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0:00Quasi here. 1946, a book lands in the
0:03West that causes a quiet explosion.
0:06Scientists read it and go silent.
0:08Philosophers read it and change careers.
0:10Steve Jobs read it every single [music]
0:13year of his adult life and had it as the
0:16only book on his iPad when he died.
0:19George Harrison read it and said it
0:21changed everything for him. Elvis
0:23studied [music] it until his final
0:25years. This book was called The
0:28Autobiography of a Yogi. And what made
0:30it so quietly world-altering was that it
0:33documented things that had no business
0:36being real. A man witnessed in two
0:39cities at the exact same moment. A woman
0:42who consumed zero food or water for 50
0:45years, investigated, verified, witnessed
0:48by the by doctors. A Yogi who rose off
0:51the ground during meditation, gravity
0:53simply losing its grip. A body showing
0:55zero signs of physical decay 20 days
0:58after death, documented by the mortuary
1:00director in a notarized letter and
1:03actually reported in Time magazine. And
1:06Yogananda presented these the same way a
1:10scientist presents findings. Evidence of
1:13a specific science of the ancient sages
1:16that was fully mapped, so precise, so
1:19repeatable that Patanjali, the ancient
1:22sage who had founded the Yoga Sutras,
1:24had actually encoded it into 196
1:28verses 2,000 years earlier and called
1:32the outcomes inevitable. [music]
1:34Patanjali called these the siddhis,
1:36okay? And here's what stopped me cold
1:38when I first read this.
1:40Patanjali described levitation the same
1:42way he described breathing,
1:44>> [music]
1:44>> bilocation the same way he described
1:46concentration, living without food and
1:48water the same way he described
1:50meditation.
1:51Very, very systematically, as natural
1:54results of a specific relationship
1:56between consciousness and physical
1:59reality. The siddhis were the side
2:01effect.
2:02>> [music]
2:02>> The actual discovery, the thing every
2:04tradition from India to Egypt to ancient
2:07Persia was pointing at from completely
2:10different directions, was this: Physical
2:12reality responds to consciousness. The
2:16internal world, when very correctly
2:18activated, creates the external world.
2:21So, in today's video, I'm going to share
2:23with you the two main concepts that will
2:25allow you to materialize the exact
2:27reality of your choosing and do it so
2:29fast that others on the outside will
2:31think that you are a wizard. This can
2:33only be done if you gain full mastery of
2:35what I'm about to share with you right
2:36now. So, with that, let's get started.
2:39So, the very first thing I want to talk
2:40about if we are to understand the
2:42siddhis, if we are to understand the
2:45science of yoga itself, is this concept
2:47known as free energy. So, in the Yoga
2:50Sutras, in the Autobiography of a Yogi,
2:53there is talk of the eightfold path of
2:56yoga. You know, in the in the Yoga
2:58Sutras, Patanjali calls it the eight
2:59limbs of yoga. So, within the eight
3:02limbs, it's called the eight limbs, not
3:04eight steps, because limbs do not need
3:07any kind of continuation. You don't
3:08start with the first limb and then go to
3:09the eighth, right? You literally can do
3:12them in any order, right? There is no
3:14perfect order through which you need to
3:16conduct them. So, in understanding the
3:19eight limbs of yoga, there is one main
3:21limb that is is focused on a lot, which
3:25is breathing, the breath. So, you will
3:27notice that there is a a lot of power in
3:30doing correct kind of breath work. And
3:32in the Autobiography of a Yogi, you
3:34know, there is a lot of mention of the
3:36process of kriya, of drawing up energy.
3:39So, I want to begin with a quote that
3:41describes free energy. In men under Maya
3:44or natural law, the flow of life energy
3:47is toward the outward world. The
3:50currents are wasted and abused in the
3:52senses. The practice of Kriya reverses
3:55the flow. Life force is mentally guided
3:58to the inner cosmos and becomes reunited
4:01with the subtle spinal energies. Okay?
