Speaker 1: The Boundless Authenticity Podcast.
Speaker 2: Thanks for tuning in to the Boundless Authenticity Podcast. Today's
Speaker 2: topic is understanding intuition and getting into the Flow with
Speaker 2: my guest Vincent Melling. Vincent is an author, speaker, teacher,
Speaker 2: and ICF accredited coach, and his recently published book Getting
Speaker 2: into the Flow describes how he received a flow of synchronicities, coincidences,
Speaker 2: chance meetings and calls, opportunities and events occurring in perfect
Speaker 2: timing when he went to Aluru for a global meditation
Speaker 2: on the December twenty twenty solstice. Vincent's book also describes
Speaker 2: how you can use intuition to create a magic flow
Speaker 2: in your own life, and Vincent's coaching aims to guide
Speaker 2: you to find this magic and flow to speed your
Speaker 2: journey to creating what's in your vision. So, Vincent, how's
Speaker 2: it going?
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, thanks Johann, And you're absolutely right. The book
Speaker 1: does tell you how you can develop your intuition. I'm
Speaker 1: just going to hold it up here and I am
Speaker 1: going to have to do something really clever, which is
Speaker 1: unblow my background because zoom does blur it. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: the book tells you how to do it, but it's
Speaker 1: work that is far more powerful when you do it
Speaker 1: in a group. And over the past a few days,
Speaker 1: I've been working with a couple of friends. We call
Speaker 1: them the Academy of Intuitive Mastery. We've been taking them
Speaker 1: through the work that's in the book and helping people
Speaker 1: first of all, connect with their intuition, develop their intuition,
Speaker 1: and then get a vision for their lives, connecting with
Speaker 1: their purpose, their mission in life, and giving them some
Speaker 1: tools to move on and start creating that. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I've been doing over the past. We can bitch.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I like that because man, I come across
Speaker 2: some people and they're freaking out. They're like, ah, I
Speaker 2: don't know what my purpose is. It's like, I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not laughing at them, but it's just like this
Speaker 2: real childlike anxiety and they think they're gonna spontaneously combust
Speaker 2: because they haven't found their purpose yet. And a lot
Speaker 2: of the times, what I've also realized is that they're
Speaker 2: missing some really big clues in their life as to
Speaker 2: what it should be. And I think it's like a
Speaker 2: personal development industry induced coma that the Internet has put
Speaker 2: out there for people, because now they see all this
Speaker 2: stuff about live your dream and live your purpose. And
Speaker 2: so everybody thinks that they should be doing something that's
Speaker 2: really grandiose, you know, and it scares them and so
Speaker 2: they just don't do anything at all.
Speaker 1: Is that sense, And it's actually something that I specifically
Speaker 1: address in the book because that's how people view it.
Speaker 1: And great I think everybody does have a purpose in life,
Speaker 1: and that's great news. But it never starts out as
Speaker 1: something grandigos. And so, for example, if you think of
Speaker 1: Mother Teresa and she has this order of nuns and
Speaker 1: she has convents around the world, but it started out
Speaker 1: when you know, she was moved by a poor person
Speaker 1: on the streets of Calcutta. It was just that one person.
Speaker 1: And you will find that across a range of people
Speaker 1: that have started working with purpose, that it starts very,
Speaker 1: very small and then builds. And very often our sense
Speaker 1: of purpose builds out of the chance that we've had,
Speaker 1: out of the challenges that we've had in life, and
Speaker 1: our desire to help others who are facing the same challenges,
Speaker 1: help them surround them. So that's where purpose comes from.
Speaker 1: Where it doesn't come from is an a goic place,
Speaker 1: a place of first saying, well, when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: Everybody was talking about starving millions in Africa, So something
Speaker 1: a guy it might be to take that thing, and so, well,
Speaker 1: I'm going to put together a project that's going to
Speaker 1: help solve this problem, but without really the emotional connection,
Speaker 1: without the intention. And there is something about each of
Speaker 1: us that's a divine gift or an innate talent that
Speaker 1: we've got, and I often think our purpose is around
Speaker 1: also connecting with that talent and using that to express
Speaker 1: and help people. I'm going to stop rambling there and
Speaker 1: into the conversation.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're not a rambling, you're making perfect sense.
