THE VIBRATIONAL UNDERSTANDING EPISODE

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Willie (00:05):
Once you recognize the universe recognizing you, it
gives you everything you want.
That's why the constellationshave location, elements,
direction, all these otherdifferent pieces.

Krista (00:16):
Welcome to the Beginner's Guide to the Third
Eye, the podcast that delvesinto the profound realms of
spiritual experiences, exploringthe dedicated practitioners and
various modalities that guide uson our transformative path.
Together, we will explore themystical, the magical, the
enlightened, and the sacred.

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In each episode, we pairseasoned practitioners,
spiritual experiences, orhealing modalities, and a
willing participant to sharetheir experience in working
together.
We will explore the uniqueinsights, stories, and wisdom
gained from their own profoundjourneys, unveiling the
extraordinary narratives thatshape spiritual seekers and

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practitioners alike.
My name is Krista Rauschenbergand my work as a healer has
emerged from hundreds of hoursof certified training, spiritual
initiations, direct experience,and deep personal work.
I have been employed in thehealing arts as a postpartum
doula, an advanced Akashicreader, an Akashic breathwork
practitioner, and a writer.

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Facilitating and educatingpeople through their personal,
spiritual, and healing journeysis my greatest source of
happiness.

El (01:26):
And I'm Elle Larson.
I use sound and space to helpbalance internal and external
environments.
I've practiced holistic healingmodalities for over 20 years,
and my work includes Tibetanbull sound healing, feng shui,
reiki, and shamanism.

Krista (01:40):
Welcome once again to The Beginner's Guide to the
Third Eye where we demystify themystical.
On today's show, we'll beexploring vibrational
understanding, which is a veryspecial, and might I say
advanced type of reading.
Vibrational understandingconsists of a variety of
transformative, personaldevelopment and self discovery
tools and techniques that revealthe hidden blueprint of our

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energetic patterns and essence.
By utilizing a proprietaryalgorithm that seamlessly
integrates the holistic insightsof numerology with Vedic,
Chinese, and Western Astrology.
This modality offers a profoundunderstanding of your unique
energetic signature.
The session itself explores yourvibrational field, gaining deep

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insights into both your innerand outer worlds.
This includes uncovering yourinnate gifts, identifying
negative patterns, andrecognizing the distinct energy
you are meant to contribute tothe world.
This type of reading providesclarity on your behavior and
intimate relationships,illuminates your soul mission,

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and guides you in transformingthe karma that you've brought
into this life and so much more.
Let's welcome our guests forthis episode where we take a
deeper look into vibrationalunderstanding techniques.
Our practitioner today is WillieIngram, whose journey into the
world of esoteric science beganwith the birth of his first

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child.
This pivotal moment sparked adeep exploration into the lives
of America's great entrepreneurslike Walt Disney and Henry Ford,
who sought esoteric guidance toenhance their own creations.
Through this path, Willierealized how deeply his life had
been intertwined with themetaphysical realm since
childhood.

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Initially drawn to numerologyand Vedic astrology, Willie
immersed himself in thesedisciplines, guided by an
instinctual drive to refine hisunderstanding of his own various
intuitive abilities.
This discovery provided him withdeeper insights into other
sciences such as Feng Shui,sacred geometry, and the I

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Ching, just to name a few.
Over the past decade, Willy hasdeveloped and tested his own
spiritual software.
Designed to harness energy andfrequency to reveal life's
vibrational patterns.
This understanding has enabledhim to help others recognize and
harness their own unique gifts.

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And our willing participant iscomedian, actor, writer, and
podcasting legend, Pete Holmes.
Who you might know from his HBOseries, Crashing, his stand up
specials, or his wildly popularpodcast, You Made It Weird.
There he explores comedy,spirituality, and everything in
between.
Pete's unique blend of humor,warmth, and deep curiosity has

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made him one of the most belovedvoices in comedy.
Welcome to you both.
We are so happy to have you.
Willie, I'd love to start withyou and get a bit of your
background.
How did this work come to you?
And how has it developed overtime?

Willie (04:47):
So yeah, I guess this all kind of started when I first
bought my loft And it was likemy first step into the real
world, I guess the adult side ofeverything.
During this time, I was doingcomputer science and math and in
this industry doing software QA.
and I found my first marriageand I had my first son in this

(05:07):
loft and interesting enough thelaw is very supportive for my
system and it is actually thereason why everything started in
so when I moved and I couldn'tstop researching.
And I would research stuffthat's software related, as well
as like, how do I understand theuniverse so I can get a better
concept and apply myself.

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So from this, I started toreview other people that
actually kind of sustain wealth,generational wealth.
Within this there was a lot ofpeople that's talked about
astrology, consultations,intuition.
They didn't really call itintuition.
This was more like, Oh, I had adream or like an instinct.

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And then I fell on numerologyand from that, it just kept
opening up more and more.
And I got a really great teacherwith Vedic astrology.
Then I get invited to thisreally I don't say like secret
society, but like you have tohave the correct birth chart in
order to get in and I wasaccepted among a lot of people.
So that was really cool.

Krista (06:05):
What that was called.

Willie (06:07):
So the teachers name is Sanjay Ra and his lineage is
phenomenal when it comes to thescience and application it's
literally like going okay, youhave this and this and that
happens.
And it always happens.
There's no like, well, I hopewell, let me get into space,
right?
It was just like this, right?
But it was very strong secrets.

El (06:28):
Does he practice Jyotish?

Willie (06:30):
Yeah, Jyotish.
Yes Joches, Vedic, Ishad,they're, yeah, they're similar.

Krista (06:35):
So it's based on numbers or birth charts?

Willie (06:39):
It's strictly based on astrology.
But it does weave in theirnumerology.
Now, the interesting thing withtheir numerology is that If you
get too much information fromone place, it doesn't really
balance out everything.
And so

Krista (06:53):
many things, huh?

Willie (06:56):
It really is.
But the key part about it waslike when I was looking at some
other solutions and this was afive year program you do stuff
online and then you go to thehimalayas and That's where they
divulge the secrets and they dopujas and stuff like this to
open your system and then putthings in.
But their solutions didn't fitsomething that I had already
tested for many years.

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When I bought my first place andI had my first child, this is
when I started to just testnumerology, and through that
testing, it always hit a ceilingand then this is where I got
into more.
Intuition.
I took a year long class withintuition that was really
focused on just working yourmuscle.
Your intuition muscles, veryscience driven as well.

Krista (07:37):
May I ask what were you testing or how are you testing?
Give us an example of a test.

Willie (07:44):
The biggest test during that time was I happened to get
a connection with the militarysomebody that was focused on
food in the U.
S.
Navy, and they would always sayno.
Even they invited me, I'm like,okay let's do this and this.
They're like, no.
I was like, but you guys invitedThat's for

Krista (07:59):
hot sauce that you do?
Yeah, that's for

Willie (08:01):
a hot sauce company.
Yeah, Teaspoon Willys.
And so I started to look attheir first names, because the
first names really have to dowith business.
So this is how this works.
Now, let me see if I test ortalk this way, if it helps.
So it got more of them, shakingtheir head.
Yes.
But they're like we can't, wealways have to say no, because

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we have a panel and they decideoh, that's fine, but I will get
more information utilizing thissystem.
And so I was testing this andthen I was testing stuff in
personal life of why I'm friendswith this person.
Why do I like this?
Why do I like this band?
What's so great about this song,right?
When everybody else was like,this is the worst song ever.
I was like, I don't know.

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I just love it.
It inspires me like things likethis.

Krista (08:47):
What about a certain song did you find and it's what
patterns or the type of words orthe number of words like what
was it that you found?

Willie (08:57):
It really had to do a lot with the elite person was
key because they're drivingeverything.
And then secondarily the titleand then when they came out.
So it had to do a lot withconception of these pieces.
And I got it down to I like thisperson more so than this song.
And then I like this group moreso than this person.

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And then I started to figureout, okay this is how things
stack up.
So I was able to figure out theprocess in this actual order.
Yeah, so I was testing this andthen using my intuition to get a
little bit more information.

Krista (09:32):
And layered all this information to create this
algorithm, correct?

Willie (09:36):
Yes.
Yeah, so I used to do a lot ofthis and it would take a very
long time.
So I started to write extremelysimple code.
I was testing, business firstimplementation and actually
going out into the real world inthis way.
Because I was like I don'tnecessarily have the plan, but I
can verify certain things andask certain questions to see,

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how does this number relate tothem and the different ways that
numerology can expand.
So it's lots and lots oftesting.

Krista (10:08):
It's such an interesting way to look at the world.
I'd love to be behind your eyesand see how you take in
information because everythingmust register in a very specific
way for you.
Where do emotions come into allof this for you?
Do they play a part in it or doyou have an emotional response

(10:28):
to things and then that lines upwith the information that the
algorithm can deliver?

Willie (10:32):
There are certain things that don't want to be true,
right?
I really want this to happen.
I really want this.
And so this want is somethingthat really allowed me to.
Understand is it want forsupportive things or is it want
for unsupportive things?
Which area is it coming from?
Understanding this, allowed meto re readjust myself to say oh,

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this is the reason why I want,this is because of this
concentration, but it's notbeneficial for me in these
particular ways because it has adownward spiral instead of
something that supports while itgoes up.
So I understood why I wasattracted to my first, or why I

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married my now ex.
I understood 100%.
I understood why it had tohappen, what it did, what it
activated, all this wonderfulstuff.
So really, it's understanding anumber and how it interacts and
the emotion to it.
Is this coming from within andis it supportive or unsupportive
or is it external?
So the number gives a great ideaon how to dig and where to dig

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continuously.
But have emotions involved,right?
Because that's how you get theflow of the feeling.
That's how the art comes out ofthe number instead of just
saying you're a four, so youshouldn't do that.
No, nobody does this.
There's a pulse.
There's a swing to it.
So emotions is very interestingbecause there's a lot of well
with emotions and it crosses alot of different gray areas and

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boundaries, but this is whereastrology comes into show the
details of it.
But there's very detailed.

Krista (12:06):
Yes, it is.