4:04So, the key here is the practice of
4:06Kriya reverses the flow. There is a flow
4:09of energy that occurs, okay? And most of
4:12the energy for most people is directed
4:15outwards as opposed to being circulated
4:17inwards, right? So, stagnant energy
4:20creates stagnant reality. Whenever you
4:21feel stuck in a particular reality, what
4:24you'll notice is there is energy that is
4:26stagnant, right? When I say stagnant
4:28energy, what I mean is you are hyper
4:30fixated on one problem that you have and
4:32one thing you're trying to solve and
4:34energy just basically you can literally
4:35feel this. It feels like you're focusing
4:37on this without any kind of throughput.
4:40There is no throughput of energy through
4:42that thing itself. It's hitting that
4:44thing and it's getting stuck. So,
4:46whenever you think of a problem, right?
4:48Whenever you're focused on a problem,
4:50whether it's something you've been
4:51trying to solve or maybe something
4:52you've been trying to prove. Let's say
4:54you're a trader and you've been trying
4:55to become profitable or you've been
4:57trying to grow your business but you
4:59keep hitting a ceiling in your income or
5:01you're just stuck in a certain point in
5:02your life. Every time you try to move
5:04forward, you always feel stuck at the
5:06same level. That means energy is just
5:08hitting that level and it's not able to
5:09flow through, right? Energy is getting
5:12stuck and it's stagnant. If you look at
5:14a body of water, water that's not
5:16flowing becomes stagnant. It becomes
5:18riddled with bacteria of germs of
5:21issues. Anything that doesn't flow will
5:23stagnate. So, what is the nature of
5:25life? The nature of life is continually
5:27improving of becoming and being. Nothing
5:29ever just becomes one thing and stays as
5:31it. It's in a continual process of
5:34evolution, right? You go from a
5:36caterpillar, cocoon to a butterfly, then
5:38the butterfly passes and the atoms of
5:41that butterfly get recycled into the
5:42next thing, right? So, life is in the
5:44constant process of unfoldment, of being
5:47and of becoming. Okay? So, in
5:49understanding that we know that no
5:51energy can become stagnant. Whenever you
5:53think of any particular area of your
5:54life that you're being stuck that you
5:56feel stuck in, just simply ask yourself,
5:59"Where is energy stagnant? Where is
6:01energy getting stuck? Where am I hitting
6:03a wall because energy is not flowing
6:05here?" Okay? So, to help you move energy
6:08better, we're going to tap into a realm
6:10that is subtler, like the subtler
6:13energies. You know how he talks about in
6:15the autobiography of Yogananda, subtler
6:17spinal energies. Well, the exercise that
6:19I'm going to share with you here is
6:20going to get you moving this energy
6:23about. Before we get to that, to help
6:25you keep moving energy, the fundamental
6:27steps first need to get satisfied. Okay?
6:29So, the most fundamental step, and this
6:32is talked about in ancient hermetic
6:34teachings. Every single ancient culture
6:37actually talks about it. There are three
6:38main planes of existence. There is
6:40what's known as the physical plane, the
6:42mental plane, and the spiritual plane.
6:44Most people are stuck in this physical
6:45plane and they haven't solved problems
6:47in the physical plane. Okay? So, how
6:49energy gets stuck in the physical plane
6:50is if you're not eating the right kinds
6:51of food. If you're not properly
6:53exercising and taking care of the body.
6:55If you're not correctly doing stretches
6:57and exercises, right? So, that's why in
6:59the eight limbs of yoga, each one of
7:02these three planes is covered. Okay?
7:05Each one of the three planes is covered.
7:07So, in yoga, the one of the limbs is
7:11called asanas, correct postures. When
7:13you get into the correct postures, your
7:15body becomes like an antenna. When you
7:17put yourself in the correct postures,
7:19your body is then able to receive
7:21correct frequency. Okay? So, when you
7:23put yourself, you align the antenna
7:25correctly, then you're able to receive
7:27the correct frequencies. But that needs
7:28to be combined with breathing, of diet,
7:31of eating the right kinds of food,
7:33right? So, taking care of the physical
7:35means eating foods, just fundamentally
7:37put. It doesn't have to be so dogmatic
7:39where you're like, "Oh, you know, I'm
7:40going to stick to the carnivore diet or
7:41I'm going to stick to, you know,
7:42whatever a new fad diet that you have.
