This conversation I had with Bilinda Blume was very expansive what I anticipated to be a conversation about anxiety spanned into something much greater. Belinda Blume offers programs that helps the problems she faced for 20 years into something that can be overcomed in 10 weeks. If you had questions about how to feel better day to day, to be more effective in life and or questioning how to reach your goals more often this episode has something for you.  Please book a call with Bilinda at callwithbilinda.com. You will be given a free hour call with her.  This interview was the most enlightening conversation I've had this year.  Mentioned resources  The strangest secret: https://youtu.be/UygnXqoKrC4 Works of Byron Katie : https://amzn.to/3bcVuu8 Love yourself like your life depends on it by Kamaal Rabicant : https://amzn.to/3pQtXD1 This book challenges you to love yourself with a process of altering self dialogue that can be transformative. Your life does depend on loving yourself, such appreciation can lead you to aim higher and move towards such places with greater efficiency. Dr. Joe Dispenza has meditation tracks available on YouTube such as https://youtu.be/d1aV6y8zjjM, he as also produced enlightening books involving the subconscious https://amzn.to/2JMt0w6 The amazon links are at no additional cost to you however using the links listed would provide me a commission.

Our bodies are a realitivly quiet orchastra. The brain and the heart serve as integral conductors I hope you enjoy this newer angle. Please reach out through anchor or email ([email protected]) and listen through Spotify if convenient. Have a wonderful day.

Today I've brought the first guest to Messages to Humanity Lyn Lindburg! She was wonderful to talk and listen to. With this episode we'll be learning about listening skills. Please explore more of her content at https://www.listeningskills.shop/  I think you'll love this episode, a great deal of advice before heading into the new year.

As our desires shift to changing the external there's a lot at stake to lose. A contributing factor to this shift to the external is generated by social media.

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This episode  maybe the start to a new segment, I like to make poems and this is one of my prouder creations. Because of COVID I can't perform like I use to, I would love to talk with you about any experiences that resonated with this piece and get to hear what you've made. Hope you have a great day. 

There was quite a few suprising things I learned from making this including this source: https://hcqmeta.com/ If you'd like to see more please click the link to my script/ sources https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_JXad3Z64zULzf16-hFvkiKKmSUVTo78svKon90JbRQ/edit?usp=sharing

One of the greatest threats we face in the current scientific landscape is genetic editing. It started to encroach in areas questionable for our advancement with GMOs but now with the introduction of altered embryos like Lulu and Nana the overall intentions of scientific progress are becoming more hazy. As I researched this I came to learn that headlines capture attention away from substance. Our heads need to be engageed in looking at the research because that provides the least amount of bias when trying to uncover the truth about something. 

This is my first attempt with podcasting, I had a document to keep a guide post of the conversation but there are probably moments of veering off that I did not edit properly. Things to consider as you listen is what culture has your family lost over the generations? Do you feel education was to serve the improvement of the human condition or training for mental confinement? Thank you for your time I hope to create good mental engagement.