El (12:07):
It's interesting because it's a very, analytical
seemingly clinical process,which might be really natural
for you.
And I aligned with that as wellbecause I feel like I always am
analyzing my emotions before I'mfeeling them.
Also your background insoftware.
Do you feel like some of yournatural tendencies in your
thought process attracted you tothis type of work?

Willie (12:29):
Yeah, I think anybody that goes into science
definitely understands thispart.
For example, when I was creatinga new sauce, didn't necessarily
write down everything.
I got into the good mood.
I usually put some music on.
I'm like, okay, this is theperson that's sitting in front
of me and this is what theywould like to have and Me
getting into my creative modeallowed me to create something

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that was very good anddelicious.
Now, the way that I did thescience to this is that I
weighed everything that I justused, right?
You have to be in the zone,right?
You have to understand what isyour zone, how to get into it,
and then how to create astronger muscle, and then you go
through it, and then you go backand say, okay this happened, and

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this happened, and this was theday, this was the time, if I can
remember the direction or theconcept that I was working with,
and this is how it aligned,right?
And then see it in the numberand say, oh, yeah, there it is.
And then within the numbers, itstarted to create a signature.
And so the signature is reallygoing away from being super
analytical.

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To say oh, that's the process.
Because everybody has a certainsignature and every noun has a
certain signature.
But there are certain ones thatare very special.
They just do some very specialthings.
But you really have to, have agood eye for it.
But you really have to dig deep.

Krista (13:48):
Speaking of very special Pete, tell us a bit about your
background and experience andwhat types of readings and
healings have you had beforedoing your session with Willie?

Pete (14:01):
I've had a lot of readings with you, Krista.
That's been the bulk of my.
experience more or less.
I've had some general intuitivereadings over the phone, but
then Val, my wife and Idiscovered you and that's been
really incredible, obviously.
But Willie was the first, it'sreally nice to see you, Willie,
cause we did it over the phone.

(14:22):
So I'm enjoying getting to seeboth of your faces, but Willie
wasn't that different.
From you, Krista.
And I mean that as a very highcompliment, when you look at it
from a, I'm in show business.
When you look at it at a showbusiness perspective, the risk
of speaking so confidently aboutsomebody is preposterous that's

(14:43):
one of the reasons why I enjoyit so much as I'm like, this
isn't just.
shots in the dark.
It's not like a, not that I'mnot a skeptical person, but I
enjoy applying a little bit ofcritical thinking to it.
Obviously.
I'm like these are big swings.
These are big swings.
And any moment the floor wouldfall out.
If you said this or that, butyou didn't, you said this and

(15:05):
you, and then you kept going andyou kept going.
And both Krista and you, Willie,they're like monologues.
I don't know why I'm addressingthis from a skeptical place.
I guess because most of myfriends are atheists.
Most of my friends are nonspiritual.
The comedian friends I have.
And when I say it was amonologue, especially when I
spoke with Willie, You're agifted talker.

(15:26):
Like you can go.
I wasn't guiding him like hereor it was, he just was reading
as if he opened up a book aboutmy inner world.
And that's very similar.
I know we're talking aboutWillie, but that's very similar
to how I feel when I talk withyou, Krista.
It's like talking to somebodywho's just looking at a an

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encyclopedia entry on the innerlife of Pete Holmes, which is
Very cool.
So this is

Krista (15:54):
pretty

Pete (15:54):
new for me.

Krista (15:56):
It's such an interesting perspective, because what I do
pulls it out of the ether andwhat he does, he's got like
charts and maps and yeah, it'stwo opposite sides of the
spectrum, but they broughttogether.
Similar information.

Pete (16:10):
They did.
Yeah.
Willie's a little bit moreagain, everything I'm going to
say as a compliment, Williethere's no other shoe to drop,
but it feels like being audited,there's paperwork.
You know what I mean?
It's we have your numbers and wehave the data right here.
I'm like um, Krista, yours doesfeel a little bit more ethereal.
But it was the exact same kindof information.

Willie (16:32):
So the thing about numerology, astrology, and
biogeometry is that it's allpulled from the stars.
One is stationary, the other oneis etheric but it concentrates
through the stars, numbersactually, like the Arabic, they
pulled the numbers from the sky.
That relate to theconstellations that give the
details.
So it's two differentperspectives but everybody's

(16:53):
reading the same thing.
like you said, auditing, right?
Versus a natural flow state.
So it is very similar.
And the reason why I want to saythis is because it takes a lot
of the woo out of things.
It's already written.
It's already done.
We're just acting it out.
We're all actors and inside ofeach other's universe, but we're

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different characters and pullingoff different things to remember
certain pieces.

Pete (17:18):
That was one of my questions for you, Willie, when
we did the reading was, you weretelling me about words and you
were analyzing my name.
And you were like this has thismany letters and this has this
many letters.
And then when we got intocertain other words that weren't
my name, I asked you about like,why would that matter?
Like why would a sound matter?

(17:39):
If we saw an apple and wedecided to call it an apple, why
would that be a sacred number?
Like the A P P L E, right?
And you had a really interestingresponse to that.
I'm worried it's going to be along answer, but I'm curious.
No, please.
For your sake.

Willie (17:58):
Please, because it's going to help describe.
Yeah.

Pete (18:00):
Okay, when it comes to things like a a name or a word
like squirrel or a name of Peterand I'm also hoping this isn't
like a obvious question orsomething you get all the time,
like energy and vibration andfrequency and all those things
are naturally occurring, butnames are human made, like
someone made up the word apple.

(18:20):
Okay.
And I'm with you I can even getahead of myself and be like, Oh,
it's all interconnected and it'snot a coincidence or whatever it
might be.
But I'm just curious, why is itsignificant?
A word, how does a word, whichis an active creativity, how
does that merge with like afarmula or a scientific
understanding?

(18:41):
Yeah.

Willie (18:43):
Yeah.
I guess the best answer to thisis the word abracadabra.
And the meaning of abracadabrais that I speak as I manifest
and I manifest as I speak.
And when you look at differentspirituals you look at different
Bibles offered by differentreligions.
The most powerful thing issound.

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Somebody spoke, something rang.
In this way.
So this is something that'severlasting.
So the sound is actually just aresult, the sound is the tone,
that tone produces structure andthat structure has an anchor in
this world.
And those anchors are theingredients which are the

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alphabet.
So each one of these build upand it's a recognition, this is
where a lot of Native Americancomes in because it's honoring.
I'm honoring the name, but I'mpraising the spirit or
consciousness in it because it'sa contract that says that you
are, regardless of whatever youchange, you still have to deal

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with this core blueprint.
This is how this part works butyou can always enlighten or be
elevated to come out but thephysical body still remains and
that's why there's some, I seespiritual people or divine
people that can manifest thingsat will, and I believe that the

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reason why they can do it isbecause they have the correct
name.
I wanted to bring that upbecause it is the same.
It really is.
It's just different channels.
People.
That's really the onlydifference.

Krista (20:28):
What?
Like our free will?

Willie (20:31):
People in the sense like your master numbers are very
strong and very high.
That's the reason why you'reable to grab information and
pull this way.
Versus my master numbers are,coming in at a different spot.
Yeah.
So with my master numbers, Ihave a couple of master numbers
together and it allows me toConnect to the intuitive world
and go back and forthcontinuously And then small

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ideas and make them big and thenputting those together allows me
to channel or articulate This isthe reason why I'm running
versus with your master numbersthey're organizing information
to articulate one idea, so it'sdifferent levels, but it's the
same channel.
It's the same pipeline.

Krista (21:11):
Yeah, I thought it was interesting that Pete, a lot of
what Willie advised you to do inorder to create or align and
relax, you were already doinginstinctively.

Pete (21:25):
Interesting, yeah.

Krista (21:27):
There was, walking around markets gives you ideas,
going and getting foot massageshelps you to relax and align.

Pete (21:34):
Yeah, I remember the foot massage thing for sure.
Val and I laugh because we go toour foot massage place in town
so often that the the staff makefun of us, which I'm like, this
is not a good business.
Strategy guys.
I understand it's a Chinesemassage place.
So there's a language gap.
So we can't really have thatconversation.

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So I don't know if they'relaughing at me, but they
definitely laugh.
And it very much seems likeyou're here again.
We can't believe it, but that'salways been a big thing for me
and my wife.
I've been rubbing her feet andgiving my dog more attention.
Cause I remember you said havinga pet is really good for me,
which is interesting becausehaving a pet is really

(22:14):
challenging for me.
I wouldn't say very challenging,but it's not as easy as it is
for other people.
But me and my dog have beenhaving a lot more snuggle fests
and my wife and I have beenhaving more snuggle fests in
that specific way.
But also keeping up on footmassagers.
That's a big difference betweenyou Krista and what Willie does
is, well, you Krista told melike practical things, but

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Willie is very much if you havea decision to make, you should
walk to the East on a Saturdayin the morning and wear red and
green socks.
And so it's very it's exactlywhat we've been saying.
Like one approach is the musicand one is the sheet music, if
that makes sense.
One is like listening to themusic together.
And one of them is likecomposing music.
But they're both musical, butyeah, there, there were a lot of

(22:58):
things.
The main thing, not the mainthing, but the, one of the
bigger takeaways from our chatwas I was feeling a lot of
guilt.
I do feel some guilt sometimesthat spirituality is very
important to me.
And then also I'll stay in a.
Very nice hotel or something orlet's put it this way.
I really enjoy it.
If someone puts me up in areally nice hotel or flies me on

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a fancy plane or something likethat.
And I'm always like at odds withthat.
I'm like, I don't understand,all of my heroes are essentially
homeless, wandering mystics.
And I'm over here getting a hottowel.
Like, how does this line up?
And Willie relieved that withoutme even mentioning that he was
just sort of like, I forget ifyou said I'm a moon, but you're

(23:43):
like, you're a sensitive baby,basically.
I like, you need to be nurturedand like held.
And the way that Val that's mywife really resonated with that.
It's just exactly correct.
I present as a very confidentwhat's the word?
Decisive person.
And that is an aspect of mypersonality.