7:45It's not about that. It's about you
7:46understanding what's correct for you and
7:48you understanding what makes you feel
7:49good, okay? My nutritionist was very,
7:52very surprised to see that my blood work
7:53this year was a lot better, was insanely
7:56better than every single other year that
7:58I've done my blood work, and you know,
8:00this was the only year that I've kind
8:02of, in a way, let myself go, where I
8:04wasn't so strict to a carnivore diet,
8:06where I wasn't so strict on my diet in
8:08general. I kind of allowed myself to eat
8:10whatever as long as I didn't feel
8:11inflamed, as long as I didn't feel like
8:14I was being slowed down or I had brain
8:16fog. I was just intuitive about my
8:19eating. And so, as soon as I started
8:20doing that, guess what? My testosterone,
8:22which was surprising, it literally two
8:25and a half x'd, like almost three x'd,
8:27right? My cholesterol lowered, and I
8:30wasn't restricting myself in any way.
8:32So, all of my markers showed an immense
8:35amount of improvement not because I
8:37became more stringent and more dogmatic
8:39about my diet, but because I completely
8:41just surrendered and let go, right? What
8:44What is really, really interesting to
8:46note is, you know, you'll have the
8:48biohacker who's so hell-bent on doing
8:51the cold plunge, doing the exercise,
8:53doing the meditation, doing everything,
8:54you know, do you know, doing vigorous
8:57amounts of exercise and taxing the
8:58nervous system, right? But then this
9:00biohacker starts getting sick, starts
9:02getting overwhelmed, and then ends up in
9:04the hospital, and then dies at an
9:06earlier age, but then you have the old
9:08Italian man, right? Who lives, you know,
9:11who who who who smokes cigarettes,
9:13drinks, you know, doesn't wear sunscreen
9:15or anything, and he's on a boat at 2:00
9:18p.m. with his skin out getting uh
9:21complete like, you know, UV lighting
9:23from the sun, and he lives till 120.
9:26Why?
9:27Stress. Stress is the biggest killer,
9:29right? I'm not encouraging you to live
9:32such a lax life where you basically do
9:34all of those things that the old Italian
9:35men would do. What I'm simply saying is
9:38all of those things at the physical
9:40level are transcended by the mental
9:42level, right? The mind is responsible
9:45for the maintain maintenance and the
9:46upkeep of the body. So, if the mind is
9:49constantly stressed and energy is
9:50stagnant, well, then it won't matter
9:52what you do with the physical body,
9:53right? So, at the physical level, the
9:55most important thing is to prevent
9:58yourself from again becoming overly
10:01attached to one particular way of eating
10:04and drinking
10:05and and making yourself stressed out,
10:07but rather just being mindful of, "Hey,
10:09what's making me inflamed? What's making
10:11me feel worse?" right? And then
10:13eliminating those. But then living a
10:16more modest, more of a balanced
10:18approach, where you get to eat the
10:19things that you enjoy and you get to
10:21live the life that you enjoy. But then
10:22when we go to the mental plane, again,
10:25the thoughts that we keep focusing on.
10:26Are we constantly stressed out? Are we
10:28constantly attached on one particular
10:30thing? Or can we let go and focus on
10:33what is wanted instead? Continually
10:35switch from what is not wanted to what
10:37is wanted instead. A lot of the
10:39dissatisfaction you feel in your life is
10:41because you're focusing on outcomes that
10:43are undesired. You continually keep
10:45focusing on all of the things that are
10:47going wrong, all of the things that are
10:48not working, and we do this because it
10:51actually allows us to feel safe, right?
10:53We focus on things that we don't like
10:56and we don't want because when we raise
10:58expectations higher, then there's a
11:00higher likelihood that we disappoint
11:01ourselves, right? That's why it's so
11:04easy to just set the bar low and stay in
11:07our comfort zones. That's what the ego
11:09wants to do. The ego wants you to stay
11:11in your comfort zone and never venture
11:13out into the unknown. Why? Because the
11:15unknown has risks of death. The ego
11:19would much rather keep you miserable and
11:21stuck in this uncomfortable existence,
11:23slowly rotting away, rather than taking
11:26a risk and stepping out of your comfort
11:28zone and doing something you've never
11:29done before. But ironically, when have
11:32you felt the most alive? When you've
11:34become the most uncomfortable. When have
11:36you felt the most dead? When you've
11:37become the most comfortable. And that's
11:39why there are people who go out there
11:41and do wild and wild things like free
11:44soloing high mountain tops, right? Or
11:47even people who insist on running these
11:49marathons and and exercising because it
11:52makes them feel alive, right? Or people
11:54who seek who go for thrill-seeking
11:56adventures because it makes them feel
11:57alive. We feel the most alive when we
12:00are uncomfortable. But, the human soul,
12:02the human being, the ego has a natural
12:05tendency towards laziness. So, there's
12:07always going to be this dichotomy within
12:09you of the person you're trying to
12:11become and the person you currently are,
12:13right? Your 1.0 self and the 2.0 self.
