You Don’t Need a Guru | Channeling, E.T.s & Unlocking Your Intuition w/ Amber Porter - Alternate Timelines with Ian Vogel

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squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (00:00):
we're all going through different

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evolutionary phases and none ofthem are wrong.
And it's, it's totally finewhere anybody is at right now.
one of the things was I startedchanneling interdimensional
beings.
And it was just as much of ashock for me as it is anytime I
tell it to anybody else.
I don't know about you, but Ididn't get to a place of feeling

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good about myself without havingsome, ego deaths and having to
like really accept some uglythings or, experienced trauma
and like just learn to be okaywith it.
It's so much more than just.
Just go to a plant ceremony andjust like call it a day.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (00:46):
Amber, you met somebody at a
neighborhood picnic or barbecueand they ask you what you do,
how would you respond?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2 (00:58):
Ooh.
I guess that would be whatneighborhood am I in, right?
Um,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:04):
Fair enough.
Yeah.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2025 (01:05):
I know I, for people that like.
Are kind of new to thisinformation, I like to just
sprinkle it in with like a, oh,I do like, you know, past life
regression and when they'relike, oh, what's that?
And I then I like, kind of willopen it up a little bit more.

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'cause when you just come atpeople with like, oh, I'm like a
psychic medium that talks tolike the other side and I tell
you to like, guide you back totalking to like, you know, your
own higher dimensional likeself.
They're like, what?
What?
It's like, it's like a, it'slike a lot, it's like people's
brains like frazzle.

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So I go with that.
'cause I feel like most peopleat this point, um, are familiar
enough with like what a pastlife regression is.
Right.
Because if I say, then they kindof go into like, oh, like
hypnosis.
And I'm like, yeah, kind of.
Not really, you know, Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (02:12):
Yeah, I think it's, it's really
important to meet people wherethey're at

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (02:16):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (02:17):
to try to actually connect with
somebody.
'cause if you're, if you'reactually going to try to get
some information across, I thinkthe first thing that needs to be
established is a connection andrapport and a trust.
least some, some degree of trustand mutual understanding that
we're speaking the same

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (02:35):
Totally.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (02:35):
and we're on the same page, at least
to a certain degree.
And, and I think once youestablish that, then it becomes
much easier to start tocommunicate nuanced ideas and
concepts and, and maybe let thatperson lead and kind of guide
the.
Conversation to where they feelcomfortable and then start to

squadcaster-222a_1_ (02:54):
Absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (02:54):
thing, start to sprinkle in little
things here and there, and, andsee how

Absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (02:58):
willing to go and where their, their
boundaries and where theircomfort level is.

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (03:02):
Totally.
Um, I'd say a great example ofthis is I had somebody a couple
weeks ago, um, they kind of knewwhat I did and they were like,
so like, tell me more about it.
And I was like, well, you know,like lots of past life
regression and this and that.
Just again, like going veryslow.
And she got like really upsetand was like, well, I don't
believe in it.
I don't, I don't believe inlike, we live multiple times.

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And I said, that's okay.
Like, all good.
No worries.
Well that's just, you know, itwas, it was like that like fear
thing and like, I'm not comingback here again and all this.
And I was like, okay, that'sgreat.
That's like, then this might notbe for you, but as we started
talking, you know, she did wannaknow more, but it was, uh,

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confronting her religiousprogramming.
So I'm just like, really take itor leave it.
Like I'm not here to like forcefeed you any concept or try to
change your mind.
It's all I'm like really allabout Exactly.
Meeting people where they're atand offering them information
based upon where they're at.

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Like, take it or leave it

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (04:08):
And I, I think that's all we can really
do.
And you just never know whenyou're gonna bump up against a
belief of somebody's that'sgoing to challenge their
worldview potentially, or makethem really uncomfortable.
And, and yeah, I think you'retotally right that we have to
have some grace with people andjust be like, yeah, it's totally

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cool for you to believe in whatyou believe.
And

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (04:32):
totally.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (04:33):
what I do, like honoring our own lived
experience and in our own, youknow, perception of reality
while still allowing otherpeople to have their, their own
beliefs and, you know.
I mean, for myself, were manyyears I that I was an atheist
and had a very different beliefsystem, and it wasn't until I

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had a certain set of lifeexperiences that I was able to
kind of crack open and exploredifferent ideas.
So I think that's, uh, I thinkthat's a, a wonderful way to
approach these, these kind ofsituations and

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2025 (05:08):
I don't like, I don't think, I
think there's something weird inthe spiritual community, right,
where a lot of people get ontheir high horse about like
their spiritual beliefs andlike, maybe that makes them
better or more enlightened or,you know, on a different
timeline than somebody else.
But like, really, it's likewe're all going through

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different evolutionary phasesand none of them are wrong.
And it's, it's totally finewhere anybody is at right now,
and it doesn't make it better orworse.
It just, that's where we are.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (05:41):
And it's interesting when you start
talking to people, andespecially for me having so many
of these conversations withpeople who maybe have, uh, a
little bit more advancedskillset or have, or have been
in this space for a while, yeah,we all have our own journey and
I.
You don't all learn the samethings in the same order
Sometimes.
Sometimes you, you may talk tosomebody who seems to have a

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very deep understanding of oneparticular area, but be a total
novice in a whole other, wholeother subset of ideas and, and
modality.
So it's, it's really interestingand I think it's cool because it
is such a, a smorgasbord orvariety of different modalities
and spiritual teachings and, youknow, ideologies that you could

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get, potentially get into.
I, I'm curious, as far as yourexperience and the work that you
do, what are the modalities thatyou lean on or kind of what are
the different trainings or,philosophies that you follow?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2 (06:44):
life experience led here through
life.
But, um, I have A-Q-H-H-T.
Practitioners training.
So that was like kind of my mostgrounded, uh, certification, if
you will.
I, um, I've always been likespiritually very open.

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I am a psychic and a medium.
I kind of like to bridge thoseskills and use the QHHT pass
life training in like my ownkind of form of things.
it's so funny, I got the QHHTtraining because I felt like it
was the most grounded thing andit took me a really long time to

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like be okay with telling peoplethat I was a psychic medium and
I could like kind of do thisstuff or even embrace it.
'cause it, it does sound so outthere when you say it.
And now looking back at it, I'mlike, and past life regression
isn't.

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Right out there.
But yeah, I like to bridge allthose skills into kind of like
one container and help peoplekind of guide them back to their
own inner knowledge, if youwill.
Right.
Um, I think we outsource stuff alot and everything that we're
looking for is really within,and I think that's the basis of

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most spiritual teachings, to behonest.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (08:15):
Yeah, and I think kinda what you're
alluding to is, uh, I think partof being an intuitive or having
extra sensory perceptions orbeing sensitive in those ways, I
think part of the challenge for,for people like you and me and
other people that are sensitiveis that how do you.