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And then when I'm not I'm allabout those weighted blankets
and I love quiet.
I love quiet more than anything,to be honest.
My.
Weeks off, I'll go to a silent,maybe not a silent retreat, but
certainly a very quiet retreat.
But I also like, you know,comfort.
And that made me think Oh, I'mnot like a status junkie.

(24:25):
Cause I didn't think that wasit.
I'm just a sensitive artist moontype.
Do you remember saying thatWillie?
Like it really.
I really blew that up because Iwas like, I didn't think I was
like a, going to the palm andsnapping at the waiter jerk guy,
but I couldn't reconcile why itmeans so much when I'm in a nice

(24:45):
bed.
Like, why does that matter somuch?
And I think it's this like salveto the hyper producing tender,
but also productive side of methat needs to be balanced.
That's at least what I took fromit.

Willie (24:59):
Yeah, 100 percent because this is your Atmakarka,
your soul's perspective, in thisparticular life, your soul wants
to interact as a moon, and moonis very sensitive, it's very
emotional, and everything moon,right?
Anybody can say, oh, this iswhat moon or mother means to me,
and moon loves these kind ofdeep, peaceful sounds.
The way that I described.

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This is the king of yourvibrational farm, right?
The first thing that comes in abetter be soft and sensitive,
and it has to have thissensitivity to it or this
receptiveness to it.
Now, the interesting thing withyour moon when we look inside of
the chart, it's in the 8thhouse, so the eighth house is
sitting in Aries, whichrepresents the moon as going too

(25:42):
deep with things, right?
So it goes very deep, but it'svery quick because it's Aries.
So it's here and then boom, itdrops off.
You're like, where did that go?
Because in your world, this ispure wealth.
Wealth is emotions.
Comfort is emotions and wetalked about how the moon
sitting in Aries, this issomething hot.

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And this is where you brought upyour like I was like, get in the
hot tub.
It means everything to you.
Versus somebody else thatdoesn't have this on my car.
Cause they're gonna be like, Idon't care.
Get rid of it.
You're like, no, I'll doanything to be a part of
something that has this warmthElements are very key when
working because the more basicyou can, the easier solutions

(26:27):
come around, so even if you'rephysically unable to hop in the
hot tub, just turn on somethingthat's, you can hear fire or see
fire.
Because the moon is looking atyour second house.
So this shows that to be happy.
Just always have fire on.
Because the fire is transmuting.
The reason why they do pujas andofferings, these are fire
ceremonies, and they throwdifferent ingredients in, is

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because they're transmutingunsupportiveness.
Instead of running and doing allthat karma, they can transmute
it.
So when you're seeing stuff, themind is saying, oh, I'm burning
up the BS, or I'm heating mysystem to burn up the BS.
Instead of trying to make themind big and say, I want this

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and I want that.
No nope.
The boundary is that I need tohave something continuously on,
so I'm always understanding howto balance my system.
Speaking and teaching in anyparticular way is going to bring
success, happiness, and honorAnd we know that GOAT likes to
be up front in this project,because they like to shine in
this comfort making people feelcomfortable.

(27:33):
This is mothering.
I want to mother everybody.
master number 22 is taking smallideas and making them very big.
And these are like worldwidebusinesses or religion or
politicians, Master number 22always grows.
Always.
They're just divine beings thatcome in and they build we're
just here to build big in thisway.
And it gets activated throughthe total amount of letters that

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you have.
Which is the, energy, right?
The total amount of energy youcan contain, and since it's
universal karmic, you have to godo things, even though sometimes
you don't want to go do things,the universe is saying, Hey, you
signed up great.
I need you over here to makepeople's emotions swing.
Does that make sense?

Pete (28:15):
Yeah.
Never considered myself to bemothering.
The comfort thing is so right onand I don't know if you know,
I'm a comedian and I I've neverthought of myself as mothering
the audience, but I'm so happywhen everybody's, and it
benefits both of us.
Like I'm happy that they'recomfortable and then I'm

(28:37):
comfortable that everybody'scomfortable.
Very mothered.
I never considered that.

Willie (28:43):
Yeah.
Because people with a moonus andthen our moon on MacArthur, just
give them a comfy blanket.
Because that relaxes them.

Pete (28:51):
Yes, I I'm such a hot tub sauna person.

Willie (28:57):
Yeah.

Pete (28:58):
Like I'm just, I love extreme.
I also just want to say thatthing you said about being big.
Like when I say something, it'sbig.
that's really, really resonatesas well.
That's just a big part of my jobtoo is like deliberately turning
it up.
Like an opinion or a feeling or,like it's so much more

(29:20):
interesting to me to standfirmly.
I'm not a combative person.
But to delight people, or toentertain myself I'll plant
firmly in that's silly, orthat's stupid, or that's great,
or that's wonderful.
Because I don't want to be dull.
Like I hate being dull.
I'd rather be big.
Yeah.

Willie (29:37):
And Venus owns your second house.
So going to where there's alwaysa city or city concept or
gatherings Instantly increasesthat power of kicking small
ideas and making them big so ifyou're like, I need to do some
research, I'll say, Oh, go walkaround some market, literally
some market and you'll seethings.

(29:58):
And it will continuously showbecause once you recognize the
universe recognizing you, itgives you everything you want.
That's why the constellationshave location, elements,
direction, all these otherdifferent pieces.

Pete (30:13):
That did blow me away.
I think I mentioned this, thatour hot tub got devoured by
gophers and I replaced itimmediately.
And that made no financialsense.
It was like irresponsible.
Like we shouldn't have done it,but I didn't even think about
it.
And it's not because I likelooking at it.
It's because I'm in it.
several times a day, every day.

(30:35):
And we had to install a concreteslab.
So gophers wouldn't get itagain.
And I was like, Oh my God, thisis such a huge priority for me.
I also set it to one Oh six andno one can get in it.
And I just don't understand.
And they drop it to a hundredand I get in and it actually
enrages me.
Not really, but like inside I'mlike, what is this middle of the

(30:57):
road two degrees hotter thanyour body is?
What is the point?
Oh, I can't wait to warm up twodegrees warmer.
Val laughs at me.
I go, I love getting real hot.
I also love getting really cold,but that's only to get hot
again.

Krista (31:14):
I love that.
No one can get in it.

Pete (31:16):
No one can get in it.
Although my daughter, who's onlyfive, she'll get in it.
And I'm like she's been weanedinto the program.

Willie (31:22):
The other great thing is that.
By doing this particularactivity, it actually increases
friends and wealth in this way.
your Jupiter's there exalted.
So there's a teaching that comesin.
There's a strong teaching whenthis happens.

Pete (31:38):
I would agree with that very firmly because I've already
mentioned how much I love beingalone, and I really do.
And I love being with my family,obviously, just as much, but it
needs to be balanced.
And I've given this advice topeople before where I'm like,
look, if you're like me.
And I'm very gentle and I'msensitive.
My wife, we're both highlysensitive people.
So we're very courteous to oneanother.

(31:59):
So I can't say really, this ismy problem.
She would be fine with it.
If I did.
I can't say to Val, I'm justgoing to go be alone for an
hour, but I can say I'm going togo take a sauna and that's zero
issue.
So it was like find The way toask for what you need.
And if you make it an activity,by the way, people who work out,

(32:20):
people who do yoga, people whosmoke I just got to go have a
cigarette.
They've all figured out whatthey really need is a quiet, I'm
not advocating smoking, but I'mjust saying they need their
time.
And that, that's the enviablething.
So like a sauna is a sauna, butreally it's like this.
Sacred.
It's like I'm a cell phone andit's like plugging the cell

(32:40):
phone in.

Willie (32:41):
That's what it feels like.
Fulfilling your soul becauseit's McCarcas is the soul
fulfillment.
I should say this on McCarca byitself is the challenge of the
soul, the way the softwarereads.
It says, okay, how do we benefitthough?
It's always asking, how do webenefit?
Yep.
That goes down, but what makesit stay neutral?
How do we pull it back this way?

(33:01):
And that's really the key.
So repetition of this is verykey.
There's other ways that, Yourmoon on MacArthur looks at your
12th house, which alsorepresents, and there's a lot of
things going on with the feet,which is great.
If you don't like peopletouching your feet, great.
Get awesome socks.
Yeah, that was

Pete (33:21):
another one, Chris.
It wasn't, I talked about howI'm obsessed with good socks.
And I just thought that was likea weird thing that shows up for
men in their forties, but that'ssuper important to me.
And also Willie, I noticed thatmy hot tub, when I sit in it I
had been facing to the Eastwithout you telling me, and it's
pretty in every direction.
That's a weird flex, but it ispretty in every direction.

(33:43):
I just, I was always lookingtowards the East.

Willie (33:47):
So that's perfect.
Because the way that I testthings to get to this particular
kind of articulation isunderstanding like what the noun
is or what are we talking about?
And then understanding what'sthe root that's driving this.
And then what are the smalllittle increment things that I
can do to slowly benefit.
And then once that happens, mysystem wants to do this because

(34:09):
it, it gives a full spiral up,it's connecting instead of
getting lost in emotions.

Pete (34:16):
Cause you, said feeling completely out of control is a
big part of.
Val and I, most of what Val andI talk about is how we're
feeling because it's constantlychanging.
And if I feel one of my littlemantras is if you feel like
working, do it.
You have to do it because that'sas good as it gets.
If you feel a little bit likeworking, it'll never get

(34:38):
stronger than that.
So just go with that.
That's this huge signal becauseI don't know, they're just whole
days.
I'll set aside a day to write,let's say.
And I'll just wake up and it'llbe like, it's a huge no.
And that's not justprocrastination.
That's like a familiarity withit's not there today.
And then I'm one of those peoplethat sometimes wakes up in the

(34:58):
middle of the night and has towrite because it just showed up.
It's really inconvenient, butyou're just like being blown
around by your emotions.
That was another reason why thiswas appealing was like these
types of things can maybestabilize, can stabilize that.

Krista (35:14):
What would you say can benefit Pete to help him
stabilize so that he can be in aposition where he can create and
how would you go aboutdetermining that walk us through
a little bit of the process?

