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Hello everybody and welcome. My name is Dr. Tia Jolie Phillips and I want to welcome my special co-hostess, Sarah Tirri. She's a notable writer, philosopher and more than anything a thinker.
But I have to do one thing before we get started today. I have to congratulate you on surviving the eclipse. I know, didn't I do well? So people are buzzing, still talking about different things, but let's just go ahead.
You assign whatever meaning you need to assign to it and if you do make sure it's a positive one. But this is your show, we got sidetracked last week. I'm glad we did because I always love where we take these different.
Oh, the tangents are what's important. That's one thing we are is tangential. There's too much to cover, isn't there? But it's fun, you know, just a little bit of randomness that hurts. So kind of keeps things interesting. But I do know there were certain things that you wanted to get to. And of course, it's your show. So I just want to tee it up for you and just say, you know, where do you want to take us today?
So, in recent podcasts, we've talked about waking up, that we have to wake up to what reality is. So I'd like to talk about my encounter with that. Okay. So I'll go right back to the beginning. So I built a house out here in Florida, I had three children, I had a three year old, a five year old and a seven year old.
And had a lovely house, lovely car, beautiful marriage, Prince charming, my husband back then and he still is. And I couldn't understand why I was experiencing, I guess what was a low grade depression, I couldn't understand why I wasn't happy because I had everything that I was told that would make one happy, which would be security, money, beautiful house, car, family, happy marriage, I had everything.
And I realized I wasn't happy. So it was in August of 2000. And I knelt next to my bed and I prayed and it was kind of, I kind of got in God's face a bit but I said, you got to tell me something here because I'm not getting it. Tell me something I don't understand why is it that I'm not happy. So when you pray like that, you're going to get an answer. Ask and thou shall receive baby.
You better be ready for this. So I'd, my children had gone to school and I walked back into my house through my back door and I was walking through my living room and I still remember the tile that I was standing on. And I basically got what I could describe as a download. That's, I mean, computers weren't a big thing back then but that's what the terminology would be now.
And I heard in my head, this clarion is clarity and it wasn't me. It was my it sounded they sounded like it was my voice but it wasn't it was a it was a different it had come from somewhere else.
And it said two things and it was this is not about you Sarah. This is about God and you're going to be a very successful author one day and the emphasis was on the very they were the words but it was very successful. So basically I kind of went into a six week holding my shit together but spiraling a little bit because at that point I knew what my future was going to look like.
And it was it was mapped out for me I was 33. And once I accepted that I knew what was happening to me. I started writing, and I wrote for children, I told you I think in the previous podcast about Travis for 10s and how that came about.
And then I got a call. It was from my brother to say that my mother was sick. And I write about that in the beginning of his is the best God could do and I won't go into it now because it's pretty depressing so be warned it's very depressing but it's supposed to be because it was it was, you know,
just horrendous. And my mother died. And that was about what that was in said about eight months after praying to God, show me something, because I need to know something because I'm not happy my mother died.
And my mother features quite a lot in what I write about she was in the star side prophecy, but my mother dying propelled me into the quest that I have still today of gathering knowledge. So I devoured every book, I could get my hands on, which pertain to the nature of this reality,
God, spirit, religion. And I wanted to find out what heaven was, and what the soul was because my mother wasn't a believer. And according to a lot of Christians I'd come into contact with if she didn't believe that Jesus Christ was her Lord and Savior, she was going to hell.
And I believed that for a while until I woke up and I woke up and, and it was like, God is not going to do that whoever is his benevolent loving creator is not sending your mom to hell.
But it took me three months and it was 911 I think we talked about that in our last episode. It was around the time of 911 that I realized that I didn't have a frame of reference to what reality was with the God of Magnificence a frame of reference was around this
very, very angry God, who was capable of damning my mother. And that's when I woke up. And that's when I started writing Is this the best God could do and it's basically a polemic that dissects the, the tenants of believing that God is separate from his creations.
And I just wanted to talk to you and let our listeners know that was my awakening story. So, there's a second part to this so this reality that I'm creating which is writing perfecting my craft and wanting to become a successful author is still ongoing.
And although I had my future I could see in Christian terminology that would be prophesied to me it was in my head.
And I understood a few years ago, this is not going to be handed to you, Sarah. And then I also understood that I have to calibrate the right vibration to intersect with the reality that is already in the quantum grid.
And that's what I write about in the mirror world. So, even though you have a very big idea of what your future is, you have to keep your vibration and your vision aligned in order for that to manifest.
And that was my latest book the mirror world which I actually wrote to myself, I dedicate that to myself because I had to sharpen up my mental thought processes and my thought life.
