September 8, 2025 • 65 mins
Could the root of your struggles — or your success — come down to a single seed thought? This week, I sit down with Medical Medium Kim Seer to uncover how these subtle yet powerful thoughts shape your health, relationships, abundance, and more.
You’ll learn:
* What seed thoughts are and how they form
* The hidden ways they influence healing, illness, and manifestation
* How to identify and transform your own seed thoughts
* Why shifting this root energy can change every area of life
Kim also shares details about her free workshop to help you go even deeper into this healing work.
💜💡 Tune in now and discover how changing your seed thoughts might just change everything.
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Joy, hey, beautiful soul, welcome to spirit
speakeasy. I'm Joy Giovanni,joyful medium. I'm a working
psychic medium, energy healerand spiritual gifts mentor. This
podcast is like a seat at thetable in a secret club, but with
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time. So come behind the velvetropes with me and see inside my
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world as I chat insider stylewith profoundly gifted souls, we
go deep, share juicy stories,laugh a lot, and it wouldn't be
a speakeasy without greatinsider secrets and tips. You
might even learn that you havesome gifts of your own so step
inside the spirit speakeasy.
Hey, beautiful soul. Welcome infor another episode of spirit
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speakeasy. I am so excited toshare today's guest. Have you
ever heard of something called aseed thought? Well, it is the
root of the root of maybeeverything going on in our
physical bodies, in our lives,in all the areas of our lives,
and how things manifest or don'tmanifest in a positive or
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challenging way, from everythingto physical illnesses,
challenges or growth in ourabundance, our relationships,
every area of Our life, really.
So today's guest is medicalintuitive Kim sear. She's been
on the pod before and is anincredibly powerful healer. I am
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really not going to take muchtime in this intro, because I
want to get right into thisconversation. She so generously
dives into this powerful healingtool of seed thoughts and
spoiler alert, she's doing afree workshop that we're going
to talk about towards the end ofthe conversation. So make sure
you hang around for that. Andfor those of you that watch on
the video version and notice myeyes are looking a little crazy
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today, a little different. I'mgoing to talk about it in the
outro, in the post show littleoutro that we do. So hang on for
that. If you want more detailsabout me without further ado,
let's get right into it with mycolleague and friend, amazing,
medical intuitive. Kim sear,hey, beautiful souls, welcome in
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for another episode of spiritspeakeasy. My guest today is a
second timer here in the pod,which you guys know is very
rare. I'm gonna do a quick introand then dive right in, because
we've already learned all abouther. So we're going to dive into
some deep topics today. Ourguest is Kim seer. She is a
medical intuitive, MasterHealer, communicologist and
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community leader for over 25years. Kim comes from a family
of healers and seers, thecalling has been passed down
through the family line forgenerations. Kim's worked with
many professionals, fromscientists, a vast array of
doctors, specialists who treatdiseases, illnesses, specialty
clinics, pain clinics, policedepartments, and has been in TV,
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radio and print. Kim's traveledthe world, teaching, lecturing
and working online with clients,and now she is here with us
today inside spirit speakeasy.
Welcome in. Kim sear, thank you,timer, I know we don't have a
lot of guests. I know, yeah, Iknow
to dive in twice with which isreally exciting. Will you just
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quickly go into your gifts withus, a little bit kind of how you
are able to see illness in thebody as a Medical Medium. How
that works for you, like withinyour own gifts?
Sure, sure, sure, sure. So, likemany of us do, I thought I was
fairly normal. I didn't knowthat people didn't see people
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who had already passed, becauseto me, it looks like everybody
else on the street. So and Ialso, you know, when you're born
with gifts, you just assume thatthat's how everybody else is as
well. And so when I recognizedthat I could see into the body I
was six years old. There was asomebody coming in through the
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kitchen that my mom was talkingto a gentleman, and he had a
cancer. I didn't know that I wassix. I'm just walking through
the kitchen, and as I'm walkingthrough, I pointed out, and I
said, Hey, what is that like?
What is that? And my mom's like,what is what is what, right? So,
so at that point in time, Irecognize that she didn't see
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what I saw and he didn't seewhat I saw. I assumed that
everybody saw what was happeningin their bodies. Because, in my
world, why wouldn't you, right?
So I can literally watch organsworking. I can watch blood
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flowing. Nerves, they float,they move it like 200 miles an
hour. So I don't, I can'tdirectly connect those five. All
of those. But I absolutely canfollow back that through them
really closely to identify whatis happening what is not. And
then the body has always talkedto me, everybody's body never
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ask it to it just does. And overthe course of time, you learn to
be able to to monitor that.
Because certainly I don't needall of that information, nor is
it appropriate, yeah, yeah, so.
But not only does of all thedifferent ways that my gifts
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come through, people will alwayssay to me, gosh, I want to see
just like you. Well, to behonest with you, of all my
gifts, the one that I trust theleast is what I physically see
with my eyes interesting. Andthe reason being is that you
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know, the center field vision ofany of our eyes is actually
black, and we see from theperiphery, and then that sends
information to the brain, andthe brain fills in what you're
seeing, which is why a magicianoftentimes will come and stand
right in front of you, Becausethat's your central field
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vision. So if I couldn't back upwhat I see with the really deep
knowingness that I have, alongwith hearing from their body,
their guides, thing you know,pretty much all the different
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angles that communication cancome. You know, I probably
wouldn't say a thing, but youknow, throughout the whole
course of my life, we've hadsome really incredible things
happen, and to which I say, youknow, may with all the way the
gifts come through. Number one,may we never cease to be utterly
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amazed at what's possible. Yeah,and what's kept me spending the
majority of my adult lifetraveling around the world and
teaching people. The only reasonI've done that is because I know
for a fact that there is nothingthat any one of us can do that
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the rest of us can't. And so,yeah, that's such a cool way of
looking at it, because I believesimilarly, that, you know, maybe
our gifts manifest in differentways or but we all have the
ability to play. We all have theability to participate and
sometimes even strengthen thoseareas where maybe we don't feel
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as strong, or balance things outin our gifts. Like you said,
it's not just that physical siteor psychic site. It's the the
blend of the gifts together. AndI highly encourage anyone who
wants to hear your whole storyof how you went from being six
years old through your journeyof life to becoming this
incredible practitioner. Thatwas episode 71 medical intuitive
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Kim sear sharing her secretswith you. I'll link it in the
show notes, if you guys want to.
It's an incredible story withand you give so many specific
shares in there. But today wedecided we wanted to talk about
sort of what we're bridging intonow, which is, yes, you have
these very specific gifts as amedical intuitive, as a seer in
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your own work, but you havedevised a really incredible
system through the way that youunderstand, I want to say, like
the root of the root of anyissue that's manifesting in the
body. Can you talk about seedthoughts?
Yes, absolutely. So you know,there are plenty of times,
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whether it's something minor orsomething major, where we feel
as though maybe we were sick andwe thought we finally got over
it, or, you know, there was atrauma that you had, and you
thought, Okay, I finally, I'mdone with that. And you know,
you're moving on along yourlife. Next thing you know, here
it comes again. Here it comesphysically again. Here it comes
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emotionally again. Here comesthe fear again. And so you
wonder, you know, gosh, Ithought I already dealt with
that, like, what is this? So Ireally think of seed thoughts.
So to me, absolutely everythingthat happens in life has a seed
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thought that is the point ofcreation, and when we are
working through so manydifferent ways, whether it's
healing, whether it's, you know,they've had a surgery, what, no
matter what that is, if we don'tinevitably resolve the seed
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thought. Then there is alwaysthe potential that that can come
back, it can either recreate, orit will exacerbate someplace
else in the body or through theemotions. And so I very much
think of seed thoughts as likehaving a dandelion in the lawn.
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You know, dandelions are,they're Hardy. They are hardy.
Now, you know, you can, youknow, see a dandelion in the
lawn. You go pick it out of thegrass and like, yes, I've got
it. But they are hardy. If youdo not get those out roots and
all, not only will they growback, but it will multiply, and
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the next thing you know, youhave a lawn full of dandelions.
Well, not so dissimilarly, thereare so many emotions, there's so
many fears, there's so manyphysical things that are
manifesting one seed thought isactually manifesting in four or
five different places in yourbody, okay? And you don't know
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of what that is. And so when youcan get a hold of the seed
thought, and you can eliminateit going back to the dandelion
and the long, yeah, the work wedo, what it does is it creates a
reverse growth process so itliterally starts retracting from
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everything. Let's say one seedthought is in 10 different
places in your body. What willoccur is that that will all
start retracting from everysingle place that it was, yeah,
every place in your field, everyplace and all the different
emotions and fears, everythingwill retract until it's down to
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one seed, and then the one seedthat originally started, we will
get a hold of that seed and wewill extract it. And if you
restrict us, if you extract aseed from the grass or from the
soil, would the soil ever evenknow that that seed was there?
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If there was nothing left, itwould not have even known that
that seed existed. And sosimilarly, we can have some
incredible things happen when weget all those seed
thoughts. Yeah, so there's somuch to unpack here. I do have
some organized questions. Idon't know if everything I want
to ask you, it's probably inthose questions, but I'm sure
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it's going to come out. Okay, soas you're saying it, I see a lot
in pictures in my mind as well,and I see that little seed. And
you and I have talked about thisbefore, and I've heard you speak
a you speak about this before.
So there's that little seed inthe ground, and then that's that
first thought, that first thingthat happens, that trauma,
whatever it might be, and thenit takes roots. And you can
imagine those roots growing inthe dirt, and they're spreading
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out in the different directions,and then those roots are taking
hold and making, you know,different sprigs or different
little whatever twigs that arepoking up out of the ground to
start to bloom eventually, andyou can see how it can really
overpower the lawn of our body,right? I'm always talking about
the garden of our life and thegarden of our body, but what I
hear you saying is that this oneseed thought could be in some of
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those roots stretching out intoour personal relationships, in
other of those roots stretchingout into our mental health, into
our physical Well, being intoour money, into our different
areas, is that that's true. Ohyeah, understanding that
these, this one seed, can wreakhavoc in the two biggest things
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that will draw a person createfear in a person, is mess with
their health or mess with theirmoney. And interestingly enough,
there are so many seed thoughtsthat just this seed thought
alone can really come in andcreate doubt and interruption.
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And you know, it slows thingsdown you're trying to get things
done. It slows things down. Itcreates chaos. It can show up in
a number of ways. And one seedthought is not only in one place
in the body, you know, how doesdisease and illness actually
start? You know, most peoplethink that by the time that you
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physically are sick, that that'sthe beginning, right? This was,
No, it's not. That's the end ofit. Yeah, that's the end of it.
The beginning started way backthere. And that seed, thought is
now, you know, spread like, youknow, those, those little, what
do they call them in the spring,they're the white, wispy things
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that have the seeds thatthrough the air off the
dandelion. There you go. Sothere you are. There
you are. It is proliferatingeverywhere. So. So,
yeah, so you make the littlewish, but that's a dandelion,
and it's going to be a lot more.
