Hello again, beautiful beings of light, and welcome back to another expand episode with

yours truly, Elizabeth April.

Today, I want to talk about the concept of being alone.

And I want you to think about this concept of being alone in your own reality.

I know that some people are very scared or fearful or anxious when they think about being alone.

I know that some people thrive on being alone.

And I just kind of had this realization. So I was outside. I was meditating. And I was kind of having this moment with myself. And then my wife opens up the

back door and, you know, she comes out and she starts talking to me. And immediately, I can feel and

sense her vibration and it takes me out of the moment that I was having. It wasn't a big

deal, but because I was very aware through meditation and quieting my mind and then having her

come into my energy, it felt jarring. It felt completely different. And after she left, I started thinking about this

concept of being alone. And, you know, I have a beautiful property in Canada, which is 10 acres of just

pure, untouched forest. About two acres are cleared, and that's where the

house is. And then I have 800 square feet of a one-bedroom condo in Los Angeles. And so we live

back and forth, right? this weird kind of dynamic lifestyle.

But in L.A., especially living in a condo complex, the second that I step out of those condo doors,

I am constantly being observed. There really isn't a moment of being

alone other than me maybe being in the bedroom with the door closed and then my wife being in the

living room. When we have people, sometimes even animals, that are observing us, it changes our dynamic with who we are and how we behave.

I find that nature is a very pure reflection of energy. Nature does have consciousness, does observe, but does not have perception or judgment.

Therefore, it's just pure.

Animals are kind of like that, but animals like pets and things can judge as well.

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