And I'm still manifesting what I was told back when I was 33. So here I am today, manifesting but that was that was the initial part of this journey that's what propelled me to you're doing a great job with it.
There's so few people that I've met in my lifetime that manifest more than you do. I mean you're really getting it, you're catching your stride here.
But you know, and I've had people throughout my life say, you know, they've looked at my biography and they're like, how, how did you do all that? It's like, what are you talking about?
And because like a lot of people they'll look at their day and they'll say, oh, I can't do that because tomorrow I have something going on. It's like, but that something is only two hours.
That's right. But it's like, you know, you've got like another 16 hours or something like that. You got this huge. Tony says that there's 16 hours in a day. What do you choose to do with it?
I love that. I was already in Claremont this morning. I did four errands this morning before coming back to my house and then coming here. I mean, it's.
Sure. Yeah, no, I get it. And so, first of all, thank you for sharing all that with me.
You know, I'm just going to ask this question, you know, the higher that this this voice that you heard that was your voice, but it was very crystal clear. It was the Holy Spirit.
So, but it was my higher self. I was going to ask you. Well, it always leads to the same thing.
It's God, the Holy Spirit, your higher self, the source. It is a voice which is distinct from the ego mind thinking thoughts that you have.
It was a different reality entirely. And that's why people learn to meditate. They want to get back to awareness so you can actually hear those voices.
And you say, well, what voice is this? You know, then people thought that's Sarah. You're just hearing voices. No, that was my higher self.
It could have been an angel. It could have been a spirit guide. Christianity would say it's the Holy Spirit, the Comforter, whatever that was, was not of me, my personality, Sarah, of my thinking mind.
This was from elsewhere, something a part of me, but distinctive from my everyday thinking.
That's lovely. So taking this apart, just what you laid out for me just in the past few minutes, what does it really, what does that mean?
How does that translate to the average person out there in terms of their daily lives?
Well, your daily life is generally mundane. There's a lot of boring shit to take care of, just putting gas in the car, shopping and just keeping yourself going, showering, doing your shopping and all the rest of it.
But it's very, very important to have a big dream. Now, I was very, very fortunate when I heard this inner guidance that came when I was 33, my future was laid out for me.
So I knew that I had to perfect my craft of writing because you can't be a successful author, pretty much not.
And then have a best seller. You've got to be kind of good at what you do in order to be successful.
So I had to practice my craft. So I would say to anyone listening, do what I did and pray to ask God what you're not getting here.
Why aren't you happy? And it's likely that you don't know what your purpose is and you don't have a grand enough vision for your life and you've lost control of your thinking mind.
So your vibrations low. So start with prayer.
So there's this kind of a different, there's different trains of thought revolving around this idea of who God is in our relationship with God.
You know, there's the good God, there's the bad God. There's bad God.
There's all of it. But there are people out there who feel like there's the hellfire, the brimstone and all that.
But at the same time, you know, you're having this conversation with God and you're asking God.
But on the other hand, there's this group of people that say you pretty much dictate to the universe, the one, the infinite, what you want to accomplish.
How do you find the balance between, you know, asking for something or begging or beseeching?
You don't have to ask. It's already in the quantum matrix. It's already there.
God knows the beginning, the middle and the end. So we're living in a matrix of source like a hologram.
And we're born into life cycles and we're here to manifest our reality.
When I understood at least conceptually and intellectually what that meant, I was able to implement that in my thoughts.
So I don't ask for things. So when you I don't buy ask for wisdom and knowledge, those two things.
And then but they're already in my subconscious. I've lived for thousands of lives.
I already have this database within me, which is probably where my high self connected me with with me when I was 33.
So I don't ask for things. I just create what I want in my mind as a load of visual images.
And then I decree it. It is done. And then you hold the vibration and put in the necessary work to get that with me.
It's writing and publishing. That is what I'm doing with my life. Whatever that looks like for the listener.
But you can ask through prayer, show me what I'm born to do. That's why prayer is very significant.
That's totally fair. And you said something very important because like you're putting in you're putting the vision in place for yourself.
You're you're kind of dictating to yourself where you're going to go.
And they say, you know, a man without vision will perish. Well, that's what it's like.
If you're not going for something, you're going to decay.
And I think people have very, very small ideas about what reality can do.
What if reality can bend to whatever you your mind is projecting?
That's what I want to get out there. And that's what I wrote the Mirror World for to get people to understand.
You're way more powerful than you think you are or you've been led to believe.
So where do we draw the line in terms of like this this relationship with God?
