March 6, 2024 • 15 mins
All the dots don’t have to be aligned.
Another little impromptu recording while sat out with the girls.
I guess sometimes you have to role with the dice and as I'm unable to download my latest podcast interview (due to snail speed internet lol and yes, it really is that slow) I feel prompted to do a few little recordings of my own.
I love the fact that they are of the cuff and you get to hear some of the sounds of nature that is all around, although the software may edit some of it out.
I hope you enjoy this little episode and if anything resonates with you, it would be great to get some feedback, if you feel you would like to get in touch and share.
Have a wonderful day, wherever you may be in the wold.
Regards Ronnie
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Ronnie (00:04):
What a beautiful sound, the sound of toots munching on
hay.
So it may be a bit annoyingbecause it's going to go on
through the whole of this littleepisode, but I make no apologies
because it's such a nice soundand she's enjoying her hay.
(00:25):
The birds are singing as the sungoes down.
I love these moments, just satoutside.
There's no wind, not even abreeze at the minute.
(00:46):
It's lovely, peaceful.
Just what I need.
So as I haven't been able toedit my last interview with Tom
Hayes.
Some guest in the universitywants me to chat for a little
while.
(01:07):
Which I'm fine with.
That's okay.
I was thinking today, just nowactually, that's why I'm doing
this, that you don't have towait for all the dots to be
aligned to join up for things tochange.
(01:35):
But you do need to wait for theright feel, for the motivation
that comes with that.
Because when you try and makethings happen against the flow,
like swimming upstream, asEsther Hicks, who channels
Abraham Hicks, for anyone thatis aware of, that lady, when you
(02:00):
swim upstream, It feels harderbecause it's not the way it's
meant to be.
In other words, you go with theflow.
You glide downstream.
That's when the momentum gainspower.
What is she talking about?
I can hear you say.
(02:21):
I don't know, it just poppedinto my head.
Well, I do know what I'm talkingabout, sorry.
Thanks toots.
You can't always wait for theperfect moment, the perfect
time, when everything is inplace.
When you've got the finances,when you've got this, when
you've got that.
(02:41):
I'm sure you're aware of thatanyway.
Because if you're waiting forthose moments, you'll always be
waiting, like tomorrow willalways be tomorrow.
It will always be tomorrow.
It will never be today, becausetoday is today.
(03:01):
Tomorrow will always be in thefuture.
And if your thoughts are so farahead that they are only in the
future, it's like chasing yourtail.
You're not there.
You're not in that moment.
You're not where you are now.
(03:22):
And sometimes that'suncomfortable.
And I've mentioned that before.
It is uncomfortable.
And you have to feel it andallow it, not bury it.
You have to allow it to flowthrough.
Because only then can itdisperse.
(03:46):
Can it be transmuted.
And horses are great teachers.
Great teachers at that.
And sometimes things happen.
My trigger is always my animals.
That I care for because I alwayssay to myself, I can do without
(04:12):
and I can keep going, but it'snot their choice to do without.
Not that they are, but if theyneed something, you know, they
have the basic needs, but ifthey need something and I can't,
(04:33):
Supply that for various reasons,I get really, Lost in that at
times.
And that's always been myAchilles heel.
But I'm learning.
Not all the time.
It depends where you are withinyourself to just let that pass
(04:53):
through.
It is what it is.
I have what I have and that'sall I can do at this moment in
time.
And it's really funny because.
I know through communicationthat animals don't always see it
the way we see it.
(05:15):
They don't want you to focus onthings that you don't really
need to focus on at times.
Or deal with it at that moment,but don't carry it all day.
Don't come down with that pitylook and that, that vibe.
They don't want that.
They really don't.
(05:37):
But when it's your own horses,it's always that little bit
harder.
Now, I can honestly say throughdoing the work I do, it does get
easier.
And by that I don't mean it'seasy.
It's not quite as extreme.
And sometimes I can be quite,what's the word I'm looking for?
(06:04):
Unattached to it.
And it's a bit of a strangefeeling at times, because your
brain is saying to you, youshould be worried, you should be
doing this.
But that's your mind talking toyou.
It's not the part that knows.
(06:27):
I hope you're getting the gistof this, as I'm talking, without
going into details.
But that applies to anything inlife.
Situations.