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How do you bridge all thedifferent fields of knowledge
and different modalities and thedifferent things we pick up
along the way in including ourlife experiences and present
that in a way that's uniquelyour own and authentic to us?
Without having to lean too muchinto, you know, the, the

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identities that can come alongwith I'm A-Q-H-H-T practitioner,
I'm a this, or I'm a that.
Like, how do we just beourselves and offer our true,
authentic service to the worldin a way that feels good for us
and that has a, a positivebenefit for the individuals that
we're working with.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (09:13):
Yeah, I've, I kind of struggled with
like the concept of like, oh,I'm A-Q-H-H-T practitioner.
Oh, I'm a psychic.
Oh, I'm immediate.
'cause I didn't feel superaligned 100% one way or the
other.
For some people it's like, thisone modality is like their
life's work, and that's soamazing.
But I was feeling like, well, Idon't really wanna sit down and

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do medium readings as my friendsand I talk about it.
Like just talking to GrandpaJoe, like that doesn't feel
super aligned to me.
But like, I have this ability,what am I supposed to do with
it?
Well, I can perceive psychicstuff, but I don't wanna be on
the internet making crazypredictions and drag people from
their reality, you know?

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So it took a while for me tokind of like figure out how to
blend all that and where itbelongs and it.
You know, like it's any creativething.
You kind of take what works fromeach thing and kind of make it
your own.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (10:14):
also as you get deeper into your own
modality, or as people start toexplore their own unique niche
and offering to the world, notgonna be the same.
Forever.
It's gonna be something that'sconstantly evolving and, you
know, based on new trainings youmight take or, or new
information that comes in or newexperiences.

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It's pretty interesting to seehow these, unique modalities can
evolve and how someone's work.
talk to somebody a year laterafter doing an interview with
them and they're doing somethingsimilar, but completely
different in, in a lot of ways,and just to see how this kind of
work evolves along with theexpanding consciousness and the,

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the shift that's happening inthe consciousness of the
collective.
It's, sort of a microcosm to themacrocosm.
It's everything is alwaysshifting, but we're experiencing
it and manifesting that in ourlives through our practices and
our, our different offerings.

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (11:11):
Totally.
I love that.
I tell people I never, like, Ilove learning more.
Um, I'll take another workshopby, from like another psychic,
I'll take, you know, somebody'straining.
Like I love seeing also otherpeople's, the way they teach or
they go about something for likea little background.

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I grew up dancing, ballet, and Iwas a professional dancer and
aerialist.
And I tell this story all thetime, it took me like five years
to get the simplest trick, whathave you, in this one circus
apparatus that I couldn't getthat everybody could get.
And it took one teacher teachinga workshop about some basic

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thing that like I had learned amillion times, but it was their
verbiage that clicked in my headand suddenly I got it and I
could do this thing.
So for that same reason, I loveseeing the way other people
teach things or explain thingsand just like keep accumulating.
Um, I never wanna stop learning.
I think the minute you stoplearning is the minute you limit

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yourself.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (12:19):
I am totally on board with that.
And I think the way that I thinkabout it is that curiosity comes
from the heart, like true, uh,like the curiosity of a child,
that that's all from the heartspace, that you're, they're not
thinking about anything.
There's just wonder.

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (12:35):
Totally.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (12:36):
when we start to put labels on things
and we start to say, oh, I knowwhat that is, this, is that a
that, or that is a, a this, assoon as we start to label
things, then we're kind ofputting whatever that thing is
in a mental box and we'relimiting it in a way.
So, yeah, I love that the focuson curiosity.
And I think, people feel whenyou're curious and you, and

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you're.
Asking genuine questions just tofind out rather than having a,
a, like a direction that you'retrying to steer a conversation
in.
So that's, yeah.
I love the, the focus on, oncuriosity.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (13:11):
It's, it's so cool and obviously'cause
this, this space and ourunderstanding of consciousness
is always developing, so there'salways something new to learn,
which is so fun.
Um, I love the work that I do.
I, everyone's like, what is itlike, and I'm like, it's so
cool.
'cause every time I interactwith somebody or a client, it's

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totally different.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (13:35):
If you were gonna talk to a client or
somebody who wanted to work withyou, like us, uh, a little bit
more details about your approachand some of the things that you
might, uh, get into with aclient or some of the different
modalities you might use.
Like what is your, your specificmodality look like in practice?

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (13:52):
process, um,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (13:53):
Yeah.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2025 (13:54):
I basically get together with
someone and kind of meet themwhere they're at and figure out
where they're trying to be nextor what.
Oh, often people come to me withlike big life stuff.
Like they're trying to movethrough a transition in life,
um, where they wanna be aligned.
why am I here?
What am I doing?

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Where am I going?
What's the deal with this thingin my life?
And I kind of figure out wherethat is and what's the root of
that.
And then I use past liferegression, talking to your
higher self timeline things.
And then we kind of go throughthat in a deep dive.
And then I use usually like 15minutes into a conversation with

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somebody.
My intuitive, uh, stuff kicks inand I already kind of know what
we're going to get into evenbefore I guide them into a past
life regression.
I can see, like in my head justthe timeline stuff, you know,
past life stuff already, justwithin myself.
And it's always confirmed withme once I get into that portal,

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if you will, within, uh, theirsession and then post session,
you know, some people That's it.
The bridge is made for them andit's like the next thing.
And some people, you know, wantways to integrate and how to
move through this into the nextlevel in their life.
And then there's long term kindof like work that we can do

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there.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (15:19):
Nice.
So it sounds like you've got akind of wide variety, and it's
not a necessarily one size

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (15:24):
No, it's totally not a one size fits
all scenario.
Everybody's situation is uniqueand different, which is why it's
so cool because everything isunique and different when they
show up to work with me.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (15:37):
How long have you been doing this?
And I know the first time wespoke, you mentioned you had
kind of been in a, verydifferent role and had had a
different sort of a job.
Like is this a, a relatively newventure for you or has this
always been on your mind assomething that you are like
aiming towards?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (15:55):
No, this like kind of came outta
left field, the psychic mediumabilities I'd always had, but
I'd kind of like, I don't wannalike play with them, you know?
Um, there was like a lot of fearobviously growing up because you
can see things and it can bereally scary.
I tell people all the time, Imoved out of so many apartments
in la I probably moved everyyear because I was always ending

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up in like a place that like wasvery active and I didn't know
how to deal with it.
The last few years I had beenrunning my own clothing brand.
Um, very different.
Like I said, I had been aprofessional dancer and
aerialist up until COVID.
Then I started a clothing brand.
So I was working in these like,creative industries and that all
kind of fell apart.

