You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast number 134. Thomas Miller back with you.

With just a quick little story, I had something happened recently that brought me back to Center,

and I wanted to share the experience with you.

I know that I said we would do Amir, who is Kira Sherman from 133.

Amir Zogi is her mentor from Australia, and I'm really looking forward to that interview.

In fact, recording it this afternoon, as I'm recording this. But this showed up, and I just wanted to elaborate on it because it's a great point.

So from the ski slopes of Aspen,

where there's no snow, by the way, there's enough that a few runs are open. So, you know,

and that's not going to keep the people in this area from skiing. So do you smell crowded on the

horizon? Yeah. It's a lot of people on a small area,

but you can get up there and putts around. So I was up there with a friend yesterday, and we were doing that.

We were just taking advantage of a new run that it opened up, and before it got all scarred up,

we were going to get a few runs in. We're both accomplished

skiers, so no problems there. And it was early in the morning, so not the, you know, the crowd

hadn't fully hit yet. I was skiing over on the right side of the run, and it's kind of funny.

Here's an aside. My friend had a friend up early in the season, and they came out in these really horrid conditions.

And this observer friend who doesn't live here said, wow, this is interesting. So it's kind of like a

freeway where you have some people going 10 miles an hour, some people going 80 miles an hour,

and there are no lanes and no rearview mirrors.

How does this work? That's a pretty good... That about depicts it right on, and particularly when you

have a lot of people and not a lot of area. Well, there was a lady who was skiing in the middle of the

run. I was way over on the right side of the run. I'm going to say there were probably three skier,

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