Is there this one God that's kind of immutable, like there's this God likeness or image, this this force?
And is your like is your relationship different than my relationship with that God?
I don't have a relationship to another God other than myself.
And I have to explain that. OK, yeah, I was going to say what I'm getting at.
And this is a very important distinction because like for me, when I'm coaching my people, when somebody comes in and they're, you know, hi, my name is Kathy.
I lose this weight off my butt and all this, you know, whatever they have to do.
What I do. Hi, Kathy.
You're so silly.
It was hypothetical. I don't know. I'm just teasing. I do not have a client.
Catherine. So but, you know, I always some do not always.
But I oftentimes hear people comparing themselves to other people.
And I find I I discourage that because whenever like if I'm going to compare myself to somebody else, we almost always take our worst against their best.
Like the thing I feel the worst about with myself, I take that and compare it against somebody else's past.
Yes, that's the path. Yeah. It's not fair to either.
It's not fair to that person or to you.
And I say this because when I was growing up, my family was my siblings were always struggling for everything.
It's just the opposite of your world. Like I marvel at how you and I have come to agree on so many things.
Not everything, but, you know, we come to terms on so many things from such diverse, different backgrounds.
My family was pretty broke. I'll be honest with you.
Like we we had our basics. We had what we needed. But there was no extra.
We didn't travel. We didn't do anything like our traveling was like maybe driving to northern Michigan for a weekend.
I mean, that was it. And so we've come to the same place from different angles.
But my myself and my siblings, we're we turned out to be very competitive.
We're always like if we're going to get something, it's going to be because we scrapped for it.
Do you think competitiveness in the context that you're talking about is synonymous with being ambitious?
Well, this is a good question because and this kind of goes towards what I'm this is kind of what goes towards what I was going to say is my
my teaching to my people is that you should only compete against your future best self.
I'd love that you you should be against your future best self.
Don't compete because when you say the difference between competition and ambition is competition means there's one trophy.
Only one of us is going to get it. It's a zero sum game.
If I win, Sarah loses. If Sarah wins, Tia Jolie loses.
That's a competition. Yeah. Someone screwed and someone wins.
So but ambition is you versus you. Yeah. Your ambition says Tia Jolie is a little girl.
She's going to fly airplanes one day. That's my ambition.
So it's not me versus some to some degree it is because there's only so many.
I think as a child when you're competing with your siblings, though, there would be because you're seeing it.
There's a prize and I want it.
But I think you have to have an ambitious nature in order to be inherently competitive.
I'm a very, very ambitious person. The vision I have for my life would blow your mind.
And I'm a Capricorn. Try me.
But a Capricorn. I don't know too much about astrology. I don't focus on that too much.
But very ambitious, apparently Capricorns. My ambition is to fly your airplanes.
Oh, that would be nice. OK. So OK.
But what I'm saying is like, you know, competition could be like me versus my best self.
So do you see as competition as negative completely because there's someone that loses?
Well, no, I mean, to me. Well, let me just give you a quick story.
So my oldest son, his name is Timmy. And 16 months later, we had Johnny.
So they grew up 16 months apart. They are very, very different.
My oldest son, Tim, he's the Bible thumper. He quotes scriptures, the whole thing, you know.
My son, John, lives in Austin, Texas, and he's going to go smoke a joint when he wants.
Go listen to some rock music and have a beer or whatever.
He's just going to be very, very different, both adorable, both lovable.
But we played games growing up. We played battleship and cards and, you know,
just the things that we play with the kids, you know, board games, things like that.
Well, I taught my boys to play chess. And during the course of playing chess,
if you're the if you're, you know, 33 years old and you're playing your eight year old or whatever,
you know, you're you're going to beat them every time.
So what I would do is I would artificially.
Well, I won't give you the punch line yet.
My my son, Tim, who's the older one, got frustrated one day
because my son, Johnny, was so good at chess that he actually beat me once.
And so Tim was angry with me because he thought because I've always taught, don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal.
And he felt like I threw the game to Johnny to make him feel better.
So I told I said, Tim, well, what do you what's your definition of winning?
And he says, well, it's a it's a game of chess.
You know, whoever's got the king at the end of the game wins the game.
I said, well, that's you defining winning according to the chess game.
As a parent teaching a child what is winning, winning is starting a game, being competitive and doing your best.
That's right. Not who's got the king standing.
So he says, well, I don't understand.
He says, you did. And it looked to me.
He's very he's an intense person and I love him. I love him.
And he says, he says, yeah, but, you know, there's no way Johnny can beat you.
