Episode 16

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Published on:

29th Jan 2025

Accepting and Unlocking the Wisdom of the Year of the Snake: A Journey with Foster and Kristos.

Join Aline as she engages in a heartfelt conversation with Foster Perry and Kristos T. Perry, the founders of The Golden Hummingbird and The Universal Mastermind.

They delve into the significance of the upcoming Year of the Snake, emphasizing its themes of healing, transformation, and the shedding of old skins to embrace new beginnings.

With over thirty years of experience guiding beautiful souls worldwide, Foster and Kristos share profound insights on navigating personal and collective growth. They discuss the importance of accepting oneself, understanding the roots of trauma, and the necessity of inner work for spiritual development. This enlightening dialogue encourages listeners to embrace their true selves while being mindful of the energies surrounding them in a rapidly changing world.


Exploring the essence of the Year of the Snake, this enlightening discussion dives into the broader themes of healing, transformation, and self-discovery.

Foster and Kristos share their collective wisdom on how this year serves as a pivotal moment for personal and societal evolution. They dissect the symbolism of the snake, revealing its dual nature as a creature of both wisdom and temptation, urging listeners to embrace the complexities of their own experiences. The dialogue navigates through the challenges of societal pressures and materialistic values, advocating for a return to inner authenticity and spiritual awareness. The hosts encourage an in-depth examination of personal beliefs, emphasizing that the narrative we tell ourselves influences our reality. As they explore the balance between light and shadow, the conversation highlights the importance of vulnerability and emotional honesty in fostering genuine connections.

The episode serves as a powerful call to action for listeners to engage in their inner work, shedding old patterns and embracing their true selves as they embark on this transformative journey. In a world filled with distractions, the hosts reiterate the significance of community, reminding us that our shared experiences can illuminate the path toward collective healing and understanding.


Takeaways:


The Year of the Snake invites us to embrace inner transformation and healing.

Understanding the significance of shadow work can lead to profound personal growth.

Empathy is often a result of trauma, and addressing it is crucial for healing.

Financial beliefs can shape our reality; examine what you truly believe about money.

Spirituality is about accepting oneself, not conforming to external expectations or norms.

The snake symbolizes wisdom and renewal, encouraging a return to our true selves.


How to connect with Foster and Kristos for online/in person and/or in person workshops:-


https://goldenhummingbird.com/shamanic-studies/


Podcasts: Please check out under:


https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2050703.rss


Or on:


https://podcasts.apple.com/si/podcast/the-golden-hummingbird-podcast/id1645502499


Or please visit TheUniversalMastermind channel on YouTube:


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPNsWifxPVa0y9chjYa0z7w


For music, hypnosis and shamanic journeys:-


https://kristos.bandcamp.com/music


With deepest gratitude to Foster and Kristos.


Much love Aline xxxx


Ho.



Transcript
Speaker A:

Foreign welcome to Accepting.

Speaker A:

I am delighted to introduce you to this really, really beautiful episode with the incredible Foster, Perry and Christos T.

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Perry, Foster and Christos are founders of the Golden Hummingbird and the Universal Mastermind.

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The most incredible shaman, the most incredible seer, and for over 30 years have helped many gorgeous souls all around the world.

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They continue to tour every year.

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They now also offer the most beautiful teachings on Vimeo, have the most incredible music, and also have their podcasts as well, the Golden Hummingbird Podcast and the Universal Mastermind Podcast.

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In this episode, they have really kindly taken time from their very, very busy schedule and joined us to inspire us and give us insights on how we can navigate this year and what does the Year of the Snake mean in terms of healing, transformation and working with that within a nine year and as a collective.

Speaker A:

So grab yourself a cup of tea, make yourself comfy, let's dive in.

Speaker A:

Hello and thank you so much for joining me and being my very, very special guest at Accepting.

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It means the world to me.

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Thank you that you're both here.

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I.

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Yeah, there's no words and like I said, it's a good job I'm editing.

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So.

Speaker B:

Thank you for having us.

Speaker A:

Thank you.

Speaker A:

No, thank.

Speaker A:

Thank you so much for being here with all that's going on in the world.

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So the premise of accepting the podcast, the intention for accepting.

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I'm going to get upset in a minute.

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Is to help highly sensitive people and to help empaths all over the world.

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Well, and the cosmos who don't, who aren't quite understanding who they truly are.

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And the, the intention of it is to really help empaths and highly sensitive people flourish, you know, so it's called accepting because it all begins with accepting.

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Once we accept ourselves, once we accept how we got to where we are.

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And you're my most incredible mentors, teachers, and you've known me for many, many years and got me, I know, to where I am now.

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So thank you very much.

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And I really feel that with all that's going on in the world, we just need some kindness, some compassion and respect for everybody else.

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And I'm really feeling, if you don't mind, to talk about, because we're still in the Chinese Year of the Dragon and on the 29th, when this is going out, 29th of January, we're going to be entering into the Year of the Snake.

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And of course, we've already started the year with rather a lot of tragedy with the fires in LA with all going on.

Speaker A:

So could you please give us a little Bit of insight into how you feel the year will progress as we enter into the snake with the Chinese New Year.

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Please.

Speaker B:

You know, the snake always represents, as far as I know, and I have worked myself through it, the snake represents always a return to spirituality.

Speaker B:

I think that what we're going to see a lot is that people will show how fed up they are with materialism, with misinformation, with being told what to do.

Speaker B:

I mean, especially in us, we're having it, you know, where there's a silent attempt to overtake freedom of voice and freedom of choice, of course.

Speaker B:

And the snake doesn't allow that usually.

Speaker B:

So it is a shedding, you know, because the snake is basically a small dragon.

Speaker B:

You know, the dragon returns back to its original form of a snake, beginning again to shed the skin.

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And that.

Speaker B:

That sensitivity when the snake has no skin and vulnerability will make people quite aggressive and quite also, you know, naked to the bones.

Speaker B:

I would say it reveals the true self of people.

Speaker B:

And we're going to see a lot of, you know, obvious agendas, and we're going to see a lot of, you know, revelations, of course, but the snake represents, in Chinese, wisdom, knowledge, spirituality, understanding, different perspective because she's on the.

Speaker B:

The snake is on the ground.

Speaker B:

It's not flying around like the dragon and so on.

Speaker B:

And it's going to be a lot about understanding what do we need before we start wanting more stuff, you know, what is really necessary.

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So it doesn't matter if we're getting a tax cut or, you know, cheaper eggs, if the whole other concept is that we're losing our autonomy and our voice at large, so to speak, you know, so it's going to be quite an interesting year from that point.

Speaker B:

I'm looking forward to it because it's time for that kind of a shift.

Speaker B:

And it matches also what Pluto did.

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You know, I said to so many people at the, you know, the end of last year, don't go into planes at the end of the year, don't travel to go, don't go into markets and business market.

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I said, just avoid it, you know, and once the first things happen, people are like, we better stay at home.

Speaker B:

But that is always an indication for shift and change to shake us up, to wake us up, to.

Speaker B:

To make us aware, you know, that time is an illusion and life is literally in the blink of an eye.

Speaker B:

You know, that can happen and also, like nothing, you know, and was it worth it, you know, and that is what the snake represents.

Speaker B:

It's a little bit of a retrospective of the last couple years and say, well, was it worth it?

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Because it doesn't matter what we vote for or what we choose or where we're going.

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The real question is, are we fully willing to be responsible for the outcome of that choice?

Speaker B:

You know, and that's what the snake represents, especially.

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ally, we are in a ninth year,:

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You know, it's.

Speaker B:

It's going to be quite an uproar, which I don't mind, because it's necessary, because Pluto in Aquarius will bring dramatic change to our societal norms, societal understandings.

Speaker B:

You know, the new generation is ready for it because they're born cable ready.

Speaker B:

I always say, you know, that downloaded already that whole program, but the older generations will have a very hard time with it.

Speaker B:

It's just too aggressive of a change.

Speaker B:

And, you know, the question is, literally, in the end, not if what you want is right or wrong, but are you willing to take full responsibility for the outcome of it?

Speaker B:

And already in us, at least, we have a big awakening.

Speaker B:

It's like, I didn't vote for that, and I didn't want this.

Speaker B:

And suddenly people who have already very little lose their food stamps and lose these social programs because they didn't want socialism or because it was called different, but suddenly they're confronted with, oh, I didn't know that this was that, and I voted against my own interest.

Speaker B:

Well, you know, that's the snake.

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Education, wisdom, you know, ask yourself the right question.

Speaker B:

Look.

Speaker B:

Or Foster always says, the inner work.

Speaker B:

You know, the inner work.

Speaker B:

Because you and I, you know, we know people who are, you know, very advanced in knowledge and really admirably intelligent, also in their fields.

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One little critique, one little question.

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You're getting reams of emails about the justification of it.

Speaker B:

I'm like, my God, I just made a confirmation, or I made a little statement.

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And Foster just says, no inner work.

Speaker B:

Very simple, you know, no inner work.

Speaker B:

That's what it means.

Speaker B:

I always try to break it down, but he says, no inner work.

Speaker B:

And it shows.

Speaker C:

That's the year of the Snake again.

Speaker C:

They live underground.

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So once you're going into the shadow of your life, once you're looking at what is immature inside of you or what hasn't been creative or what hasn't become spiritual, this is the year that those things start to erupt from underground.

Speaker C:

And so as they come up, I think we have a lot of opportunities this year for transformation, personal transformation.

Speaker C:

That's always shadow work.

Speaker C:

So when I say inner work, I'm also talking about shadow work.

Speaker C:

And since the snake lives under the ground, what is underneath it?

Speaker C:

We have been, you know, denying since we're children, what have we been repressing as a society?

Speaker C:

Lots of things are going to start to slowly come up.

Speaker C:

But the snake, you know, because it's so intelligent, because it's a deep thinker, it's going to be different as it comes up.

Speaker C:

Because we also analyze things before we say something.

Speaker C:

In a Year of a Snake, you don't just blurt it out.

Speaker C:

It's not that kind of very fast, you know, reactions.

Speaker C:

Snakes take their time.

Speaker C:

You know, one time I was on a vision quest and I picked up a rock, you know, because I was moving it to make my circle, and there was a very poisonous red and black snake.

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And it just sort of looked at me, you know, it was sleeping under the rock.

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And I put the stone down and it didn't bother me.

Speaker C:

You know, a snake doesn't just react and start biting you.

Speaker C:

It's actually something different.

Speaker C:

So in shamanism, in dreams, when you're bitten by snakes, which is a very common dream, this is for knowledge, this is for a big transformation.

Speaker C:

This is when your shadow is biting you and saying, you know, pay attention to me, because maybe there's something creative underneath.

Speaker C:

Maybe you haven't lived a part of your life that now it's the time it's calling you when the shadow calls you.

Speaker C:

And I think that's also what the snake represents for me, because it's positive, it's powerful, it's quiet, it's submissive, it likes to hibernate in the winter.