12:16Real shift happens when you continually
12:18double down on who you've chosen to
12:20become rather than retreating back to
12:23your comfort zone, okay? So, at the
12:24mental plane, continually shifting your
12:26focus to what is wanted and what is
12:28uncomfortable. Okay? At the spiritual
12:31plane, we need to do a an energetic
12:34exercise to purify our bodies. So, this
12:37exercise that I'm going to share with
12:38you is very similar to a kriya exercise
12:41that actually Paramahansa Yogananda
12:43shares in the book, okay? So, we're
12:46going to be using breath pranayama to
12:48draw energy from the earth and draw
12:51energy from the heavens, okay? So, if
12:53you have this diagram right here, what I
12:54want you to imagine right now is there
12:57is free energy all around us. We are in
13:00an ocean of free energy, and we're not
13:02trying to store a little bit of water in
13:04that in our mouths, we're not trying to
13:05store a little bit of energy in our
13:06bodies. In order to increase your
13:09intention energy so you can manifest
13:11things faster and have outcomes manifest
13:13faster and basically purify your body,
13:15purify your soul, you need to learn how
13:18to circulate this energy within you. So,
13:20we are tapping into energy that is
13:21already available all around us, and we
13:23are basically learning to circulate it
13:25and utilize it, okay? That is what outer
13:28intention is. We possess two different
13:30types of intentions, inner intention,
13:32which is the prefrontal cortex, our
13:34petty minds when we try to insist on
13:36doing something, and outer intention,
13:38which is the godly intention, the
13:39intention that doesn't belong to us and
13:41also belongs to us at the same time. So,
13:44in order to utilize this flow of energy,
13:47what I want you to do right now is just
13:49relax, stand up straight, and take an in
13:53breath, okay? So, when you inhale, I
13:55want you to feel like you are drawing an
13:58alternating current, one from the ground
14:01upwards and another from the heavens
14:03downwards. So, do it with me right now.
14:08>> [sighs]
14:09>> And on the exhale, alternate those
14:10currents, okay? So, inhale.
14:12>> [gasps]
14:14[sighs]
14:16>> Do it two more times.
14:19>> [gasps]
14:21[snorts]
14:23[sighs]
14:25>> You're already going to feel calmer.
14:27You're already going to feel more
14:28energized.
14:29Just in doing this, you're kind of
14:31revving up the engine, right? You're
14:33revving up the engine so that you can
14:35utilize this energy, okay? If you've
14:37ever done a cold plunge, where you go in
14:40and your breathing gets very fast, but
14:42you take deep breaths, right? You get to
14:44a point where you go from that shallow
14:46breathing to actually breathing in
14:48deeply, you'll notice when you come out,
14:50you feel more invigorated. That's That's
14:52how powerful pranayama is, right? We are
14:55supercharging our system with
14:57oxygen-rich
14:59blood, right? We are And we are getting
15:01rid of stagnated carbon dioxide, right?
15:05Stagnated waste energy.
15:07So, this cycle, it's a cycle, right?
15:09We're purifying. We're in this process
15:11of purifying. So, just like that,
15:13there's biology to it, but there's also
15:15spiritual esoteric science to it, if you
15:18will, where you draw energy from the
15:21earth and you draw energy from the
15:22heavens and you alternate it. The
15:24alternating currents. If you've ever
15:26been in high school physics or college
15:29level circuits, you'll know that if you
15:31have a wire and you flow current through
15:33it, you create a magnetic field, right?
15:36I don't know if you guys remember the
15:37right hand rule where you put the thumb
15:39in the direction of the current.
