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Enjoy the show. Welcome to Soul Decodes. Join
us as we wander off the path to find the ideas
that fascinate. We talk about spirituality, the
mind, the ego, wellness and hidden history with
tips, travels and tales. Charms for a better
life. Oh my goodness. I can't believe it. Oh,
that should have been captured. I know I should
have captured it. But hey, here we go again.
Okay, we've got to do a sound check before we
do it. We did the sound check. Yeah, but it wasn't.
The sound check was good. Then it wasn't recording?
No, the sound levels were good, but it wasn't
recording. So we're recording now. Welcome, everybody.
You're listening to two imperfect people. How
do you speak for yourself? Well, one imperfect
people here and then another imperfect people
over there. Looking at the imperfect. Another
perfect people. For those of you joining us the
first time, this is what you get. I have to write
my kid's book, Travis and the Perfect People.
Okay. Well, listen, y 'all. My name's Dr. Tia
Jolie Phillips. We're in the Phillips Island
Treehouse Studio here in beautiful Central Florida.
It's a gorgeous day. Oh, it's lovely and hot.
I opened that window just for you. I love that.
It gives me inspiration. You like the natural
light. Yes. I like what I'm saying when I see
a bird because I'm in alignment with the universe
and I can recognize what it is I'm saying in
conjunction with this bird coming in. And I really
like that. And me too. It validates the potency
of what it is that you're talking about. And
if I'm not looking at you, there's hell to pay.
I'm going to keep one eye on you and one over
here. Did you know I could do that? Well, prior
to me turning on the go button to record. We
are recording now, I hope. We are. Well, the
red thing's lit. So I've been doing metrics,
Sarah. And every month we're a little bit over
100%. These are the graphs, aren't they? They
look like mountains. The graphs. It's really
kind of hard to judge the metrics because podcasting
is not a perfect science. It can't be, though.
It's too subjective, isn't it? Well, who's listening?
If somebody downloads something, are they really
listening? Are there repeat downloads? I mean,
we don't know if it's the same person downloading
multiple times. Is there technology that exists
that we can dig that? And what's the point in
knowing? Probably. When we get tens and tens
of thousands of listeners, we'll do it. But for
right now, we're growing every month. We're up
121 % this month, which is good. But welcome.
Thank you. I'm going to call out to new countries
that I recognize. Maybe they've been here before,
maybe not. Turkey, Hungary, and Switzerland.
Beautiful. That's pretty cool. And then our hotspot.
Thank you to everybody in Puerto Rico. Yes. We
just added a bunch of listeners in Puerto Rico.
Thank you all. My favorite island, Puerto Rico,
because my son was born there. Joey, my little
Puerto Rican son, Joey. But you know what really
sucks? He can't be president. Because he was
born in Puerto Rico. Oh, just wait. That's all
changing. It better fucking change. What the
hell? Because you're born on... I mean, that's
an American... Puerto Rico is part of him. It
should be... Why can't he be American? His dad's
American. I'm an American citizen now. But I
think that's because he would make a great politician.
Well, I think if a couple went... They were on
vacation to, like, Japan and they had a baby
in Japan. Is that baby Japanese or American?
I don't know. If two Americans had a baby in
Japan, is that baby not eligible to be an American?
So Joey isn't an American, but he has an American
passport. So I know. So it's just bullshit. It's
very silly, isn't it? Yeah, it's really silly.
So anyway, last week when we wrapped up, we had
a printout. Yes. And I didn't look at the printout,
but you read the first item. Only because I had
to make the font larger, but I don't know what
the other ones are. And I don't know what the
other ones are either. So we have to get numbers
between 1 and 10. Well, I was going to ask you,
because you revealed the first one. Yes. Do you
want me to do the random number generator, or
do you want me to do... Let's do the first one,
and then we'll do a random number generator.
Okay, we'll do the random... Or just ask Robin,
a number between 1 and 10. Well, whatever. I
don't even know if there's 10 or 12 there. So
I'm going to have to count without looking. Okay,
for those of you just logging in, or just listening
for the first time... This is Rosie's questions.
We... typically want to have input from the audience
and find out what's important to you and what
we did was I wanted to jumpstart this, so I asked
Rosie just randomly. Now, Rosie's your AI assistant.
Rosie is my AI assistant. And what I tell her...
And Tia Jolie programs her to understand your
requirements. I mean, it's not just something
you switch on. I mean, you've had a lot of dialogue
with her, haven't you? Oh, totally. She knows
me very well. Yes, that's great. Not as well
as you do. Actually, you know what's weird? She
probably knows me more. Oh, God. Oh, my inner
secrets. That's so exciting. But what I did was
I said, because we're almost, what, episode,
coming up on episode 42. So I told her, I said,
Rosie, I want you to look back at the transcripts
from the first 30 plus episodes. You know what
Sarah's about. You know what I'm about. I want
you to come up with, you know, whatever number
there is. Nine. Nine questions. I want you to
come up with some topics that'll be interesting
to our readers. and just throw them out at me.
And so she did that, but I didn't look at them.
I printed them out, and I just gave them to you.
So I printed them out, but I had to make the
font larger. So I know question number one. We
could talk about that one and then we can do
our random indicator selection. So that's what
we're going to do. We're going to do that today.
We're going to read randomness from AI. So it's
AI randomness. That's what we've got to call
this. But it's really not random. It's not random.
Because she looked at the flow of what we...
Well, she must have got themes plucked from themes.
