All right, y'all, we have a very, very special guest of the return of the great Paul check.

And even though I've had Paul on this podcast more than any other guests, and that will continue to be the case, this one is a unique one. First and foremost, this is the longest podcast I've ever run on the podcast, which is cool. Take it in chunks. I you know if I have a long podcast on Rogans or something I take it it in chunks, 45-minute drive, hour-long hike with the dogs, whatever it is. Just piece this one together. Trust me, it's worth getting all the way through the end. There's a lot of gems in here. And the reason there's a lot of gems is because Paul has, for the last 10 years, been busting his ass to put together his life's work. And that life's work is called Spirit Jim. Spirit Jim is a book. It'll be out on an e-book here very shortly the first volume. And then as they get these printed out one at a time, each of these volumes will come out one at a time. And then there'll be a box set at the very end of it. But what's cool is there is a workbook. And we speak to the practicality

of Paul's work through things like the last four doctors you'll ever need, how to eat,

move, and be healthy, you know, as heady and deep as this conversation gets, there's always

practical things that Paul's able to distill down in how we actually practice working in Spirit Jim. I've joined his community, and I think it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. I think everyone in that community agrees. It is absolutely incredible. And we're going to give you a 15% on discount code. It's Kyle 15 at MySpiritjim.com. So that'll be in the show notes. This is, this is his life's work.

There's no two ways about it. It's really cool to see what he's put together and,

and the passion and effort he's put into this. You can tell right from the jump. Another thing

that's incredible is the artwork that Paul has in here. I mean, it's like Spirit served him

the perfect artist in the artwork I mentioned on

this podcast, but it is unlocking within things that I can't even put into words. And I think

that that's the beauty when we think about Jung's symbols versus signs, that symbols go beyond language.

Symbols have an infinite number of meanings that can be drawn from it, whereas

signs do not. And he uses many symbols, both through art as well as through language,

to really decode the meaning of life and how we best serve ourselves and serve humanity in

turn. And I think that's phenomenal, because in a lot of the spiritual game,

what you'll find is maybe a decent understanding of how things work

or a decent understanding of different practices that can help.

But they always seem to lack a certain sense of practicality.

And I think that's one of the best things that Paul delivers through this,

all of these practices from coding the unconscious mind via song to heart harmonizing when we enter

into a song have been absolutely game changing just in it of itself.

These very basic practices that are a part of Spirit Jim have already started to trickle in,

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