I said, well, Tim, my win has nothing to do with this chess game.
My win has to do with Johnny's confidence in being able to compete and win.
So what I did was I let him take as much time with his moves as he wanted.
He could take five minutes per move. Doesn't matter.
I forced myself to move after he moved.
I forced myself to move within. I gave myself five seconds to move.
So I created a handicap for myself that I had to move within five seconds. Level the playing field.
And I leveled it. I said, so Tim, put yourself in my spot as a parent.
Do you think I was dishonorable for creating a handicap and leveling the field for Johnny?
And he capitulated. He stipulated. He says, no, I get it now.
I said, do you think I threw the game? He said, no, he says he gets it.
So I think that defining what winning is is different.
And so if there's a zero sum game, it's because you're all competing on the same frame of reference.
Like the 2020. And we think there's one prize with chess, the prizes, whoever has the king in life.
There is the prizes for everyone. Everyone can have, apart from your karma.
So karma is something that comes into us in this life.
A lot of people I would say in the modern world are either going through their karma or they've been through it.
And they have a very open palette of creation.
But when you're creating your reality, that you're not competing with anyone, like you said, it's your future self.
You just imagine in an emotional context how you would feel if you had and saw all the things that are in this quantum matrix we live in.
At that point, your vibration is now aligned with your vision and then you watch all the doors open.
So everyone listening, there is nothing not competing with anyone.
There's enough on this planet. You're in a hologram basically anyway, and there's enough for anyone.
So you're not competing with yourself. You're right.
There's a future vision of who you want to be. And that's physical, mental, whatever you're going to do.
Have that built up in your mind with a very, very high degree of precision in terms of how that looks in technicolor, in 3D imagery.
Have that vision. You're not competing with anyone. You're competing with the person that you don't want to be.
Maybe you could say that.
There's some of that. And that's a really good point because as I was learning to fly airplanes, I mean, this is very foreign.
What we would do a lot of times is we have this vision for what we want to be.
And what's yours then, apart from flying me around in my planes?
You know what? Well, OK, let's go there.
Pretty much to be a good pilot is the same as being a good golfer, a good skater, whatever your thing is.
You're going to learn from within yourself. You're going to learn from a mentor, an instructor.
You're going to learn from others. But most importantly, you're going to learn from your own mistakes.
And so even my children are like, how did you like how do you accomplish all the same as you?
How do you accomplish all of those things? And I admit to them it's like because I'm not afraid to fail.
I've I personally and I'm telling you this today, I don't know anybody in my life that's failed more than me.
I'm a by by this world's estimation, I'm a complete failure.
But it's getting back up and keeping going. You can fail just to make a decision to get back up.
So I've failed more than most people are willing to even try.
And I wonder when you fail at something. So I failed.
But to me, guilt, if I fail at something, I don't worry about guilt.
Now, it doesn't even come into my mind. But I feel bad if I failed at something.
I look back. But I've I've just guilt is the mind killer.
And that comes through failure. But if you process failure the way that you are,
failure is actually a gift because you're going to know what should be as a result of what wasn't.
Let me put it in this in terms of pilot terms. If I'm flying my airplane from Miami to Seattle, OK, I jump in.
I have a destination in mind. Not once. I mean, I've got tens of thousands of flying hours.
So does Tony, right? Not once has he gotten in an airplane or me or any pilot anywhere
where you took off and the flight was exactly precisely as you planned it.
Does it ever come near to that? Does it ever come near to being?
Well, I mean, certainly certainly some flights are smoother than others.
But there's always some shit going down. Well, there's but it's not even some shit.
It's like you have I could plan for certain winds. I could plan for certain weather.
There's always going to be different. There's going to be traffic and you have to get a divert.
There's going to always be something that there's no perfect flight.
So our flight through life is that's a quote from the Academy.
It's sustained. It's it's on the wall. Our flight through life is sustained by the power of our knowledge.
That's the quote. It's pretty nice, right? But basically that but our flight through life is it's not about A to B.
We're going to get from A to B. We're going to get there.
The question is, when you're blown one way or the other or there's some issue, there's some turbulence.
If you have turbulence, are you able and willing to change altitude?
If you have too much of a headwind, do you have the presence of mind to say, yeah, we're not going to make it.
We need to divert, get some gas and then go on to the destination.
You know, this is what we're experiencing, like even you and me speaking today.
This is not about a podcast. I mean, yeah, we're producing a podcast, but this is about a journey.
This is about our journey. Like, I don't know where this podcast is going to take you or me.
That's exciting part though, isn't it? But it's the journey. I'm enjoying it.