15:41Actually, you create an electric field.
15:43You create an electric field, right? If
15:45the current is flowing that way, the
15:46field is going, I guess, clockwise. Is
15:48that it? Yeah. It's going clockwise.
15:50Now, what's interesting is if you have
15:52an alternating current, then you create
15:54a magnetic field. For those of you who
15:56study physics, I did this like 8 years
15:58ago, so I could be mistaken. I could be
16:00incorrect. I don't fully remember, but
16:02what I understand is if you have an AC
16:04current within a within which is an
16:06alternating current within a a wire, you
16:09get a magnetic field. What does a
16:11magnetic field do? It attracts and
16:13repels. So, in order for us to attract
16:15our goals, we need to become attractive
16:18to the goal itself. So, we supercharge
16:20this system with this alternating flow.
16:23This alternating current. You imagine
16:25yourself to be the wire and your spinal
16:27column is the wire and you're basically
16:30drawing it in line with the spinal
16:31column and you're alternating this
16:33current. And you're alternating it both
16:35ways, right? Goes up and it goes down.
16:37Okay? So, that's basically what we're
16:39doing when we're moving energy around.
16:41So, now that you understand the mastery,
16:44the importance of mastering these three
16:46planes of existence, what is required
16:48next is to understand a concept that
16:51Patanjali calls effort versus surrender
16:55or vairagya and abhyasa in ancient
16:58Sanskrit. So, let's get to the next part
17:00right now. Okay. This is not what you
17:02think it is. I'm going to explain what
17:03it is in a second, but essentially the
17:05essence of it was in understanding this
17:07powerful force called outer intention
17:09which aims to affect the world not
17:11directly, but rather indirectly. And
17:14we're going to discuss in detail why
17:17this is going to be this is probably the
17:19most powerful thing that most people
17:20miss out on. So, we have this concept of
17:23inner versus outer intention. So, inner
17:25intention is this smaller circle here
17:27and outer intention is this bigger
17:29circle out here. So, both of these
17:32intentions, inner intention is my
17:34personal resolve to do something in
17:36order to get something. Outer inten-
17:39Outer intention is my personal resolve
17:41in how this thing gets achieved of its
17:44own accord or in just my decision to
17:46have this thing. So, outer intention is
17:48a firm resolve of this thing gets
17:50achieved by God. Inner intention is this
17:53thing gets achieved by me and I have to
17:55put in the work, okay? So, in the
17:58Bhagavad Gita or in the Yoga Sutras,
18:01when Patanjali talks about the journey
18:03of a Yogi to reach transcendence, the
18:06word yoga translates to what? Yoga
18:09translates to union. What is Damn, that
18:12looks like onion.
18:14Union.
18:15You.
18:17What does that mean? We're trying to
18:19unite ourselves with divine. Okay? We're
18:22a droplet that's separated from the
18:24ocean that believes it's its own ocean,
18:26right? That's forgotten that it is the
18:28infinite ocean. So, what's the goal with
18:31yoga, with effort and surrender?
18:34Patanjali said to reach success in any
18:36field, especially yoga, what's required
18:39is the balance between you putting in
18:40effort and you surrendering the result.
18:42And so, in Bhagavad Gita, there is a
18:44deeper explanation of that in which it
18:47is said that in order to achieve what
18:50you want, in order to achieve the
18:51outcome, there must be a
18:54process-oriented focus as opposed to an
18:56outcome-oriented focus. Meaning, I'm not
18:59doing an action to get something, which
19:01is inner intention, I'm doing an action
19:03because I love to do the action. And as
19:05the action gets done and there is a
19:07surrender of the outcome, the fruits of
19:09my labor are surrendered, guess what
19:10happens? One day you lift your head up
19:13and it's like, "Oh, I've achieved the
19:14outcome. It's happened." Right? Have you
19:16ever noticed how the more you keep
19:18checking your bank account if the money
19:20has come through or the more you keep
19:22checking your phone to see if that
19:23person has texted you or you keep
19:25checking your email to see if you've
19:27gotten that important email or you keep
19:28checking the mailbox. The more your
19:30attention energy is focused on that
19:32thing, the more you delay it, the more
19:34it's resisted. But then the moment you
19:36let go and you actually forget about it,
19:38you find a hobby or something, right?
