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The Tya Podcast.

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Discover the daily practice that makes spirituality actually work.

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Going beyond law of attraction to turn struggle into prosperity and success into real happiness.

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Tya is an advanced operating system for life and you're about to learn it right now.

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We have to stop looking for external saviors.

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And when you hear that, you may think, well, I don't do that.

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Why would I want to listen to this episode?

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I don't do that.

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Have you really explored whether or not you're still doing that on some level,

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even unconsciously?

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Because I always say that spirituality is a big tent.

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There's all sorts of

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modalities and beliefs and philosophies and things out there being taught.

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It all sort of gets lumped under this big umbrella.

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I have long since moved through and released the need or even the curiosity for most of it.

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Wherever you are in this process is fine.

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I'm not saying you're not allowed to be there.

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And I will never tell you what you're supposed to believe or not believe.

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I'm not into that, but I have been on sort of a spiritual journey.

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This, this podcast, which was originally called the stream of David podcast.

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It's called the Tya podcast started back in 2017 and it started with me channeling.

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It was the first time I ever channeled publicly ever.

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I taught myself to channel locked in my car in the parking garage of my condo

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building in San Francisco because I was too embarrassed for other people to hear

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me.

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I taught myself to speak this inner knowing that I had been receiving my whole life.

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And I refer to that as channeling.

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I think when we talk about channeling and this episode is not about that,

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we just talked about that,

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what a week or two ago.

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When we talk about channeling, it definitely falls under the spirituality umbrella.

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You are sharing something that you believe is beyond you.

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Definitely, that was still part of my exploration of what you might call spirituality.

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If you care to go way back, and people do,

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I don't necessarily recommend it,

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but there are people that have gone back to 2017 and they have listened to every

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single episode of the stream of David podcast all the way through when we convert

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it to the tie up podcast,

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which was just in 2025 and they're getting up to date with it.

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And I think that's fine.

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It's an archive.

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It's sort of an archive of the entire experience that I've had with all of these

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things and how I have

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applied them, explored them.

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A lot of them I was never interested in.

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I can tell you that we are generally a top one, 1.5% podcast.

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We are certainly not getting numbers that Joe Rogan or anybody that I was getting

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anywhere near that.

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But if you're in the top 1%, you've got a decent-sized audience.

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And I get requests for guest appearances on here multiple times every day.

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Thankfully,

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my general business email is not public,

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so I have to go to a specific email address to see how many we get.

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It's insane how many we get.

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I never respond to any of them because I'm not interested in having somebody come

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on here and share something that is not Taya.

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You're listening to this because you're at least somewhat curious about what Taya is.

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The stream of David was me sharing a stream of consciousness that I was tapping

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into and that stream of consciousness absolutely delivered clarity.

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And it delivered clarity about things that we have stress tested that have proven

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to be accurate.

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And if I ever come up with something and we stress test it and it's not true,

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it's not accurate,

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I will be the first to tell you about that.

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So if you've listened to recent episodes,

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you know that I'm no longer trance channeling,

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meaning I'm no longer getting into that high meditative space on purpose.

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to share that information in the same way with the same level of purity that I used

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to and I'm not necessarily saying I'm never going to do that again but I just don't

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feel called to do that anymore and one of the reasons that I'm not doing that is

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because the last thing I ever intended and the last thing that I want now is to

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create dependency on that because again I created Tya so that anyone who wants to

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understand themselves on a very high level,

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anyone that wants to rein in their emotions and recalibrate what they're focusing

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on to make the changes in their lives that they are seeking to make,

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whatever those are,

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these tools have proven to do that.

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We know now they work.

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We have years of evidence now with people practicing this at the highest level.

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We know this works for that.

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And I have moved through talking about law of attraction.

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Very early on,

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I really stopped talking about law of attraction so much because I think it's so

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misunderstood and misused and overused and really moved more into what I call the

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universal process of creation,

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which is more scientific.

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I don't just mean what science is proving.

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I'm not just referring to quantum physics.

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I think there's a strong correlation there.

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And I think the universal process of creation and quantum physics are moving closer

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and closer together all the time.

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But there's still a little bit of magic in that, that we're still not really sure what that is.

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And I will tell you that magic may always be there because I identify that creative magic.

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It's not magic, but it feels like magic sometimes.

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when things just miraculously work out, even when you don't think they necessarily are.

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But that creative magic, I call that source.

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I don't believe that that is a deity.

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I don't believe it has rules.

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I don't believe it has direction in our lives.

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That's all our ego discerning preference and choosing paths.

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And the outcome that we generate is very much going to be a reflection of the

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energy and attention and focus that we put into the path.

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So I don't think there's anything out there telling us this is where you need to go

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next and this is what you need to do.

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I don't believe in guides.

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I don't believe in angels.

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I absolutely believe in that creative energy,

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however,

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and I believe that creative energy can reveal itself in ways that may make us

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believe that that's what's present.