Speaker 2: But what about the concept that maybe an individual has
Speaker 2: more than one purpose? You know? And suppose you're walking
Speaker 2: down the beach and there's nobody else on the beach,
Speaker 2: but you see that there's one person in the water
Speaker 2: and they're drowning, so you jump in and you save them.
Speaker 2: That's a purpose. Or the guy that gets up super
Speaker 2: early and runs the street sweeper, that's a purpose, you know.
Speaker 2: But some people don't feel purposeful in whatever is they're
Speaker 2: already doing. So what would you say to that?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's certainly something I think about a lot, because
Speaker 1: somebody has to run the street sweeper and pick up
Speaker 1: the garbage and appreciate all of that. I think it
Speaker 1: is possible to be running more than one purpose at
Speaker 1: a time. I'm thinking in particular, for example, somebody that's
Speaker 1: caring for an elderly relative or something like that might
Speaker 1: also be writing or something like that. But yeah, we've
Speaker 1: usually got a sense of we've usually got a sense
Speaker 1: of that when it happens. Yeah, what I was going
Speaker 1: to say was that the way we see purpose in
Speaker 1: this work, it reveals itself over time. In other words,
Speaker 1: if you were shown where we're going to end up
Speaker 1: in your life, it will be absolutely overwhelming and it
Speaker 1: will push you into that place to resistance that you
Speaker 1: were talking about. People online feel about purpose. It's got
Speaker 1: to be big, and it's got to be impressive, and
Speaker 1: it's got to When we do the work that we do,
Speaker 1: we do a visionally exercise that gives you a vision
Speaker 1: perhaps for the next six to fifteen months, something like that,
Speaker 1: and that will give you a snapshot of We do
Speaker 1: a whole of life thing, but one of those areas
Speaker 1: of life will be a snapshot of where your purpose
Speaker 1: is taking you in that time. And then you follow
Speaker 1: that and then six months twelve months later, you come
Speaker 1: back and do the exercise over again and see what
Speaker 1: the next level is for whatever it is you're working on,
Speaker 1: whether it's your purpose or whether it's something else that
Speaker 1: you're choosing in your life.
Speaker 2: Okay, I accept that.
Speaker 1: I have to answer the question, Yeah you did.
Speaker 2: So what's your personal definition of intuition?
Speaker 1: Intuition is a facility that we've all got, and it's
Speaker 1: like a connection to some big cloud of information that's
Speaker 1: out there in the universe, and we can tap into
Speaker 1: that and we can bring it in. We can bring
Speaker 1: it in and it will come to us in all
Speaker 1: the various form clear senses that are available. So some
Speaker 1: people will get intuition very visually. Some people will get
Speaker 1: intuition audibly here's something. Some people will get words, some
Speaker 1: people get feelings and chills. It's possible to get smells
Speaker 1: and tastes, they're not so common. And sometimes you'll just
Speaker 1: have a knowing how it shows up. You know, there's
Speaker 1: there's a number of ways it shows up, but it
Speaker 1: never shows up like in like a YouTube video, and
Speaker 1: you never have some you know, an inituitive guy sitting
Speaker 1: there telling you exactly what you need to know and
Speaker 1: how to do things and show you everything. Usually it's
Speaker 1: more symbolic than that. It needs a little bit of interpretation.
