Welcome to the Subconscious Mind Mastery Podcast. I'm Thomas Miller. Thanks for joining us. Glad you're here. Oh, this is going to be a bittersweet episode because we are going to memorialize the work and the life of Bob Proctor. Whenever somebody is up in their 80s, you know that this day is coming and you never look forward to it.

And yet the reality of life is both birth and death.

And Bob left the planet Thursday, February 3, 2022.

He was 87 years young.

Bob's health had been in decline over the last about year and a half. I noticed a

distinct difference between material recorded in 2020 and even material recorded in early or mid-2020.

So it was not unexpected. Obviously, what I'd like to do here is to bring in some recollections of Bob

and some additional experiences that he triggered in my own life. And see, this is what we all do,

is we take the seeds, we plant them, and then we bring them to fruition in our own gardens.

I'll never forget a couple of things about

Bob Proctor. One, of course, like for all of us, the movie The Secret. I'm recording this in Lord

Jupiter, which is my year in the, well, this is going to be more than a year, but it'll be my season

in the RV Part 2, as you know.

And this is a sprinter van.

Back in 2009, I was in a fifth wheel in Dallas in the eastern side of town trying to figure out my life.

I found a program that Bob and Jack Canfield and Michael Beckwith had done called The Secret Science of Getting Rich.

It was an expose, a teaching, basically, and reading through some high points of Wallace Waddle's 1910 classic by the same name.

I went there because it was either 1909, 1910, somewhere in that vicinity.

It was over 100 years ago that that book was written.

And Bob Proctor taught through it that whole program completely pivoted my entire life.

It taught me that we can and do create our own reality, where before I had believed in others or an entity creating my reality. Oh, and do you know as I'm recording this in the van, I just took the headphones off for a minute

to make a little adjustment on something and birds are chirping outside. Oh, wow. The universe is just amazing,

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