Matt Kahn

So what the universe will bring you is a opportunity to have a different relationship with money. And so if you don't understand that, and even fundamentally, the way we have come together and the way we look at life. As a couple, when we came together, it was so amazing because we fell in love. But then it was like the first time we met someone that saw it the way we do.

And the way we see things, and this, I think, is the fundamental difference when we get down to the core of any kind of awakening, is that there are two ways we can look at insight. Insight is either there's wisdom that is always connected to relationship. So if I'm going to gain insight about my mind, I'm going to look at the relationship I have with my mind.

And the way we see things, and this, I think, is the fundamental difference when we get down to the core of any kind of awakening, is that there are two ways we can look at insight. Insight is either there's wisdom that is always connected to relationship. So if I'm going to gain insight about my mind, I'm going to look at the relationship I have with my mind.

And the way we see things, and this, I think, is the fundamental difference when we get down to the core of any kind of awakening, is that there are two ways we can look at insight. Insight is either there's wisdom that is always connected to relationship. So if I'm going to gain insight about my mind, I'm going to look at the relationship I have with my mind.

So if my mind is noisy, the question is, how do I treat it? How am I responding? What is the invitation it's bringing to me? Like if my mind was my son and my son is being noisy, how can I help you? What do you need? Now, if I separate wisdom from relationship, we create object. Now I have the object called mind. So now I have a mind that's noisy. How do I silence it? How do I control it?

So if my mind is noisy, the question is, how do I treat it? How am I responding? What is the invitation it's bringing to me? Like if my mind was my son and my son is being noisy, how can I help you? What do you need? Now, if I separate wisdom from relationship, we create object. Now I have the object called mind. So now I have a mind that's noisy. How do I silence it? How do I control it?

So if my mind is noisy, the question is, how do I treat it? How am I responding? What is the invitation it's bringing to me? Like if my mind was my son and my son is being noisy, how can I help you? What do you need? Now, if I separate wisdom from relationship, we create object. Now I have the object called mind. So now I have a mind that's noisy. How do I silence it? How do I control it?

And then we have this unconscious masculine energy that is either I'm afraid of being overpowered by it or I need to dominate it. And so if we connect wisdom with relationship, we don't feel like objects. We don't attract people who treat us like objects and we don't treat ourselves or others like objects. And I think fundamentally when we get down to the core of insight is

And then we have this unconscious masculine energy that is either I'm afraid of being overpowered by it or I need to dominate it. And so if we connect wisdom with relationship, we don't feel like objects. We don't attract people who treat us like objects and we don't treat ourselves or others like objects. And I think fundamentally when we get down to the core of insight is

And then we have this unconscious masculine energy that is either I'm afraid of being overpowered by it or I need to dominate it. And so if we connect wisdom with relationship, we don't feel like objects. We don't attract people who treat us like objects and we don't treat ourselves or others like objects. And I think fundamentally when we get down to the core of insight is

Wisdom cannot be separated from relationship. Otherwise, that's kind of where the ego takes on some sort of insider perspective. And that's where we all kind of go off the rails.

Wisdom cannot be separated from relationship. Otherwise, that's kind of where the ego takes on some sort of insider perspective. And that's where we all kind of go off the rails.

Wisdom cannot be separated from relationship. Otherwise, that's kind of where the ego takes on some sort of insider perspective. And that's where we all kind of go off the rails.

I think, you know, and I love how you worded that. If we're not willing to love the predators along with the victims, then love is perpetuated as a reward that we withhold as an attempt to punish. And if we look at transformation versus incarceration, which tends to be a for-profit business, without getting too deep into that.

I think, you know, and I love how you worded that. If we're not willing to love the predators along with the victims, then love is perpetuated as a reward that we withhold as an attempt to punish. And if we look at transformation versus incarceration, which tends to be a for-profit business, without getting too deep into that.

I think, you know, and I love how you worded that. If we're not willing to love the predators along with the victims, then love is perpetuated as a reward that we withhold as an attempt to punish. And if we look at transformation versus incarceration, which tends to be a for-profit business, without getting too deep into that.

We look at the opportunity to transform. And I think part of the egoic struggle for a lot of people is if I see, if I hear a story about someone who does something appalling to another human being. And if I don't hate and want to hurt the person or hurt another person, then that person feels that I'm closer to being like the person than not like the person.

We look at the opportunity to transform. And I think part of the egoic struggle for a lot of people is if I see, if I hear a story about someone who does something appalling to another human being. And if I don't hate and want to hurt the person or hurt another person, then that person feels that I'm closer to being like the person than not like the person.

We look at the opportunity to transform. And I think part of the egoic struggle for a lot of people is if I see, if I hear a story about someone who does something appalling to another human being. And if I don't hate and want to hurt the person or hurt another person, then that person feels that I'm closer to being like the person than not like the person.

So it tends to be a form I have found of self-preservation. As we wake up and as love becomes a potent transformer and not just an element of reward and punishment, we find ourselves connecting with human beings as extended members of our spiritual family. And we see someone yelling down the street who doesn't have a home, who doesn't have shoes. And that's my brother, that's my cousin.