19:40You do something completely different.
19:42One day you come back home, one day you
19:43look at your phone and it's like, "Oh,
19:44the money has come in." Or the the deal
19:46has gone through and everything has
19:47fallen into place.
19:49So, good things happen when we can
19:51balance effort with surrender, focusing
19:55with defocusing. Okay? That's how
19:57manifestation works. Most people never
19:59understand it because they either come
20:01in from that They mostly come in from
20:03the mindset of full effort, full David
20:06Goggins style, take massive action, I'm
20:09going to outwork you, I'm going to wake
20:11up earlier than you, I'm going to work
20:14out harder than you. And then these are
20:16the people who keep putting in all of
20:18these efforts, but they get no result
20:20from it. Right? They just keep hitting
20:23wall after wall after wall because
20:24they're pushing themselves. They're not
20:26getting pulled by the thing itself.
20:28They're not actually in love with the
20:29thing. They're trying to get the
20:30outcome. And every single rep they put
20:32in, every single hour or minute that
20:34they put in, they constantly look at,
20:36"Did the result come yet? No? Okay, more
20:38work. Did it come yet? No." That's a
20:41really like needy place. That's coming
20:44from the effect rather than the cause,
20:46right? So, going back to this diagram,
20:49we have this outer intention that is
20:51more of a a godly intention, that
20:53surrender power, the feminine. And we
20:55have the inner intention, which is our
20:56personal intention, the ego intention,
20:58the petty intention. The word yoga
21:00translates to union and the goal of yoga
21:02is to erase this boundary between inner
21:05and outer intention, right? So, we're
21:08putting in efforts. Our efforts are to
21:11focus on divine, right? So, we're
21:13putting in all of these efforts to erase
21:15this boundary so we can become one with
21:17divine. That's the whole goal of the
21:19eight limbs, the eightfold path of yoga,
21:22okay? So, the goal is to erase this
21:24boundary to unite our inner intention
21:27with outer intention. So, any effort
21:29that you put in must go towards you
21:32uniting yourself with something greater.
21:34And that's why you find that people who
21:36actually strive towards something
21:38greater actually achieve the byproduct
21:41of it. And there's this great word and a
21:43great book by this guy called John Kay.
21:46I really advise you to read it. It's
21:47called obliquity. How outcomes get
21:50achieved through a an indirect approach,
21:54okay? So, if you look at some of the
21:55most successful people, they didn't
21:57achieve money because they wanted to
21:58achieve money. They achieved money and
22:00wealth as a byproduct, as a second-order
22:04consequence of value. Money comes when
22:07there is value provided. That's how
22:09business works, right? When you give
22:11value to someone and you fall in love
22:13with the process of giving value, the
22:15money just comes in abundance. When you
22:17stop counting down the hours. A
22:1919-year-old kid's mother interviewed
22:21Michael Jordan asking, "My son wants to
22:24be like you. He wants to be a great
22:25basketball player. What's your secret?"
22:27Michael Jordan said, "Fall in love with
22:29the game." That's it. The advice is
22:30simple. Just fall in love with the game.
22:32Because when you fall in love with the
22:33game, you stop counting the hours,
22:36right? A man who loves to walk will walk
22:39a thousand miles, right? So, if I fall
22:42in love with the thing itself and it
22:43feels like a fun game to me, I'm going
22:45to put in the reps and I'm going to
22:46completely forget about all the time
22:48that I put in because I enjoy learning
22:50the thing itself. I'm a student of the
22:52craft. So, in anything that you do, if
22:54you treat it like a video game, if you
22:56treat it like I'm developing skills
22:59here, I'm learning a skill, whether
23:01you're doing sales, whether you're doing
23:02marketing, whether you're doing
23:04business, don't ever look at the things
23:07you didn't achieve, right? Don't look at
23:09what didn't happen. Continue look look
23:12at what you've gained from every
23:13failure, right? Winston Churchill has
23:16this great quote, "The man who can go
23:18from failure to failure without any loss
23:20in enthusiasm will become successful."
23:23Go from failure to failure without any
23:25loss of enthusiasm and you will become
23:27successful. That is the goal. That is
23:28the key to this. So in obliquity, John
23:30Kay talks about all of these successful
23:32people. He talked about Andrew Carnegie.