So one of the many interestingthings is, I mean, I've heard
versions of this for many years.
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You know, even in Louise Hayeswork, where it's the, you know,
there's, of course, the BodyKeeps the Score is not hers, but
then she's got her you can healyour life where you know
hypothetically, or for example,in her work, grief is if you
have an ailment of the lungs, itmeans that there's a tie back to
the emotion of grief. If youhave an issue in the knees, it's
a tie back to inflexibility. Sothere's that book where you can
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kind of look up any number ofailments or conditions or
illnesses injuries, and see whatarea or what emotion that could
tie back to this, to me, feelsnot contrary to that, but it
feels like a doubling down or anexpansion of that. Is that how
you see these thingsintertwining?
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Yes, indeed, Louise Hay and somany books like hers really
helped the public finally have alanguage to what they had a
sense was happening in the firstplace. It validated that it was
happening, and it gave a properlanguage to it, and they were
spot on. The only challenge withit is all right, so now you're
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aware that you know, if you havea hip issue, that hips
represent, you know, a majorsupport system in your life,
changing or being unsettled,things like that. Okay, so now
you know that awesome, but it'sstill there. Yeah, knowing it
alone is does that I feel betterhere. I do not feel better here.
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So, so it's, it's like, Allright, we, we stopped a little
too soon,right? My challenge in this
work, well, a lot of peopledon't realize also, I was a body
worker for many years, and Iworked with so many clients, and
I can tell you that I've hadpeople on my table for many
years, over the course of theirlives, and would see the same
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issue that they had done everyWestern medical treatment. They
had done acupuncture, and theyhad everything except therapy,
or probably more of the the seedthought work that they needed to
do. And I love that this justreally is a different way into
the work. Do you know what Imean that doesn't step on the
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toes of any other treatments,and it really is, maybe for many
people who, like I was afrustrated practitioner, not
being able to get the results.
And you know, if someone seesyou once a week for two hours at
a time for an eight year period.
And you can't make them any youknow, much more improved. They
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feel an improvement, of course,in their day to day. But I was
always looking for thatsomething else, to kind of help
me help my people more. And Ifeel like I hear this from
acupuncturists and therapistsand body workers of all kinds,
and nurse practitioners and allkinds of people that just wish
they had that extra place tolook, that extra closet to
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search in, when none of thetraditional answers that they
have are working. And I reallyfeel like this is this is that
thing.
It really is. And you know, Ialways say that we, every single
one of us, we get into the workwe get into because of the
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compassion that we have and theheart we have to really help.
And if there is anything that wecan do to help resolve something
when everything we've done,we've known how to do, we've
done, and we've made progress,there's no doubt. I really
believe that there's not any onething that is the magical pill.
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I really believe that everythingreally works together
beautifully and and it'simportant to have all of these,
but the the tools in regards tothe seed thoughts and being able
to finally, not only root out,you know, one issue from one
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place, but the next thing youKnow, three other things that
you may not have even knownabout also start to resolve,
right? Because that same seedthought was over here and it was
over here and it was over here.
In your client's eyes, you looklike this awesome person. You
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are my hero, and humbly, we saythank you to that but, but what
we know to be true is it's it'sreally about where the work goes
to and how effectively it canget into our database and clear
it out from that very. Beginningpoint
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well, and I love what you saidthat oftentimes the seed thought
is planted way before the thingmanifests in any area of our
life. To teach the illness andpain and emotional imbalance are
rooted in the energy of us longbefore they show up in the body.
So is our body giving us signsalong the way that we can kind
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of have as a flag, a red flag,of like, okay, I thought
something or some point that'sproblematic.
Yes, you know, that's a reallygood point, because the fact of
the matter is, the body doestalk to you. It talks to
everyone all the time, but we'venever learned to understand its
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language. And when you start tounderstand its language, then
you start to recognize, Oh, my.
You told me about this six yearsago. I i got what you were
saying, but I didn't understandit. I didn't know what to do
with it. You know, so manyamazing practitioners get
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information, whether it's, youknow, they see it in their
mind's eye. They're they'rehearing it through guidance,
their knowingness, however thatcomes, they get this incredible
information, but then they don'tknow what to do with it, right?
Because it doesn't fit into theformat that they know. Yeah, and
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it's so important that you know,the the moment that we can know
more and know better, that we wetake that opportunity, right and
say, What can we do from here?
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Like,yeah, do you have an example
that can help, kind of justpeople really expand their mind
into maybe with a client youwork with, or someone that
you've known, where they startedto have signs and symptoms or
something bubbling up in an areaof their life, and then
connected back to Okay, that'swhat this is, sure.
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So my very best friend,many years ago, it's probably
four maybe five, so not thatlong ago, but four or five years
ago, out of the blue,had a heart attack, wow. And I
find out, and after I know thatshe's okay, I hit her. You gotta
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know better, right? I mean, weknow that. We know better. We
know these things, but you knowso obviously, I didn't hit her,
but, but I said, so let's goback. Let's go back and talk
about what you know, nothingever happens without you having
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a sense that something's notright. You know, I'm starting,
and for her, we could go backand actually start to see that
she started having differentgastric things out of out of the
blue, number one, start payingattention for things that just
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start happening that are unlikeanything that has happened. If
it doesn't have a have a patternthat's normal, start paying
attention to it. You know also,if you start losing weight and
and, you know, most people, youknow, if we just start losing
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weight randomly, most people arelike, happy day. Well, well,
okay, that is a happy day. Um,however, the body does not just
lose weight for no reason,right? You know, you don't start
having sharp pains or somethingthat starts, you know, nagging
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on you when you're doing acertain activity or at a certain
time in your day or so, you'relooking for things that are out
of the ordinary in so, becausethere's at no point in time does
anything just come out of theblue that is really unheard of.
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We just, if we, and let's bereally clear, too, it's a really
busy life. Yeah, we have, andmost of the time it's it's
everything that we can do to tryto pay attention to what's just
going on in front of us here.
You know that unless you knowit's the squeaky wheel gets the
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grease, you know? And we're sobusy putting out fires over here
and there and here and there andevery which way, but loose that
by the time we actually. Reallypay attention to what our body's
been saying. We're too tired todo anything about
it. That's a great point.
Because, I mean, I know when mywork was different, I sit a lot
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now, but it's there weredefinitely times where leading
up to a major illness event thatI was like, tired and just
dismissed it as like, well, whenam I not just tired, and when am
I not just like, uncomfortable,achy in my body? And I did lose
a bunch of weight, but I hadbeen trying, it just hadn't been
working. And so I was like, Ohmy gosh, it's my beautiful so it
was just a number, a number ofthings that I because I'm very
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much a patterns girl. I'mlooking for patterns
correlations, right? And if Icorrelate it down to something,
then sometimes it makes it moreeasy to dismiss. Is the truth,
because, you know who now it'sdifferent because my kids are
grown up. But who that is, asingle parent of young kids and
working has a week where theydon't feel tired, or they are
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getting the appropriate numberof hours of sleep or self care,
like it's just not a thing. SoRight? It's, it's a great point.
And now what I do that's alittle different, is, if I do
have something that's like yousaid, out of the blue, like this
thing that's happening right nowwith my I'm going to address it
in the intro or outro, and mylittle eyes are swollen, but I
make a note of it in mycalendar. I do digital
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calendaring to keep my schedule,and I make a note of it because,
like you said, We're busy. I'mnot going to remember. I'm not
going to remember when it was.
I'm not going to remember whereit is in the cycle of, you know,
everything the month, theabsolutely season, the did i i
think this is because I atesomething. But is it because you
ate something, right? Right? Oris it something that is a
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spreading, growing roots of aseed thought? And how do we tell
the difference?
Yeah, absolutely. It is reallygood. It's very good to be able
to keep track and, and I'll say,you know, even if you, you know,
if you're someone who does do ameditation, or at least takes,
you know, two to five minutes ofquiet time in the morning, you
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know, I would say, do it in theevening before you go to bed.
But then, likely what happensis, you start instead of
meditating, you're sleepitating,you know, I'm going on, you
know. So, you know. But take,take just a moment in and take a
moment and just pay attentionfrom head to toe and just in
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your mind, just say to yourbody, you know, body, how are
you doing? You know. Is thereanything that you need me to
know. Yeah, and if somethingcomes into your mind, don't
doubt it. Write it down, even ifyou say, Well, I don't have any
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idea what this is. But okay, Iwrote it down because
inevitably, all that informationcomes together. And, yeah, it's
just a good way. And the momenttruly the moment your body knows
your list you're going to talkto it. It will become Gabby. It
will tell you all kinds ofthings
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when I would say, not even inthat meditation moment, but even
later, throughout the day. Forme, it's usually when I'm doing
something really mundane. Itused to be folding sheets. Now
it's dishes or and those littlethings will just pop in, you
know? So even if it maybe is notduring that little two or three
minute check in anytimesomething you be well enough,
just take a notice. Yeah, youbet. So you also teach that
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unhealed trauma or past hurts,past and present, I guess,
creates patterns that can keeppeople stuck, as we know, no
matter what they've done to getbetter, better is the seed
thought theory or work? I don'tI don't even know. It's fact. Is
the seed thought idea true, evenif someone has done, like, a lot
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of therapy and really, likeunpacked their trauma, and sure
has done a lot of work on this.
And how does that, how is itstill in there? If they feel
like they've really tried toexcavate their lives,
development, all the things?
Yeah,you know, what a great question.
So the answer is, you know, wecan do. We can deep dive into
everything we know how to do,and there very well may be
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absolutely nothing less left,right. But the problem with seed
thoughts is that they can hideand then they'll start pushing
something else to the surfaceand and aggravating something
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else where what's really drivingit is the seed thought. So it
just pushes it up to the front,right? And so we. When you know
about seed thoughts, it's abeautiful thing, because you can
take that in your every singleday. You don't need to, you
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know, do healings with it allthe time, but you can take that
very information, and you cansort things so quickly. You
know, is there anything to this?
You know. Is there anything leftof this trauma, okay, you know.
Is there a see thought here thatI'm not aware of? Yeah, because
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here's an example. There areplenty of times. Well, let me
just say the you know, if therewere people who had control
issues, and I'm not saying thatanybody does, but if we No but
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control issues, it's, it's,oftentimes, if somebody has
control issues, and whether it'sthey're trying to control
something outside of themselves,or whether they're really
micromanaging their own life, itcan really create a lot of
problems, and we can go throughall different types. Once we
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identify its control, then wecan go through all kinds of
things to make us stop being socontrolling. The problem is the
sheer act of control. Control isa secondary to abandonment. So
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what's really being sparked whenthe control and that notion that
that, you know, I need to lookaround what's going on. What's
going on is what got started.
Where's the abandonment reallygot itself going. Symptom, not
the control. Is the symptom.
