Glennon

dogma and the middlemen and just have like a direct experience with God, that is very convenient for someone like me who also doesn't, people scare me. So it kind of takes the community aspect out of religion when you only go to mysticism, right? To me, manifestation feels a little bit like that. If you are disenchanted with religion, manifestation kind of says you don't need any of it.

It's just you and your thoughts. It's just you. It's you and God or you and the universe. You don't need other people. You don't need a dogma, which makes me feel a little bit uncomfortable. Like it's just part of individualism of Western individualism that we don't need anything but us. We're like our own little gods, which is true also.

It's just you and your thoughts. It's just you. It's you and God or you and the universe. You don't need other people. You don't need a dogma, which makes me feel a little bit uncomfortable. Like it's just part of individualism of Western individualism that we don't need anything but us. We're like our own little gods, which is true also.

It's just you and your thoughts. It's just you. It's you and God or you and the universe. You don't need other people. You don't need a dogma, which makes me feel a little bit uncomfortable. Like it's just part of individualism of Western individualism that we don't need anything but us. We're like our own little gods, which is true also.

But do you think, I guess I just don't see a lot of people manifesting collective liberation. Yeah, exactly. It feels like people are always manifesting like a car or a new job or more money, which is good. People should have a car and money, but it just, that form of manifestation, it doesn't feel like it's connected to collective liberation.

But do you think, I guess I just don't see a lot of people manifesting collective liberation. Yeah, exactly. It feels like people are always manifesting like a car or a new job or more money, which is good. People should have a car and money, but it just, that form of manifestation, it doesn't feel like it's connected to collective liberation.

But do you think, I guess I just don't see a lot of people manifesting collective liberation. Yeah, exactly. It feels like people are always manifesting like a car or a new job or more money, which is good. People should have a car and money, but it just, that form of manifestation, it doesn't feel like it's connected to collective liberation.

It feels like it's always aimed towards an individual perfectionist. It feels to me like manifestation. is the mysticism of capitalism.

It feels like it's always aimed towards an individual perfectionist. It feels to me like manifestation. is the mysticism of capitalism.

It feels like it's always aimed towards an individual perfectionist. It feels to me like manifestation. is the mysticism of capitalism.

Some versions of it for sure. But then the interesting thing is when my brain says absolutely manifestation is bullshit because of what you just said, because of the culture that we live in, because of systematic racism, because of homophobia, because of misogyny.

Some versions of it for sure. But then the interesting thing is when my brain says absolutely manifestation is bullshit because of what you just said, because of the culture that we live in, because of systematic racism, because of homophobia, because of misogyny.

Some versions of it for sure. But then the interesting thing is when my brain says absolutely manifestation is bullshit because of what you just said, because of the culture that we live in, because of systematic racism, because of homophobia, because of misogyny.

Then there's another part of my brain that goes, but isn't systematic racism and misogyny a manifestation of a bunch of people who thought this into existence?

Then there's another part of my brain that goes, but isn't systematic racism and misogyny a manifestation of a bunch of people who thought this into existence?

Then there's another part of my brain that goes, but isn't systematic racism and misogyny a manifestation of a bunch of people who thought this into existence?

Yeah, right. It's very individual, right? Yeah. Or maybe we don't know. Maybe there's groups of people getting together and manifesting together and like doing the opposite of what the people have done to get us to this place. Maybe there are people manifesting collective liberation. That's not what we really see on TikTok.

Yeah, right. It's very individual, right? Yeah. Or maybe we don't know. Maybe there's groups of people getting together and manifesting together and like doing the opposite of what the people have done to get us to this place. Maybe there are people manifesting collective liberation. That's not what we really see on TikTok.

Yeah, right. It's very individual, right? Yeah. Or maybe we don't know. Maybe there's groups of people getting together and manifesting together and like doing the opposite of what the people have done to get us to this place. Maybe there are people manifesting collective liberation. That's not what we really see on TikTok.

But then you guys like, I'm thinking all this and then I'm like, oh my God, in Untamed, I literally wrote... that we should all write down the truest, most beautiful families, countries, communities we can imagine. And that when you write it down, when you are intentional and you think through what you want, then you put it down in paper.