Aubrey Marcus

for all of these souls and these angelic beings.

I just know they would be irresistibly attracted from their own compassion to want to incarnate and be here.

And you have a beautiful...

story of Hineni, of what we say, you know, when we take this mission.

So tell the story of Hineni.

When I went to Iceland, I had a very profound experience.

It was such a beautiful place.

The moss was so thick that I never understood lying down in moss because I never experienced moss that would hold you like a thermopedic bed or Tempur-pedic, but it was like a Tempur-pedic bed.

The streams were so clean that you could just cup your hands and drink the water.

There's waterfalls and rainbows and crashing waves.

And I was with my shaman and teacher, Maestro Alejo.

We were on a Wachuma pilgrimage, so my heart was open and my eyes and my mind were open and we went to this most beautiful place where the water was trickling down in these caves and I was drinking the water and just sitting on a rock and looking at Gaia and she was so beautiful and

at that point i realized how much we look away from her and when we look away we don't we're not inspired to do what we can and it's so hard to look you know in in kabbalah turning the face is citra akra it's showing your backside to god it's turning turning the other side and on the other side all kinds of things can happen

all kinds of extractive practices, all kinds of different things that are happening.

But if you really look with full open heart and open mind, without your preconceptions and justifications and rationale, then something moves in you and you're inspired to do something.

What is that thing to do then becomes the question.

But that feeling and having access to that feeling, I think that's what's really missing.

you know, from so many people is the first step is you have to see her.

She's here screaming at us.

Just look, just look, see me.