Show Summary:

• In this episode 29, Mel and Beth dive into a deep discussion sparked by pulling a card from the Divine Masters Oracle deck, specifically Sopdet - Cosmic Power.
• They explore themes of cosmic connection, the composition of the human body, and its elemental origins.
• The conversation takes intriguing turns as they consider our fascination with sci-fi, dinosaurs, and the universe.
• They ponder the impact of our environment and experiences in shaping our potential, emphasizing the importance of creativity, playfulness, and continuous learning.
• The dialogue concludes with reflections on holding opposing beliefs and the power of conscious thought in unlocking our unlimited potential.

00:00 Morning Greetings and Card Pulling

00:25 Exploring Cosmic Power and Human Connection

04:23 The Fascination with Sci-Fi and Time Travel

12:35 The Role of an Editor in Shaping Our Potential

16:37 The Importance of Community and Continuous Learning

25:31 Embracing Opposing Beliefs and Self-Mastery

27:40 Final Thoughts and Inspiration

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Gratitude and Vision Building Journey

Good morning, Mel. Good morning, Bear. How are you

doing? I'm doing good. I have got a deck of cards in my

hands today. I see. Which I just picked up

completely unconsciously, just shuffling

away. So maybe there's something that's telling us

that it's one of those card pulling days, maybe. Let's do that.

Let's do that, then. So the deck that I have is the divine

Masters oracle by Kyle Gray, artwork

by Jennifer Hawkyard. And it is a really

gorgeous deck that brings in the

energetics of the design masters, some of the

angelics, these highlight beings. Yeah, it's a really

nice channeling deck, actually, if you're into that

kind of thing. So let's ask a question

about the theme, the most useful theme

for today that will help inspire

listeners. Oh, we have cosmic power,

which is an image of a night sky

with this light being who is made of the stars, by the

looks of things. And she, this white hair,

which looks a bit like her. I don't know if it's, like, light

language. It's like a waterfall, like a silvery. Water coming off the

head, down the shoulders. And that looks like it's fed

by a. Oh, it's actually a flower at the top of her

head, which is a star. So it's a star flower in this

brilliant white that sits on the top of her head. Her eyes are

also white, and it really gives

the image that we are part of the cosmos. Like the

cosmos aren't separate, and that we are,

that we can see through the eyes of the light, that we've always got

this protective field or this cosmic

field around us, what it says is cosmic power.

Unlimited potential. Sacred

mission initiation. Oh.

Going deep for her. Yeah. I like the imagery of the

card. It's very powerful. It's that reminder that we're all filled with

light and we're all made of star stuff.

I'll tell you what's coming to me. So

if you think about our human body and not even talking about the

chances of us actually being here, like, what it took for us, our

parents, all the things, but if you just think about the human body and

what we're composed of, and we've got, like, iron and copper

and magnesium, and we've got all these

minerals, metals, really, in our body.

And have you ever wondered, like, wherever I. Those

metals were before they

were our body? I haven't. What an interesting thing to think about.

So, yes, of course we do. We get it from our food and from our

nutrients and all of this stuff. But, like, maybe the iron

used to be a star, right?

Yeah. Maybe the copper

used to be in Mars or

another planet. Maybe the

magnesium was deep in some salt

cave in the bottom of what we know to be

Atlantis. This zero. Maybe.

And if should this be true,

I wonder? Maybe it is. Because energy can't be created or destroyed.

It can only be transformed. So we know that basic science,

and we are a product

of not just our physicality, but our

energetics. So we know that. And we also

know that energy gets stored in

things. Yeah. So, like in crystals and even our phones. Like, they're

just that. It's memory that's stored in

matter. So should this be true? Could it be that

within me and within you, within us, we

have memories of

being a star or memories of

being in the bottom of the ocean? Maybe.

Maybe. But I've always wondered. This is, like, just to get on a little bit

of a tangent slightly, but I've always wondered, what is this

fascination that we all have with not everybody, but there

seems to be, like, quite a big. For a lot of

people around Sci-Fi and space and

doctor who and Star wars, all these things. There's, like, cult

followings that doesn't come from nowhere. What makes

us, as human beings, feel so fascinated about these

popular culture type things? I know that's a big digression,

but it always makes me wonder, what is that? And also, why are we

fascinated with dinosaurs? Why are we fascinated with stars? Why are we fascinated with the

universe? Why are we fascinated with. That doesn't come from

nowhere. That comes from a collective connection, I

think. Right. Maybe it's not such a

divert. Maybe it is because we do hold this

as memories in us, and it's reactivating those memories of

who we have been or what we have been

and what we may be becoming. Yeah.

Dinosaurs. Yeah. We weren't around then, but

they. You could argue that they were

previous evolution of the human,

because what they ate and, you

know, their bodies decomposing in the earth and

creating whatever the fossils and their minerals and their

stuff all goes in the earth, which then creates our grass and our flowers and

our plants and our trees, and then we're eating the fruit from

those trees. Like, still. Now, there are some

real ancient trees around there, which, by the way, probably hold

the memories if you connect in. With. With that tree, because

we're not. I feel like I'm on drugs. I'm not.