She must have plucked out the themes. You know
what? Maybe we should just now just read out
all the questions and then we can go back in
and we should let the listeners know what she's
done. Well, I mean, I'm down for that, except
for I want to be surprised. Right, okay. Because
part of what we do is contemporaneous. All right,
so let's just do it one at a time then. But it's
interesting because if she's done her job correctly,
these should be absolutely what you and I are
going to be fantastic at answering. And you know
what's interesting is this is kind of a, I call
this the lingerie approach, where we just show
them a little bit but not too much. And let them
wanting for more. Who are listeners? Yeah. So
we're just going to give them number one. So
are you in Hungary, Turkey and Switzerland? This
is dear Jolie's lingerie. So we're going to just
go with number one today because that's the one
we know about. Well, I don't even know. Well,
we don't know how long it's going to take to
answer it. So let's just see how many we get
through. We might be totally done with. We might
be in five minutes or nine. This is a stupid
question, Rosie. yeah then we have to reprogram
all right it's like you're fired so uh okay so
let's just let's just go one at a time when we're
when we're tired with this one we'll just do
another one good but for those of you listening
the next several episodes i expect unless something
happens outside of the studio that's we have
to break and talk about it but we we pretty much
have the next few topics lined up but we don't
know what they are yeah i love it i like it i
like it's really spontaneous okay so yeah so
tell me what did she say on the first one why
don't we read it um the question is why your
soul might be bored so that's not really a question
but it's a statement why your soul did she put
anything else was there i'm gonna get to that
okay um patience is a virtue darling a deep dive
i don't even know anything my my mom used to
tell me slow down and smell the roses i'm Yeah,
you're very driven. Well, I was a smart ass.
I said, I can smell more roses doing Mach 3.
Yeah, because I'm multitasking. So while your
soul might be bored, a deep dive into spiritual
stagnation. Soul contracts on autopilot and how
to rewrite your energetic terms. I'm going to
say that again. So the question, well, the statement,
why your soul might be bored, a deep dive into
spiritual stagnation, soul contracts on autopilot
and how to rewrite your energetic terms. So we've
got three basically basic things. So the premise
is... Spiritual stagnation. The premise is why
would somebody's soul be bored? Because you're
not manifesting what trips you, what invigorates
you. You're bored because life is boring. Your
external reality, that you're not seeing it in
terms that you want. So it's wanting something
that isn't manifest would cause boredom. And
then you'd be going around the same old mountain
because your vibration would be low. So boredom
is a low -grade vibration. So this is interesting
because... The first thing that came to my mind
when you were talking about that was these children
at school that are brilliant, brilliant children.
And you have some boring chemistry teacher talking
about or some algebra teacher that could barely
even understand the topic himself or herself
teaching this brilliant child about algebra that
they'll never use. And they think there's something
wrong with them. They're beautiful creators and
they're bored. They're bored out of their gourd.
They're sitting in this prison. So spiritual
stagnation. Yeah, from a spiritual standpoint,
what's going on with that kid? Well, is that
aligned to boredom? I mean... To me, spiritual
stagnation would be a low grade vibration. And
it's funny because I experienced boredom as a
child a lot. I was aware that I was bored, but
nothing moved me. And I didn't really get excited
about much, but it wasn't really my life. It
was existence that I found boring. Now, when
I could control my existence, then everything
started to heat up for me because I wasn't playing
in someone else's playpen. I was in my own, but
I was bored. a lot as a child and I was probably
due to what was happening in my childhood but
I have experienced this boredom that dovetails
perfectly with what I just said the child in
school that's sitting there bored out of their
gourd because of something that totally is not
relevant to their world so you've got this child
that's And it could be something to do with the
teacher, the way the teacher is teaching, all
the subject matter. But I remember having a lot
of teachers that knew how to engage a child.
And then I had my elementary education in the
70s. So the teachers then were born in the 50s,
late 40s. They were probably tripping on LSD
and all sorts of things in the 60s. They come
into being a teacher because that's what they
want to do. And they're really good at it. And
you've got to reach a child, plus teach them
things that they're... interested in and you
could ask a child what are you interested they
might say farming or they like growing plants
or they like drawing but like you say the algebra
i mean who the fuck uses that not many people
i mean i use i guess it's a skill set i guess
teaching yes well you're different but i guess
teaching a child that you are teaching the mental
acuity so you can see that the byproduct would
be valuable but not the lesson itself well i'm
just thinking if you look back and you look at,
there's some very brilliant children and they're
just bored with school. I mean, I know one of
my, my second son, John, he was, he was a 4 .0
student. So school was not even a thing, but
he was, he wanted to join a band and go be a
creator, go play music. He'd like, he didn't
really want everything. How old was he when he
told you that? Oh, he was in high school, probably
10th grade. Yeah. He wanted to literally quit
school. What, what was your reaction to that?
I said, no, you've got to learn your algebra.
Yeah, I said, shut up and study your chemistry.
No, actually, at the time I was co -parenting,
so there was my ex -spouse that was involved.
So there was a little bit of juggling there because
I had to not only navigate his behavior, but
navigate my ex -spouse's behavior too. And then
yours in reaction. There was a lot of creativity
there. But ultimately, we ended up cooperating.
uh for the benefit of the child which is pretty
so you gave him you said okay you can join well
and you can there were some at the time there
were things he was doing like he was uh you know
he's in 10th grade and he was smoking and stuff
and he was involved with this group of people
that was probably not good bringing out his best
self not bringing out his best self anyway he
acknowledges this now you know he's a great kid
it's difficult to see at the time But at the
time, it's like he didn't want any stupid rules
and all this. And I don't blame him. There's
a lot of children feel that way. But what I told
him was because he was, you know, just starting
to drive and get his, you know, when you're driving,
you get your freedoms. And, of course, with freedom,
there's a chance to. freely freely screw up too
right yeah you're free but you're free to screw
up yeah so um we ended up just having a discussion
and uh i just showed up one day in believe it
or not solidarity with my my ex -spouse and i
just asked him the question i said uh i said
hey so um i'm understanding that you want to
quit school and we've We've talked about it.
We see things a little differently than you do.
So I want to have a conversation, and I'm going
to ask you to point out the flaw in my logic.
Yes, why am I being unreasonable? What is my
flaw? So number one, I said, I understand that
you're smoking cigarettes and possibly some other
things too. Yeah. I said, did you know that's
against the law? Not only the cigarettes, but
the other stuff. And he's like, yeah, it's a
stupid law. And I'm like, look, I agree with
you. I totally agree with you. I agree with you
that it's a stupid law. I'll stipulate it. And
you didn't expect that, but I agree with him.
