Episode 3
· 46:27
No, it's all everybody.
John:I'm on episode three of The Cosmic Consciousness Pod. So, John and Sam.
Samantha:Yes, Robin.
John:How is everybody out there today? What are talking about today, Sam?
Samantha:We'll start with the pyramids.
John:The pyramids. I've been seeing a lot of videos about the pyramids lately.
Samantha:Yeah, I mean, you've told me so much about what they're finding underneath. What's the
John:Was it Jesse on with American Alchemy? He had somebody on and they were talking about the pyramids and he just went and discovered all these iron veins coming out of the pyramids that were It appeared that they were harnessing lightning and causing all these iron veins to split out from underneath. And then I saw what's his name on TikTok? Jordan. Jordan, bearded guy.
John:Follow him on Twitter, follow him on TikTok. He's talking about a giant UFO that could be housed under that structure of the things that are going underneath the big one. Okay. There's so many things, like, those things are fascinating. I want to go you can, like, I guess if you have a certain, if a tour guide or something, think you can stay in them or the main one, like, not in all the parts of it, but I think you can stay close or, like, in them maybe.
John:That'd be so dope. Oh, There's you're like, so between those and so many portals that I've been hearing about around the world. Mhmm. Machu Picchu, like, there's so many other ones. Like, I just want to go experience all these.
John:It's like the bucket list is like, where's all the portals in the world? I want to go see them. Or, like, feel the energy from them.
Samantha:Yeah. Mean, Machu Picchu was in that video that you had sent and they talked about that's,
John:like,
Samantha:the closest to I feel like that's the energy that, like, opens the portal to, like, the spirit The
John:Vatican apparently is harnessing a portal underneath the Vatican. That's been, like, well documented Well, and well if you look around, like, went to The Vatican and we went to Rome and then we did some of the stuff, there's, like, they had that pine cone shaped thing everywhere. Yeah. Which is the pineal gland. So, like, they know that the pineal gland is in the shape of a pine cone, but if you, like, really pay attention, it's everywhere over there.
John:Like, The Vatican has, like, when you walk out in the back, there's a giant one, it's probably 15 feet, like, it's huge. It's the biggest pine cone structure. I looked at Katya and was like, They know. When you really talk to some of the spiritual people or some of the people that have been over there, they are definitely trying to open portals under the Vatican. Why?
John:And it's completely shut off from outside people. Can't go down there and check it out. There's something strange really going on.
Samantha:You think there's something there?
John:I think there's definitely something in the Pyramids, definitely something in some of these portal areas like Stonehenge. All these weird structures, how do they do it? It seems like the more you study and the more you look into it, it's like sound and frequency, which Nikola Tesla talks about. You've to think in the terms of energy, frequency, vibration. It'll change everything.
John:That's how the universe operates. That's how everything works. Right. So, when you start to change the way you think, you start thinking more on frequency, energy, and vibration, then you're really like all these stones that apparently came from miles away and actually did and it wasn't pretty closer, but the precision of how they did everything had it been through sound, it was frequency. Woah.
John:And there's like all these cuts in the stones, were precise cuts, they didn't have like table saws and electric stuff back then, so like, there was a frequency that, like, made things extremely hot. The blades would, like, cut right through things, it was, like, all sound and frequency. And then the more you dive into, like, sound, like the ancient, the monks, the divine, like they all use sound to heal their body.
Samantha:Yeah, but we still do.
John:You do morning with the Sofeggio frequencies and the Sofeggio sounds and just different frequencies like different hertz. Yeah. It's not you're not hearing that in the radio when you're in your car, or, like, got SiriusXM on, like, the rap station, the hip hop, the Thumb! There's art in here, like
Samantha:103,000.
John:Yeah, and then even like trans music and like techno music, some of the house music, they had like the different frequencies, like five twenty eight is like the love frequency, because I think a lot of the ecstasy music that I was experiencing definitely had the love, frequency, and vibration in it, which I had no idea back then, but yeah, felt a dream out of love from everybody.
Samantha:Influenced a little bit, but
John:I mean, that's like I think that's kind of like starting my journey too, just like, you know, I've never I've loved everybody. I've always tried to be nice to everybody. I feel like you treat people the way you want to be treated, it's like, You know, you're a good person, good things come back. I believe in the karmic and all that stuff. I don't know.
John:That time in my life before children, like, opened awareness to, like, the different things in your body that you can unlock and allow out. Yeah. If that
Samantha:makes any sense. Well, yeah.
John:And like one little pill can just alter your whole chemistry in your body and just allow you to feel nothing but love for everybody and everything. I was like, wow, so if I can do that with a little pill, I would probably learn to do that on my own with my own mind.
Samantha:Yeah, it's interesting you went that way with it. This is a conversation I've heard a lot of, It's too much too soon.
John:Right.
Samantha:So, a lot of people who might experience any sort of psychedelic too early in life, it's, I think, something Kyle had said was unearned ascension or unearned wisdom where you're able to see and experience and it's like, Oh my god, this is too much.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:But you took it as like or you go the way of like, I need this thing
John:Right.
