ended up
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being used and abused and just dumped, which is how she found herself on
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the park bench. But since then her life has changed. She went to
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the American embassy and got herself passport. She managed to get all of her
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papers and for a while there, every time she traveled, I'd get a
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card or an email saying guess where I am. I'm in London. Guess
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where I am? And it was lovely. That's life changing. That's the
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work beautiful. Thank you for sharing that. My guest is Georgina Cannon.
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Her new book Your Guide to Self Discovery Twenty Ways to Find the True Georgina.
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Please share with our listeners where they can get your books and find out
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more about you and your amazing work here. All of my books are on
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Amazon or anywhere good books are sold in your local bookstore. You can certainly
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reach me through my website which is www. Georgina Cannon dot com and I
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answer all emails always. I do have podcasts. I have a podcast channel
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Back on Destination Unlimited. My guest this week, Georgina Canna. We're going
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to be talking about her new book, Your Guide to Self Discovery, Twenty
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Ways to Find the True You. Georgina. Before we talk about the new
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book, let's talk about your previous books. How about Return Again. Return
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Again is about past lives and there's some chapters on the interlife as well.
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And it came about when the Canadian National Broadcasting Company asked me to do a
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series on past life regression for their Sunday news show and I said, no,
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I'm not going to do that. It's not a circus. You're going
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to put people into past lives the show. So the producer said, well,
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no, it's not a circus. We're with it. We're very serious.
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We take our work seriously. I said, we wanted to come to
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one of the my workshops and see what it involves. So she came to
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the workshop, was blown away and said leave it with me. And she
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came back and said, I've got a budget for a three part series.
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So she said, but the only caveat is we find the people. We
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do the research to prove whether it's real or not. You cannot interfere in
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that, and we will show what we find. So I said, terrific,
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I have one caveat, and that is you show that forgiveness and healing
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is important. She said, oh, we can do that. So they
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brought in thirty three people, of which I facilitated past lives for I think
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thirty of them. Three didn't go anywhere, of which ten they could verify.
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They had researchers around the world. They verified, They chose three that
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made good TV, and they put them on TV, and one of whom
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spoke in a language in the show that she didn't speak in this current life,
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which blew everybody away. And that was the genesis of the book.
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So Return Again is a book about what past lives are, what they're not,
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what's the difference between heaven and hell? And how you create heaven and
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hell on this earth. There's some also some case histories which are fascinating of
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course, and then there's some journeys into the interlife. In that book though
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called Return Again, there's also a journey that you can record for yourself to
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go and meet your soul group. So that is in my gift to the
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reader. So that's Return Again, and your next book is Third Circle.
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My next book is the Third Circle Protocol, which is about relationships. So
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every time we have an interaction with anybody victor you and I, or when
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I go to the supermarket myself with the cashier or my sister, or any
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relationship my boss, any relationship is forming an unspoken contract. And that unspoken
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contract is the Third Circle. What is expected from you and what you can
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expect from me, And it all starts with the relationship with yourself. And
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the first couple of chapters are about the relationship with yourself and how it's based
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on your values and your priorities, what you absolutely need bottom line with every
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relationship, what you want and what you're prepared to give. And then it
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goes into different relationships including relationships with your siblings, your parents, your boss,
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your employees, dating, your ex, your teenager, and a lot
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of women's groups are using this book, by the way for self worth self
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esteem. So that's the other book. And then there's this book, my
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current one, which I'm so excited about because I had some brilliant minds work
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with me on it, Your Guide to Self Discovery. Will Youse tell us
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what inspired this book? Okay? Oh? I was talking to a friend
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one day and we were discussing how we sometimes our own perception of ourselves is
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not how other people see us. And from that I was thinking about that
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later not from that, I realize that our perception of ourselves it's not really
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our perception. It's what society has given us. It's what our parents has
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given us and what it teaches, our job, our role in life has
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given us. But who are we really? So I thought, wouldn't it
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be fun to look at some of the older ancient esoteric protocols plus some new
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ones and make it sort of like a questionnaire that we go through. So
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I started researching some of the experts in various fields, including modern protocols like
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nero linguistic programming, and some of the older ones like working with animal guides
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or working with your astrology signs. And I realized that I could get all
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these people together in one room equal a book. Wouldn't that be fascinating?