No, that's a great answer. He's like, no, I agree
with you. But until you change the law, that's
the law. Yeah, and we've got to obey it. So if
you know there's a law and you disobey the law,
would you agree that you're not respecting the
law? Well, yeah, because it's stupid. I said,
no, I stipulated to that already. So if you don't
respect laws, can we agree that you would probably
not be a very good driver? If you don't respect
laws, would it be reasonable to say that you're
probably not going to be a good driver? And he's
like, oh, no. You know, I started getting. Yes,
because he saw the writing. Well, he saw the
writing on the wall. I'm going to go. He saw
my path. He says, no, no, no. You know, and he,
cause he saw the threat to driving. Yes. So I
basically, I said, look, uh, strong. We've already
agreed that if you're going to smoke and you're
going to behave this way, then you're going to
do it by yourself. And it's not going to involve
the, you driving one of our vehicles. So it's
hardcore. It's hardcore. But I said, we're happy
either way. We've already decided whatever you
decide, we're fine with it. But. We have to make
decisions based on your decisions. Yes. So he
was probably floored, wasn't he? He was a little
bit angry. But guess what? He stayed in school.
He graduated strong grades. And you let him have
the car. Did he stop smoking? He just probably
didn't let you know about it. Just not the illegal
stuff. Well, the illegal stuff would have been
better than the cigarettes, probably. A little
bit of pot's not going to hurt you. Well, I mean,
I'm not a versed pot, but when it's your child.
Oh, sure. When he's a teenager. When they're
in school and you have to do the right thing.
So what I told him was, so basically it did work.
And I'm not going to say he never smoked anything
ever again. He was so conspect about it. But
he stayed in school and he finished school. Now,
he was very clear that as soon as he's done with
school, he's moving out. He's going to move in
with his buddies. Enjoy his band. He's going
to do his band thing. So we said, fine. When
he was 18, he moved out, did his band thing and
got his buddies together. And was he financially
independent from you? Well, I was just going
to say that because he ended up moving in with
his buddies and his buddies ate all his food
and got into his stuff. The first 10 days they
were at this rental property, they didn't even
have $200 amongst them to turn on the electricity.
So the next door neighbor ran them a single.
uh extension cords they could have oh that was
resourceful so they could have a light so my
point is this you know so did he come home or
did he he got his shit together he stayed he
no no they ended up they ended up making it okay
you know he picked up yeah and now he's a phenomenal
young man he's uh they actually the state he
works uh with the dot department of transportation
in texas he does uh he analyzes the global or
the satellite data and they determine where the
next roads and where the traffic is and all the
traffic flow stuff. So have you ever sat down
with him and examined your parenting skills with
him? We laugh about it now. It's such a great
reminisce. I like to do that with my kids. Do
you remember this? Oh, we laugh about it now.
It's amazing. But, you know, we have to understand
that Johnny was a very... is a very beautiful,
very different kid, but he's a creator. Yeah,
he was bored in school. He hated it. And he didn't
like my... Didn't see the point. He didn't like
my rules either. Well, they kind of do suck as
a teenager, don't they? All of us do. Yeah, exactly.
I mean, he's not wrong. It's part of being a
teenager. Well, we had some basic rules. Well,
I was out of the house at 16, so I was quite
good. Tell me your story. No, it's not really
a story, but I had independence at age 16. So
here, the children under your wing until 18.
Yeah, it was co -parenting. In different households.
That's a very strange creature. But one thing,
a real quick story, one more about Johnny that
was fascinating. How old is he? Let's see, he
was born in 89. He's probably 35 now, I guess.
At least track. Mid -30s. We always let the children
do what they needed to do, but we just gave them
the boundaries. Like, don't jump on moving boat
trailers. Do you know what my son told me the
other day? He was driving down I -4. He had a
truck. They were going 70 miles an hour. A truck
pulled up next to him with his friends driving
it. He got out the truck through his back window,
moving at 70, climbed into the back of the truck.
So the two people driving the car that he was
in and the truck are going side by side. He goes
into the cooler at the back, brings out some
alcohol and then climbs back in going 70. You've
got to trust that both of those drivers are going
to stay like that. And you've got this drunk
kid. And he did this when he was 16 or 17. And
they never told me that. Now, he's 31 now, so
we're okay to go back. But it's like, you were
talking about don't jump on moving trailers.
I mean, what Charlie did was unbelievably stupid.
I mean... I mean, that is fucking insane. I mean,
when I... Jump on a moving trailer? Are you crazy?
I can't even believe that I'm still alive. I
mean... Would you have done stuff like that?
I mean, not... I mean, that to me is... Not that
extreme. Christ, that was extreme. I did some
stupid stuff. Right. Like, I remember my God
family used to live in Toronto. For those who
don't know what God family is, that means...
Spiritual and religious. It's kind of a... Yes,
it's if your parents die, they get to raise you,
I think is the absolute orthodox meaning of that.
That's the orthodox meaning, yeah. And I think
they're... I don't know if my parents had that
agreement or not, because we have the same...
My godparents were the godparents for all of
us. But the bottom line, for those of you who
don't know what godparents are, it's basically
a set of people who... Who've got your back.
Yes, there you go. As parents, they've got your
back. So if something happens to you, they're
going to help you with the kids and take care
of the kids and raise them honorably and that
type of thing. Well, my godparents lived in Toronto.
And my godfather and mother, they lived in Scarborough,
which is the, I guess, the easternmost section
of Toronto. And we'd go there for the summer
and we would stay up all night pretty much. And
literally, they had a two -story house. We'd
climb out the upper windows onto the roof, go
down off the roof, and then we'd go pool hopping
and streaking and just all sorts of crazy stuff.
Just like all night. Then we'd get back, climb
in bed, climb back. And did you get away with
it more times than you got busted? Oh, we never
got busted. Oh, you never got busted. Oh, that
was good. That's good. That was great. So much
so that when my parents were... When we were
much older, like we were all young adults, right?
Like we actually, my brothers and I would joke
about it and we would, my parents were like,
oh, you never, my mom was like, oh, you never
did that. And we'd look at each other like, okay,
yeah, we never did that. Even though our story
is perfectly. Yes. We can tell you details. Yeah,
I just don't think, I mean, Charlie telling me
this, you know, all these years later is one
thing. Had he have told me that at the time,
he would have never gone out again. But then
I couldn't have penalized him for being open
and telling me that. So it's quite a difficult
line, but that was nuts. So what does this tell
us about our souls and our journeys? It's got
a deep dive. The first part of this question,
a deep dive into spiritual stagnation. So, but
this is what I'm bringing up because... It's
my belief that when you come into this world,
whether it's an initial entry or a re -entry
into this world, that it's a new experience.
