September 23, 2025 • 41 mins
Have you ever wondered why some people thrive on constant learning while others resist it at all costs? The answer lies deep within our programming – both as individuals and as a society.
At Free2JustB, I explore how education isn't something that ends with a diploma but continues throughout our entire lives. From the moment we're born until the day we leave this planet, we're students in what I call "3D Earth School." The question is: are we willing to embrace this reality?
In this episode, I share my transformative health journey – how breaking free from sugar addiction (which proved harder than quitting nicotine or cocaine) led to a 9-pound weight loss and renewed energy through implementing Dr. Livingood's approach. This personal transformation mirrors the larger awakening process happening across humanity as more people recognize how we've been programmed to be consumers rather than creators.
The controllers – those few who govern our countries – have designed systems to keep us functioning as "human doings" rather than human beings. We're constantly depleted of energy while remaining unaware of our sovereign nature. But that's changing as thousands take to the streets worldwide, saying "No more!"
True knowledge transcends information. While Google puts answers at our fingertips, wisdom comes from experience and implementation. As Albert Einstein noted, "Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one learned in school." We all have the capacity to learn (studies suggest average humans use only 10% of mental capacity), can develop the ability through practice, but the willingness to learn remains our personal choice.
The awakening journey requires looking in the mirror and confronting aspects of ourselves we've hidden away. When something triggers us in others, it often reflects unresolved issues within. By tracing these triggers back to their roots – usually formed between birth and age seven – we can consciously release them, creating space for new knowledge and greater freedom.
Are you ready to become a lifelong learner? To break free from societal programming and discover who you truly are? The journey begins with a simple choice – your choice. And today I hope you CHOOSE to hit the LIKE BUTTON, leave a comment and SHARE this podcast so we can raise awareness and help Humanity ascend!!
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There is no end to education, it isn't.
You learn to read, you pass thetest, you get that diploma and
suddenly you're done with all ofeducation.
No, no, no, no.
From the moment we are bornuntil the moment we leave the
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planet, we are in a process oflearning, for we are, after all,
Humanityville In 3D EarthSchool, are we not?
And I want to welcome you toFree to Just Be, to just be, the
podcast helping to empowerhumanity to courageously step
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out of old patterns, matrixprograms, false beliefs,
childhood traumas and embracenew ways of being.
And when we all begin to dothat collectively, we usher in a
brand new earth.
And I hope this finds us all inthe greatest health today, with
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vibrant energy, because we havechosen to accept the full
responsibility for our bodies,minds and souls.
Here on Free To Just Be, I'myour host, teresa Marie, and I
am an ambassador of God's Chi,which, of course, is His Holy
Spirit.
And I'm here to truly inspireus to be who we came here to be,
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and it starts with beingcompletely authentic be.
And it starts with beingcompletely authentic, free and
aligned with our highestpotentials.
So join me on thistransformative journey to learn
how to get to our highestpotentials and to rewrite our
narratives and live lives ofpurpose and passion and passion.
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And I am just so excited to bewith you on this terrific
Tuesday.
And here in Middle Tennessee ithas been torrentially raining
since last night and I am verygrateful to the Divine Mother,
to Mother Nature, because wereally needed rain, and it is
giving the trees the drink thatthey need to go into their final
color celebration, because ifthere's a lack of rain, then
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there's a lack of color.
And oh no, no, this year of thesnake, this year of focus, this
year of really gettingourselves honed in as to who we
are and what we're here for,needs to end with this explosion
of color and vibrancy and life.
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You do recognize by now thatmuch of the world look at what
happened in London a couple ofweeks ago Thousands and
thousands of people out in thestreets saying, no, we're not
going to take it anymore.
We are waking up.
My brothers and sisters inHumanityville, we human beings
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are beginning to recognize.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Here there are just a fewpeople.
If you look at the populationof the planet, there's an
assignment for you.
How many are on the planetcurrently, and you divide it by
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the amount of people that arecontrolling us, and that would
be the people that are,quote-unquote, governing our
countries.
The controllers are few and we,the collective of human beings,
are beginning to wake up to thefact that we have been human
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doings and we have beenproviding energy and we have
been getting sucked dry of ourenergy.
And it doesn't have to be thatway, for many in the collective
are waking up to the simpletruth that we are sovereign
beings of love and light and weare just residents in these
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bodies, these avatar houses,these temples which, by the way,
we really need to take care of.
And just as a side note, beforeI go in, there's a couple of
housekeeping things I want toshare with you.
First, I want to just piggybackon some of the things I shared
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yesterday about all of a suddenshifting towards health.
I am so freaking excited aboutthe simplicity of Dr Livingood's
material 200 pages.
I sucked it in real quick.
I've read through it a couple,three times.
All things that we all know.
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They're common things.
Especially if you have beendown the news rabbit trail, you
know of a lot of the poisons andthe toxins that we're
surrounded with.
But man, oh man, some of thepointers and the tips that he
gives you are like wow, I neverthought of that.
And we're going to expound alittle bit about that whole
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thought and learning process, asI kind of gave you a little
clue in today's first quote.
But I want to tell you howawesome I'm feeling, how, for
the last 10 days, my body hasliterally been going through all
the symptoms of shifting frombeing a sugar burner to a fat
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burner.
And if you don't know aboutthis process and if you don't
know about autophagy, which iswhen you fast for a certain
amount of time, or any amount offasting will bring you into
autophagy and that's when all ofthe food in your belly that has
been expelled and has beentransformed into energy is gone,
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well then your body startslooking for sources of energy.
And when I wasn't feeding mybody sugar and I wasn't putting
any food in my mouth for 46hours, my body began the cleanup
process.
So all the debris, the cellulardebris, the stuff that causes
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inflammation, the stuff that'sdead and just floating around
your body, causing all thesedifferent symptoms, physically
began to exit my body, andespecially those two days of
fasting, but the whole weekprior as I stepped away like 98,
99% away from sugar, nocaffeine, all of that stuff,
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more water.
My body went through all theprocesses and he lists them.
And if you want to know whatyour body does when you shift,
pull up Dr Livingooden and lookfor yourself.
This podcast is really one of mygreatest desires for
Humanityville as a whole is whatI tried to instill in my
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children when they were veryyoung and I learned, I taught
them all how to read and myearly days of homeschooling
honestly I didn't know what Iwas doing, but I instilled in
them, in most of them.
Now my two younger sons kind ofgot the brunt of the tail end
of that, and so I've talkedabout the differences.
