You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery, podcast number 126. Thomas Miller back with you,

almost 100%. I don't know, I'd say maybe 75 or 80, at least from a diagnosis standpoint,

but from a reality creation standpoint, I'm at 100%, right? Just get my body

to catch up with that. Boy, I've been sick little cowboy here. Got an early season sinus

infection that turned into the flu, and I've been flat on my back for over a week. We're going to

talk about that because I think it correlates back to levels of energy,

and we're going to unpack applications of levels of energy.

And this is on the heels of finishing the Levels of Energy series book number three,

which is called Realms of Consciousness.

So one of the things that I wanted to do this September really, really badly, was to tour

the state while all these beautiful aspen trees and cottonwoods and everything are just on fire

with this gorgeous color.

So I took a little over a week and did that, swung through southern Colorado, and I'll tell you what,

if you want to visit this state and capture it in its absolute best, there are three areas that

you have to see. One is this area around Aspen, the maroon bells to the west, independence

pass to the east when it's open, only in the

summer. They close it during the winter when the snow is up there. They don't plow that road. But those are

two areas that have to be on your Colorado list. The other area is Rocky Mountain National Park.

That's a must. That's up around Estes Park. Again, that's closed in the winter. Independence Pass is closed in the winter. Rocky Mountain National Park is closed. They don't plow those roads. But the other area that you absolutely have to put on your bucket list is southwestern Colorado. So this is the area going down toward Durango. You go through Silverton there,

and you go from Ridgeway, through this little town called Ure, and then down to Silverton and

Durango. Oh my goodness sakes, is that an amazing drive. And then I did this big loop over to

Pegosa Springs and back up through Lake City and up through Gunnison

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