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And so I started making the phone calls and everyone was fascinated by the idea.
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They thought it was a good idea, and for the reader, of
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course, it's very rare you get all these experts in one place. So
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you have it. And at the end of each chapter, by the way,
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for instance, if you take your chapter on birth order by Donna Marx,
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at the end of chapter there's questions, where are you in your birth
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order? How has that affected your life? So there's small little questionnaire at
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the end of each chapter, and then right at the end of the book,
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there's an opportunity for you to introduce yourself to yourself. Hello, my
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name is my birth order is this. I'm a firstborn, which means that
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I. My number in numerology is eight, which means that I. So
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you're introducing yourself to your new self. You get a wide perspective everything from
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your type of creativity, who your animal guide is, who your archetypes are,
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maybe even the name of your angels. Christoph Romero had helped you with
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that one. And then you're working with more modern things like your SWAT,
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which is strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats and our pay As I mentioned
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before, how to get into your a cashic records? What did they say
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about you? What did you learn from Marie Saint Germain about your cashic records
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and your auras? Can you read your auras? If you couldn't before getting
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this book, you probably will be able to after you read that chapter and
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learn what it says about you. So you take all these pieces like a
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jigsaw and you make the new you, and this is really who you are.
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Oh, by the way, there's some beautiful drawings for hand reading,
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which I just love. And when I spoke to Lisa Greenfield about she's in
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La by the way, she works a lot with stars and satter people,
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And I said, how do you do it over zoom? Because you know
31:33
during COVID, she I'll show you put your hand up against the screen.
31:37
So I put my hand. I forget it's the screen, and she said,
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oh my, you're resilient. Oh, And I was taken back because
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I never thought of myself was resilient. But of course that's who I am.
31:48
I am resilient, and she saw that in my hand. So she
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has given us some fabulous diagrams in the book and among the offerings from gifted
32:00
authors and practitioners, several of which have been guests on my past shows.
32:04
And one of my favorites is Kelly Sullivan Walden, who is known as Doctor
32:08
Dream. Tell us a little of what she shares about recurring dreams and how
32:13
they open us to self discovery. The thing that Kelly does is face which
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a lot of dream readers don't do bad dreams. So she talks about what
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happens if you have a bad dream and how to turn it around. And
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I think that is so important because our dreams are the part of us that
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the conscious mind doesn't want to acknowledge at this time. But the subconscious mind
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is sort of like knocking at the door saying pay attention here, pay attention
32:45
here. So they tell you a lot about what's going on inside you,
32:51
inside your mind, inside your being that needs attention. So her chapter is
33:00
of information, very helpful and calming if you have bad dreams. And I've
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already heard from people who say, oh, thank goodness, I'm so grateful
33:10
for this particular chapter because I've always dreamt that there was, you know,
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this happening in my life and that happening, and it's always negative, and
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now Kelly has showed me to how to turn it around. And Judy Wilkins
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Smith offers a piece on family constellations and self discovery. What are family constellations?
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How do they shape our lives? I have no idea. I read
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her chapter with awe and I think, how does she know that? And
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like all experts, it's deep, it's wide, but it's readable. Family
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constellations are basically what you inherit and the push and pull of the different roles
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people play in your family and sended family. But beyond that, I can't
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tell you to have to read her chapter. Read her chapter. Many years
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ago I had the blessing of an Akashak record reading, which proved to be
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both affirming and life enhancing for me. And in your Guide to Self Discovery
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you offer a piece by Maureene Saint Germain. What are the Akashak records?
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They are everything that your soul has experienced and may experience. And I say
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may not. Everybody agrees with me there, but they say I say may,
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because I believe we have free choice. May experience in depths in your
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many lifetimes and iterations, because we've had many iterations apart from lifetimes. But
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also it tells you the wisdom and shows you the wisdom that comes from these
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lifetimes things. It's an opportunity to get a huge aha that it maybe never
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occurred to you before. Is that what you got out of it? And
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yes, and from listeners who are familiar with Edgar Casey, he was a
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reader's also absolutely master lute. Indeed, you also offer a piece by Richard
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Webster about the aura and what the various colors mean. Yes, there's a
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couple of examples, tease us. L Yeah, he is an interesting person.