And there's this, because we've forgotten whatever
happened prior to our re -entry into this world.
it's a new experience well that wouldn't allow
for spiritual stagnation though that would be
revitalizing i sometimes think i don't get bored
now because i have all sorts of creative projects
but i have been bored and part of me thought
i'm just so familiar with planet earth i have
really been around the block here And I think
that was kind of the boredom of existence because
there's other realities that we're part of. And
this is a very closed in, low vibration. You've
got room to be creative and create within this,
but it's a very, very closed in structure. And
I think that might have been part of this existential
bored feelings that I had as a kid. And then
when I got older, because I had a creative outlet
and I realised I could write and I could talk
about ideas, that alleviated. the boredom but
the boredom that I had had all my life was it
was just a familiarity I think I'm like I'm so
over this it's so fascinating to hear you talk
because your outlet was creative reading and
writing that was your thing reading and writing
and I actually pretty much I was really good
at writing but I I think I'm a little dyslexic
or something. I'm like a really super slow reader.
You could listen to a really good audio now and
get exactly the same. It doesn't matter really
that you can't read because you could just go
online and hear a beautiful book read to you.
And in a way, it's a totally different experience,
but it's an absolute absorption into ideas. Right.
And nowadays I can put it on 2X. Like I had this
girl, she was doing a 40 -minute presentation
this morning. I put it on 2X. Like twice speed?
Oh, good. And I got all the information. Yes,
that's good. I've done that. And it was fine.
Yeah. And you could also read transcripts. But
when I was a child, I was also very creative,
but my creativity was business. Like I had my
first business in 1975. Did you make money at
it? Tons. How old were you when you started?
Twelve. That's what, what was it? We've talked
about this, have we? Refresh my memory. Well,
I was in Detroit. Everybody I knew that was rich
as a child. In Detroit, had a paper route. That's
right, we did talk about that. And I bought,
I had one paper route and just maxed it out.
Like my manager was like, oh my God, you got
all these. So how many hours did you spend delivering
newspapers prior to going to school then? Could
you get it done in a couple of hours? Well, the
paper I delivered was only twice a week. So then
you had other people, you recruited other people
to do it and you skimmed from there? Not for
the paper route, but while I was doing my paper
route, what happened, well, basically I maxed
out one paper route and then there was a... The
adjacent paper route, like the next route over,
became available, so my manager let me buy it.
Because it's like real estate. You have to buy
the route. Oh, really? Yeah. So you buy the paper
route. How do you make your money? Based on the
circulation, how many customers you have. How
did you make? Who paid you? Well, there's a margin.
So I would buy my papers, my newspapers, back
in the day. Oh, so you're buying these papers.
So I would literally buy the papers for like...
I forget the numbers. Maybe it was a dime. And
then you'd deliver a paper and someone would
pay you cash for it. Yeah, so I'd buy a paper
for like a dime and then I would sell it for
a quarter. So you're actually buying an inventory
then? Yeah, I'm buying an inventory. And then
the cool thing was that I could return whatever
didn't get distributed. So I would always give
them what my projection is. So you had to become
something of a salesman then when you were doing
this? Totally, yeah. Or did people want their
paper? Or did you have to convince them to buy
it? They would have subscriptions. So I would
go once a week or once a month and collect for
the month. And a lot of times they would give
me tips because if you're on time, some would
want it under the mat or I want it between the
doors or I want it on my mailbox or whatever.
So it was all customer service always. That's
good to remember all that. But I bought the route
next to it. Did you have a bike? Were you on
a bike or walking? Eventually I, well, I started
off walking and then I bought a bike and then
I bought a heavy duty bike. Horse and carriage.
No, for real. I ended up buying these, there
were these, they were called Huskies or something.
There was these. Oh, right. And you could put
like saddlebags on them. I was going to say panniers
on the back. Like during Thanksgiving, we used
to, I used to have like these monster bags and
I'd have. Fill them up because they had all the
marketing stuff. And then you'd have to take
them out and balance it, wouldn't you? You can't
take all this side out first. And heaven help
you on Christmas because in Detroit it was icy.
So now you've got this bag. Oh, so your awareness
has to be. No wonder my bag is messed up. Yeah,
that's why you're in such good shape. So I was,
do you work out? Yeah, I have a paper out. Page
12. But I eventually got a route that had the
apartment buildings. So I had a key to the apartment
buildings and I could just go. And it was warm
in the wintertime. I could thaw off with my hands.
That's good. And I could deliver them all. The
point is, I was a business person. You were creating.
But that was my creation. You were highly creative.
And when my parents needed money, I had money
for them, which is big. Did they ever come to
you because they needed money or did you offer
it? Was it ever something? I never offered it.
My dad... My dad asked me, and of course, how
could you say no to your dad? Yeah, you couldn't.
And, you know, my dad was, sadly, he was not,
he was a super nice guy. But he was not much
of a business guy. He was more of just a worker.
He was just a good worker. Yeah, there you go.
And there's a lot of people like that. We choose
lifetimes to come in as that. My job's to change
tires, and that's what I do. And look how fast,
how efficient I am, right? And it's a necessary
job. Yeah, everybody's thing is important. My
point is that I found... joy and happiness creating
business. And then when I started learning that,
hey, why am I getting at the time is like 1 %
interest in the bank when my uncle was teaching
me how to get 1 % a month from investing. And
that doesn't sound like much now because we're
trading on the internet, but... And I used to
get the newspaper and study. My uncle taught
me, you know, this is a stock price. This is
a bond. This is the treasury. This is this. He
would teach me all these. And I was just a young
teenager. And he would tell me, okay, this is
the PE ratio. This is the price versus earnings.
And he would tell me about that. And he'd tell
me the buy, sell, the ask, the bid, ask, price,
the spread, the volume. So he would teach me
all these things. As a teenager, and truthfully,
I didn't understand most of it, but I hung in
there. And then as my life went on, I would learn
more and more about investing. And now investing
is like, I wake up, I make my coffee and I go
take up positions. It's almost like a daily thing.