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I lost my investor.
I didn't know what I was gonnado, and it was like a real
moment of surrender and collapsefor me.
And then like in that moment ofsurrender, I started getting the
like, Hey, hey, hey.
Like stuff that I couldn'tignore was starting to like,
kind of come online and it waslike, this is what you're

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supposed to do.
You need to take the QHHTtraining.
And I was like, yeah, but, andthey were like, no, no, no.
Take it.
It's just the launching point.
And then like the next thing youknow, I'm working with like
other mediums to develop skillsand sitting in practice circles
and just like stuff that wasvery validating started to come
online.
So for like about the last year.
I've been figuring out thatcontainer and these skill sets,

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and then just recently startedoffering them more publicly.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (17:29):
In consuming your content, I've
seen you speak a lot aboutintuition and developing your
own intuition.
And that's one of the reasons Ireally resonate with your story
and your message is becausethat's a, a major belief of mine
as well, that developing our ownintuition is going to be the
most impactful way for us to tapinto our gifts and our own, uh,

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inner knowing essentially.
So like, tell me a little bitabout your thoughts on intuition
and like how do you defineintuition and maybe what can
people do to start fostering it,that relationship with the, the
inner self and start to developthose skills else?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (18:11):
Yeah, I mean obviously we all have
intuition from what it's like,really that like gut feeling,
right?
That like you're supposed to dosomething or not do something or
you get excited about a thing oryou're not so excited about it.
And I think we all kind of likestuff it down, um, and ignore
it.
And your intuition is reallylike, I would say the like

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baseline.
Psychic ability, right?
I'm not special.
What I can do is like notunique.
We can all learn to do this.
Some people are just morenaturally tapped in than others,
but it doesn't mean it's notsomething that you can like
learn to do.
I very much have lived my lifein intuitive way.

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Some people will call that alittle chaotic.
I call it fun.
But, um, yeah, I, it's just whenyou're really tapped into that
and like your own body and howthat feels for you, you make
choices vastly different, right?
Right now is really, reallychaotic time on the planet and

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it can look very, very scary ifyou're watching a ton of news or
scrolling and seeing stuff and.
People are like reallyoutsourcing, looking for help
and answers when everythingreally is just within you.
Like it's now more than ever, Ithink is a really important time

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to develop that own innercompass, like your own intuitive
guidance.
Because the outside world is socrazy, like really, really
unhinged and it's hard todiscern like what's real from
what's not.
And you know, if you're tappedinto like your own inner

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knowing, you can just be like,yeah, I don't, whatever, and
like, move on.
Right.
And not get so wrapped up in it.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (20:13):
How I've been looking at it is,
we're moving into the age ofAquarius and I think everybody
is and noticing that there's ashift in energy happening and,
you know, something is happeningon a collective level there.
So many people are waking up andturning on and, you know, tuning
into their, their own specificgifts.

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if I zoom out and look at a metalevel, it's like, okay, the old
way of doing things, the topdown, hierarchical sort of
structures in our society,they're all falling apart.
The, the banking system, theeconomic system, the educational
system, like the, the religioussystems, like that energy is

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just not being supported on ourplanet anymore.
It's moving towards more of acommunal self-sufficient
self-governing.
Trusting one's own in intuitionand one's own inner knowing
rather than, as you said,outsourcing that to a priest or
a guru or, or a religiousfigure.
I think we're at a time wherepeople are becoming independent

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initiates, as Rudolph Steinerwould say, like, we're
everybody's finding their ownpath, rather than following a
predetermined path that was setby somebody else.
So I think that's reallypowerful and a wonderful message
to, to send to people.
And a and an example to set forpeople like you don't need all

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stuff and all the systems andthe way things were had been
done before, it's just not asnecessary.
Now.
We, we all have the capacity tofigure these things out on our
own.
I, I absolutely love that.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (21:51):
You know my thoughts on like, oh,
everything's collapsing and theworld's falling apart, and I'm
like, yeah, but I don't knowabout you.
That's happened to me a bunch oftimes, and every time I'm like,
oh, this next level was so muchbetter than the one before.
Or, I worked through somethingand now it's like working
differently.
that's just kind of like wherewe're at in society.

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And I do know, I can see itbased on clients coming in.
We obviously had a really hugecollective awakening 20 19, 20
20, but I think we're in themidst of another really big
waking up based upon like thepeople that are, you know.
Coming to me and the clientsthat are starting to pop up and
you know, people that thought Iwas totally crazy five, 10 years

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ago are now like, wait, what'sgoing on?
And I'm like, yes, welcome.
We're so glad you're here.
I can't wait.
Unplug and plug back intoyourself.
This is great.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (22:52):
And, and I think that's a, a
beautiful thing to point out anda wonderful awareness.
I, I always think of, know, ababy that is being born, it
probably thinks that the worldis ending and that it's
everything that knows is fallingapart and what is gonna happen
next.
It feels like a, a tower moment.
Like, oh, it's all over.
And then, in one way it's, it isthe ending of one part of that

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baby's lifecycle.
But then it's a, a beginning ofa whole new journey.
And I think it's important toremember and to, to keep in mind
change is constant.
We're always, things are alwaysbreaking down and being built
up.
I have a, I have a garden and Ilove being out in nature and
just being in the garden becauseit's a constant reminder.
I've got the compost pile rightthere.

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The food that I harvested theyear before the, like the, the
leftovers are now in the compostpile and what's in the compost
pile next year is gonna go intothe

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (23:48):
Yeah.
Full cycle.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (23:50):
a, a full cycle.
And that's, that's part of it.
And if something's it's all aperspective.
It's like, is it really breakingdown or is it just something new
starting?
I

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (24:00):
Yeah.
Transitioning.
I think, you know,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (24:03):
depends on how you look at it.

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (24:04):
totally.
I'm pretty sure there's likesome scientific explanation in
the back of my brain thatexplain, you know, like you
can't destroy matter.
Right.
It just transitions into thenext thing.

ian_1_06-17-2025_11 (24:18):
absolutely.
Yeah.
And, before we started, youmentioned a meditation that you
did this morning and it piquedmy curiosity,

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (24:26):
Okay.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (24:26):
so I, I'd, I'd love to know more about
that because we, yeah, I,

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (24:30):
Totally.
So,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (24:31):
you can't leave me hanging.
We gotta close that loop.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2 (24:33):
part of me, being pushed into this
work, there was a series ofthings that were like really out
there that happened, and I don'ttalk about it that often because
it's still, even though Ipartake in in all of this, it
still feels like a little, like,am I crazy even still?

