You're listening to The Inner Child Podcast. So when you ask a question like, what's my purpose in life?

Why am I here? And again, I'm going to be very clear. I don't mean this in a woo-woo sense.

In a very real sense, you're the universe questioning its own existence. A part of the universe has gained

consciousness in asking why am I here? What is my purpose? What am I supposed to do? You're literally the universe has gained consciousness in asking, why am I here? What is my purpose?

What am I supposed to do?

You're literally the universe coming together to ask itself this big question.

Why am I here?

And it's the most important question that we can ask, right?

And I think to solve that question, I really strongly believe in this.

And someone once said it better than I am,

the price for our existence, the rent that we have to pay for our existence is being good to

one another. In trying to help one another, we're helping ourselves, because if I'm part of the

universe, so are you.

What of the very nature of reality is not what you actually think it is?

Hey, Bestie, we're kicking off our November Manifesting Madness series by going really, really big for the first episode.

And by big, I mean universe big.

So recently, the internet exploded when physics Nobel Prize winners have actually

proved that the universe is not locally real. What? What does that mean that things are not

locally real? Well, in today's episode, I invited my very good friend Ian Brewster, who is a physicist

to come on here and explain how this development is changing our understanding

of reality and timelines.

Now, since manifesting is all about creating your own reality, this seems like the perfect place

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