Zach Bush

there's this process that happens that I can only maybe call the thinning of the veil. Like you suddenly start to see past your seen reality and start to see or feel the reality that's more multidimensional past that individual. And it's not just for that individual. The whole room can open up.

there's this process that happens that I can only maybe call the thinning of the veil. Like you suddenly start to see past your seen reality and start to see or feel the reality that's more multidimensional past that individual. And it's not just for that individual. The whole room can open up.

there's this process that happens that I can only maybe call the thinning of the veil. Like you suddenly start to see past your seen reality and start to see or feel the reality that's more multidimensional past that individual. And it's not just for that individual. The whole room can open up.

And so somebody who's crossing the veil is opening a portal for you to move back and forth between these realities of a perceived three-dimensional guy that sits within a multidimensional multiverse, a universe. And so that

And so somebody who's crossing the veil is opening a portal for you to move back and forth between these realities of a perceived three-dimensional guy that sits within a multidimensional multiverse, a universe. And so that

And so somebody who's crossing the veil is opening a portal for you to move back and forth between these realities of a perceived three-dimensional guy that sits within a multidimensional multiverse, a universe. And so that

is something that i really experienced over and over again and i would say that you know death when you really sit with it is the ultimate medicine and so much of what we're doing in my seven day experiences and everything else in these nature struck places is to really immerse people in the death process of how do you die to yourself meaning the self that you believe yourself to be and so how do you die to the perception of your reality your perception of self so that you can feel the original medicine

is something that i really experienced over and over again and i would say that you know death when you really sit with it is the ultimate medicine and so much of what we're doing in my seven day experiences and everything else in these nature struck places is to really immerse people in the death process of how do you die to yourself meaning the self that you believe yourself to be and so how do you die to the perception of your reality your perception of self so that you can feel the original medicine

is something that i really experienced over and over again and i would say that you know death when you really sit with it is the ultimate medicine and so much of what we're doing in my seven day experiences and everything else in these nature struck places is to really immerse people in the death process of how do you die to yourself meaning the self that you believe yourself to be and so how do you die to the perception of your reality your perception of self so that you can feel the original medicine

because your unique medicine is a code for somebody else. And ultimately, that's what you find at the deathbed is that soul showed up here to unlock elements within everybody around them throughout their entire life. They were constellating with other souls and they were delivering, even in the contentious relationships and the broken relationships and all the things we might have judgment on,

because your unique medicine is a code for somebody else. And ultimately, that's what you find at the deathbed is that soul showed up here to unlock elements within everybody around them throughout their entire life. They were constellating with other souls and they were delivering, even in the contentious relationships and the broken relationships and all the things we might have judgment on,

because your unique medicine is a code for somebody else. And ultimately, that's what you find at the deathbed is that soul showed up here to unlock elements within everybody around them throughout their entire life. They were constellating with other souls and they were delivering, even in the contentious relationships and the broken relationships and all the things we might have judgment on,

In those moments, they were passing on the codes. They were giving the gift to the other individual that they needed on their journey by just being them. And so that's going to be the precious moment of humanity, I think, is when we start waking up in the pillow in the morning realizing this is why I came.

In those moments, they were passing on the codes. They were giving the gift to the other individual that they needed on their journey by just being them. And so that's going to be the precious moment of humanity, I think, is when we start waking up in the pillow in the morning realizing this is why I came.

In those moments, they were passing on the codes. They were giving the gift to the other individual that they needed on their journey by just being them. And so that's going to be the precious moment of humanity, I think, is when we start waking up in the pillow in the morning realizing this is why I came.

I came here to silently sit within a human body to bring the medicine of my soul to this moment. And now I'm going to be willing for the universe to move me on the great seven-dimensional chessboard to find out who I should be next to today.

I came here to silently sit within a human body to bring the medicine of my soul to this moment. And now I'm going to be willing for the universe to move me on the great seven-dimensional chessboard to find out who I should be next to today.

I came here to silently sit within a human body to bring the medicine of my soul to this moment. And now I'm going to be willing for the universe to move me on the great seven-dimensional chessboard to find out who I should be next to today.

Everything's temporary. In a strange way, we've developed such a commitment to permanence, and we are chasing permanence in every area of our lives, therefore divorcing ourselves from nature at every moment. We've got to stop holding on to things as if they're here to be forever, and I think that relates to every area of human life.

Everything's temporary. In a strange way, we've developed such a commitment to permanence, and we are chasing permanence in every area of our lives, therefore divorcing ourselves from nature at every moment. We've got to stop holding on to things as if they're here to be forever, and I think that relates to every area of human life.