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(00:13):
This is Waynes Pierce. This istwenty seventh of June twenty twenty three.
A lot of things in my lifehave changed over the years. They've been
well, I've gone from one extremeto the other. And it's all about
(00:35):
finding balance. And no matter howold you are, you will find that
balance. There is going to bethat balance. But the thing is is
that you have to acknowledge it.You have to acknowledge the balance. You
have to acknowledge the areas in whichyou personally can see and that you can
(01:04):
work with. Now, when Iuse the word see, I'm using it
not only as the physical senses ofyour eyes, but also the comprehension the
understanding of your intellect. Now,how do we as individuals? How do
(01:26):
we know who we are? Wells? To me? From my particular perspective,
how I came to know that wasto stop listening to everybody else.
I didn't want to hear anybody elsetell me how they how well they knew
(01:47):
me, what they thought I did, who they thought I was, what
kind of job I should have,blah blah blah blah. I just needed
to shut them out of my life. I had to shut them out of
my mind. I had to shutthem out of my consciousness. I didn't
want to deal with them because Idon't have to. Okay, I don't
(02:08):
have to listen to anybody except forthe people who really understand the journey.
The journey is simple, but verycomplicated. To explain how I explain it
is very simple, and that isyou get rid of all the people in
(02:30):
your life that are causing the traumaor the anxiety of all of that.
You just stop listening to them,or if they're standing in front of you
talking to you, be cordial,be nice, but just you know,
acknowledge that they're in front of you, but don't take anything they say seriously.
(02:50):
The first thing you do is getrid of that. That's your first
step. Second step is easy.Go find the things that you enjoy.
Go find the things that bring youpeace. Go find things that allow you
to be not only accepting grace,but be gracious to other people. You
know. And of course, youknow you better than you or I should
(03:15):
say you know you better than Iknow you, or anybody else knows you.
That was a slip of the tonguethere. But you know you better
than anybody else, and you knowwhat you're capable of. You know what
you can and cannot do. Youknow at this point who you are.
(03:35):
Just keep walking. And here's thethird thing. As you're walking, as
you're developing, as you're trying toquote unquote find yourself, pay attention to
that good feeling. That good feelingis your intuition knocking on your knocking on
your mental door, saying hey,I'm over here, I want you to
(03:58):
go this way. Hey, I'vegot something to tell you. Look at
this over here. You know,that's your intuition. And if you got
to, you know, get thevibes. You're in a room with somebody
and you know a bunch of otherpeople and you're going, oh, it
doesn't feel right. I'm gonna stepoutside. Step outside. A matter of
fact, if you get a hugeyou know what I call the the intuitive
(04:20):
gut punch, and you get thesegoosebumps all over you, yeah, it's
time for you to leave. Okay, just leave. Don't try to figure
it out. Just leave. Okay. Been there a few times in my
life and yeah, I'll tell youwhat. It saved me a lot.
(04:41):
And the fourth thing that you needto do, you gotta find yourself.
Got to take the steps got tolisten to that gut feeling. It's just
if metaphorically or in your own mindor even physically in your own home.
Look in the mirror, look intomirror, and yes, it is okay
(05:03):
to assess, interpret, and judgeyourself. It's okay because that's on that
path of self discovery. It's okayto look at yourself and go, damn,
I shouldn't have done that, orI reacted badly to that person when
they needed my help, or what. It's okay to do that because all
(05:26):
it is is holding yourself accountable foryour actions, accountable for what you said,
and responsible for your actions. That'sall. It's okay to be a
little judgmental with yourself. It helps. Been there, done that, It's
okay. And I think the lastthing you need to do is don't discount
(05:56):
your value. Think about that.Now, somebody's going to say, well,
how do I know how valuable Iam if I don't know myself?