Speaker C:

But then when it emerges, when it comes out and it suns itself, when it brings knowledge or wisdom or whatever, healing, especially because of Ouroboros, it could be a tremendous year for healing, for renewal for a lot of people.

Speaker C:

But that's all internal work.

Speaker C:

It doesn't happen if you just live on the outside and you're just being snaky and cunning.

Speaker C:

Right?

Speaker C:

Like many people, of course, are going to do it all externally with no concept of their shadow.

Speaker C:

And we also know that in a spiritual time, a lot of cults will start a lot of doom.

Speaker C:

End of the world cults begin.

Speaker C:

A lot of strange New age cults also begin.

Speaker C:

And we have to be very careful of false teachers in the Year of a Snake.

Speaker A:

Brilliant.

Speaker C:

But it is a moment, I think, where we are really growing from below.

Speaker A:

That's Actually wonderful that you said about being aware of false teachers.

Speaker A:

Because the whole idea of the podcast is for people who, at any stage of their journey, they may not have done any inner work at all.

Speaker A:

So for.

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For those who.

Speaker A:

Because many highly sensitive people and many empaths are just beginning to realize that they've been pushing everything down and being people pleasers for most of their lives, and they're just starting to come into their gifts.

Speaker A:

And the whole idea of the podcast is to guide them in terms of, okay, so gently go into meditation.

Speaker A:

Let's gently go into this.

Speaker A:

Let's gently go into inner work.

Speaker A:

How would you suggest to those who are right at the beginning of their journey, please, that they enter into that?

Speaker A:

Because it's something really, really new, you.

Speaker B:

Know, I'm sure, you know, because we talked a lot about, in different settings about it.

Speaker B:

In my opinion, in my observation, empathic people are not born empathic, they're made empathic.

Speaker B:

I've never seen empathy in a newborn.

Speaker B:

You know, there is no energy form of empathy.

Speaker B:

It's a result of trauma.

Speaker B:

Yeah, it's a result of trauma.

Speaker B:

When children go through a traumatized experience, through an experience they can't fathom.

Speaker B:

They can't.

Speaker B:

You know, it makes them hyper.

Speaker B:

Hyper.

Speaker C:

Vigilant.

Speaker A:

Vigilant, yes.

Speaker B:

They don't come down from that.

Speaker B:

So for me, for me, it's a form of ptsd, if you want, you know, it's a form of ptsd.

Speaker B:

That is what leads to that over sensitivity in the end.

Speaker B:

And again, when I look at it from an energetic point and people try to work, I just look in the energy fields, look at the matrix, and then when it shows up, it shows often, as you say, up as a repression.

Speaker B:

Now, the thing is, nothing in our system ever stays repressed, even if we want it.

Speaker B:

There is no deliberate repressed experience.

Speaker B:

It will come to the surface because the moment you're aware that it's there and you're trying to repress it, it means it came up.

Speaker B:

You see, repressed means you have absolutely no idea that it's there.

Speaker B:

So once it comes to the surface and you're trying to, you know, to play tug of war with it, it means it has come to a surface that has made itself known in that sense.

Speaker B:

And when you say, how can I maneuver this?

Speaker B:

It is two forms for me, for a very practical point, one, to understand that there is some form of trauma in the root now, something that shakes or traumatizes the young soul.

Speaker B:

And the second is that it is the result of toxicity because toxic people are traumatized.

Speaker B:

People, like empaths are not born, they're made, they're created.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

The same way.

Speaker B:

There is no such thing as toxic people.

Speaker B:

No one is born toxic.

Speaker B:

Toxicity is a result of a.

Speaker B:

In chiron, we would say the inner wound.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

And in a certain constellation, it.

Speaker B:

It can really manifest in a very dark form.

Speaker B:

That's why Foster says shadow work in the end, but shadow, because nothing in our system will ever stay subconscious.

Speaker B:

You know, I even go as far to say, no, there is no really such thing as subconscious, because in the end, we all make choices.

Speaker B:

So how subconscious are we?

Speaker B:

You know, does it exist?

Speaker B:

Of course it exists because it's a collection of everything we don't want, you know, everything is in there.

Speaker B:

But again, it's all about the power of making a choice.

Speaker B:

And that's what you're asking is how do I guide somebody who's brand new?

Speaker B:

For me, it's important to train the mind to be in control of thought and emotion.

Speaker B:

That is the bread and butter of all spiritual development.

Speaker B:

Because as Foster says, you might end up with some crazy person.

Speaker B:

You know, I mean, God knows there are enough out there, or there are even people who mean well.

Speaker B:

They're going, you know, with the excitement of the moment.

Speaker B:

They feel a calling, but they have no real training.

Speaker B:

They have no real substance.

Speaker B:

And that shows in the end, you know, And I know that, and he knows it, because these people come to us quite often, say, you know, I want to be somebody, but I don't feel I can reach anyone.

Speaker B:

Because you haven't done the inner work.

Speaker B:

You know, people today read on Monday a book about shamanism on Friday.

Speaker B:

They're shamans.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, I.

Speaker B:

I saw Harry Potter, and I feel I'm a witch.

Speaker B:

No, you're not.

Speaker B:

We don't become things.

Speaker B:

We are things.

Speaker B:

And that's what empaths have to start understanding.

Speaker B:

It's not that they need to go.

Speaker A:

Through preservation almost exactly.

Speaker B:

You know what I mean?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

And.

Speaker B:

And it manifests in many people in a very.

Speaker B:

In very different forms.

Speaker B:

You know, boundary is important, of course, but we know all sorts of empaths, you know, people who have the sensitivity and don't know that it is sensitive.

Speaker B:

Sensitivity.

Speaker B:

I'm just difficult.

Speaker B:

They say this quite often, you know, so it is important to educate about source, about roots, about what trauma also means.

Speaker B:

Because as children, we don't have the filtering process to say, you know, oh, you know, my parents had a bad moment, or they were in a crisis, or, you know, Something, the experience will sit there and will inform your truth, and then you basically just repeat it.

Speaker A:

You know, there's one of the things that I feel very much is, you know, as you're talking about the.

Speaker A:

The trauma side of things is, you know, when we burst into the world and full of gifts, if it's not accepted around us, because it's no judgment.

Speaker A:

Nobody understands.

Speaker A:

Yo, Mummy, look over there.

Speaker A:

There's this.

Speaker A:

There's a man over there.

Speaker A:

No, there isn't.

Speaker A:

Or walking past somebody in the street and bursting into tears because of, you know, the high sensitivity and feeling that.

Speaker A:

And then that's not accepted because that's seen it weird, et cetera, so forth.

Speaker A:

Then it's very easy just to start pushing that down and then changing the Persona to match what's going on around us.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, so thank you very much for saying that.

Speaker A:

And one of the things, because you mentioned already is about another sensitivity of the snake and about truth.

Speaker A:

I lost my train of thought now is.

Speaker A:

Yeah, it's the.

Speaker A:

Because I know you've always said.

Speaker A:

You always say to me, and.

Speaker A:

And this is something that I really live by now.

Speaker A:

It's not about changing who we are.

Speaker A:

It's about accepting who we are, who we actually are.

Speaker A:

So when we're.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Developing it.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

You know, I'm not a big fan of change.

Speaker B:

I don't believe in change.

Speaker B:

You can change when you have really covered the area of transformation through evolution.

Speaker B:

You know, just make yourself the best version of yourself.

Speaker B:

And if it's not enough, then you can go into a change.

Speaker B:

You know, change is an iffy subject for me.

Speaker B:

I don't know in shamanism with Foster, but when people want to change, usually they have piled up so much experience and so many choices they don't like anymore.

Speaker B:

Now they won't change.

Speaker B:

You have to really listen.

Speaker B:

Why?

Speaker B:

Why do you want change?

Speaker B:

You know, it's exactly the same when people say, I have a good life, but I feel something's missing.

Speaker B:

That's completely crazy.

Speaker B:

How do you know something's missing if it's missing?

Speaker B:

You know, again, it is that part that says, you know, what if I make the wrong decision?

Speaker B:

You know, as if there is even a possibility for that.

Speaker B:

Because we can only respond to our desires, Right?

Speaker B:

And I think once that stops this deliberate searching for, am I right?

Speaker B:

Am I wrong?

Speaker B:

Did I do the wrong thing to do the right thing?

Speaker B:

If we take this right and wrong thing out and just say, I made a choice, it felt good for me in that moment.

Speaker B:

It made sense.

Speaker B:

It was necessary.

Speaker B:

And so I take full responsibility for it.

Speaker B:

Suddenly, the issue is not an issue anymore.

Speaker C:

You know, I had a person the other day, Elaine, who had a session, and they were saying that they hit somebody with their car and they didn't feel anything for the person.

Speaker C:

Like they're so removed in their own car.

Speaker C:

They felt at that moment how numb they really were because all they were thinking about was, my premium is going to go up and my car insurance is, you know, and I wonder if there's a dent in the car.

Speaker C:

And.

Speaker C:

And this is when somebody starts to feel their emptiness.

Speaker C:

They start to feel like, what have I been suppressing that has made me anesthetized?

Speaker C:

And I know a lot of empaths, a lot of people anesthetize themselves.

Speaker C:

They don't want to feel anything.

Speaker C:

But the year of the snake is a fertile year.

Speaker C:

And shamans are about fertility.

Speaker C:

So a lot of issues concerning fertility are going to come up this year.

Speaker C:

Certainly women who want to get pregnant or why don't they get pregnant, or why is there infertility, or do I want to have children or not?

Speaker C:

A lot of this is also going to come up.

Speaker C:

Another thing with a snake, to me, is what the snake wants to teach us from below especially, is, why are we numb?

Speaker C:

If that's a shadow issue, what is an authentic life?

Speaker C:

When you actually feel things and when is it overblown that you feel too much?

Speaker C:

You feel all the pain of the world like an empath, and you cannot filter it.

Speaker C:

So I think we all have to get to the point of understanding our own difficult, banished feelings.

Speaker C:

What you were talking about when we were a child, you know, we banish a lot of feelings because we didn't want to feel less than or small.

Speaker C:

You know, we identify with one of our parents to feel a little stronger.

Speaker C:

If none of our parents, we can identify like our grandparents, somebody.

Speaker C:

And when they die, of course, our world falls apart.

Speaker C:

The MENTOR so an authentic soul life means, number one, that you do two things.

Speaker C:

You ascend always, because the soul wants us to ascend.

Speaker C:

To always is longing for something more.

Speaker C:

At the same time, you have to descend like a snake.

Speaker C:

So I think this is the year you descend.

Speaker C:

You go down into a soulful quality or an authentic life where you find all the banished feelings or enough of them that they hold a lot of your talents, they hold a lot of the real gifts.

Speaker C:

Like in America now, very few people really understand that you don't just have to be a workaholic.