To friends, to family, to work,anything that's going on in your
life.
If you can look at it slightlyunattached to it, it has a
(06:54):
different flow.
Doesn't mean to analyze it too.
Don't always analyze everything.
So when you're observingyourself going through things,
do that with a soft focus, notheavy.
Really analyzing yourselfbecause that has the same
effect.
You're not allowing.
(07:14):
Analyzing your mind is wantingto take charge.
It's wanting to come up with asolution.
It's wanting to explain what isyour feeling and what the
picture is.
So don't analyze.
There is a big differencebetween that and just observing
gently.
(07:36):
Even that observing, you'redoing something.
So, yeah.
Something happened last night, Icouldn't sleep.
And it was really interestingbecause I was talking to myself,
(07:56):
as I do, and the universe.
And I was particularly talkingto some energies.
I've been working with and theyshowed me something that I've
seen before, but this time therewas, there was more awareness
with it and a bit more of thepicture.
(08:18):
So it's like looking through atelescope that's finely tuned on
a planet or a star and you cansee it.
But when you zoom out, you getto see more.
of the planet and how thatoperates.
(08:38):
I'm not sure if that's a verygood explanation, actually, but
I think you get the gist,hopefully.
And it was really interesting,and I was excited about it.
So I did something else, whichI'm not really sure at this
moment, but I was working withsomething else.
And again, that was veryinteresting because it was
(08:59):
totally letting go and goingwith the flow.
And I was thinking, would I becomfortable doing this in front
of people?
Because it's not something thatyou can always translate.
And I thought, yes, I will bebecause by then I'll be ready.
Sometimes you're shown thingsbefore you need to activate
(09:23):
them, before you need to dothem.
You're giving glimpses, and it'sup to you what you do with it.
Sometimes you're givingglimpses, you don't know what it
is, and that might be it forquite a while.
And this is what happened quitea long time ago.
In the world of energy, it'spretty instant.
(09:47):
Everything you see is very closeto each other.
In this world, in the physicalworld, it might be months, years
apart.
I don't know why I'm explainingthis, really, or talking about
this.
So I'm hoping it resonates withsomebody.
If it doesn't, it doesn'tmatter.
(10:08):
I'm sharing anyway.
That's the thing about beingaware.
Growing.
It's nice to share.
Everybody's different.
Everybody's journey's different.
And even if you're reading thesame book, the text will appear
(10:30):
differently to you.
You will hear what you need tohear.
You will see what you need tosee.
And that is exactly the same inthis world.
Doesn't matter if you're bothlooking at the same thing.
It will appear differently.
It will feel differently.
And this is why whatever youlearn in life, doesn't matter
(10:50):
how many books you read, howmany videos you've seen.
That's the external view.
It's through the doing and thefeeling and getting to know
yourself.
That's where the knowledge comesfrom.
(11:13):
That's where the understanding,that's where the connections
come from.
Understanding you, the more youknow about you, and I'm not
talking about the person thatyou see in the mirror, I mean
the true, deep part of you, thatyou maybe only touch on at
times, the more you learn aboutthat energy that flows through
(11:37):
you.
I was going to say the more youunderstand, but sometimes it
feels the more you learn, theless you know.
And I think that's because it'sthe less you know that you've
been told, that you see in thisworld, that actually, that's not
(11:58):
quite the way it is.
That's why I think that phrase,the less you know, the less you
know of what is in books, is instories, what people tell you.
The only true knowledge is deepwithin you.
(12:18):
And again, it will be slightlydifferent for everybody.
This is quite deep.
I don't know why this is comingout, but I'm sharing.
I'm really sorry the munching onhay is a little annoying, but it
is what it is.
(12:40):
I'm sat right next to Toots.
Frances is at the end of thefield.
So, the docks may not all be inline, and they may not join up.
But each dot is relevant.
(13:03):
Whether it's wanted or not, it'srelevant.
Sometimes you try things to seewhat you don't want in life.
It's all experience.
Are you thirsty, Toots?
(13:27):
Don't you love the sounds ofnature?
Anyway, let me know if thatresonated with anybody.
And if it doesn't, don't worry.
Don't worry.
I have a few people lined up forinterviews, which is lovely.
(13:54):
But for now I think it's just mechatting.
Maybe that's how it's meant tobe for now.
