Welcome to the subconscious mind mastery podcast, Thomas Miller, with a little theory and a thought that I've been playing with that I thought we might just talk about here. So let's roll with this. This is pondering, not something more like definitive or a story. This is just me pondering something out loud, I guess.

And it's been on my mind. I tried to shake it and it won't go away. So let's talk about it.

And it's basically going to go all the way back to a Bible story. In fact, the very first Bible story, the one in the Garden of Eden about Adam and Eve.

Now, let's first establish where are we coming from here? I'm coming from the narrative of a story.

Okay? I'm not saying that any of this was literal, and I'm not saying that it was exclusively

mythological. I'm just coming from a story that has been passed down through the ages

that has touched many, many people,

that may just be a mythological story to you

or it might be absolute reality for you.

And either way works.

One of the things that I've learned from these later, more recent,

Fred Dodson books is that all cultures across all continents have different ways of explaining

how we got here. The one that we are referring to came down through Jewish tradition and culture and history. It is revered in their writings

as written by Moses, handed down by God. So again, whether it's metaphorical and is intended to

describe concepts or whether it is like reading yesterday's newspaper, you remember those, don't you?

We're going to pull some principles out of it to ponder, because I think there's a really cool analogy,

and I just wanted to share it with you.

So the quick shot of the story is God created Adam, put him in the Garden of Eden, and it was perfect.

All right?

Then he created Eve, and they were together, they were naked, and they didn't realize it,

and their environment was perfect, and God said, be fruitful and multiply.

Go out and enjoy the garden.

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