Speaker C:

You know, there's a creative life there's an artistic life.

Speaker C:

Not that you have to be a great artist or anything, but that you have to explore those things, you know, not just endlessly play a sport just because it's the most popular sport now and then you have all these injuries because in the end there's no shadow work being done.

Speaker C:

You're avoiding something.

Speaker C:

You're living again only on the surface of life.

Speaker C:

And so you hit the person.

Speaker C:

All you think about is your insurance.

Speaker C:

And that's a wake up call.

Speaker C:

That's when somebody changes, when they suddenly realize, I feel nothing.

Speaker C:

I've just hit this person.

Speaker C:

That's the wake up.

Speaker C:

That's transformation for me.

Speaker C:

That's when they start to come to me for a session and say, I think I want to feel again.

Speaker C:

I want to know when I stopped, when I stopped feeling all these things, when I wanted to avoid feeling and feeling powerless.

Speaker C:

Certainly, you know, like I'm so far away from people.

Speaker C:

I was thinking about this when I was a kid in college.

Speaker C:

I was around a lot of very wealthy people and they would be in the car and we'd be driving and they would say things like, isn't it like everybody's pigs?

Speaker C:

And, you know, all the masses of people are, you know, they're like little pigs walking around, or, you know, we have nothing to do with them.

Speaker C:

That happened many times in my youth.

Speaker C:

And I just sit there and I think, well, I don't believe that.

Speaker C:

But there is a consensus in the shadow of we are better than everybody else.

Speaker C:

We have more money, we have more status, we have more this, we have that now rampant in us.

Speaker C:

We have oligarchs now, mostly running the government.

Speaker C:

So it's this idea of everybody's really below you.

Speaker C:

And of course that makes me very angry.

Speaker C:

But it's that feeling when you're a child, when you're small, when you're powerless and you sabotage yourself with becoming a compulsive workaholic.

Speaker C:

And, you know, you sacrifice in marriage, you become authentic, you know, but you lose it all in the altar of productivity.

Speaker C:

And I think the year of the snake is something very, very different.

Speaker C:

We find what's weak and powerless in us, what's so judging and critical of everyone.

Speaker C:

You know, it comes out in little snikey remarks, it comes out in sarcasm, it comes out certainly in our dreams.

Speaker C:

And I think we're so overly responsible now.

Speaker C:

And I.

Speaker C:

I believe that there's a backlash against that.

Speaker C:

What is the inner life?

Speaker C:

You know, people are just beginning to remember.

Speaker C:

I was working with a woman recently In Brazil, who is quite a vegan, amazing woman with her husband.

Speaker C:

And they have more than a thousand cows, animals because they're working with animal rights.

Speaker C:

Gorgeous, you know, and they, they don't believe that cows should be, you know, manipulated for milking or for, you know, just meat.

Speaker C:

They have this consciousness, let's save these cows with a very noble ahimsa approach.

Speaker C:

But it's quite demanding in a world because they get death threats.

Speaker C:

You know, most people are furious at them.

Speaker C:

So here a lot of the sensitivity that people have now, whether they're sensitive in the sense of being spectrum, you know, because now we have all these diagnosis or, you know, Asperger's, you know, we have a lot of people now who are oligarchs that are Asperger's bankers.

Speaker C:

Mo many of them, I would say almost the majority now is Asperger's.

Speaker C:

So they can't feel on the the same level that we feel.

Speaker C:

They are split, as Christos often says about autism is you live in two different dimensions at once.

Speaker C:

They are living in a spiritual dimension, but it's just in a different place than here.

Speaker C:

And they split themselves because you couldn't live it here.

Speaker C:

Another consequence of the shadow of this world and also the idea of parallel realities is very strong, I think, in a snake year because we have string theory and all these and we have now the beginning of a quantum computer who can talk to our parallel lives and compute parallel existences, which is mind boggling.

Speaker C:

It's going to change everything in the world and create another superpower.

Speaker C:

We all have to face our powerlessness when we were kids.

Speaker C:

We have to see what our reactions were, you know, did we side with our mother, with our father?

Speaker C:

Who were we?

Speaker C:

You know, Christos always tells me a lot about his own childhood, you know, because he went through quite a lot of traumas.

Speaker C:

And he made a conscious decision in his own maturity not to become the abuser, you know, not to become the people who abused him.

Speaker C:

Like, I don't want to become my bully.

Speaker C:

We all go through that period of bullying and even if we bully the bullies like Christos did or whatever, we fought back.

Speaker C:

It still has an impact on us because now we're in a world full of bullies.

Speaker C:

They exist and we feel them as adults.

Speaker C:

And when people are not developing or growing or still bullying, like you talk about no kindness.

Speaker C:

I have dreams where I remember them, you know, and I think on Facebook, do I really want to forgive all the bullies that I went to school with.

Speaker C:

I know they've all changed.

Speaker C:

I know most of them are political now.

Speaker C:

I don't believe it's a political year though.

Speaker C:

I don't think the year of the Snake.

Speaker C:

I think we're going anti politics right now.

Speaker C:

I think we are going.

Speaker C:

I think this is what spirituality, the beginning of the shadow emerging from society.

Speaker C:

And I know a lot of superpowers and powerful nations are starting to face their shadows and going down and a lot of other countries that have been kind of suppressed are coming up.

Speaker C:

And I think this is the year where Pluto in Aquarius, as Christos has often said, is a life changing 20 year event.

Speaker C:

And we're only in really the first year still.

Speaker C:

In the first months.

Speaker B:

Yeah, the first like three months or something.

Speaker B:

And already we can tell.

Speaker C:

You know, I'm very conscious though when I'm criticizing someone now.

Speaker B:

You know, Aline, I want to say something from a very social media point.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

I told you that Tick tock was not allowed for 24 hours and 48 hours here.

Speaker B:

They shut it down and the Americans all ran to a Chinese app called Retinal and.

Speaker A:

Sorry, it's called Red.

Speaker B:

No, it's called Little Red.

Speaker A:

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, the government worried about suddenly about our security.

Speaker B:

So the funny thing is all these people are talking about, I think it's 170 million Americans who use TikTok.

Speaker B:

They went to the Chinese and we had an insight into people's lives that I found so fascinating because when we look at these Chinese cities, for example, the people, you know, the, the.

Speaker B:

How friendly they embraced the TikTok refugees, right?

Speaker B:

And everybody I know says, have you seen this?

Speaker B:

Have you seen how they live, how advanced they are?

Speaker B:

And the number one question of the Chinese was, is it really true in America that you pay for an ambulance?

Speaker B:

F.

Speaker B:

For the ambulance?

Speaker B:

Not quite a bit.

Speaker B:

It's an expensive taxi.

Speaker B:

I'd rather die.

Speaker B:

I'd rather get buried for it.

Speaker B:

So these questions and, you know.

Speaker C:

It'S.

Speaker B:

An insight into a perspective, into a society that got so demonized for so long and suddenly we are socially invited into their homes and they.

Speaker B:

And I'm like, wow, you know, I'm mind blown.

Speaker B:

What, what?

Speaker B:

I mean, are you there?

Speaker B:

Advanced, but not to that level, you know, and that is an interesting sign of the year because the, the snake also carves new paths.

Speaker B:

And the snake, the path of the snake is always in sacred geometry.

Speaker B:

She doesn't just randomly run around.

Speaker B:

It's always in waves, by the way.

Speaker B:

So the snake cannot create negative energy, you know, like in angles or in squares, for example.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

Can only go in waves, only go in spirals, in circles.

Speaker B:

So she leaves a sacred geometric vibration back that really harmonizes the space.

Speaker B:

And once that happened and people said, oh, we're going all to Red Book, I thought, I got it.

Speaker B:

I totally understood the willingness to not be told.

Speaker B:

What about other people to not be told?

Speaker B:

They're communists or they're crazy or they're nothing of that.

Speaker B:

It was a simple, very modern, very.

Speaker B:

A very.

Speaker B:

A very updated society from what I could see.

Speaker B:

And, you know, I said what it's about, you know, talking about shedding something.

Speaker B:

And so, of course, we have, as a society, social media as a collective voice that we can use.

Speaker B:

And like Foster, I don't like to politicize everything, and at the same time, it's important to make your voice hurt, you know, and what happened is we were worrying so much about the American voice that suddenly we became a global voice, you know?

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So many apps said, listen, guys, you are welcomed with us.

Speaker B:

You know, we give you translation options.

Speaker B:

And that's what the snake is for me.

Speaker B:

It's like, I'll show you the truth.

Speaker B:

I'll show you what really goes on.

Speaker B:

And so, of course, this wonderful Chinese young man said to me, why do Americans eat like their healthcare is free?

Speaker A:

That's an interesting question, isn't it?

Speaker B:

You know, because we don't have the luxury of free health care here.

Speaker B:

We pay for everything and, you know, says, why do you guys eat as if it's all free for you?

Speaker B:

There you go, you see?

Speaker B:

And that gives us wonderful little insights of perspective because they look at us and say, why are you doing this?

Speaker B:

Why you pay for ambulances?

Speaker B:

Why don't you have, you know, you see, and that is also where a lot of spirituality is happening.

Speaker B:

That is the essence of spirituality is opening the mind, opening your brain, opening your heart, looking into, being willing to look into something that was, you know, I want to say, demonized for quite a long time, you know.

Speaker B:

So some of our people know I love social media because of that, that insight I show for everyone.

Speaker B:

Look at this.

Speaker B:

Look how they live.

Speaker B:

Look what this, what goes on.

Speaker B:

We have students in the Asian countries, like in.

Speaker B:

In Singapore, for example, and I had friends who went to Singapore.

Speaker B:

They say, we are living in caves compared to this.

Speaker B:

We're living in caves, right?

Speaker B:

And that is such an interesting invitation of insight to have in people's lives, how they think, how they live, and how friendly their nature is.

Speaker B:

That's why I love Japan.

Speaker B:

If I could I would move there in a minute.

Speaker B:

It's just the willingness and the choice to, to, to function as a society, you know, and interesting enough, Japan doesn't have a religion.

Speaker B:

You can be anything you want in Japan.

Speaker B:

You know, they're like, whatever you are, fine with us.

Speaker B:

Just enjoy it.

Speaker B:

That's why Japan for is one of the countries that had very, very rarely, if at all, terrorist attacks that don't get involved with everybody.

Speaker B:

You know, they don't tell other people what to do.

Speaker B:

So everybody.

Speaker B:

Yeah, absolutely.

Speaker B:

You see, and Pluto is now in a constellation like the last time it was in the French and American Revolution.

Speaker B:

So we are going through exactly the same thing, a revolution of oppression.

Speaker B:

So somebody has to play the oppressor.

Speaker B:

You see, that's what the game is at the moment.

Speaker B:

But the, you know, the constitution in the US begins with the words we the people.

Speaker B:

And I think that's what's happening.