Samantha:To feel this way.
John:Yeah. I've never had an addictive personality. I'm not an addictive person to anything. Mhmm. But if I experience something I like, I wanna be more of it.
John:Yeah. You know, I think that's natural for most people. It's like, but there's also a time and a place and a
Samantha:Rex.
John:You know? Yeah. The Braves and the club, but no, it was times back then, but, and it was like, you knew what you were getting back then. Now, you have no idea what you're getting. Everything seems very crazy, but also like shrooms and psychedelics definitely will open I think it just opened me up to like, the first time I tried something like that and saw things that aren't normally there.
John:I'm like, wait a minute. And then you like, really start to experience, like, through meditation, how you start to see those same things without being on anything. I'm like, Okay, this is fascinating. And then you just learn how to unlock. It's like just the consciousness level grows and grows and grows the more you feel it yourself.
John:Think I saw lot of it the other day, true wisdom comes in silence. Yeah. It's like when you can really learn to sit by yourself and just be quiet and just allow things to come in, that's when you start getting wisdom. That's when you start unlocking different consciousness levels and just different things in life that have really propelled me to understand. And the more I know and the more I learn, it's like I learn that I have a lot more to learn and you'll never know it all.
John:Because it's like, I'll figure this out. And it's like, no, that person over there figured out a 100 different ways to do it better. Or that person's got a thousand different ways to do it better. It's like, shit, there's so much to learn. We'll never know it all, but that's the fascinating part and kind of the reason we're doing this is to just continue to learn, grow, unlock.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:You know, what did that person do? What did that person do? How did they do it? What they see? How did they do it?
John:How did they get there?
Samantha:Yeah.
John:How did they feel good all the time? You know? My main journey in life is I want to feel incredible all the time. I want to feel happy. I want to feel love.
John:I want to feel like there's soreness or aches or pains in my body. Really, the last five years I've been able to do that. It's been awesome. The second word is taking practice is daily. The thing with insulin is like, shower, if you don't shower every day, like, you take a shower by the day it wears off.
John:Yeah. Especially in Florida when it's 100 degrees and it's July and you walk through your car and you sweat.
Samantha:Yeah, it gets smooth.
John:Yeah, it's like, you have to, like, continue to wash and, like, bathe or, like, it just goes away. It's the same thing with, like, feeding your mind with positive stuff or when you start meditating, you have to, like, do it on a daily basis or a very consistent basis to continue to grow and unlock and learn and navigate.
Samantha:Yeah. You have to I think you have to do it every day because life happens every day.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:And there's more, like, put on us to process or to experience and you have to, every day, go through and remember
John:Yeah.
Samantha:Your true nature. It's easy to be impacted by the news, by the traffic, by people around you where you're like, Oh, ah, yee. But having the practice is exactly what you said, when you get silent, it's when you can remember and feel the connection to who is. The true nature.
John:It wasn't one of the things that really changed that changed. You know what I mean? It's like, you don't want to feel negativity. Like, stop watching the news. Change the channel.
John:I stopped watching the news when I was, like, 16, 17 when I moved out of my parents' house. I haven't watched the news since. Yeah. And some people are like, I know what's going on in the world. I'm like, what do you, how are you controlling any of it?
John:What are you going to do to fix it? Yeah. Like, it'll tell you there's a 90% or a 10% chance of rain instead of a 90% chance of sunshine.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:Like, what do we, like Yeah. I've always, like, had in the back of my mind, I was like, what if I'm a sort of positive news network and it's gonna be nothing but good stories and love filled and positive stuff.
Samantha:And on YouTube.
John:That's awesome.
Samantha:Do look it up.
John:And they probably do really well. Yeah, do really well.
Samantha:Yeah, he does it once a month.
John:It's nothing but good stories. Because the news will do, like, one little segment. Back when I used to watch, it'd like a thirty minute segment of somebody, Oh, this kid smeared and did this, but, like, you had 28 other stories about murder and this and that. Yeah, it's like everybody's broke and everybody's dying and everybody's sick. Yeah.
John:There's so many, like, it's funny, like, ever since I've got, like, like, Tivo or whatever, the satellite stuff where you can just record your shows, see, like, the old stuff, you know what I mean? Like, but you don't have to watch commercials anymore, then I like, I watch a sporting event and the commercials would come on, like, every ad for a medical thing, like, risk of, you're gonna die, you're gonna have this. Like, they say, there's a risk about dying. I'm like, why would you, Why would anybody put that in their body if there's literally a risk to be dead? But that's like every commercial is like that.
John:I'm like, everything I just want to just learn to adapt and like, Okay, my body's in some pharmacy. How do I heal it? How do I do this? Yeah. And I really started to dive into different books, different podcasts, different things to learn, okay.
John:There used to be people that lived, like, go back and really look at humans, they were living two fifty, three hundred, four hundred years, like, they were living a very long time. I think what changes the belief that we have to get old and die because that's how things evolved over time. It's like, Oh, you just get aged and then you slow down and then you move less and then your energy goes and you just die. I'm like, I love that Brian Johnson guy fascinates me. His whole camp is you just don't die.
