Glenn Lundy
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108 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Like my day was literally... I'd ride the buses overnight in San Diego. They have 24 hour transit. So I'd ride the bus overnight. Then they'd kick me off at six in the morning. And then I would go looking around for nickels, pennies, quarters, change, whatever I could find along the beaches. And then I would take that and I'd go get a sausage McMuffin with egg and an orange juice.
Then I'd spend the rest of the day looking for nickels, dimes and quarters so that I could get back on the bus at six the next morning. And I would just do it over and over and over again. And so homelessness became hopelessness. Hopelessness became a real deep depression. Deep depression became suicidal thoughts. Suicidal thoughts ultimately led to me attempting to take my own life.
I tried to drown myself in the Pacific Ocean just outside of La Jolla, California. Luckily, I was unsuccessful at that, clearly, or I wouldn't be here with you today. And it was in that moment when I was laying on the beach after just attempting to take my own life. I was laying on the beach and I heard something.
audibly i heard these words i heard you take yourself wherever you go which that's a phrase that an old mentor of mine used to tell me all the time when i was 20 years old he used to say you take yourself wherever you go and i never really knew what that meant like what does that mean and so i started to really think about it and i realized heather that i had been in different cities
around different people, like all these different environments were always changing. The people around me, the locations around me, the activities around me, all of that was changing, but the result was always the same. It would always end up not good, right? Me not moving forward. And so I looked in that moment and I realized I'm the only constant.
I'm the only thing that's consistently in all of these environments is it's me. Right. And so that just opened up this door. Like I was like, oh, wow, wait a minute. I'm the catalyst of everything bad in my life. Everything that's ever gone wrong. I'm the catalyst for that. And being an inquisitive person, as soon as I had that thought, I immediately thought, well, wait a minute.
If I'm the catalyst for everything bad in my life, does that mean I can be the catalyst for everything good? And so I started on this journey of self-discovery. I had to figure out what is this ability that we have to create our lives? What is that? Where does that come from? And anytime you want to figure out where something comes from, you have to kind of go to the source.
So I started doing research on humans. I went to Orange County Church of Scientology. I started studying a lot about myself there. After about six months at the Orange County Church of Scientology, I learned so many things, but I realized that that wasn't the path for me. And so I left and I started studying Buddhism and Catholicism and Christianity.
And ultimately for me, I was able to find my way to a spiritual understanding through Jesus and Christianity. And once I unlocked that and I realized that We're not just mind and body, but we're mind, body, spirit. And it's the spirit element of ourselves that is connected universally that allows us to create good and bad things in our life. Then since then, now it's been game on.
I've just been learning as much wisdom as I can, stacking on as much as I can, developing this as much as I can, getting as in-tuned spiritually as humanly possible and And the rewards of that have been tremendous. So that's kind of the story in a nutshell.
That is amazing, isn't it? And, you know, it's crazy. They say, what is that quote? You know, when the student is ready, the teacher will appear here. Right. And I think so many times in our lives, you know, we walk around with this mud over our eyes and we don't we don't realize it. Right. And that mud wasn't placed there by us. We didn't put it there. But.
The environments that we grew up in, the people that we were around, the relationships that we had, you know, if you're not exposed, you don't know what you don't know. And it is very easy. As human beings, it is very easy to end up in a silo, right? We see this in social media like crazy, right? Whatever you like, you're going to get more of.
And that's why we have such great division right now in humanities, because everybody that believes, you know, vaccinations are the cure for the world, they're getting information that agrees with that. And so anybody that disagrees with that, it looks like an idiot.
And then every person that doesn't believe vaccinations are the cure for the world, they're getting information that aligns with that. And they think anybody that does is an idiot, right? And it's because we live in these silos and this has really shown that to be true. And so I know you're not beating yourself up, but I think that, you know, ultimately until that exposure happens,
comes and it usually comes third party somebody's got to bring you to it right somebody's got to say hey check this out which i think this is why so i think i think this is why it's so important you know, the church will preach this, but maybe they do it in the right way. Maybe they don't. I'm not a big fan necessarily of church itself run by man. I'm a very spiritual person.
But, you know, they're like, hey, you got to go share your story. You got to share your voice. You got to share your wisdom, right? Like they shout it from rooftops all the time. Whereas I think that that needs to be a standard practice for all of us, not just a religious practice, like share your voice, share your story, share your wisdom, share your experiences.
Cause you never know, you might just be wiping the mud off of somebody's eyes so they can start to see the greatness that exists inside of them. Right. And you can now start to help them get to that next level. So I love that you're on this journey now though, cause you got so much to learn girl. It's awesome.
I think that for everyone, the situation's different, right? And the experience is different. And there's ways to share your story, share your voice, share all of those things without necessarily directly reflecting on you if you don't want it to, right? There's authors that write under different names. There's artists that perform under different names. We see it over and over again.
When you study success as much as I have, you'll see... quite often that a lot of people bury who they were and stand out with who they are and they share that voice. And that might be the path for someone that really doesn't want, they want to help, but they don't necessarily want to be in the limelight. Not everybody's a A spotlight person like me and you.
Not everybody wants to go and get the eyebrows done and the makeup and go stand on the stage, right? And so I think everyone just really has to fall into the position that ultimately works for them. But for me, what I found is as my story came out, I got feedback loops that it was helping people. And I inertly, like it's just in my nature, I want to serve and I want to help people.
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