Hillary McVeigh

source of evidence.

They actually don't usually include it even into courts because our way that our memory creates a story or a narrative is basically we just take lots of little snapshots and then we piece it together based on a story of our own bias.

And so what we're saying is that people would say, oh, I saw this person rob the bank, but actually they were the person that served their coffee from the morning earlier.

And especially if something was traumatic, it really distorts your view.

So we get to basically re-inspire the past.

We get to be super grateful if something happened in the past.

And so you get to re-inspire your perspective of the past.

You get to re-inspire your perspective of the current future.

You get to re-inspire your perspective of what is possible right now.

Because remember, your perspective is everything.

Your consciousness, your view of the world is what your reality is.

Nothing exists without a witnessing consciousness.

How do we know that that plant's there unless people are looking at it?

It's the whole idea of if the tree fell in the forest and no one was around, does it actually make a sound?

Because there's no ears around.

Are we really going to think?

Like, think a little bit outside the box here.

So when you can re-inspire the past, when you can have a totally different perspective of the past and also of the current future, of what is...

What is actually happening?

And when we can come with a lens of certainty of all was working out for my favor, I can move through and transcend everything.