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I've had experiences that probably should have killed me, especially as a teenager.

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If you read my first book, I talk about all kinds of crazy shit that we did.

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And I look back now, pushing 58, and think, God, I would never do that now.

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But as a teenager, you feel invincible.

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I did crazy things.

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I should have died several times as a teenager with the things that I did,

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even in my 20s with some of the things that I did.

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But I didn't.

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And I do feel like there was a protective energy around me that was looking out for me.

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But was that not just the energy of creation,

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the energy of well-being that I was simply allowing that we all have access to?

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And was I aligned with it enough to survive some of the stupid things that I did?

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That's where I am today in my belief patterns, in my belief system.

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But there's a difference between belief system and operating system.

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We talk about the Taya practice as more of a practice, a belief system.

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You can call it spiritual if you want.

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We're absolutely talking about energy creating things and focus creating things and

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where you focus,

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you are creating.

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And the four pillars of the Taya practice,

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which are appreciation,

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source,

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polarity,

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and tension,

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we created those four pillars so that we have this sort of guiding canon of what

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Taya is and more importantly,

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what it is not and shall never be.

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And the reason I created that is because I realized that these four things really

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are the four things that if we focus on those and apply those and continue to apply

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them as a way of life,

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then our lives get more interesting.

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Things certainly get better.

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We navigate better.

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But I have yet to discover perfection.

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And I will tell you,

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and you've probably heard me say this a million times,

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if you listen often,

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I don't believe perfection exists because I know some of the coaches and the gurus

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out there that sort of project that perfect image.

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They've got the most dialed in physique and they're getting on the private jet and

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they've got the hottest partner with them.

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And they're talking about all the millions and billions that they're bringing in.

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And

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I believe a lot of those things are probably true for those folks,

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but I also know enough about them to know that there's other areas where they

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struggle and they suffer and they have crisis.

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They have all sorts of problems to solve.

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If you are wealthy enough,

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successful enough that you are flying private,

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well,

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you know that that presents a whole other set of problems beyond flying commercial.

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Is the experience better?

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Yes, it's better.

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But there are still,

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there's a heightened level of responsibility with operating a jet and absolutely a

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heightened level of responsibility of owning and operating a jet

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If it's just the cost associated with,

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with maintaining all of those things,

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that's one thing,

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but also just the management of it.

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So anything that you do that looks or signals,

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wow,

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this person is really crushing it on the outside,

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which is what I call the matrix,

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you know,

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the Instagram version of life very often.

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You should also acknowledge all of the other things that come along with that and

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just say that in my life,

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I've decided that having this identity

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is worth that much more challenge in my life.

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And you've made a choice and that's fine,

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but don't pretend like it doesn't come with challenge because it does.

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Everything is going to take some sort of work, effort, focus.

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It just is.

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That's the way our universe works.

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I know one of the reasons that I really got away from the law of attraction

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teachings is because it was this mindset.

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I kept hearing these questions over and over again in any law of attraction seminar or workshop

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was always, how do I manifest with doing nothing?

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How do I sit on my sofa and just manifest?

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Well, of course you can make money sitting on your sofa.

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We all know about passive income, but why the nothing?

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Why does that have to be the doing nothing part?

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Why does the doing nothing part have to be so important if you are trying to figure

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out this conscious creation thing?

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And again, there's no rules in what I teach.

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So if that's your path, that's fine.

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But I'm just challenging that idea a little bit because there is some sort of

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underlying fear if you are wanting to figure out how to manifest with zero effort

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all the time.

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Because if you're wanting to do that,

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the manifestation itself is going to require effort of focus,

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if nothing else.

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And we all know that quote-unquote passive income is

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deserves your attention if it doesn't just downright require it or it's not going

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to stabilize unless you're really,

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really,

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really dialed into the zone where you can just invest in something,

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forget all about it.

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I know that happens and it just pays you and pays you and pays you and you never

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have to think about it again.

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Energetically, you can get there.

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But are you really there in your belief system is the question.

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Because what you would like to believe and be able to believe and practice and what

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you're actually up to speed with subconsciously are very often two different

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things.

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So we discover these things.

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We get into this big tent of manifestation, law of attraction.

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Spirituality is sort of the broader tent over all of that.

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There's certainly factions of spirituality that would say that anything material is

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wrong,

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that you shouldn't be focused on that at all.

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The law of attraction is something you shouldn't even be thinking about.

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And there's just all these thoughts and ideas,

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and it's all bundled together under one big umbrella,

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and we call that spirituality.

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And as we have...

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by and large, stepped away from religion.

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I am not aware of many people today that are practicing the brand of Christianity

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that I was raised in.

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I will tell you that my Christian upbringing is something that I would not go back

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and change for anything.

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I love that I had that available to me at that time in my life.

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I believe it served me.

