And welcome back to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller back with you again,

and we're going to go to Aspen. We're going to go right to the heart of Aspen.

You know, one of the greatest things, one of the greatest benefits for me of being in that experience

was not only the personal development,

but my couple of years hanging with, getting to know, and skiing with, and developing a working and personal relationship with a guy by the name of Mark DeVault.

Now, Mark DeVault was his birth name, and I've never called him Mark in my life. But his spiritual name from his kundalini yoga practice is Himmett Singh. That's part of the tradition that they do. We don't actually talk about that in this podcast, in this episode. Maybe we'll get to that in the future of how he became Himmitt. But Himmett is his identity. And Himmett is just a wonderful friend. We became very good ski buddies so compatible that we would just look at each other and know exactly their words were not spoken. We wouldn't even point,

and that's what we would go do. This is one of those relationships that I think if you have

maybe 10 of them in your life, that's good. That's a good number. It's just one of those free-flowing,

natural, mutual, supportive, like, I've got your back, you've got

mine, kind of relationships. It's one of those that transcends friendship and becomes brotherhood.

Hemet is one of the most grounded human beings that I've ever been around. And that was what I wanted to focus on here.

You will hear the calmness in his voice, the grounding of his soul. And he attributes it 100% to his

now nearly 30 years in Kundalini yoga. I've seen firsthand the impact that this has made on him and in an effort to

try to give you as many tools as possible to walk your journey, I wanted to make this tool

available in your toolbox and there's no better person to introduce it to you than my buddy

himmit. We were on a week long

camping and video shooting trip together in new mexico and we ducked in the red river convention

and visitors bureau building and they gave us a beautiful room to sit down and have a conversation

it's a pleasure to introduce you to my buddy, Hemet Singh.

You met Kundalini Yoga almost coming up on 30 years.

Yes.

That's kind of scary.

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