Aubrey Marcus

In one particular medicine journey, I had a vision of everybody in a whole city.

And everybody was singing the same song.

And the song was singing and drumming and dancing, keeping the fire burning the stage.

And they were doing all kinds of different stuff.

But it was this idea that whatever they were doing, people were going into shops, but they would just see somebody else walking down the street, and they'd be in the song, singing, drumming, dancing, keeping the fire burning the sage.

Singing, drumming, dancing, keeping the fire burning the sage.

And everybody was just going about their business, doing...

Everything that they needed to do, all of their own unique desires and their own unique dreams, but they had a common song.

And that's, you know, in the word universe, it's one song.

One song.

And then if we can learn to sing that one song while we're doing our own different things.

But that's where I think having all of these ideas about this God that's in this book and this spiritual, this is all in this, but it's all the same.

It's all really the same.

And when you get with all the elders, you know, like gatherings that we've all been a part of where all the elders are speaking, they all acknowledge that they're talking about the same force.

They're not arguing about it and having big fights and going to pout in their tent or send people to go tear it down.

They're like, cool, that's the way that you see the mystery.

This is the way that I see it.

But there's also this idea that we have a democratization of our access to it.

That, yes, we can be intercessors.

But all of us can be intercessors.