John:He's like, we're gonna be the first generation that lives. I'm like, I like the way this guy. Like, he gets ridiculed and he gets called a vampire and all these different names. He's like, I'm literally the most, you know, tested human on history. I'm the healthiest human and it's all recorded biomarkers.
John:He's literally trying to change the narrative that, like, you don't have to just get old, slow down, and die.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:And stay active. You can feed the body the right stuff. You can supplement the right ways. Can do the right exercises. And he's documenting it all out.
John:He's, in a way, demystifying the dying part. Like, dispenses demystifying that you can feel your own body. Yeah. It's fascinating. I'm like, man, I don't know why people And I read a quote the other day that kind of sums this up, is like people would rather A lot of people just don't want to heal.
John:Right. They would rather sit in their own, like, pain and comfort because they know it then experience pure bliss and joy that they've never known.
Samantha:Yeah, but that's the thing. They've never known. So, how can you
John:It's like, you gotta have I mean, I guess everybody hits that point where you're just sick and tired of being sick and tired, And most people have to hit rock bottom or have a traumatic illness or a diagnosis that's awful for them to want to change. And like, I didn't have any of that. I was just like sick and tired of getting a common cold and a sinus infection every year and the flu every year. I would have aches and pains, stiffness all the time. I'm like, Man, I want to do this anymore.
John:And I had constant knee pain because I believed that I couldn't reproduce meniscal fluid. Then it's like, You just get tired being aggravated. I was like, you know what? I didn't have anything crazy happen where I had to make changes.
Samantha:I just
John:wanted to. So, I started just thinking differently, reading different books, because I listened to different things. Like, when you decide to make a change, there's information available. Like, our phones have all the information in the entire world. So amazing.
John:You can literally get any answer to anything you ever want and if you think somebody's not doing something, I guarantee you they probably are. You just gotta find
Samantha:Yeah. Yeah, that drives me crazy because somebody will say, Well, how do you know how to do that? Or I don't know how to do that. Start with Google. Like, it.
Samantha:We have AI and chat GPT, like run it by your AI But like the information, like you said, is there. The medical studies, the journals. Now the internet will summarize it for you.
John:You can put your own blood work. From like, you go to like one of the places where you see your testosterone or your blood work checked, can like load those results into Grok or ShazzyBT, it'll literally tell you everything about yourself. It's wild. Like, more than a I don't know, that's why I just don't trust the normal common doctors anymore. Obviously, I break my arm, I'm going go get it fixed.
John:Done that multiple times in multiple bones. Other bones I've actually broken never got fixed. Like, my ankle broke out of high school, first game of senior year. It was a small bone in my ankle, not like the whole ankle, but that's why if I do that, it cracks all the time because I've never even got fixed. Like, this pinky doesn't go straight because I broke it really bad.
John:My dad taped it to this finger. Oh my god. You know, so certain things, like, they just, like, get better over time. Yeah. Broke them.
Samantha:Broken toes.
John:So many playing soccer and, like, they can't do anything about it. They just, like, get better. Your ribs, I broke three ribs playing baseball one time and, like, I was like, what can I do? Like, it's gonna be hard to breathe for a couple of days. I was like, okay, that's awesome.
John:Like, here's Advil. I'm like, I'm good on that. Don't need it. Yeah. So, I'm at the point now where I don't take Advil.
John:I don't take Tylenol. I haven't, like, I don't get headaches. And I just don't. I'm so far past thinking that's a possibility that it's going happen to me. If I even slightly feel a sore throat coming on, I'm like, No, that's not what we do.
John:And I'm just telling myself that, I'm like, That's not what we do. And then I don't even think about it and it goes
Samantha:Okay, funny story. Everybody around me is getting sick. Yeah. And I'm like
John:But if you believe that you're going to get it because everybody else has Well, an
Samantha:old pattern of belief from even Kayla.
John:Right.
Samantha:Glad Which, she's feeling better now because I was like,
John:Kayla, another one of our breath work benefits. So,
Samantha:I'm like, okay, no. And I'm saying it over and over, I don't get sick.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:I don't get sick. I'm like, feeling it, and I'm like, No, I don't get sick. And last night I was not feeling good, and I had to come. I had to go work, I had to do all these things, and I'm like, I don't get sick. Today I feel better.
John:Had an old mentor one time telling me, he's like, I went into work one day, like, this is fifteen, twenty years ago, was like, Man, I'm not I don't feel good. He's like, But you feel good, you feel great, right? Like, I just told you I feel like crap. He's like, You feel good, you feel great. I'm like, Say it to yourself.
John:I was like, I feel good, I feel great. He's like, No. Like, feel it, like, energetically say it, like, I feel this is the best you've ever felt. And I literally started just hyping myself up like I was getting ready for a big game or something. I'm like, Man, this is the best I've ever felt.
John:I've never felt this good before. And then within minutes, it changed. The whole chemistry of my body is like, I feel good again. And it's like you literally can play tricks on your body like that and your mind, your subconscious doesn't know real or fake. That's why you always have to be programming that thing.