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I believe it kept me grounded in a belief structure,

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even if it was just the community and the thing to focus on that wasn't school,

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that gave me some sort of identity and community and place to go and thing to do

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other than mischief.

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Because a lot of kids that grew up in a situation that I grew up in,

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disconnected parents,

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very disconnected parents,

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mentally ill,

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mother,

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poverty,

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they end up getting into trouble.

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And I always managed to keep myself out of trouble.

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And I think part of that church-going identity that was absolutely forced upon me

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by my grandmother,

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I see how that served me for that time.

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But then I got to a place where I questioned it and I questioned it deeper and

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there weren't satisfactory answers to my questions.

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And then part of my own identity was inconsistent with what I was being told in

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that religion and I stepped away from it.

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And I was so turned off by it that I identified as an atheist for a little bit.

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Not long, but for a little bit.

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And I think a lot of people have followed that.

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They are indoctrinated into a religion that...

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is not consistent with who they are,

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what they want,

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and what they're believing as they get out into the world and discover other

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things.

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And maybe they move to other forms of religion or maybe they just move out of it completely.

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And then they're out in that space that I like to call out in the wilderness.

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But you're trying to figure out how life happens, what can give you a leg up.

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what's the unfair advantage of you.

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If you ever talk to marketing people,

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they're always talking about,

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you know,

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signaling an unfair advantage is,

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is,

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is key because everyone wants an unfair advantage.

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Everyone has an ego.

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Everyone wants to live another day and have a little more.

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And that's why our world operates the way that it does.

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And of course there's, there's positives and negatives to that as well.

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But this energetic thing that started out as new age spirituality,

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of course there is an ego driven desire or need behind our exploration of that.

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How can I find joy in a world that can seem chaotic?

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How can I return myself to wellbeing even when the odds are stacked against me on paper?

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And so if we're not going to go back to the rules and the dogma of religion,

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then we're going to move into sometimes the exploration of something that might be

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labeled spiritual.

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And I believe that started out in the late 60s.

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I know there were factions of that going on well before that,

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but really the mainstream spirituality movement started happening in the 60s,

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into the 70s.

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It probably had a little bit of a regression in the 80s,

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which were a little more about showing off and greed is good and all of that.

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And then

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you know that sort of gave way to the pendulum swinging the other direction sort of

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the grunge culture back to kind of a hippie mindset that lasted for a minute until

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all of my generation's hippies started understanding how much money could be made

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in software development and things like that and you know certainly a lot of people

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of my generation made billions of dollars and millions of dollars and decided hey

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that grunge thing is long gone you know now we're capitalist because we found out

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how to make that work so

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For anyone struggling with any of that, the lure of energetic creation is very sexy.

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It's very seductive.

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And some of those folks that have done really,

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really well will share that they understand that there's a bit of magic in their

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success sometimes.

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And we hear that and we really, really latch onto that.

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And we double down and we just keep moving toward that.

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How do we get better at manifesting?

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How do we get better at mindset?

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What is the success mindset?

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What is the abundance mindset?

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So I've been through all of that.

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I have explored it.

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I have tested it.

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I have tested it personally.

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And then when I tested enough personally and got enough evidence,

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I started sharing what I had discovered.

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And when enough people were interested in learning what I had discovered and

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applied and worked and they started applying it and seeing it show up for them,

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it became a thing.

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And so I dedicated my life to this,

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to creating this,

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this practice,

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which is more than just a practice.

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Lately, we've called it an operating system.

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In fact, in the book, the subtitle of the Taya book, an upgraded operating system for your life.

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we're shifting that a little bit.

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We're redoing the cover.

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We're not redoing the interior because people seem to really love what the book says inside.

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There's nothing more to add to that at this time,

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but the way that we're sharing it,

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we're changing.

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So we're changing the cover because I am moving a little further away from

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mainstream spirituality.

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I have found that a lot of it

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didn't really hold up under the stress test that we've done in the Thai Academy and

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just in my own personal practice.

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So we are allowing the elements that didn't really work so well to sort of fall away.

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And we're taking the elements that worked and we're moving forward with it because

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there's pieces of this that have really worked well.

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And that's what Taya really is.

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So I want the book now externally to match the energy and the level of

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sophistication that's inside the book.

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And I didn't put a whole lot of thought into the original cover.

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So we're updating the cover.

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I don't know when the new cover is going to be out.

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If you're interested in the book, just get the book.

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The interior is not going to change.

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You know,

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the price and the interior will be the same,

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but the cover will change and it will shift.

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So we're thinking about not changing the title,

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but changing the subtitle to be a little more accurate about what it really is.

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And so the too long for usefulness subtitle became an advanced operating system for

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elite emotional mastery.

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And then I even tagged on for a minute for the spiritually exhausted.

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if I had to, that's not a good elevator pitch, is it?

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That's a mouthful.