Willie (35:27):
My next question would be what are we creating but if
we're just talking about generalcreation this really has to do
with the 5th house, So the 5thhouse has to do with mind
intuition practices, but they'reMore spiritual practices in this
particular way, but it's thesekind of aspects, this is the
area that I would look forcreation.
So his actually goes to the 12thhouse, so the 12th house has to

(35:48):
do with feed.
It has to do with things thatare foreign.
And it also has to do with inparticular with him the number
4, which is about facing thedirection, but it's order.
I would have him on Saturdaycreates the title of what we're
creating, right?
And then the steps, and thenwithin those steps, fill out
this information, but go to aplace that is foreign, but does

(36:11):
a very good job with structure,and it could be something like
with him in particular, it'sLeo.
So go to a place where he feelslike he's King.
And it literally is as simple aslet me go to the foot massage
place, because even though Ican't hear what they're saying,
they treat me this way.
And I like how I'm being treatedthis way, right?
And or go to a place thatactivates your feet.

(36:32):
Something that's more hot.
Because it's in Leo, I'd say gowalk on the sand.
It's this kind of activation,but not too intense.
Because with Pete's mind, itsits in Capricorn.
So it's hard working, it's likeclimbing up the mountain,
continuously climbing, right?
And this goes to the 12th house.
So anytime something goes to the12th house, but Saturn's very
good with the 12th house.

(36:53):
So there's loss of somethingthere has to be loss or
foreigner and or hospitals oralone time or away time.
These things start to come up,but we want to do things that
are in order to what thecreativity is.
And even how I do my creativepiece.
I'm like.
I'm just going to go with myflow and then I'm going to go
back and organize so it's thistype of process because what it

(37:17):
does is that inspiration willcome in while you're in the
flow.
And then when you're comingback, you'll start to recognize
it and say, Oh gosh, that'sthis.
And I felt like this.
And that feels like when I'mlike, this, doing this.
Or if I'm interacting with thisperson, I keep on feeling that
same underlying tone, becauseall we're doing is trying to get

(37:39):
the body to remember the supporthere, because the body is very
good at collecting.
It's excellent

Krista (37:47):
information.

Willie (37:48):
Information.
It is the best one to one thing.
There is that we have to test.
There's nothing better than thebody.
So like each organ holdsemotions, it also holds sound,
color.
Everything, it holds everything,but it's literal.
It's the most literal thing thatwe interact with.
So when we're working with thefeet, the way that I review it

(38:10):
as I would to get a little bitmore detailed, if he was like,
okay I want to know exactly ifyou could do one thing.
I'd say, perfect.
Send me a picture of your feetand I'll tell you which.
But in which toe to apply agreen that you like, right?
And then we would activate thisscreen and you put it on this
particular day.
And this is what you would watchcharacter wise emotion, this

(38:32):
kind of thing.
And these things would increasein this way.
So

Krista (38:37):
what would the outcome be of that?

Willie (38:40):
The outcome would be that it would solidify the
vibration within his physicalself, which would then radiate
as he does stuff.
Oh, his is walking, right?
If this is something that shewould be open to be going to a
spiritual mother and touchingher feet, because when you're
honoring somebody, you alwaysbow and you're bowing to the

(39:01):
light in them, but you're bowingto their feet because you're
saying, I am here at yourservice.
And the person could literallyhave nothing to do with
spirituality.
It's Oh my gosh, thank you,doctor, for saving my son's
life, there's this unbelievablerespect and it's always at the
feet and his has very strongaspects with this.

Krista (39:22):
So if he were to go to a mother guru and bow at her feet,
tell me what that would thencreate in him.

Willie (39:31):
So it would spark, it would create a very strong spark
that he would never forget it'sa generalization because the
will is his.
Willie said this person, but Ilike this person.
So there's this buffer.
And it can literally be like, Idon't know why, but I really
like this book I read where thismother was very fantastic.

(39:52):
It's the imagination that onlylimits us on how much we can
interact in this way.

Krista (39:58):
Can your work advise on anything?
I know you can look at where tolive and probably what food to
eat or to avoid.
How specific are you able to getand where is it limited?

Willie (40:13):
So since the universe.
I should say universe in humans,really, they ID everything,
everything's ID'd.
So when we're looking at theflow of Mother Earth there's
always a status and aprogression of something.
And through this flow, she'strying to tell us how we should
do things, and even where we'retalking about spirituality or

(40:37):
religion, they always have ahierarchy, this person's the
highest, and then these are thepeople underneath.
Regardless of their people,angels, spirits, what have you.
And anytime something new comesup, it has to be ID.
Even if it's a number withletters, there's some type of
tag because it has to fit intospace.

(41:00):
It has to fit into its seat.
And so really the limit is, it'spretty open.
There's, I don't know.
I haven't seen a limit yet,except for whatever their will
is.
But really everything is ID.
So since everything is ID or hasa color.
a direction, a shape, then itcan relate to all the different

(41:21):
esoteric sciences.

Krista (41:23):
That makes a lot of sense because I've never had an
experience in reading therecords where I've asked a
question and haven't gotten ananswer.
It's all there.

Willie (41:33):
And the part about it is that with numerology and
astrology there are twodifferent sides of the same
coin.
And so diving more into one,you're going to lose the other
aspect and vice versa.
And you have to understand bothof them to be like, This is how
your coin sits perfectly,
and
that's what you call like a solution, right?
It's oop oh my gosh, it'ssitting there, awesome.

(41:56):
This is how it works.
And then it just takes practiceor remembering.
It's really remembering becauseeverything that happened is
between zero to nine, sosomebody has a supportive number
this year.
That root year is something thatwas very supportive for them or
something happened, even if itwas like, Oh, my gosh, this

(42:16):
unsupportive thing happened.
And then the solution came andit comes quicker.
So they have the tools to thenapply it.
So then they don't feel lost.

Krista (42:28):
Can we talk a bit of master numbers?
Does everyone have them and arethey always beneficial?
And do they predict certainoutcomes or paths for people?
How do they work?

Willie (42:40):
So everybody has a number.
Everybody has asked number.
It depends how prominent thatnumber is.
There's certain equations andnumerology that are prominent,
and these are what the life isderived from.
But whenever I look inside ofsome of these astrology chart,

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that's master number is there,but it might not be prominent.

Krista (43:05):
So Pete, for instance, to get more specific, talk about
how his master numbers relate tohis.
current situation his life now.

Willie (43:17):
Yeah, so basically with him, it's unique.
And the reason why I say this sowhen I when I did your numbers,
It was like a plus B equalsmaster number prominent in a
prominent position.
X, Y and Z right?
With his is that the year thathe was born is the year of the
goat, and this has a focus.

(43:40):
Specifically on his third house,and so with this particular
focus, his master number 11 isthere, so the year activates the
detail of the actual house.
It acts like a master number, itacts like this, right?
So third house is doing thingswith your hands, short trips,
brothers, siblings, it's courageand effort, but it sits in the

(44:04):
house of Scorpio, which is thenatural esoteric science.
So this means like, oh,, I wantto touch stuff that has esoteric
science.
I want to touch stuff that isvery deep.
I want to touch stuff that'svery secret, give me the
secrets, give me the secrets andthis is one aspect of his.
And this is based off the yearhe's born.

(44:25):
And the other part is that hisascendant has a master number
33.
And this is the teacher andcommunicator.
If there were 10 people onstage, and he started speaking,
this match number 3 would actlike this and people would
listen to him rather than otherpeople, because master number
33, they have a voice and peoplelisten, regardless of they like

(44:47):
him or not.
It doesn't have anything to dowith that.
It's that his vibration is thecommunication vibration.
It is the teaching vibration,everybody has their different
one.
So it comes in this particularway.
And with these together and likehow things happen within his
chart, it gives it like thisflicker.
So it it activates it and thisway, but it's unique because

(45:10):
It's something that you have towork with a lot to understand.

Krista (45:14):
and Pete, does that resonate with you?

Pete (45:17):
It's very flattering.
Of course,

Krista (45:20):
flatter you.
It's very, It's very sweet.

Pete (45:23):
Yes, absolutely.
It is self serving to agree, Youknow, we were talking about
depth and sensitivity and I'm anEnneagram three and a four
pretty much tied.
And that lines up with that.
I don't know if you guys likethe Enneagram at all, but I
really like depth and I reallylove secrets.
And my spiritual practice isvery like, get to it.

(45:46):
I don't want shrines and I don'twant beads.
My current teacher is RupertSpira and he's a potter who
teaches the non dualunderstanding.
And you can tell he's constantlyover and over refining it like
rocks in a river.
He puts out, I would say this tohis face.
He puts out very similar booksevery year.
Because he's trying to refineit, distill it, distill it,

(46:09):
distill it.
And it's honestly the mostexciting thing in my life.
I get up really early in themorning just to have alone time
and read that.
But more than anything, I'm likejust tell me what's going on
here.
Like what reality is.
And then obviously the secondpart as a comedian.
That is not always myexperience.
I mean, I've, I've obviously hadmoments of losing people and

(46:31):
stuff, but I also have found aflow of getting people to listen
and focus on me.
And I've been in situations withother people on stage and have
had that experience.
Even though that sounds like abrag, that does resonate with
me.

Krista (46:47):
Not at all.
It's an energy thing.

Pete (46:49):
Yeah.
Yeah.
It feels good.
What's interesting is the moreI've been doing standup for 20
years and now I've more than 20years actually.
And I've started doing jokesabout the meaning of life.
And that's a really weird thingto do in a comedy club.
So I was just in Pittsburgh andthere's, about 50 minutes into
my set.
I just do a five minute thingabout, Awareness.

(47:14):
And it's really uh, it's themost exciting part for me.
I really get locked in and I'mlike, this is super weird to
people are drinking and I'vebeen talking about sex and
whatever, pooping.
It doesn't matter.
Like I've been making peoplelaugh.
And then out of nowhere doingthis thing.
And when that happens there'sthis real claiming of a teacher

(47:36):
type of authority that feelsreally fun to do.
But every time you do it, you'relike, is this going to work?
And then by the end of it,they're clapping.
And you're like, And again, I'maware that it sounds like I'm
bragging here, but it's, itfeels like I'm aligned in that
moment, I got 300 people andthey have very different

(47:59):
spiritual religious views, but Ifound a way to talk about
something that's really hard totalk about in a way that
everybody could feel into, evenif it was just momentarily.
So that feels like that.
It feels like both the 11 andthe 33 at the same time.