John:What you say to yourself when nobody's around is so important.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:It's so important because like you just talk to yourself in negative ways without even realizing it. Your brain is designed that way. It's always predicting. But if you don't learn how to get in there and operate that subconscious mind, it'll just mess with you. But you can program it to be a healthy, happy, loving machine and then everything's better.
John:And then one thing I get into hell, like, one thing I'm trying to learn now is I had a Reiki massage. I signed up for one thing and it was, a regular massage. I had no idea what a Reiki massage was. And then when I get there, she was like, Okay, so this is, you ever had one of these? I'm like, massage.
John:She's like, Yeah, I don't actually, like, touch you and, like, massage you. It's like, I move your energy. I'm like, You what? So, yeah, she started explaining, like, you know, we have these chakras and she started explaining the whole thing, know, our heart chakras and our palms, and, you know, you'll hear me doing this and kind of warming up the energy, and then out anywhere that's like, I can feel the energy if it's blocked in you or not, and if it's in flow or not, I'm like, I know, how could you actually feel that? I'm trying to, this is what I've learned it, I've learned this and I'm like, okay.
John:I've been fascinated by that and trying to learn that. Yeah. You and Kayla do it, so I would love for you to speak on that a little bit, like how that actually works and like what benefits even just a Reiki massage has. Like, if you've never heard of Reiki massage, you literally just lay there. I was having pain in the knee at that time, and she was like, Yep, I can feel some blockages.
John:And like, did some things, had some crystals in her hands, you know, for like, I guess healing as well, the properties, and just like, man, I walked out of there feeling like really light, and it's like everything back in flow and like turned on. That's kind of why they go to the chiropractor too. The chiropractor is like another thing that makes sense to me from an alignment standpoint. They explain it like if you're off just a little bit, like one vertebrae or one little disc or any like, because I saw what made me question the whole chiropractor thing. I was at the chiropractor and I saw an infant that was maybe days old.
John:Being adjusted, I'm like I put my hand and was like, Woah. It wasn't even walking yet. Crawling And or we're like, The birth can be very traumatic and very disaligning. And then he said a lot of times what happens is he had a huge massive, like, five gallon water jug that had like a cutout with all these, like, prescription empty prescription bottles. Was like, What's that?
John:He's like, That's all the people we've got off medication. I was like, What type of medication? It's like, Mainly ADHD medication for kids. I was like, Explain? He's like, Well, a lot of times, like, the birth can be traumatic.
John:They can now disalign and the stem of the brain, right, where it meets the spinal cord can get pinched a little bit, and then the brain's not functioning the way it's supposed to. They label it as ADHD or autism or something like that. He's like, a lot of times if you just get the alignment right, then the body can function the way it's supposed to.
Samantha:Yep.
John:So, I go to the chiropractor once a month, whether I'm feeling great or not, just to get the power turned back on to make sure everything's in alignment. They explain it to me, it's like if one little thing is off and that one little thing gets pinched and that one little organ doesn't function the way it's supposed to fully, and that causes other organs and everything else to function harder, and it shuts them down more. I'm like, Damn. So, if you ever just have a fall one day, or fall off a bike, fall off a skateboard, just have anything fall out of bed, shit, like, if you're just walking, you trip and fall, it's good to go get checked out. Or if you have any stiffness like you don't really have a lot of rotation or flexibility, it just really helps staying in alignment and making sure your whole body is functioning and turned on and activated the right way.
Samantha:Yeah, well, so I'm one of those moms who my babies were my last two were just two days old because the reason I'm walking is because of my hairbrush.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:During my pregnancy, as my pelvis separates way too much. It's just like, Oh, let the baby's out. And so, I would go to the chiropractor. There was talk about screws being put in my hip. There was talk about fusing in my spine and my pelvis, my x-ray is still like the record breaker at my chiropractor's for being the most extreme split.
Samantha:So, going to the chiropractor though, like you said, if one little thing is impacted, your whole system, it's like a string of Christmas lights.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:You know, where the one bulb, I mean, I guess not now, it's the LED lights. Yeah. You're using lights that are healthier, you're using the old ones where one light's out.
John:They all go.
Samantha:And that's how the nervous system works. And, you know, sometimes they'll blink and get all weird, and you're like, oh, it works sometimes, but not ever always.
John:It's a short system.
Samantha:Mhmm. Yeah. So, same thing with chiropractic. And Reiki, I think goes hand in hand with the two chiropractic and acupuncture, but Reiki is working on the energy body. Yeah.
Samantha:So,
John:I think we'll dive into that at some point. I had no idea up until a few years ago we had a physical body, an energy body, a spiritual
Samantha:body. I guess like our there's I mean, there's
John:two or three different types of bodies that we're having in our body which is very
Samantha:it's good one. We'll get into that one. Yeah. Because that's a good one. That's big in my yoga teacher training so have to check out the different bodies and the layers, the subtle bodies, if you will.