Like this is like our 11th episode. I know I love that. I'm starting to lose track.
No, it's not the 11th. But the thing is like it's not about the podcast itself or the broadcast.
It's where it takes us. It's about the experience that I'm having.
I learn a lot from you. I hope you learn some things here. Oh, I do every time.
But these are different things. Like it's about the journey.
So when we, when I was flying the East Coast, I was flying for a captain for JetBlue, right?
So I'd fly from Florida to New York and back again. And I'd do this all day, right?
And I would have these people come up, these passengers, and they would be bitching about why we don't have real lemons.
We only have these little pouches of lemon powder or whatever they're going to complain about.
It's like in my mind, I'm like, you know, you're flying in this multimillion dollar.
You're sitting there in leather chairs. You're watching this television show, laughing your butt off.
Being served. You're being served. We're in this freaking amazing, this machine that's just amazing.
And we're six miles up and we're doing like two, three, you know, three quarters the speed of sound.
And it's cool. It's cool. It's comfortable. It's it. And you're just you're complaining.
It's like seriously people. But there's people in this world that...
Well, that's an ego trap of the ego mind thinking because you can, the glass is half full or half empty.
I meet people that do nothing but complain. And I feel so it's tragic.
But you've got to see, you've got to cause your thoughts.
Otherwise, your mind will just upload and dump into your awareness everything that's wrong with the world.
And I talk about that in the mirror world because we're actually programmed to find fault with reality in order to improve it.
That's how civilizations were built. But you don't want to let that mechanism just churn and churn.
And to be happy the way that you just described, you're on a lovely plane, you're high up, you're going somewhere, you're being served in a leather seat, you're watching a movie.
That is you telling yourself that if you don't program your thinking, you'll fall back and start bitching about lemons or the lack of them.
That was a good recap.
So, you know, I do run into this often and I was actually presenting to a group, there was probably 30 people.
I was like, I was invited to talk to a chamber group, a chamber of commerce type of thing.
I opened up with this statement that I said, I want you all to repeat after me.
I said, I am beautiful.
I am beautiful. I am powerful.
I am powerful.
I am free.
I'm like, let's do it again like we mean it.
And I did it again. I'm beautiful. I'm powerful. I'm free.
All 30 people.
Then I said, if those statements that you just said are uncomfortable to you, even the slightest bit, you need to start asking better questions.
Nice. Nice. That's set up nicely.
Because you are beautiful and you are powerful and you are free.
Yeah.
So I think that a lot of...
You've got to absolutely believe that. Just don't understand that conceptually. That is, and we are, each of us.
But that's why I brought it back.
I love the way that you did that. You need to be asking different questions.
If you didn't feel that to your very core.
Yeah.
Now, none of us love liars, cheaters or stealers.
But if you believe that you're beautiful and you're powerful and you're free, and somebody comes around and they start telling you that you're ugly, powerless and a slave.
I'd put him in a choke hold.
You would. That's where the Benelli M4 comes out.
But we've been told that for our whole lives.
Well, you go back to original sin. You were born into sin.
I'm sitting across from a supermodel here.
Look at you. You walk down the street and every head turns.
But even so, the world is going to tell you that you're not perfect. That you still have room to go.
And there's all of this shaming that goes on.
This is what a real girl or a real guy looks like.
This is what you need to aspire to.
Which means covet in a way. You're not good enough. You need to be this.
So what I'm saying is we need to get to the spot where we identify what a narrative is.
Why would a person be saying that?
And I tell my people, if you're truly sovereign, if you're a divine princess, Sarah Terry, divine princess right in front of me.
If you are that divinity personified and you have a heckler on the side of the road heckling you.
How do you deal with that?
Give him $20 and wish him well.
Do you bless them? Yes. That's the point.
Do you take it personally and go argue with them? No.
No, you give all your power away at that point.
You bless him and say, whatever you're going through, I hope this helps.
The ego mind would go, fuck you, don't speak to me like that.
But the soul wouldn't do that.
I try and give to homeless people whenever I can.
I kind of have a pact with God.
I heard the other day, turn right.
I'm like, why have I got to turn right?
I need to be going straight down on 50. I turn right as a homeless guy.
And I gave him some money.
But I think help these people.
Don't lower your own vibration because if someone is heckling you,
it's because they have such that their minds are lost.
Their mind is not operating from awareness or soul.
Their mind is inferior ego pettiness.
And that's what they're projecting.
That's why they're homeless.
That's why they're in the position they are because they haven't used their mind properly.
And I just feel really bad for people like that because I was once like that.
