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I also grew up in a really great place in Oklahoma, but it was Oklahoma, and it wasn't like the hotbed of new agey or esoteric spiritual stuff.
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Now it's commonplace.
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Like that person just doesn't have very good energy.
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You know, like you hear it all the time from everyone.
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No one thinks that's weird.
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They're just like, yeah, ugh.
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Toxic energy.
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this is gonna get big, here it is folks.
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Hold on to your lug nuts.
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Welcome to the new age human podcast.
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I'm your host, John Astacio.
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And today's guest is Mary Beth Robinson, who has been helping clients find their superpower for the last 20 years.
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She specializes in pinpointing people's unique talents and how to structure their life and mindset in order to powerfully express those innate talents.
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So stick around because.
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And this, this episode, we break down live, real time, her session with me and discovering my talents without even knowing who I am.
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It gets interesting.
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She talks about stories and we highlight specific stories of her clients, which are interesting, including somebody that she described as a tree.
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And then last but not least the benefits of knowing your superpower Now that being said, feel free to join our telegram channel where we take these topics and go further into the conversation.
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And if you want to get in touch with me, feel free to just go to newagehuman.
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com.
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And by the way, I will tell you my Marvel superhero name at the very end.
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So, stay tuned.
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All right.
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So, thank you for coming on to the show.
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I'm excited to have this conversation.
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How are you doing?
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I'm good.
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So glad to be here, John.
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I'm excited because we went back and forth via email and you're like, you know what?
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Why don't we do a session of you discovering my so called superpower, whatever it may be.
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And I think that would be an awesome thing to get into book.
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But first I have a question that I'm pretty sure is burning on a lot of people's minds.
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How did you find out you were able to find people's superpowers?
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Okay, so a quick thing about superpowers.
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A superpower is something you're unnaturally amazing at without even trying.
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It brings you joy and it makes a difference for yourself and others.
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So that's a superpower.
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And we don't see our superpowers because.
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They're so natural.
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So in my case, like it's something you do all the time without even thinking and so in my case, I could always tune in with people and I and and I would think gosh, are you safe?
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You know, like are you nice?
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Are Are you fun to be with or are you kind of do I need to be on guard?
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And I always did that when I was young like, you know, four five years old And of course I thought, well, everyone does that because never occurred to me that that's not what everyone did because that's what we
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Like, tuning in, like, what do you mean by tuning in?
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Like you were just vibe with them, like read their mind.
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Do you see an
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you know, honestly, my brain just works like that.
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Like I've got my everyday brain like organizing, you know, I need to thought that some chicken for tonight's dinner.
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And then I, and then I literally kind of switch and I think And I pay attention to like somebody or some issue, and then I just feel the emotions of it and the, uh, the energy of it.
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And that's what I do.
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It's, It's, so easy.
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It's like, for me, for other people, they can draw really well and they just, they're like, I don't know how to do it.
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Do you just do it?
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And that's it for me for tuning in other people, you know, with business, they're like, oh, here's how to grow your business.
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So easy, like who doesn't know this, but that's kind of what our superpowers are.
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So as I got older, I wanted to use it more and more.
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And so for, you know, many, many decades of trial and error, I finally figured out what I do best, which is knowing people's superpowers.
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You're the finder.
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I am, I'm the discoverer.
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You could be like, the person that like, shows up at night in the dark suit and you're like, come with us.
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Exactly.
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We know you.
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We have a mission.
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Uh, the world needs you and we're gonna save it.
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And you're the only one.
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Dun da dun.
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You're the only one who could do this.
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Yeah.
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Alright, so.
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Um, I guess we can go into it.
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However, how do you start?
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Okay, well, um, so, John, I don't know you.
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We haven't talked other than logistics, so I just wanted to say that.
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But, um, two things about you that, um, you are, and I'm getting in that mode, so this is what it looks like.
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Um, you are like a comfort to people.
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You are, you have a gentle voice, and your big thing is, especially people who feel like they're out there on their own.
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Okay.
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I see that.
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Okay.
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and you don't, the thing that, that you, that really bothers you is people feeling like, I'm out here on my own, and I don't, I'm not, I'm not appreciated.
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I'm not, I have so much to give, but nobody, you know, I don't, you just, you don't like that.
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Hmm.
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I think that it's interesting that you say that because that's like, uh, what I see in other people is a reflection of where I saw myself in the past.
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Right?
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And we were just talking about this.
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Um, how it was one of those situations where, um, I'm like losing my, my train of thought, but just sometimes it's hard to connect with people, right?