Samantha:Exactly, Reiki works on the energy body, and so it's a more subtle body. That's why sometimes if we're touching physically, sometimes I like to if I know the person,
John:but
Samantha:sometimes touching physically and the reason why we hover is because you can sense more so the energy of that space instead of the electrical of the body. So, we have the physical body that's sending all these electrical signals and I think it's really neat how you can tell the difference and you can start to feel the different energy bodies
John:through
Samantha:the different layers. What I thought was really neat about my training, when you're trained you have to go to a Reiki master. They unlock essentially your access to the energy realm. I have I'm of the belief that we all naturally have that balance.
John:Yeah, all harness everything.
Samantha:So, I want to be mindful of my public opinion on that, but I think that we all have the ability to use our energy to impact somebody else's.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:And I think if we what matters is the intention and your own alignment. So, if we're out here, I'm the person offering the energy work. I don't like to call myself a healer. Kind of a big thing. There's a big discussion around that in the community of what is a healer.
Samantha:Right. You know, I just don't like to call myself that. When I'm the person letting the energy flow through me and I'm trying to impact someone, it's important that my own energy isn't impacting that person.
John:Right.
Samantha:Right? So, I think what matters is how sacred it is and understanding the importance and the impact of your own energy on someone else's.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:Right? So, like, if you're doing this work, don't go out in there and impact someone's energy if you're unwell.
John:Right.
Samantha:You need your practices. Just like, you know?
John:That's awesome.
Samantha:They're using it in hospitals and that was my favorite part of my Really? That's awesome. Are multiple hospitals that are studying the use of Reiki and regularly offering it to their patients and it is showing. That's awesome. Huge
John:results. So, the only thing that's been 100% proven like PTSD was like, smothiatin. Mhmm. Which is crazy. You know, but they won't allow it because pharmaceuticals and all the other, just, you know, the money.
John:Yeah. Like, all the entities Well, it that own could be dangerous
Samantha:to for us all to be this conscious.
John:Yeah. Because, you know, we know, like, yeah, and they were never going to do a pill in the pharmaceuticals or not going to doctors regularly, like, because you can just heal, I don't know, It's like, once I've seen one or two other humans do something, like, pretty special and pretty, like, extraordinary or, like, you told they have stage four cancer and they got a month to live then they just feel it on their own any chemo, without any radiation, without putting their body through a bunch of, like, stuff and then about, you know, all the worry and fear. Yeah. Like, that's crazy. Dispense is coming out with another source movie soon.
John:I can't wait to watch it. The first one was incredible. There's like over thousands of people now that have healed themselves from very bad diagnosis. Mainly like cancers. The main one guy I remember specifically, was a doctor in Argentina or El Salvador or somewhere.
John:Eighty six percent of his body was bone marrow cancer and he was a doctor himself. He somewhat believed in all this stuff, like, had heard about it, but he'd been told, like, Hey man, you probably got, like, three more weeks. So, he's like, I've only got three more weeks, I might as well go spend a week of it, like, with all these people trying to heal me.
Samantha:Oh my god!
John:And he went to the thing, and on his little badge it said, Healy, which he didn't know what that meant. And then he later found out, Oh, you're one of the people that's gonna get laid on the floor, and there's gonna be three people on each side of you that are healers, and they're going to focus their full attention and energy to healing your body. And you just got to be willing to accept their healing. And you did it, and then you said you got into a meditative space, saw like a gold light come in, and could feel like something happening. And then the craziest thing about it is everybody's like, Oh, there's no way that's possible.
John:They did all the science behind it. They had neurosurgeons, brain doctors, took all the people's blood, their plasma, like everything before the seven days and after the seven days. And they literally connected to the quantum field, which was, you know, this endless possibility of anything. Like, the way somebody described it the day, I heard it, it made a lot of sense to you. Like, the quantum field is like the place that you can get to in meditation where anything and everything is possible, So, like, by having the thought, it becomes real at that point.
John:It's now a wave. Like, so the quantum field is just like a wave of endless possibilities. But once you have a thought, Hey, would like to do this or I have a goal to do this, that wave gets collapsed because you're an observer of the wave now. You've observed the wave by your thought. By you observing that wave, you've now collapsed it in time and now it's coming to you.
Samantha:I see.
John:But then you have to have the feeling behind it. That's where your feelings are magnetic. That's what draws it to you. But your thought is the electric signal that sends that signal like, Oh, this is the possibility. Like, when we were thinking about starting a podcast, like, we had the thought that possibility already existed in the universe.
John:We collapsed that wave and now it's, like, brought to
Samantha:us. Right.
John:So, it's like anything that you think at all, like, becomes a real possibility in the quantum field of endless possibilities, like anything is possible. They say that all the time. It's like, okay, if you think everything in frequency, energy, vibration, everything is a wave, like a satellite signal, the radio signal, everything is a wave. What you tune into, you collapse and once an observer of something observes it, then it becomes real.
Samantha:Right.
John:So, it's like by having the thought, you collapse that wave and it becomes a real tangible thing that can happen at that point. And then it's like, well, how do I do it? How do I bring it to me? Well, you got to feel what it would feel like to happen and feel like what it would feel like to have it or to be it or to achieve it. And then once you have that feeling and you can sit in that feeling before it happens, that's when the universe and the word synchronicities and alignment, coherence, and people start showing up and all the things.