So does this prevent you from being bored? Do
you know what this means, spiritual stagnation?
Have you experienced this or have you always
been this dynamo? No, I think that there... This
is an interesting thing because what I'm talking
about is three -dimensional experience. The spiritual
stagnation would be, I'm going to keep going
back to this idea that a man or a woman without
vision will perish. So I think that people start
to die when they don't have hope, when they don't
have something that they enjoy. And their purpose.
Like if your thing was knitting Afghans. And
you just, it brought you joy to knit Afghans
and give them to homeless people. If that's your
thing, it doesn't have to be business. No. It
brings you joy. That is beautiful. That is just
unbelievable. Or if you grow food, like we grow
food on Phillips Island. You know the purple
sweet potatoes? Yes, folly, full of, what's the,
I listened to a podcast at two in the morning
and it was talking about the purple sweet potatoes.
This is so funny. Polyphenols, is that what he
was talking about? And I'd love to try one. And
that came up last night because purple sweet
potatoes are the thing. What's a polyphenol?
What does that do? Well, a poly means many and
phenol, those are plant -based. molecules, plants.
And they do what for you? Think of polyphenols
as like Lego blocks. There's a whole bunch of
different types and there's different reasons
that you'd have different shapes and sizes to
accomplish different things. So think of them
as Lego blocks. Some Lego blocks are good for
bases and some are good for the fingers on the
hands of the Lego people, right? So they all
have different purposes. But some polyphenols
are what's called anthocyanins. Those are the
deep purple, the ones that are berries, like
the deep berry colors. Those have certain purposes.
They're good. I don't want to say curing diseases
because you can't say that. But it helps to create
good health. Good health. All of them are good
for something, but you have to know what's good
for what. There's a whole family of polyphenols
called adaptogens. adaptogens and adaptogens
help you experience stress in your life but have
a more peaceful response to it oh so a load of
those that's oh i'll give you some but you well
i've given you that go in yes that go in is it's
called a balancing blend yeah and the I give
that as gifts. Yes, that's a lovely one. So instead
of a bottle of wine. That's full of B vitamins
as well. I have that in the morning. I just swig
it straight out the bottle from the refrigerator.
It's full of polyphenols. That whole bottle is
full of polyphenols. Anthocyanins. They've got
the adaptogens. Because that bottle itself is
based on Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese. That's
the first thing I'd do in the morning before
my tea. Oh, it's great. Yeah. So my point is...
Anyway, back to, we're talking about, I'm giving,
and you were talking about your sweet potatoes.
So we're talking about giving and sweet potatoes.
Yeah. We grew so many, those sweet potatoes,
those purple on purple ones, sometimes they're
called Okinawan, but what, right now, if you
look at the tables you gave me, those big heavy
ones that you barely lift them, there's a whole
bunch of purple sweet potatoes, babies on those.
And you can literally, what you do is you sprout
them and let them grow. And how long do they
take to get to be the size of your fist then?
Well, right now I'm using a sweet potato just
to get the slips. Okay. And once you have the
slip, then each node. Oh, I see. Like, yeah,
they send out a sprout. Yeah. And then each node
becomes its own plant. So just one sweet potato
I can get. Well, I'd like one of the nodes then.
Can I take one with me? Yeah, totally. Because
I have a planting area and it's coming to life.
So it's going to be great. No, it's going to
take over. It'll fill up a nine by nine area.
It'll just go. Wow. And yeah, you'll have sweet
potatoes the rest of your life. So I should put
it in a big container because it's all going
to go in containers. You know what? I could do
it in my daughter's old sandbox. That's about
half the size of this rug, maybe six feet by
eight feet. It'll fill it up. And the bees love
it. But the point is, we had so many of those.
Like three years ago, we had so many sweet potatoes.
We gave away like 13 bushels. That's so lovely.
And those are like $5 a piece. I mean, it's ridiculous.
Who did you give them to? Whoever wanted them.
Whoever needed this. Anybody. Like when we have
too many lemons or limes, we give them away.
But the point is, there's a lot of joy. This
is all about spiritual giving. Not being bored.
Not being bored. When you're growing, and I'm
watching. These slips. I'm watching a sweet potato
give these slips. Life. Creating more life. Literally,
there's like, you'll see it. There's like 10
different, like these vines growing from it.
And then you plant each one of those individually
and then they're going to do the same and it'll
just be an exponential thing. Well, if you look
at, like each sweet potato might have eight or
10 vines growing from it. Each vine might have
eight or 10 nodes on it. So each vine, each node
is going to be its own plant. Oh, I'm really
looking forward to growing these. And the fact
that I heard this in the middle of the night,
that's quite something. There's some synchronicity
in this. So in terms of spiritual, though, so
a lot of what we're talking about, like whether
it's... Well, you're talking about giving and
creating, bringing you joy. And that's the antidote
to boredom. That's one of them. Some people,
maybe their joy is surfing. Have you ever heard
of dopamine rush? Yes. Do you know what that
means? It means something is going on chemically
in your brain where you feel great. Yes. It's
a release of something. And it's a real thing.
So they used to, you've heard people say, oh,
that person's a dope. Okay. Or they have this
dopey feeling. Dopamine back when our parents
were young was that puppy love feeling. When
you met somebody and the world was perfect. Everything
was great. That was dopamine. I didn't have that
as a kid. I never thought the world was great.
I really hated reality. But when you fell in
love with Tony, you did. No, that wasn't a conventional
love story. That was sex. Which by itself...
Which by itself I gave up my whole life for.
Which is way better than dopamine, I'm just saying.
But the dopamine... Basically, at the base of
your brain, there's this... Dark area. It's a
black, a very black area. It's a substantially
black area of substantial size. It's called the
substantia nigra. Substantial black area. That's
what produces most of your dopamine. Now, your
dopamine is good for your brain. So are you saying
that dopamine is the antidote to spiritual boredom?
