André Duqum

So we, in essence, share the same consciousness from its source.

You, myself, everybody in this room.

But we're taking the...

the costume of an individual separate self to be able to kind of play and have the illusion of separation that gives us the ability to play this game.

The source of the consciousness?

I don't know if I would put a name to it.

It's nameless.

How did it begin?

I don't know.

What I intuitively feel is true is that we are an individual expression of one eternal consciousness.

Yeah, quite possibly.

To know yourself is what I feel and why I originally started this conversation, this podcast, to have conversations that help people support that connection with themselves, whatever the name they want to apply to it.

Not just because of the results that it'll bear in our life, which we can get to and the relationships and business and everything, but...

what becomes available once you actually have that internal connection to something greater than your own thoughts and emotions which we're addicted and compulsive to uh it's just such a joy is available to us from that space so to go back to the prism analogy by getting in touch with the source of that energy what becomes available

It seems like there are perspectives that we hold, beliefs and assumptions about reality that...

separate us from being intimate with life the source of the light and there are there are positions internal positions and perspectives that we can have that align us with that light one of which you sort of mentioned was this like needing energy versus how you can position yourself to be attractive and magnetize that which is meant for you yeah

Now that could be seen through every lens, like we said, through business, finances, relationship, purpose, all of this.

And so when you look at those two energies of needing from a place of lack versus attracting from a place of wholeness, how do you see that?

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