23:35He focused on becoming the number one
23:37steel mill, steel producer, and as a
23:39result of that, just giving value,
23:41creating value in society, he became one
23:43of the wealthiest people in the world.
23:45You may not like this guy, but Elon
23:46Musk, too. He doesn't care about money.
23:48You know, this guy literally doesn't
23:49care about money, but he's the richest
23:50man in the world. He never talks about I
23:52need to make more money. He's never
23:53talked about that. He's just viewed
23:55money as a tool to help him get to Mars,
23:57right? And he's going to be worth worth
23:59what? 700 trillion? You may hate him,
24:01but he's focused on value. He's focused
24:04on creating value, and he's done so with
24:05every single company. He has a vision,
24:07right? With every single thing in life,
24:10you will notice that the most direct
24:12path, surprisingly, is not the fastest
24:15path. If you've ever seen the cycloid,
24:18right? There's an animation where
24:19there's a slope where you put a ball
24:21down and there's a cycloid which takes a
24:23curve. The cycloid is the most indirect
24:25path to the goal, but the ball moves the
24:27fastest through that path. Why that's
24:30important is right now you may be
24:32noticing that there are all of these
24:34obstacles that are coming up on your
24:35path to achieving the goal. What if
24:37that's like the cycloid? What if these
24:38obstacles are like the cycloid? They to
24:41the conscious egoic mind it appears to
24:43be obstacle. However, how would you know
24:45that this is actually not the fastest
24:46path to you achieving the goal? And the
24:48sooner you accept that, the sooner you
24:50unite your inner personal intention with
24:52outer intention, you surrender the
24:54process to God, and God takes you to
24:56where you want to get to. If you're a
24:58trader and you keep blowing your
24:59accounts, right? You keep tilting, you
25:01keep making mistakes. If you accept that
25:03these are happening for a reason and
25:05that something is being learned
25:06subconsciously, there is full acceptance
25:08of it while at the same time focusing
25:10next day on just showing up, well, guess
25:12what? You're going to make those
25:13corrections. The necessary adjustments
25:15and corrections that need to be made
25:17will be made. And at first, you might
25:19take one step forward and 10 steps back,
25:20and but eventually, you'll see you'll
25:22take two steps forward, nine steps back,
25:25three steps forward, eight steps back,
25:26etc., right? That's the point. Success
25:29is so easy when you realize this. Like,
25:31I'm not even joking. Like, it's so easy
25:34when you are able to properly handle
25:36failure. When you're able to properly
25:38contextualize failing, and you're able
25:40to stay in this perfect balance, the
25:42sweet spot of effort and surrender, of
25:45focusing on your goal and defocusing.
25:47Okay? To help you implement all of this,
25:49I believe that one of the most powerful
25:51practices one can do, and this is what
25:53I've done over a decade ago to
25:54completely change my life, where I went
25:56from quitting a 9-to-5 job that was so
25:58sucking for me to gaining financial
25:59freedom, making over a million dollars a
26:01year, and basically being able to live
26:03the life that I want of complete
26:04freedom. It was all possible because of
26:06one main practice, the practice of me
26:08stepping into the state of being, the
26:10identity of Quazi 2.0. And that's why my
26:13whole life has been dedicated to helping
26:15our clients shift their identity to
26:16become who they were meant to be, not
26:19who they were given to by societal
26:21conditioning, by what they heard their
26:22parents say, right? But in this next
26:25phase of their lives, consciously create
26:26who they have chosen to become in
26:28accordance with their desires and what
26:30they actually want. If you want to learn
26:32the practice of identity shifting, I
26:33actually created a comprehensive boot
26:34camp called the identity shifting boot
26:36camp. It's completely free to access.
26:38All you need to do is go to
26:39realitycreator.com/list,
26:41or I'll put a link right here that you
26:43can click on, and you can access the
26:44full boot camp. And so, I will see you
26:47in this next page right now, and I
26:48really, really hope it helps you. But
26:49otherwise, let me know in the comments
26:51what you thought of this, what your
26:51biggest takeaway was, and uh I'll see
26:53you in the identity shifting bootcamp
26:55right now. Thanks.

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