So have a wonderful day,wherever you are in the world.
Spend time with yourself.
Just give yourself that break.
(14:14):
Even if it's just for tenminutes.
Because you need that.
And what a better place to bethan sat outside in nature, with
or without a horse.
(14:38):
Just with yourself.
Lots of love, best wishes andspeak soon.
Bye for now.
What a beautiful sound, the sound of toots munching on
hay.
So it may be a bit annoyingbecause it's going to go on
through the whole of this littleepisode, but I make no apologies
because it's such a nice soundand she's enjoying her hay.
(00:25):
The birds are singing as the sungoes down.
I love these moments, just satoutside.
There's no wind, not even abreeze at the minute.
(00:46):
It's lovely, peaceful.
Just what I need.
So as I haven't been able toedit my last interview with Tom
Hayes.
Some guest in the universitywants me to chat for a little
while.
(01:07):
Which I'm fine with.
That's okay.
I was thinking today, just nowactually, that's why I'm doing
this, that you don't have towait for all the dots to be
aligned to join up for things tochange.
(01:35):
But you do need to wait for theright feel, for the motivation
that comes with that.
Because when you try and makethings happen against the flow,
like swimming upstream, asEsther Hicks, who channels
Abraham Hicks, for anyone thatis aware of, that lady, when you
(02:00):
swim upstream, It feels harderbecause it's not the way it's
meant to be.
In other words, you go with theflow.
You glide downstream.
That's when the momentum gainspower.
What is she talking about?
I can hear you say.
(02:21):
I don't know, it just poppedinto my head.
Well, I do know what I'm talkingabout, sorry.
Thanks toots.
You can't always wait for theperfect moment, the perfect
time, when everything is inplace.
When you've got the finances,when you've got this, when
you've got that.
(02:41):
I'm sure you're aware of thatanyway.
Because if you're waiting forthose moments, you'll always be
waiting, like tomorrow willalways be tomorrow.
It will always be tomorrow.
It will never be today, becausetoday is today.
(03:01):
Tomorrow will always be in thefuture.
And if your thoughts are so farahead that they are only in the
future, it's like chasing yourtail.
You're not there.
You're not in that moment.
You're not where you are now.
(03:22):
And sometimes that'suncomfortable.
And I've mentioned that before.
It is uncomfortable.
And you have to feel it andallow it, not bury it.
You have to allow it to flowthrough.
Because only then can itdisperse.
(03:46):
Can it be transmuted.
And horses are great teachers.
Great teachers at that.
And sometimes things happen.
My trigger is always my animals.
That I care for because I alwayssay to myself, I can do without
(04:12):
and I can keep going, but it'snot their choice to do without.
Not that they are, but if theyneed something, you know, they
have the basic needs, but ifthey need something and I can't,
(04:33):
Supply that for various reasons,I get really, Lost in that at
times.
And that's always been myAchilles heel.
But I'm learning.
Not all the time.
It depends where you are withinyourself to just let that pass
(04:53):
through.
It is what it is.
I have what I have and that'sall I can do at this moment in
time.
And it's really funny because.
I know through communicationthat animals don't always see it
the way we see it.
(05:15):
They don't want you to focus onthings that you don't really
need to focus on at times.
Or deal with it at that moment,but don't carry it all day.
Don't come down with that pitylook and that, that vibe.
They don't want that.
They really don't.
(05:37):
But when it's your own horses,it's always that little bit
harder.
Now, I can honestly say throughdoing the work I do, it does get
easier.
And by that I don't mean it'seasy.
It's not quite as extreme.
And sometimes I can be quite,what's the word I'm looking for?
(06:04):
Unattached to it.
And it's a bit of a strangefeeling at times, because your
brain is saying to you, youshould be worried, you should be
doing this.
But that's your mind talking toyou.
It's not the part that knows.
(06:27):
I hope you're getting the gistof this, as I'm talking, without
going into details.
But that applies to anything inlife.
Situations.
To friends, to family, to work,anything that's going on in your
life.
If you can look at it slightlyunattached to it, it has a
(06:54):
different flow.
Doesn't mean to analyze it too.
Don't always analyze everything.
So when you're observingyourself going through things,
do that with a soft focus, notheavy.
Really analyzing yourselfbecause that has the same
effect.
You're not allowing.