El (48:15):
Does that feel expansive for you?
Bringing that aspect ofawareness into your comedy?

Pete (48:21):
Yeah, no it's the most exciting thing that I think I
do.
It's very exciting.
Meaning I love to um, kill.
That's our term for do verywell, but something about it.
I actually say, before I do it,I go I think about this stuff so
much.
It would be dishonest to nottalk about it.

(48:41):
So I'd give it like thisdisclaimer.
And I really mean that meaningif you're an orator.
And 90 percent of your timeyou're thinking about that might
be an exaggeration, but you'rereading about these things.
You're thinking about thesethings and your life has been
transformed by these things.
And you get on stage for an hourand 10 minutes, and you don't
talk about it.
There's actually almost aviolence to that.

(49:01):
There's like a deep insincerityand a betrayal.
And there's no there's what'sthat to me?
Absolutely.
To me, but it's also, in my.
worldview.
It's all just us anyway.
So I'm not trying to changeanybody.
I'm really just trying to hit areally fun symbol or dance in

(49:22):
this fun little way without anagenda.
I don't want to sell a book or Idon't want anyone to be a card
carrying member of my beliefsystem, but in that precious
sort of eternal space that youcreate in an absurd.
place.
That's my feeling.
If they're deep frying chickenfingers, I'm not talking about

(49:42):
meat politics.
I'm just saying it's not a placefor those types of
conversations.
And then you do it and everybodyis just locked in and there it
can be very exciting andenlivening and also very honest
to me.
It's similar to a sexualidentity.
It would be like being in thecloset.
And if I just was lying andthere are comedians and I love

(50:05):
these comedians that wereashamed about being gay and they
would lie about having agirlfriend or whatever.
And then when they startedtalking about being gay.
I can't claim to know what thatfeels like.
But now that I found a way totalk about divine truths in a
really em embarrassed way and inan em embarrassing way, that is

(50:26):
the thrill of my life.

Krista (50:29):
I think the world is changing too, so much that
there's.
It's an aspect where we're allcraving it or that part of you
is growing, but it's growing inall of us.
So you're connecting tosomething so much deeper and
richer in all of us have it.
Period.
I

Pete (50:45):
completely agree to that.
I think there's Rupert Spirowould say there's a ripening,
like people are, I think theinternet has a lot to do with it
and maybe, I don't know.
I think.
I was just watching that movie,My Dinner with Andre, and I
really liked it.
And, I've seen it before.
And they're, it was made in the70s.
And they're really blowing openso many incredible things.

(51:05):
It's still a mind blowing movie.
And I'm like, that was as mindblowing as they could get then.
And that's incredible.
I'm not taking anything awayfrom that.
And what a privilege to live ina time now where if we had a My
Dinner with Andre movie, theywould certainly start talking
about it.
Consciousness.
What is the nature of theknowing with which I know my

(51:27):
experience?
That's the big question becausewe're gorging on stimuli,
stimuli, but we're not reallysure what is taking in that
stimulation.
And that's the last greatquestion.
And people are really engagedwith it.
So to take And I'm grateful,happy, excited to take some
credit away from myself.

(51:48):
I really do think it's a kind ofsmelling what's cooking in the
culture.
And that has a lot to do withthe availability of these
teachings and our receptivity tothem.

Krista (51:59):
And to be in a position to stand up on a stage and be in
the teacher leader.
Pioneer role of guiding peoplehome to themselves to, being the
example, that's gotta be soenriching.

Pete (52:15):
It is, a lot of my friends, because I grew up
religious, a good number of themare pastors and in the clergy.
And I was just talking with oneof them about how much it sucks
that they can't express the fullspectrum of their feeling.
They can't address their doubt.
They're not allowed to change ormorph or contradict or be human.

(52:37):
And they're also not allowed tolose their temper, or be angry,
or be sarcastic, or be snarky,or be mean.
One of my favorite lines ofRichard Rohr, another great
teacher of mine who's aFranciscan, he says the word
nice isn't in the New Testament.
The entire New Testament, theword nice isn't there.
And the fact that we've turnedChristianity in particular, the
kind I was raised with, prettymuch into an institutionalized

(52:59):
being polite.
Appearing very genteel.
There's nothing wrong with beingpolite and there's nothing wrong
with being nice, but I really donot think that is the sort of
message that gets you crucified.
Be a cool hang.
That's not the sort of thingthat people rally against and
murder you over.
You got to get a little bittrickier than that, or a little

(53:20):
bit more juicy than that, to behonest.
But It's not just comedians.
What's interesting to me is whatwe were talking about me and my
friend, I was like, what sucksis cult leaders filled that gap.
Like people that have access tospiritual truth, but will say
fuck and say shit and addressthe existence of negative
emotion or being horny orsexuality or anger or whatever,

(53:44):
or dance or drugs or whatever itmight be.
So they're this dangerous.
Way to fill that void.
And I think it's not justcomedians.
There's lots of people.
It seems that are stepping uppodcasters, authors, all types
of different artists that aregoing like, I don't want.
to be the Mickey Mouse, alwayscheery, happy, never in a bad

(54:07):
mood mascot of a faith.
And I'm not saying that with anydelight.
I'm saying that's a burden thatwe put on our clergy.

Krista (54:14):
Absolutely.

Pete (54:15):
But people are picking up that mantle and I should say
people like Richard Rohr, who'sin the clergy and is as real and
as true and as awesome and asbeautiful as it gets.
So there's also clergy peoplethat are finding a way to do
this.
I grew up In a world where thatwas your job.
If you're the pastor, it's yourjob to smile.
It's your job to never stand upfor yourself.
Never say, I'm sorry, I justneed a little me time.

(54:37):
I can't come to that dinner.
I can't come to that birthday.
I'm like, I'm a little burnedout.
Like, why are you not allowed tosay that?
It really lights me up.
Inside how we confused someonewho's dedicated their life to
teaching and serving can't alsojust sometimes not want to go to
Judy's birthday party.
It's like, why is he apolitician, why is it about

(54:58):
pressing the flesh?
Yeah.
Why isn't he human?
Especially in Christianity,where so much of the message is
fully God and fully human,that's the whole thing.
That's the whole thing.
And then we ask, again, I'msaying this in their defense.
We ask pastors to be these likesex neutral, calm, smiley, very

(55:22):
much, in the same way that wegroom our politicians, the right
amount of scuff on their shoes,the right color tie, the right
smile.
We want the Bill Clinton thumbsup, whatever it might be just to
like appease and please the mostnumber of people when I'm like,
How did we get here from a dudewandering in the desert?
I

Krista (55:43):
don't understand and we wonder why we don't trust them
at all,

Pete (55:47):
and again, there's actually something not if I were
to speak to, certain, I'm nottalking about the far right.
religious.
I'm talking about just like amore in the middle.
I don't want to say normal, butlike it a more typical church
experience.
I would say there's a hugeopportunity right now.
If you could just open andsoften and some places are and

(56:08):
get a little bit more real.
The message, the teachings ofJesus are.
incredible and wonderful andnecessary, but it's the like,
don't touch your dick thing thatnobody wants that anymore.
Nobody needs that anymore.
And I have a good feeling.
You probably touch your dick.
If you're saying that.
Sorry to make it about that, butit's always sex and it's always

(56:30):
swearing.
What was that?
All

Krista (56:31):
of a sudden I was like, wait, I have a dick.

Pete (56:33):
Got

Krista (56:36):
a little confused for a second.

Pete (56:38):
No, I was talking to the imaginary pastor.
I certainly wasn't talking toyou, but we've turned it into
all the hot button things, sex,your language teen pregnancy,
all these things the things thatyou can see when It has, none of
that has anything to do with thefundamental conversion of how
you interpret and interact withreality.
It's

Krista (56:56):
also all a distraction to not being with yourself, not
being home with yourself, notallowing yourself to form your
own feelings, opinions, path,right?
Everything's outside andeverything's being told to us
what to do.
So where did we then.
Garden our own and nurture ourown and decide our own lives.

(57:21):
There's no collaboration

Willie (57:24):
it's taking away the human aspects of everybody and
their individual.

Pete (57:27):
Yeah, exactly.
We were talking about anger too.
It's anger and your sexuality.
These can be difficult things tocope with, but just hiding them
away in the closet or pushingthem underwater is a really
unhealthy and stupid approach tothe human experience when so
much of it.
is about forgiving and allowingand saying yes to what is the

(57:52):
great surrender to what is,including your own flaws.
That's my experience.
The more that I feel cooked andthen I have a moment where I'm
frustrated or angry.
You just realize like you'repart of this sort of dance as
well.
And you can forgive.
yourself, and you can do it inreal time.
That's so much better than,begging for forgiveness again,

(58:14):
from a deity that's outside ofyou.
That's a million miles away fromyou.
That's watching you like alifeguard.

Krista (58:21):
One of the first things that came through over and over
again, when I started doing thiswork was make nothing wrong.
And the message was that theuniverse is not punitive.
We're not in trouble.
We're never in trouble.
It is always constantly tryingto provide us opportunities to
learn lessons and grow and shapeand change, but we're never,

(58:45):
yeah, it's not out to get us.

Pete (58:47):
Krista I'll say this every time I get the chance to say it,
but it's because I know thereare so many.
Former evangelicals arerecovering or confused
evangelicals who I don't know, Ineeded to hear this.
It's right there.
The sermon on the mountain endswith the prodigal son.
I like to joke that's Jesus'scloser.
And the story is, we all knowthis.