John:It's like, damn, this is like really cool how all this is happening. But it's like, No, you just observed it and now it's being brought to you because that's what you really wanted.
Samantha:Yeah. I just realized one of our first, I don't know, talks about the podcast. I had a number in my head of, like, oh, what would be, like, the first number I wanna see in my account in a month?
John:Right.
Samantha:And I just realized that, like, I got it. As we've been talking, I was like, Oh my god!
John:It's crazy. When you think, Man, I really use this to happen. I really need this to happen. This would be awesome if this could happen. Yeah.
John:And then you just have the thought and then like, Man, let me sit with myself for a minute and like, Hey, stop shooting the course, dude.
Samantha:No.
John:You just really have the time. That's where, that's where, again, meditation is key for me. It's like that allows me to have those thoughts and then really feel what that experience would feel like or what that car would feel like to drive or the boat would be like to have, you know? It's like everything I've ever achieved in my life, like this house I'm in, the boat that I have, like, literally everything. I've had the thought of, like, it'd be nice to have a boat.
John:Mhmm. I don't know how I'm gonna get the boat. I don't know how it's gonna happen. I end up getting it as a wedding present for my wife. Then, like, now that have a boat, I'd love to live on the water.
John:I had the thought. And then I, what do I gotta do? Gotta start putting some fuelers out. I started looking on the internet, and boom, this one pops up. MD for two years, nobody can get it because nobody's making it, you know, like, the listing agent wasn't accepting any phone calls or anything, so I just made a few phone calls and thought this really little, and ended up in the house.
John:So, it's like, anything I've ever, ever desired or wanted or thought about, I sit with myself quietly and just feel what that would feel like. And if I feel like, Man, that would be good to have that experience, then I go have the experience. Yeah. It gets brought to me. I don't ever think about the why or the how.
John:Yeah. That's not for me to determine. But the universe works in so many mysterious ways, like, you're never going to think of the way it came. And if you just don't think about the how or the why and just allow it to show up, you'll be fascinated, like, every time. Then you try the little, little things, and then it works.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:Like, was like, man, really wouldn't like to find a dime on tails today. I love those Just stuff like that, and sure enough, I'll be walking out of the store, I'll look down, there's a dime on tails, I'm like, Thanks guys, thanks to the ancestor, whoever, the universe, appreciate it. And it's like the little things like that, and you just like, then you expand on it, grow and build it, and it's like, little things can turn into really, really big, cool things. I think anybody that's ever achieved anything in life, like good, bad, whatever, they thought about it, that'd be really cool to do, sat with themselves, felt it. That feeling of like having the experience before it happens is the magic.
Samantha:Yeah, exactly. And that's
John:big, the spinner talks about that big, and that's like how these people are killing themselves. But you've been told that you've a month to live, You think about that feeling, that sucks. Right. That's scary. And a lot of fear comes in, and then when all the fear comes in, that's gonna you're done.
John:You have no chance. But if you flip it, there's always two sides of the coin, the yin and yang, as above and below, within and without, all that stuff. That's one side of the coin I got them off. The other side of coin is I got as much time as I want.
Samantha:Right.
John:How figure do that part out? Yeah. And you go to one of these streets and see other humans doing the same thing. You're like, now your belief starts to change. It's all your beliefs, man.
John:The beliefs and the habits and the discipline. Yeah. And that's why I'm about thinking, feeling, and taking action. Yeah. Think well, you feel well, you're going take action.
Samantha:Take action. Pride is so important. Yeah. That's definitely like a whole episode
John:of the
Samantha:parts of, yeah, a lot of times people stop at the thought. We have to start feeling it, right? And then people will get to that point, right? Okay, I'm doing the meditation, I'm doing the practice, they really feel this thing but they're not talking to yeah, we're talking to someone. They're not
John:feeling self doubt. I think anybody that has not accomplished something they've really set out to you, if you really are honest with yourself and really write down your most dominant thought or all of your thoughts, there's a negative thought in there there's like a limited thought in there or like a what if it doesn't happen?
Samantha:Yeah.
John:It always, like, pretty much anybody because I can get with anybody and talk about their goals, like, I'm doing my mindset and coaching, and I coach a lot of people with mindset, and I can ask the right questions and it always, they'll always slip up and be like, Well, I just don't know if I'm like, Oh, there's a doubt. There's the doubt. Like, bad doubt, you can't have any doubt. Yep. Because it all is.
Samantha:Yeah, with the money, that's exactly what happened. When I came here and I told you about it and I was like, I can't think it won't happen.
John:Right.
Samantha:Because my first thought was there's no way. What a random place for money to come from.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:This was such a horrible situation.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:Right? Like, I know it's been for me and it's meant to happen, but in the reality of things, it's such a horrible situation and then Yeah. But it's not.
John:Follow what you make it.
Samantha:It all had to be at
John:this point. So, you gotta learn from everything, man. Like, we're all meant to go through stuff. Mhmm. Some are, you know, horrible to go through.
