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Speaker 1: Hey guys, it's Ero. Please don't forget about Erro dot net,

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your support. It's called stream thinking. It's learning how to

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trust what is in your present place of all things

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right now now. To get there is going to require

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some practice. It doesn't happen overnight. This is what I

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do every single day. One sheet of paper, just ten minutes,

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write about whatever is moving through your presence of right now.

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It can be positive, it can be negative. It can

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be a dream, a wishful thought, whatever you are feeling

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right now. Put it on a piece of paper with

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absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking sharpens your skills as a listener,

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as a communicator, and as an activator. It is learning

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how to trust all things that are right now. This

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is stream thinking today. We're reaching back to January eleventh,

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twenty twenty five. We just experienced our first blanket of

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white snow in three years, and to keep it in

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place longer than the traditional five seconds. Was a layer

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of ice, a winter portrait that wasn't being celebrated, as

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forecasters kept telling us, hey, you better prepare, which in

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my heart will always create a scare, rather than speak

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of the beauty of what we have received while it

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falls to the earth, and now as it melts off

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the leafless limbs, they did their job of protecting the

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masses in the way of offering warnings to the human being,

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which in my heart created anxiety, the fear of change

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beyond our control. Even as it melts away, nature continues

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to prove how tiny the human really is. Now, I

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don't know who to place blame when it comes to

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something like this. We have a storm that's on the way,

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and we all freak out. We've got to the grocery

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store to get the milk, and we've got to get

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the eggs. And when the slightest thing such as a

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breeze starts off the coast of Africa and starts making

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its way across the ocean into our area, and someone says, well,

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it's going to be a tropical storm or a hurricane,

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we freak out. Do you think our freaking out is

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based upon how weather forecasters believe. We're just keeping you

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up to date. This storm could happen in seven to

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ten days. We just want you to know what could happen?

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Is that healthy? I'm asking you you sitting there, what

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is your policy when it comes to believing what is

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and what isn't the weather forecast? And do you run

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off to a home depot or low's to get yourself

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a generator? Because someone said that tropical storm could have

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sixty to ninety mile an hour wins. Well, if it's ninety,

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it's going to be a hurricane. What is your process

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of digesting bad news? And have we all become little

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freak out cases because they like to tell us, Well,

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there's a system right now just off the coast of

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Washington State and it will be trucking across the United

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States over the next seven to ten days, and you

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may get hit somewhere in New York. I'm not saying

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you're going to but if it hits, you're going to

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get snow, rain, everything that winter is all about. Do

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you freak out then or do you freak out in

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the hours before that flake first falls? Just something to

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think about, and it's something to write about as you

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learn more about what your triggers are. And I believe

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inside my heart, I am not a professional. It starts

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with the people that predict the weather. That's where you're

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insecurity rests. Hi'm Eryl, and that's stream thinking