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They had technology and videogames introduced into their life
at a very crucial age betweenlike nine and 11, as opposed to
my older two children who didn't, and the differences are
amazing.
But I always tried to instill alove of learning and man.
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We're going to really talkabout that.
But going back to this healthyway that I'm now living again,
it's so liberating and it's sosimple.
I don't think about food all thetime.
That's what sugar does folks.
That's what the preservativesdoes.
That's what living on carbsdoes.
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Every one of the foods Imentioned literally has
ingredients in them to cause youto crave more of them.
Thus the addiction, thus thesugar habit.
And, man, it was harder tobreak than it was nicotine,
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harder to break than it wascocaine, and I never really had
a massive alcohol problem.
I've always been able to usealcohol in moderation and every
once in a while I would do aweekend kind of binge.
But, man, this food thing?
Why?
Because it's legal, folks.
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It's legal.
And, just as a side note,cannabis isn't addicting.
Okay, no-transcript.
Good things happen in my bodyNow, just like anything else.
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You can overdo it and you canbegin using something in more
than moderation, and that's wheninebriation comes.
That's when you're covering upall that you need to look at.
But cannabis is a plant.
Hemp has thousands of useswhich they have kept from us.
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And just as a final side noteon that and you can see I'm
passionate about it do yourfreaking research if you're, you
know, anti-cannabis oranti-hemp, because I'll give you
one example.
And if it whets your appetiteto resurrect inquisition and
learn something new, I'll be sohappy.
Hemp can be created into asubstance used for building
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materials that is stronger thandrywall and with time it gets
stronger over the years insteadof breaking down like drywall
does.
Imagine that.
I wonder why they would keepsomething like that from us.
Hmm, hmm, the money machine hasto continue, right?
Anyway, enough of that.
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I just wanted to piggyback andspeak to you about and you can
even tell it in my voice and thepep that I have and the joy and
the freedom from bloat andfeeling like my body is starting
to return to my original formthat was always supposed to be
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in place.
You know, I've never reallyreached that full form Because,
you see, I started on myemotional eating path, as I've
said many, many times, when Iwas a kid.
So I'm excited to meet the bodythat Teresa Marie, the
ambassador of Chi, was alwayssupposed to have, and she's
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coming, coming right along.
I am nine pounds down now andmy clothes are feeling different
and it's a wonderful feeling tofinally be stepping into all
these final phases.
It's going to be a lifetime ofhoning and progressing, and
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that's what I want to talk toyou about now is this lifelong
learner thing that I think weforget, that we're here to do,
and this was all evoked.
You know, I just want toreiterate oh, and the other
housekeeping thing.
I just love being free to justbe.
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I don't have any format, Idon't have any notes.
Well, no, I take that backInstead of flipping back and
forth on my computer because Iam not very compute-y and I
don't want to be.
I want to use it as a tool, butI don't want to be so submerged
in my laptop that I can'tfreely move.
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And so, instead of swappingscreens, what I do?
You know that I love quotes andI use them frequently on my
daily podcast.
So I did write my quotes downtoday, rather than flipping
screens.
But other than that, I don'thave a format, I don't have a
plan.
I remember my dear brother,david, asked me.
He said so, tess Tess was mynickname from my brother and he
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said so what do you do?
Do you research?
Where do you get your materialfrom?
And I said well, I just I walkout in the woods or I meditate
and pray, and when I'm doing mymorning sadhanas, which is my
moving meditations, and I readand I journal, usually the
spirit drops an idea in my headand then, when he's ready for me
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to let loose, I just set up mymicrophone and off I go and I
don't look back, I just look atthe.
You know, the next day comes andeven when I edit, I did go
through a period of time where Iwould turn it on and listen and
then, when I'd see a pause, Iwould edit.
But now I mean that's way toomuch time, I'm not doing that
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kind of crap.
So what I do is I just go inand I highlight and I only stop
when I see a pause.
That needs to be deleted,because when you're a podcaster,
you literally pay a monthly feeto be on whatever platform
you're on.
And I'm on Buzzsprout and so Idon't want to expend any of my
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money for the amount of hoursthat I pay for on pauses.
In fact, if my husband was atthe helm of the mic, we would be
broke because he's got such along pause button that you know
our hours would be taken up inthe first four or five days.
I'm sorry, babe, you know he'sgoing to get me back when we
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begin podcasting togetherbecause that is coming.
But anyway, one of theinspiration points that I
received this morning was andit's so cool that when you
listen to God, he had droppedsome of these ideas into my head
before I even went to bed lastnight.
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And it was confirmed when Iopened my 365 Tao book, the
daily meditation book by DanMing Tao, and I am on day 199.
I'm kind of behind this year,but you know, there's no
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perfection here, it's progress.
And the title of today'smessage was called Internalizing
and it opened with this and Ijust had to laugh out loud and I
was like really, god, really,okay, I guess that's what you
want me to share today.
And it opened with this quote itsaid people think they don't
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have to learn and immediately Iwas like, oh, buddy, that's a
lie, because there is so muchinformation available.
But knowledge is more thanpossessing information, more
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than possessing information,because only the wise move fast
enough.
And I just I want to thank you,god, for always giving me
exactly what you want for me toshare and giving me the
communication skills to do soand the passion to want to help
Humanityville, because I am themand they are me and we can find
common ground in all of oursituations, in all of our lives,
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and yet we are so freakingunique.
Isn't it a wonder-filled timeto be alive and allowing
ourselves to be exposed to thelives and the teachings of
others, and then we turn aroundand teach others about our own
life.
Wouldn't that be an incredibleway to live.
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Well, that's where we'reheading.
And so I began to look at thisand I thought about oh, years
ago.
I can remember asking my oldestson some question I don't
remember the question and he waslike GTS it, mom, and I'm like
GTS it.
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What does that mean?
He's like mom, google that shit.
And I'm like oh, oh, I saidwell, how do I do that Now?
Remember, this is years ago.
He's like mom, just type in thequestion.
I want to know about this.
And what does the book say today?
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The amount of informationavailable today is unprecedented
In medieval times.
A few volumes can form a wholeencyclopedia of all the known
facts.
Or a despot can control hissubjects simply by isolating or
destroying a library which, bythe way, they're continuing to
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do in mass quantities.
Do you understand that historyis being erased?
Do you understand that booksthat they don't like are banned
still to this day in manycountries?
But I digress.
And then it says nowinformation is available to us
in tidal wave proportions.
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Now, when my kids were beingraised, and my oldest son was
one of those and he was probablymy biggest.
Why, why, why, mom, why?
