Aubrey Marcus

It becomes the worthy opponent, the adversary, hasatan, the adversary that actually allows us to say thank you. Thank you for this contest. Now I'm going to step into a greater level of resonance and consciousness.

It becomes the worthy opponent, the adversary, hasatan, the adversary that actually allows us to say thank you. Thank you for this contest. Now I'm going to step into a greater level of resonance and consciousness.

It becomes the worthy opponent, the adversary, hasatan, the adversary that actually allows us to say thank you. Thank you for this contest. Now I'm going to step into a greater level of resonance and consciousness.

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You know, I was in a darkness retreat in 2020, and my dad was still alive, but in the depth of his psychosis. It's been years since we've had contact. I would send him an email every year on his birthday and Christmas and different things, but he would never respond to me. But he appeared to me in the darkness. So in the darkness retreat, it triggers this endogenous DMT release. So I had a...

You know, I was in a darkness retreat in 2020, and my dad was still alive, but in the depth of his psychosis. It's been years since we've had contact. I would send him an email every year on his birthday and Christmas and different things, but he would never respond to me. But he appeared to me in the darkness. So in the darkness retreat, it triggers this endogenous DMT release. So I had a...

You know, I was in a darkness retreat in 2020, and my dad was still alive, but in the depth of his psychosis. It's been years since we've had contact. I would send him an email every year on his birthday and Christmas and different things, but he would never respond to me. But he appeared to me in the darkness. So in the darkness retreat, it triggers this endogenous DMT release. So I had a...

vision there and my father was reading he was right there in the corner of the room of course the room's completely black so this is a vision open-eyed closed-eyed doesn't matter because everything's black anyways and he's there reading a book and i say to him i say dad what are you reading and he says the book of lies i said why are you reading that book dad and he looks back up to me and he says well

vision there and my father was reading he was right there in the corner of the room of course the room's completely black so this is a vision open-eyed closed-eyed doesn't matter because everything's black anyways and he's there reading a book and i say to him i say dad what are you reading and he says the book of lies i said why are you reading that book dad and he looks back up to me and he says well

vision there and my father was reading he was right there in the corner of the room of course the room's completely black so this is a vision open-eyed closed-eyed doesn't matter because everything's black anyways and he's there reading a book and i say to him i say dad what are you reading and he says the book of lies i said why are you reading that book dad and he looks back up to me and he says well

Because I never thought I was enough. I never thought I was worthy of love. So I had to read the book of lies to tell me that I was worthy so I could love myself.

Because I never thought I was enough. I never thought I was worthy of love. So I had to read the book of lies to tell me that I was worthy so I could love myself.

Because I never thought I was enough. I never thought I was worthy of love. So I had to read the book of lies to tell me that I was worthy so I could love myself.

And he closes the book and throws it over his shoulder and says, son, like, know that you're always worthy of love, no matter what you do, no matter what happens, you're always worthy of love and you'll never have to read the book of lies. And I was like, I love you, Dad. It was a profound, profound moment. And it points exactly to what you're saying is that he reached for these voices.

And he closes the book and throws it over his shoulder and says, son, like, know that you're always worthy of love, no matter what you do, no matter what happens, you're always worthy of love and you'll never have to read the book of lies. And I was like, I love you, Dad. It was a profound, profound moment. And it points exactly to what you're saying is that he reached for these voices.

And he closes the book and throws it over his shoulder and says, son, like, know that you're always worthy of love, no matter what you do, no matter what happens, you're always worthy of love and you'll never have to read the book of lies. And I was like, I love you, Dad. It was a profound, profound moment. And it points exactly to what you're saying is that he reached for these voices.

The voices found their opening because he had linked his own self-love to his performance. And when he was no longer able to perform, he was a famous pioneer in commodities trading. But then computers came along and...

The voices found their opening because he had linked his own self-love to his performance. And when he was no longer able to perform, he was a famous pioneer in commodities trading. But then computers came along and...