Welcome to the Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast on our Sunday series, Thomas Miller.

I'm glad you're here.

We're going to talk about a principle or a concept that I rediscovered here this past week.

And I can't believe it got off my radar because it is so valuable and so important. I was re-listening to

the audio program, Pilgrim of the Heart, which is by Krishna Dawes, aka Jeffrey Kegel,

aka one of the original founding members of the band, the Blue Oyster Cult, who threw all the rock and

roll lifestyle away to go to India in pursuit of the band the Blue Oyster Cult, who threw all the rock and roll lifestyle away to go to India

in pursuit of the same guru that Steve Jobs saw and that Ram Dass found Neme Karolibaba.

And Pilgrim of the Heart is his story of becoming acquainted with Ram Dass, leaving everything, going to India, what all

happened there, and then coming back and actually being lost and going back into drugs and

really having a hard time after he left the safety of working with this incredibly powerful guru.

And then he found his path.

He found his way out.

He found it for himself, not from all the influences and inspirations and going on that were happening in India.

It was his and it was real.

And I had forgotten also that in the setup of it, he talked about

that we all pop at different times, just like popcorn, pop, pop, pop, pop. We all have our moments

that cause us to pop spiritually. And you know, some people can pop and they just take off on a path

and a course and it's great and they do the work and

on the way they go. And then some of us choose the path of hitting rock bottom. And I know that some

people find this podcast who have hit bottom and they're trying to find their way back out just like I was.

But I also know that a lot of people have been prevented from hitting that

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