I wouldn't go there. I think spiritual boredom
and stagnation comes when you've just addressed
this, not knowing your life's purpose and not
having an outlet for your creativity. And a lot
of people, they're just going to work. They're
getting up. They're going to do a job that they
hate. They're getting back. They've got major
financial responsibilities, no way of perceiving
a better future for themselves. And they don't
realize how powerful their minds are. When you
don't realize how powerful your mind is, you
will stagnate. There will be spiritual boredom.
But the moment you realize that you're creating
with your thoughts and visions, that's what pulled
me out of it. It like shook my whole reality.
because now i'm realizing and i can see the correlations
daily that i'm creating my reality if you don't
believe that you're doing that i can see there'd
be a big room for spiritual stagnation well so
you just you you just cemented what i was just
about to share with you because link these together
a man without vision will perish why is that
true Because they don't have a vision for their
future. They don't have things to hope for. They
don't have things to look forward to. And create
for. Or create. That's pretty much close to what
you said. Well, creating for me had to be tangible.
It was the works and faith in the Bible. Because
I wanted to be a successful author, I actually
had to create products that would align with
that. But that was just my singular life path.
But if you want to become a teacher, you want
to become a blacksmith, there's the physical
works that have to go along with the faith and
the hope. And then creating a big vision. You
don't have to have a big vision. It could be
a sensible, small vision. It doesn't have to
be world domination. But you have to. Darn it.
But you have to have both. You have to put the
works in, but you'd have to. But I'm creating
reality is coming through the vibration that
we hold and thought forms create that vibration.
I think when I experienced spiritual stagnation,
it was because I didn't realize the workings
of my own mind. What I'm trying to do is express
to you there's a huge and very profound connection
between what you're saying and our physical self.
Because what happens is. Dopamine, the stimulus
for the production of dopamine, they used to
think it was puppy love. It's not. We can now
see that the primary thing that produces that
good feeling in our brain, call it spiritual
if you will, is novelty. Novelty. So it's doing
something exactly opposite what you said. So
you said boredom, boredom, boredom. Well, if
you do things that are not boredom, those are
novel. So doing things new and different and
exciting and exploring and risky, those things
are producing dopamine in your brain. And all
of us need dopamine. But what average person
can manifest that in their life? Most people
are just getting up and going to work and holding
their shit together. No, it's automatic. It's
automatic. Look, let's just say you live a little
house on the prairie and there was nothing out
there. You're in the middle of... you know, Oklahoma
or something, just flat, flat nothingness, right?
You, you could make an argument that, well, I'd
be bored out of my gourd, right? You can make
that argument until you discovered sweet potatoes
and growing and bumblebees and raising bees and
earthworms. And wow. Yes. As soon as you started
discovering things. Launch yourself into your
environment. So I'm going to say that the creativity
that you're talking about, you, is going to keep
you young and vibrant. Here's an example. When
you start to not do new things and novel things,
your body's ability to generate dopamine, your
substantia nigra atrophies. But that's very depressing
for a lot of people because a lot of people are
so consumed. What comes first, the depression
or the... What causes why? Some people won't
have our pallet of creation, so to speak, because
they're going to work, they're doing 50 hours
a week, attending to their responsibilities.
So are they in a position to have novelty in
their life, to go and discover something, to
read about something, to learn? That all takes
time. People might not have the time to implement
lots of novel ideas because they're just busy
holding their lives together. But that would
be depressing, wouldn't it? So what's the antidote
for that? But I do agree with you. Novelty is
very important. So let me share with you this.
One of the first symptoms I observe when people
are deficient with dopamine is shakes. You'll
see early onset Parkinson's disease. So when
you have a degradation of your substantia nigra
and a resulting... reduction in your dopamine
production you'll start to see shaking because
you haven't been because you're not you're not
exercising that portion of your brain and it
with your whole body whether it's a joint i always
just say move all the joints that you want to
keep yeah brush all the teeth you want to keep
use all of the brain cells that you want to keep
so that means that if you if you want to keep
your brain balanced you have to not only be logical
but also creative You need to nurture the yin
and the yang, the masculine and the feminine.
exercise both so spiritual stagnation um then
is linked to i mean it's probably some more than
this but the lack of dopamine and what causes
a dopamine rush is novelty so people get depressed
because they have no novelty they're not stimulating
the production of dopamine and they haven't got
a purpose it's that that's a lot that's a lot
and you can see it on the extreme uh just take
like a bank robber What a rush. Yeah, right.
I mean, that's a rush. And then having to have
the law not catch up with you. That would be
a rush. If you come from poverty and your only
way out of poverty is to go rob a bank or something
or go rob a store. I don't know how you'd ever
be the same again because that would be such
a massive dopamine hit, wouldn't it? I mean,
look, to me, flying airplanes was a gas. Yeah.
I love it. But at some point you get so good
flying airplanes. I mean, how good can you get
flying airplanes? We flew low level. We flew
supersonic. We flew air -to -air refueling in
the weather. Heavy turbulence, you know, like
moderate turbulence. I mean, how... How much
more austere does flying have to get before it
gets like, okay, I got this. Yes, it would be
rote after a while. Unless there was an emergency,
that would be the only thing that would stimulate
you. Well, you're right. But you don't want to
go flying. No, you don't. Because if I thought
there was going to be an emergency. No, that's
absolutely fine. No, you need to get out of dodge.
Yeah, we're not even taking off. I've saturated
this. I'm not doing something else. But I do
have to say some of the most memorable experiences
I had, both in the Air Force and civilian world,
were. when when there was an emergency in the
airplane i remember them like they were yesterday
all of them yeah every time no matter what it
is somebody having a heart attack in the back
or you know whatever you could say that about
any aspect of life which was the most dramatic
because that then is the novelty and i think
that's why a lot of people are addicted to drama
and if it's actually not going on they'll create
a drama because it's something It's something
that's stimulating the dopamine in their head.
So they found a mechanism for creating drama
to stimulate dopamine, perhaps, in order to experience
something new, in order not to feel spiritually
bored. But that would be your ego mind tackling
that problem. Yeah. And I think you touched upon
something interesting because, you know, the
past, whatever, 15, 20 years, there's been this
thing about reality television, you know, where
people are putting this YouTube, you know, they're
putting their self camera on. This goes back
years. People would put like 24 -7, you'd see
them taking a shower and you're literally living
somebody else's life. And this whole idea of,
I mean, to me, I've never been that person to
be interested in. Oh, I love reality TV for all
sorts of reasons. It's a really good insight
into human nature. Well, I mean, that might be
the case, but... To me, it's interesting to hear
your story and stuff, but I don't need to watch
you 24 -7. No, not at all. Just tell me that.