And I remember being so shutdown.
When I would ask those whyquestions, my dad would just say
because I said so.
He never led me to what youknow.
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I used to tell my kids go lookit up, you know, go find out.
Let's go to the library.
There was no internet then.
There, you know, dial up wasjust coming online at that point
, and so it was instilling alove of seeking out that
information on their own.
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And allow me to use my oldestson, torrey James, as a prime
example of being a lifelonglearner.
This man can do plumbing,electric.
He is an incredible IT man.
He can build computers, he canfix computers, he can install
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camera systems and he hastrained in every form of law
enforcement, even to the pointof rescue diving.
When he was a police officerfor 14 years, he took every
single training course that hecould get his hands on.
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He has.
He always has had a thirst toknow more.
Currently he's in medic school.
He loves to help people and hedecided he liked being on an
ambulance.
So he left the police force andhe's been on an ambulance and
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now he's in a year-long courseto become a certified medic and
he is literally a jack of alltrades, and I know that.
I know that one day his dreamof having his own big, huge shop
and just fixing whatever needsto be fixed will come to
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fruition, because he will alwayshelp other people.
Now it's so funny that there aremembers in my family that also
do the same thing.
I have my two younger sons, forexample, who have been through
many, many, many, many differentjobs, and there are other
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members of our family that wouldsay, oh well, they need to pick
something steady and notrecognizing that they're looking
at a mirror of themselves.
Another example of what I'mspeaking about is well, mom,
you've always been all over theplace.
You get excited about one thingand then you go with that and
then the next thing comes andyou want us to all get excited
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about it too.
When they don't recognize hello, what do you do?
I have a daughter who you knowwas not vibing with the current
job that she had, and this isher third or fourth.
No, I'm not feeling it.
And does she stay?
Does she stay because there's apaycheck?
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No, because she recognizes deepdown in the love and light that
she is that this is not workingfor me.
And so why am I torturingmyself and staying?
So?
She just left a job because shedidn't like it.
Because my children are lifelonglearners and each one, in their
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own individual way, is on atrajectory of becoming, just
like you and me, humanity, whowe came here to be, and every
single life challenge is alesson in 3D Earth School.
So, going back to theinformation part, so now that we
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can just say, hey, google, blah, blah, blah and get the answer
which, by the way, sometimescould be very skewed, so be very
cautious there.
Some people take a lethargicapproach to this enormity of
information that we have.
They feel that if there's somuch at hand, they don't need to
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actually learn anything.
Think about colleges today.
How are people getting throughcollege?
Oftentimes?
Oftentimes, they're gettingonline and they're getting all
their answers and they're notlearning a dang thing.
They're just going through thisprocess to get the letters
behind their name, only todiscover that they're too
educated and they can't qualifyfor jobs.
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It's a bunch of BS, is what itis.
And they don't in schools todayin America, they do not teach
you to learn, they program youto remember what they want you
to know, they propagandize ourschools and we as parents just
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think, oh well, this is what wehave to do.
And I remember 30 years ago howI was told well, you know, you
can't pull your kids out ofschool.
And I was like, oh really,they're my kids and you're not
going to tell me what to do withmy kids.
And many, many people more andmore are realizing that that's
what's happening.
And again, I point you to thedocumentary Beneath Sheep's
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Clothing if you want toinvestigate more of what I'm
talking about.
So people will go out and findinformation when they need it.
But you know what?
Life moves way too fast for usto be lazy about learning.
Have you noticed how time hasaccelerated?
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That's because the energies onthe planet are rising and love
and light are becoming brighterand brighter and exposing the
darkness that needs to get theheck out of our path.
And it is happening much faster.
So to rely on anybody else butyourself, we cannot be lazy,
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because the flow of informationhas increased exponentially, but
so too has the pace ofdecision-making.
And if you don't have thatknowledge and knowledge isn't
information, folks, it'sexperiencing life, it's getting
away from the TV, it's gettingaway from the phone and the
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scrolling.
It's having real lifeexperience right and the 365 Tao
book ended up saying this thatit's been stated that the
average human being utilizesonly 10% of their mental
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capacity.
A genius uses only 15%.
So we definitely do have thecapacity to keep up if we unlock
our potential, and that's whatfree to just be is here for.
This requires education,experience and determination.
One should never stop learning,experience and determination.
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One should never stop learning,never stop exploring and never
stop going on adventures.
We're to be like explorers ofold, because what they acquired
for themselves will alwayssurpass those who merely read
about their exploits and neveractually get out and do any of
it.
How about that?
So, as we think about this, Iwant you to realize that
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learning how to learn to mebecame one of life's most
important skills.
I have two or three books thatI read, you know, simultaneously
One's in the bathroom, one's inmy office, one's by my bed.
I listen to different teachingson podcasts or YouTubes or
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whatever.
There's no end to education, andlearning is not attained by
chance.
Abigail Adams said it must besought with ardor and diligence,
like my son going throughgrueling 10-hour days, five days
a week for the next year and inthe meantime finding time to be
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on an ambulance and have arelationship and get ready to
move, because he is arduous anddiligent.
He is arduous and diligent andwe need to recognize that the
pursuit of learning is literallythe pursuit of becoming our
best selves, like another one ofmy son who's up for a promotion
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at work, or a son who's workingin almost a managerial position
in a warehouse of the big A,which we won't mention, but at
the same time he's rising upwith what he wants to do with
his art and making logos andcreating merch.
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And then I have a son whocontinually takes steps to be
closer and independent as anentrepreneur and opening his own
store, and a daughter-in-lawwho's going back to school to
help with that process.
It's never ending, it'sdestination unknown, and
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education is what remains afterwe've completely forgotten what
we learned in school.
That's what Albert Einsteinsaid.
You know, he was completelydissed in school.
He was told that there wassomething wrong with him, that
he couldn't learn with him, thathe couldn't learn Albert
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Einstein, a genius.
And then there's Zig Ziglar.
Life is a classroom and onlythose who are willing to be
lifelong learners will move tothe head of the class.
Do you want to move in thisascension process?
Do you want to take steps,whether they're little, tiny
baby steps, inch by inch?
Everything is a cinch on thisascension journey toward the
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dimension of heaven.
Charlie Munger said those whokeep learning will keep rising
in life.
So if you maybe have happenedonto this podcast and are
wondering what the heck is thisall about?
An awakening journey, well, whydon't you wake up and start
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finding out what an awakeningjourney is?
And thank you so much forstopping by Because you know
what, because you know whatbooks are like weight lifting.