It's not the seed thought. Sohypothetically, if someone did
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feel like maybe you know theyknew someone, or could see it in
themselves, and they realized,okay, so if control is the
symptom and is abandonmentalways the seed thought beneath
control, um, always is a strongword, but
Well, well, actually it is. Itis to the best that I have known
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my career. It, it, that's whatit generally boils down to. Now
you can have things, you know,we live in a multifaceted world.
So you can have a lot ofsecondary things all hanging out
in the same environment, but,but that doesn't mean that. And
so you can have a couple of seedthoughts you know that have been
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coming through the field forquite some time, right? And all
of a sudden they land on you.
And they may not have hit yourphysical body yet, but they hit
your energetic body, and nowyour emotions or your fears, all
of a sudden, got it got rattled,okay, and you're feeling
insecure, and you're not exactlysure why, or you're feeling
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really, you know, almost angryfor no apparent reason. But
okay, so yeah, when these thingscome through,
yeah, so it sounds like withthat symptom of control, that
that always ties back toabandonment. But that might not
be the only symptom ofabandonment to trace back to
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that scene. Oh yes, oh yeah. Soit's got lots of nasty little
SIM. It is like we would hear oninfo.
Oh, absolutely, absolutely. It'sjust like, you know, the it what
comes first, the chicken or theegg? Well, you know, there's not
good enough, which, yeah, acouple of people may have, and
then there's like unworthy. Andso the question always is, what
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came first, the chicken or theegg? Well, actually, not good
enough is a symptomof unworthy, right?
So,yeah, so if it had, if each seed
thought, if each core motion, orcore seed thought, has many
different symptoms, it mightpresent in one area of your life
as control, and it might presentin a different area of your life
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as I don't know something else,right, absolutely something
different that absolutely butwe're not necessarily connecting
those dots to realize, oh, thisis from the same original seed.
That's absolutely right, okay?
And in the meanwhile, and in themeanwhile, and also in your
relationships at work, all of asudden, you find things start
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bothering you, or you know yourwork seems to be you know people
are being critical, or somethingis happening at work and you
don't. There's nothing for youto automatically pin to say this
and. This and this areconnected, right? And yet they
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are, you know, it's when youwork and you remove seed
thoughts. I've had so manyclients. I here's an example. I
had a client come. She hadreally injured her knee badly,
and they wanted to do, to do aknee replacement. She did not
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want that. So she came to myoffice. I rebuild knees. It's no
worries. So I'm rebuilding herknee. That's all that she
wanted, right? Just repair theknee. I don't need to have a
knee replacement. I don't wantto go through surgery. So, but
she did. We didn't. While you'resaying repair the knee. You
mean, you mean, in a psychicsurgery sense, not your nose. Oh
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yeah, it's repairing the knee.
Is actually one of the sciencein the National Institute of
Health Research projects that Iwas part of. So they would do an
MRI on a person's knee before Idid anything, and then I would
rebuild the knee. And then theywould do an MRI again right
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after I got done rebuilding theknee, or within 45 minutes after
I got done rebuilding the knee,and the two MRIs did not at all
look the same. This has themeniscus is torn. You've got a
little bit of tear in the ACL,the MCL looks stretched out. You
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know, you have all of theseproblems. There's arthritis here
the kneecap. Kneecap is cracked.
This knee looks like there's notreally any arthritis, maybe a
little inflammation, buteverything's, everything's back
intact, and after you've gone inwith your tools and, yeah,
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techniques and absolutely well,and not to derail your story, I
just wanted to make that clear.
No, no,that's true. That's so true.
That's so true. But he's sayingso nonchalant, like, Oh, I do, I
apologize, but here's good,here's the cool thing that's not
just something that I can do.
I've taught people to rebuildknees for 25 years, yeah? So
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it's something that everybodycan do. We just never were told
we could. Yeah. Anyway, sorry.
So my nail, so my Gale. She'shere. I'm I'm just rebuilding
her knee. I leave, you know,normally after I rebuild a knee,
I'll let them go around for aweek or two, just to, you know,
if I need to add more cartilageor something somewhere, I'll let
it settle in and take a look atit. So I did. She came back, and
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when she came back through thedoor, she said, Guess what? I
said, what something amazing ishappening? What? What has
happened? What has happened? Isaid, your knees better? She
said, Yes, yes, but that's notit. She said,
I have had an eating disorderfor 10 years, and I have no idea
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what you did, but from the timethat I left, I didn't see myself
the same when I looked at myselfin the mirror. It's changed.
It's changed now. I didn't doanything on an eating disorder.
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I'm just rebuilding the knee,but because I don't want you to
ever re injure that knee. Yeah,I don't want you to fall have an
accident. I don't want you to doany of that. So if I remove the
seed thought that caused theinjury in the first place, then
you likely are not going to reinjure that. Whatever that seed
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thought was, that obviously wasthe same seed thought that had
created the eating disorder.
Now, those do not automaticallygo together. They don't
automatically for her, it did.
This is just an example of oneseed thought can show up and
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create different things,completely different. About six
years later from the time that Ihad done the knee rebuild, it
was Christmas time, and I was inthe mall, and my family, we were
shopping, and I saw her, and shelooked great. And you know, she
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said to me, I to this day, Ihave still had no problem with
any eating disorder. Wow.
And did you know that you weretaking the seed thought out from
whatever was happening with theknee itself, even though you
didn't maybe know it connectedto this.
Whenever, whatever I'm workingon, I will find whatever the
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seed thought is that createdthat. So, yes, I worked using
the quantum work that I do, andI removed, I extracted that seed
thought from out of her.
Database. So once that's gone,anything that it was linked to,
right, also starts going away.
So, you know, I will always tellstudents less is more with this
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work, because sometimes you cando you know, one thing and have
multiple things change, right?
Because we have no idea howinterconnected thoughts are and
fears are. Yeah. So yeah,so interesting. So is the seed
thought true about anymanifestation of illness in our
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body, or could someone just likein a car accident, or just some
just crazy things happen? Doesit? Does it always tie back to a
see thought in every instance?
Or is it only some of the time?
So again, a very good question.
So in my understanding, there isno such thing as an accident. No
such thing as an accident. Sothere is always a seed thought
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behind everything. Now, youknow, my my kids, when they were
younger, they would say, I justhave a cold. Can't I just have a
cold? Does it really have tohave something behind it. Well,
you know, even something as whatmight be simple as a cold it
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still can have a relating seedthought to it. Now, it doesn't
mean that every single seedthought needs to be removed
forever and ever and ever, amen,but what are the big ones? What
are the big ones that arereally, you know, you know
you're holding you down. And ifyou wanted to have a sense of,
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Do I have any of those big seedthoughts in my life that might
be influencing or creating achallenge for me, I would say,
ask yourself the followingquestions. Okay, you know,
number one, do I keep trying todo everything that I know you
know the right way, but I take,you know, three steps forward
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and five steps back, you know, Itake two steps forward and six
steps back I take, you know, um,do I just keep getting stalled?
You know? Do you feel as though,literally, something is holding
you back? Because inevitably,for big seed thoughts, you may
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be cranking through your life.
You've done everything right.
You know, you've, you've learnedabout yourself, you've you've
done all the right things.
You're really conscientious. Youare moving forward and plowing
ahead and doing great. And then,you know, it's like, you know,
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bam, you just like, hit thewall, and you bounce off, going,
What in God's name was that?
What was that? Big seedthoughts, often times, are
things that will eitherphysically stop you in your
tracks. Ie an accident, somemajor disease or illness that
comes about, sometimes massivelife blowing apart. You know,
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your life blowing apart, butsome major seed thoughts may
also come up, and it completelyfractures what once was a really
steady relationship. And youknow, perhaps it was time for
both to grow in different ways.
But, and it may not be the sameseed thought for both people
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that you don't share seedthoughts, but it's you can key
in and just, you know, sit withthat, ask your own, you know,
your own spirit, your ownguidance.
It's it's also fascinating,because even you know, if
someone is displaying thebehavior of like self sabotage
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that could tie down to oneparticular seed, thought, it
could be affecting many areas oftheir life. Even if the same
symptom is self sabotage. Itmight not look the same in their
relationship as it does in theirbusiness, as it does in their
personal wellness. You know whatI mean? So absolutely, this
pesky work, ma'am,I know it really is. It really
is because it we would like itto be so simple that, you know,
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if x and y are together, then italways equals this, right? Well,
that does not, that is not thecase. You can have one seed
thought, and you're right. Itis. It is showing up in a in
several different ways, and itis influencing so many aspects
of your life. Well, because,if our life and our ourselves,
right, our journey is a garden.
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In, let's just say, Well, yeah,it's being affected that you
might, you and I might have asame seed thought, and it's
being affected by our soil, ourfertilizer, our what else are we
growing? Are we weeding? Are wenot? Are we? So it's affected by
everything else along ourjourney. So it might not
manifest the same, right? Isthat true?
Absolutely true. Absolutelytrue. So are there any,
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just how you were saying thatcontrol always ties back to
abandonment? Are there any kindof like usual suspects, so to
speak, common seed thoughts thatcorrelate to specific issues or
illnesses or challenges?
Obviously, not always, becauseit can be different. But are
there some,you know, there are some
diseases that have a fairlycommon
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originally, we would say it's astereotype,
but it really does boil back toit is a stereotype, but the
exact seed thought could bedifferent for each person, but
breast cancer is one of the onesthat
breast cancer generally has.
This is someone who really doesfor everyone. They are here,
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they are there, they are here,they are there, they're here,
they're there. They're so doingout. And you know, if they have
five minutes at the end of theday, you know they don't want to
take it because they're going tofeel guilty about it, right? Or
if they do take the fiveminutes, then they are going to
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make sure they feel guilty aboutit, because I should have been
doing something else. So youknow that the basics of that is
that stereotype is is similarfor a particular disease. Now,
when we come todifferent seed thoughts, um, one
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of the other seed thoughts,really about, oh, I had it. I
had it. Where did it go? Allright, I
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have a different question. Yeah,go ahead. Carry on. Carry on.
I'm sure it'll fly back around.
Go ahead. Soif there are these challenging
seed thoughts that tie intothings that make symptoms that
are maybe less comfortable ordesired, are there also positive
seed thoughts like you do have adeep belief in your ability to
succeed or and can those kind ofthis might be a really weird
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question, but canthey kind of cancel out exactly?
I'm looking for any work aroundhere.
You do have very positive seedthoughts. And positive seed
thoughts have far more poweroverall than lower frequency
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seed thoughts. That's great. Soyes, you do right for us, yes.