Certain aspects. Tell me what happened and let
me enjoy that story and then I'm on. I'm going
somewhere else. But these people that watch these
soap operas and the Game of Thrones and they
know every character, what's going on. That might
be fascinating for somebody, but the reason it's
fascinating is because they're projecting their
lives into the... character's life but they're
not bored while they're doing it right so they're
there it's a it's a stimulant to their dopamine
because they're pulling themselves in they're
not generating they're generating their own dopamine
but they're doing it vicariously vicariously
through a surrogate yeah so yeah so i don't know
we probably hit this from a few different angles
but i'm i just think that that So everything's
connected. If your soul... Oh, the other thing.
So she said here, so Rosie said a deep dive into
spiritual stagnation. So we've circled that one
a bit. The next part of it is soul contracts
on autopilot. So that's interesting. So a soul
contract is what we come into life with. And
it's a blueprint for the major themes that we're
going to tackle in a life. Can you just read
what she said? You said, was that a statement
or a question she said? Here, read the first
one. Oh, here I go. Try to read in public. You
don't have to read it aloud. Read it to yourself.
Okay, this first one here. Okay, and how to rewrite
your energetic terms. That's the third one. Let's
do the soul contract. Oh, this is all the same?
No, this is all the different questions. We're
only on the first one. But this is... Oh, I see
what you did. Okay. This is the first time looking
at these people. I'm sorry. Don't look at the
next lot because we've got to be small changes.
Okay, sole contracts on autopilot. Yes, so that's
interesting. So sole contracts on autopilot.
So we each come in, I believe, and this is part
of what my belief system is, that we come in
with a theme and we know what we're going to
look like. We know what we're going to sound
like. We know the themes that we want to work
on. We know what our economic background is going
to be and the major events in our life. So Robin
is not an accident, nor is Tony, nor am I. children
or your children so we come into this life with
a blueprint and we also come into this life with
a list of things we want to accomplish and that's
what I think a soul contract is it's basically
what we want to achieve in this lifetime and
when you're not honoring your soul contract You'll
feel bored. You'll feel stagnation because there's
certain things that you need. You'll know you'll
feel invigorated by life. And that's how you
can determine whether you are honoring your soul
contract. So that's what I take from that soul
contracts on autopilot. You've got to work out
what it is that you're supposed to be doing with
your life. And the only way you can do that,
as far as I can tell, is pray. You pray, you
ask whatever the higher order of intelligences
are, and then you wait for the answer and you
will get one. So, when you read that sentence,
it says... A deep dive into spiritual stagnation,
soul contracts on autopilot. So that means that
if you permit your soul contract to be on autopilot,
you will stagnate. So, two interesting things.
First of all, two things hit me. One is the word
contract. The other one is autopilot. I call
it life plan in my writing, but it's the same
thing. Contract's a little off -putting, but
it's a life plan. Yeah, I agree, because when
I think of contract, I think an offer, basically
you have an offer and acceptance, you have specific
terms, and then you have consideration. I think
all that does fit into a life plan, but it's
a contract you have with yourself. Okay. I believe
that. Yeah. Yeah. And then the other thing is
autopilot. I can tell you that there's been more
pilots jack themselves up because they relied
on autopilot. So when you said autopilot, I was
like, wow. And we were just talking about stagnating
and flying. Yeah. Cause when you're like, obviously,
you know, being an instructor pilot, both military
and commercial or military and civilian. So many
people get into trouble relying on the autopilot
or not fully monitoring it. But we do that in
life. I mean, you could go about your day. Yeah,
I think that's the point. In life, I can be on
autopilot where I'm lost in all thought forms.
Now I can make some pasta. I can run a load of
laundry. I can feed the dogs. I can drive, but
I'm not engaged in presence, in the immediate
awareness. I'm pulled into thought forms. So
that to me is on autopilot. To be pulled into
thought forms and not being present. And I have
to say, I love, one thing that I really admire,
I admire a lot of things about you, but one thing
specifically is that you can do so many things,
but you still keep your space. for seeing the
squirrel or seeing the bird out the window or
the cloud or the sunset. And Robin's the same
way. She'll literally pull the car over and take
a picture of a cow eating it. Yeah, I do that.
That's so funny. And you get it with its tongue
out and she's seen the light hit its back. She's
like, I do that a lot. That's so funny. So that's
really cool because that means that, yes, you
do have things on autopilot like checking how
fast you're going in a school zone. Those things
are important. But you're still aware and you
can still see the beautiful things around you.
A lot of people I've met in my life are not noticing
what's going on around them at all. yeah the
last part of this okay so that's good and it
says how to rewrite your energetic terms how
to rewrite your energy i think rewriting your
energetic terms means working out what's going
in your head what are you thinking about if it's
a low if it's the monkey mind turn it off bring
yourself back to immediate awareness where you
can see a cow and it's eating food in your take.
Bring yourself back to awareness. And that would
be an aspect of rewriting your energetic terms.
You want to be functioning on a very pleasant,
peaceful, harmonious thought life because that
is what's going to attract the experiences back
into your life. It will mirror that. In my book,
I lay out this formula in the mirror world. So
your energetic terms are the peace and harmony
and... Being in the now moment rather than being
lost in thought forms. And that would be recalibrating
your energetic terms because thought is energy.
That's good. The way I interpret that's a little
bit different. Again, I see everything as being
connected. I view this body of ours, this avatar,
as being... Almost like, remember growing up,
we had the AM FM radios and you could turn the
dial and you could have different, you could
receive different frequencies and things so you
could listen to different stations by turning
the dials. Well, that's receiving information.
All the information is out there already. Like
all of the channels, all of the rock and roll
and country music and sports. Just call it in
by tuning in. And what you're doing is you're
tuning into it. So it's already there in the
ether. In the quantum field. It's already there.
It's in the ether. It's there in the multiverse.