Are you alive? Do you wakeup, do you go to work,
do you talk to your friends?Do you go bulling or out to the
bar or whatever? Do you valueyourself to be gracious enough to other people
(06:19):
to spend time with them or allowthem to spend time with you. Is
that valuable quality time meaningful? Thenmake that time for yourself. You're more
valuable than you imagine or than youever could understand. All right, so,
(06:42):
yeah, you are valuable. Donot discount your own value. I've
seen it before and it has causedmore problems in people's lives where they say,
yeah, I'm valuable, value valuable. If I can talk valuable to
(07:02):
myself, I know where I stand, I know my morals, my ethics.
But my friend wants me to goto the bar. I really don't
want to, you know, butyour intuition listen to that. If it
says, yeah, go to thebar with your friend. And if they
say they're going to drive home whenyou guys are leaving, Nope, when
(07:26):
you get there, you tell yourfriend give me the keys, what for?
Give me the keys and just anddon't ever give them back to them
at all until the next morning,you know, because they do have to
go to work, you know whatI mean. Or if you take them
home just you know, just usuallygoing to be on a weekend, so
(07:50):
you can just pick them up andgo and pick up their car. You
know, that's just one thing.Okay, it's just one. There's a
lot of other things as well.I've known people to tell me stories about
when them and their friends were sittingin a park and my friend that I
(08:13):
was talking to said, I gota gut feeling and you know that something
in me said to get the hellout of the park. And I told
my friend let's go, and andmy friend said, why it's going to
just get up and go, let'sgo. Yeah, there was a fight
in the park. This was inStockton, California, many years ago.
I think it's like in the nineties, mid nineties. Yeah, so that's
(08:33):
one example. It's like, yougot a feeling to go, go,
you know, you goat It's yeah, your intuition is correct one hundred percent
of the time every day, twentyfour seven, three sixty five. So
listen to it. It's gonna help. But I wanted to share that with
(08:54):
you because it's important that we findout who we are. It's important that
we value our existence. Yeah.I know, sooner or later our bodies
are not going to be here.But more and more evidence has been brought
to the forefront in the last thirtyor forty or fifty years that we don't
(09:16):
ever our bodies go away, wedon't our true spiritual, limitless spiritual being
lives on. So there's proof inthat there's been psychologists, there's been doctors,
there's been all these people and researchersand investigators into the paranormal how and
(09:39):
into life after death. Near deathexperiences have already proven that there is something
there. Well, if you goto YouTube and look up in d E
Near death Experience in d E theinitials diary on YouTube and DE diary on
(10:01):
YouTube, go check that out.Many years ago. I mean, we
are limitless spiritual beings. Many yearsago, a modern day, twentieth century
philosopher found that out. And formany years, as this philosopher had talked
(10:24):
about for many years, he waslooking for that common denominator of life,
the common goal, the common thingin life, of all life, animal,
whatever you know, all life,and the ultimate thing that he found
was survive. He then put togetherthese theories and breakthroughs and all of this,
(10:52):
and he found that we are spiritualbeings. As he wrote in his
books. I added to that,we're limitless spiritual beings and we exist in
these limited physical bodies. Once we'redone using this particular physical body in this
life experience, we go elsewhere.Okay, we are out in the universe
(11:18):
somewhere, you know, and we'redoing whatever. Right. A little transparency
here for you from me to you. I never believed, ever since I
was in high school, I neverbelieved in reincarnation. I have been studying
spiritual things from the time I wasvery young, and I never believed people
(11:41):
were talking to me about reincarnation.I read a few things, you know,
when I was younger, never believedin it. Thought it was a
bunch of hooeye. Until I wasabout thirty four, and certain experience has
happened and I realized there's something tothis reincarnation. You know, there's something
(12:05):
to this. A lot of thingsare within that whole topic, but I'll
talk about that later, okay.And it really puts people when they talk
about reincarnation, when somebody talks tothem, it puts them at a whole
(12:26):
different level of their mind, like, oh, that's a bunch of hooey.