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So obviously it's not going to be that,

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but if I had to define today where Taya is,

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what it is for someone just discovering us,

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I would absolutely say it's an advanced operating system for life,

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which is simple,

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but to take it a little further,

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well,

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operating system,

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what does that mean?

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You know, where are you a computer?

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What is that?

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Okay.

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I need to define it a little more.

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Well,

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What do those four pillars do?

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Appreciation, source, polarity, and intention.

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That gives us a canon to manage our emotional reaction to what we're experiencing 24-7.

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That's the magic of Taya because Taya is created to give you the tools to

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reorganize your subconscious.

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And your subconscious mind, as you probably are aware, is your core operating system.

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There are things that you respond to and react to and build beliefs upon that are

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very much rooted deep in your emotional architecture,

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your core operating system,

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your subconscious mind.

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And some of those things are so deeply rooted that we often feel like we just can't change them.

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It's too late to change.

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I've been this way for a long time.

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I'm setting my ways.

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But we are finding at the academy level that this isn't true because we've had

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people over 70,

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and they've been guests on here recently,

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come in and shift core beliefs that they created in early childhood that they know

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have been revealing themselves in unwanted ways over and over again in cycles for a

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lifetime.

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And we've seen that be solved in people over 70.

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And yes,

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it's been helpful to bring a psychologist into this and a scientist into this and

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all of these people that we have that you hear from from time to time on here.

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Yes, it's helpful to have that.

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But what we boil down to is what works and what doesn't.

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And those four pillars are all about emotion.

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So the elevator pitch, yes, it's, it's an advanced operating system for life.

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Absolutely.

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It is the,

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the folks that are practicing this are absolutely practicing or experiencing life

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at an advanced level.

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Are they crushing an Instagram style?

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No, we're not even concerned about that.

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Are we experiencing joy and clarity on a daily basis?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Are we leveraging our lower vibrational periods,

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our spin outs when we're not in that high vibration,

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joyful space and we're triggered by something or we're moving through a prolonged

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lower vibrational period?

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We call that a spin out.

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instead of pretending like that doesn't exist,

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as some spiritual practices may lead you to do,

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or racing away from them because we don't want to be in low vibration.

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That's terrible.

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One of my big beefs with law of attraction teachings and manifestation work is all of this.

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You've got to raise your vibration, raise your vibration, be in high vibration all the time.

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Well, first of all, you can't.

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And secondly, why the hell do you need to be in high vibration all the time?

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Nobody can.

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There's obviously a reason that low vibration exists.

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Why don't we really look into what that's for?

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And not only what it's for, let's use this practice to leverage that.

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Your emotions are feedback.

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Your emotions are a clear indicator of what you're experiencing in the moment,

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what your core beliefs are.

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Wow, I'm really triggered by that.

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Why?

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Wow,

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that topic,

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I just can't even think about it because it's just been so painful for me

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throughout my lifetime that I have to avoid it.

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Why?

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I can't even watch the news anymore because I get so angry.

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Well, then maybe there's something in there that you want to look at and work on.

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Maybe there's some reorganizing of how you're viewing something.

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Because the things that we demonize expand.

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The things that we demonize in our lives reveal themselves in our life journey

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again and again and again and again,

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often in various ways.

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You see patterns.

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If you don't want those patterns, then what are you going to do about it?

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It's very valuable, especially for people who are successful.

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The reason I say this is because when you're successful in life,

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the matrix,

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the human collective belief system that we tend to operate on,

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rewards us and tells us that we're doing everything correctly.

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But then we get triggered.

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Then our emotions come in and we feel like in some ways we can't control them.

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And if you want a good example of this, I'll give you a very good, well-known example of this.

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A couple of years ago,

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I think it's two or three years ago now,

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Will Smith,

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my age,

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I think he was born the same year I am,

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very successful guy.

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jumped on stage and slapped the shit out of Chris Rock over a joke at the Academy

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Awards ceremony,

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something that was being viewed all over the world by millions of people at a time

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when he was nominated for the highest award and won it.

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You're smart enough and talented enough,

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I'm certain that he is,

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to get there,

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to be at the top of your game

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bringing in that much income and accolades and,

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and,

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and from what I can tell everybody liked the guy,

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certainly popular publicly.

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I, I, you know, I don't pay attention to how many followers anybody has or any of that stuff.

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And I don't really pay attention to social media much anymore,

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period or celebrities for that matter.

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But we all knew that this happened and gosh, you know, this guy at the top of his game,

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so much money,

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so much adoration,

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and he's going to have that sort of emotional reaction,

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which is rooted in so much more than just that joke in that moment.

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That was an early childhood root that grew branches that created a massive trigger

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that was maybe dormant inside him.

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Maybe it revealed itself in other ways, probably, that we're not aware of.

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But

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And it was never addressed because for him in the matrix, you're crushing life.

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You've got it all.

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So where are we not optimized emotionally?

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That's what I want to look at.

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What are we reacting to in a way that makes us feel like we're not in control?