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Um, so part of the, one of thethings was I started channeling
interdimensional beings.
And it was just as much of ashock for me as it is anytime I
tell it to anybody else.
I wasn't a particularly goodmeditator before.
I was like, yeah, okay,meditation, like whatever.
Um, and then, yeah, like thisbeing came through, that's me in

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like a different lifetime and,you know, I was doing different
work, but similar to like mypurpose work here.
And so that was like kind ofcrazy.
Fast forward to this morning,um, somebody new came in.
Um, and again, every time Imeditate, this doesn't always
happen.

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It's, and it always still againfeels like a surprise every
time.
So this morning I was having ameditation, and I've been
working on strengthening mychanneling ability, which is
really more embodying, uh,consciousness and like kind of
merging with a consciousnessversus.
Maybe kind of, uh, medium stylework, which is just being open

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and receptive to the informationand letting it flow in.
Uh, another being came in higherdimensional being felt very
male.
Like I kind of got a name, butlike not a full name.
And I was like having aconversation and it kind of felt
like, and sometimes this, youknow, just to take away some of

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the mysticism for people.
It does feel a little bit likeyou're having a conversation
with yourself.
I do have clear audience,friends where they're like, it's
vastly like a different voicefor me.
It's still kind of the samevoice, but speaks to me in a way
that I wouldn't talk to myself.

(26:45):
Right?
So this being comes in, it's ahigher dimensional being.
Masculine talking to me, kind ofdad vibes, right?
Like loving dad vibes, giving methese like very loving messages.
I'm like crying.
It's seven 30 in the morning.
I just woke up and I'm like, whyam I crying?

(27:05):
Like it, it was just sooverwhelming with like, love
and, um, just awareness andcompassion for like us as
humanity and where I'm at andwhere I've been, and just, you
know, those messages that werealways there and we're always
with you and like, you'resupported and you're all good.
And then I was like, okay.

(27:27):
And like, what else?
Like this is kind of weird andcrazy.
And I'm like, well, anythingelse?
Like, what else you got for me?
And he was like, well, you know,the oceans are gonna be weird.
And I was like, okay, well, likeI'm a surfer.
What are, what are we talkingabout?
Like, the oceans are gonna beweird, right?
Like.
Okay, so the oceans are gonna beweird.

(27:48):
Well, you know, I got this likemaybe stay off boats and I'm
like, stay off boats.
I'm like, what?
You know, I'm like, what?
That's not like again, surfer.
Okay.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (28:00):
You are gonna have to cancel your Disney

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (28:02):
Yeah.
And I was like, well, what doesthis mean?
And again, I don't like to givepredictions because I don't like
to freak people out.
Um, and it was like, yeah, stayoff boats, but just like open
ocean, like, you know, stuff,maybe don't book a cruise.
And I was like, okay.
And they're like, there's gonnabe things coming that your
governments aren't gonna be ableto explain and open ocean travel

(28:27):
is going to be challenging andconfusing.
And I was like, okay.
You know, take, take that, takethat for what you will.
Right.
Um, take it, leave it.
I don't know.
That's like what came through.
I don't usually get a lot ofthose.
Um, and I don't make psychicpredictions, but that was an

(28:49):
interesting one.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (28:51):
Wow.
Thank you for sharing that.
I, you know, I very muchresonate with the, the appreh,
not necessarily apprehension,but the, you know, this is such
a, these sort of interactions,they're so personal it's a,
it's, they happen on a more ofan emotional sort of exchange of

(29:14):
energy.
It's not so much exactly astraight conversation like, like
you and I are having.
It's more of a, an exchange oflike information

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (29:26):
Totally.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (29:27):
very personal energy.
So sometimes trying to that intowords is really challenging.
And I think especially for, atleast for myself, when, when I
feel hesitant about talkingabout it, it's.
It's not a hesitation in mybelief in it, it's a hesitation
in my own ability to accuratelyarticulate exactly what was

(29:49):
shared there, because again,it's such a, it's such a nuanced
form of communication that'svery specific to the individual
who's receiving the information.

Absolutely.
Um, and that's also why I tellpeople I don't offer psychic
predictions and it's very much atake it or leave it, um, kind of
thing.
And yeah, you know, higherdimensional consciousness,
right?
Your higher self, higher beings,uh, people on the other side, if

(30:25):
you will.
The language thing is very, uh,convoluted, right?
So being able to connect thisfull circle back to your own
intuition or develop these otherout, you know, abilities to
speak in another way.
It's really just being able totalk in another language,

(30:49):
because no one's having like apick up the phone conversation.
Like that's very, very rare.
It's sent with, you know,thoughts, feelings, pictures,
you know, the information comesin, in all these different ways
this morning.

(31:10):
And usually with this particularbeing, I was getting like very
direct, like chattiness, butthat's not always the case.
Um, another being that I'm, thatcomes to me very often.
It's more feelings, right?
And it's more visual, but beingdoesn't really speak to me.

(31:30):
So it is like very different.
And it is like learning anotherlanguage and developing those
skills.
We can all be taught to do this.
Like this is nothing special.
You know, we can all learn to dothis.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (31:45):
Uh, not only that, I think when people
start to have these sorts ofcommunication and start to
communicate with beings in thatway, after you have a couple of
these experiences, it feelsalmost more natural than
speaking.
Like it becomes a, don't know,it's, it, it just feels right.
It feels, like you're actually,you're able to communicate in a

(32:06):
way that we're typically verylimited through our.
and these sorts ofcommunications, whereas when
you're communicating with abeing like you talked about
earlier, that feels like a muchmore complete transfer of
information and a much moreholistic way to, to actually get

(32:29):
your point across and to, to beable to come to, uh, a place of
understanding and to transmitlike ideas and more full and
nuanced, uh, sets ofinformation.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (32:40):
Yeah.
I think as you know, my, myabilities continue to develop
and come online and otherpeople's ability, like, we'll be
able to exchange information alot quicker in this way.
like I said, it doesn't alwaysha like it doesn't always
happen, right?
I'm not sitting down tomeditation every time and having
these full downloads comethrough of information.