Speaker B:

You know, it's really the essence of we the people.

Speaker B:

And it's as crazy as it is.

Speaker B:

I mean, we have a circus here.

Speaker B:

But this uprising of people with consciousness, awareness, being informed as well, you know, sharing information, please look into this, get aware of that.

Speaker B:

I don't even watch the news anymore because I get it from people who really know the subject, are in the subject, understand it and bring it in a very matter of fact way.

Speaker C:

You know, I think, Aileen, also we're dismantling religion.

Speaker C:

I think that religion is getting dismantled also in this.

Speaker C:

Because to obey to the command of a punishing, wrathful God in so many religions, I think that is what made so many young people who grew up in very moralistic, very overly responsible families.

Speaker C:

And now in my own family, there are so many.

Speaker C:

I don't know how to say this.

Speaker C:

These are Christians who believe that the whole country should be Christian.

Speaker C:

Okay?

Speaker C:

And they're imposing often their will on everybody else.

Speaker C:

Because I don't believe in preaching or any of these kind of things.

Speaker C:

But to believe still in that kind of God to me is so outdated.

Speaker C:

It's such a huge understanding of the shadow.

Speaker C:

But it's had a big effect on our subconscious and our unconscious lives because so many people believe, like wives have to be their husband's caretakers and make them happy.

Speaker C:

And we know for a fact you can't make somebody happy.

Speaker C:

They have to make themselves happy.

Speaker C:

And that's absurd.

Speaker C:

Yet many people live that every day.

Speaker C:

They spend their whole day trying to make their partner happy.

Speaker C:

Doesn't work.

Speaker C:

Never.

Speaker C:

Like a woman who has children and thinks that her fulfillment will Come through her children.

Speaker C:

But that's not going to happen.

Speaker C:

And yet people believe that.

Speaker C:

And that's, again, this kind of religious programming that people want to impose on us when we're children, you know, follow these rules, follow these rules of society, which, frankly, you know, becoming very empathic myself, I refuse to follow.

Speaker C:

And then you feel like an outsider.

Speaker C:

You definitely feel the separation and the abandonment by society.

Speaker C:

And then it's very hard later on to fit in, you know, to make your voice heard in the different forms.

Speaker C:

Unless you go into something academic or you follow, you know, something in which you can get your voice out there.

Speaker C:

But the fact is, you become an original, singular voice in a wilderness, and you find your own tribe always to make a living.

Speaker C:

But it is quite opposed to this old religious idea that many people have that lacks compassion.

Speaker C:

Of course, when religion has compassion, when it has the occult, when it has many things in it, it's quite fascinating.

Speaker C:

And again, we're starting to intermix light and dark inside of ourselves.

Speaker C:

I love that thing.

Speaker C:

Even in Voodoo.

Speaker C:

Gray, gray.

Speaker C:

It's not light or dark.

Speaker C:

We're both.

Speaker C:

And I think that's the society we want to go to.

Speaker C:

And that's the snake.

Speaker C:

It's part in darkness, then it comes out into the sun, and then it goes back into its whole.

Speaker C:

And it makes circuitous paths, new pathways.

Speaker C:

It protects its eggs, you know, it sheds its skin.

Speaker C:

And of course, the only real reason to shed our skin is to make the beast inside of us, or our shadows, you know, see the light of.

Speaker B:

Day.

Speaker C:

You know, show our true colors.

Speaker C:

Right, Christos, that's what I would love to have happen this year, that people start to find their real colors, you.

Speaker B:

Know, or it will be shown if you like it or not.

Speaker B:

Revelatory time.

Speaker B:

And I'm telling people, you know, be careful what you're saying.

Speaker B:

You know, we have again, I'm.

Speaker B:

You know, I look into the world and I look what's going on at the moment.

Speaker B:

And I'm also a big gossip, so I love gossip.

Speaker C:

Snakes love to gossip.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I'm a monkey in Chinese, but I get a little bit along.

Speaker B:

Mistakes very well.

Speaker B:

And we look at a situation like, for example, I don't know if people follow this.

Speaker B:

The whole Blake Lively and the.

Speaker B:

The director Baldoni, who made this actually quite wonderful film at the end, it's us or something like this.

Speaker B:

And, you know, it became this really ugly narrative.

Speaker C:

Ends with us.

Speaker C:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, it ends literally, it ended with them.

Speaker B:

You know, I mean, art imitates life.

Speaker B:

One vice Versa.

Speaker B:

And it was this big star who has this another big star husband who comes and makes these statements.

Speaker B:

And the person who is accused says, not with me, not with me.

Speaker B:

And brings how young people send out their receipts.

Speaker B:

And that from a legal point now, you know, basically Blake Lively and her husband have dug themselves a hole.

Speaker B:

They're just ready to just cover it because their accusations were actually quite false from what it looks.

Speaker B:

So when you're having people on TikTok or on, you know, who are lawyers and say, I read the whole 200 pages or 900 pages and that's what it does and they break it down like a lawyer, you're getting a really informed idea of how a profession will look at it.

Speaker B:

And suddenly there is this young man, right?

Speaker B:

I don't want to say he looks like Luigi, but you know who Luigi is, right?

Speaker B:

He's somebody who says enough is enough and shoots this, this CEO of United Healthcare.

Speaker B:

And now there are T shirts with a guy on his face.

Speaker B:

Do I think that's the right way to go?

Speaker B:

Of course not.

Speaker B:

Am I surprised?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Now the director says, no one will ruin my life with a lie.

Speaker B:

I'm going to go into the offensive.

Speaker B:

I'm going to be the truth.

Speaker B:

That's very snake like.

Speaker B:

And in the extreme, it is this Luigi person who says, you know what?

Speaker B:

You didn't care about me, I'm not going to care about you.

Speaker B:

You know, quit porous.

Speaker B:

And that's what it is.

Speaker B:

And now we have again more and more situations where we hear people say, you know, in us especially paying my health care because I'm paying premiums and you're refusing to pay the anesthesia, you know, of course they go with a gun inside and get rid of them.

Speaker B:

It's a, almost a logic reaction, a sympathetic reaction.

Speaker B:

But we talked about trauma, Aline, and people are not, in general, not unempathic.

Speaker B:

We all have some form of empathy, of course.

Speaker B:

Therefore, when we say.

Speaker B:

When I look at the social media and the comments about Luigi, it's like, yeah, should have done it with the other one too.

Speaker B:

Or suddenly there are these posts with all the CEOs, where they live, what they did, how much money they make and what consequences they deserve.

Speaker B:

There you go.

Speaker B:

It doesn't surprise me.

Speaker B:

Scary, you know, it's scary because, you.

Speaker C:

Know, well, because this.

Speaker C:

Do you think about these kids in school who take, you know, guns, like just two days ago in Nashville?

Speaker B:

Yeah, I mean, you know what I mean?

Speaker C:

Shot everybody.

Speaker A:

Oh, I don't know about this.

Speaker B:

We are here weeks in the first year already it begins, I'm telling you.

Speaker B:

You know, again, as long there's suppression, there's going to be a rebellion one way or another.

Speaker B:

You see, it is, it doesn't look spiritual, Aline, but it is the, the uprising of spiritual nature.

Speaker B:

You know, when, like when Vossen says, when you've been told what to believe, how to believe in order to not make other people feel uncomfortable, you know, something's got to happen.

Speaker B:

Yeah, it always did.

Speaker B:

This is nothing new for me.

Speaker B:

I'm over 50 years now on this planet.

Speaker B:

I've seen this every decade happening.

Speaker A:

No, because I remember you saying as.

Speaker A:

Oh, sorry.

Speaker A:

All I was going to say is I remember you saying when we were in a group session before, don't let anybody blame you for something you haven't done.

Speaker B:

Exactly, exactly.

Speaker B:

That's why this bony guy really says, I'm gonna speak up.

Speaker B:

He could have said, you know what?

Speaker B:

Let it rest, who cares?

Speaker B:

But it, you know, she dug herself into a hole and didn't know when to stop digging, you know, and now she's dragging her husband down and literally their claims are all refuted, basically.

Speaker B:

And he literally has evidence from text, film, you know, and you see that.

Speaker B:

So again.

Speaker C:

Blame anyone.

Speaker B:

This will not fly anymore.

Speaker B:

In, in this next phase.

Speaker C:

We're at this moment when we all have to finally stop blaming everything.

Speaker C:

Our parents, the world.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

For all, all the issues that we have, that a victim becomes a tyrant, eventually a tyrant will have an inner victim.

Speaker C:

I think all these opposites, of course, are buried in each other.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

I think we have to bring the opposites together.

Speaker C:

I think there has to be some sort of willing dialogue soon because there's so many different ideologies now.

Speaker C:

So many people are living in their own bubbles, in their own dimensions, and they need to learn how to understand each other, how to communicate with each other.

Speaker C:

And I, I think this is quite a learning for humanity.

Speaker C:

You talk about a global world and TikTok, I don't want it to just be a superficial conversation, you know, and you, you, it will always be superficial if you keep it only on the exterior in an ego based sense.

Speaker C:

I think we all have to realize that, you know, we have to finally transcend the ego, you know, keep it understanding the great transformation, which is that there's something much greater than the ego and people need to have a contact with spirit or soul, something more.

Speaker C:

That's change.

Speaker C:

That's the only change I ever really see, you know, and that's a death to a lot of who we once Were, you know, old.

Speaker C:

Our old selves die out and they shed skin.

Speaker C:

You know, they don't fully die, they shed skin.

Speaker C:

And it can get quite, you know, agitated at the end where the skin is coming off the snake.

Speaker C:

But I mean, I love all those stories, you know, Prince Lindworm, all these funny stories about, you know, woman who marries a snake God, you know, man, and eventually she, on her wedding night, you know, scrubs his body until finally she finds the prince.

Speaker C:

He's in there.

Speaker C:

And so many women, of course, complaining.

Speaker C:

Complaining about their husband, complaining about themselves, you know, blaming.

Speaker C:

Blaming everything around them.

Speaker C:

There's a lot to blame.

Speaker C:

There's a lot to go around.

Speaker C:

But I don't think that's a productive dialogue for us anymore.

Speaker C:

So that's the wisdom of the snake.

Speaker C:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker C:

How do we communicate, Chris, as it's quite a huge work.

Speaker C:

How will people learn understanding?

Speaker C:

How will they listen to each other without interrupting?

Speaker C:

Because people are just interrupting.

Speaker C:

I hear it all the time.

Speaker C:

People can't even get their words out.

Speaker B:

You know, I don't know at this point if it's really necessary to have the same voice.

Speaker C:

No, not the same, no.

Speaker B:

Because everybody wants, and everybody does speak from their own truth, from their own perspective.

Speaker B:

And I think that's also valid.

Speaker B:

Just because I don't see it that way doesn't mean that it's an invalid point.

Speaker B:

But from a spiritual point, you know, there is no reality.