For our mind, this is literallywhat learning is.
You suddenly understand whatyou have understood all your
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life, but in a new way.
Because it is we are unlockingnot only the love and light, but
all the answers.
And this is where people alwayswant to argue.
They want to say oh, you'resaying that you're God.
I'm not listening to that formof religion.
There's only one God.
I've never said that I am God.
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I have said that I am like God.
The Word of God tells me thatI'm made in the image of God,
and guess what?
That includes all hisattributes, which I am learning
to develop, and all of theknowledge, wisdom and
understanding which, again, I'mlearning to develop.
And all of those answers arelocked within us and it is our
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job.
To what?
Learn how to remove those veilsof unconsciousness.
By what?
Saying Google, how do I removethose veils of consciousness?
Well, that is a good place tostart, but guess what?
It is a complete journey andGoogle is in the background
answering my question.
Is that not hilarious?
But I have you on Not DisturbGoogle.
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So thank you very much.
But now see, my curiosity sayswhat A good place to start.
Google has lots of information,but a conversation can help you
focus on your specific goals.
What are you curious about?
I rest my case.
You can start there, becausethose who keep learning will
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keep rising in life, and webegin by simply resurrecting
inquisition.
We would not, in America, bewhere we are right now if we had
not just allowed others tothink for us, because, you see,
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learning is creation, it's notconsumption.
So see, I'm piggybacking on acouple of episodes ago.
They have trained us to be asociety of consumers, including
consuming information, includingthe information that they want
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us to know, including thedistraction where they took away
things they didn't want us tolearn, including what they added
and twisted onto real truth.
Are you enough of a learner tobegin to discern what is truth
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and what isn't?
Or do you need fact checkers?
Because you know there arepeople in our collective today
that rely on fact checkers andif a fact checker says it's not
true, well, that's what they'regoing to go with.
I'm sorry, folks, that is allpropaganda, all of it.
So, in closing, I want you toknow what Brian Hubert said.
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He said the capacity to learnis a gift.
The ability to learn is a skill, oh, but the willingness to
learn is a choice.
Every moment that we are onthis planet is a choice, a
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choice to put positive thoughtsin our head before we go to bed
and stay hours away from theblue screens before we go to
sleep.
We go to sleep will assure usthat we wake up with good
thoughts in our head, whichgives us a positive outlook,
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which propels us to learn thenew lessons of the day, which
helps us to see beauty andopportunity and lessons
everywhere.
And it takes us back to theepisode I spoke about how the
universes are speaking of God'struths all the time without
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words, in the clouds and in thesky, and in animals and in
baby's laughter.
Right, we do have that capacitywithin us to learn.
We do have the ability to makeit a skill.
Oh, I hear the excuses.
Oh, but I'm not a reader.
Well then, learn how to take aspeed reading course and jump
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ahead football fields ahead.
Oh, you don't think you're alearner, you think reading is
stopping you?
Well then, freaking, hone theskill of reading, brother or
sister, if you're too lazy to dothat and my fingers are
pointing back at me because, ohmy gosh, how much more I could
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learn if I could speed read.
Now, I do kind of, in a way,speed read because I'm good at
scanning, but I'm not a speedreader.
And you know, you can actuallyresurrect the phonogenic memory.
That's not a gift, that justcertain like genius people or
people on the scale or however,people on the spectrum, however
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they want to call it.
You know that's innate in allof us and we just have to
uncover it, dust it off, blowthe dust away and say you know
what?
Okay, maybe I'm not ready totake a speed reading course, but
maybe I am ready to plug inthis book that interests me in
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my earbuds while I work, so thatI am simultaneously enriching
my mind, my life, while I'mdoing this rote job that I'm so
sick and tired of.
And I want to do this, butguess what?
I have to learn the steps onhow to get there.
Like my son, he fills in inbetween with his fix-it business
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to help keep food on the tableand pay the bills, while he's
learning to do the next stage ofhis life.
Just like I, stepped away fromthose time clocks and refused to
go backwards.
And, as much as I strugglesometimes financially, door
dashing helps me pay the billsthat I refuse to let my husband
pay, because I am learning theresponsibility that I, if I am
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to become no, when I am tobecome an entrepreneur, I will
know how to regulate and controland be diligent with my funds,
which is a weakness, and that isone of the areas that I need to
do more studying on.
I'm not there yet, but I amgetting there.
Health is coming back andenergy is coming back and
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everything is a stage oflearning.
But the big question for you,humanity because I've already
told you that it is the truththat we have the capacity and we
have the ability, but, oh,buddy, the big question is do
you have the willingness tochoose you?
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Because nobody, but nobody, iscoming to get the you that you
were meant to be.
But you, brother and sister,you and you alone, are it Just
like Wookiee Foot, the songYou're it?
Oh, there's another thing thatyou can look up, and it
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describes the difference ofstruggle and then floating in
the liberty that comes frombeing a lifelong learner,
because we are the ones incharge of uncovering the
beautiful creation that we areunderneath all these programs,
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all this trauma, all this stuffthat we have stuffed down and
refused to look at.
There will come a day thatwe're courageous enough to sit
in that mirror and have younoticed that, everywhere you go,
the very issues that you'refacing, hello, that's your
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mirror.
You get upset by somebody.
You better turn it around andsay to yourself wow, why is this
upsetting me so much?
You know, is it?
You know, indignantrighteousness, whatever it is,
is it indignant righteousness?
Whatever it is, if you're angryby somebody who does XYZ, you
might want to check what it isin you that needs to change,
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because until you're willing tochange what's going on inside
you that you keep putting in thecloset or locking away and
saying that's the past, I don'thave to deal with it, bs, that
past is going to continue tohaunt you until you look it
right in the face, like thedemon it is, and say I am not my
past and I am going to sit hereand let it.
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Let it rise up and I'm going tolook at it and acknowledge it
and recognize it and say oh, wow, wow.
When did this start?
And mind, trace it back to itssource, its root, generally
between ages birth through sevenand eradicate it and say I am
no longer that childhood trauma.
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And little by little, as we dothis, we get freer and freer and
then more knowledge pours inand then we're able to do more.
And it is a beautiful dance oflife.
Life doesn't have to be astruggle.
We can just recognize that it'sall part of this human being
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journey and we are all together,humanityville, learning how to
stop doing and come back in tobeing exactly who we came here
to be.
And in closing, I want to askyou you know I have a very small
audience, I'm not very good atmarketing, so if my material is
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beginning to resonate with y'all.
Please, please, please, likethese episodes.