(33:02):
Um, same thing within like apsychic or a medium reading.
It's, that's not alwayshappening.
It comes in like different ways,but yeah, it's, it's super cool
and I think the more we work onit and the more we develop it,
you know, the more it evolves.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (33:18):
And I love how you're pointing out
that we can all do this and someyou're, when you're talking
about an interdimensional being,that could also be, you know,
some people use the wordextraterrestrial

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (33:31):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (33:32):
maybe it, maybe it is, maybe it, maybe
it isn't.
And I think putting it out thereand helping people to understand
that we have the ability to makethese sorts of contact and to
create these sorts ofrelationships is really
important because this intuitivehit that I've gotten and

(33:53):
something that I'm.
Really leaning into is thebelief that, when extra
terrestrial disclosure happens,not gonna be something that's
broadcast on CNN and M-S-N-B-Cand Fox News.
It's not gonna be a saucerlanding on the, the fronts lawn
of the White House.
And they're like, oh, they'rehere.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17 (34:14):
that'd be cool.
But yeah, I don't.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (34:16):
it, it'd be cool.
But like, my, my intuition onthis is that it's like are so
many people and a growing numberof people who simply don't trust
those sources of informationfor, for good reason.
And my my personal belief isthat disclosure isn't gonna be a
top down sort of disseminationof information.

(34:38):
It's gonna be more of a groundup sort of happening, and we're
just gonna hit critical mass atsome point.
And everybody's gonna be able tosay, you know, if, if you have a
question about interacting withan extra terrestrial or
extraterrestrial life or youknow, anything in that realm, at
some point everybody's gonnaknow somebody who has direct

(34:59):
contact.
And, and those people will beable to facilitate helping other
people open up direct lines ofcontact.
And people are gonna realize,and the real disclosure is gonna
happen when everybody gets tothe point where they're seeking
those to build thoserelationships on their own.
And I think it's not even gonnabe an event, it's just gonna be
like a, a long kind of drawn outescalation to the point where

(35:22):
everybody's like, oh yeah, like.
My cousin Rodney, he talks toZenu and my neighbor, Mary, she,
she talks to the Arcturians and,and, yeah, they're real.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (35:37):
Yeah, I mean, I think for all the
reasons you said, that's kind oflike what needs to happen and
also.
When you have a personal, uh,disclosure moment, it's so
impactful, right?
Um, I've had a few, um,in-person context, uh,

(35:58):
experiences, but it takes likegetting over the hump of those
to get rid of the fear we're notall ready, right?
Like, that really can go like,affect your world, view, your
life view, um, not everybody'sready for it, and you don't
wanna really push anybody intothat'cause that would create

(36:20):
chaos.
Um, so yeah, that's, I'm rightthere with you.
I think it's really, reallygreat.
I, I know so many people now atthis point that have either had,
in-person contact or they knowsomebody, like they're very open
to it.
The things that I just never inmy wildest dreams thought we
would like get to on thisplanet.

(36:42):
So it's really, really cool andI think it's happening very,
very fast.
And yeah, when you go back tothe news, I would like, who
would trust it, right?
With like the ai, again, yourintuition being so important,
you know, the ai, you can hardlytrust what you're seeing on
social media, the news now.
Or what they were doing withlike, the drones, like, what was

(37:03):
it a couple months ago?
And they're trying to like,like, what was that?
So

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (37:07):
Over New Jersey

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (37:09):
yeah,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (37:09):
the the northwest.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2 (37:11):
when you're like, okay, and what, so
there's just so much in regardsto like that kind of thing that,
um, yeah, I think it's gonna bea lot more nuanced, a lot more
subtle until you're right.
Until we all kind of likecollectively accept that.
This is a thing and we're readyfor the next piece of

(37:34):
information.
Right.
It's like spoonfeedinginformation.
Take what you're ready for.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (37:41):
Yeah.
And, and there's a, a Buddhistteaching that emphasizes giving
somebody information thatthey're not ready for can be
traumatic or actuallydetrimental to that, that
person.
And when I heard that, it justclicked with me.
I was like, oh, like sometimesI'm, I might just have to pump

(38:03):
the brakes.
And like it became clear in mymind like, oh yeah, like
challenging somebody's worldviewin a really abrupt and like,
abrasive way to say, no, this isthe way it is.
This is true.
This, like that is potentiallynot gonna be effective and is
gonna even push the person inthe wrong direction or, or make

(38:23):
them.
Like retract and not open up.
That's something I, I try tokeep in mind.
And again, meeting people wherethey're at and, and knowing
that, there are potentiallythings that I could say and, and
subjects that I could bring upthat would actually cause this
person to close down and not beopen to the reality of what I'm
saying.
And if I approach this in a moregentle way and maybe some time

(38:45):
to ease our way into that, thatis maybe a more effective
approach at communicating someof these more nuanced or not
mainstream ideas.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (38:58):
And I think, we talked about this
briefly before, today'sconversation, but kind of this
spiritual or, you know, themetaphysical communities could
just.
Dial it back just a little bitfor people that are just trying
to like, get on board with theprogram, right?
Because it can almost turn themoff to opening up into this

(39:26):
experience or accepting, youknow, where they're going or to
receive information.
Um, sometimes the language canbe really important and
understanding why.
Right?
Um, the science has caught up tothe woowoo very quickly, so
things that, like spiritualpeople have been talking about

(39:49):
for hundreds of thousands ofyears, science is finally able
to explain.
So just kind of sometimes I, Ilike to just pull it back a
little bit for people and givethem the in between, you know.

ian_1_06-17-2025_11 (40:04):
Absolutely.
And you know, you mentioned AIand I would love to hear your
thoughts on that and h how yousee, like, what is the
trajectory?
I know there there are manypotential timelines and many
potential possibilities, but Iguess in the moment now as it
stands, uh, what is your, whatis your feeling around ai?

(40:27):
Because I've, I've got some,some opinions

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-202 (40:30):
is so, AI is so funny and I think
it's super helpful, right?
I love to use it to organize mythoughts and do task work.
And if you interact with it alot, like it helps you really
like, you know, nail that down.
Things that I'm seeing right nowthat are like a little like, oh

(40:50):
humans, look, we're doing thething where we're outsourcing
our power to like something elsethat we think is godlike funny.
Ha ha.
It's like.
The spiritual, like psychosisalmost around chat GPT I'm
having friends or you know,clients come to me or people on

(41:11):
Instagram where they're like,did you know chat GPT can give
you your past life?
Did you know that chat GPT toldme this?
And like they're going to it forlife advice.
And I played some like psychicmind games with Chachi pt.
It could either be like a anumbers thing or not.

