Peter Crone

I am in a constant, mild to severe state of fight or flight with the circumstances of my life, which in of themselves aren't threatening. There's one of my more favorite quotes, I say, it's either life-threatening or it's ego-threatening. For the most part, hopefully most people's lives, there isn't much life-threatening ever, occasionally.

I am in a constant, mild to severe state of fight or flight with the circumstances of my life, which in of themselves aren't threatening. There's one of my more favorite quotes, I say, it's either life-threatening or it's ego-threatening. For the most part, hopefully most people's lives, there isn't much life-threatening ever, occasionally.

I am in a constant, mild to severe state of fight or flight with the circumstances of my life, which in of themselves aren't threatening. There's one of my more favorite quotes, I say, it's either life-threatening or it's ego-threatening. For the most part, hopefully most people's lives, there isn't much life-threatening ever, occasionally.

But for the most part, it's all your own perspective that's being threatened. So fear is that precursor to resistance. I'm not going to be okay. This isn't the way it should be. What do people think about me? So to tap into that is where people can start to investigate, okay, what is the deeper concern? What is it that I say about myself?

But for the most part, it's all your own perspective that's being threatened. So fear is that precursor to resistance. I'm not going to be okay. This isn't the way it should be. What do people think about me? So to tap into that is where people can start to investigate, okay, what is the deeper concern? What is it that I say about myself?

But for the most part, it's all your own perspective that's being threatened. So fear is that precursor to resistance. I'm not going to be okay. This isn't the way it should be. What do people think about me? So to tap into that is where people can start to investigate, okay, what is the deeper concern? What is it that I say about myself?

What is it that I'm saying about my relationship to other people? What is it I'm saying about my relationship to the material world? That according to my subconscious program, because it's not a conscious process, It's based on some sort of, you know, imprints from childhood, or I would say the constraints with which we arrived, because otherwise it's, you know, becomes accusatory, right?

What is it that I'm saying about my relationship to other people? What is it I'm saying about my relationship to the material world? That according to my subconscious program, because it's not a conscious process, It's based on some sort of, you know, imprints from childhood, or I would say the constraints with which we arrived, because otherwise it's, you know, becomes accusatory, right?

What is it that I'm saying about my relationship to other people? What is it I'm saying about my relationship to the material world? That according to my subconscious program, because it's not a conscious process, It's based on some sort of, you know, imprints from childhood, or I would say the constraints with which we arrived, because otherwise it's, you know, becomes accusatory, right?

It's because my dad said that I'm a loser, that I'm a loser. No, you arrived as a loser, as a potentiality, emotional epigenetics, right? Not literally, but your persona. I'm just cutting that out. Yeah. Peter Krohn, you arrived as a loser. You are a loser. Let's just call it what it is. You arrive with the perspective that that's who you are for yourself.

It's because my dad said that I'm a loser, that I'm a loser. No, you arrived as a loser, as a potentiality, emotional epigenetics, right? Not literally, but your persona. I'm just cutting that out. Yeah. Peter Krohn, you arrived as a loser. You are a loser. Let's just call it what it is. You arrive with the perspective that that's who you are for yourself.

It's because my dad said that I'm a loser, that I'm a loser. No, you arrived as a loser, as a potentiality, emotional epigenetics, right? Not literally, but your persona. I'm just cutting that out. Yeah. Peter Krohn, you arrived as a loser. You are a loser. Let's just call it what it is. You arrive with the perspective that that's who you are for yourself.

And then you curated the events that helped to trigger that, right? So that is your opportunity as a soul to be able to transcend, to discover your true divine nature. So whilst we tend to blame people for the things that we struggle with today, that just leaves us powerless, right? And there's nothing then we can do other than to continue to try and manipulate our circumstances.

And then you curated the events that helped to trigger that, right? So that is your opportunity as a soul to be able to transcend, to discover your true divine nature. So whilst we tend to blame people for the things that we struggle with today, that just leaves us powerless, right? And there's nothing then we can do other than to continue to try and manipulate our circumstances.

And then you curated the events that helped to trigger that, right? So that is your opportunity as a soul to be able to transcend, to discover your true divine nature. So whilst we tend to blame people for the things that we struggle with today, that just leaves us powerless, right? And there's nothing then we can do other than to continue to try and manipulate our circumstances.

you know, the really, the gift that it is to be able to see other peoples, right? Because I've had to go through it myself. I often say, you know, heaven is a place on earth, but you have to go through hell to get there, right? And so I've definitely been through hell.

you know, the really, the gift that it is to be able to see other peoples, right? Because I've had to go through it myself. I often say, you know, heaven is a place on earth, but you have to go through hell to get there, right? And so I've definitely been through hell.

you know, the really, the gift that it is to be able to see other peoples, right? Because I've had to go through it myself. I often say, you know, heaven is a place on earth, but you have to go through hell to get there, right? And so I've definitely been through hell.

I think one of the first ones that we may have even talked about on your first podcast that we did together was my story of loss, which obviously is part of the fabric of what it is to be human, right? People talking about, I've lost my home, I've lost my possessions. And so what I recognize is that's also a story. There's no loss.

I think one of the first ones that we may have even talked about on your first podcast that we did together was my story of loss, which obviously is part of the fabric of what it is to be human, right? People talking about, I've lost my home, I've lost my possessions. And so what I recognize is that's also a story. There's no loss.