Speaker 1: And when you're connected with interpretation, then the sorry when
Speaker 1: you're connected with intuition, that interpretation is usually quite simple
Speaker 1: and obvious. You don't have to go around doing too
Speaker 1: many mental contautions to do it. But by the same token,
Speaker 1: imagination is a great way of digging into the interpretation
Speaker 1: of what we get symbolic what we get feeling wise,
Speaker 1: and we've historically kind of downplay imagination. We say we
Speaker 1: said that kids, he's got a very active imagination, to
Speaker 1: say that he's kind of a little bit out there,
Speaker 1: a little bit too far away to the imagina. We've
Speaker 1: kind of this imagination And really imagination is part of
Speaker 1: ituitive faculty, and we find in given readings that when
Speaker 1: we lean into imagination and just in a surrendered way,
Speaker 1: we've got to be and just allowing imagination to feed
Speaker 1: us and not what we want to hear. But when
Speaker 1: we do that, it opens up like another level of
Speaker 1: psychic reception and we can we get more information. So
Speaker 1: that's kind of how I see intuition. It's like our
Speaker 1: connection to that universal cloud of information. But the way
Speaker 1: I teach it for intuitive purposes, it's great for directing
Speaker 1: your own life. It's great for making decisions, it's great
Speaker 1: for getting a vision, it's great for creating a bit
Speaker 1: of magic in your life. What we what I don't
Speaker 1: teach is making predictions, making forecasts. When, for example, I
Speaker 1: get an insight about where I'm going with my work,
Speaker 1: I assume that it takes into account where the external
Speaker 1: environment is and what is possible for me in that
Speaker 1: environment and has given me given that to me, Usually
Speaker 1: the external environment doesn't have a lot of power. That's
Speaker 1: a whole other conversation that we can have here. But
Speaker 1: intuition is very much about understanding the level of power
Speaker 1: that you have within yourself. Yes, so that's a few
Speaker 1: of the things that a few aspects of intuition. That
Speaker 1: and how I see it.
Speaker 2: So the very fact that you're saying that you teach
Speaker 2: it suggests that it is both an any ability that
Speaker 2: we all have and it's something that you can learn.
Speaker 2: Because I've heard people say, oh, I'm not very creative
Speaker 2: and I don't even know what it feels like to
Speaker 2: sense I intuitive faculties or whatever you know, And I'm like,
Speaker 2: what do you feel like eating for breakfast today? They're like,
Speaker 2: I really go for some eggs. Oh my goodness, there
Speaker 2: you go, you know, like it's it's a sense they
Speaker 2: can feel that you can tap into your intuition, you know.
Speaker 2: But I think that going back to what you were
Speaker 2: saying as well, there's a certain level of crazy making
Speaker 2: or gas lighting, or just societal conditioning in general where
Speaker 2: they do say stuff like oh, that kid's got a
Speaker 2: wild imagination, you know, and all these different things through
Speaker 2: childhood then disabled our natural the ability to into it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's absolutely true. And you said in each intuition,
Speaker 1: and that's what I've found that everybody's intuitive, but with
Speaker 1: some people, and very often it's men who seem to
Speaker 1: particularly receive this message about being mental. Being logical is
Speaker 1: very shut down, and you have to be a little
Speaker 1: bit patient, a little bit supportive and encouraging and everybody
Speaker 1: will get something. But then there's another level of intuition,
Speaker 1: because most people, you know, view intuition as being kind
Speaker 1: of gut feel or getting a hunches or perhaps seeing messages.
Speaker 1: And really you can use intuition for a lot beyond
Speaker 1: those basic kind of warning mechanisms. As I said, you
Speaker 1: can use it for decisions, to help create visions, to
Speaker 1: get creative, turn on your supercreativity, lots of things. So
Speaker 1: it's a very powerful tool when you develop it. And
Speaker 1: most people who say they're intuitive are kind of right
Speaker 1: of the kind of very ground level and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: just using it for the danger and they're not really.
Speaker 1: You know, when you get chained up, you get very
Speaker 1: used to making decisions based on intuition and you know
Speaker 1: what it feels like and how to distinguish it from
Speaker 1: what's coming on from the mind. And that's really important.
Speaker 2: So could you share a specific moment when you were
Speaker 2: intuition played a significant role in your life.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'll go back to one of the earliest moments.
Speaker 1: I was in a class with a teacher, and this
Speaker 1: teacher was from Southern Africa, and he was running a
Speaker 1: training course in Southern Africa, and usked to saw to
Speaker 1: tune in and make a decision and find out whether
Speaker 1: it was true for us, whether it was true for
Speaker 1: us to go on that course. So everybody tuned in
Speaker 1: and nearly everybody in the class got yeah, that it
Speaker 1: was true for them to take this course in Southern Africa,
Speaker 1: and I think I was about the only one that
Speaker 1: didn't get that it was true. But it was then
Speaker 1: it was very clear for me that this wasn't true.