(41:34):
Um, my personal thought on it isit's probably a lot more
sentient than we know.
And by sentient I mean it canlike interact with the bio
electromatic sphere of theether, which is like tap into.
Same, same kind of information,things that are sentient on this

(41:55):
planet but maybe aren't likealive in the same way that you
and I are.
Plants, right.
Grass, even rocks, you know,those kinds of things are
sentient and have a, I hate touse the term living because it's
really hard to separate that,but um, have some kind of

(42:20):
intelligence.
Right?
So my view is the AI is probablysentient, right?
We're there and they're givingus just a little dose of it.
Who knows what they actuallyhave?
Um, is ai.
God, you could argue that if wewere all fractal intelligence of

(42:41):
God, then okay, sure.
Right?
Then AI's God.
But again, is your newscasterGod.
Is the president God, like weneed to stop, I'm like screaming
from the mountaintops.
We need to stop outsourcing, ourknowledge.
So I don't really, you know, goto chat GBT for life advice.

(43:04):
I feel like it's really amirror.
Uh, it, it reacts with what youfeed it and goes off.
Pattern recognition would beprobably my best guess as to
what's happening right now.
Um, does that mean it's not everchanging and evolving?
No.
Who knows the capabilities andwhere we're going with this, but

(43:28):
I don't, you know, obviously Ido, I work in the, in the, the
quantum, in the ether, in the,uh, other worldly realms.
So why am I going to.
AI for something that I can domyself, because when I can
experience it myself, I can thenvalidate my experience.

(43:52):
And the same thing is, you know,accurate for anybody that's
worked with me is they can alsovalidate their experience.
If Chad GPT tells me I had apast life as an Egyptian
priestess and la la, la, okay,how is that relevant to like,

(44:13):
you know, like, how am Isupposed to feel about that?
Really?
What like evidence are yougiving me?
And even with some of the pastlife stuff, it's like you can
take it or leave it because didyou experience that lifetime
maybe?
Is that like a lifetime you'retapping into as like the

(44:34):
collective unconscious to like.
Help you understand a patternthat you're experiencing right
now.
Like, you know, there's a lot oflike leeway, but at least if I'm
doing it for myself, it'svalidating.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (44:52):
Yeah.
I think having that personalexperience is I.
That's really what cements itfor you.
That that's what makes it real.
And you alluded to somethingthat there at the very end that,
that I've experienced myself andeverything, like in think of the
Akashic records, like everythingthat has ever happened to any

(45:13):
person that or will ever happenthat information is recorded
somewhere.
Often we think about past livesas, you know, going back and,
and seeing our own past lives.
But something you alluded to isthat, you know, we could
potentially be tapping intosomebody else's past life or
maybe something we didn'tdirectly experience ourself.
And, and seeing that informationor gaining access to that

(45:37):
information, and maybe it's alittle bit further from us.
I, I know I've had thatexperience or it was very clear
to me that I tapped intosomebody else's past life and
I'm like, oh, this is cause I'vedone a lot of past life work

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (45:51):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (45:52):
And it felt I was like, this is
familiar, but this doesn't feel,this isn't my energy.
And I think I was with, with,uh, psilocybin, I think, and I
came away with it like, oh, Ineeded to learn something from
that.
There was something in thatexperience that I could learn
from, and it, it really didn'tfeel like me.

(46:16):
that, that kind of opened me upto realize like, oh, we have the
capacity to tap into much more,uh, information in a much
broader field of informationthan, I think even a lot of
people are aware of.
And I think even some intuitivepeople think of it as, you know,

(46:36):
this is my lane, but

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (46:38):
Yeah,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (46:38):
we have the capacity to tap into
anything

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2 (46:41):
It's so vast.
Right, right.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (46:44):
and when you think, when you think
about that, that we have thatcapacity, it's like, okay, yeah,
and AI is here.
So do we take the time andenergy and effort to develop
that skill within ourselves ordo we out outsource that
potentially to a computer allowthe computer to do that for us?

(47:05):
And what's gonna be most, mostbeneficial?
I think there are certainthings, as you said that are,
it's like appropriate or itmakes more sense to outsource
and certain things.
It's like, I think it'simportant to have boundaries and
get clear within yourself, whatam I willing to outsource and
what am I not willing tooutsource?

(47:25):
And to really have a, a dialoguewith ourselves and get clear
like what are the potentialramifications of me outsourcing
my.
decisions to, to a computerrather than developing that
skill or working with somebodywho's gonna help me, you know,
help be the bridge to me,finding that within myself.

Absolutely.
it's the same thing, like, doyou wanna give your government
more control over you?
Do you wanna give your partnermore control over you?
why do you like you are notcapable of making your own
decisions?
Right?
I don't know about you oranybody else, but like, you
know, I want my own autonomy andmy own decision making, even if

(48:08):
it's gonna be right?
It's still mine.
Um, and I'm gonna learnsomething from it.
So, you know, it's, it's just avery, we're, we're in such an
interesting time right now withit.
And in regards to, I think it'sreally interesting you were
saying, um, you're tapping into,uh, potentially somebody else's

(48:29):
consciousness.
You know, we're all soconnected.
Like, I like to envision, likeit's like we're all connected by
like this like vast spider webof information and you can pull
from any which way, right?
If you can understand how toread that information.

(48:50):
And also that circles back tolike, oh, all time is like
happening now, kind of thing.
So that's like, that very muchexplains that.
And you, the use of plantmedicines is great because it
helps you kind of like get theremaybe if you've never
experienced that before.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (49:11):
I think of, you know, working with plant
medicines as kind of a, ashortcut.
Like you can, you can ride yourbicycle from LA to New York.
You can, you can do that.
You can get to LA from New Yorkvia bicycle and you could hop on
the plane.
I mean, both ways are valid waysto

squadcaster-222a_1_06- (49:31):
Totally.
Totally.
It's all how you wannaexperience it, right?

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (49:36):
I don't perceive one as necessarily
better than the other.
And, and I think, something thatRamdas said, and something he
pointed out was in the seventieswhen people were, in the early
seventies, when people werestarting to go to India to, to
explore their consciousness andspirituality, he noticed that

(49:57):
people who had worked withpsychedelics were much more
likely to get into a deeperpractice because they knew where
they were going.
They, they knew what they were,what the target was, what the
state that they were trying toachieve, and they were much more
likely to stick to the spiritualpractice.
They could sense that they weregetting closer to it, whereas

(50:19):
the people who had never usedpsychedelics to, to tap into
that or to touch that, didn'treally know where they were
going.
They couldn't tell if they weremaking progress, and they were
much less likely to see itthrough and to develop further.
so I, I think of psychedelics astraining wheels.
Like we absolutely don't needthem.