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He is someone who sees auras and takes it for granted. And I
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used to be like that until I switched it off because it gets in the
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way we can all see or it's only energy after all that manifests in a
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color. And Richard shows you how to see your aura and then what to
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do with what you find. And if you find that you are carrying a
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lot of deep anger that's getting in the way of your life, you cover
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it over. You pretend it's not there. It shows up in your aura,
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and then you can you know, we can't change anything until we recognize
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that it's there. So this is beautiful too. But it also shows if
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you're a natural healer, it allows you to embark on different paths or not
36:20
necessary different, but an also path in your life when you find another different
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facet of yourself. Oh, I didn't know I had the healer in me.
36:30
Well you do now after reading and Richard's chapter and looking finding your aura,
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and they're delightful. Doctor Paul at Sherman writes about our archetypes and what
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we may learn from them. What are some of the archetypes? Oh,
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I love. I use archetypes a lot in my coaching and counseling. Archetypes
36:52
were created by Carl Jung. Originally they're they're the sections, if you like,
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or the breakdowns the different parts of our personality. So it ranges from
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hero to warrior, to victim, to mother to child to seek her adventurer.
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It runs the gamut. And I ask the client and she asks you
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to find out which are the top five or six archetypes that you are and
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how you can use them, because until you know what you are, how
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can you use it? So what I do with my clients. And this
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is a good thing to do once you've read the book and you find out
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your archetypes. Imagine these archetypes are sitting around a boardroom table. Give them
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some sort of costume or other, and ask them a question that you're stuck
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with. Should I stay in my job? Should I leave this place and
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move to another city? And ask each one of them. Ask the child,
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ask the creator, as the warrior. Ask each one and you'll get
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a different answer from each one of them. I call them your shadow cabinet
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archetypes. Knowing your archetypes are very important in how you make your choices in
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life because they're your strengths. And again you'll recognize the ones that are not
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so strong and you can do something about it. And Hung also coined the
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word synchronicity, meaning meaningful coincidences without causal connection. I've experienced those throughout my
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life, especially recognized since my late thirties when my spiritual path reopened. What
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about synchronicity or synchronicity is there all the time because partly we see what we
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look for. You know, if you're looking, if you're thinking about buying
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a new car, Suddenly you notice cars. If you're thinking about should I
38:47
get a red car or a white car? I mean this way my mind
38:50
works. Suddenly you see red and white cars, or I'm thinking, oh,
38:55
winter's coming, I really do need to get some boots, and suddenly
38:59
you see peop or wearing boots, or you see ads for boots. We
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see what we look for. So that's part of synchronicity. It's the same
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with numbers. People who are believe or believe I was going to say fixated,
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and that's not fair. People who believe in numbers that show up like
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two two two or eleven eleven and they mean something to them. If that's
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what they believe, then they will see numbers everywhere. If you don't believe
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in that, you don't even notice numbers. That's, for me, is
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what synchronicity is. We see what we look for. When we're out looking
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for someone who's kind, that's what we see. I've had the experience of
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synchronicity on a different level. Oh yes, yes, we're opportunities in my
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life. The expression on one door closes another opens. Yes, I've had
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them happen dramatically time after time, well, from what I know of you,
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I doubt very much that you were not open to opportunity. The timing
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is the amazing part about it. For me, it's just so without without
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it, literally without hesitation. My guest is Georgina Cannon. Her book is
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Machine back on Destination Unlimited. My guest this week is Georgina Cannon, her
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book Your Guide to Self Discovery, Twenty Ways to Find the True You.