That like button changes thealgorithm and the more likes I
get, the more comments I get,the more people that subscribe
to my station.
And you know I don't care themoney aspect.
(40:00):
I know that I offer value, Iabsolutely know that the things
that I share help people,because I've been told that.
But the money part, eh, you know.
But yet I do have to live aswell.
So to subscribe do have to liveas well.
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So to subscribe, I'm not askingfor $50 a month, I'm asking for
whatever you feel that myinformation has brought value
into your life.
You can donate any amount ofmoney, but all of those things,
most importantly, rises thealgorithms and starts pushing
the information of awakening andhow to exit from the matrix
that free to just bring, free tojust be, brings to you and it
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rises it up so more people canget free and so, collectively,
we can change the world.
We can change the world.
I love you so much, humanity,and I hope you have an
absolutely terrific Tuesday.
This is Teresa Marie, anambassador of God's chi, saying
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peace.
There is no end to education, it isn't.
You learn to read, you pass thetest, you get that diploma and
suddenly you're done with all ofeducation.
No, no, no, no.
From the moment we are bornuntil the moment we leave the
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planet, we are in a process oflearning, for we are, after all,
Humanityville In 3D EarthSchool, are we not?
And I want to welcome you toFree to Just Be, to just be, the
podcast helping to empowerhumanity to courageously step
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out of old patterns, matrixprograms, false beliefs,
childhood traumas and embracenew ways of being.
And when we all begin to dothat collectively, we usher in a
brand new earth.
And I hope this finds us all inthe greatest health today, with
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vibrant energy, because we havechosen to accept the full
responsibility for our bodies,minds and souls.
Here on Free To Just Be, I'myour host, teresa Marie, and I
am an ambassador of God's Chi,which, of course, is His Holy
Spirit.
And I'm here to truly inspireus to be who we came here to be,
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and it starts with beingcompletely authentic be.
And it starts with beingcompletely authentic, free and
aligned with our highestpotentials.
So join me on thistransformative journey to learn
how to get to our highestpotentials and to rewrite our
narratives and live lives ofpurpose and passion and passion.
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And I am just so excited to bewith you on this terrific
Tuesday.
And here in Middle Tennessee ithas been torrentially raining
since last night and I am verygrateful to the Divine Mother,
to Mother Nature, because wereally needed rain, and it is
giving the trees the drink thatthey need to go into their final
color celebration, because ifthere's a lack of rain, then
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there's a lack of color.
And oh no, no, this year of thesnake, this year of focus, this
year of really gettingourselves honed in as to who we
are and what we're here for,needs to end with this explosion
of color and vibrancy and life.
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You do recognize by now thatmuch of the world look at what
happened in London a couple ofweeks ago Thousands and
thousands of people out in thestreets saying, no, we're not
going to take it anymore.
We are waking up.
My brothers and sisters inHumanityville, we human beings
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are beginning to recognize.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
Here there are just a fewpeople.
If you look at the populationof the planet, there's an
assignment for you.
How many are on the planetcurrently, and you divide it by
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the amount of people that arecontrolling us, and that would
be the people that are,quote-unquote, governing our
countries.
The controllers are few and we,the collective of human beings,
are beginning to wake up to thefact that we have been human
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doings and we have beenproviding energy and we have
been getting sucked dry of ourenergy.
And it doesn't have to be thatway, for many in the collective
are waking up to the simpletruth that we are sovereign
beings of love and light and weare just residents in these
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bodies, these avatar houses,these temples which, by the way,
we really need to take care of.
And just as a side note, beforeI go in, there's a couple of
housekeeping things I want toshare with you.
First, I want to just piggybackon some of the things I shared
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yesterday about all of a suddenshifting towards health.
I am so freaking excited aboutthe simplicity of Dr Livingood's
material 200 pages.
I sucked it in real quick.
I've read through it a couple,three times.
All things that we all know.
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They're common things.
Especially if you have beendown the news rabbit trail, you
know of a lot of the poisons andthe toxins that we're
surrounded with.
But man, oh man, some of thepointers and the tips that he
gives you are like wow, I neverthought of that.
And we're going to expound alittle bit about that whole
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thought and learning process, asI kind of gave you a little
clue in today's first quote.
But I want to tell you howawesome I'm feeling, how, for
the last 10 days, my body hasliterally been going through all
the symptoms of shifting frombeing a sugar burner to a fat
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burner.
And if you don't know aboutthis process and if you don't
know about autophagy, which iswhen you fast for a certain
amount of time, or any amount offasting will bring you into
autophagy and that's when all ofthe food in your belly that has
been expelled and has beentransformed into energy is gone,
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well then your body startslooking for sources of energy.
And when I wasn't feeding mybody sugar and I wasn't putting
any food in my mouth for 46hours, my body began the cleanup
process.
So all the debris, the cellulardebris, the stuff that causes
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inflammation, the stuff that'sdead and just floating around
your body, causing all thesedifferent symptoms, physically
began to exit my body, andespecially those two days of
fasting, but the whole weekprior as I stepped away like 98,
99% away from sugar, nocaffeine, all of that stuff,
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more water.
My body went through all theprocesses and he lists them.
And if you want to know whatyour body does when you shift,
pull up Dr Livingooden and lookfor yourself.
This podcast is really one of mygreatest desires for
Humanityville as a whole is whatI tried to instill in my
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children when they were veryyoung and I learned, I taught
them all how to read and myearly days of homeschooling
honestly I didn't know what Iwas doing, but I instilled in
them, in most of them.
Now my two younger sons kind ofgot the brunt of the tail end
of that, and so I've talkedabout the differences.
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They had technology and videogames introduced into their life
at a very crucial age betweenlike nine and 11, as opposed to
my older two children who didn't, and the differences are
amazing.
But I always tried to instill alove of learning and man.
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We're going to really talkabout that.
But going back to this healthyway that I'm now living again,
it's so liberating and it's sosimple.
I don't think about food all thetime.
That's what sugar does folks.
That's what the preservativesdoes.
That's what living on carbsdoes.
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Every one of the foods Imentioned literally has
ingredients in them to cause youto crave more of them.
Thus the addiction, thus thesugar habit.
And, man, it was harder tobreak than it was nicotine,
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harder to break than it wascocaine, and I never really had
a massive alcohol problem.
I've always been able to usealcohol in moderation and every
once in a while I would do aweekend kind of binge.
But, man, this food thing?
Why?
Because it's legal, folks.
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It's legal.
And, just as a side note,cannabis isn't addicting.
Okay, no-transcript.