Speaker 1: This didn't have energy this training, So I didn't go.
Speaker 1: Other people did and some months late this was going
Speaker 1: to be the only one in the year. Some months
Speaker 1: later I got laid off from my job. I had
Speaker 1: an end date and the teacher organized a second round
Speaker 1: of this training and it was going to start like
Speaker 1: a week after I had finished up at this job,
Speaker 1: and this time it was truth for me. It was
Speaker 1: absolutely perfect. So that is a very simple example of
Speaker 1: intuition leading me to making a really good decision. I
Speaker 1: had absolutely wonderful time. Where they were running it at
Speaker 1: the time was next to a nature and serve and
Speaker 1: there were animals, and yeah, we could go driving everything there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And have you ever ignored your intuition and then regretted?
Speaker 1: It doesn't everybody, And yes, it's very common to say
Speaker 1: I wish I had listen to my intuition.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: The problem I have is that prior to really getting
Speaker 1: involved with this work, which is probably twelve years ago,
Speaker 1: I was in the camp that actually believed that I
Speaker 1: was not intuitive, and until I had it really demonstrated
Speaker 1: to me, I believe that. So I was up to
Speaker 1: up to about ten years ago, I was never really
Speaker 1: listening to my intuition. Unfortunately, I'm a bit of a
Speaker 1: good boy in respect to your question, so I do
Speaker 1: tend to listen to my intuition and act on it,
Speaker 1: and very rarely act against it. So I'm really struggling
Speaker 1: to find an example of where I went and against
Speaker 1: it and had a nasty lesson that I've got one
Speaker 1: now that's come to me that I just ended up
Speaker 1: making an investment with a guy where all the numbers
Speaker 1: added up, but I picked up something wasn't quite right
Speaker 1: about this guy, but because everything else set it up,
Speaker 1: I gave him the benefit of the doubt. If at
Speaker 1: the time I had trusted my intuition more, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have going ahead with that.
Speaker 2: Man. I feel like I'm the guy that picks up
Speaker 2: stuff about other people all the time and have never
Speaker 2: been wrong about it. But then when you try to
Speaker 2: tell other people, I'm not really getting a good vibe
Speaker 2: coming off this person to get like all teenager ish,
Speaker 2: like you know, no, you don't know what's best for me.
Speaker 2: You just don't want me to have friends, or you
Speaker 2: don't like this person because this thing. And I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: I mean, I trust my intuition and just maybe you're
Speaker 2: just too close to it and I'm getting it and
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to tell you. I can only warn you
Speaker 2: do what you feel like, Yeah, but then it always
Speaker 2: turns out bad for them, and they're like, oh, you're right,
Speaker 2: how do you do that? It's like, how do they
Speaker 2: do what? I just listened?
Speaker 1: Yes, and you're absolutely right, and you know, obviously to
Speaker 1: talk to somebody else about something that they're doing where
Speaker 1: they're messing up, you need permission. But it's very difficult
Speaker 1: talking to other people about what you're picking up intuitively,
Speaker 1: particularly if you don't have that level of trust with them.
Speaker 1: They don't trust you, you know, that person that may
Speaker 1: may come back to you afterwards and say, oh, you
Speaker 1: were right, and then next time you warn them they
Speaker 1: will listen. But you're also battling, as we said, that
Speaker 1: conditioning in our society that puts intuition down. And so yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's another reason that pulls people back from listen
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no matter how many times they warn them, they
Speaker 2: never listen. Yeah, oh well, so what strategies do you
Speaker 2: use to kind of validate your intuition? You know, you're
Speaker 2: how do you validate your intuitive feelings before you act
Speaker 2: on them? Is what I really want to see.
