Welcome in to the subconscious mind mastery podcast, Thomas Miller.

Thank you so much for joining us.

We're going to do one of the favorite things that we have done here so many times.

We're going to talk to Fred Dodson.

And the thing that we're going to talk about is springboarded off of the fact that we kind of got into this little domino trip thing

that of redoing some of the older audiobooks that have been out for a while. Fred rewrote some of

levels of energy and we've been mentioning on here that you can download or you can remove your files

if you already have the audiobook and reload it with the new files from Audible, then that led to, well, I could do the same for parallel universes of self, although Fred has not changed anything, but I knew I could do it better. Plus, I'm just enjoying rereading it. So it's going to be a long game. It's a long book, and I'm just working it in. But we are working on that. So then I thought, well, let's just sit down and

talk to Fred about parallel universes of self, because I had this epiphany happen right at the

very first chapter of some material that I had been familiar with, but saw it through all new eyes.

And then I know there's some cray-cray going on

in the world right now as we're recording this, and we bring that in a little bit too. So here is

author, coach, teacher, seminar leader, Fred Dodson. So Fred, welcome back to the podcast.

You know, I'd like to take us on a nostalgic journey all the way back to number one, parallel universes of self.

Are you willing to go play in parallel land for a few minutes?

Yes, because I still love the book and I still follow its concepts after all these times.

They've still proven to be valuable, not only to myself, but there's still readers out there. They've read the book for the first time, and they're giving me

feedback about how great the book is and what happened to them and this and that. And I'm like, wow,

yeah, that book is still out there. And it's one of the best sellers still. It's selling much,

much more than the other books. Yes. Well, it's timeless. I mean, you could have written it six

months ago. I think it'll still apply in a

thousand years, 10,000 years, 50,000 years down the line. Yeah, concepts are still there. Do you ever

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