So what if the heckling wasn't from some guy on the side of the road, heckling Princess Sarah?
But it was the system itself.
Right. The underlying reality.
The system itself, heckling you.
You're not good enough. You're not smart enough.
Sit down. Shut up.
You're not powerful.
We're the powerful ones.
You are a slave.
Like what if the system is saying those things to you and they're relentless?
Well, I think in terms of Christianity,
to me that is a slave religion because that's what it's saying.
God is separate. You have no power.
The devil's on the loose.
You'll be blessed and favored or not.
And you're going to get one stinking life.
Shut up and deal with it and you'll go to heaven.
That's such an inferior belief system.
And if you're born into that, you're not going to have any inherent feelings of worthiness because you're born into sin.
Adam and Eve fucked up in the Garden of Eden.
And here you are, not worthy.
Bow down to a separate creator.
And there's no separate creator.
We're all part of one creation.
I mean, the God of Abraham is no more real to me than Mickey Mouse.
And we were talking about that earlier.
So there's no separate God in my pantheon.
I'm one of God's sense receptors.
So God is everything.
There's no separate God of Abraham.
But I think if you believe that God's separate,
that's probably not the ideal platform in which to feel powerful
because the divine is in all of us, every single one of us, everyone, even the people on death row.
There is the divinity is within human beings.
And it's not outside of us.
If we can get our heads around that, that's a really good platform to form a belief system.
So I love what you say.
And it goes back to this guy on the curb because I was up in this probably 10 years ago,
but I was up in Boston and I had like a six hour layover.
So I just jumped on the train and instead of staying at the terminal for six hours,
I jumped off and went downtown and mini vacation.
Go have some lunch somewhere.
And I happen to have my family with me.
So we went to have some Asian dish or something.
But on the way back, I saw this homeless guy sitting on the curb and I'm in my uniform.
And it's just he's sitting on the curb and I went down and I sat down next to him.
That was nice.
And in my uniform and it's like, hey, I introduced myself and talked to him.
And I said, you know, how did you come to be here?
You know, what's your story?
Was he open to talking to you?
Totally.
And this guy was brilliant.
He was actually very smart.
He was a veteran, homeless veteran.
I ended up I gave him some money and it turned out I said,
but what I'm getting at is it's important that we when we look at others,
we recognize that we've not walked their journey.
They regardless of where they are, who they are, what their lot is right now in life,
we've not we don't know what they're up against.
The only thing we can do is help them on their journey.
Maybe it's just a 20 spot.
You know, maybe it's just maybe it's just a something.
Maybe it's a word of light.
You're just letting them know there's some light in this reality.
And $20 is going to buy you a burger, a bottle, whiskey, a sleeping bag.
It's going to do.
It's not going to change anything, but it's that little bit of light.
And that's upping the vibration of the entire planet.
And it's not just 20 bucks.
It's the idea that you took time and you said, just, you know,
whatever you're dealing with is transient.
It's temporary.
Yeah, it is. You're you're a remarkable.
And these are the messages they give everybody, especially like a homeless person.
You're remarkable. Your best days are just ahead of you.
Don't give up. Keep moving. Have a vision.
Understand how powerful you are.
And it turns out that he did not even know that there were veteran resources
within a walk from where he was.
And did you and you told him? Oh, yeah, I told I said I I set him up.
I told him when and where and how to get there and stuff.
So, you know, it's not just about giving them a 20 spot.
No, you steered him somewhere. I wanted to just let him know that.
Because when you start to look, when all of us start to look at other people as
and I do this, I I learned this because I had some angst with my father
and a little bit with my mom, but just most most of my dad, you know,
I knew he loved us, but he never said it.
He never used the words.
And it was he's like a big grown up kid.
It was all things he wanted to do and stuff.
He's probably a younger soul. Yeah, possibly.
But but I had to come to terms in this angst.
And the things I'm sharing with you now is how I came to terms.
It's like, you know, I've always looked at him as my father,
but I never looked at him as a little boy, a divine child of this chain of like
he had a mom and she had a mom and she had a mom and she had a mom.
All this whole lineage of people.
So although he's my father, my earthly father, he was the manifestation
of generations and generations of people who loved each other.
So he's this little boy that happens to be an old man now that for whatever reason,
his journey was not something I could understand,
but it didn't mean that he wasn't still precious.
And I think that as people come to understand this, you know,
you could have a brother or sister, somebody that's transgressed you in your life,
and they are just absolute a-holes.
But the truth is, like, you still don't know why they're that way.
And you don't know what their previous life's encounters were.
