Welcome to the Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast, Thomas Miller again, and I wanted to check in kind of with a piggyback of what we talked about last time in number 419, this spiritual wave that is sweeping literally the world in the wake of Charlie Kirk's martyrdom in my consideration. I mean, look up the definition. I think it

fits. Regardless, there is a very powerful spiritual move ensuing, and obviously since the incident

happened on the 10th, Christianity has become full focus. If you're a long-time listener to

this podcast, you know a lot of the early themes of the early years back in 2000.

I can't believe how long we've been doing this.

But a lot of that was just my own story of grappling with the belief system that I grew up with,

which was not only Christianity, but fundamental Christianity.

And some recent stuff in my own personal life has resurfaced here.

So it's like, okay, let's take a look at the spotlight. And again, the same way we did it last time,

I want to do it from a very neutral, observant, and emotional, feeling into, rather than analyzing from the head. Because that's one of the

things that has kicked in around all of this that I want to try to guide us back to, is to

retune ourselves to our soul and to our spirit and to the internal voice, because I know we've

been feeling and experiencing and analyzing and bombarded with social media and so much is in our head.

Let's use this to get back to our heart.

While I was preparing some notes and thoughts on this, I had a playlist going.

It was the chill mix on Spotify.

I think it's their thing.

I don't think you could replicate it.

But something came up that was,

I love it when this happens. There's a song called Mind Karma. It's from that Ram Dass mix from his elderly years after his stroke. You can look it up. It's the East Forest, I think, is the name of the

quote-unquote album, whatever the collection of songs, East Forest, and it's called Mind Karma.

If you put Mind Karma Rom Doss into Spotify, I think you'll get it. I just had to look it up.

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