Jordan Crowder

Um,

There's not a lot of people like a Robert Monroe that were able to really just look at, like zoom all the way out and look at everything through this agnostic lens, not really colored by any real hardcore belief systems or anything, and just say, this is how reality works.

seems to operate.

I love Eckhart Tolle.

Yeah, totally from a mindset and philosophical point of view.

I love his demeanor.

He's so warm and kind and just, yeah, he's so wise.

I really like Eckhart a lot.

And Neville Goddard is...

Similar, more, he was more of a kind of a manifestation mindset guy from back in the like, you know, 20s, 30s, 40s.

But he reminds me sort of of Eckhart.

But there's so many good, you know, spiritual and philosophical minds out there.

And I've studied all of them, but I was always trying to find someone who like brought it all together, you know.

it's hard.

It's tough.

Yeah.

Well, I doubt in physical form, like that's even possible.

Yeah, absolutely.

So we had a Bigfoot encounter at the Monroe Institute that I've talked about.

I didn't see it because I was orb watching with the guys, but it's a fascinating story.