Good things happen in my bodyNow, just like anything else.
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You can overdo it and you canbegin using something in more
than moderation, and that's wheninebriation comes.
That's when you're covering upall that you need to look at.
But cannabis is a plant.
Hemp has thousands of useswhich they have kept from us.
(10:03):
And just as a final side noteon that and you can see I'm
passionate about it do yourfreaking research if you're, you
know, anti-cannabis oranti-hemp, because I'll give you
one example.
And if it whets your appetiteto resurrect inquisition and
learn something new, I'll be sohappy.
Hemp can be created into asubstance used for building
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materials that is stronger thandrywall and with time it gets
stronger over the years insteadof breaking down like drywall
does.
Imagine that.
I wonder why they would keepsomething like that from us.
Hmm, hmm, the money machine hasto continue, right?
Anyway, enough of that.
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I just wanted to piggyback andspeak to you about and you can
even tell it in my voice and thepep that I have and the joy and
the freedom from bloat andfeeling like my body is starting
to return to my original formthat was always supposed to be
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in place.
You know, I've never reallyreached that full form Because,
you see, I started on myemotional eating path, as I've
said many, many times, when Iwas a kid.
So I'm excited to meet the bodythat Teresa Marie, the
ambassador of Chi, was alwayssupposed to have, and she's
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coming, coming right along.
I am nine pounds down now andmy clothes are feeling different
and it's a wonderful feeling tofinally be stepping into all
these final phases.
It's going to be a lifetime ofhoning and progressing, and
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that's what I want to talk toyou about now is this lifelong
learner thing that I think weforget, that we're here to do,
and this was all evoked.
You know, I just want toreiterate oh, and the other
housekeeping thing.
I just love being free to justbe.
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I don't have any format, Idon't have any notes.
Well, no, I take that backInstead of flipping back and
forth on my computer because Iam not very compute-y and I
don't want to be.
I want to use it as a tool, butI don't want to be so submerged
in my laptop that I can'tfreely move.
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And so, instead of swappingscreens, what I do?
You know that I love quotes andI use them frequently on my
daily podcast.
So I did write my quotes downtoday, rather than flipping
screens.
But other than that, I don'thave a format, I don't have a
plan.
I remember my dear brother,david, asked me.
He said so, tess Tess was mynickname from my brother and he
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said so what do you do?
Do you research?
Where do you get your materialfrom?
And I said well, I just I walkout in the woods or I meditate
and pray, and when I'm doing mymorning sadhanas, which is my
moving meditations, and I readand I journal, usually the
spirit drops an idea in my headand then, when he's ready for me
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to let loose, I just set up mymicrophone and off I go and I
don't look back, I just look atthe.
You know, the next day comes andeven when I edit, I did go
through a period of time where Iwould turn it on and listen and
then, when I'd see a pause, Iwould edit.
But now I mean that's way toomuch time, I'm not doing that
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kind of crap.
So what I do is I just go inand I highlight and I only stop
when I see a pause.
That needs to be deleted,because when you're a podcaster,
you literally pay a monthly feeto be on whatever platform
you're on.
And I'm on Buzzsprout and so Idon't want to expend any of my
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money for the amount of hoursthat I pay for on pauses.
In fact, if my husband was atthe helm of the mic, we would be
broke because he's got such along pause button that you know
our hours would be taken up inthe first four or five days.
I'm sorry, babe, you know he'sgoing to get me back when we
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begin podcasting togetherbecause that is coming.
But anyway, one of theinspiration points that I
received this morning was andit's so cool that when you
listen to God, he had droppedsome of these ideas into my head
before I even went to bed lastnight.
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And it was confirmed when Iopened my 365 Tao book, the
daily meditation book by DanMing Tao, and I am on day 199.
I'm kind of behind this year,but you know, there's no
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perfection here, it's progress.
And the title of today'smessage was called Internalizing
and it opened with this and Ijust had to laugh out loud and I
was like really, god, really,okay, I guess that's what you
want me to share today.
And it opened with this quote itsaid people think they don't
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have to learn and immediately Iwas like, oh, buddy, that's a
lie, because there is so muchinformation available.
But knowledge is more thanpossessing information, more
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than possessing information,because only the wise move fast
enough.
And I just I want to thank you,god, for always giving me
exactly what you want for me toshare and giving me the
communication skills to do soand the passion to want to help
Humanityville, because I am themand they are me and we can find
common ground in all of oursituations, in all of our lives,
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and yet we are so freakingunique.
Isn't it a wonder-filled timeto be alive and allowing
ourselves to be exposed to thelives and the teachings of
others, and then we turn aroundand teach others about our own
life.
Wouldn't that be an incredibleway to live.
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Well, that's where we'reheading.
And so I began to look at thisand I thought about oh, years
ago.
I can remember asking my oldestson some question I don't
remember the question and he waslike GTS it, mom, and I'm like
GTS it.
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What does that mean?
He's like mom, google that shit.
And I'm like oh, oh, I saidwell, how do I do that Now?
Remember, this is years ago.
He's like mom, just type in thequestion.
I want to know about this.
And what does the book say today?
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The amount of informationavailable today is unprecedented
In medieval times.
A few volumes can form a wholeencyclopedia of all the known
facts.
Or a despot can control hissubjects simply by isolating or
destroying a library which, bythe way, they're continuing to
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do in mass quantities.
Do you understand that historyis being erased?
Do you understand that booksthat they don't like are banned
still to this day in manycountries?
But I digress.
And then it says nowinformation is available to us
in tidal wave proportions.
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Now, when my kids were beingraised, and my oldest son was
one of those and he was probablymy biggest.
Why, why, why, mom, why?
And I remember being so shutdown.
When I would ask those whyquestions, my dad would just say
because I said so.
He never led me to what youknow.
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I used to tell my kids go lookit up, you know, go find out.
Let's go to the library.
There was no internet then.
There, you know, dial up wasjust coming online at that point
, and so it was instilling alove of seeking out that
information on their own.
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And allow me to use my oldestson, torrey James, as a prime
example of being a lifelonglearner.
This man can do plumbing,electric.
He is an incredible IT man.
He can build computers, he canfix computers, he can install
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camera systems and he hastrained in every form of law
enforcement, even to the pointof rescue diving.
When he was a police officerfor 14 years, he took every
single training course that hecould get his hands on.
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He has.
He always has had a thirst toknow more.
Currently he's in medic school.
He loves to help people and hedecided he liked being on an
ambulance.