Speaker B:

We're not even in the same room.

Speaker B:

We're not even on the same page at the moment.

Speaker B:

Literally, we're in total different time zones.

Speaker B:

And we only perceive our own world, our own voice, our own vibration.

Speaker B:

And when we are lucky to find vibrational matches, then we exchange certain information.

Speaker B:

Now, we agree or we disagree, but I don't think that there's ever going to be or there is there ever was the one unified voice, you know, I just don't see it.

Speaker B:

It's rather individual voices who come together to express a certain idea in the end.

Speaker C:

But that's what Alina's talking about.

Speaker C:

With respect, listen to somebody else's opinion, their voice, but let them have their voice.

Speaker B:

Absolutely.

Speaker B:

You know, so again, I always say to people, take the high road.

Speaker B:

Instead of arguing with somebody or try to convince them, you know, I would never.

Speaker B:

I would never go to a dinner and start talking about Jesus because I'm a fanatic or tell people, oh, you know what?

Speaker B:

It's my turn.

Speaker B:

Witchcraft today, you know, I want you to learn witchcraft.

Speaker B:

No, I don't want to waste my Energy into a setting that doesn't speak the same language.

Speaker B:

You know, rather than having one voice, I think it's really important that people, especially when they're very empathic, try to find people who speak that language.

Speaker B:

You know, when you're going to a yoga studio, you're just assuming that people like yoga, otherwise they wouldn't be there.

Speaker B:

So there is a unified voice of common ground.

Speaker B:

Common ground, exactly.

Speaker B:

You know what I mean?

Speaker B:

The same happens with.

Speaker B:

With empathic forms or with.

Speaker B:

With religion, of course, you know, Christians or, you know, hang around the same thing.

Speaker B:

You know, Christians always try to find somebody who actually read the Bible to give them the bits they can repeat.

Speaker B:

You know, that was the most shocking part for me, is because I think if I weren't spiritual, I would be a Catholic.

Speaker B:

I really like the idea of Catholicism at mass.

Speaker B:

It's quite gothic.

Speaker B:

And I kind of like the idea, you know, but, you know, find your tribe.

Speaker B:

Find the people who speak this language.

Speaker B:

And that's why I like social media, because you can hashtag that.

Speaker B:

That tribe and connect with them.

Speaker B:

You know, I absolutely.

Speaker B:

You know, there's.

Speaker B:

We all do.

Speaker B:

This is how we connect these days.

Speaker B:

And so I don't think it's necessary to have one unified voice, but to have individual voices who express themselves honestly, you know, and the unified voice Foster talks about is the moment when we say we want different things, but we want the same for everybody, a balance, you know, so if I don't want what you want, it doesn't make your wish invalid in that sense.

Speaker C:

Which brings us to the shadow again, because so many people are lying when they're speaking.

Speaker C:

They don't even know that they're lying anymore.

Speaker C:

It's become their norm.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker C:

You know, and that has to be confronted, you know, you know, what is on.

Speaker B:

If necessary, it has to be confronted, because the shadow will confront you.

Speaker B:

It will, one way or another.

Speaker B:

With accidents, with drama, with illnesses, you know, and people say, I don't know why I got sick.

Speaker B:

You do.

Speaker B:

You do know, you know.

Speaker B:

Or of course they say, you know, thoughts from realities.

Speaker B:

I didn't want it.

Speaker B:

That reality.

Speaker B:

Not conscious.

Speaker B:

Not conscious.

Speaker B:

But you asked for it.

Speaker B:

You did.

Speaker B:

On some level, you send out a vibe that matched.

Speaker B:

And the universe does that every day, every minute, every hour.

Speaker B:

It has to match your emotions in order to create the foundation of your reality.

Speaker B:

That's all there is.

Speaker A:

May I share something really quickly?

Speaker A:

I spoke to you earlier about the chainsaw going off this morning.

Speaker A:

And I said to myself earlier, because it's really Interesting about the blame thing, once I dealt with the situation, I asked for this because I actually had the thought that it will be better if he came sooner rather than later.

Speaker A:

No communication at all.

Speaker A:

And he just arrived, right?

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker A:

There was a chap cutting the trees very early this morning.

Speaker B:

Spirituality is to not look into the external world and feel bothered by it.

Speaker B:

There's a very funny word for it.

Speaker B:

Now, we call these people Karens, right, Who always want to speak to the manager, who.

Speaker B:

Who live so.

Speaker B:

Who function so detached from their.

Speaker B:

From their own core that every thing that happens is their crusade.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

No, it's their crusade.

Speaker B:

You know, there is something which I think happens a lot in spirituality, especially in our fields of work.

Speaker B:

People lead very boring lives, you know, Very boring lives.

Speaker B:

Even listening to somebody sometimes, it's like, God, it's like a volume.

Speaker B:

Nothing's happening.

Speaker B:

And what they're looking for is excitement.

Speaker B:

And they find sometimes the excitement in a crusade.

Speaker B:

Exactly.

Speaker B:

You know, they're gonna find a problem with this.

Speaker B:

None.

Speaker B:

Drag everybody in, and then suddenly they have attention and it's not boring anymore, you know, that's the idea.

Speaker C:

It's a form of narcissism.

Speaker C:

I know.

Speaker B:

Absolutely.

Speaker B:

You see, it's fascinating to watch.

Speaker B:

For me, Vos always says, why are you watching this online?

Speaker B:

Said because it's fascinating.

Speaker B:

It's a.

Speaker B:

It's a.

Speaker B:

It's case studies.

Speaker B:

You know, what do they.

Speaker B:

These people have in common, all these Karens.

Speaker B:

And all these people, they have numb lives, you know, they're numbed down.

Speaker B:

What boss said, their emotion is completely numb.

Speaker B:

So they find a moment where we have an audience, you know, and now today, of course, everybody with a phone can film everything.

Speaker B:

It's almost like they want that.

Speaker B:

It gives them an audience.

Speaker B:

I'm somebody now, even if I'm crazy Karen, but I am somebody.

Speaker B:

They don't like the consequence of it, right?

Speaker B:

But in that moment, I always.

Speaker B:

What is it?

Speaker B:

And it is when the suppressed in the end, doesn't allow to be expressed, comes to the surface, you know, and they have their freak out.

Speaker B:

They have the crazy moment, the truth comes out.

Speaker B:

See, my father always used to say, only drunks and fools will tell the truth and children.

Speaker B:

And children will tell the truth, you know, and hasn't been wrong so far.

Speaker C:

You know, their shadows, certainly that's their.

Speaker B:

Truth, you know, and now we get it.

Speaker B:

I mean, literally, we can see these things.

Speaker B:

Important is again, to acknowledge what is happening in the world without making it a reality, you know, that's the trick in this, you Know, that's what it is.

Speaker B:

The world goes on.

Speaker B:

You know, for some people, the choices go left, the other goes right.

Speaker B:

But I think choices, I think the.

Speaker C:

Ego grows stronger and stronger at times in the world.

Speaker C:

And we see it in the news because people become these strong kind of monarchs, like in us right now, and they're building empires just with status, authority, and fame.

Speaker C:

And it's not good for any of us because actually it inhibits what is an authentic voice of your real self.

Speaker C:

And we end up becoming the enemy of a state, the enemy of these people, because they use power just to serve the ego.

Speaker C:

And of course, it never feels right.

Speaker C:

It becomes a power complex, like something demonic that wants satisfaction all the time.

Speaker C:

And I see it in social media, on X, everywhere.

Speaker C:

But that's when power has us and we don't have power.

Speaker C:

And that's a very big difference.

Speaker C:

And I see that around me in the world.

Speaker C:

That's called the power shadow.

Speaker C:

For me, authentic power always has the willingness to stand for an authentic voice.

Speaker C:

That's, I think, what you're trying to do in your podcast.

Speaker C:

And that's real empowerment.

Speaker C:

Because inauthentic power, if I'm getting it right, stems from the ego and is a defense.

Speaker C:

It's like a coping strategy for the Persona.

Speaker C:

And I see that everywhere.

Speaker C:

I see that in Karen's and so many people.

Speaker C:

But authentic power is not a power trip at all, I don't think so.

Speaker C:

You just can't adapt anymore to an outer authority.

Speaker C:

And I know Christos and I both have that.

Speaker C:

You know, we're kind of leaders in our own, own way.

Speaker C:

You're like, yeah, and we differentiate between our inner tyrants, you know, who sometimes really take over.

Speaker C:

You know, we see in the world and we see it in ourselves.

Speaker C:

And we need the power to act without an act of power.

Speaker A:

May I say something like, I saw it so beautiful because you were talking about how you went back on Tick Tock earlier and how it automatically put you in a direction that you didn't want to go in.

Speaker A:

I went on Instagram earlier and then I saw.

Speaker A:

I don't look at the President.

Speaker A:

I don't.

Speaker A:

I don't go to search the President of the United States.

Speaker A:

And on.

Speaker A:

On my Instagram, it came up with the most beautiful clip of.

Speaker A:

It was the priest or a vicar and the president and his wife and all of the, I guess the security team, all of the team were there in church and she is saying to them, please have kindness and compassion.

Speaker A:

There's a lot of scared people in the world.

Speaker A:

And that for me was just incredible.

Speaker A:

Please realize that immigrants are running away from war zones and land and please have.

Speaker B:

She.

Speaker A:

Yeah, she.

Speaker A:

It was such a beautiful moment.

Speaker B:

Look what happened.

Speaker B:

Because she didn't look sexy or feminine enough immediately.

Speaker B:

Well, that's a lesbian.

Speaker B:

Of course she's going to say that woke stuff.

Speaker B:

She's not gay.

Speaker B:

She's married with two children.

Speaker B:

This is not a gay.

Speaker B:

She.

Speaker B:

She is.

Speaker B:

You know, look, I don't believe what she believes.

Speaker B:

I'm not going into that.

Speaker B:

Here you go.

Speaker B:

You have absolutely.

Speaker B:

This is somebody who stands up.

Speaker B:

Who stands up as a single voice and represents the vibration of so many voices.

Speaker B:

See, you can look into the face of an oppressor and tell them your hopes, your worries, and represent a whole segment of the country in that sense.

Speaker B:

So remember, it is a ninth year in numerology, ninth belongs to Mars.

Speaker B:

And I'm telling you, we're going to have a rough year when it comes to that.

Speaker B:

I mean, US is its own war zone basically at times, you know, with.

Speaker B:

With all the.

Speaker B:

They do believe that in the end.

Speaker B:

Ding.

Speaker B:

You see?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I was gonna say there's a ding moment.

Speaker B:

But in the end, you know, Mars and the Mars energy will break old molds.

Speaker B:

It's inevitable, you know, and I think this is the time to take a little example from the French.

Speaker B:

You know, the French, if they don't like something, they go onto the streets and they don't stop until they get what they want.

Speaker B:

It's very simple.