(59:08):
It's not a King, but peoplethink of it as a King.
It has two sons.
One of the sons asked for hisinheritance and he goes away and
he blows it.
It's, it doesn't say this, butpeople always assume it's on sex
workers and alcohol and, justdebauchery, but it is implied
that he has like a pirate kindof good time and burns it at
both ends.
And then he ends up broke aloneand working with pigs, which is

(59:31):
a very colorful image becausethis is a Jewish person.
So he's working with the pigs.
It's a way of saying he's lowerthan low.
So what's really key here.
And this is the love of God thatis actually so loving that
people don't like it.
There's a type of yes.
And there's a type of love thatpeople would prefer the scornful
wrathful God that destroys whowe hate and loves us.

(59:53):
But it's actually so much moreirrationally loving than we
would even care to admit that wedon't like because the man is
down on his life and all he doesand this is, I think the genus
of Jesus's story.
All he does is remember who hisfather is.
That's the whole thing.
He just, one day the boy is withthe pigs and he goes, wait, my

(01:00:14):
father's a king.
I can go home.
Now what we've changed becauseof atonement theory.
Which didn't come intoChristianity, to weird flex
here, I think it's the year1054.
We started getting reallyobsessed with Jesus dying for
us, bleeding out for us, beingtortured for us.
This is the movie, The Passionof the Christ.
We want to like, watch thetorture and be like, that was
supposed to be me.

(01:00:35):
But you, look at the ProdigalSon.
The Prodigal Son doesn't have aJesus character.
A Jesus character doesn't comeup to the man with the pigs and
say, Hey, I know your father'sgoing to be livid with you for
what you did, but walk home withme.
I'll let him torture and murderme.
And then you can live in thekingdom.
That's not what happens.
The boy just remembers who hisfather's and walks in as

(01:01:00):
unworthy and is afraid andashamed of.
As we all feel sometimes andthey throw a party.
That's the whole message.
And that was Jesus's also ifyou're a history buff, the
prodigal son is the mosthistorically backed, like Jesus
said, this kind of thing, like ascribe didn't add that.
It's not in some of the gospel.
Not it's this is Jesus's homerun teaching.

(01:01:21):
And all it is, is it's arecognition.
It's a T it's like trauma work.
Look this way.
Just turn your head that way.
You keep looking this way.
You're looking at the pigs.
Look that way.
There's your family.
You're okay.
You were always okay.
And what does the father say?
You're always with me andeverything I have is yours.
He doesn't say you're with menow.

(01:01:43):
He says, I'm always with you andevery it's in the old Testament.
I make my bed in the depths andyou were there.
I make my bed in hell.
You were in there.
I make my bed in the heavens.
You were there.
Where can you go from yourself?
You w he was just going back tohimself.
I'll say that every chance Iget, because that's why it's
good news.
It's bad news.

(01:02:03):
If they go.
I'll let him murder me.
I know we're supposed to betalking about astrology, but
man, I loved, I love saying thatmakes my day better.

Krista (01:02:11):
Overarchingly makes so much sense to everything I've
seen in this work, everything Isee through that lens in the
world, Willie, I'm sure it'strue for you in terms of what
you see.

Willie (01:02:24):
Yeah.
I went to an all Catholicschool.
There were nuns until fifthgrade, and they had their sticks
not bigger than their pinky, itwas actually through this
process that I started to backaway.
The more that I went up theladder was like, that doesn't
make sense.
That doesn't make sense.
But the thing that wasinteresting was always service

(01:02:46):
for others.
Which I love service for others.
It's very big in my system.
But the service for others was aduty, this is your duty, you
have these things you need toget.
You're at this level, you needto do this.
And then going to college.
I was also Jesuit, I took myfirst class outside of the
Catholic church and it was incollege and it was on Buddhism.

(01:03:08):
I was like, oh, this is sogreat.
And then I just started to studyand research Jesuits and how
they interacted with theBuddhist and how some of them
actually turned from Jesuits tobeing Buddhist.
And that was always veryinteresting to me.
But the reason why I like theJesuits, because they are very
good educators.
Their education is very good,but The way that the teachers

(01:03:33):
then become the priest and howit becomes very stale, and even
though that they had a lifebefore they took the clergy
before they got put into thechurch, like, all that, oh, we
don't talk about that on thisnow, it's wait a minute.
How can I even ask you as a, anall boys high school hey, this
girl really likes me.
And what should I do?

(01:03:53):
Like where, where's my supportin this area.
So when it comes to the thingthat really allowed my system to
come alive for me was the areasthat are the most unsupported
for me, those were the areasthat gave the most support.
It's always when you're down inthe pigs, right?
You get the most support.

(01:04:14):
It's always that wheneverything's falling apart for
you, you find the most support,and even if the most support is
somebody who's using somethingexternal to numb things the
truth is very strong and theyjust need time, but the support
never dies.
I call it support because it'sbeneficial for somebody, but the

(01:04:35):
truth, it won't ever die.
It tries to get numbed bydifferent activities, but that's
because it's truth.

Krista (01:04:43):
Do you think that the support is so present?
Is it because we're so raw?
What do you attribute that to?

Willie (01:04:54):
I think the cool thing that's happening now is that a
lot of esoteric science iscoming out and it's being
approached better.
And I, so this is a funny thing,funny theory.
I think it has to do with cellphones.

Krista (01:05:07):
Interesting.

Willie (01:05:08):
So I grew up in the 1980s, right?
And it was like, hey, the phoneis ringing.
You pick up the phone and you'rehanded the phone that has a
connection that has a line allthe way to the other person,
right?
There's actually a one to one,right?
I can feel it, I can touch it.
It's right there, right?
The more that cell phones cameinto existence, the more of

(01:05:32):
how's that phone working?
How's that phone different thanme?
I'm connecting to the universe.
So is that phone connects at acertain frequency, which relates
to this tower, then goes back tothis tower, then goes back to
the hub and kicks over.
And it says, Hey, I'm contactingWillie and his ideas.
X, Y, and Z.
So how's that different for meconnecting to something divine?

(01:05:54):
Even if it is something that isa deity, that's never been
talked about as it has thestructure as the words and the
mechanism fits my vibration,right?
The more that we get away fromactual old school 1 to 1 versus
wireless, it's the same thatwe've always been.
We were wireless, and then wewent one to one, right?

(01:06:14):
And now we're becoming wirelessagain, and technology is doing
this funny thing of flipping inthis particular way.
And information is unbelievablyfast these are just like
downloads.
Like little people are going andsaying, Oh, I'm going to review
this and this.
Hey, did you know this and this?
Then I'm going to review allthis stuff, right?
Because they know what they'relooking for, especially when
they have this type of number.
So we're coming out of a long,it's called like a Kali Yuga,

(01:06:37):
but we're coming out ofdarkness.
And darkness always has a tetheron something to say, see, this
is why you're bad, becauseyou're physically with this
physical thing.
Versus the story of, oh, I'mhere, but I remember truth.
I remember truth because thenthat becomes holy or becomes

(01:06:57):
sacred because you're justremembering you're changing your
frequency and the frequencyisn't low.
It's high.
So cell phones

Krista (01:07:08):
or

Willie (01:07:11):
maybe wireless technology.
Maybe you don't.

Krista (01:07:14):
I like it.
Willie, you said somethingduring your session with Pete
that I would love more clarityon.
You said that matching numbersare divine beings and that
they're an expression of God.
You said there are mechanismsthat work outside of the
universe and come instantly andcontinuously when you know how
to interact with them.

(01:07:34):
Can you tell us more about that?

Willie (01:07:38):
Yes.
Master numbers.
So master numbers are doubledigits from 11 to 99.
And these work special becausethey're outside of the mundane
world.
The mundane world is consideredzero to nine, so this is what
everything has makeup of that asa person, place, thing, or idea.

(01:08:00):
So master number 11 is somethingthat connects the physical world
to the spiritual world.
And when somebody has this, theyhave some type of clear, right?
Clairvoyance, claircognizance.
They have some kind of gift, andthey played with it when they
were young, but it gotestablished when they were at
that master number in theirlife, so when they turn 11, it's

(01:08:20):
like on,
right.
So it happened and they could be shocked because of it.
And so they'll retreat to theirparents to say, Hey, and if
they're enlightened tounderstand, they'll say, Oh,
this is a gift.
This is so wonderful versus thisis bad.
We need to stop it.
We need to do something here.
Because when master numbers getstopped, it creates a very deep

(01:08:41):
type of unsupportive issuewithin their physical being.
So it seems as though they startto have some type of autoimmune
disease or something that's, Oh,this is always happening.
I don't know what's going on.
And then there's master number22, which is taking small ideas
and making them very big, masternumber 33, which we talked
about.

(01:09:01):
It's being able to speak andteach and people just listen.
They just drop into their seatmaster number 44 which you have,
which is taking lots ofinformation and making it
concise and have a ideal flow.
When somebody has this they'realways able to access this, but
when they know how it becomes.

(01:09:22):
Very powerful.
They have this wonderful,powerful gift.
And the beautiful thing about itis that the software helps get
somebody aligned so they canwork at themselves.
And this is how I built some ofthe information that I couldn't
find in books where I hit aceiling on, but I knew was there
and master numbers they're hard.
When you have a master number,it's like you have the VIP.

(01:09:44):
So you got to rush to the frontof the line.
So it's taking coal and makingit a diamond.
So generally speaking, masternumbers that are prominent
people, they've just had it.
Because they're trying to breakthem open.
They're saying you have to leadfor your community and do it in
this particular way.
the reason why numbers areimportant.

(01:10:05):
Is the best way to jump intoanything that is unknown is
because in regards to theuniverse, it's always leaving
this concept continuously as itcreates, so regardless of
whatever type of seed you'reworking with, the seed has to go
down before it goes up, there'sdifferent designs and things
that have to do with patterns,so if we cut a piece of wood, it

(01:10:26):
has a certain pattern, and thisreally relates to applied
combinatorics, which isbasically an equation that can
reproduce any kind of quoteunquote random pattern, and and
when it comes to mathrepetitions and things like
this, I should say the greatones they always say whenever
they come out with an equation,it's always something that they

(01:10:47):
found in the universe and theysay, I didn't create this It was
already here and it was throughthis right either through
meditation or working with theuniverse or things like this but
they're the closest in mycurrent opinion, but they're the
closest to the concept ofshowing how science and
spirituality are alwaysintertwined and it can never be

(01:11:08):
separated.
So in regards to numbers, withnumerology.
This is how I see energy in asense, everything fits inside.
Now numerology is, it's fairlysimple, the mundane numbers are
from one to nine.
And everybody has these numberswhen you calculate it.
And then there's matchingnumbers, 11 through 99.