So he left the police force andhe's been on an ambulance and
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now he's in a year-long courseto become a certified medic and
he is literally a jack of alltrades, and I know that.
I know that one day his dreamof having his own big, huge shop
and just fixing whatever needsto be fixed will come to
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fruition, because he will alwayshelp other people.
Now it's so funny that there aremembers in my family that also
do the same thing.
I have my two younger sons, forexample, who have been through
many, many, many, many differentjobs, and there are other
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members of our family that wouldsay, oh well, they need to pick
something steady and notrecognizing that they're looking
at a mirror of themselves.
Another example of what I'mspeaking about is well, mom,
you've always been all over theplace.
You get excited about one thingand then you go with that and
then the next thing comes andyou want us to all get excited
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about it too.
When they don't recognize hello, what do you do?
I have a daughter who you knowwas not vibing with the current
job that she had, and this isher third or fourth.
No, I'm not feeling it.
And does she stay?
Does she stay because there's apaycheck?
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No, because she recognizes deepdown in the love and light that
she is that this is not workingfor me.
And so why am I torturingmyself and staying?
So?
She just left a job because shedidn't like it.
Because my children are lifelonglearners and each one, in their
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own individual way, is on atrajectory of becoming, just
like you and me, humanity, whowe came here to be, and every
single life challenge is alesson in 3D Earth School.
So, going back to theinformation part, so now that we
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can just say, hey, google, blah, blah, blah and get the answer
which, by the way, sometimescould be very skewed, so be very
cautious there.
Some people take a lethargicapproach to this enormity of
information that we have.
They feel that if there's somuch at hand, they don't need to
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actually learn anything.
Think about colleges today.
How are people getting throughcollege?
Oftentimes?
Oftentimes, they're gettingonline and they're getting all
their answers and they're notlearning a dang thing.
They're just going through thisprocess to get the letters
behind their name, only todiscover that they're too
educated and they can't qualifyfor jobs.
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It's a bunch of BS, is what itis.
And they don't in schools todayin America, they do not teach
you to learn, they program youto remember what they want you
to know, they propagandize ourschools and we as parents just
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think, oh well, this is what wehave to do.
And I remember 30 years ago howI was told well, you know, you
can't pull your kids out ofschool.
And I was like, oh really,they're my kids and you're not
going to tell me what to do withmy kids.
And many, many people more andmore are realizing that that's
what's happening.
And again, I point you to thedocumentary Beneath Sheep's
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Clothing if you want toinvestigate more of what I'm
talking about.
So people will go out and findinformation when they need it.
But you know what?
Life moves way too fast for usto be lazy about learning.
Have you noticed how time hasaccelerated?
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That's because the energies onthe planet are rising and love
and light are becoming brighterand brighter and exposing the
darkness that needs to get theheck out of our path.
And it is happening much faster.
So to rely on anybody else butyourself, we cannot be lazy,
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because the flow of informationhas increased exponentially, but
so too has the pace ofdecision-making.
And if you don't have thatknowledge and knowledge isn't
information, folks, it'sexperiencing life, it's getting
away from the TV, it's gettingaway from the phone and the
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scrolling.
It's having real lifeexperience right and the 365 Tao
book ended up saying this thatit's been stated that the
average human being utilizesonly 10% of their mental
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capacity.
A genius uses only 15%.
So we definitely do have thecapacity to keep up if we unlock
our potential, and that's whatfree to just be is here for.
This requires education,experience and determination.
One should never stop learning,experience and determination.
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One should never stop learning,never stop exploring and never
stop going on adventures.
We're to be like explorers ofold, because what they acquired
for themselves will alwayssurpass those who merely read
about their exploits and neveractually get out and do any of
it.
How about that?
So, as we think about this, Iwant you to realize that
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learning how to learn to mebecame one of life's most
important skills.
I have two or three books thatI read, you know, simultaneously
One's in the bathroom, one's inmy office, one's by my bed.
I listen to different teachingson podcasts or YouTubes or
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whatever.
There's no end to education, andlearning is not attained by
chance.
Abigail Adams said it must besought with ardor and diligence,
like my son going throughgrueling 10-hour days, five days
a week for the next year and inthe meantime finding time to be
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on an ambulance and have arelationship and get ready to
move, because he is arduous anddiligent.
He is arduous and diligent andwe need to recognize that the
pursuit of learning is literallythe pursuit of becoming our
best selves, like another one ofmy son who's up for a promotion
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at work, or a son who's workingin almost a managerial position
in a warehouse of the big A,which we won't mention, but at
the same time he's rising upwith what he wants to do with
his art and making logos andcreating merch.
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And then I have a son whocontinually takes steps to be
closer and independent as anentrepreneur and opening his own
store, and a daughter-in-lawwho's going back to school to
help with that process.
It's never ending, it'sdestination unknown, and
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education is what remains afterwe've completely forgotten what
we learned in school.
That's what Albert Einsteinsaid.
You know, he was completelydissed in school.
He was told that there wassomething wrong with him, that
he couldn't learn with him, thathe couldn't learn Albert
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Einstein, a genius.
And then there's Zig Ziglar.
Life is a classroom and onlythose who are willing to be
lifelong learners will move tothe head of the class.
Do you want to move in thisascension process?
Do you want to take steps,whether they're little, tiny
baby steps, inch by inch?
Everything is a cinch on thisascension journey toward the
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dimension of heaven.
Charlie Munger said those whokeep learning will keep rising
in life.
So if you maybe have happenedonto this podcast and are
wondering what the heck is thisall about?
An awakening journey, well, whydon't you wake up and start
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finding out what an awakeningjourney is?
And thank you so much forstopping by Because you know
what, because you know whatbooks are like weight lifting.
For our mind, this is literallywhat learning is.
You suddenly understand whatyou have understood all your
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life, but in a new way.
Because it is we are unlockingnot only the love and light, but
all the answers.
And this is where people alwayswant to argue.
They want to say oh, you'resaying that you're God.
I'm not listening to that formof religion.
There's only one God.
I've never said that I am God.
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I have said that I am like God.
The Word of God tells me thatI'm made in the image of God,
and guess what?
That includes all hisattributes, which I am learning
to develop, and all of theknowledge, wisdom and
understanding which, again, I'mlearning to develop.
And all of those answers arelocked within us and it is our
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job.
To what?
Learn how to remove those veilsof unconsciousness.
By what?
Saying Google, how do I removethose veils of consciousness?
Well, that is a good place tostart, but guess what?
It is a complete journey andGoogle is in the background
answering my question.
Is that not hilarious?
But I have you on Not DisturbGoogle.