Forget this just one life. What the hell's going on as a result of all the decisions
you've made over thousands of years?
So it's very easy to arrive at compassion when you upgrade your worldview,
because you can see it. I mean, you and I have been homeless in a previous life, for sure.
You know, and we do choose these experiences.
We can't do it now because we're running out of time.
But in the next podcast, I'd like to take a quote out of my book.
It's We Who Are Becoming Gods.
And I basically made a list of all the themes that we could be covering.
And it's quite a boring list, but I'll go through it really quickly.
Maybe we could speed it up. That might be good.
But it's a list of what we will tackle in certain lifetimes, every lifetime.
And there'll be every theme. Homelessness will be one of them.
But if you come across a homeless person, that doesn't mean, fuck him,
he's chosen this in his life path. There's some good lesson going on here.
We have to show compassion, because that's part of what we're trying to do,
is create heaven on earth. And without compassion, there's going to be no heaven.
And there won't even be an earth, because compassion is going to be the key.
So we need to upgrade the entire vibration of the planet, understand our thought forms
of doing that, and then help people who've had downgraded thought forms,
help them, steer them, just like you did this homeless guy.
Because it's likely he's either had homelessness written into his life plan,
he would have written that in, or his thought forms became so debased,
that's where it's left him, because the world was reflecting his vibration.
But either way, it doesn't matter, these are our brothers and sisters,
and this sounds corny, but just help anyone that God puts in your path.
And you up your own vibration by doing that. It's a win-win.
You're giving and receiving, it's the same thing.
What you just said brought me a lot of peace.
You know, 15 or 20 years ago, I was in a place where I just wanted to save the world.
I wanted to change the world, save the world.
But now being where I am, I don't feel like I need to change anything.
I used to feel like you.
What I've learned now is that I look at everybody as a divine sovereign,
and the best thing I can do is look at them and ask them where they are on their journey,
and what I can do to help them.
I love that. I do that a lot.
And these people will be steered into your pathway.
I have so many stories of my interactions with homeless people,
but there's this fella, I usually travel with food in my car.
It's hard in South Florida because the food goes bad, so I had nuts.
Of course, the guy I pulled over, it was a red light, and there was nobody behind me,
so I rolled down my window, it's like, what can I give you?
He says, just some food.
I said, well, I've got nuts.
He smiled and he had no teeth.
He says, I can't eat nuts, I have no teeth.
I said, well, if I give you some money, will you spend it on food?
He says, absolutely.
You've got to take them at their word.
So I gave it to him.
Another time I stopped and rolled down the window, I said, what do you need?
You're on the street, what do you need?
All he said was, do you have a marker?
I found my marker for my sign, I can't find it.
He needed a marker.
I know, it made me cry.
This fella could have asked for anything, and he asked for a marker.
My spouse was in the car, and I'm like, okay, do we have a marker?
So actually, truthfully, I had a marker.
Because I need it for when I write on bathroom walls and stuff.
But no, I happen to have a marker, and now I have a marker in my purse all the time.
I think I'm going to carry it.
So this was for him to be able to make available his sign.
But he needed to make a sign, he needed to fix his sign.
But I thought to myself, wow, if I didn't ask the question, what do you need today to make your day better?
What do you need?
I never would have even thought about this guy just needing a marker.
I know, you wouldn't.
That was the farthest thing from my mind.
But it's actually quite a logical necessity, given the game that he's involved in.
He was at a place in his life where he wasn't even thinking about tomorrow, the next day, or the next day, or the next day.
You can't talk about somebody about a dream when their only dream is to find a marker.
I pulled out of Walmart, actually, when I went shopping for you and I the other day,
and there was a guy standing on the corner, and I keep some 20s in the car, so I gave him a 20.
I always leave the window.
I be cautious.
I don't get out and talk like you were quite brave doing that.
Tony would.
When I was talking to the guy in Boston, I was surrounded by people.
I was like, there's no risk there.
Plus, I'm a pretty good fighter.
But I saw his sign, and he was a vet as well.
I don't know whether it's because I'm publishing books, it's kind of weird this,
but I thought, well, that is not a good sign because it should have been bigger.
I mean, I could read it, but I thought, and that's kind of weird that you should say that.
This guy needed a marker.
But that would be so patronizing to walk around and give people bigger signs and markers,
but maybe that's what they bloody need and put a stick on it and hold it up.
It's like help them out, right?
Help them out with whatever their life trajectory is at that point.
And I think that's a really sweet story.
I think I'm going to keep a marker now.
So we have about seven minutes or so.
I think I didn't look at my clock, but how do we put a bow on today's presentation?