I mean, still we got to weed ourgardens. We
do. We do. We do, you know, andand anytime that you are really
focused, on trying to do yourbest. There are always a
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multitude of seed thoughts thatcome in to surround you and put
support. So it's not justguidance and spirit, but
literally in your energy fieldand in your body, there is much
that can be done. There are somepeople will go back to the
person you ask a question about,let's say, somebody who had
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trauma in their life, butthey've done a ton of work
around it. You know, might theyhave a seed thought left and,
and this gives me a perfectexample of, you know, sometimes,
you know, you have found out androoted out all of that nonsense,
and then if some random thingphysically happens, a it's
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random, and it's much more mild,okay, so sometimes you can just
be dealing with the last, likeresidue of it. If something
actually does physically showup, but it won't be what it you
know, it likely would have beensomething that would have really
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knocked you off your feet, andnow it's just something that's
annoying that lasts three daysor so, right? You know? So it's
like, so there are, there aretimes that people come and
they'll come to me for otherthings, and then they'll say,
oh, by the way, you know, I'vehad this little thing, and I
have no idea. I have no ideawhat it is. And I'll kind of key
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in and and talk to the bodyabout it, and their bodies,
like, you know, in this area,the the there was, the body was
really have have, there was acreation of a disease that was
going on here, okay? And, andthe body is actually cellularly
resolved itself, but we havejust, you know, a little bit
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here and a little bit there,and,
wow, no worries. Well, and I'mwondering along this train of
thought if some of this is why,like, if our life is the
manifestation of everythingthat's going on in the energy,
which I believe, I think you dotoo, yes, indeed, that could be
potentially part of why, maybein one area, things are cruising
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right along in a lovely way, andin another area, we're feeling
like, What the heck ishappening? You are so, right?
Okay, well, that's prettycool. Absolutely, I
love that you're so passionateabout this work, and I know that
we are just barely scratchingthe surface of feed seed
thoughts, but I really I alsobelieve that everything is
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connected to everything, and Ifeel like this could be the
thing that just gets us overthat final hump of everything
else we've done. And I, as wellas you, and you're talking about
breast cancer, I personally knowthree or four people just in the
last couple of years that havepassed away, there are things
that, if there could be justsomething else to try, wouldn't
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we? I definitely would. And Ithink that thing you have a
really exciting learningopportunity just around the
corner, like 10 days after thisis I do releasing, and will you
please shareabout that with us absolutely.
So I have a free workshop thatis I'm putting on. It's going to
be just an hour an evening, andit's going to be September the
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17th, at 7pm Eastern, standard,4pm Pacific, six, Central, five,
mountain and the so it will gothe 17th for an hour, the 18th
for an hour, and the 19th for anhour. And then I'm launching,
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I'm launching my our program,this medical, intuitive mastery,
and because this is really aboutlet's just take you where you're
at, whether you've got noknowledge at all, or you've got
a lot of skills, I am absolutelypositive that you will be able
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to find what it is that youneed. Because I, you know, I'm a
firm believer that you know yourguidance and your ancestors,
they they thankfully move usaround all kinds of directions,
particularly if we let them. Butyou know, it'll make a big
difference. So the name of theworkshop is, you know, what is
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really blocking your healing,and how can I finally release
it? You know, what's reallyblocking your healing, and how
can I finally release it? Sothat's
what everyone wants at the endof the day, right? No, Amanda,
that suffer if we could notabsolutely, I, you know when I
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say, when I say to people,literally, if you had the
ability to be able to detectbecause ultimately, let's stop
waiting. I see clients, trulyfrom around the world who will
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come to me with disease andillness that they have tried
everything else. And again, it'snot that I'm a miracle maker,
it's just the work is good, andI know how to show up and hold
that space for it, but, butideally, if you could catch that
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breast cancer before it evercame through the field and
created itself in the body. Likedo you know that cells actually
separate in an area where anincoming cancer is going to be
your body makes way for it.
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Wouldn't you want to know how tostop it before it ever even had
the chance to get started? Yeah,I know I would. I know for a
fact you would joy,definitely. And I mean, the
added bonus is also every otherarea of our lives, if for
someone that's like drawing thesame patterns in relationships
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or the same lonely that they'vebeen for 10 years and can't seem
to find a group to fit into, orstruggling in in that level of
abundance or trying to reach, Imean, there's a seed thought
for. For for usall, you know, it's interesting
too, because I have, I'm so busywith clients at this point, but
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I've done a lot over the yearsof working with businesses, from
small businesses that were, youknow, anywhere from you know,
500 people to 1000s. You know,businesses. Are everything. A
business is an entity ontoitself. Yeah, and so there are
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seed thoughts there that arecreating it. So I have gone
through so much and helped somany companies with employees
who weren't happy withmanagement that wasn't happy
productivity was down. You know,their product that they needed
to make, what they were going toall of that was interrupted, and
it was one nightmare afteranother. You'd be surprised, you
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know, boom, boom, boom, boom,boom, oh, look, everything's
running really smooth again, andeverybody's happy, hooray.
Very exciting. Well, tell us thename of this amazing free
workshop, September 17, 18 and19. Of course, we will link
everything in the show notes sopeople know what they're looking
for. What is it called and whatare you going to be teaching?
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Yeah, perfect. So what it'scalled is what's really blocking
your healing and how to finallyget rid of it. How to finally
clear it out of the way. Soundslike you're teaching what we've
been talkingabout. Oh, I am. I am very much.
You know so many times you knowyou've done everything right.
(56:35):
You know, you study, you trainyou, but we just keep coming
down with interferences andchronic illness and pain and and
emotional stuff and traumas,anxiety, depression. It's like,
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how do we ever get past thisstuff? And we sit there and we
say, you know, what, what am I?
What am I missing? You know? Sowhat we're really, you know,
kind of connecting in here is,you know, why do not only for in
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a physical realm, how? Why is itthat our traditional medicines
keep missing the mark. And howdo we get results in a system
that, in many ways, is notreally set up for us to have
super great outcomes, and it hasnothing to do with the
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professionals. Aren't accurate,no, Oh, heavens no. I think we
all need to be working together,but there are major things that
are interrupting us. We're goingto talk about that, and we're
really going to get you toreally see for yourself, like
this, this time frame together.
It's not a long time, but I'mhere to tell you, sister, we can
pack some stuff in in a shortperiod of time to really help
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you identify for yourself. Doyou happen to have any of these
seed thoughts that are hangingaround and you're going to be
able to find out for yourself?
Do I have any of these majorones coming? So if you want to
join me on the workshop, thenwhat I'm going to say is, Hey,
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you come with some things thatyou've got some questions about,
because you listen to thisinterview with joy on her
awesome podcast, and you'regoing to find out, you know,
you'll be able to really, whatIs that healing code? How do you
really get that and how do youactivate that power to really
(58:47):
put it into full motion for youand then step fully I am I very
much talk aboutthis is just how spirit has
used me throughout my careers.
I'm very much a catalyst person.
So by the time that somebodyfinally reaches me, people reach
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me at a time where they need acatalyst, because it is time to
move. It is time to move. It istime to go forward. And if
you're ready for that,I can't tell you how many of our
listeners and viewers and mycommunity is telling me all the
time that they're feeling stuckand they're just looking for
something to get them moving. Idefinitely will be putting this
(59:34):
workshop on my calendar. It isincredibly generous of you to be
offering this for free. I amsuper grateful. And on behalf of
everyone here, I will say thatwe are super grateful. Thank you
for putting that on. I hopeeveryone will attend September
17, 18th and 19th. Of course, Iwill link it in the show notes.
And can I with us? CanI add more thing? So you know,
(59:55):
this is I'm putting the workshopon for free. But you know, this
is a really challenging time inlife, yeah, and in general, and
every Sunday night at 7pmPacific, 7pm eastern standard
for Pacific, every Sunday nighton my YouTube channel, I do a
(01:00:18):
YouTube Live and I do an hourhealing, free to absolutely
anyone. It is just my way of youknow, we are all in this
together. Glad you brought thatup and you leave the replays up.
So if someone can, I leave thereplays up absolutely you can
find the replays. And I encodeevery session that I do, so
(01:00:43):
whether you listen to it the dayafter or 10 years after, you
will still be able to receive ahealing from this. So you are,
you know my YouTube channel iskimseer dot beg your pardon,
Kim, seer, dash, medical dash,intuitive.
(01:01:08):
I'm gonna link it. So don'tworry, that's awesome. Whatever
you're doing right now, don'teven get a pen. I'm gonna links.
So if you know, even if youcould just use a reset to get
ready for the next week, youjust come and join us. So,
yeah, and who can't use freehealing? And I know, right? I'm
just so grateful for joy. Yeah,no. I mean, it's clear that you
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really believe in what you do,and you're so passionate about
it. And I wish we had all thetime for all the stories,
because you have an incrediblebank of stories of of healing
that you have seen over 25years, I think, is quite shy of
how long you've been doing this,much longer than that, but we're
not trying to age anyone. Sothank you so much for being here
(01:01:51):
with us today and for everythingyou do and for shining your
light.
Thank you so very much. Thankeverybody for listening.
Well, what did you think aboutthis deep dive conversation with
medical intuitive Kim seer, Ialways love getting to talk to
Kim. We didn't mention this, butI see Kim quite frequently as a
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colleague as well. So we get totalk and hash things out. I do
get to spend time with her hereand there, and I just love her
energy plus her wisdom, and I'mso grateful that she is sharing
it all. And I had to ask herahead of time if we could talk
about seed thoughts. I didn'tknow, since she teaches so
profoundly on it, I didn't knowif she'd talk about it with us.
But we got really lucky. Forthose of you who hung around to
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hear what is going on with myinflammation, I think I'm having
an allergic reaction to mango,guys. I'm so sad for those of
you that love mango and fruit asmuch as I do, I had a reaction
to it about 25 years ago when Iwas pregnant with my daughter.
And hadn't I really don't touchit. I hadn't had it for many
years because it was a, not agreat reaction. And I had some
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mango sticky rice, which, if youcan have mango, and you don't
know what this is, head out toyour favorite Thai place
immediately, because it isamazing, and the mangoes are so
fresh right now we're at thekind of almost tail end of
August where we're recordingthis, and I woke up yesterday
with my eyes swollen shut. I hadto cancel some clients. Lots of
love. You guys know who you are.
You've rescheduled for me. Thankyou so much, and I maybe should
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be investigating about some seedthoughts around this allergic
response, and what that isabout, and what it goes down to.
So for those of you that reallylike to excavate and take
responsibility for the things inyour life and want to improve
your life, I really suggest yougiving this a thought, seed
(01:03:38):
thoughts. I am going to explorethis more, and I've been
exploring this for a while. ButI also encourage you to check
out that website, kimseer.comit's S, E, E, R. I will, of
course, link it in the shownotes. Her weekly community
healing. That's right, I do oneonce a month. She's doing one
once a week. She is incredible.
Plus this free workshop that shehas coming up live, September
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17, 18th and 19th. I am going toput it on my calendar because I
really want to attend, or get iton the replays. And then she's
got her master course that sheis going to be talking more
about. So hopefully you enjoyedlearning about seed thoughts.
Hopefully it's got you thinkingabout the symptoms or behaviors
in your life and what thosemight tie down to, even if it's
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something crazy like an allergicreaction, we can always be
investigating. So thank you somuch for being part of this
community and being here withme. It really does mean the
world to me as always. Big hugs.