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So thank you very much.
But now see, my curiosity sayswhat A good place to start.
Google has lots of information,but a conversation can help you
focus on your specific goals.
What are you curious about?
I rest my case.
You can start there, becausethose who keep learning will
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keep rising in life, and webegin by simply resurrecting
inquisition.
We would not, in America, bewhere we are right now if we had
not just allowed others tothink for us, because, you see,
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learning is creation, it's notconsumption.
So see, I'm piggybacking on acouple of episodes ago.
They have trained us to be asociety of consumers, including
consuming information, includingthe information that they want
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us to know, including thedistraction where they took away
things they didn't want us tolearn, including what they added
and twisted onto real truth.
Are you enough of a learner tobegin to discern what is truth
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and what isn't?
Or do you need fact checkers?
Because you know there arepeople in our collective today
that rely on fact checkers andif a fact checker says it's not
true, well, that's what they'regoing to go with.
I'm sorry, folks, that is allpropaganda, all of it.
So, in closing, I want you toknow what Brian Hubert said.
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He said the capacity to learnis a gift.
The ability to learn is a skill, oh, but the willingness to
learn is a choice.
Every moment that we are onthis planet is a choice, a
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choice to put positive thoughtsin our head before we go to bed
and stay hours away from theblue screens before we go to
sleep.
We go to sleep will assure usthat we wake up with good
thoughts in our head, whichgives us a positive outlook,
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which propels us to learn thenew lessons of the day, which
helps us to see beauty andopportunity and lessons
everywhere.
And it takes us back to theepisode I spoke about how the
universes are speaking of God'struths all the time without
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words, in the clouds and in thesky, and in animals and in
baby's laughter.
Right, we do have that capacitywithin us to learn.
We do have the ability to makeit a skill.
Oh, I hear the excuses.
Oh, but I'm not a reader.
Well then, learn how to take aspeed reading course and jump
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ahead football fields ahead.
Oh, you don't think you're alearner, you think reading is
stopping you?
Well then, freaking, hone theskill of reading, brother or
sister, if you're too lazy to dothat and my fingers are
pointing back at me because, ohmy gosh, how much more I could
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learn if I could speed read.
Now, I do kind of, in a way,speed read because I'm good at
scanning, but I'm not a speedreader.
And you know, you can actuallyresurrect the phonogenic memory.
That's not a gift, that justcertain like genius people or
people on the scale or however,people on the spectrum, however
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they want to call it.
You know that's innate in allof us and we just have to
uncover it, dust it off, blowthe dust away and say you know
what?
Okay, maybe I'm not ready totake a speed reading course, but
maybe I am ready to plug inthis book that interests me in
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my earbuds while I work, so thatI am simultaneously enriching
my mind, my life, while I'mdoing this rote job that I'm so
sick and tired of.
And I want to do this, butguess what?
I have to learn the steps onhow to get there.
Like my son, he fills in inbetween with his fix-it business
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to help keep food on the tableand pay the bills, while he's
learning to do the next stage ofhis life.
Just like I, stepped away fromthose time clocks and refused to
go backwards.
And, as much as I strugglesometimes financially, door
dashing helps me pay the billsthat I refuse to let my husband
pay, because I am learning theresponsibility that I, if I am
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to become no, when I am tobecome an entrepreneur, I will
know how to regulate and controland be diligent with my funds,
which is a weakness, and that isone of the areas that I need to
do more studying on.
I'm not there yet, but I amgetting there.
Health is coming back andenergy is coming back and
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everything is a stage oflearning.
But the big question for you,humanity because I've already
told you that it is the truththat we have the capacity and we
have the ability, but, oh,buddy, the big question is do
you have the willingness tochoose you?
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Because nobody, but nobody, iscoming to get the you that you
were meant to be.
But you, brother and sister,you and you alone, are it Just
like Wookiee Foot, the songYou're it?
Oh, there's another thing thatyou can look up, and it
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describes the difference ofstruggle and then floating in
the liberty that comes frombeing a lifelong learner,
because we are the ones incharge of uncovering the
beautiful creation that we areunderneath all these programs,
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all this trauma, all this stuffthat we have stuffed down and
refused to look at.
There will come a day thatwe're courageous enough to sit
in that mirror and have younoticed that, everywhere you go,
the very issues that you'refacing, hello, that's your
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mirror.
You get upset by somebody.
You better turn it around andsay to yourself wow, why is this
upsetting me so much?
You know, is it?
You know, indignantrighteousness, whatever it is,
is it indignant righteousness?
Whatever it is, if you're angryby somebody who does XYZ, you
might want to check what it isin you that needs to change,
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because until you're willing tochange what's going on inside
you that you keep putting in thecloset or locking away and
saying that's the past, I don'thave to deal with it, bs, that
past is going to continue tohaunt you until you look it
right in the face, like thedemon it is, and say I am not my
past and I am going to sit hereand let it.
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Let it rise up and I'm going tolook at it and acknowledge it
and recognize it and say oh, wow, wow.
When did this start?
And mind, trace it back to itssource, its root, generally
between ages birth through sevenand eradicate it and say I am
no longer that childhood trauma.
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And little by little, as we dothis, we get freer and freer and
then more knowledge pours inand then we're able to do more.
And it is a beautiful dance oflife.
Life doesn't have to be astruggle.
We can just recognize that it'sall part of this human being
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journey and we are all together,humanityville, learning how to
stop doing and come back in tobeing exactly who we came here
to be.
And in closing, I want to askyou you know I have a very small
audience, I'm not very good atmarketing, so if my material is
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beginning to resonate with y'all.
Please, please, please, likethese episodes.
That like button changes thealgorithm and the more likes I
get, the more comments I get,the more people that subscribe
to my station.
And you know I don't care themoney aspect.
(40:00):
I know that I offer value, Iabsolutely know that the things
that I share help people,because I've been told that.
But the money part, eh, you know.
But yet I do have to live aswell.
So to subscribe do have to liveas well.
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So to subscribe, I'm not askingfor $50 a month, I'm asking for
whatever you feel that myinformation has brought value
into your life.
You can donate any amount ofmoney, but all of those things,
most importantly, rises thealgorithms and starts pushing
the information of awakening andhow to exit from the matrix
that free to just bring, free tojust be, brings to you and it
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rises it up so more people canget free and so, collectively,
we can change the world.
We can change the world.
I love you so much, humanity,and I hope you have an
absolutely terrific Tuesday.
This is Teresa Marie, anambassador of God's chi, saying
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peace.
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