No it's not. I can't proveit to you. Much like the
path I chose long before I,you know, drop myself into this life
experience, I can't choose your answersfor you. You have to do that
(12:52):
on your own, all right.But I know from my experiences that everything
from the paranormal, to ghosts,to consciousness to and I'll go this far,
to UFOs and extraterrestrials, it's allconnected death. It's all connected in
(13:18):
some way, shape or form.But it's all connected. Go listen to
Grant Cameron, Go listen to RichardDolan. Uh. Go listen to Jimmy
Church. Go listen to Margie kat anex network dot com. Go listen
to a bunch of other people.You'll you'll begin to question a lot of
(13:45):
things, as I did when Iwas like nineteen or twenty years old and
realized, well, somebody's got theanswers, and I began to research,
began to dig through all of whatthey were saying, and began to look
at everything and began to really examineit thoroughly, from top to bottom,
side to side, back and forth. Literally found the answer for me,
(14:09):
found the answers for me. That'swhy I said, I can't give you
the answers. You gotta go outand you know, figure it out on
your own. But I'm telling youright now but the experiences that I've had
for as many years as I've beenon this planet. Let me tell you
something, I'm still surprising myself eachand every day. Certain things happen,
(14:37):
and I'm still surprised. Symbols,things you know, show up. Just
I can be talking to you aboutsomething, and after I'm done, I
five minutes later, I get somethingon my phone, or go see something
in a store, or hear somebodytalk about something I just talk to you
about. Yeah, so don't tellme, Oh, well, that's just
(14:58):
coincidence. No, it's called oldsynchronicity. Go look that up. Go
to dictionary dot com, go lookup synchronicity, or just punch in whatever
search engine you use and type inspiritual synchronicity. You're going to find a
(15:18):
whole bunch of stuff talking about that. I'm just here giving you bits and
pieces of information, a little bitabout myself. If you have any questions,
please email me. New West RadioProductions at gmail dot com. New
West Radio Productions at gmail dot com. Yeah, I'll put that in a
(15:43):
show notes. Folks, You guysrock, You guys are awesome. Just
wanted to share this little bit withyou. I want you to check out
a friend of mine, mister SpencerHughes over at Hughes from Theheart dot com.
Link will be in the show notes. Go contact him on Facebook at
Spencer Hughes. Tell him I sentyou on Opitter. Folks, you guys
(16:06):
rock. I'll talk to you alllater
This is Waynes Pierce. This istwenty seventh of June twenty twenty three.
A lot of things in my lifehave changed over the years. They've been
well, I've gone from one extremeto the other. And it's all about
(00:35):
finding balance. And no matter howold you are, you will find that
balance. There is going to bethat balance. But the thing is is
that you have to acknowledge it.You have to acknowledge the balance. You
have to acknowledge the areas in whichyou personally can see and that you can
(01:04):
work with. Now, when Iuse the word see, I'm using it
not only as the physical senses ofyour eyes, but also the comprehension the
understanding of your intellect. Now,how do we as individuals? How do
(01:26):
we know who we are? Wells? To me? From my particular perspective,
how I came to know that wasto stop listening to everybody else.
I didn't want to hear anybody elsetell me how they how well they knew
(01:47):
me, what they thought I did, who they thought I was, what
kind of job I should have,blah blah blah blah. I just needed
to shut them out of my life. I had to shut them out of
my mind. I had to shutthem out of my consciousness. I didn't
want to deal with them because Idon't have to. Okay, I don't
(02:08):
have to listen to anybody except forthe people who really understand the journey.
The journey is simple, but verycomplicated. To explain how I explain it
is very simple, and that isyou get rid of all the people in
(02:30):
your life that are causing the traumaor the anxiety of all of that.
You just stop listening to them,or if they're standing in front of you
talking to you, be cordial,be nice, but just you know,
acknowledge that they're in front of you, but don't take anything they say seriously.
(02:50):
The first thing you do is getrid of that. That's your first
step. Second step is easy.Go find the things that you enjoy.
Go find the things that bring youpeace. Go find things that allow you
to be not only accepting grace,but be gracious to other people. You
know. And of course, youknow you better than you or I should
(03:15):
say you know you better than Iknow you, or anybody else knows you.
That was a slip of the tonguethere. But you know you better
than anybody else, and you knowwhat you're capable of. You know what
you can and cannot do. Youknow at this point who you are.