Speaker 1: It is a really good question. And the answer is
Speaker 1: that when you go into this work, you enter into
Speaker 1: like a journey on your life path, and you know
Speaker 1: it's on your life path, and you feel that it's
Speaker 1: on your life path, but it kind of runs and
Speaker 1: unfolds over the years, and yeah, you get little bits
Speaker 1: of confirmation all the way along. Sometimes you get big
Speaker 1: bits of confirmation. So we talked about my trip to
Speaker 1: Laru and how all the synchronoss flowed, and how all
Speaker 1: the coincidences flowed, and how opportunities came up, how the
Speaker 1: timing was perfect, particularly around COVID and lockdowns in Australia,
Speaker 1: which were a little bit harsher than there were in
Speaker 1: other parts of the world. But it all came together really,
Speaker 1: really nicely. And then you think, oh, yeah, this is
Speaker 1: definitely true. But little bits of magic are always showing up.
Speaker 1: And I ran a class on Sunday. There were eight
Speaker 1: of us in the class. It was online. We ran
Speaker 1: into breakout rooms and what we're we looking at we
Speaker 1: were looking at It was a class that I called
Speaker 1: from per from vision to why. So when we do
Speaker 1: this work, we get a vision of what we want
Speaker 1: in our lives, how we see ourselves in our lives,
Speaker 1: and so what this class is about was just tracking
Speaker 1: back from that and understanding, getting a little deeper understanding
Speaker 1: of the why behind it, what it is that's motivating
Speaker 1: us to pull in this fission. And one of the
Speaker 1: breakout rooms spontaneously decided to form like a little self
Speaker 1: help mastermind group and it was, oh, this has never
Speaker 1: happened before, and I can see those people going on
Speaker 1: and creating great things. But so you're always getting little
Speaker 1: bits of confirmation. Keep a journal of what I'm creating,
Speaker 1: and then what's showing up that's particularly magical. There's always
Speaker 1: three or four things showing up every week that I
Speaker 1: wasn't expecting and that's come from left field, and you know,
Speaker 1: to me, those are indications of of this stuff really
Speaker 1: working and really creating stuff that really creating outcomes that
Speaker 1: I wasn't looking for, but especially enough for me to
Speaker 1: notice and messages for me to keep going.
Speaker 2: So besides journaling, are there any other practices that you
Speaker 2: use the inns your abilities.
Speaker 1: Yes, so the first practice is a daily practice. We
Speaker 1: create a vision that encompasses various areas of our life
Speaker 1: and to still that down into a set of eight choices,
Speaker 1: to which we had a couple of standard choices, which
Speaker 1: are very much like goals. But you know, when you
Speaker 1: think of goals and intentions and all that sort of thing,
Speaker 1: choice is a little bit more powerful. There's a little
Speaker 1: bit less from for weaseling out of a choice, and
Speaker 1: it's kind of like a message to your unconscious that
Speaker 1: of all the possibilities, this is the one, This is
Speaker 1: the one that I'm aiming at. Very often we have
Speaker 1: goals that we can kind of go for, but sometimes
Speaker 1: we asked whether or not this was really what I wanted.
Speaker 1: But with the choice, it's there and it's that one
Speaker 1: outcome out of all the possibilities that you're aiming at.
Speaker 1: And we go through that every day, and you take
Speaker 1: like a minute per choice. You drop into your intuitive state,
Speaker 1: into innocence, we call it, but it's like a meditative state.
Speaker 1: Tune into that end result of what's in that choice,
Speaker 1: and when you've got it, you move on and you
Speaker 1: move on and you move on, and then you go
Speaker 1: back and get a couple of action items how of
Speaker 1: going through those choices. So it is a daily practice
Speaker 1: of going in and then over and above that, it's
Speaker 1: just the there's a weekly meditation that we do for
Speaker 1: more strategic purposes. I'm very what's the word blessed that
Speaker 1: I'm in a community where that's run online three or
Speaker 1: four times a week. So just pick up one of
Speaker 1: those sessions and go and write and journal. So that's
Speaker 1: a more detailed journaling exercise. And then there are things
Speaker 1: that you do through the day as you go through
Speaker 1: your day just to retain that connection to intuition.
Speaker 2: Interesting, So I noticed that you mentioned something about the
Speaker 2: subconscious there, and are you saying that intuition is related
Speaker 2: to subconscious knowledge there is dormant or like prior experiences
Speaker 2: like childhood programming, Like what do you think.