Lots of love. Bye for now frominside spirit speakeasy, you in
the.
Joy, hey, beautiful soul, welcome to spirit
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Hey, beautiful soul. Welcome infor another episode of spirit
(00:46):
speakeasy. I am so excited toshare today's guest. Have you
ever heard of something called aseed thought? Well, it is the
root of the root of maybeeverything going on in our
physical bodies, in our lives,in all the areas of our lives,
and how things manifest or don'tmanifest in a positive or
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challenging way, from everythingto physical illnesses,
challenges or growth in ourabundance, our relationships,
every area of Our life, really.
So today's guest is medicalintuitive Kim sear. She's been
on the pod before and is anincredibly powerful healer. I am
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really not going to take muchtime in this intro, because I
want to get right into thisconversation. She so generously
dives into this powerful healingtool of seed thoughts and
spoiler alert, she's doing afree workshop that we're going
to talk about towards the end ofthe conversation. So make sure
you hang around for that. Andfor those of you that watch on
the video version and notice myeyes are looking a little crazy
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today, a little different. I'mgoing to talk about it in the
outro, in the post show littleoutro that we do. So hang on for
that. If you want more detailsabout me without further ado,
let's get right into it with mycolleague and friend, amazing,
medical intuitive. Kim sear,hey, beautiful souls, welcome in
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for another episode of spiritspeakeasy. My guest today is a
second timer here in the pod,which you guys know is very
rare. I'm gonna do a quick introand then dive right in, because
we've already learned all abouther. So we're going to dive into
some deep topics today. Ourguest is Kim seer. She is a
medical intuitive, MasterHealer, communicologist and
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community leader for over 25years. Kim comes from a family
of healers and seers, thecalling has been passed down
through the family line forgenerations. Kim's worked with
many professionals, fromscientists, a vast array of
doctors, specialists who treatdiseases, illnesses, specialty
clinics, pain clinics, policedepartments, and has been in TV,
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radio and print. Kim's traveledthe world, teaching, lecturing
and working online with clients,and now she is here with us
today inside spirit speakeasy.
Welcome in. Kim sear, thank you,timer, I know we don't have a
lot of guests. I know, yeah, Iknow
to dive in twice with which isreally exciting. Will you just
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quickly go into your gifts withus, a little bit kind of how you
are able to see illness in thebody as a Medical Medium. How
that works for you, like withinyour own gifts?
Sure, sure, sure, sure. So, likemany of us do, I thought I was
fairly normal. I didn't knowthat people didn't see people
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who had already passed, becauseto me, it looks like everybody
else on the street. So and Ialso, you know, when you're born
with gifts, you just assume thatthat's how everybody else is as
well. And so when I recognizedthat I could see into the body I
was six years old. There was asomebody coming in through the
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kitchen that my mom was talkingto a gentleman, and he had a
cancer. I didn't know that I wassix. I'm just walking through
the kitchen, and as I'm walkingthrough, I pointed out, and I
said, Hey, what is that like?
What is that? And my mom's like,what is what is what, right? So,
so at that point in time, Irecognize that she didn't see
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what I saw and he didn't seewhat I saw. I assumed that
everybody saw what was happeningin their bodies. Because, in my
world, why wouldn't you, right?
So I can literally watch organsworking. I can watch blood
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flowing. Nerves, they float,they move it like 200 miles an
hour. So I don't, I can'tdirectly connect those five. All
of those. But I absolutely canfollow back that through them
really closely to identify whatis happening what is not. And
then the body has always talkedto me, everybody's body never
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ask it to it just does. And overthe course of time, you learn to
be able to to monitor that.
Because certainly I don't needall of that information, nor is
it appropriate, yeah, yeah, so.
But not only does of all thedifferent ways that my gifts
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come through, people will alwayssay to me, gosh, I want to see
just like you. Well, to behonest with you, of all my
gifts, the one that I trust theleast is what I physically see
with my eyes interesting. Andthe reason being is that you
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know, the center field vision ofany of our eyes is actually
black, and we see from theperiphery, and then that sends
information to the brain, andthe brain fills in what you're
seeing, which is why a magicianoftentimes will come and stand
right in front of you, Becausethat's your central field
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vision. So if I couldn't back upwhat I see with the really deep
knowingness that I have, alongwith hearing from their body,
their guides, thing you know,pretty much all the different
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angles that communication cancome. You know, I probably
wouldn't say a thing, but youknow, throughout the whole
course of my life, we've hadsome really incredible things
happen, and to which I say, youknow, may with all the way the
gifts come through. Number one,may we never cease to be utterly
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amazed at what's possible. Yeah,and what's kept me spending the
majority of my adult lifetraveling around the world and
teaching people. The only reasonI've done that is because I know
for a fact that there is nothingthat any one of us can do that
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the rest of us can't. And so,yeah, that's such a cool way of
looking at it, because I believesimilarly, that, you know, maybe
our gifts manifest in differentways or but we all have the
ability to play. We all have theability to participate and
sometimes even strengthen thoseareas where maybe we don't feel
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as strong, or balance things outin our gifts. Like you said,
it's not just that physical siteor psychic site. It's the the
blend of the gifts together. AndI highly encourage anyone who
wants to hear your whole storyof how you went from being six
years old through your journeyof life to becoming this
incredible practitioner. Thatwas episode 71 medical intuitive
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Kim sear sharing her secretswith you. I'll link it in the
show notes, if you guys want to.
It's an incredible story withand you give so many specific
shares in there. But today wedecided we wanted to talk about
sort of what we're bridging intonow, which is, yes, you have
these very specific gifts as amedical intuitive, as a seer in
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your own work, but you havedevised a really incredible
system through the way that youunderstand, I want to say, like
the root of the root of anyissue that's manifesting in the
body. Can you talk about seedthoughts?
Yes, absolutely. So you know,there are plenty of times,
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whether it's something minor orsomething major, where we feel
as though maybe we were sick andwe thought we finally got over
it, or, you know, there was atrauma that you had, and you
thought, Okay, I finally, I'mdone with that. And you know,
you're moving on along yourlife. Next thing you know, here
it comes again. Here it comesphysically again. Here it comes
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emotionally again. Here comesthe fear again. And so you
wonder, you know, gosh, Ithought I already dealt with
that, like, what is this? So Ireally think of seed thoughts.
So to me, absolutely everythingthat happens in life has a seed
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thought that is the point ofcreation, and when we are
working through so manydifferent ways, whether it's
healing, whether it's, you know,they've had a surgery, what, no
matter what that is, if we don'tinevitably resolve the seed
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thought. Then there is alwaysthe potential that that can come
back, it can either recreate, orit will exacerbate someplace
else in the body or through theemotions. And so I very much
think of seed thoughts as likehaving a dandelion in the lawn.
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You know, dandelions are,they're Hardy. They are hardy.
Now, you know, you can, youknow, see a dandelion in the
lawn. You go pick it out of thegrass and like, yes, I've got
it. But they are hardy. If youdo not get those out roots and
all, not only will they growback, but it will multiply, and
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the next thing you know, youhave a lawn full of dandelions.
Well, not so dissimilarly, thereare so many emotions, there's so
many fears, there's so manyphysical things that are
manifesting one seed thought isactually manifesting in four or
five different places in yourbody, okay? And you don't know
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of what that is. And so when youcan get a hold of the seed
thought, and you can eliminateit going back to the dandelion
and the long, yeah, the work wedo, what it does is it creates a
reverse growth process so itliterally starts retracting from
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everything. Let's say one seedthought is in 10 different
places in your body. What willoccur is that that will all
start retracting from everysingle place that it was, yeah,
every place in your field, everyplace and all the different
emotions and fears, everythingwill retract until it's down to
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one seed, and then the one seedthat originally started, we will
get a hold of that seed and wewill extract it. And if you
restrict us, if you extract aseed from the grass or from the
soil, would the soil ever evenknow that that seed was there?
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If there was nothing left, itwould not have even known that
that seed existed. And sosimilarly, we can have some
incredible things happen when weget all those seed
thoughts. Yeah, so there's somuch to unpack here. I do have
some organized questions. Idon't know if everything I want
to ask you, it's probably inthose questions, but I'm sure
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it's going to come out. Okay, soas you're saying it, I see a lot
in pictures in my mind as well,and I see that little seed. And
you and I have talked about thisbefore, and I've heard you speak
a you speak about this before.
So there's that little seed inthe ground, and then that's that
first thought, that first thingthat happens, that trauma,
whatever it might be, and thenit takes roots. And you can
imagine those roots growing inthe dirt, and they're spreading
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out in the different directions,and then those roots are taking
hold and making, you know,different sprigs or different
little whatever twigs that arepoking up out of the ground to
start to bloom eventually, andyou can see how it can really
overpower the lawn of our body,right? I'm always talking about
the garden of our life and thegarden of our body, but what I
hear you saying is that this oneseed thought could be in some of
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those roots stretching out intoour personal relationships, in
other of those roots stretchingout into our mental health, into
our physical Well, being intoour money, into our different
areas, is that that's true. Ohyeah, understanding that
these, this one seed, can wreakhavoc in the two biggest things
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that will draw a person createfear in a person, is mess with
their health or mess with theirmoney. And interestingly enough,
there are so many seed thoughtsthat just this seed thought
alone can really come in andcreate doubt and interruption.
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And you know, it slows thingsdown you're trying to get things
done. It slows things down. Itcreates chaos. It can show up in
a number of ways. And one seedthought is not only in one place
in the body, you know, how doesdisease and illness actually
start? You know, most peoplethink that by the time that you
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physically are sick, that that'sthe beginning, right? This was,
No, it's not. That's the end ofit. Yeah, that's the end of it.
The beginning started way backthere. And that seed, thought is
now, you know, spread like, youknow, those, those little, what
do they call them in the spring,they're the white, wispy things
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that have the seeds thatthrough the air off the
dandelion. There you go. Sothere you are. There
you are. It is proliferatingeverywhere. So. So,
yeah, so you make the littlewish, but that's a dandelion,
and it's going to be a lot more.
So one of the many interestingthings is, I mean, I've heard
versions of this for many years.
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You know, even in Louise Hayeswork, where it's the, you know,
there's, of course, the BodyKeeps the Score is not hers, but
then she's got her you can healyour life where you know
hypothetically, or for example,in her work, grief is if you
have an ailment of the lungs, itmeans that there's a tie back to
the emotion of grief. If youhave an issue in the knees, it's
a tie back to inflexibility. Sothere's that book where you can
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kind of look up any number ofailments or conditions or
illnesses injuries, and see whatarea or what emotion that could
tie back to this, to me, feelsnot contrary to that, but it
feels like a doubling down or anexpansion of that. Is that how
you see these thingsintertwining?