(03:35):
Just keep walking. And here's thethird thing. As you're walking, as
you're developing, as you're trying toquote unquote find yourself, pay attention to
that good feeling. That good feelingis your intuition knocking on your knocking on
your mental door, saying hey,I'm over here, I want you to
(03:58):
go this way. Hey, I'vegot something to tell you. Look at
this over here. You know,that's your intuition. And if you got
to, you know, get thevibes. You're in a room with somebody
and you know a bunch of otherpeople and you're going, oh, it
doesn't feel right. I'm gonna stepoutside. Step outside. A matter of
fact, if you get a hugeyou know what I call the the intuitive
(04:20):
gut punch, and you get thesegoosebumps all over you, yeah, it's
time for you to leave. Okay, just leave. Don't try to figure
it out. Just leave. Okay. Been there a few times in my
life and yeah, I'll tell youwhat. It saved me a lot.
(04:41):
And the fourth thing that you needto do, you gotta find yourself.
Got to take the steps got tolisten to that gut feeling. It's just
if metaphorically or in your own mindor even physically in your own home.
Look in the mirror, look intomirror, and yes, it is okay
(05:03):
to assess, interpret, and judgeyourself. It's okay because that's on that
path of self discovery. It's okayto look at yourself and go, damn,
I shouldn't have done that, orI reacted badly to that person when
they needed my help, or what. It's okay to do that because all
(05:26):
it is is holding yourself accountable foryour actions, accountable for what you said,
and responsible for your actions. That'sall. It's okay to be a
little judgmental with yourself. It helps. Been there, done that, It's
okay. And I think the lastthing you need to do is don't discount
(05:56):
your value. Think about that.Now, somebody's going to say, well,
how do I know how valuable Iam if I don't know myself?
Are you alive? Do you wakeup, do you go to work,
do you talk to your friends?Do you go bulling or out to the
bar or whatever? Do you valueyourself to be gracious enough to other people
(06:19):
to spend time with them or allowthem to spend time with you. Is
that valuable quality time meaningful? Thenmake that time for yourself. You're more
valuable than you imagine or than youever could understand. All right, so,
(06:42):
yeah, you are valuable. Donot discount your own value. I've
seen it before and it has causedmore problems in people's lives where they say,
yeah, I'm valuable, value valuable. If I can talk valuable to
(07:02):
myself, I know where I stand, I know my morals, my ethics.
But my friend wants me to goto the bar. I really don't
want to, you know, butyour intuition listen to that. If it
says, yeah, go to thebar with your friend. And if they
say they're going to drive home whenyou guys are leaving, Nope, when
(07:26):
you get there, you tell yourfriend give me the keys, what for?
Give me the keys and just anddon't ever give them back to them
at all until the next morning,you know, because they do have to
go to work, you know whatI mean. Or if you take them
home just you know, just usuallygoing to be on a weekend, so
(07:50):
you can just pick them up andgo and pick up their car. You
know, that's just one thing.Okay, it's just one. There's a
lot of other things as well.I've known people to tell me stories about
when them and their friends were sittingin a park and my friend that I
(08:13):
was talking to said, I gota gut feeling and you know that something
in me said to get the hellout of the park. And I told
my friend let's go, and andmy friend said, why it's going to
just get up and go, let'sgo. Yeah, there was a fight
in the park. This was inStockton, California, many years ago.
