You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast number 69.

Thomas Miller back on home turf here after quite a whirlwind of a couple of weeks of traveling.

And it really enjoyed the trip over to London.

Well, we were in, let's see, London, Manchester, Birmingham, back to London.

It was, and that was all in about 36 hours. It was a whirlwind tour of England and really enjoyed it over there.

We'd love to have spent more time there. Maybe next time, but when I got back, there was a very nice letter from somebody who heard the podcast when we were there and said,

a big, huge welcome to this side of the pond. You know, the British people are so amazingly nice. That's one of the most refreshing things that I noticed right away is, oh, my goodness, how nice these people are.

They're so polite. We've lost some kind of an edge with that here in America. But she said that she

lived up in Nottingham, up in, as she put at the Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest area. She was very

complimentary of the podcasts and how they were making a difference in her life.

And to all of that, I can just say thank you very much. And I'm humbled by your kind words.

And then she asked a question about being consistent, especially when we're really busy.

So since I was coming off of that, I thought, what a perfect topic for

this week's podcast, because it's something that has been on my mind. So I thought we would

dive into that together. Let's talk about how do you keep your grounding? How do you keep

centered? How do you keep focused? How do you hear your intuition? How do you hear that still small voice

inside when it seems like all day you're surrounded by a world of chaos? Now, I'm going to confess

something that since I've really gotten in touch with energy on a higher level, read Fred Dobson's books for audio books,

and really incorporated this into my life on a higher plane. And I don't want this to sound wrong.

I hope this isn't misunderstood. But it is harder now for me to be in more crowded environments.

So, for example, airplanes, which are obviously a lot of human energy compressed into a tube for a couple of hours or, you know, a long trip like what I just got back from.

But there's energy compressed and centered in that area.

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