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We know that when something is presented to us and creates this emotional reaction

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that we feel like we don't have control over,

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we are now able to be controlled by something or someone else.

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And we know there's great power in that.

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That's what the matrix is.

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Here's something to be afraid of.

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Now do what we want.

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Whether it's behave the way that we tell you to behave,

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live the way we tell you to live,

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do what we tell you to do,

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buy what we tell you to buy,

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invest in what we tell you to invest in.

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We know this.

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And as smart as we are and as many boxes of success we can check off and feel good

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about ourselves,

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we all know that there's those few little things that are still there that we don't

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want to think about,

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we don't want to look at,

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we don't want to examine.

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We say, that's so long ago.

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It doesn't matter.

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It's in the past.

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I've moved through it.

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I'm over it.

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I've forgiven.

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I will tell you that the litmus test for Taya is forgiveness is lovely.

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Wonderful.

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You forgave.

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Do authentically appreciate.

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Not this fake spiritual gratitude.

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Oh, I'm so grateful for everything.

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Not that.

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It's not that.

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No.

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Do you understand it so deeply that it no longer triggers you?

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You no longer fear it.

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You no longer judge it.

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What's in your basement?

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I talk about the vibrational basement.

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What's down there?

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What's really your deep psyche, your subconscious mind?

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What's back there that you think you don't have to deal with anymore because it's been so long.

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It was early childhood very often because this is what happens.

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Your core operating system is established very early in life.

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Any psychologist will say this.

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Your core operating system.

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That's why they want to go back to, tell me about your childhood.

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Tell me about the earliest thing you can remember.

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And that's why a lot of spiritual practices will say, heal the inner child.

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But if you're not moving into full-blown, authentic appreciation of it, it's not detuned.

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Healing isn't enough.

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Healing is still a band-aid.

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Healing is, I'm going to choose to get over this and try to forget about it.

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Forgiveness is kind of that vibration too.

(00:31:45):
Forgiveness is still,

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you did something wrong to me and I'm going to choose to let you off the hook and

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get over it for my own sake,

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usually.

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And it's a good thing to do.

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But it's just a stop on the path to completely detuning something.

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And there are things that we do this naturally with, but this is what we do.

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Appreciation for all things.

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Well, how in the hell do you do that?

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And it sounds so easy.

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But are you really doing it?

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Are you really practicing it?

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Are you really aware of what you need to detune?

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Those are the questions.

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And if you're bouncing around through spirituality because you walked away from

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religion,

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which is very common,

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then you're probably going to find a lot of dead ends because there's a lot of

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those things that are lovely for a moment.

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And then you realize there's nothing really here for me.

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I was deep into a very specific channel that talked a lot about law of attraction.

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And I loved it in the beginning.

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In the beginning,

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music to my ears,

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it was exactly what I had had dropping into my mind since my teens,

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probably even before that.

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I always say my earliest recollection of something inside me saying,

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you are worthy,

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you can have this.

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I think I had to be younger than six.

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My father left when I was six,

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and I remember a friend coming by our house in Texas City,

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Texas on Princeton Place.

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Go Google that.

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You'll see what a dump that is now.

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What an impoverished neighborhood I was living in.

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It was a new neighborhood back then, but it was certainly not a wealthy neighborhood.

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And so we didn't have money.

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And some friend of my parents came by and she had a new Lincoln,

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Mark,

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I'm supposed to be the car guy,

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I should know this,

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Mark IV,

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early 70s.

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And it was silver.

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It was all silver.

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And it had like a silver leather interior.

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It had all these shiny buttons.

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My parents were looking at it.

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I was looking at it.

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It was the nicest car I'd ever seen.

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It had a sunroof.

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And I was so impressed by it and so taken.

(00:34:09):
I've been a car person my entire life because of that moment.

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And as she drove away, I remember my parents saying, oh, you know, must be nice.

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We'll never have that, that sort of attitude.

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And I remember one of my first memories was something inside me was saying,

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don't listen to them.

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You can have anything that you want.

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don't listen to them.

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And I really leaned into that voice.

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And so listening to this channel,

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having already been told by a psychic that I was a channel and being really freaked

(00:34:44):
out by that,

(00:34:44):
I didn't want any part of that stuff.

(00:34:47):
But listening to this channel made it not so weird for me.

(00:34:51):
And so I really listened to them all the time.

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And

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It wasn't that they were telling me something that I didn't already know.

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It was more the way it was explained helped me put some puzzle pieces together.

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But then there was this sort of a wall that it hit,

(00:35:07):
and it stayed in that same space,

(00:35:09):
and it never moved beyond that space.

(00:35:12):
And it was that just think about what you want,

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never think about what you don't want,

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raise your vibration,

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do all of this to get your vibe high,

(00:35:22):
and only look forward.

(00:35:24):
And I knew there was more than that.

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I knew that I had things in my vibrational basement that I had to deal with.