Speaker 1: We do have a part of us that's unconscious. We
Speaker 1: do have a part of us that is conditioned by
Speaker 1: childhood programming, for sure, and out of that, we also
Speaker 1: have parts of us that deny what's try and hide
Speaker 1: aspects of us that we think about, and also try
Speaker 1: and hide aspects of us that are great and powerful,
Speaker 1: but we don't want other people to know that about
Speaker 1: us because somehow it might be embarrassing or something. And
Speaker 1: you know, perhaps forty fifty years ago, being psychic might
Speaker 1: have been one of those gifts that you've got, but
Speaker 1: you just don't want everybody to know about it. So
Speaker 1: we all have that. But and that's part of our
Speaker 1: psychological makeup. But we've got another part of us that
Speaker 1: is sometimes called a higher self or sometimes called a
Speaker 1: in a genius, or sometimes called super conscious, but whatever
Speaker 1: it is, is a higher part of us that's connecting
Speaker 1: outwards to a growter field of consciousness and through that
Speaker 1: consciousness can pull the information in that's intuition, so very
Speaker 1: very separate from the conditioning, and it's a state that
Speaker 1: we access again primarily through pertaining a state of presence
Speaker 1: or a state of going a little bit deeper in
Speaker 1: meditative state. So you know, when we're sitting here in
Speaker 1: a normal day, in some aspect of fight or flight
Speaker 1: or freeze, we can't access our intuition. Stresses something that
Speaker 1: really takes away our ability to access intuition. You do
Speaker 1: need to come out of that, take a couple of breaths,
Speaker 1: and drop in to access intuition.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, you mentioned something to me about men somewhat
Speaker 2: being conditioned into being rational thinkers and not having as
Speaker 2: much access to the intuitive faculties. So I know a
Speaker 2: lot of men that are in crisis, because you know,
Speaker 2: I'm a coach too, and you know a lot of
Speaker 2: these guys that come to me it's because of that at
Speaker 2: rock bottom during prices, they're in a transition from one
Speaker 2: place in their life to another, but they have no
Speaker 2: idea exactly where they want to go, even though when
Speaker 2: you ask them about it then they start to tell
Speaker 2: you exactly where they're going. But it's like they just
Speaker 2: completely second guests themselves and second guests and can block
Speaker 2: intuition like nobody's business. But what tips could you give
Speaker 2: to someone like that man or woman who is having
Speaker 2: trouble balancing intuition with rational thoughts and they're kind of
Speaker 2: on their own on this path, and they want to
Speaker 2: know about how they can, especially with respective vision and purpose,
Speaker 2: how they can narrow these things down on their own.
Speaker 1: To narrow these things down on their own, what am
Speaker 1: I going to suggest, first of all, to connect with
Speaker 1: intuitional or at least to get the panicky stuff out
Speaker 1: of the way. Breathing is always wonderful, and you've got
Speaker 1: to slow it down and you've really got to stay
Speaker 1: with it for three four minutes. Sometimes, you know, when
Speaker 1: it's a normal kind of day, you know, three or
Speaker 1: four breaths will bring you into relaxed statement. Sometimes I
Speaker 1: feel a bit more panicky. Yeah, breath work is very good.
Speaker 1: You know. One of my other hats is as a
Speaker 1: completely yoga teacher. We have and it's a wonderful, wonderful
Speaker 1: lineage of yoga. And there are special breaths for people
Speaker 1: that are suffering anxiety or panic work, so I won't
Speaker 1: go into those now, but yeah, generally stating the breath
Speaker 1: really helps activate the parasympathetic nervous system and get you
Speaker 1: out of fight or flight. And you need that to
Speaker 1: get to access your intuition beyond that to get to
Speaker 1: you know, find more about your purpose your life. This
Speaker 1: is something that I take people through in a guided meditation.
Speaker 1: It's not available for free, but you can always pick
Speaker 1: the book up and the book's fairly cheap if you
Speaker 1: get the e book. Particular, if you get the e
Speaker 1: book and there are details in there about how to
Speaker 1: access it, someone to contact me if you can't access it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, okay, So Vincent, where can we find your book?