Speaker B:

You know, the Germans complain and stay home.

Speaker B:

The Italians do a lot of fuss but don't care about the outcome.

Speaker B:

You know, the Spanish, I don't know if they even go up unless it's siesta.

Speaker B:

They don't go nowhere.

Speaker B:

But you see, the French are quite interesting because when something is against the community, they go onto the streets and they're not afraid to be violent.

Speaker B:

Not that I say it's good, but it's an expression of it.

Speaker B:

We mean it to see we is very strong in the French people.

Speaker C:

Christos, you talked about the French Revolution yesterday, that they overthrew all these aristocrats, the 1%, and they took their houses and whatever.

Speaker C:

Didn't really give them trials and, you know, guillotine them, whatever.

Speaker C:

And then those people later on, of course, adopted the same habits, the same ideas as the wealthy.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker C:

So that's not a solution for our time because we have the same inequity.

Speaker B:

No, on the French Revolution, I mean, I had French Revolution five years in school, so I learned A thing or two.

Speaker B:

Literally all the revolutionaries ran to the palaces.

Speaker B:

Their eyes fell out when they saw the shoes, gold and God knows what.

Speaker B:

And they started wearing that stuff.

Speaker B:

They wanted that stuff, you know.

Speaker B:

So literally, they exchanged, you know, one authority for another authority, just with a better wig and better shoes, you know, that was the whole idea.

Speaker C:

And we don't want that now, you.

Speaker B:

Know, And I don't think this is going to happen again, you know, again.

Speaker B:

I do see a lot an uprising in people where we say, you know, enough is enough.

Speaker B:

And Argentina is the same thing.

Speaker B:

By the way, we go to Argentina for at least.

Speaker B:

I go for 20, over 20 years now.

Speaker B:

It's never been good.

Speaker B:

Now they have a president, right, who says, I decreased.

Speaker B:

There's no deficit.

Speaker B:

The first time in years.

Speaker B:

There's no deficit in Argentina.

Speaker B:

Yes, but the reality is that 50% of your country is under the poverty line, you know, and there you go, you see?

Speaker B:

There you go.

Speaker B:

It's like, yeah, good, you made it.

Speaker B:

But what's the outcome of it?

Speaker B:

Because we go to Argentina and inflation is through the roof every year we go, you know.

Speaker B:

So you see, spirituality, consciousness, awareness is merging with what we call qualities.

Speaker B:

More.

Speaker B:

In Greek, politics comes from the word politismo.

Speaker B:

Politismo is a word that represents the citizens, the collective, the community of a city that comes together and what is in the best interest of all.

Speaker B:

In that sense, you see, it's not what we're seeing now.

Speaker B:

Politics is not exactly what that word represents anymore.

Speaker B:

But we have to talk sometimes, and it will become quite a subject simply because so many religious people merge themselves into politics and vice versa.

Speaker B:

That's the idea.

Speaker C:

Let's talk about also this ecological catastrophe, this doom that hangs over everyone because it does affect all our decisions.

Speaker C:

And it is a kind of underlying depressive quality in the world.

Speaker C:

Because when you talk about the fires in Los Angeles, you know, we know that there are economic conditions.

Speaker C:

There are lots of different conditions in Los Angeles.

Speaker C:

There's very wealthy place, and yet people were setting fires.

Speaker C:

We know that eight different people set fires.

Speaker C:

And we also know that, you know, global warming is contributing to the fires.

Speaker C:

There's no rain even where we live now, while other people are getting snow in Louisiana.

Speaker C:

So we know everything is imbalanced when it comes to weather.

Speaker C:

And we know that this is a huge change.

Speaker C:

We, you know, we're watching how magnetic north moves in Siberia and how it's moving around the world.

Speaker C:

Things are shifting there as well.

Speaker C:

And when things get this out of balance, when the world is going Through a huge change also in weather.

Speaker B:

And.

Speaker C:

They'Re unable to control it.

Speaker C:

We don't know if they're really using a Tesla technology to control the weather.

Speaker C:

So.

Speaker C:

Well, it's becoming quite a fever pitch now because many people feel it.

Speaker C:

Even kids kind of give up now when it comes to helping the environment, what we can do.

Speaker C:

You sense their sadness around the fact that things don't change now.

Speaker C:

You have kids, right, who are so anti weather, so anti global warming, which is shocking, but that's also happening.

Speaker C:

It's a reaction, it's another reaction.

Speaker C:

And we're going in a pendulum, of course, back and forth from conservatism and weather denial to what can we all do collectively?

Speaker B:

What does it change?

Speaker B:

Yeah, what does it change in the end?

Speaker B:

You know, where is the change?

Speaker C:

That's why people want to go to another planet, you know, in a spaceships and have all these space programs now.

Speaker B:

Take me first.

Speaker B:

So they don't even look to the ocean yet.

Speaker C:

They still fully don't look to the oceans.

Speaker B:

Yeah, look also Aline, what we have is a lot of these plasma phenomena, right?

Speaker B:

Plasma orbs and drones.

Speaker B:

You know, look, it's, it's a sign of our energy that things are shifting, you know, gates are opening, doors are opening.

Speaker B:

No, I don't think they're all aliens, you know, I think we are visiting ourselves from the future, a possible future, you know, and try to come and say, guys, we screwed it up.

Speaker B:

Don't, don't go down that road, you know.

Speaker B:

So no, I'm watching a lot of these plasma videos, plasma orb videos, right, because people know with their phones everybody can photograph it, you know, it's not just one with a little shaky video.

Speaker B:

It's like 50,000 people say, yep, there it is.

Speaker B:

And it's, it's, it's about first contact, you know, for being prepared for contacts, extraterrestrial contact.

Speaker B:

Extraterrestrial or I also feel it might be us, you know, future in a more parallel existence or in one of those multi universe existence.

Speaker B:

Maybe they figured out how to travel through space time, space continuums.

Speaker B:

And you know, that would explain all these or vibes, you know, because I mean there's so many now basically.

Speaker B:

And it's almost like something and somebody, someone wants us to know that they're here.

Speaker B:

It's not hiding anymore.

Speaker B:

It's like in broad daylight sometimes.

Speaker B:

e will have active contact by:

Speaker B:

So this would be a little too early for me, but it might be just a preparation, you know, let people freak out, because they always freak out until they get used to it.

Speaker B:

And once they get used to it, we might can tap in without them, you know, nuke.

Speaker B:

Nuke us, you know, or shooting us down.

Speaker B:

That's the first reaction, of course.

Speaker B:

So it might be an interesting time of consciousness expansion.

Speaker B:

It would definitely fit into the.

Speaker B:

Into the plutonic shift of Aquarius, you.

Speaker C:

Know, and then, you know, take innovations, too.

Speaker C:

You often talk about the DNA, you know, because we know we can shut down DNA, we can innervate DNA, and that there were certain codes, certain things in our DNA that were suppressed in our evolution.

Speaker C:

And now we are learning not just through supplements, but through consciousness, through whatever this idea of higher frequencies and, you know, raising the frequency of a planet, which is happening anyway, but we're aligning with it and how it changes our DNA and takes off certain signifiers on our DNA.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker C:

Do you want to say anything about that?

Speaker C:

Because that's quite an important moment now.

Speaker B:

What it happens, I think that our DNA is being unlocked, yes, in the collective.

Speaker B:

And that's why we are now capable of seeing things.

Speaker B:

You know, we had for such a long time the phenomenon of the abductees.

Speaker B:

You know, I was abducted by the ufo and always sexual stuff.

Speaker B:

You know, it's never a conversation.

Speaker B:

It's always.

Speaker B:

They put something down there, down here, and they touched me.

Speaker B:

It's always about that.

Speaker B:

And suddenly we have a collective opening now where, you know, every Dick, Bob and Joe says, yeah, I've seen them too.

Speaker B:

And they didn't abduct me, didn't do sexual stuff with me.

Speaker B:

I've seen them, I photographed them.

Speaker B:

So this is, for me, an unlocking of our DNA to allow.

Speaker B:

To perceive certain vibrations or to, you know, it's.

Speaker B:

It's very similar to the story of the Indians when they saw the ships of the armadas, right, of the conquistadors coming, and they couldn't see the ships, they couldn't.

Speaker B:

Their brain had no concept of what they were looking at, so they just didn't see it or it looked like blurry air until they came closer and closer and could make out the shapes.

Speaker B:

Their brain said, we have no idea what that is, you know, and so we're going through this similar experience now.

Speaker B:

I don't know what that is unless it comes closer and closer.

Speaker B:

It becomes denser and denser and, you know, and then, of course, it's.

Speaker B:

It's open contact in the end.

Speaker B:

But Open contact will happen.

Speaker B:

Obviously not with selective governments.

Speaker B:

It will happen with people because people photograph that stuff.

Speaker B:

Not governments, not, you know, not selective people.

Speaker B:

Now people with their cell phones keep all this.

Speaker B:

So we are the first contact as.

Speaker A:

A collective and many people who will be tuning in know you.

Speaker A:

For those who don't know you, you have the most.

Speaker A:

And I'll, I've mentioned this at the, the introduction.

Speaker A:

Anyway, one of the things you've gone massively in depth and which is incredible in your vimeos on series eight now is about extraterrestrials and all of the races.

Speaker A:

So I highly recommend for anybody who would like to know more.

Speaker A:

Absolutely delve into that.

Speaker A:

And all of the vimeos that you've created are absolutely wonderful as well because I know the majority of people who will be listening and watching know you.

Speaker A:

Those who don't.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker A:

Please find the vimeos.

Speaker A:

They're absolutely incredible with, with all of your, your mastery and your knowledge and your wisdom are amazing.

Speaker A:

Thank you.

Speaker B:

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Speaker B:

Absolutely.

Speaker A:

No, thank you.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

So it's a part of our service, right?

Speaker B:

Yeah, that's what we do.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that's what we do.

Speaker B:

Contributing service and leaving it in the hands of the individual.

Speaker C:

Making ourselves better.

Speaker B:

Making the world better by not telling the world how to make it better.

Speaker C:

Yes.

Speaker A:

And Patricia Tabares, who you know very well as well, we also had a really beautiful conversation and the main theme, and I've carried on a couple of those themes was as a collective, also individually, and you've mentioned that as well.

Speaker A:

You know, it's thinking for ourselves, is feeling for ourselves.

Speaker A:

Having our accepting everybody else whilst having our own beliefs and opinions and accepting everybody else has that.

Speaker A:

And exactly.

Speaker A:

As you've, you've mentioned before, as a collective is going.

Speaker A:

Right, okay, absolutely.

Speaker B:

Maybe you know, the way to it.

Speaker B:

It's a rough way, but it's a way.

Speaker B:

You know, who says that it has to be all oiled and straightforward?

Speaker B:

You know, this is the way things go.

Speaker B:

And I think there will be, you know, a lot of mind opening and eye opening experiences.