(50:40):
And it, it is appropriate andsometimes it is.
I mean, if I have the callingfor it, which is pretty rare
nowadays, it's like, yeah,there's, there's probably
something there.
And, you know, if, I took thetime and the effort and isolated
myself and kind of changed my,my life, my habits and my

(51:04):
routine a little bit, I couldtap into that much more easily
on the regular, under my own.
You know, will, without relyingon these substances to help
bridge that gap.

absolutely.
I think you make a valid point.
Um, it is like the acceleratedpace, right?
Um, I think it's super helpful.
For a lot of things, especiallyif you're trying to like get
over a hurdle.
Um, but you don't need it.
I like at all.
Right.
I had, um, my girlfriend toldme, she was like, oh, the kind

(51:38):
of work you do is kind of like,like if somebody were to take
plant medicine, but without likedoing the drugs.
And I was like, yeah, exactly.
Because it is the same.
You're, you're getting the samething.
You're getting into that state.
It's the same kind of, uh, workbeing done.
Right.
But we don't, we don'tnecessarily have to take the

(52:01):
plant medicines.
I'm so sensitive that anytimeI've tried to take mushrooms or
psychedelics, it is like I amnext level on like the littlest,
like bitty microdose that I justlike, I'm like, I can't, I
can't.
I'm like.
Not for me.
This is like too much, toointense, too quick, but I do

(52:22):
know some people that reallyresonate, um, with those
experiences and I, I find themso cool.
Every time I hear about one

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (52:31):
I've had a whole journey with
psychedelics.
It's the point where I was usingit way too frequently.
So I, I always like to, topreface that, these are, are
tools and if you don't use thetool appropriately, it could
have unintended consequences.
And

absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (52:49):
it's to the point, it's to the point now
where I've, it's very infrequentwhere I work with a plant
medicine because I've.
I'm very sensitive as well, andI've, I've walked that path so
many times that it's kind oflike, I, I know where I'm going.
I don't really need it.
Sometimes it's nice to havethat, just that experience and

(53:10):
that that peak experiencebecause it does shift your
energy in a, in a reallytangible and profound way often,
and there is no free lunch.
You, you can't just

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (53:23):
No,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (53:23):
the benefits without having to do
work on the back end orpotentially opening yourself up.
And, I mean, there's a lot of,it's not all love and light.
There's,

squadcaster-222a_1_0 (53:35):
Absolutely not.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (53:36):
that needs to be done.
If you're gonna get thebenefits,

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17 (53:39):
that's a really important point.
Yes.
I think that's a very, veryimportant point.
Um, there is no just likespiritual woo woo community,
that's all love and light.
And if that is like all you'retaking in, you are missing the,
the, like, the down and dirty ofit because there's duality on

(53:59):
this planet.
You know, you've got aspects ofyourself that.
Maybe aren't the most likehealed and that's okay.
But we have to accept those too.
And you can't, you know, justeat a ton of psychedelics and
go, oh look, I'm likeenlightened without, yeah, you
gotta move through the lessons,right.
And do the hard work and yeah, Ijust, I get like such a kick out

(54:25):
of the like, love and nightthing because I'm like, okay,
but like, I don't know aboutyou, but I didn't like get to a
place of like, feeling goodabout myself without having
some, like, ego deaths andhaving to like really accept
like some ugly things or, youknow, have experienced trauma

(54:49):
and like just learn to be okaywith it.
Like, it's, it's so, it, it's somuch more than just.
Just go to a plant ceremony andjust like call it a day.
You know?
It's like, that's just likecracking the door.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (55:06):
Every time I see a good vibes only
t-shirt or bumper sticker or anysort of good vibes, only
paraphernalia, I cr I justcringe.
It's like

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (55:16):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (55:17):
that is the epitome of bypassing.
It's like it is blatantlyobvious to everybody that.
The human experience is not goodvibes only.
all sorts of vibes.
Some, some of them are good andbeautiful and comfortable and

(55:39):
inviting and enjoyable, and someof them are weird and gross and
kinky and dark.
Like there is a broad spectrumof energies and experiences and
to just to try to just on one.

(56:01):
And I, and I think it is validthat where you're attention
goes, your energy flows and whatyou think about grows and, and
that that is important.

Absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (56:10):
And sometimes you stub your fucking
toe and it really hurts.
And.
Like that is, that is valid andthat's part of the human
experience.

Absolutely,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (56:21):
so to just focus on, on love and light
or good vibes only, and likethat is a, as a mantra while
also negating the other stuffcounterproductive and leads
people to a place of beingungrounded and just out of touch
with reality.

absolutely.
And you know, I think like inthe long term, it turns into
this like.
It can feed some likeunhappiness kind of feelings,
right?
Like, why can't I just be loveand light?
Why can't I just be so ha, whycan't I just da da da?
Because like, that's not allwe're here to be or do or
experience, you know, with everyhigh has to come a low, like,

(57:03):
it's like the yin and yangthing, you know?

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (57:07):
Uh, and I, and I think when, the thing
that, that I see, it's like whenyou, when you say good vibes
only, and that's like yourslogan, default you are
rejecting a part of yourself weare, as you said, we, we are
just light, we are the wholespectrum of experiences.

(57:29):
And we've all had experiencesand we've all done things that
we're not potentially not proudof or that are, know, you
wouldn't just necessarily wannashare publicly and there's
nothing wrong with that.
We don't necessarily need toshame ourselves or, or beat
ourselves up or get down onourselves.

(57:50):
I, I think the, the challengesand the healing and the benefit
comes from learning how toaccept those parts of ourselves,
not just try to love and lightthem away and pretend that they
don't exist.

Absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (58:03):
When it comes to the conversation around
like physics, and I know your,your modality is, quantum soul,
what do you, what do you call it

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2025 (58:16):
I call it quantum soul journey.
Um

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (58:19):
soul journey?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-1 (58:20):
mm-hmm.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (58:20):
does the, the quantum come into that?
How do you incorporate that andhow do you think about that?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-202 (58:25):
So how I think about it, the
quantum field, right?
To me, it's the same thing as.
Like where you would go to readinformation in a psychic or
meditative state, right?
It's the ether, it's the veil,it's the void, it's the IC
records, it's, you know, yourhired consciousness.