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Yes, indeed, Louise Hay and somany books like hers really
helped the public finally have alanguage to what they had a
sense was happening in the firstplace. It validated that it was
happening, and it gave a properlanguage to it, and they were
spot on. The only challenge withit is all right, so now you're
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aware that you know, if you havea hip issue, that hips
represent, you know, a majorsupport system in your life,
changing or being unsettled,things like that. Okay, so now
you know that awesome, but it'sstill there. Yeah, knowing it
alone is does that I feel betterhere. I do not feel better here.
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So, so it's, it's like, Allright, we, we stopped a little
too soon,right? My challenge in this
work, well, a lot of peopledon't realize also, I was a body
worker for many years, and Iworked with so many clients, and
I can tell you that I've hadpeople on my table for many
years, over the course of theirlives, and would see the same
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issue that they had done everyWestern medical treatment. They
had done acupuncture, and theyhad everything except therapy,
or probably more of the the seedthought work that they needed to
do. And I love that this justreally is a different way into
the work. Do you know what Imean that doesn't step on the
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toes of any other treatments,and it really is, maybe for many
people who, like I was afrustrated practitioner, not
being able to get the results.
And you know, if someone seesyou once a week for two hours at
a time for an eight year period.
And you can't make them any youknow, much more improved. They
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feel an improvement, of course,in their day to day. But I was
always looking for thatsomething else, to kind of help
me help my people more. And Ifeel like I hear this from
acupuncturists and therapistsand body workers of all kinds,
and nurse practitioners and allkinds of people that just wish
they had that extra place tolook, that extra closet to
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search in, when none of thetraditional answers that they
have are working. And I reallyfeel like this is this is that
thing.
It really is. And you know, Ialways say that we, every single
one of us, we get into the workwe get into because of the
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compassion that we have and theheart we have to really help.
And if there is anything that wecan do to help resolve something
when everything we've done,we've known how to do, we've
done, and we've made progress,there's no doubt. I really
believe that there's not any onething that is the magical pill.
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I really believe that everythingreally works together
beautifully and and it'simportant to have all of these,
but the the tools in regards tothe seed thoughts and being able
to finally, not only root out,you know, one issue from one
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place, but the next thing youKnow, three other things that
you may not have even knownabout also start to resolve,
right? Because that same seedthought was over here and it was
over here and it was over here.
In your client's eyes, you looklike this awesome person. You
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are my hero, and humbly, we saythank you to that but, but what
we know to be true is it's it'sreally about where the work goes
to and how effectively it canget into our database and clear
it out from that very. Beginningpoint
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well, and I love what you saidthat oftentimes the seed thought
is planted way before the thingmanifests in any area of our
life. To teach the illness andpain and emotional imbalance are
rooted in the energy of us longbefore they show up in the body.
So is our body giving us signsalong the way that we can kind
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of have as a flag, a red flag,of like, okay, I thought
something or some point that'sproblematic.
Yes, you know, that's a reallygood point, because the fact of
the matter is, the body doestalk to you. It talks to
everyone all the time, but we'venever learned to understand its
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language. And when you start tounderstand its language, then
you start to recognize, Oh, my.
You told me about this six yearsago. I i got what you were
saying, but I didn't understandit. I didn't know what to do
with it. You know, so manyamazing practitioners get
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information, whether it's, youknow, they see it in their
mind's eye. They're they'rehearing it through guidance,
their knowingness, however thatcomes, they get this incredible
information, but then they don'tknow what to do with it, right?
Because it doesn't fit into theformat that they know. Yeah, and
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it's so important that you know,the the moment that we can know
more and know better, that we wetake that opportunity, right and
say, What can we do from here?
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Like,yeah, do you have an example
that can help, kind of justpeople really expand their mind
into maybe with a client youwork with, or someone that
you've known, where they startedto have signs and symptoms or
something bubbling up in an areaof their life, and then
connected back to Okay, that'swhat this is, sure.
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So my very best friend,many years ago, it's probably
four maybe five, so not thatlong ago, but four or five years
ago, out of the blue,had a heart attack, wow. And I
find out, and after I know thatshe's okay, I hit her. You gotta
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know better, right? I mean, weknow that. We know better. We
know these things, but you knowso obviously, I didn't hit her,
but, but I said, so let's goback. Let's go back and talk
about what you know, nothingever happens without you having
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a sense that something's notright. You know, I'm starting,
and for her, we could go backand actually start to see that
she started having differentgastric things out of out of the
blue, number one, start payingattention for things that just
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start happening that are unlikeanything that has happened. If
it doesn't have a have a patternthat's normal, start paying
attention to it. You know also,if you start losing weight and
and, you know, most people, youknow, if we just start losing
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weight randomly, most people arelike, happy day. Well, well,
okay, that is a happy day. Um,however, the body does not just
lose weight for no reason,right? You know, you don't start
having sharp pains or somethingthat starts, you know, nagging
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on you when you're doing acertain activity or at a certain
time in your day or so, you'relooking for things that are out
of the ordinary in so, becausethere's at no point in time does
anything just come out of theblue that is really unheard of.
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We just, if we, and let's bereally clear, too, it's a really
busy life. Yeah, we have, andmost of the time it's it's
everything that we can do to tryto pay attention to what's just
going on in front of us here.
You know that unless you knowit's the squeaky wheel gets the
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grease, you know? And we're sobusy putting out fires over here
and there and here and there andevery which way, but loose that
by the time we actually. Reallypay attention to what our body's
been saying. We're too tired todo anything about
it. That's a great point.
Because, I mean, I know when mywork was different, I sit a lot
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now, but it's there weredefinitely times where leading
up to a major illness event thatI was like, tired and just
dismissed it as like, well, whenam I not just tired, and when am
I not just like, uncomfortable,achy in my body? And I did lose
a bunch of weight, but I hadbeen trying, it just hadn't been
working. And so I was like, Ohmy gosh, it's my beautiful so it
was just a number, a number ofthings that I because I'm very
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much a patterns girl. I'mlooking for patterns
correlations, right? And if Icorrelate it down to something,
then sometimes it makes it moreeasy to dismiss. Is the truth,
because, you know who now it'sdifferent because my kids are
grown up. But who that is, asingle parent of young kids and
working has a week where theydon't feel tired, or they are
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getting the appropriate numberof hours of sleep or self care,
like it's just not a thing. SoRight? It's, it's a great point.
And now what I do that's alittle different, is, if I do
have something that's like yousaid, out of the blue, like this
thing that's happening right nowwith my I'm going to address it
in the intro or outro, and mylittle eyes are swollen, but I
make a note of it in mycalendar. I do digital
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calendaring to keep my schedule,and I make a note of it because,
like you said, We're busy. I'mnot going to remember. I'm not
going to remember when it was.
I'm not going to remember whereit is in the cycle of, you know,
everything the month, theabsolutely season, the did i i
think this is because I atesomething. But is it because you
ate something, right? Right? Oris it something that is a
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spreading, growing roots of aseed thought? And how do we tell
the difference?
Yeah, absolutely. It is reallygood. It's very good to be able
to keep track and, and I'll say,you know, even if you, you know,
if you're someone who does do ameditation, or at least takes,
you know, two to five minutes ofquiet time in the morning, you
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know, I would say, do it in theevening before you go to bed.
But then, likely what happensis, you start instead of
meditating, you're sleepitating,you know, I'm going on, you
know. So, you know. But take,take just a moment in and take a
moment and just pay attentionfrom head to toe and just in
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your mind, just say to yourbody, you know, body, how are
you doing? You know. Is thereanything that you need me to
know. Yeah, and if somethingcomes into your mind, don't
doubt it. Write it down, even ifyou say, Well, I don't have any
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idea what this is. But okay, Iwrote it down because
inevitably, all that informationcomes together. And, yeah, it's
just a good way. And the momenttruly the moment your body knows
your list you're going to talkto it. It will become Gabby. It
will tell you all kinds ofthings
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when I would say, not even inthat meditation moment, but even
later, throughout the day. Forme, it's usually when I'm doing
something really mundane. Itused to be folding sheets. Now
it's dishes or and those littlethings will just pop in, you
know? So even if it maybe is notduring that little two or three
minute check in anytimesomething you be well enough,
just take a notice. Yeah, youbet. So you also teach that
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unhealed trauma or past hurts,past and present, I guess,
creates patterns that can keeppeople stuck, as we know, no
matter what they've done to getbetter, better is the seed
thought theory or work? I don'tI don't even know. It's fact. Is
the seed thought idea true, evenif someone has done, like, a lot
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of therapy and really, likeunpacked their trauma, and sure
has done a lot of work on this.
And how does that, how is itstill in there? If they feel
like they've really tried toexcavate their lives,
development, all the things?
Yeah,you know, what a great question.
So the answer is, you know, wecan do. We can deep dive into
everything we know how to do,and there very well may be
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absolutely nothing less left,right. But the problem with seed
thoughts is that they can hideand then they'll start pushing
something else to the surfaceand and aggravating something
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else where what's really drivingit is the seed thought. So it
just pushes it up to the front,right? And so we. When you know
about seed thoughts, it's abeautiful thing, because you can
take that in your every singleday. You don't need to, you
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know, do healings with it allthe time, but you can take that
very information, and you cansort things so quickly. You
know, is there anything to this?
You know. Is there anything leftof this trauma, okay, you know.
Is there a see thought here thatI'm not aware of? Yeah, because
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here's an example. There areplenty of times. Well, let me
just say the you know, if therewere people who had control
issues, and I'm not saying thatanybody does, but if we No but
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control issues, it's, it's,oftentimes, if somebody has
control issues, and whether it'sthey're trying to control
something outside of themselves,or whether they're really
micromanaging their own life, itcan really create a lot of
problems, and we can go throughall different types. Once we
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identify its control, then wecan go through all kinds of
things to make us stop being socontrolling. The problem is the
sheer act of control. Control isa secondary to abandonment. So
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what's really being sparked whenthe control and that notion that
that, you know, I need to lookaround what's going on. What's
going on is what got started.
Where's the abandonment reallygot itself going. Symptom, not
the control. Is the symptom.
It's not the seed thought. Sohypothetically, if someone did
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feel like maybe you know theyknew someone, or could see it in
themselves, and they realized,okay, so if control is the
symptom and is abandonmentalways the seed thought beneath
control, um, always is a strongword, but
Well, well, actually it is. Itis to the best that I have known
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my career. It, it, that's whatit generally boils down to. Now
you can have things, you know,we live in a multifaceted world.
So you can have a lot ofsecondary things all hanging out
in the same environment, but,but that doesn't mean that. And
so you can have a couple of seedthoughts you know that have been
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coming through the field forquite some time, right? And all
of a sudden they land on you.
And they may not have hit yourphysical body yet, but they hit
your energetic body, and nowyour emotions or your fears, all
of a sudden, got it got rattled,okay, and you're feeling
insecure, and you're not exactlysure why, or you're feeling
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really, you know, almost angryfor no apparent reason. But
okay, so yeah, when these thingscome through,
yeah, so it sounds like withthat symptom of control, that
that always ties back toabandonment. But that might not
be the only symptom ofabandonment to trace back to
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that scene. Oh yes, oh yeah. Soit's got lots of nasty little
SIM. It is like we would hear oninfo.
