We have this very rigid and tight holding grip on our sense of meanness.

I'm not enough, I'm unlovable, I'm a beautiful,

with this combination of beliefs and stories and emotions and

patterning and energetics that we've held onto from our past when we

identify and hold on to this pattern as a version of ourselves and we think that this version of ourselves

that we have become is who we really are. And the degree to which we hold on to that version of Danakunness or Kootenus is the degree to which we're not free.

As children, we're born free.

You know, you look at a child, they're in touch with the divine.

So you know, we were these bright beings. We would jump on a table and sing and shout and we were just being letting it all hang out. We poopin we cried when we felt like poopin we cried when we felt like, we were just being pure essential light, the light that we were.

Hello, welcome to the pretty intense podcast.

Thank you very much for watching.

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I hope that these shows teach you things and inspire you.

They sure do that to me. So speaking of today on the show

is Koot Blackson. He's a transformational teacher, an international speaker, and an author.

His newest book is out called The Magic of Surrender and we had a deep conversation. I mean we dropped in really quick with the human experience the law of mirroring

relationships I love having those conversations because it's not always very common to

have conversations about relationships so deeply but he shared some very interesting

perspectives on relationship. Koot is extremely wise and he has such a pure heart.

Enjoy this episode and be free and you'll hear at the end but go play and thank you so much.

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