John:Mhmm. Good to go through. I think even the things that are bad or just feel, like, not great at the moment, I usually just sit back at myself and like, Why am I going to like, What am I meant to learn from this? Or, In this moment, how can I have God's grace and guidance even more right now? What does that look like?
John:Dan Martell talks about that a lot. I've coached with him and that's one thing. He's like, anytime something really tough gets presented to me or I'm sitting in something that just doesn't feel great, like, this moment right now, how can I have more grace and guidance?
Samantha:Yeah.
John:Like, in this moment. And then if you just ask yourself those type of questions, it'll be revealed and then you just move accordingly. Exactly. Yeah.
Samantha:We'll definitely have to talk about that part and how to take the action
John:and
Samantha:how to move according to that alignment.
John:Bonds Yeah. Are very paralyzing, man. If you don't get out of your own head and like recondition the way you think, it'll unlock everything for you or it'll keep you stuck in that same day, same loop, same trauma, whatever it is. Like, whatever you're sitting in, I guarantee it's your thought pattern and you gotta change the thought pattern, like, that loop for that cycle of your thought.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:And it's usually, like, the self talk as you're talking to yourself. Yeah. Like, and what your real beliefs are and what you're able to accomplish, what you're able to do. I don't know, like, you know, I'm usually growing up in the Westside, I don't come from money. My parents, like, my dad was in the neighborhood at Walmart and it's like they just always had this positive, like, you can do anything you want.
John:And I'm like, man, I just put my mind to it and it's like I've always got around the right people. Negative people, I just distance myself immediately. Like, they got bad self talk and then there's a negative person, I just can't be around them.
Samantha:I'm always trying to fix it. I'm always trying to tell them, like, no, you can change it. You can fix it. And that's how
John:Most don't want to heal. Let her sit in their own pain. Yeah. And know that joy or that, you know, love they can experience.
Samantha:Get angry at you of like, do not try to change my comfort zone. Right. And, you know, of course there's
John:I think people get comfort in those bad feelings, and then they know how to navigate it. Yeah. So it's like they get stuck in that pattern of like, okay, I'm good at handling all this grief and all this drama and all this bullshit. I'm good at just handling it because I know it. And it's very comfortable to me.
John:You know
Samantha:the routine.
John:And it's like the unknown is like the most uncomfortable thing but it's also the coolest because it's all possible in your own but you have to be willing to step out, have people talk about you, whatever. Like, it is what it is, you know what I mean? It's like, at the end of day, you know who you are as a person and what you're built on and what your foundational structure is, it doesn't matter what people say, what they do, what they think, how they feel. Like, I genuinely care less. Yeah.
John:You always have those people in your corner, like the closest ones that love you, your kids, your wife, spouse, whatever. Parents, everybody else, if you arrive with me, arrive with me. He always wanted the best for everybody. I'm not wishing any ill will on anybody.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:But at the same time, if you're just, like, not vibrating on that you're not trying to, like, always grow
Samantha:Yeah.
John:And learn and just figure out, like, what you are, what you're capable of. Like, what's like, why stay stuck in the same day over and over? Like, I can't.
Samantha:Well, I really wanna say something. Okay. Wait. So, we had a conversation earlier today. Where?
Samantha:Oh my.
John:I'm being an orange earlier.
Samantha:He's into it.
John:He's the oranges.
Samantha:And I said, this is somebody who I've known in a long time. I had a very, we'll say, intimate relationship and I was like, well, I just don't know who you are anymore. I need to get to know who you are.
John:Right.
Samantha:He had said, I'm the same person I was. I'm like, This is an eleven year span of time. He said, I've grown professionally but that's about it. Professionally, in this case, is climbing a corporate ladder. Do your thing.
Samantha:Cool. Also in finance, that's my thing. But, to think that it's sparked by this new moon in Leo that's coming up, It's it's one of those things where I'm supposed to look at it and really evaluate, like, oh, how do I feel about that with people in my life? And, like, if you're not growing or wanting to grow personally, exactly, what's the point? Why are we here?
John:Right.
Samantha:Because your corporate job dies.
John:It's like, yeah, you gotta find something you love, man. It's just like, I don't know, I find things that I enjoy and I really just try to do as much of those as I can every single day. Like, else is there? You know what I mean? Like, we didn't come here to just work a nine to five and sit in a cubicle or
Samantha:And they do the same thing.
John:Yeah. We're just working a job that you don't really love, you know? Right. And so, like, I'm finding things that I actually love, and it's usually being in service to somebody else is the best feeling. Like, when you can do something nice for somebody, it feels incredibly good.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:You know? And if you're a jerk to people all the time, like, you're just a jerk. You know? Like, it doesn't feel good. You.
John:Yeah. So it's like, I don't know. I like to find the things. I'm like, okay, I've done mortgages for twenty two years, like helping somebody buy their dream house, like, or just get into their own home. Really cool feeling.
John:Like, first time homebuyers, really cool. Like, helping people think better so they can feel better. Really cool. Also, like, their mindset so they can shift and, like, learn how to set an attainable goal. Yeah.