(01:11:29):
And then there's universalkarmic numbers, 13, 14, 16 to
19.
Matching numbers are divine,Beings, their expression of God
their, mechanisms that workoutside of the universe and come
instantly and continuously whenyou know how to interact with
it.
Universal karmic numbers arethings that we have to deal with

(01:11:50):
that we don't want to.
So it's kinda like you're goingup a mountain and all of a
sudden this tree falls down andyou're like, oh, I guess I'm not
going hiking today.
And you turn around and the samebig tree falls down, so you're
like, ah, this is gonna be theworst.
I don't know how to get outtahere.
I didn't write tools, right?
You're just stuck, but you haveto get your way out because you
have to get back home.

(01:12:11):
So they're very drastic in howthey work.
The difference between likenature versus us is that we keep
track of details and nature hasone mind.
So they're always saying, weunderstand how everything is.
They're following theirvibration.
They're not trying to say todayI think I'm going to be a hippo,
but yesterday I was a squirrel.

(01:12:31):
It is what it is, this is themind, this is the ego.
The best acronym that I've seenfor ego is easing God out.
It's saying that I am numberone.
I am the only one.
There is nothing but me.
Period.
While the nature says we are allone.
We all share the same thing.

(01:12:52):
I understand I'm a squirrel, andif I get close to, this type of
large pet, it has to eat me,because that's a cycle of life.
So the boundaries are understoodbetter than the grayness of I've
decided this because of, So thedictionary is a bunch of spells,
really.

(01:13:14):
Because we're spelling out how amechanism works.
And another way to look atmechanism when I talk about is
just different cars.
So when we review your chart,your mind can say, Oh my gosh,
I'm this Corvette and it'sfantastic.
It's red and it just flies.
And this part may be true, butyou're driving on the country
road where it's not paved.

(01:13:34):
So why is life hard?
I should be able to go faster.
Everybody's beating me and theyhave a beetle, they're just
barely, but they have the tiresand they understand where their
community's at.
So when we review yourvibrational farm, we're
literally taking out yourowner's manual and I'm just
saying, oh, this is how thisvehicle works.

(01:13:54):
But your driving the car.
I'm only in for shotgun for alittle bit.
If that's what all these signsmean and symbols and things like
that, you're driving.
It's your will that's going tochange anything.
Now, the thing that we can'tchange, we can't rip down a
house and restart over.

(01:14:14):
All we can do is update thecolor and change the furNiture.
And we'll describe optimalplaces, because really, once you
find your community, everybody,Knows and helps and the answers
are always there.
And so the reason why I askabout the house because the
house is the most importantsolution.

(01:14:36):
And the reason being is becauseMother Earth she vibrates at a
certain level.

Pete (01:14:41):
So you literally said the house, we're not talking
metaphorically.
You mean this house that I'm inright now.

Willie (01:14:47):
Yes, literally the house makes or breaks, and the reason
being is because we're livinginside of Mother Earth and she
has the strongest, strongestenergy.
And she has the strongestvibration, there's certain
things that the planets can doto act like a blueprint, or
energy, there's certain things,right?

(01:15:08):
But for the most part, it's ifyou're looking at a radio
station, right?
99 is the energy side, right?
That's a numerology side inpoint one or point 2.
3.
That's the frequency.
Or oh, I like this radio stationbecause it's 92.
3 and they sing this, right?
So this kind of thing, but whenyou're stepping into a house,

(01:15:29):
the house is a part of MotherEarth, and the reason being is
because we always have to digdown to build up.
Just like everything else, wehave to dig down to build up.
I need to change.
The world is doing X, Y, and Zto be perfect.
Dig down to build up.
You have to remove things, butyou have to understand who you
are first, and where you'resupposed to be.

(01:15:51):
So when the house is connectedwith Mother Earth, I feel at
home because everything's tryingto feel at home.
That's all.
And home is everything.
Home is the chest, right?
This is the fourth house.
This is where the heart is.
This is our first area that weget to feed, this is where we
grow so that's why it's one ofthe most important thing

Krista (01:16:15):
That brings me to the next question, which is some
people are born into reallychallenging numerical patterns,
and do you believe that theychoose that for themselves?
Do you believe that's karmic?
What are your beliefs aroundthat?

Willie (01:16:31):
It has a form of karma to it.
My perspective is that a soulcomes in and wants to experience
something to its fullest.
And that's a part of its life,and this is just one contract it
has to fulfill what it'ssupposed to articulate.
And once something, or once thatsoul knows its articulation,
then it's the expression of Godor the divine or the source.

(01:16:53):
Because there's something withinus that can never be destroyed,
and once it's understood andapplied, that's,
that's
when that part's done.
I've experienced the fullemotions of that piece, so I
understand why, how, what, andfor me it moves like this.
This is how it moves.

Krista (01:17:13):
And that's, far less punitive than the victim,
persecutor, savior complex thatwe all dabble with.
Pete, we ask everyone what theirspiritual practices are, how
they keep themselves inalignment what they know to do.
And it's interesting becausethis session Complimented the

(01:17:35):
things that you're alreadydoing, but what would you say,
are your spiritual practices?
What do you do to realign?

Pete (01:17:43):
As often as I can um, while you're asking that
question, just trying to stepback away from my thoughts and
feelings and perceptions intothe nameless field of being.
I just heard Rupert Spire, who Ialready mentioned as my teacher,
he's like, you don't justremember the teaching.

(01:18:03):
You go there, like you have togo there as often as you can.
So he likens it to if you workin a busy office downtown, but
every day you go home for lunchand you go home and it's quiet
and it's peaceful and you enjoyan hour at home.
He's you don't just think aboutyour house, you go there.
So really the most.
Important spiritual practice forme, especially if I'm having my

(01:18:27):
daughter through a really bigtantrum.
Sorry to tell on you, Lila, butshe did last night.
During the tantrum check andsee, is it still there?
Is your essential nature stillthis spacious, limitless?
naked, full, only of itself,also seemingly empty, but free

(01:18:48):
of agitation.
Is the field that you are justtotally okay?
And the answer is always yes.
So just making it a veryhabitualized practice to check.
I was pushing her on the swingtogether this morning.
Not really enjoying it, it'sreally hot, I'm sweating, but
what is the nature of theknowing that knows that I'm
sweaty and would maybe rather besitting down?

(01:19:09):
The nature of the knowing isalways perfect peace.
And uh, heaven and then muchmore practically, as I say I
think I look at my day.
This kind of has a psychologicalbent to it as well, which is I
look at my brain.
My, my being is having fourslots.
And if I start the day and loadthe slots with the wrong things

(01:19:33):
obviously there are no wrongthings.
I'm just talking aboutoptimizing my day.
But if it's lack, if it's fear,if it's agitation, if it's
stress, it has the potential tothrow my entire day.
And I do look at these things as24 hour windows, right?
But if you wake up in themorning, you're in that
auspicious time.
You were just in deep sleep.

(01:19:53):
You were just in that timeless,eternal naked place.
So run with that.
And while you can stillremember.
That glimpse of your naturereinforce it with a teacher that
you like, read something.
I'm not a huge meditator, but Iwill meditate for 10, 15
minutes.
Sometimes longer breath workobviously is huge for me.

(01:20:15):
I don't know why people who lovealtering their state don't just
do breath work more, especiallyif you just have a nothing day.
And, I love the breath work youdo, Krista.
There's even easier ones.
I say that because if I'm reallyfeeling energized, I'll do your
breath work, which is the, it'sa three part breath.
You can even just go like aflowing in, out, in, out, do

(01:20:38):
that for 45 minutes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because look, I'm glad youunderstand.
Cause I'm certainly notcriticizing yours.
Yours is I feel good and healthyand energized.
I'll do yours, but that takes acertain level of energy and my
mind will try and go I don'thave the energy.

Krista (01:20:54):
You

Pete (01:20:54):
always have the energy to just breathe in and just try and
seamlessly don't have a gap.
Just breathe in and breathe outand do it just a little bit
faster than you normally would.
You do that for 45 minutes.
It's very similar to taking apsychedelic.
It's very similar.
It's very similar to feelinglike a giant in a train set, to
be honest, like everything justlooks very novel.

(01:21:15):
Suddenly you feel like acharacter in a short story or
something.
You're just like hyper actuallyseeing reality.
And all you did was breathe andit felt good while you were
doing it and your body felt goodand your brain feels better and
it's good for your health andall this stuff.
I think that's another thingthat's super important but
that's long answer.
Checking in as often as I can,not just thinking about my true

(01:21:38):
nature, but trying, not trying,just dissolving into it,
settling into it.
It's not a, again, a RupertSpira thing.
He's you don't you don't have tounclench your hand.
We're walking around being athing and having thoughts and
you just relax it and the handwill just take its natural
shape.
So trying to check in with your.
True self as often as possible.
Because that's the only piecethere is.

(01:22:00):
And that's not just my opinion,that's literally every spiritual
teacher and master of the past5, 000

Krista (01:22:08):
years.
But you're going to claim it asyour own.
But you know what?
They won't mind.
Oh, amazing.
Thank you.
Willie, what would you consideryour, I can't imagine how many
you must have given how manytools you've provided me with,
but what would you consider yourgo to energetic spiritual

(01:22:30):
practices?

Willie (01:22:32):
It is always rebuilding itself, but my biggest, my core
is definitely spoken word ormantras.
Mantras are very powerful for mysystem.
So mantras and certain types ofsounds are also very key.
I listen to different types ofcompanies that really focus on
balancing the left and righthemisphere.

(01:22:54):
Because it is a science but it'sreally mantra conscious walking,
connecting to the weather.
And the reason why I'm alwaysrebuilding is because there's
some days that I go that arejust seamless.
And there are some days that aremore bumpy.
The ones that make me grow aremore of the bumpy ones.
Because I'm looking to see whileI'm doing my different mantras

(01:23:18):
what's coming in front of me,because that has something to
say that I need to work on.
I'm like, Oh, that'sinteresting.
This comes and then it repeatsits time throughout the day in
different, forms.
So spiritual practice for me islike a, it's very continuous,
but it's very deep and personal.
It's very deep and personal, butI'm always open.