And all you're doing is dialing it in. But what
the second part of that is, is getting it to
resonate with you and then being able to send
it back out. By being a creator. Sending it back,
I was going to say, that comes in your visions
and in creating what it is that you're creating.
That is the sending it out. Yes, that's what
I'm saying. So it's not just a one -way thing
where the universe is acting upon us. Right.
And I taught probably three people this week
this. Two of them were yesterday at lunch. We
are not subject to the universe. This is not
something where I'm a victim or a victor. We're
controlling it. We are. We are controlling it,
whether we realize it or not. Well, I liken it
to being a ship on the water. And I have a motor
and I have a rudder. Or I have a sail. Or you
could just bob around if you're not using any
of them. I could just sit there and drop anchor
and just bob around. Or I could say, you know
what? That looks like a cool island. I'm going
there. But you're only going to get to that cool
island if you, A, you've got to take care of
your temple and we're not going to be able to
have time to get to that today, but we have to
talk about that. So to have, so she's talking
about energy and rewrite your energetic terms,
taking care of your temples, definitely what
you need to do, calibrating correct thinking
and then having the desert island, having the
vision, those three. Those all come together.
Yeah. So I think that if you do those things,
you're not going to be bored because I've. No.
I think that's the unadulterable. And this is
one of the things that I love hanging around.
I have a group of entrepreneurs. In fact, Saturday
I'll have 30 or 40 people in my house, all of
them entrepreneurs. We talk about stuff. And
what I like about entrepreneurs is that we look
at a problem and we bring forth a solution and
then we profit from it. Yeah. I mean, that's
basically it. Is it okay to profit if you're
solving a problem? Of course it is. You must
profit because otherwise, where's the incentive
to solve the problem? Well, yes. And having money
and paying your bills is an important part of
your life because with that, you can grow even
more, have even bigger dopamine rushes. But it's
exciting because it's like... It's a problem
-solving aspect and you can financially benefit.
You're a creator and we're actually making this
world a better place. There you go. Just like
you're talking to your computer. I'm looking
at my... I'm recording. On a wireless, from an
iPad to a USB stick. And all of this was somebody's
idea. That's right. Like years and years ago,
somebody's idea. So should they benefit from
this? Yes. They're making my life easier. Absolutely.
Yeah, I love it. Win, win, win. So if somebody's
got to wrap us up, if somebody's got to, they're
bored out of their gourd, they feel like they're
stagnant and their soul is just not happy. I
think, you know, This will appeal to your sensibilities.
Really look about what you're doing to your body.
What are you eating? What are you drinking? Are
you exercising? Are you sleeping? Are you meditating?
Are you praying? Are you doing all the things
that you need? Because I think that you'll be
bored because I don't think your brain will function
in the same way if you're not giving it enough
vitamins, minerals and everything else that you
need. So check what your body's doing. Check
what your mind's doing and have a vision. That
vision is just cemented with faith. That's there
in the quantum field. And then just make sure
that you're in awareness and you're present.
And if you feel yourself getting caught up in
thought forms that you know are just monkey mind
bullshit, you can just stop them and you refocus
your attention. And you might have to do that
all day long. And if you haven't slept well or
you haven't eaten well, it is going to be harder
to think properly. But you want to think properly
or not at all in order to manifest what you.
to get what you came for, basically. Yeah, I
like that. That was really, really well said.
And thanks for throwing it my way because when
people come into my world and they're suffering
with sadness, anger, depression, it's almost
always I ask them, well, if you could change
something, what would you change? Or have you
thought about changing something? Because almost
always, as soon as I talk about changing something
or asking them to do something to make their
situation different, they lighten up. I also...
I appreciate you saying about the fresh air and
sunshine. One of the things I ask people is when
they're in that funky spot is, you know, when's
the last, when you look back at your life and
you had, what was the happiest you were? What
were you doing when you were, for you? Well,
we said it earlier, whatever it was, it was a
novelty. Yeah, whatever you were doing that brought
you joy. Maybe you were working on engines. Maybe
you were playing keyboard. And that would be
in your life plan. If you really enjoy it, like
you were talking about your son, Jonathan, is
it? John. It's John. So if it's in your life
plan, you need to get to your life plan because
we all have one. And if you're running around
and you're not deeply connected to what you believe
you should be doing, you'll be stagnating for
sure. But the only way you can access your life
plan is by asking. The Bible says, ask and thou
shall receive. You have not because you ask not.
I'm not a huge fan of that book, but I like certain
edicts in it. And those two are very important.
So pray. First thing I'd recommend to anyone,
if you're not liking how your life looks, for
whatever reason, you're stagnating, pray. Ask
for the answer. Ask. And it will just upload.
You'll get uploads all day long. Revelations,
they call it, right? In your head. Love it. So
before we go, let me ask you, do you want to...
randomly pick a number like there's how many
of those things are left well we've got through
the first one and we have eight left so we're
gonna have to keep those for next time so we
thought we might get through nine in five minutes
we got through one in an hour well i'm gonna
well let's just so there's eight left eight left
okay so hold on one second all right rosie randomly
pick a number between one i'm sorry between two
and eight all right let's see The random number
between two and eight is... How did you know
six? It's fucking that good. Do you and Rosie
have a thing going? Yeah, we're having an affair.
Okay, so what's number six? I thought you said
at the beginning we were going to do this so
it's spontaneous because now if we read it, we're
going to know in the next podcast. We've got
to do this live. Oh, so I... Which one are you
going to pick? I thought we just... Since we
knew the week in advance what the next ones would
be. No, I think that we should just... So you
don't even want to look at number six? Well,
number six is what we'll do on the next podcast.
Well, I didn't even need to do that. No, but
we do know now. Okay, so it'll be six. Number
six. All right. There it is. I'm not going to
look though. Cool. Well, I know you're on the
way to a meeting. I hope it's a fun one. No,
I'm on the way to get my hair highlighted because
I'm leaving town tomorrow. I have this big function
in Fort Lauderdale. What's there? It's my brother
-in -law's 75th birthday. Oh, wow. And it's at
this really swanky hotel and I got black roots
and I could only get a noon appointment. So that's
where I'm hightailing it to, darling. Well, have
fun. I hope you get a bunch of dopamine hits.
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