Welcome to the subconscious mind mastery. I'm Thomas Miller and we are continuing this series that I think we're going to be doing for a long, long time because you guys are loving it.

Taking a few minutes on Sunday morning for a little inspiration and meditation. I've been watching a couple of friends go through life-altering situations,

and that's kind of the springboard for what we're going to talk about today, because as you

reflect on our human experience, our journey, if you will, it is one of constantly bumping up

against limitations, isn't it?

In our last episode, we said, you are God.

The Bible says you are gods.

Jesus said to the Pharisees, you're going to stone me for saying that I am God?

Which of the good works as God are you going to stone me for?

Nothing about the good works.

Keep doing that. We're going to stone you because you said you good works keep doing that we're going to stone

you because you said you're god that's blasphemy boy things haven't changed much have they and

it always comes from the religious top doesn't it but the human experience is an experience of bumping up

against limitations or limited resources or limited options. And then we ask for

divine help. And when divine help shows up, blasphemy. But let's think about how do we handle these

limitations? Because for some people, it becomes a power through it kind of situation. They're going to be very strong and in their learning, knowledge, and training utilize all of that to muscle through. Typically with no mention of God at the table. It's a human effort. Here are a couple of examples that come to mind. The highly skilled surgeon. That's one

example. Let me throw another one down. Then we'll come back to surgery because it's a pretty good

example. The other is rockets, especially manned rockets, whenever we send a human out into space,

that's another situation where the precision of the mathematics and the physics and the design

and all of the training goes into now quite reliably being able to send human beings out into space

and bring them back safely. Pretty amazing. And mostly all human effort. I would say that you'd have to

argue pretty hard for those two not to be at the top of the pile of human effort. I would say that you'd have to argue pretty hard for those two not to be

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