(01:23:40):
There's nothing where I'm likethis is it now, not for my
system.
But really the weather does sucha good job with how you should
be sitting in it.
It's always telling you what todo.

Krista (01:23:50):
The energetic weather.
You call the astral plane, theweather, correct?

Willie (01:23:56):
Yeah, so both of them actually.
So there's like the astralweather, which is every noun has
its weather type.
And then there's a universalweather.
So a person, place, thing, oridea, right?
So if somebody created abusiness, that's a thing, right?
And then it gets an ID.
So it has its own weather.
So how that weather interactswith the universal weather that

(01:24:17):
interacts with the person that'sdriving it, right?
Myself and or the charactersthat need to come in, right?
There's this astral weather thathas all these different pieces.
But then there's just literallywalking in nature, just walking
with nature along big trees.

Krista (01:24:39):
Pete, do you have any follow up questions or anything
else you'd like to add?

Pete (01:24:43):
The only thing I was gonna add just a good student brag is
that I've been doing so many ofthe things that you told me
Eddie and I've been, I'm sorry,Eddie William.
I was trying to think of thename of doesn't matter.
I've been wearing so much redunderwear.
I've been wearing so much greensocks, especially when I have
shows and stuff.
I've been getting the footmassages.

(01:25:04):
Like I said the heat I'm tryingto think there are other things.
Oh, I've been listening.
Yeah.
You told me the music to listento.
And I have that album, theMonroe thing.
I have it right here.
I listened to it constantly.
The hemi sink meditation.
So it wasn't wasted on me,everything that you told me to
do.
I at least.
Have been trying to do, but inmost cases have been

(01:25:25):
successfully uh, just made itpart of my life and it was easy
and it was great.
And when you did the housecleanse thing, our yard flooded,
like our sprinklers broke andyou told me something would go
wrong.
So something did go wrong, whichwas really cool.
I'm glad it was only that by theway.

Krista (01:25:46):
Tell us, what have you noticed since You've been
wearing the green socks and thered underwear.

Pete (01:25:53):
I don't know.
I don't, things have been goingwell.
It's
hard to say like things I've been feeling on an upswing
and just been very creative andvery balanced.
So I can't really compare it tobefore, but I can say while I'm
doing it, that that feeling hasbeen Strengthened and continuing

(01:26:14):
at the very least I could saycontinuing.

Krista (01:26:16):
Yeah.

Pete (01:26:18):
So it's been really fun.
And I like that there is like apractical application side of
things.
It's like a fun little homeworkassignment.

Krista (01:26:27):
My whole life in my home is very willified.
It's Eddie,

Pete (01:26:30):
actually, I'm sorry.
I don't know if you know that

Krista (01:26:32):
a lot of.
My best Eddie antidote is that Ihad really funny knees that
would just give out on me.
And I went to physicaltherapist, Kairos, MRIs,
orthopedists.
No one could tell me why.
And I didn't tell Eddie he toldme that there was something

(01:26:55):
wrong with my knees.
And the solution, he wanted meto wear purple knee socks all
the time.
Which I was absolutely not goingto do and we whittled it down.
We barded it down to, I had towear purple stickers on both my
knees, which I did.
And I never had any problemsagain, which was so, I mean, it

(01:27:19):
was bad.
There were some days where Icouldn't walk.
I couldn't get up out of cars itwould give out, I would fall
down.
It was serious and no doctorcould tell me why there was no
reason for it.
But purple stickers of allthings.
Yeah.
Nuts.

Pete (01:27:35):
So cool.
That's really cool.
Willie, what do you attributethe success of that to?

Willie (01:27:42):
So with numbers, particularly the number seven,
this has to do with violet andthe support of structure of
seven is a square and whenreviewing the chart, the area,
this had a lot of things goingon.
Anytime there's a lot of planetsin one constellation, like more

(01:28:05):
than two, it creates chaos.
So basically when I see this,I'm like, okay, let me make sure
this number is fully supported.
Now we can apply it in thisparticular way.
So it has the right spot.
And the reason why, the kneesare focused more about the 10th
house, so this 10th house isabout work and occupation and
this kind of thing.

(01:28:25):
So it's being able to bend whenthings happen and work, and
being able to understand whennot to bend, when somebody is
taking advantage, so what this 7does is it 7 is about always
about thinking about higherself.
Okay.
The higher self concepts beingopen and vulnerable, but having
structure to this concept.

(01:28:46):
So when you put the correctnumber and or shape.
On the correct part of the body.
It multiplies this instead ofwhat's written in the contract,
so we're putting more purplesquares because it's saying
we're going to do this, eventhough there's other information
that has to come through.
It's going to have some type offoundation and stability.

(01:29:08):
And this is the other reason whyfor the red underwear because
it's this particular part withinsomebody's chart that is
supportive and it's very strongand this really relates to
Pete's first name.
Which has a lot of wealth insideof it, so this wealth part
becomes stronger and it's reallywealth with external people,
also wealth with enlightenment.

(01:29:30):
So this is the reason why, whenhe dipped into his 33, it was
boom, so this is this pieceworking, but this is how people
eventually when they work andthey see and they're like this
used to be before and this isafter then they don't want to
take it off and what does itactually do?
Yeah.
So it's understanding, and thenit's awareness, and then it's
application, and then afterthat, you're just, you're

(01:29:50):
wielding, or you're pullingthings in you're meditating with
a purple square in thisparticular area, and you're
expanding or you're meditatingwith a sphere, a red sphere
within your body, and expandingit, because it's a practice to
get back to the mind, which Oncethe mind is strong, nothing else
can bend it.
It doesn't matter what comes in.

Krista (01:30:11):
It feels like it's a fine tuning.
If you're a singer, getting asong in the perfect key for your
voice so that you can execute itin the best possible manner.
Is it something along thoselines?

Willie (01:30:23):
Yes.
And it doesn't fall all the waydown, it used to go based on
mental, physical, emotional,spiritual, and your contract, or
your astral weather, and theuniverse's astral weather but
when you actually have someanchors it starts to neutralize
itself as it comes, instead ofbigger waves, it starts to get
tighter, quicker, and then itstarts to rebuild, because the
majority of issues that peoplehave is In my perspective

(01:30:45):
vibration is the key ofsomething being very
unsupportive and it comes outphysical or something that's
very supportive.
People that have very supportivepieces in their chart, those are
blessings.
Blessings to me is something youdon't think about.
It just happens.
Oh my God, you must have workedso hard to do this.

(01:31:06):
I don't know.
It just happened.
And master numbers have theirblessings.
And once you understand, how itworks.
This is how it works with me.
And this is how I'm able toapply it.
I use that process to create thespiritual software.
That's where these differentpieces came in in regards to
rooting color shapes, or evensound.

(01:31:27):
If somebody can continuously hitthat pitch or have that within
their system or put it on theirphone, really, the beautiful
thing about technology is thateverything that I say can be
done continuously.
I believe almost everybody hascell phones, if I said, Hey, put
this tone in here, every timeyou get a ring or a text, it
comes, this would adjust theirsystem to be in their spot, to

(01:31:48):
be in their community, to grow,because some people become very
successful outside of theircountry.
The birth date of the country.
The United States is a monkey.
It likes to figure things outwith his hands.
It's very smart, but it's verysecretive.
That's because it's a Scorpiorising and loves secrets and
loves occult science.
So understanding if I work witha monkey, I better not be a

(01:32:11):
tiger because tigers andmonkeys, they don't work
together but when they get outto a country that other tigers
are prominent, they say, Oh mygosh, this is my community.
How could you like that place?
They're this, and this, and theydon't even like America.
It has nothing to do with that.
It's the vibration that we liveoff.
So we're always leveragingcountry, state, city, and even
home.
So home's the most prominentthing that we can counterbalance

(01:32:33):
a lot.
It is a lot when it comes to asupportive home so yeah It's
finding your community.
To me.
That's all life is.
But the community has to startwith home.
So we're talking aboutbreathing.
This is the fourth house.
This is the chest.
This is emotions.
This is mother.
So somebody that has a moon onMakarika like Pete does, of
course, working this area is soprominent, that physical part,

(01:32:56):
and it actually enlightens himbecause it's Jupiter.
It's Sagittarius, which is ownedby Jupiter, and that's, a very
beneficial house.
It always gives.
So this is why when youunderstand your system, then you
know, oh, I have to go here, andhere.
I don't have to do everything.
This is the new fad.
Who cares?
If that fad was created on adate and the noun was beneficial

(01:33:18):
to you, you're going to be like,this is the best thing ever.
And it is because it's helpingyour vibration to then help your
physical process.
Articulate support.
So it's always, frequency energythat then creates the vibration.
And your antenna is alwayssaying, come in, the toroidal
field is always doing it.

(01:33:38):
No question.
Everything is always doing it.
So it's understanding that ifyou really understand yourself
and your vibration and there'sno other way, because when you
understand what is mine, You getto wake up, you just get to wake
up,

Krista (01:33:52):
so

Willie (01:33:54):
that's it, but it shows how powerful Mother Earth is, a
lot of wake up purely because ofMother Earth, that's our first
home, that is the original home,that's why if you have the
correct vibration, the correctnumber, it then makes this home
great, because love comes up inthis way.

Krista (01:34:12):
Beautiful.
Pete how do you feel?

Pete (01:34:15):
I feel wonderful.
Yeah, this is fun.
It flew by.
I love what you guys do and Iloved my readings from both of
you very much so this wasn't astrain in any way, I'm happy to
be connecting with everybodyhere.

Krista (01:34:28):
It's been awesome.
Thank you so much.
Thank you for giving us so much.
Yeah.
Thank you both.
Awesome.
Yeah.
Thank you everyone.

Pete (01:34:36):
And I'll be in touch soon.
Guys.
Bye.
Bye.

Krista (01:34:40):
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