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Of course, Your Guide to Self Discovery includes several chapters with your experience and
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wisdom of past life, regression and other topics. How me discovering what we
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have brought from our past lives and hands and heal our current life. Well,
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people would call it a comma right. So what we bring from past
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life to start with, we live in patterns. How we walk, how
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we talk, how we use our hands when we're talking, how we hold
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our coffee cup. These patterns are exacerbated by how we've we've lived in other
43:51
lifetimes. So if we've lived in other lifetimes as a victim, and we've
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borne into a family where we're victimized in the time, unless we do something
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about it, less we recognize it as such and we change it, then
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we're doomed. If you like to be reborn into another lifetime as a victim,
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because we have to take charge and move from victim to hero. We
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can't keep blaming karma. You know, you can blame your mother, you
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blame the government, do you blame the weather, blame carma. But karmas
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in your hands, you can do something about it. Even the people in
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dire circumstances, in refugee camps, in poverty, in illness, terminal illness,
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there are always some people that rise to the top. When I say
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rise to the top, I don't mean become the boss. I mean operate
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from a platform of kindness towards others, find the best in life, change
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their view of where they are in their lifetime, and bring in some beauty
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and some joy into it. So I work a lot with clients on changing
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karmas, because you know, people come in and they say things like,
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how do I always choose losers? How do I always you know, why
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am I always stuck? Every time I start something? I shoot myself in
45:29
the foot. And after we've looked at is it a current life issue,
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then we go into a past life and see if it's pattern that they brought
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in with them. So the pattern that you bring in from past lives is
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your karma. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not so good. It's not so
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good that you can do something about it. Does That's an important point.
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A lot of people think that karma is punishment. It's not punishment. Is
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no, no, no, not punishment. It's not punishment. It's just
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that you've chosen to be who and how you are because it's easier. It's
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following the pattern. You know, I was in my previous as an example.
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This is not me, but I'm just using it as an example.
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If you were in a previous lifetime as somebody who was a slave and beaten
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and treated really badly and had no identity, and then in this life,
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you know, in the in the same session, you went through another lifetime
46:36
where maybe you were an eighteenth century wealthy, wealthy woman who was stuck in
46:42
the house because society wouldn't let you go out and do what you wanted to
46:46
do, which was teaching to travel, so you had no identity. And
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if you come into this lifetime of brutalized in a brutalized family where you're not
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allowed to speak to truth or even speak sometimes just told you stupid, that
47:05
is the calma you brought in with you. So unless you realize that pattern
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and say no, not anymore. I'm going to break that chain. I'm
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going to do something different. I'm going to lift myself up out of it,
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recognize it, work with a professional to help you get there, whoever
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that professional is, and make the changes and start a new life, start
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a new pattern. Because really that's what calma is. I believe an opportunity
47:38
to change, opportunities to change, to grow flourish, and to recognize what
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works, what doesn't work, and to move forward, right forward. Einstein's
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old expression about the definition of insanity, and I'm paraphrasing, is doing the
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same thing over and over again, expecting something a different outcome. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah. You also offer a chapter on relationships and what they may
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teach us. What are some of the clues we may learn from our relationships?
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Again, it's patterning. If we always choose people who are charming,
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you know, I was discussing this with someone yesterday. It's a difference between
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being nice and being kind. If you always choose relationships, both friendships and
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lovers that aren't nice or I don't know, they're handsome, charming, but
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underneath that like steel, and you go from one to another and it lasts
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two years, three years, and then you move on. Nothing clicks.
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That's where the mismatches. You haven't really looked at what you absolutely need and
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want in every relationship, first for yourself and then with the others. What's
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your bottom line deal breaker? For me? It's being heard, respect,
49:10
kindness, time. Okay, You've got to know these things. And if
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you have friends that can't give you that, at least three of them,
49:24
then you're not going to form a close and loving and permanent relationship. So
49:30
it's important to know what you need in your relationship and what you're prepared to
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give. And just because someone makes you laugh, it's great. Humor is
49:40
a great lovely thing to share between people. But if it's alone and that
49:45
person belittles you in the laughter, no, I don't think so. So
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be very clear about what your boundaries are, what your requirements are, what
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you're looking for in your relationships, and what about in our business and work
50:06
relationships? Same thing. If you work for a company that doesn't have your
50:14
same values. You know, when I was in the corporate world, they
50:17
used to say that a lot our most valuable asset goes down in the elevator
50:22
every night. At five o'clock and we'd laugh because we weren't treated like valuable
50:29
assets. So you have to know what the values are of the company you're
50:37
working for. And if you have a boss or someone who rules your time
50:45
and how you use your time, who doesn't treat you with respect, Now
50:52
I'm not asking them to be your parent, I'm asking them to be your
50:58
coach, your guide, your boss, but they have to treat you with
51:01
respect and respect. What you know, what you want to learn, what
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you want to grow into. Then you don't belong there and know that,
51:10
don't suffer, Know that it's time to move on. Own yourself. You
51:16
are the CEO of your life. Own yourself. And what about soulmates?
