Welcome to the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller, thanks for joining us. We're back for part two. This thing that occurred to me personally over at Lake June, Alaska, right around the July 4th, 2022 holiday weekend. Because this is part two, it really is important to listen to podcast 296,

the moment divine love flowed to get the background or the setup for this. So just presuming that

we're picking up from there. What I described there occurred on Thursday evening. So now we're moving forward to

Saturday midday. It's the holiday weekend, July 4th, the 246th, birthday of America, and the lake,

in their typical fashion, just having some amazing events during the weekend. So one of these was a big band

concert. I'm not kidding. Outdoors by the lake, about, I counted 20 people. There were 20

musicians in a band that reminded me like Lawrence Welk. You know, when the trumpets were playing,

they'd stand up when the saxophones were playing.

It was so cool. And they played some wonderful tunes, mostly from the, oh, 50s, 60s, some back into the big band days of the 40s.

It was just cool.

So I went back, and I went back with the, obviously, the trepidation, if you will, of, wow,

you know, is it still there? What will happen this time, et cetera? I think some of this is just

trusting in the process, trusting in the flow of the walk of energy and spirit.

It is a different path.

It's something that we have to step into and fold into.

And, you know, when we get comfortable with a zone within our own journey and then we move to another zone, we have to get comfortable with that zone.

Bob Proctor called it the terror

barrier. It's that bridge between what we know and what we don't know and to get from what we

know to what we don't know every time. It's a recurring pattern or cycle. We have to go through

the terror barrier, the fear of learning something new,

the relative insecurity of leaving something comfortable. You know, at what point in our

development as a child do we no longer need our blankie? And that was really what came here.

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