Ashley McMullen

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1,095 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2020 last heard May 2023

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Were there any theories that you came across that did feel like perhaps or it's just still too unknown?
that's out there.
Who knows?
Well, I liked the fact that it seemed to be true across a number of differences, like culturally, geographically, of the things that we can focus on that unite us.
It is kind of cool to me to think that there is this particular entity or vision that has touched people across so many different divides.
So I like the collective consciousness theory.
This last dream that you touched on, you described it as a lucid dream.
So the kind of dream where you're asleep and you can kind of interact and kind of change the outcome.
And you described that at that time you were going through a number of things that were impacting you personally, your job and the loss of your mom and also anticipating being a new mom.
And you described being on an elevator that you had decided, I'm just going up one floor.
Next thing you know, it's going past one floor, two floors.
It's going higher.
It's going faster.
And when I'm listening to this, I was like, man, I can think of times in my life where I'm just trying to get to one place, but it's taking me somewhere else too far, too fast.
And I'm curious, what did the elevator represent for you?
Or is that something that you've thought about?
I love that.
I'm trying to contain my desire to dive more into that because it resonates so deeply.
And I think that sometimes being so steeped in sciences and medicine, at least I can say for myself, I can feel this idea that science and the way that we interpret it has exclusive rights to what's true.
And being able to break ourselves apart from that and welcome more uncertainty, more exploration of these phenomena that don't fit neatly into the empirical type thinking that we like to employ.
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