John:A lot of people don't even know about goals or, like, how to write them down, like, the profoundness of writing, you know, in your own writing.
Samantha:It's a big one.
John:A lot of stuff, like, they just they just don't, like, never been taught. Most people have never been taught, like, how to get out their own way or that they don't have to follow in their footsteps to their vaginance Yeah. Or somebody
Samantha:Do something.
John:But man, like, whatever it is you want to go do or whatever it is you feel like you would really love doing, I promise you, somebody will figure out how to make a living doing that. Or figure out a way to bring money in doing what they love. That's why like the internet so cool. It's like you see all these people doing the podcast or doing like crazy sports or just whatever it is. Like, they got a camera, they got a crew, they're recording themselves working out, and now they're online fitness influencer.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:But they're doing what they love. They love working out and then it's helping other people get in the shape they want to be in. Yeah. Then money comes in. It's like, we just got to figure out what it is you love doing and then start doing.
John:The universe will reward you for being your authentic self.
Samantha:Yeah. That's exactly it. It does. If you are aligned
John:It's kind of the laws of the universe. Like, if you're aligned and you're coherent, you're like on your path of doing what you love you're genuinely doing it because you like it, that's what you like feel really good doing. I think the universe will just like move mountains to reward you for being your authentic self.
Samantha:Well, definitely. It's like me being gluten free and going down the aisle of bread and expecting to find what I need. I'm not aligned with what I need so the things aren't going to be there, but when I go down the gluten free aisle, now I've got the whole range of things I need. That's definitely part of my story is being able to do whatever you want. I wanted to dance.
Samantha:I wanted to be a performer. When I was 19, I was kicked out of my dance school and then having my children was told about, you know, having screws in my hips and told that I might not walk right or that I definitely wouldn't be able to dance.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:And, now, I literally joined the circus. Nice. I'm an aerial performer.
John:Right.
Samantha:The fact that I had twins out of this body and now have visible ab muscles blows my mind. And so, that's the thing, it's like if you just choose, it happens for you. Did I know how? No. But I knew I would be up there
John:But also, can figure out how, Ryan like, Trace talks about, if want to be successful, find somebody that's successful, do what you want to do and just do what they did.
Samantha:You
John:have to have your own personality, your own work ethic, all that good stuff, but it's literally attainable. There's so much information online that you can just navigate, read, just go do. You just have to do. Yes. Most people are afraid of getting stepping into that unknown and like, Well, where's the money going to come from?
John:Because everybody's biggest fear is like, Well, I would love to go do that. Training. You know, but it's like, man, it's like, at some point, there's ways. Like, you gotta do it at night after your other job. Sometimes you gotta I think there was years that I was putting in fourteen to sixteen hour days so that I could get to the point where I could put in a three or four hour day.
Samantha:Yeah.
John:And, like, you look the most successful people, I promise you, they may be working a few hours a day now, but there was days where they were grinding, like, sixteen hour days. Elon talks about it a lot. Elon Musk sleeps in his damn office. He doesn't even have a house. He sleeps at Tesla or SpaceX and all those companies that get them from about to be broke to billions.
John:He's the only human in the history of the world ever to create, I think, 4 or $5,000,000,000 companies by himself, like, on his own. Obviously, he's got engineers and all these super smart people but they've been attracted to him because of what he's been in there with them. But he didn't know to build a rocket, but he learned, like Right. Sixteen hours a
Samantha:day, like So he did. Right?
John:The same I don't know about that, but he's literally I just saw him tweet earlier. He's like Instead of planes, we should just use rockets. We could get anywhere in the world in less than an hour. From New York to Australia in like fifty five minutes. And I think, like, this is like how his mind operates.
John:It's like, We should be able to travel anywhere in the world in less than an hour. Like, that makes more sense. Right? I'm like
Samantha:Feel closer to teleportation.
John:That's he's saying. It's teleportation and Elon energy. It's it's like how the tweet is like fire and Elon energy is what the tweet said because fire is like rocket fuel, obviously, and then the the energy is behind a rocket. It's like, yeah. Like, be able to just go outside, get a rocket, and be in Australia in fifty minutes.
John:Like, that'd be pretty cool in Florida.
Samantha:Well, my NASA
John:Yeah.
Samantha:Brother-in-law will be here, like, this week. Maybe we'll come in to talk about it. I guess. I would, I will.
John:There's so much cool stuff, though, that you can do and achieve.
Samantha:I think we will. Think have a recording time. I'm gonna ask him about that.
John:Yeah.
Samantha:He's used to receiving texts of me being like, hey, why are we sending?
John:Ain't really gonna spit. Let's let's be honest.
Samantha:Different day.
John:Let's be honest. Alright. I think we're gonna wrap this one up on episode three. Said if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. So get in your mind.
John:Get your mind right. Body tight. And feel better. Live better. Let's And have a good one.
John:We'll see you next week. Peace.
Samantha:Get your body tight.
Listen to Cosmic Consciousness Pod using one of many popular podcasting apps or directories.