(07:14):
Analyzing your mind is wantingto take charge.
It's wanting to come up with asolution.
It's wanting to explain what isyour feeling and what the
picture is.
So don't analyze.
There is a big differencebetween that and just observing
gently.
(07:36):
Even that observing, you'redoing something.
So, yeah.
Something happened last night, Icouldn't sleep.
And it was really interestingbecause I was talking to myself,
(07:56):
as I do, and the universe.
And I was particularly talkingto some energies.
I've been working with and theyshowed me something that I've
seen before, but this time therewas, there was more awareness
with it and a bit more of thepicture.
(08:18):
So it's like looking through atelescope that's finely tuned on
a planet or a star and you cansee it.
But when you zoom out, you getto see more.
of the planet and how thatoperates.
(08:38):
I'm not sure if that's a verygood explanation, actually, but
I think you get the gist,hopefully.
And it was really interesting,and I was excited about it.
So I did something else, whichI'm not really sure at this
moment, but I was working withsomething else.
And again, that was veryinteresting because it was
(08:59):
totally letting go and goingwith the flow.
And I was thinking, would I becomfortable doing this in front
of people?
Because it's not something thatyou can always translate.
And I thought, yes, I will bebecause by then I'll be ready.
Sometimes you're shown thingsbefore you need to activate
(09:23):
them, before you need to dothem.
You're giving glimpses, and it'sup to you what you do with it.
Sometimes you're givingglimpses, you don't know what it
is, and that might be it forquite a while.
And this is what happened quitea long time ago.
In the world of energy, it'spretty instant.
(09:47):
Everything you see is very closeto each other.
In this world, in the physicalworld, it might be months, years
apart.
I don't know why I'm explainingthis, really, or talking about
this.
So I'm hoping it resonates withsomebody.
If it doesn't, it doesn'tmatter.
(10:08):
I'm sharing anyway.
That's the thing about beingaware.
Growing.
It's nice to share.
Everybody's different.
Everybody's journey's different.
And even if you're reading thesame book, the text will appear
(10:30):
differently to you.
You will hear what you need tohear.
You will see what you need tosee.
And that is exactly the same inthis world.
Doesn't matter if you're bothlooking at the same thing.
It will appear differently.
It will feel differently.
And this is why whatever youlearn in life, doesn't matter
(10:50):
how many books you read, howmany videos you've seen.
That's the external view.
It's through the doing and thefeeling and getting to know
yourself.
That's where the knowledge comesfrom.
(11:13):
That's where the understanding,that's where the connections
come from.
Understanding you, the more youknow about you, and I'm not
talking about the person thatyou see in the mirror, I mean
the true, deep part of you, thatyou maybe only touch on at
times, the more you learn aboutthat energy that flows through
(11:37):
you.
I was going to say the more youunderstand, but sometimes it
feels the more you learn, theless you know.
And I think that's because it'sthe less you know that you've
been told, that you see in thisworld, that actually, that's not
(11:58):
quite the way it is.
That's why I think that phrase,the less you know, the less you
know of what is in books, is instories, what people tell you.
The only true knowledge is deepwithin you.
(12:18):
And again, it will be slightlydifferent for everybody.
This is quite deep.
I don't know why this is comingout, but I'm sharing.
I'm really sorry the munching onhay is a little annoying, but it
is what it is.
(12:40):
I'm sat right next to Toots.
Frances is at the end of thefield.
So, the docks may not all be inline, and they may not join up.
But each dot is relevant.
(13:03):
Whether it's wanted or not, it'srelevant.
Sometimes you try things to seewhat you don't want in life.
It's all experience.
Are you thirsty, Toots?
(13:27):
Don't you love the sounds ofnature?
Anyway, let me know if thatresonated with anybody.
And if it doesn't, don't worry.
Don't worry.
I have a few people lined up forinterviews, which is lovely.
(13:54):
But for now I think it's just mechatting.
Maybe that's how it's meant tobe for now.
So have a wonderful day,wherever you are in the world.
Spend time with yourself.
Just give yourself that break.
(14:14):
Even if it's just for tenminutes.
Because you need that.
And what a better place to bethan sat outside in nature, with
or without a horse.
(14:38):
Just with yourself.
Lots of love, best wishes andspeak soon.
Bye for now.
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