(00:35:37):
I couldn't just do that.

(00:35:38):
So I moved on from that.

(00:35:43):
And then when I started teaching this and started sharing my own version of it and

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saying,

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hey,

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there's more to this and here's what it is.

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That's where the Stream of David started.

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And that has evolved since then as well.

(00:35:56):
But I started meeting people that were into these other modalities and people would

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say,

(00:35:59):
oh,

(00:35:59):
you should read about this or try that.

(00:36:02):
And I would dip my toe in it for a minute and then realize,

(00:36:06):
okay,

(00:36:07):
there's nothing really here of value for me.

(00:36:10):
It doesn't mean that there's not value for other people, but there's nothing really here.

(00:36:13):
So I can understand how somebody can be spiritually exhausted because there's just so much.

(00:36:20):
And the energy part is,

(00:36:22):
the creation part,

(00:36:23):
the quantum physics part,

(00:36:24):
the part science does align with,

(00:36:27):
I believe is true.

(00:36:29):
I know it's true because I've seen it reveal itself in my life and I've seen other

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people adopt this and it shows up in their lives.

(00:36:36):
At the academy level, we don't graduate anybody until it's shown up and revealed itself.

(00:36:41):
They know it works.

(00:36:42):
That's why everybody that graduates is so thrilled with what they did.

(00:36:48):
That part is true and that part works.

(00:36:51):
Everything else is a tool to use to get you there if you choose to give it power.

(00:36:58):
The thing about Taya is,

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yes,

(00:37:00):
there's tools that help you support those four pillars,

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but it's never anything external from you.

(00:37:06):
It's all about you going inward,

(00:37:08):
inward,

(00:37:09):
inward,

(00:37:10):
and using these tools and this mindset and the exploration of it with other people

(00:37:15):
because that's very helpful for anyone.

(00:37:18):
I'm a very self-taught person,

(00:37:21):
very much so,

(00:37:22):
but there are elements of this that I needed to confer with others and learn from

(00:37:26):
others to be able to really get to where I am with it.

(00:37:30):
And I feel like I'm very advanced.

(00:37:31):
In fact, I know I'm very advanced with it at this point.

(00:37:37):
Being spiritually exhausted in a post-COVID world is very understandable because I

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think a lot of people had to revisit spirituality to make sense of what was going

(00:37:46):
on during COVID.

(00:37:47):
That was a very odd time for us.

(00:37:51):
Then that gave way to a very odd time politically.

(00:37:56):
In fact, they were kind of coinciding if you think about it.

(00:38:01):
There was so much doomsday, and we're still in this ongoing doomsday scenario.

(00:38:08):
But what I have found in my many years of life is that doomsday never comes.

(00:38:11):
It's just a threat to keep us under control.

(00:38:14):
And the way that I manage doomsday is we're all going to die.

(00:38:23):
We are all going to depart the physical experience period.

(00:38:26):
What happens next is a belief that you choose,

(00:38:29):
but we know for a fact the physical experience is going to come to a conclusion.

(00:38:34):
The physical vehicle will be released.

(00:38:38):
Whether our consciousness moves on or not is completely up to you to define.

(00:38:42):
I believe that it does.

(00:38:43):
I can reason that it does,

(00:38:47):
but if we know we're all going to depart,

(00:38:52):
why are we bothering judging that,

(00:38:57):
fearing that?

(00:38:59):
Oh, because I don't want it to happen right now.

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Why is there a right amount of time to be on this earth?

(00:39:11):
because our ego wants to experience another day?

(00:39:14):
Of course it does.

(00:39:15):
That's part of its functionality.

(00:39:19):
But obviously, we don't all have the same experience.

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Some don't make it out of the womb.

(00:39:29):
Some depart in early childhood.

(00:39:31):
Some depart in early adulthood.

(00:39:36):
I'm amazed at how many people from my high school graduating class

(00:39:42):
men mostly, I guess statistically that stacks up, already gone.

(00:39:48):
I'm turning 58,

(00:39:49):
and there's a good handful of guys that I went to high school with that have

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already died,

(00:39:53):
and that started in our 20s,

(00:39:55):
and another one just died this year.

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So there's an ideal, there's a desire, there's a preference, but the concept of fearing death is

(00:40:14):
What if we just choose not to fear that?

(00:40:18):
I promise you my authentic belief right now,

(00:40:23):
my authentic vibe,

(00:40:26):
my foundational core mindset around this is I could die tomorrow and I've lived.

(00:40:38):
I've had the experience.

(00:40:39):
I've had an experience.

(00:40:41):
I've had a collection of experiences,

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as we all have,

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and I no longer label any of them as bad or should not be or damaging or any of

(00:40:52):
those things.

(00:40:54):
My life has not been perfection, nowhere near it.

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I'm simply not going to fear death.

(00:41:03):
How freeing is that not to fear death at all?

(00:41:11):
How freeing is it to not have that threat hanging over?