Speaker B:

I see it as a very interesting time.

Speaker B:

It takes a little time for transition, but I see always immense breakthroughs in medicine.

Speaker B:

For example.

Speaker B:

Yeah, immense breakthroughs.

Speaker B:

Because the snake is also a medical symbol, by the way.

Speaker B:

Yes, produce.

Speaker B:

Yes, absolutely right.

Speaker B:

And the snake is such a big symbol for health, well being and medicine or also the, the, the secret in medicine or the mystery, you know, the formulations, new ideas of bringing things together.

Speaker B:

And I see breakthroughs in technology, of course, you know, I mean, it's already happening.

Speaker B:

I think that AI is something about open source, because it became open source.

Speaker B:

You see, everybody can tap in.

Speaker B:

Doesn't really serve me unless it is for the graphic idea mostly.

Speaker B:

And grammar, it helps with grammar a lot.

Speaker B:

But, you know, it's my grammar program.

Speaker B:

But I think we will have within the next couple of years a really transformed society.

Speaker B:

New ideals, new concepts where the collective is important.

Speaker B:

We will speak as one voice because we are being addressed as one voice.

Speaker B:

You know, it's not just the government over here, the men in black over there now, it's every Dick, Bob, Joe and Maria with a cell phone.

Speaker B:

You know, it's everybody, basically.

Speaker B:

And that's where I think we are being invited, you know, on a larger scale, to participate as witnesses to our own evolution.

Speaker C:

I think another thing that's coming into play is what is money?

Speaker C:

It's truly, you know, it's ruling a lot of people's lives.

Speaker C:

And they use it as a shield money, you know, to bolster a weak self image or to kind of initiate low self esteem.

Speaker C:

And I think it's so pervasive now, like sex and money, whatever, you know, we long for money like we long for love now.

Speaker A:

Wow.

Speaker C:

And like we long for a kind of redemption or salvation.

Speaker C:

Whatever people want, they want to save each other.

Speaker C:

And I think that we sacrifice so much now for money becomes the great excuse.

Speaker C:

We fight for money, even, like we cherish it the most.

Speaker C:

Because I don't want to end up on the street or I don't want to end up like here.

Speaker C:

We worship money certainly like a false God, but money, like the Roman idea, the goddess Moneta, where the word money comes from.

Speaker C:

I think it was a part of Juno, you know, in ancient Rome.

Speaker C:

I think it was something quite expensive.

Speaker C:

I think it was quite transformative.

Speaker C:

Money in the beginning, the currency, it's a potent symbol of transformation, money, because what you can do with it, what you can transform with it, you know, you can turn gold into matter, into food and clothing and shelter and everything you need, status and mobility, everything outward that you need.

Speaker C:

And I think that money not only has a shadow, but somewhere in it, it has a soul.

Speaker C:

And I think we have to find that again.

Speaker C:

And I think that's going to take quite a lot of inner work to get there.

Speaker C:

Now, do you want to say anything about that, Christos?

Speaker B:

You know, there's a spirit in money and, you know, it wants to be treated nicely.

Speaker A:

It does, you know, use for service, maybe.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

See money as an energy is completely judgment free.

Speaker B:

It will only come to people who don't say nor no to more.

Speaker B:

And so when we see and complain about the Zuckerbergs and the Bezos and the Musks, what they do is they don't say no to more.

Speaker B:

We call them greedy, we call them asocial, we call them grifters, of course, and maybe they are, but what they really do is they say, every chance to get more, I don't say no to it.

Speaker B:

And we've been trained so much to say no.

Speaker B:

No, it's enough for me.

Speaker B:

I don't want to be a millionaire.

Speaker B:

I mean, just enough to live.

Speaker B:

Well, you can technically live on 20 bucks basically in a tent.

Speaker B:

And there you go.

Speaker B:

So you see, you know, money is going to become.

Speaker B:

It has become quite a.

Speaker B:

A reflection of what's happening in our collective, you know, And I think that the division between.

Speaker B:

I can only speak for the US at the moment, the division between those who have it and those who don't will be quite extreme.

Speaker C:

Yes.

Speaker B:

It's usually in Argentina.

Speaker B:

It's usually in Brazil, where I see it.

Speaker B:

You know, Brazil, I mean, there is the favela and with, you know, poverty, and then here is one big mansion right across the street for many of our sessions.

Speaker C:

So many people come because they want inheritance.

Speaker C:

They're fighting with their brothers and sisters for money.

Speaker C:

They're battling parents and children and lovers and divorces.

Speaker B:

I mean, it's relentless, you know, And I'm like, there's a deeper point here, you know, because.

Speaker B:

Because if the peace of my family, the peace with my loved ones is so important, I would not make a piece of land or an apartment or a car or a.

Speaker B:

A necklace.

Speaker B:

What was it, a ring once, you know, make such a fuss over decades over a piece of jewelry, you know, that.

Speaker B:

You know what I mean?

Speaker B:

That's the idea.

Speaker C:

And I think it connects us to our life purpose.

Speaker C:

Because you need money for your life purpose.

Speaker C:

It's part of our creation of our fate.

Speaker C:

And we depend on these myths to live by, you know, like money.

Speaker C:

We spend our lives ignoring it, but we spend our lives pursuing it.

Speaker A:

Mm.

Speaker C:

It's quite the moment to understand money.

Speaker C:

Of course, that's going to go through a huge change.

Speaker B:

Absolutely.

Speaker C:

From our Midas like selves.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Money will get more and more digitalized.

Speaker B:

Yes, absolutely.

Speaker B:

It's inevitable.

Speaker B:

You know, it's an.

Speaker B:

It's.

Speaker B:

It's a challenging time.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker B:

You know, really challenging.

Speaker B:

But also I'm excited about it.

Speaker B:

I just don't expect these kind of changes to be smooth.

Speaker C:

No.

Speaker B:

And Pluto, you could oil the guy up.

Speaker B:

It will not be smooth.

Speaker B:

You know what I mean?

Speaker B:

It's just not a smooth guy in transition.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

And we are also in our, I mean Patricia could tell more about it, about our trans Plutonian, trans Neptunian, Transuranian stages.

Speaker B:

You know, it's going beyond, you know, going beyond.

Speaker B:

And I think that's where we're collectively being pushed into a beyond what's not only beyond my door, but beyond the other side of the street, for example.

Speaker B:

That can be collectively.

Speaker B:

And I'm, I'm hopeful about it, a quite, quite a positive impact.

Speaker B:

You know, my guide always says when I despair about things, he says don't worry, you guys will all win in the end.

Speaker B:

You know, I said, really?

Speaker B:

We will win.

Speaker B:

Spiritual people will win?

Speaker B:

He says, yes, because you will win when no one else thinks about losing.

Speaker A:

Oh.

Speaker B:

So it's not winning over people, it's winning by not being the winning part to the losing part.

Speaker B:

So when no one feels like a loser, you're in the winning, in the winning element, you see.

Speaker B:

And that's what this wonderful bishop did.

Speaker B:

You know, this lady in the inauguration, she said, you know, she says basically one day you're going to be on the other side of the table and I hope that somebody will be nicer to you than you've been to them.

Speaker B:

No, there's always the other side of the table in the end.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker A:

So one of your just going back to the, the money aspect of things.

Speaker A:

One of your gordish vimeo's is, is conjuring prosperity.

Speaker A:

So again, please tune into that one.

Speaker A:

Is there, is there anything that you would say to anybody who is in a state of, I don't want to say poverty, in a state of changing things in the way they're living to live a more spiritual life.

Speaker A:

Who, who, who were in situations where they were in high paying roles, for example, and then now they're starting again and they're coming up with, because of their old attitude towards money is kind of seeping through.

Speaker A:

Is there anything that you would say to anybody who is almost at the point of giving up on their spirituality and following that path to go back into I suppose the ego really to go back into that fear aspect of, of money rather than seeing the spirit.

Speaker A:

Is there, there anything that they could action or obviously shadow work, inner work, anything specific that comes up immediately?

Speaker B:

You're talking about belief.

Speaker B:

Yeah, exactly what they believe.

Speaker A:

Yeah, absolutely.

Speaker B:

Down to you're living what you're Believing.

Speaker B:

And when you say, I don't believe poverty, in poverty, well, but you're living something or living in crisis, it means that something, you know, that is.

Speaker B:

I mean, that can be a variety of things.

Speaker B:

But it's always important to examine what you believe.

Speaker B:

Your belief is what you're living.

Speaker B:

You know, when the belief has conflicts, I don't want to be judged.

Speaker B:

I don't want to be seen as greedy.

Speaker B:

You know, I want it, but I want to be also the nice guy.

Speaker B:

Know, money makes people evil, but I don't want to be evil, but I want some money.

Speaker B:

These are all belief patterns.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, we have a variety of these.

Speaker B:

You have to change the belief by choosing a different belief.

Speaker B:

You can't change things that are embedded in your system and a part of your truth.

Speaker B:

You have to make a choice and say, let's see what happens if I deliberately choose a different thought, a different feeling, a different idea, you know, because money is a value system.

Speaker B:

Look at relationships.

Speaker B:

I know ladies who say, you know, you know, a man has to make at least 500,000 a year before I'm interested.

Speaker B:

And I'm like, have you looked in the mirror?

Speaker B:

You know, if you look in the mirror, what do you bring to the table?

Speaker B:

You know, if you want a man that makes 500 million or a guy who says, you know, make 80, 80,000 bucks a year, but I want a supermodel, you know, it's not going to happen.

Speaker B:

It's not going to happen because there is no.

Speaker B:

That's why Hollywood stars marry each other.

Speaker B:

The, the royals marry each other.

Speaker B:

You know, Paris Hilton didn't marry some.

Speaker B:

Some poor sep.

Speaker B:

She fell in love with at McDonald's.

Speaker B:

She met a.

Speaker B:

Not the rod, but, you know, one of those, you know, they make sure that they speak the same language and they share the same belief.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So would you say choose somebody.

Speaker B:

She chose very deliberately, a guy who can provide, like her father.

Speaker B:

See, so when our impact.

Speaker B:

Because you said, what can they do?

Speaker B:

Look, who is the main provider in your family?

Speaker B:

Was it the mother or the father?

Speaker B:

For me, it was my mother.

Speaker B:

Okay, okay.

Speaker B:

My father wasn't the main provider.

Speaker B:

I mean, he was working.

Speaker B:

But it was mostly my mother who was the driving force in it.

Speaker B:

So she informed me a lot, you know, about how to see money, for example.

Speaker B:

And so when, you know, like in Ivana, Ivanka's Trump, in her example, you know, she has this father who basically, you know, he pays the bills, but no one knows where the money comes from.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

And no one asked for decades.

Speaker B:

What did she choose?

Speaker B:

She chose a banker.

Speaker B:

She chose.

Speaker B:

Who functions on that same level.

