Hi guys!

Hello everyone, welcome back to the podcast today. If you're listening on Apple and Spotify,

you have to head over to YouTube and just see how aligned. Maybe at art today because

our colors are just so vibrant and so bright. I was just telling her how I made a commitment

to myself this year to really step away from the black and embrace the color. I have

brought us such a big difference in my mood and how I carry myself because when I think

about it, my higher self is like bold AF. But I'm wearing black, you just blend in with

a crowd. Yeah, so I'm just happy to have you and your vibrant self wearing some hot

pink today. So do you mind just giving us a little bit of an inside scoop of who you are,

let you do and just why we should all listen to this episode today. Sure, thank you for

having me today. I'm so excited to be here. My name is Biet Sinkin. I am a spiritual teacher

and an artist. I think it's important to note both because I fused the world and do

them together. But to start, I was raised by an awakened shaman. He was like basically

like living with Mr. Miyagi my whole life and taught me everything that I teach today.

We did these practices when I was in diapers. We did these practices when I was a tween.

We sat for hours gazing into each other's eyes, doing hipnosis, doing transcendental

meditation, doing breath work exercises, studying yoga. And we did this all while my entire

family was dying around us. So it was a really strange upbringing. I was born and raised

in New York City, immigrant family, very poor. And on top of being poor, which all immigrants

are poor generally. It's not like you come here with a giant wad of cash. But when came

here as immigrants and then everyone started dropping dead. So I think that the head start

that a lot of immigrant families have, we didn't have that because we were busy going

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