I think it's like in the nineties, mid nineties. Yeah, so that's
(08:33):
one example. It's like, yougot a feeling to go, go,
you know, you goat It's yeah, your intuition is correct one hundred percent
of the time every day, twentyfour seven, three sixty five. So
listen to it. It's gonna help. But I wanted to share that with
(08:54):
you because it's important that we findout who we are. It's important that
we value our existence. Yeah.I know, sooner or later our bodies
are not going to be here.But more and more evidence has been brought
to the forefront in the last thirtyor forty or fifty years that we don't
(09:16):
ever our bodies go away, wedon't our true spiritual, limitless spiritual being
lives on. So there's proof inthat there's been psychologists, there's been doctors,
there's been all these people and researchersand investigators into the paranormal how and
(09:39):
into life after death. Near deathexperiences have already proven that there is something
there. Well, if you goto YouTube and look up in d E
Near death Experience in d E theinitials diary on YouTube and DE diary on
(10:01):
YouTube, go check that out.Many years ago. I mean, we
are limitless spiritual beings. Many yearsago, a modern day, twentieth century
philosopher found that out. And formany years, as this philosopher had talked
(10:24):
about for many years, he waslooking for that common denominator of life,
the common goal, the common thingin life, of all life, animal,
whatever you know, all life,and the ultimate thing that he found
was survive. He then put togetherthese theories and breakthroughs and all of this,
(10:52):
and he found that we are spiritualbeings. As he wrote in his
books. I added to that,we're limitless spiritual beings and we exist in
these limited physical bodies. Once we'redone using this particular physical body in this
life experience, we go elsewhere.Okay, we are out in the universe
(11:18):
somewhere, you know, and we'redoing whatever. Right. A little transparency
here for you from me to you. I never believed, ever since I
was in high school, I neverbelieved in reincarnation. I have been studying
spiritual things from the time I wasvery young, and I never believed people
(11:41):
were talking to me about reincarnation.I read a few things, you know,
when I was younger, never believedin it. Thought it was a
bunch of hooeye. Until I wasabout thirty four, and certain experience has
happened and I realized there's something tothis reincarnation. You know, there's something
(12:05):
to this. A lot of thingsare within that whole topic, but I'll
talk about that later, okay.And it really puts people when they talk
about reincarnation, when somebody talks tothem, it puts them at a whole
(12:26):
different level of their mind, like, oh, that's a bunch of hooey.
No it's not. I can't proveit to you. Much like the
path I chose long before I,you know, drop myself into this life
experience, I can't choose your answersfor you. You have to do that
(12:52):
on your own, all right.But I know from my experiences that everything
from the paranormal, to ghosts,to consciousness to and I'll go this far,
to UFOs and extraterrestrials, it's allconnected death. It's all connected in
(13:18):
some way, shape or form.But it's all connected. Go listen to
Grant Cameron, Go listen to RichardDolan. Uh. Go listen to Jimmy
Church. Go listen to Margie kat anex network dot com. Go listen
to a bunch of other people.You'll you'll begin to question a lot of
(13:45):
things, as I did when Iwas like nineteen or twenty years old and
realized, well, somebody's got theanswers, and I began to research,
began to dig through all of whatthey were saying, and began to look
at everything and began to really examineit thoroughly, from top to bottom,
side to side, back and forth. Literally found the answer for me,
(14:09):
found the answers for me. That'swhy I said, I can't give you
the answers. You gotta go outand you know, figure it out on
your own. But I'm telling youright now but the experiences that I've had
for as many years as I've beenon this planet. Let me tell you
something, I'm still surprising myself eachand every day. Certain things happen,
(14:37):
and I'm still surprised. Symbols,things you know, show up. Just
I can be talking to you aboutsomething, and after I'm done, I
five minutes later, I get somethingon my phone, or go see something
in a store, or hear somebodytalk about something I just talk to you
about. Yeah, so don't tellme, Oh, well, that's just
(14:58):
coincidence. No, it's called oldsynchronicity. Go look that up. Go
to dictionary dot com, go lookup synchronicity, or just punch in whatever
search engine you use and type inspiritual synchronicity. You're going to find a
(15:18):
whole bunch of stuff talking about that. I'm just here giving you bits and
pieces of information, a little bitabout myself. If you have any questions,
please email me. New West RadioProductions at gmail dot com. New
West Radio Productions at gmail dot com. Yeah, I'll put that in a
(15:43):
show notes. Folks, You guysrock, You guys are awesome. Just
wanted to share this little bit withyou. I want you to check out
a friend of mine, mister SpencerHughes over at Hughes from Theheart dot com.
Link will be in the show notes. Go contact him on Facebook at
Spencer Hughes. Tell him I sentyou on Opitter. Folks, you guys
(16:06):
rock. I'll talk to you alllater
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