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If you are into some wacky, insane stuff, like some of the topics of the show, right?
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And I say wacky and insane because for me it's, it's pretty normal.
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But, um, you know it's insane when someone's like, that's insane.
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You hear it more, more than several times.
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And you're like, okay, maybe I just won't mention this stuff.
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Right?
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Maybe I just won't mention that I saw a bright light in the sky and I think it's UFO based off of all this research and like, you researched that?
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Well, yeah, because I was curious.
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You know, like it's one of those.
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Cool.
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Yeah.
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And, and you are, when you are talking to people, let's say that you just meet and you know that they're kind of in your tribe.
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really specifically are give them the idea of you're not alone, you know, like, it's all good.
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You know, it's, you are very careful to, um, make people feel included and make them feel like, you know what?
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You're not weird.
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They're all, you know, they're, does that make sense?
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Yeah, Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Tell people they're not weird.
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Yeah.
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right, but, you know, like, you have a lot of room for people you are not somebody who's going to be like dismissive
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Hmm.
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I do see
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to people.
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Yeah, you really honor people and, um, and you care what they have to say.
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And the other thing that is very interesting is for you.
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You're also interested in the, and I'm not going to say truth because it's not that, but it's the principles beneath the principles beneath the principles, like, what is down there deep that really is so exciting for you.
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And, um, I'm not surprised that you have.
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Surrounded yourself by people who aren't afraid to go to really question and to look at and to think about those things.
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You are fascinated by that and.
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Do you love like really, really old things, you know, like old ideas, old stories that you're kind of like, Ooh, they were really onto something,
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Absolutely.
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And the guy that I'm thinking of is just at the tip of my tongue where you have people that research our, Ancient history and you just I love discovering or hearing about someone discovering how we had You know better technology than we do now.
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How did you explain?
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I think it's called go Go, go get bleep tap bleep, but there's like ancient civilizations and monuments, whether it be pyramids, whether it be statues, and it's, you can't rebuild that easily with the tools that we have.
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And they've tried and they failed.
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And then you have situations where you have these caves in these huge structures like the Great Pyramids and Great Pyramids.
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There's no way they could have lit a flame so deep in there because there's very little oxygen, but there's no tar, right?
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There's no soot.
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And so it doesn't make sense with what we think they were limited with.
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So yeah, absolutely.
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I'm all into ancient technology and, you know, the forgotten past and humanity is a civilization with amnesia, things of that nature.
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Love it.
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Love it.
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And that is the forgotten past.
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I mean, that is your thing.
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Like, what did they know?
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What were they clear on that we just gloss over?
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All the time.
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And the way we think about our, uh, about technology and how limited it is and, um, because we're like, things happen like this and you're like, Oh, maybe not that, you know, that's and being able to, for you, like, do you ever feel like you're, this is out there, like you're this, like a beacon and you're like, come in, Come in all this like it's like somebody you're like, I just want to take the top of my brain off and fill it with this
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Like, like, uh, Alright, so the image that I got and let me know if you're thinking of this and it's it's a villain too So it doesn't even sound good
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Yeah,
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So, let's see, I think it's the movie Batman Begins with Jim Carrey as the Riddler so I grew up
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think I saw
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oh so
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oh Like forever ago with um, what's his name?
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George Clooney was Batman I think no no, no,
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no before was it before?
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no, you're thinking of, I think that was the one where it was Val Kilmer as Batman.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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But,
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I'm thinking of Michael.
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I was thinking of Michael Keaton way back cuz I'm
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he's always going to be like my Batman.
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Like that's Batman for me.
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So I'm on the same page with you,
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right?
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That's just, that's just, that is Batman.
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Uh, so the episode I'll, I'll describe it to you where basically he's sitting on this throne type of thing and he created a device that allows him to get access to people's brains.
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And each person has this device in their home that Connects to their head so that they can see TV more realistic, right?
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It's becomes 3d, but unbeknownst to everybody else, he had a throne with this huge thing above it, and he's just sucking up all the knowledge and all the talent from everybody in the city.
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And there's the scene where he's just like turning into his face is like warping because it's just so much information and he's like becoming this.
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Really intelligent guy and that is the image That you gave me.
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I'm like, oh great.
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Maybe I'm a super villain and Maybe I'm just sucking people's brains dry and this interview process is Which is not Yeah, and yeah
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You're gonna suck out all my stuff.
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If you're listening only No, that's just her eyeballs shot open, but she's like, yeah My brains are being sucked, right?