51:24
Are soulmates are real? Soulmates are real, but I don't think they're what
51:30
some people think they are. My belief system, and it's only my belief
51:34
system, is that soulmates are here to teach us. So it could be
51:42
someone who drives you crazy at work, and you've learned to have patience with
51:45
that person who Natizon and Natuzon and Natizon, so they've taught your patients.
51:52
Or it could be an X who taught you how to have boundaries. Soulmates
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are not necessary your love, your soul love for life. They're there to
52:09
teach you. Now, that doesn't mean that your soulmate can't be a person
52:15
who you fall in love with and they fall in love with you, and
52:17
you teach each other to be whole and blessed and kind and loved. It
52:27
doesn't mean that. But everybody, in one way or another, particularly if
52:31
they're difficult to get along with, I believe is a soulmate. And I
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remember a long time ago one of my therapists said to me, one day
52:39
you will thank your mother. And I said, you've got to be a
52:43
kidding. She said, I promise you one day you will, And eventually
52:46
I got it because without her, I wouldn't be doing what I am today,
52:52
and I wouldn't be the person I am today. She was my teacher,
52:59
uncomble, unkind, bruttle. But look I learned big lessons from her,
53:10
and the lessons that we learn in those situations. Yes, or how
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to open our hearts to others and become compassionate and loving people. Yes?
53:21
Absolutely. What would you like readers to take away from your Guide to self
53:25
Discovery? Twenty ways to find the true you. Oh, I'd like them
53:31
to take away that you are so much more than you think you are.
53:37
It's my job to help you find your magnificence, and through this book you'll
53:43
be on your way. It is an exciting, fun, easy to read,
53:49
engaging way of discovering your true self, who you truly are. And
53:55
that's fun. Absolutely. I had the blessing of in my late thirties attending
54:02
a series of what they used to refer to a spiritual gatherings or Friday evening
54:09
gatherings here in New York. And this wonderful woman, who was well into
54:14
her eighties at the time, was sponsoring these, and one evening there was
54:20
a presentation. The speaker had come and I was not comfortable with the teachings
54:24
that he was sharing. And this woman immediately recognized that I was uncomfortable with
54:30
this. I never said anything, but just she could read my face and
54:32
my expressions and your body language and my body language. And at the end
54:37
of the evening, while people were leaving, she said, would you mind
54:39
staying around for a few minutes, I'd like to speak with you. I
54:42
said, of course, And she looked me in the eyes like a loving
54:45
mother and said Victor, I want to share something with you. She said,
54:49
God does not require us to be holy, but God would love for
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us to be whole. And that statement changed my life. Embrace that which
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we resonate with, let go of that which we do not, and in
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the process find our wholeness. Yes, it's lovely. Yes, my guest,
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Georgina Cannon, her book Your Guide to Self Discovery, Twenty Ways to
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Find the True You. Georgina, one more time, please share with our
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listeners when they can get your books and find out more about you and your
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wonderful work. Thank you. Yes, you can get my books on Amazon
55:28
of course and all good bookstores, and you know, attend your local bookstore.
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They deserved your your presence there, and so go to your local bookstore
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as well as online Amazon. And my website is www dot Georgina Cannon dot
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com. Georgina, thank you so much for joining us and sharing this wonderful
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work and wisdom. Thank you for invite me. It's been such a pleasure.
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And thank you for joining us on Destination Unlimited. I'm Victor, the
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Voice Ferman. Have a wonderful week.