Oh, absolutely, absolutely. It'sjust like, you know, the it what
comes first, the chicken or theegg? Well, you know, there's not
good enough, which, yeah, acouple of people may have, and
then there's like unworthy. Andso the question always is, what
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came first, the chicken or theegg? Well, actually, not good
enough is a symptomof unworthy, right?
So,yeah, so if it had, if each seed
thought, if each core motion, orcore seed thought, has many
different symptoms, it mightpresent in one area of your life
as control, and it might presentin a different area of your life
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as I don't know something else,right, absolutely something
different that absolutely butwe're not necessarily connecting
those dots to realize, oh, thisis from the same original seed.
That's absolutely right, okay?
And in the meanwhile, and in themeanwhile, and also in your
relationships at work, all of asudden, you find things start
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bothering you, or you know yourwork seems to be you know people
are being critical, or somethingis happening at work and you
don't. There's nothing for youto automatically pin to say this
and. This and this areconnected, right? And yet they
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are, you know, it's when youwork and you remove seed
thoughts. I've had so manyclients. I here's an example. I
had a client come. She hadreally injured her knee badly,
and they wanted to do, to do aknee replacement. She did not
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want that. So she came to myoffice. I rebuild knees. It's no
worries. So I'm rebuilding herknee. That's all that she
wanted, right? Just repair theknee. I don't need to have a
knee replacement. I don't wantto go through surgery. So, but
she did. We didn't. While you'resaying repair the knee. You
mean, you mean, in a psychicsurgery sense, not your nose. Oh
(35:46):
yeah, it's repairing the knee.
Is actually one of the sciencein the National Institute of
Health Research projects that Iwas part of. So they would do an
MRI on a person's knee before Idid anything, and then I would
rebuild the knee. And then theywould do an MRI again right
(36:08):
after I got done rebuilding theknee, or within 45 minutes after
I got done rebuilding the knee,and the two MRIs did not at all
look the same. This has themeniscus is torn. You've got a
little bit of tear in the ACL,the MCL looks stretched out. You
(36:30):
know, you have all of theseproblems. There's arthritis here
the kneecap. Kneecap is cracked.
This knee looks like there's notreally any arthritis, maybe a
little inflammation, buteverything's, everything's back
intact, and after you've gone inwith your tools and, yeah,
(36:53):
techniques and absolutely well,and not to derail your story, I
just wanted to make that clear.
No, no,that's true. That's so true.
That's so true. But he's sayingso nonchalant, like, Oh, I do, I
apologize, but here's good,here's the cool thing that's not
just something that I can do.
I've taught people to rebuildknees for 25 years, yeah? So
(37:13):
it's something that everybodycan do. We just never were told
we could. Yeah. Anyway, sorry.
So my nail, so my Gale. She'shere. I'm I'm just rebuilding
her knee. I leave, you know,normally after I rebuild a knee,
I'll let them go around for aweek or two, just to, you know,
if I need to add more cartilageor something somewhere, I'll let
it settle in and take a look atit. So I did. She came back, and
(37:35):
when she came back through thedoor, she said, Guess what? I
said, what something amazing ishappening? What? What has
happened? What has happened? Isaid, your knees better? She
said, Yes, yes, but that's notit. She said,
I have had an eating disorderfor 10 years, and I have no idea
(37:58):
what you did, but from the timethat I left, I didn't see myself
the same when I looked at myselfin the mirror. It's changed.
It's changed now. I didn't doanything on an eating disorder.
(38:20):
I'm just rebuilding the knee,but because I don't want you to
ever re injure that knee. Yeah,I don't want you to fall have an
accident. I don't want you to doany of that. So if I remove the
seed thought that caused theinjury in the first place, then
you likely are not going to reinjure that. Whatever that seed
(38:41):
thought was, that obviously wasthe same seed thought that had
created the eating disorder.
Now, those do not automaticallygo together. They don't
automatically for her, it did.
This is just an example of oneseed thought can show up and
(39:01):
create different things,completely different. About six
years later from the time that Ihad done the knee rebuild, it
was Christmas time, and I was inthe mall, and my family, we were
shopping, and I saw her, and shelooked great. And you know, she
(39:26):
said to me, I to this day, Ihave still had no problem with
any eating disorder. Wow.
And did you know that you weretaking the seed thought out from
whatever was happening with theknee itself, even though you
didn't maybe know it connectedto this.
Whenever, whatever I'm workingon, I will find whatever the
(39:48):
seed thought is that createdthat. So, yes, I worked using
the quantum work that I do, andI removed, I extracted that seed
thought from out of her.
Database. So once that's gone,anything that it was linked to,
right, also starts going away.
So, you know, I will always tellstudents less is more with this
(40:13):
work, because sometimes you cando you know, one thing and have
multiple things change, right?
Because we have no idea howinterconnected thoughts are and
fears are. Yeah. So yeah,so interesting. So is the seed
thought true about anymanifestation of illness in our
(40:39):
body, or could someone just likein a car accident, or just some
just crazy things happen? Doesit? Does it always tie back to a
see thought in every instance?
Or is it only some of the time?
So again, a very good question.
So in my understanding, there isno such thing as an accident. No
such thing as an accident. Sothere is always a seed thought
(41:04):
behind everything. Now, youknow, my my kids, when they were
younger, they would say, I justhave a cold. Can't I just have a
cold? Does it really have tohave something behind it. Well,
you know, even something as whatmight be simple as a cold it
(41:26):
still can have a relating seedthought to it. Now, it doesn't
mean that every single seedthought needs to be removed
forever and ever and ever, amen,but what are the big ones? What
are the big ones that arereally, you know, you know
you're holding you down. And ifyou wanted to have a sense of,
(41:50):
Do I have any of those big seedthoughts in my life that might
be influencing or creating achallenge for me, I would say,
ask yourself the followingquestions. Okay, you know,
number one, do I keep trying todo everything that I know you
know the right way, but I take,you know, three steps forward
(42:18):
and five steps back, you know, Itake two steps forward and six
steps back I take, you know, um,do I just keep getting stalled?
You know? Do you feel as though,literally, something is holding
you back? Because inevitably,for big seed thoughts, you may
(42:40):
be cranking through your life.
You've done everything right.
You know, you've, you've learnedabout yourself, you've you've
done all the right things.
You're really conscientious. Youare moving forward and plowing
ahead and doing great. And then,you know, it's like, you know,
(43:03):
bam, you just like, hit thewall, and you bounce off, going,
What in God's name was that?
What was that? Big seedthoughts, often times, are
things that will eitherphysically stop you in your
tracks. Ie an accident, somemajor disease or illness that
comes about, sometimes massivelife blowing apart. You know,
(43:29):
your life blowing apart, butsome major seed thoughts may
also come up, and it completelyfractures what once was a really
steady relationship. And youknow, perhaps it was time for
both to grow in different ways.
But, and it may not be the sameseed thought for both people
(43:51):
that you don't share seedthoughts, but it's you can key
in and just, you know, sit withthat, ask your own, you know,
your own spirit, your ownguidance.
It's it's also fascinating,because even you know, if
someone is displaying thebehavior of like self sabotage
(44:12):
that could tie down to oneparticular seed, thought, it
could be affecting many areas oftheir life. Even if the same
symptom is self sabotage. Itmight not look the same in their
relationship as it does in theirbusiness, as it does in their
personal wellness. You know whatI mean? So absolutely, this
pesky work, ma'am,I know it really is. It really
is because it we would like itto be so simple that, you know,
(44:36):
if x and y are together, then italways equals this, right? Well,
that does not, that is not thecase. You can have one seed
thought, and you're right. Itis. It is showing up in a in
several different ways, and itis influencing so many aspects
of your life. Well, because,if our life and our ourselves,
right, our journey is a garden.
(45:00):
In, let's just say, Well, yeah,it's being affected that you
might, you and I might have asame seed thought, and it's
being affected by our soil, ourfertilizer, our what else are we
growing? Are we weeding? Are wenot? Are we? So it's affected by
everything else along ourjourney. So it might not
manifest the same, right? Isthat true?
Absolutely true. Absolutelytrue. So are there any,
(45:22):
just how you were saying thatcontrol always ties back to
abandonment? Are there any kindof like usual suspects, so to
speak, common seed thoughts thatcorrelate to specific issues or
illnesses or challenges?
Obviously, not always, becauseit can be different. But are
there some,you know, there are some
diseases that have a fairlycommon
(45:51):
originally, we would say it's astereotype,
but it really does boil back toit is a stereotype, but the
exact seed thought could bedifferent for each person, but
breast cancer is one of the onesthat
breast cancer generally has.
This is someone who really doesfor everyone. They are here,
(46:18):
they are there, they are here,they are there, they're here,
they're there. They're so doingout. And you know, if they have
five minutes at the end of theday, you know they don't want to
take it because they're going tofeel guilty about it, right? Or
if they do take the fiveminutes, then they are going to
(46:38):
make sure they feel guilty aboutit, because I should have been
doing something else. So youknow that the basics of that is
that stereotype is is similarfor a particular disease. Now,
when we come todifferent seed thoughts, um, one
(47:00):
of the other seed thoughts,really about, oh, I had it. I
had it. Where did it go? Allright, I
(47:21):
have a different question. Yeah,go ahead. Carry on. Carry on.
I'm sure it'll fly back around.
Go ahead. Soif there are these challenging
seed thoughts that tie intothings that make symptoms that
are maybe less comfortable ordesired, are there also positive
seed thoughts like you do have adeep belief in your ability to
succeed or and can those kind ofthis might be a really weird
(47:45):
question, but canthey kind of cancel out exactly?
I'm looking for any work aroundhere.
You do have very positive seedthoughts. And positive seed
thoughts have far more poweroverall than lower frequency
(48:05):
seed thoughts. That's great. Soyes, you do right for us, yes.
I mean, still we got to weed ourgardens. We
do. We do. We do, you know, andand anytime that you are really
focused, on trying to do yourbest. There are always a
(48:28):
multitude of seed thoughts thatcome in to surround you and put
support. So it's not justguidance and spirit, but
literally in your energy fieldand in your body, there is much
that can be done. There are somepeople will go back to the
person you ask a question about,let's say, somebody who had
(48:51):
trauma in their life, butthey've done a ton of work
around it. You know, might theyhave a seed thought left and,
and this gives me a perfectexample of, you know, sometimes,
you know, you have found out androoted out all of that nonsense,
and then if some random thingphysically happens, a it's
(49:20):
random, and it's much more mild,okay, so sometimes you can just
be dealing with the last, likeresidue of it. If something
actually does physically showup, but it won't be what it you
know, it likely would have beensomething that would have really
(49:40):
knocked you off your feet, andnow it's just something that's
annoying that lasts three daysor so, right? You know? So it's
like, so there are, there aretimes that people come and
they'll come to me for otherthings, and then they'll say,
oh, by the way, you know, I'vehad this little thing, and I
have no idea. I have no ideawhat it is. And I'll kind of key
(50:01):
in and and talk to the bodyabout it, and their bodies,
like, you know, in this area,the the there was, the body was
really have have, there was acreation of a disease that was
going on here, okay? And, andthe body is actually cellularly
resolved itself, but we havejust, you know, a little bit
(50:25):
here and a little bit there,and,
wow, no worries. Well, and I'mwondering along this train of
thought if some of this is why,like, if our life is the
manifestation of everythingthat's going on in the energy,
which I believe, I think you dotoo, yes, indeed, that could be
potentially part of why, maybein one area, things are cruising
(50:45):
right along in a lovely way, andin another area, we're feeling
like, What the heck ishappening? You are so, right?