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And you're like, you fell into the trap.
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No, that's not at all.
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But I do like finding people, right?
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Because I am enthusiastic of a lot of different topics from technology to health, energy, space, time, you name it.
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There is much more to this world that's beyond the physical plane that we barely speak on.
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And that, in my opinion, is going to be the.
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thing that we need to start digesting and having more conversations around solutions around that for the new age, the new golden age for the future.
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And in my opinion, we're going from an old age to a new age.
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Right now we're in this transitory phase where the old age has fallen apart.
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And then you have people like yourself having solutions that they found that can help us tie, get together, become stronger, thrive for the future.
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The funny thing is, the old world is like, in my opinion, based off of what you were saying, it makes sense, where, where we are at now is kind of like a sidestep to where we should have been, we got off track.
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So, I am trying to bring back ancient technology, ancient concepts that we forgot about, and people, persons like you, Are naturally gifted is their superpower.
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They woke up earlier.
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You had, maybe it's a reincarnation situation, but it's alive and well, and you're using it today.
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So that's pretty cool.
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I, I totally get that and I, you know, I'm just trying to think as we're talking because I really do think that people when what they're born with is something that it's time for.
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On earth, like, what we're born with on earth is what what is needed, you know, like, now we have a lot more people with very incredibly mathematical brains right now, you know, because everyone needs to run a computer and.
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All that kind of stuff.
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So just to do basic things.
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And, um, and I think the idea of just tuning in and reading energy.
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I mean, when I, so I was born in 1970, right?
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It's 2023.
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So I'm 53.
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In case somebody wants to do the math or I'll just, I'll do the math for you.
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Thank you.
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Cause I know when I'm listening, someone mentioned numbers.
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I that's it.
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I don't remember anything you're saying.
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Mm
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Right.
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hmm.
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Totally.
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That's how I am.
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It's like, I'm going to need to figure that out.
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So, um, but, um, So when I was growing up, and I also grew up in a really great place in Oklahoma, but it was Oklahoma, and it wasn't like the hotbed of new agey or esoteric spiritual stuff.
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So, um, gosh, where was I going with this?
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Oh, so, uh, but you would never hear things like that.
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Now it's commonplace.
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Like that person just doesn't have very good energy.
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You know, like you hear it all the time from everyone.
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No one thinks that's weird.
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They're just like, yeah, ugh.
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Toxic energy.
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And um, so that's good because it's helpful for all of us who kind of have those fascinations and those gifts to, it's kind of ushering in what's next.
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Mm hmm.
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For all of us, and I love what, uh, John, you said before we got on, I was like, oh, my gosh, I don't look all that great.
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I thought it was just a, uh, uh, an auditory thing.
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And he said, we'll just stick with authenticity.
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And I'm all, yeah.
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And, you know, we have everyone is, is, um, thinking, oh, my gosh, AI is going to be so bad.
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Um, yeah.
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I use AI for some things, but the deal is authenticity is it's this old concept, you know, it's this old thing that we're like, let's get back to
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hmm.
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and not go backward.
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But let's fuse those things.
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How can we use those?
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And, um, I think that's a pretty exciting time, but for you, what?
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Hold on, just if you don't mind, because I'm just going to tune in for just a second, because, there is a specific, like, experience that I think that you are going for, and it's something about being connected.
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And dealing with people who operate on a different plane really helps you do that.
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connected and how?
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You know, that is, this is gonna get big, but you, Here we, here it is folks.
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Hold on to your lug nuts.
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Speaking of Jim Carrey.
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Um, you, there is I think you sense that there is a way to really connect with that, what are the, those old, that old wisdom and to have a shift change in your being, it helps for you to connect, like really connect with people who are out on the fringes.
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Like it helps because it's not just reading something or seeing something it's the experience and I think that that is ultimately what you're after is that experience of the old wisdom like this multi universe, timeless, experience of things and so, you know, It's not, it's not weird for me that you seek out people who are kind of more open to that, because it helps you be more open to that.
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And you do have a really, you have a very great heart.
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I know you're very smart and you live up here a lot of the time, but your heart's where it's going to go into that place first.
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interesting, I appreciate that and Let me see if I can elaborate on what you're tuning in.
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It's interesting because you are looking up When I see you looking up I see that you're caught something
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Mm
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So I'm watching it happen.
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It's pretty
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hmm.
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I think what you're getting at and it's very interesting that you brought it up.
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I think I'm going to say interesting like five more times before I get to the topic.