(00:41:15):
And then here's the thing.

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When you detune the fear and judgment around your own demise and then start

(00:41:26):
detuning the fear and judgment around the ripple effect of that,

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your kids,

(00:41:32):
your family,

(00:41:33):
your friends,

(00:41:33):
your partner,

(00:41:34):
your husband,

(00:41:35):
your wife,

(00:41:36):
whomever,

(00:41:38):
because they're going to have their experience.

(00:41:41):
all of those people are going to experience loss and sadness and setbacks and challenges.

(00:41:46):
All of them are.

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And it's only our ego that thinks that we're here to be the savior of other

(00:41:52):
people's experiences.

(00:41:57):
All of this channeling that I do that has brought so much clarity that has proven

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to be accurate and effective by many of hundreds of other people,

(00:42:08):
thousands of other people really,

(00:42:11):
None of it has ever guided me to believe that I was here to be the savior of anyone else.

(00:42:19):
Does my ego have a preference for everyone to be happy and healthy and successful and abundant?

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Of course.

(00:42:26):
That's good ego-driven stuff, right?

(00:42:28):
We want to live another day.

(00:42:30):
We want to have more fun.

(00:42:31):
We want to have more of the things that we enjoy, right?

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Of course we do, but I'm able to categorize my ego in its proper place.

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That's my ego.

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I understand my ego's desire to have a joyful day,

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to live in appreciation,

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to laugh and have fun and experience all of the things that I prefer in life and

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keep it going.

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I know that's my ego.

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That's great.

(00:42:57):
It's a great mechanism that we all have.

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One of the things about spirituality that drives me crazy is these people that say

(00:43:03):
they have an ego death and they don't have an ego anymore.

(00:43:05):
I always think there's nothing more egotistical than thinking that you don't have

(00:43:08):
an ego anymore.

(00:43:12):
That's the ego portion of us,

(00:43:15):
but we don't have to make that our key driver of our operating system.

(00:43:20):
That other part of us that very much overshadowed in our current day reality part

(00:43:28):
of us that we're all rediscovering,

(00:43:30):
that part of us is not saying we're supposed to be the savior of other people.

(00:43:39):
When I observe something,

(00:43:41):
that other people are saying is tragic or should not be,

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and we all have plenty of that fed to us all the time.

(00:43:47):
I don't even have to give you an example.

(00:43:48):
I'm sure you've already thought of one.

(00:43:51):
I have my mind trained now to,

(00:43:53):
instead of racing to an opinion,

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which is what the matrix wants,

(00:43:59):
take a side,

(00:44:00):
be divided,

(00:44:00):
live in fear,

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period.

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I don't react that way.

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And if I do, I want to explore that really quickly.

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Oh, here's something new to explore.

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Here's something to explore that triggered me a little bit.

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What the hell's going on down there?

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What can I work on?

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But most of the time, it's not that.

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Most of the time is, okay, here's the perspective from over here, and here's that perspective.

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Here's what's going on.

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I can see this very clearly now,

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and I understand that anything that I'm observing,

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there is an energy present that is consistent across all players,

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even though they look like they're opposing.

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That is a superpower.

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I'm not being arrogant saying that because it's a superpower that I know we can all

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adopt if we choose to.

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It takes time and effort, absolutely.

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This is not a place that I arrived at overnight.

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Absolutely, I did not.

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It takes time and effort and a desire to operate your life from a higher plane of

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emotional intelligence to be able to process life that way.

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So I don't mind calling it elite emotional mastery.

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It doesn't mean I'm superior,

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anybody superior that's doing this because part of it is understanding that

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everyone's having their journey,

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their experience.

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And so the people that are heavily triggered, most of society, they're having their experience.

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They're doing that.

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I've been there.

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I've done that.

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I've been them.

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I would be a hypocrite to say that they're wrong and shouldn't be doing that or

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that I'm better than them.

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I'm having a different experience.

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That's part of the elite emotional mastery is understanding what we mean by elite.

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It is rare, but it is something that's available to everybody.

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Are we choosing the path?

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I want to talk to the people and associate with the people that are choosing that path.

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Those are interesting conversations.

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They're stimulating to me.

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I don't care what the real housewives of so-and-so are doing.

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I've been there.

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I've done that.

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I've watched that.

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I've done all of these things.

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I've done all of those things.

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It just doesn't interest me anymore.

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I don't care what's happening in pop culture.

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I'll talk about it a little bit.

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It's interesting to a point,

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but generally,

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I really enjoy talking to people with this leading-edge mindset of,

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wow,

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Where could humanity go if we really did start solving things energetically and

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efficiently instead of hammering away at something in fear and judgment,

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noticing that it's not doing a damn thing?

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That's what I like to talk about.

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But if the idea of authentic appreciation of all things lights you up,

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wow,

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I want to be able to process things without being emotionally triggered.