I don't think there is a bow because we kind of talk about,
I guess the bow is that we have sovereignty, that God is not separate.
We're gods in the making on an eternal evolutionary journey.
We don't remember what we started out as, and maybe that was a single cellar neighbor,
and we've had lifetimes as plant, mineral, rock, but our consciousness is going through an evolution,
and we don't know what we're evolving into.
But Tia Jolie and Sarah Tyree are here, and we're evolving into something more.
And how we evolve is harness our thought forms.
Have a big vision for what you want your life to look like.
Don't compare yourself to other people.
We touch that.
If you catch yourself complaining, you're in a low vibration.
Stop it.
Recalibrate your thinking and be grateful for something immediately.
Make sure you keep your vibration high in order to attract the reality that you want.
If your reality sucks, it's likely that your thought life sucks.
That's good stuff.
And I'm just reminded in closing, you know, I was probably about eight or ten years ago,
I was walking by this computer screen.
My spouse was watching this thing.
This presenter's name was Joe Dispenza.
Now, I didn't know who that was.
Like, I should have known, but I didn't know at the time who it was,
but he was saying these things, and they were exactly the way I teach.
It's exactly the things that I say, and I was just like, wait a minute, who is this guy?
He's amazing.
I couldn't wait to find out who this guy was to learn more.
He's been a teacher of mine.
But he's amazing.
But one of the things Joe Dispenza says, and I teach too,
is the movies that you play in your mind, they're yours.
So if you're going to make movies, because I say to people...
Make a good one.
You know, I say to people, it's like you're a creator, whether you like it or not,
whether you acknowledge it, you are a creator, or at least a co-creator.
Yes.
You're at least a co-creator, but certainly there's this creative aspect to you.
The question is, first of all, you're going to acknowledge it.
Second of all, what are you going to create today?
Are you going to create divisiveness?
Are you going to create excuses?
Are you going to create...
You can bitch-wine and complain.
Are you going to take a seed from your mouth and put it in somebody else's soul
and let it grow and look at them dead in the eye and say,
I know the world wants you to think that you suck, but I think you're magnificent.
I think you're crazy powerful and you're beautiful and you're free.
And I want you to know that I don't care what the rest of the world thinks.
I don't care what they see.
I see something magnificent in you.
And if all you do every day is something like that, in your own words,
and you look them dead in the eye and speak right to their soul,
and don't do it just because, oh, I'm checking a box.
No, you've got to believe it first.
Yes, you have to believe it.
You have to believe it because you've told yourself that.
You know what you are.
You've told yourself that a thousand times.
It all started with you.
Yeah.
And then once you believe it for yourself, because you can't give something you don't have.
That's right. You've got to embody it.
You have to own it yourself. Feel it.
And I love what you said about it's not just I think it was either this episode or the one before,
but so many people, they use these words.
They pray.
They do this, whatever their meditation is.
They use the words, but they don't use their vision and their feeling.
So when I'm having somebody that's going through, say, a body transformation,
they're trying to lose weight or they're trying to become pro athletes,
what I do is I say, how much time do you every day do you spend closing your eyes,
using your visualization, not these eyes, but your imagination, your inner vision, your true vision?
Because this is not your true vision.
This is deceiving.
Yeah.
But your true vision.
This is just outer reality navigating so you don't fall down some stairs.
Your inner vision is that that is God.
Right. So if you're trying to be a pro golfer,
how many times do you sit there and just not just sit there and tee it up and hit the ball,
but watch the ball and celebrate, celebrate, feel the hit, celebrate.
You just calculated the error and watch it land inches from the pin.
But not only see it, but do you feel it?
Bring it to life.
Do you see it? Do you feel the breeze?
Do you feel the sun on your face?
That's exactly right.
Do you feel, do you hear the crowd, the gallery just cheering?
That's it. Yes. The whole thing.
Can you make it so that you see your own reaction to the crowd?
It's your own movie.
Do you feel these people cheering for you and this humility, this gratefulness that you've arrived?
And people would mistake this for being a fantasy, just an inconsequential fantasy, but it isn't.
It's the makings of reality.
This is how you, this is how you manifest.
You create it. It's so compelling that you actually own it before you actually even own it.
Yes. That's it. You bring it to life.
I think the Bible says in Hebrews, you're calling in the unseen as though it were.
That's what that is.
Very much so.
So thank you for wrapping us up today.
I'm always so grateful.
Yes, it's been wonderful.
Thanks for coming out to Phillips Island all this time. I appreciate it.
Thank you.
Take care now. Bye.
See you soon.
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