Speaker 1: You will find it on vincentgmailing dot com, slash get
Speaker 1: the book. I think it's slash get the book. But
Speaker 1: if you can't find it there, just go to the
Speaker 1: homepage and there'll be a bright little button that says
Speaker 1: get the book. I think it is. You can and
Speaker 1: it's great to order our back paperback copies from me.
Speaker 1: If you want the e book, or if you're in
Speaker 1: the States, or if you're in Europe, you can get
Speaker 1: you can get it at Amazon, or you can get
Speaker 1: it at some of the other good online book sellers.
Speaker 1: Just Google getting into the flow and it will take
Speaker 1: you to the Amazon for your particular geography and you'll
Speaker 1: be able to get it there. Both the ebook and
Speaker 1: the paperback agree.
Speaker 2: So here's the last question. Do you have any less
Speaker 2: pieces of insight that you intuitively feel gated to share
Speaker 2: with everyone?
Speaker 1: Yes, I do, and it kind of relates to the
Speaker 1: place of intuition in elevating consciousness. And so you know,
Speaker 1: when I was a kid, the Beatles were big, and
Speaker 1: one of the things that the Beatles did that nobody
Speaker 1: was kind of expecting at the time was that they
Speaker 1: went to India and learned meditation, and that was the
Speaker 1: start of meditation making its way out of being really
Speaker 1: fringed to making it into a It wasn't mainstream by
Speaker 1: a long chalk, but it was kind of something that urgan.
Speaker 1: Meditation became something that a sizeable chunk of people did,
Speaker 1: and they were kind of seemed to be a little
Speaker 1: bit out there, but there were a lot of them
Speaker 1: doing it, and over time it's grown and mindfulness has
Speaker 1: gained popularity. Now it is so mainstream that that's really mainstream.
Speaker 1: My son. I've got a son who's studying for a
Speaker 1: PhD in psychology and his lab is getting money from
Speaker 1: the Australian government to research mindfulness because they've recognized all
Speaker 1: the benefits that come from this form meditation. And the
Speaker 1: way I see intuition is that it is another step
Speaker 1: up in consciousness from meditation, so it really builds on that.
Speaker 1: But what intuition does is that it helps us build
Speaker 1: our lives in line with our purpose, but really create
Speaker 1: great things out of our lives, great adventures like I
Speaker 1: had going to Central Australia. I've been in Australia for
Speaker 1: thirty years and never been and then intuition just said
Speaker 1: you've got to go this time, and so I went, yeah.
Speaker 1: So it helps us build our lives, it helps us
Speaker 1: create our purpose, and it helps us I believe, it
Speaker 1: helps us elevate our vibration. So it's kind of the
Speaker 1: next level up from meditation. That's where I see it, and.
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Speaker 1: And thank you for having me on here. Rojohn. It's
Speaker 1: been an absolute pleasure talking to you. Really loved it.
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Speaker 1: Need to understand that the United States builds bokers, which
Speaker 1: are basical cities on your ground every three months.
Speaker 2: Basically your dream into your self conscious cities, your loss
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Speaker 1: Insolution, your creativity and imagination unshamed.
Speaker 2: So conscious sas and your life very hard and soul.
Speaker 1: If I hard, I are consciousness alter conscious of varum
Speaker 1: of a gun. We live in a multi dimensional reality,
Speaker 1: whether it comes through esitary information in the spiritual realms
Speaker 1: or the UFO people experiences, or mainstream on the physics
Speaker 1: of the Natrem science. I'm realizing that parallel dimensions, probably
Speaker 1: Eus is we're all spiritual means we're all having these
Speaker 1: human experiences. We've heard that phrase over and over and over, but.
Speaker 2: What does that really mean? And all of the questions
Speaker 2: of life, we have these answers inside of ourselves.
Speaker 1: We're ultimately studying the nature of what it is to
Speaker 1: be human. Good, enable our psychology, how we're fitting our health.
Speaker 2: That's why I love Bruce Lee's great quote all knowledge
Speaker 2: is ultimately self knowledge.
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