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I want to be able to respond to life when the shit hits the fan.

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I open that email or that letter or get that news or that phone call or that text

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and something unimaginable has happened or something that's potentially very scary

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may be about to happen.

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I not only want to be able to keep my shit together in that moment, but

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I want to be able to just have the experience without fearing and judging it and it

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really disrupting my energy.

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I am better when my vibration is high.

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We all are.

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But you don't get there by falsely raising your vibration and trying to hold it

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there all the time.

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That's what a lot of other

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teachers are teaching.

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What happens when you do that is you get an inevitable crash because all of those

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things that you ignore are building up momentum and they're building up pressure

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and they're going to erupt at some point.

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And you don't want that point to be when you need to have your wits about you most

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in a crisis and

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We all face crisis at least a few times in our lives in some way.

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How are you showing up for yourself in those crisis moments?

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If your ego is wanting you to show up for others, how are you able to do that?

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Are you processing?

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If you own a business or if you're running a big company or you have a lot of

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responsibility,

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are you terrified of something going wrong?

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Or are you able to meet that calmly and navigate a massive challenge that you've

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given a lot of power to,

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that perhaps a lot of people give power to?

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Are you able to navigate that calmly, which leads you to your own brand of wisdom?

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You've got your wits about you because you're not freaking out.

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You're not scared.

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And by the way, this is also the thing that helps you take risks in life.

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Can you step out and take that big risk?

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Because failure isn't something that instills fear.

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The concept of losing it all or backtracking or even plateauing.

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Are you able to do that?

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Are you able to reconcile that when something fails or doesn't work out,

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that that's not the end of it?

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That is just an indicator of where you are in your process of creation,

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and you can move through that and forward,

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even if you don't know how.

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That's why emotional mastery is so important and so valuable.

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Not many people will choose what

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to explore at that level and that's why it's elite.

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The way that you apply it and explore it is by choosing to adopt a system that

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allows you to make this your new way of life for the rest of your days.

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The system that you create with these tools is what gives you the power to shift

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your emotional reaction.

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You work on these things before you're in the crisis.

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I promise you then when you are in the crisis,

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they will show up for you because you've done the work.

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The only way you're ever going to know if it works is when you stress test it in real time.

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And no matter where you are on the scale of,

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okay,

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I reacted a lot better than I would not long ago,

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or I reacted completely different than I would,

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that's just where you are in your process.

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That's good feedback.

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Okay, you've got more work to do.

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I don't think the work ever ends.

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In fact, I love the work.

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To do this operating system, you've got to love it.

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You can't just install an operating system and forget about it.

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How would our computers act today if we just installed an operating system and

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never updated it,

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upgraded it?

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They're being stress tested all the time, right?

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They're continually being upgraded and updated and then there's updates that don't

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work or there's aspects that don't,

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that need tweaks.

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That's why I call this an operating system.

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You've got to be ready for that to do this.

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And most people simply aren't.

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And that's okay.

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That's okay.

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So an advanced operating system for life that produces elite emotional mastery.

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And very often it is for people who have already moved through and experienced

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spirituality to the point where perhaps they're exhausted of it and they want to

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know what of this really works,

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if anything.

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What can I apply and choose to give power to that I don't have to pretend doesn't exist?

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I don't have to hide it.

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I can talk to colleagues about it proudly.

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As we've evolved at the academy level,

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in the early days,

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there were people showing up to do the work that would say,

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I can't talk about this publicly.

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Nobody that I know can know that I'm doing this.

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And today it's very different.

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The people that show up today say, I don't care what anybody thinks about this.

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This works for me.

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So I'm going to do it.

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If somebody asks me, I'll tell them about it, but I'm not going to hide from it.

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I'm not going to be ashamed of it.

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You know, it shows how much we've evolved as a community in the Taya community.

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Now that nobody is bothering to hide this or pretend like they're not doing it.

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They're not necessarily out shouting it from the rooftops.

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There's, you know, again, we're not preaching this because this isn't for most people.

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Most people are nowhere near this in their journey.

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They're not.

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They're not ready for it.

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They're still stuck a little bit in victimhood or a little bit in waiting for some

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magical savior to come along or waiting for guidance from something external.

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They're just not here yet in their journey.

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And this has never been for that.

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We don't need another one of those.

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There's plenty of people out there doing that sort of work.

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I've always been about what is the leading edge?

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What's after that?

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What's next?

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We are evolutionary beings.

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What's the forefront of thought?

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That's where I want to be.

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That's why we are always evolving.

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The four pillars have worked now for years.

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That has proven to be true, that those four things are canon and they work.

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But how we think about it,

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how we apply it,

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how we're communicating it,

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that's never going to stop evolving because we don't stop evolving.

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Thanks for listening.

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That's it for today.

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Taya is a system of elite emotional mastery.

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The work lives at TayaAcademy.com.

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That's T-Y-A-Academy.com.

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I'll leave it there.