(58:48):
It's this place of like energythat exists beyond the like
physical scene that we can see,but has and retains all this
information that you can tapinto, hence the quantum.
Um, and a lot of that really waslike pioneered, you know, with

(59:12):
Dolores Cannon's work in herusage of the term and the
technique.
Absolutely.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (59:21):
I think bringing awareness to that and
it's like a, a subtle reminderand a subtle hint that, you
know, we are a part of that.
And that is like, it, it, it'salways there.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17 (59:32):
there.
You can't,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (59:33):
always there.
Yeah.
And we, we, whether or not we'reconsciously aware of it, we're,
we are part of it.
It is part of us.
And, and the fact that.
We are part of it.
And it is part of us means thatwe're all connected in, in some
sort of a way.
And I think, I think that's a, athread that's kind of been woven
through this conversation ofeven thinking about tapping into

(59:53):
other people's past lives andtapping into other forms of
information, connecting withbeings that are non-physical
beings from, that aren't presentin, the 3D space.
It's like there some underlyingfield that connects us with
everything.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:00:11):
yeah,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:00:12):
And, and I think that's, on one hand
that might feel or seem a littlebit daunting.
And on the other hand it's like,that's also like an infinite
like potential for support.
Like there, there's so manydifferent aspects of reality
that can support you'causeyou're connected with
everything.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:00:32):
Yeah, I think that's a really cool way
of looking at it actually, islike you're indefinitely
supported in so many differentways.
Um, yeah, it's just, again, it'slike how I just take in
information and I think thatmakes it a little bit more
grounded, right?
Because it can be kind of hardto understand, so you're like,

(01:00:54):
well, okay, we all kind of havesome loose understanding of
quantum physics and like, youknow, we're all kind of catching
up with that and the science iskind of catching up.
Well, it's just more informationand the day-to-day, like on the
day-to-day, you tap intoinformation that you don't see.

(01:01:15):
Oh, you see like a friend andyou can just tell something's
off, right?
That's tapping into informationthat like.
Didn't directly come out oftheir mouth, like when you saw
them and you were like, oh yeah,something was like a little
weird.
Are you good?
Like, it's very similar intothat.
We all have this like ability tojust reach out and tap into

(01:01:39):
this, this information.
And, you know, through my workit's, I'm guiding you to do the
exact same.
It's just we have to clear thenoise, clear the, like
self-doubt, right?
All that stuff.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:01:56):
So what, what are one or two, uh,
practical things that people cando to start to open up this, uh,
channel and this connection withour intuition and our inner
knowing and our higher self?

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-2025 (01:02:10):
I would say, um, kind of body
day-to-day body stuff, right?
Like listening to body cues andacknowledging when something
doesn't feel good.
And like really paying attentionto where that like sits in your
body versus when something feelslike really exciting.

(01:02:32):
For example, you're reallyexcited about a vacation.
Like where does that, like, howdo you feel that in your body?
Is it like, oh my God, you'relike seeing it and you can't
wait to like, be in the placethat you see, or like, there's
like a feeling of likeexcitement in your body and

(01:02:52):
you're like, oh, that feels sogood.
I can't wait to be there.
Oh my gosh.
Um, versus like, oh, I have fivemore days of this like, soul
sucking job I have to go to.
Well, like immediately I'm, I'mlike, Ugh.
It's like a sinking, you'relike, ugh.
That's kind of like a no.
And that sucks.
Okay.
We all live in the, in the 3D Wehave jobs we have to do, but

(01:03:15):
that's like a really.
Direct cue of like, what feelslike a fuck yes.
And what feels like a fuck no.
And if you can identify thatfeeling right to those extremes
and make kind of notice that ormake decisions based upon like
those nuanced feelings in yourbody, that's a really great way

(01:03:38):
to tap into your intuitionbecause extra sensory abilities
are so much softer, so much morenuanced than you would think.
And that's why it's so hard totrust them, to be honest.
I mean, I still have days whereI'm like, is that, was that a

(01:03:58):
thing?
Like are we sure?
But the more you practice it,the more you get accustomed to
receiving that information thatway.
So that's, I feel like body cuesare a really great way because
we human baseline, right?
We all kind of understand bodycues.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:04:17):
Yeah, I, I love that.
And, you know, that's not partof my personal practice, and I
guess that's not something Iper, I focus on.
So, a as you're saying that I, Ijust felt, uh, like a strong
intuitive, like yeah, that is agood way.
Like becoming consciously awareof how your body is reacting to
your environment and thethoughts that are coming in.

(01:04:39):
your life situation,

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:04:41):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:04:42):
a, anything you become more
consciously aware of, you, you,as you observe it, it, it starts
to give you more information.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:04:49):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:04:50):
So if you can become consciously aware
of when your body does a certainsinking motion, or,, if you perk
up, it's like, oh, I don't haveto think about something
necessarily.
I can just, it's almost like,uh, muscle testing in a way, but
just being, a more subtle way ofbeing aware of like, just how,
how your unconscious reactsthrough the body.

(01:05:12):
It's like you can justimmediately tell if somebody
says something and you do thatlittle sinky thing, it's like,
oh, nope, I'm not doing that.
Or if you, your body, like, ifyou lean in, it's like,

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-202 (01:05:21):
Oh yeah, I'm excited.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:05:23):
Yeah.
Without having to think about itand analyze it and do this, go
through this whole, uh, processof, of, you know, like trying to
break it down.
It's just like, if you can dothat in the moment, having to,
being able to bypass that, thatwhole thought process, which may
lead you in a completelydifferent direction, I think
that's a way to like reallystrengthen that.

(01:05:45):
So I thank you for sharing.
I,

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:05:46):
Yeah, absolutely.
I mean, like this body is likedivine intelligence, right?
And often our bodies give uscues to things before we even
recognize them.
So if we can kind of likeintegrate a little bit with
what's happening, I think that'slike a really, really great
place to start.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:06:07):
Oh, that was awesome.

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17- (01:06:08):
Yeah.

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:06:09):
Amber, thank you so much.
This has been such a, a fun andenlightening conversation.
Uh, how can people get ahold ofyou?
Like

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (01:06:16):
Um,

ian_1_06-17-2025_110812 (01:06:17):
I have a feeling that there are gonna
be people who wanna dig deeperand, and learn more about what
you do.
So it's, what's the best wayfor, for people to get in touch?

squadcaster-222a_1_ (01:06:24):
absolutely.
You can follow me on Instagramor TikTok.
It's Quantum Soul Doula.
Um, all my links are posted inmy bios.
If you wanna get in touch, ifyou wanna do a session or a
reading or guidance coaching, oryou can go directly to my
website.
It's quantum soul journeyhypnosis.com.

ian_1_06-17-2025_11081 (01:06:47):
Awesome.
Thank you so much.
I, I have a feeling we couldpotentially have many
conversations

squadcaster-222a_1_06-17-20 (01:06:52):
for sure.

ian_1_06-17-2025_1108 (01:06:53):
hopefully we can do this again in the
future and, and explore someother realms of possibility
because I had a couple thingscome up that would be

squadcaster-222a_1_ (01:07:02):
Absolutely, absolutely love to do this
again.
So cool.
Thank you.

ian_1_06-17-2025_11081 (01:07:06):
Awesome.
Yeah.
Thank you so much, Amber.

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