Okay, well, that's prettycool. Absolutely, I
love that you're so passionateabout this work, and I know that
we are just barely scratchingthe surface of feed seed
thoughts, but I really I alsobelieve that everything is
(51:07):
connected to everything, and Ifeel like this could be the
thing that just gets us overthat final hump of everything
else we've done. And I, as wellas you, and you're talking about
breast cancer, I personally knowthree or four people just in the
last couple of years that havepassed away, there are things
that, if there could be justsomething else to try, wouldn't
(51:30):
we? I definitely would. And Ithink that thing you have a
really exciting learningopportunity just around the
corner, like 10 days after thisis I do releasing, and will you
please shareabout that with us absolutely.
So I have a free workshop thatis I'm putting on. It's going to
be just an hour an evening, andit's going to be September the
(51:53):
17th, at 7pm Eastern, standard,4pm Pacific, six, Central, five,
mountain and the so it will gothe 17th for an hour, the 18th
for an hour, and the 19th for anhour. And then I'm launching,
(52:14):
I'm launching my our program,this medical, intuitive mastery,
and because this is really aboutlet's just take you where you're
at, whether you've got noknowledge at all, or you've got
a lot of skills, I am absolutelypositive that you will be able
(52:35):
to find what it is that youneed. Because I, you know, I'm a
firm believer that you know yourguidance and your ancestors,
they they thankfully move usaround all kinds of directions,
particularly if we let them. Butyou know, it'll make a big
difference. So the name of theworkshop is, you know, what is
(52:56):
really blocking your healing,and how can I finally release
it? You know, what's reallyblocking your healing, and how
can I finally release it? Sothat's
what everyone wants at the endof the day, right? No, Amanda,
that suffer if we could notabsolutely, I, you know when I
(53:18):
say, when I say to people,literally, if you had the
ability to be able to detectbecause ultimately, let's stop
waiting. I see clients, trulyfrom around the world who will
(53:39):
come to me with disease andillness that they have tried
everything else. And again, it'snot that I'm a miracle maker,
it's just the work is good, andI know how to show up and hold
that space for it, but, butideally, if you could catch that
(54:00):
breast cancer before it evercame through the field and
created itself in the body. Likedo you know that cells actually
separate in an area where anincoming cancer is going to be
your body makes way for it.
(54:24):
Wouldn't you want to know how tostop it before it ever even had
the chance to get started? Yeah,I know I would. I know for a
fact you would joy,definitely. And I mean, the
added bonus is also every otherarea of our lives, if for
someone that's like drawing thesame patterns in relationships
(54:45):
or the same lonely that they'vebeen for 10 years and can't seem
to find a group to fit into, orstruggling in in that level of
abundance or trying to reach, Imean, there's a seed thought
for. For for usall, you know, it's interesting
too, because I have, I'm so busywith clients at this point, but
(55:05):
I've done a lot over the yearsof working with businesses, from
small businesses that were, youknow, anywhere from you know,
500 people to 1000s. You know,businesses. Are everything. A
business is an entity ontoitself. Yeah, and so there are
(55:27):
seed thoughts there that arecreating it. So I have gone
through so much and helped somany companies with employees
who weren't happy withmanagement that wasn't happy
productivity was down. You know,their product that they needed
to make, what they were going toall of that was interrupted, and
it was one nightmare afteranother. You'd be surprised, you
(55:49):
know, boom, boom, boom, boom,boom, oh, look, everything's
running really smooth again, andeverybody's happy, hooray.
Very exciting. Well, tell us thename of this amazing free
workshop, September 17, 18 and19. Of course, we will link
everything in the show notes sopeople know what they're looking
for. What is it called and whatare you going to be teaching?
(56:12):
Yeah, perfect. So what it'scalled is what's really blocking
your healing and how to finallyget rid of it. How to finally
clear it out of the way. Soundslike you're teaching what we've
been talkingabout. Oh, I am. I am very much.
You know so many times you knowyou've done everything right.
(56:35):
You know, you study, you trainyou, but we just keep coming
down with interferences andchronic illness and pain and and
emotional stuff and traumas,anxiety, depression. It's like,
(56:55):
how do we ever get past thisstuff? And we sit there and we
say, you know, what, what am I?
What am I missing? You know? Sowhat we're really, you know,
kind of connecting in here is,you know, why do not only for in
(57:17):
a physical realm, how? Why is itthat our traditional medicines
keep missing the mark. And howdo we get results in a system
that, in many ways, is notreally set up for us to have
super great outcomes, and it hasnothing to do with the
(57:42):
professionals. Aren't accurate,no, Oh, heavens no. I think we
all need to be working together,but there are major things that
are interrupting us. We're goingto talk about that, and we're
really going to get you toreally see for yourself, like
this, this time frame together.
It's not a long time, but I'mhere to tell you, sister, we can
pack some stuff in in a shortperiod of time to really help
(58:04):
you identify for yourself. Doyou happen to have any of these
seed thoughts that are hangingaround and you're going to be
able to find out for yourself?
Do I have any of these majorones coming? So if you want to
join me on the workshop, thenwhat I'm going to say is, Hey,
(58:25):
you come with some things thatyou've got some questions about,
because you listen to thisinterview with joy on her
awesome podcast, and you'regoing to find out, you know,
you'll be able to really, whatIs that healing code? How do you
really get that and how do youactivate that power to really
(58:47):
put it into full motion for youand then step fully I am I very
much talk aboutthis is just how spirit has
used me throughout my careers.
I'm very much a catalyst person.
So by the time that somebodyfinally reaches me, people reach
(59:11):
me at a time where they need acatalyst, because it is time to
move. It is time to move. It istime to go forward. And if
you're ready for that,I can't tell you how many of our
listeners and viewers and mycommunity is telling me all the
time that they're feeling stuckand they're just looking for
something to get them moving. Idefinitely will be putting this
(59:34):
workshop on my calendar. It isincredibly generous of you to be
offering this for free. I amsuper grateful. And on behalf of
everyone here, I will say thatwe are super grateful. Thank you
for putting that on. I hopeeveryone will attend September
17, 18th and 19th. Of course, Iwill link it in the show notes.
And can I with us? CanI add more thing? So you know,
(59:55):
this is I'm putting the workshopon for free. But you know, this
is a really challenging time inlife, yeah, and in general, and
every Sunday night at 7pmPacific, 7pm eastern standard
for Pacific, every Sunday nighton my YouTube channel, I do a
(01:00:18):
YouTube Live and I do an hourhealing, free to absolutely
anyone. It is just my way of youknow, we are all in this
together. Glad you brought thatup and you leave the replays up.
So if someone can, I leave thereplays up absolutely you can
find the replays. And I encodeevery session that I do, so
(01:00:43):
whether you listen to it the dayafter or 10 years after, you
will still be able to receive ahealing from this. So you are,
you know my YouTube channel iskimseer dot beg your pardon,
Kim, seer, dash, medical dash,intuitive.
(01:01:08):
I'm gonna link it. So don'tworry, that's awesome. Whatever
you're doing right now, don'teven get a pen. I'm gonna links.
So if you know, even if youcould just use a reset to get
ready for the next week, youjust come and join us. So,
yeah, and who can't use freehealing? And I know, right? I'm
just so grateful for joy. Yeah,no. I mean, it's clear that you
(01:01:28):
really believe in what you do,and you're so passionate about
it. And I wish we had all thetime for all the stories,
because you have an incrediblebank of stories of of healing
that you have seen over 25years, I think, is quite shy of
how long you've been doing this,much longer than that, but we're
not trying to age anyone. Sothank you so much for being here
(01:01:51):
with us today and for everythingyou do and for shining your
light.
Thank you so very much. Thankeverybody for listening.
Well, what did you think aboutthis deep dive conversation with
medical intuitive Kim seer, Ialways love getting to talk to
Kim. We didn't mention this, butI see Kim quite frequently as a
(01:02:12):
colleague as well. So we get totalk and hash things out. I do
get to spend time with her hereand there, and I just love her
energy plus her wisdom, and I'mso grateful that she is sharing
it all. And I had to ask herahead of time if we could talk
about seed thoughts. I didn'tknow, since she teaches so
profoundly on it, I didn't knowif she'd talk about it with us.
But we got really lucky. Forthose of you who hung around to
(01:02:34):
hear what is going on with myinflammation, I think I'm having
an allergic reaction to mango,guys. I'm so sad for those of
you that love mango and fruit asmuch as I do, I had a reaction
to it about 25 years ago when Iwas pregnant with my daughter.
And hadn't I really don't touchit. I hadn't had it for many
years because it was a, not agreat reaction. And I had some
(01:02:55):
mango sticky rice, which, if youcan have mango, and you don't
know what this is, head out toyour favorite Thai place
immediately, because it isamazing, and the mangoes are so
fresh right now we're at thekind of almost tail end of
August where we're recordingthis, and I woke up yesterday
with my eyes swollen shut. I hadto cancel some clients. Lots of
love. You guys know who you are.
You've rescheduled for me. Thankyou so much, and I maybe should
(01:03:17):
be investigating about some seedthoughts around this allergic
response, and what that isabout, and what it goes down to.
So for those of you that reallylike to excavate and take
responsibility for the things inyour life and want to improve
your life, I really suggest yougiving this a thought, seed
(01:03:38):
thoughts. I am going to explorethis more, and I've been
exploring this for a while. ButI also encourage you to check
out that website, kimseer.comit's S, E, E, R. I will, of
course, link it in the shownotes. Her weekly community
healing. That's right, I do oneonce a month. She's doing one
once a week. She is incredible.
Plus this free workshop that shehas coming up live, September
(01:04:01):
17, 18th and 19th. I am going toput it on my calendar because I
really want to attend, or get iton the replays. And then she's
got her master course that sheis going to be talking more
about. So hopefully you enjoyedlearning about seed thoughts.
Hopefully it's got you thinkingabout the symptoms or behaviors
in your life and what thosemight tie down to, even if it's
(01:04:22):
something crazy like an allergicreaction, we can always be
investigating. So thank you somuch for being part of this
community and being here withme. It really does mean the
world to me as always. Big hugs.
Lots of love. Bye for now frominside spirit speakeasy, you in
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