Speaker B:

She married her father.

Speaker B:

Not physically, thank God, but informative, so to speak.

Speaker B:

So I would say to people, what is the information around your lifestyle at the moment?

Speaker B:

What is your belief pattern and how much does it match the first information of how you can achieve something?

Speaker B:

Because when I see my father being very passive and not very active and, you know, blaming the world for his passivity, you know, that informed me a lot.

Speaker B:

And I get very, very, you know, very aggressive but very sensitive when somebody says, well, you know, Chris doesn't want to work.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Or, you know, he's just difficult at the moment.

Speaker B:

Or when I say I don't want to do a certain session because I don't feel, you know, a relation to the person, you know, then that comes, oh, you know, you know, you have to.

Speaker B:

Or is it.

Speaker B:

See, that's part of my information, Right, Yeah.

Speaker B:

You can't stop these informations.

Speaker B:

It's built into your system.

Speaker B:

But you can choose, you can choose accordingly to where you want to go.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Money is power.

Speaker B:

In the end, you know, it's a form of power.

Speaker B:

But if you're not using something constructive with the power, then even the money doesn't help.

Speaker B:

And the subconscious knows that, you know, you're a mess with money, you're a mess without money.

Speaker B:

So clean up the mess first before you make a choice of what you want in the end.

Speaker A:

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

Speaker B:

That's good.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Thank you.

Speaker A:

So in terms of the year of the snake and with the.

Speaker A:

The number nine, are there any.

Speaker A:

Are there any final words of wisdom?

Speaker A:

Because there've been so many that, that you would like to impart.

Speaker A:

I know, because I know you're on a schedule.

Speaker B:

Fossil.

Speaker C:

I think you meet the snake finally.

Speaker C:

A lot of people have negative associations with snakes.

Speaker C:

You know, when I first started working in Greece, the first thing, just before we're beginning, a snake entered the house, a huge snake.

Speaker C:

And it was going around, you know, the house, and I thought, what a wonderful sign.

Speaker C:

Wisdom enters our house.

Speaker C:

The first thing they did in Greece was kill the snake, chop it into different pieces and get rid of it, because we don't want any snakes in our house.

Speaker C:

No snakes in the grass, no snakes anywhere.

Speaker C:

And yes, it can be quite dangerous.

Speaker C:

A snake, it can bite, whatever, but at the same time, it was quite harmless.

Speaker C:

It just was entering our space.

Speaker C:

And I think that's what this year is.

Speaker C:

It's entering our houses.

Speaker C:

Do we kill it?

Speaker C:

But it'll keep coming back it will enter our dreams.

Speaker C:

Absolutely.

Speaker C:

We're going to find these Nagas, find the past.

Speaker C:

You know, people talk about in extraterrestrials, the baddie is always the reptilian, it's always the snake person.

Speaker C:

But there are wise snakes and I think we have to discern, you know, what is the good snake, what are the negative traits of a snake.

Speaker C:

And now that they're entering our lives, how do we find our wisdom again?

Speaker C:

How do we not become so numb, so dead that when we hit somebody in a car, all we're thinking about is our insurance instead of the compassion for that person.

Speaker C:

And why did this happen?

Speaker C:

Is something absolutely a maneuvering of the shadow to make you awake, to make you aware.

Speaker C:

So I think that is what's going to happen this year.

Speaker C:

I think this is an extraordinary year to meet the snake.

Speaker C:

You know, even if you're married to a snake or whatever, you're going to see the snakes all around you.

Speaker C:

They're going to reveal themselves and you're going to see their colors.

Speaker C:

Some are poisonous.

Speaker B:

The snake is also a protector.

Speaker C:

Yes, very much.

Speaker B:

You know, if you look at the pharaohs, what do they have on their headgear?

Speaker B:

The snake, what is protecting Buddha in his meditation?

Speaker B:

A snake, a cobra that comes and protects him.

Speaker B:

So we find very often here the embodiment of a, of a, the protector of knowledge, we would say Asclepius rod, you know, the serpent entwined around the staff represents healing and medicine, for example.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

Ouroboros, you mentioned it already.

Speaker B:

So it is very much here about again, renewal.

Speaker B:

It's about transformation, if that is your, your goal.

Speaker B:

But it also represents, you know, in its extreme from life, death and rebirth in the end, you know, so again, these are fundamental elements and it's always connected to the esoteric wisdom to, to, to, to the hidden knowledge, we would say.

Speaker B:

And they are the guardians of the sacred or the forbidden in that sense.

Speaker B:

So I think by, and as Foster says, it is representing always the good and the bad, the light and the dark, creation and destruction.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

Because in, in Egypt it's, it's budget the protector of the pharaoh and Apophis, the chaos opposing the sun God Ra, for example.

Speaker B:

No, it, so it, it depends on, you know, in, in this, of course, in the, in the Garden of Eden it's the, it's temptation, right, and the fall.

Speaker B:

But in the Gnostic interpretation, the snake is the great liberator, offering forbidden knowledge to wake up does this year, and that is this year.

Speaker B:

So I believe very much that if we go back and we take the un.

Speaker B:

Let me say, the unmanipulated origin of a story.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

Suddenly we look at things from a very different perspective, and it opens up different aspects in ourselves.

Speaker B:

So that is the ultimate goal, is to open up into perspective.

Speaker B:

Not to tell you which perspective is right or wrong.

Speaker C:

Right.

Speaker B:

I think in spirituality, in my field of work, this is the end of this.

Speaker B:

Tell me what to do.

Speaker B:

You know, tell me what to do.

Speaker B:

Or is this right or wrong?

Speaker B:

And rather, it is really important to say, find more solace and more grounding and anchor in the choices you made with.

Speaker B:

Instead of asking an outer source if it's right or wrong.

Speaker B:

You see, because I never answer.

Speaker B:

I couldn't care less.

Speaker B:

It's always what comes through and whatever comes through.

Speaker B:

Aline, you know, this is never judgmental.

Speaker B:

Spirit world does not say, oh, God, Aline, you're a mess again.

Speaker B:

Oh, God, Aline, why did you do that?

Speaker B:

There's just none of that.

Speaker B:

It's more.

Speaker B:

Are you not okay with what you chose?

Speaker B:

Because you chose it to see.

Speaker B:

So it's a lot about accepting who you finally are and evolve from there and stop, you know, changing to please everybody around you because they don't feel comfortable with who you are.

Speaker C:

And I'm talking about money because I'm a rat in a snake year, and it's quite a good fortune year.

Speaker C:

It's quite a money year.

Speaker C:

So I'm.

Speaker C:

I made an alter to, you know, with money and all that stuff for the snake year because it's quite a.

Speaker C:

A golden year for some, you know.

Speaker B:

But he chooses to see it that way.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, it's.

Speaker B:

You know, it's a choice.

Speaker B:

That's why I think it's so important to emphasize to people who are just beginning, as you say, or just opening up, you know, I mean, bless their hearts, because they can start their journey literally with the truth of it's your choice which is sacred and not the path.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

You know, life has no purpose.

Speaker B:

No, we purpose.

Speaker B:

Life comes as a complete blank slate.

Speaker B:

We give life purpose.

Speaker C:

We do.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Thank you so, so much for being here.

Speaker A:

Thank you, wisdom, your.

Speaker A:

Well, your presence in general.

Speaker A:

Thank you for all that.

Speaker A:

You are.

Speaker A:

I always say thank you.

Speaker A:

Thank you.

Speaker A:

Thank you always.

Speaker A:

So I'm gonna say thank you again.

Speaker A:

You are amazing, and thank you.

Speaker A:

And I am, as always, I will share all of the.

Speaker A:

Your information so people who don't know you can find you, because I know you're going on tour, I think around about the 22nd of February.

Speaker A:

So you're doing, you're, you're holding private sessions as well.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker C:

Y.

Speaker B:

Say this every year if somebody wants to hurry up because we are going to a sold out tour.

Speaker B:

Already.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

I was just about to say, I was just going to ask.

Speaker A:

Are there any places left anywhere?

Speaker B:

Sometimes we have to make space.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

You know, but we are very blessed because usually by the time we leave we know that we are going into a very demanding cycle of work, you know, but we're ready for it.

Speaker A:

Well, I was lucky enough to to join you in Germany last year and it was.

Speaker A:

So if you have the opportunity, please, please, please go at you.

Speaker A:

I'll send share all the links so you can see where Christos and Foster are and yeah, thank you so much for everything.

Speaker A:

You're just wonderful and I love you very, very much.

Speaker B:

Love you.

Speaker B:

Thanks so much.

Speaker A:

Thank you so much.

Speaker A:

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Speaker A:

Thank you so much for watching tuning in.

Speaker A:

I will share absolutely everything with you.

Speaker A:

Do get in touch with Christos and Foster.

Speaker A:

You often hear me say thank you to my mentors, Christos T.

Speaker A:

Perry, Foster Perry.

Speaker A:

Now you know who they are.

Speaker A:

So much love.

Speaker A:

Ho ho.

Speaker C:

Foreign.

Speaker A:

Thank you so much for joining me for this episode of accepting.

Speaker A:

Please do stay tuned for future episodes and also subscribe wherever you get your podcast.

Speaker A:

If there's anything at all that you'd like me to cover in future episodes episodes, please get in touch and let me know.

Speaker A:

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Speaker A:

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Speaker A:

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Podcast 4 Empaths: Accepting: The Path of An Empath.
Guidance, practical and energetic processes for Empaths and Sensitive Souls to remember who they are.
Welcome to Accepting: The Path of an Empath: – the podcast for empaths and sensitive souls looking to embrace every part of who they are. I’m your host, Aline. I’m a guide, a mentor, a channel and also an empath navigating this ever changing world.
I’m here to help you navigate a journey toward deeper self-discovery and acceptance.

I have been there, done that and bought the t-shirt when it comes to navigating sensitivity. From a fall 9 years ago to where I am now; I have experienced peaks and troughs along the way to self remembrance and discovery.
The guidance I provide would have helped me so much the first time I looked in the mirror and didn’t recognize myself after the universe plonked me on my backside. I wasn’t taking the very obvious hints to leave certain situations and take back control of my life. This blessing in disguise forced me to have a good hard look at the why there was so much self sabotage and how I had been getting in my own way of happiness and truth and to start creating a life that aligned to who I truly am.
My intention is to provide support and guidance. I hope it will help and guide you through any changes you are experiencing. We are not changing who we are. We are changing the story about who we (and the influence of others) have told us who we are.
In each episode, we’ll dive into downloaded messages; and practical and energetic techniques designed to help you reconnect with your truth and live in flow.
Whether you're just starting your self-acceptance journey or seeking new insights, this is your space to explore and thrive.
Let’s discover the beauty of accepting yourself fully, with love and grace and remembering and embracing who you truly are gorgeous.
Thanks so much for being here. Here’s to your self acceptance. 💚

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