Are you? Charmaine, I know we're not separate from that tree

because there's part of what we are made up, which is similar. We

have a lot of the same minerals and

makeup as the tree. Not even talking about the energetics, like not

even the energy, which as we know, like

ninety nine point nine nine nine nine nine percent of. I think

that's the right amount of nines percent of matter

is invisible and it's energy. So I'm just talking about the matter.

The actual

0.001%. Yeah.

We have so many similarities with the trees,

with the plants, with the stars, with the beings, with

each other. And again, should that be true, then there is

a resonance between us, which means that we can connect

in and I think depending maybe on your own makeup and on

your own preferences and on your own journeys will depend on

which one you are more inclined. Some

people will be more inclined to go and look to the stars,

whereas some of us will be more inclined to go and look to the trees

or the roses or the animals or other humans

or some of us will. Just enjoy

learning stories or watching Sci-Fi

or finding interests in other ways. Which doesn't mean that you have to do that

introspection, but you are just enjoying

the subject matter, the themes of space and time and all of

that. I've always been really fascinated. I didn't realize this. It was like a

reflection a couple of years ago that I've always loved

tv shows that have got an element of time travel in them.

And I didn't realize until I'd not made that connection until I'm like, that's why

I like back to the future. That's why I loved Quantum leap. Oh, I love

quantum leap. I used to love watching that when I was younger and I never

realized. It wasn't until I started connecting the dots. I was like, what has

been going on? It's just been right there in front of my face all of

this time. What is that about the past and the present and the future that

is so just ingrained in what I'm interested. In,

if you haven't read it, the midnight library. I've heard good

things about that. Yeah, it's on that. I'm not a big book reader, but I've

heard really good things about that. So I'm doing for audible. Yeah.

So really it's quite short, easy. It's a nice

book, give some concepts, but it's true. Like we, I was never

really a Sci-Fi as in the Stars and

Star wars and Star Trek. That wasn't really my thing. But yes, I so

loved back to the future and quantum. I loved

Quantum leap. I like, it was like on Tuesday

evening, Tuesday afternoon,

there's the best thing. And now a lot of what I do

is time exploration. And then I never

thought that I was into things like period dramas, and I never really

watched them. And then I watched Bridgerton on a whim. And I'm like, oh,

I love this. And I know that's not time travel. And obviously,

if anyone that knows me knows I'm reading the outline Outlander series at the moment.

Oh, Outlanders. That's another one. That was another big thing that was, because it's

fascinating. And I think that it gives a. I think

it opens the mind, because actually,

we are so focused on what

is on the matter. We are so focused on. This is what's in

front of me. This is what's going on. This is where I'm needed. This

is the demands on my attention. This is the thing I need to respond to

and react to that we then don't, as this

card is implying, we don't reach our

potential. We don't align to our sacred mission

because we're too busy reacting, responding,

looking at the things that actually don't mind

the pun, don't matter. And I think that these programs,

these shows help us zoom out a bit and come into this,

whether it's just for fun or for philosophical

contemplation, which is always where my mind goes. But it does give

you that opportunity to zoom out and be like, oh, if

that's the case, if I do have these gifts, if there are all these different

personalities, if we can see humanity evolving and

moving from here to there, then what's the point?

And I think when you start asking questions, what's the

point? Which can either come from, oh, my

God, what is the point? It's still a powerful question. Yeah, I think that's

why a lot of people hit rock bottom and then find their awakening

and their connection, because they're asking that question.

Or, like, through a more just, like, open

curiosity of what's the point? We ask

it, and then it sends our brain into these

little rabbit holes, and I think it also communicates to the universe,

then goes, okay, maybe this is the point. Maybe this is

you. And maybe we've been speaking about the origins of us and

where these bits and pieces of us have come from, because maybe it is

about going back. So why we're talking about time travel. Maybe there is

something in there that as we go right the way back to the very

origins of us, that we start to realize everything that's made us,

that we can then really link into this golden thread of who we are,

and then we can understand more about what we're becoming rather

than just get to 2024 and there

be this stop, because we are so busy

just doing life rather than being

life. Such a great

card to start with, to get our brain

cells aware in. I have pulled

two cards, and I think we're segwaying.

Segway, because these cards. So these cards are from

Archangel Gabriel, Oracle cards, quite an old deck that I've

had. Doreen virtue about them one time, but they're very practical, everyday kind of

thing. They're not really the Cosmos. And I knew what Card was going to come

out before I pulled it because I thought, I know what card's going to come

out because it's going to have absolutely nothing to do. This is what I was

just literally thinking in my head as you were reading, started to read your card.

It's going to have absolutely nothing to do with what we're just talking about, and

I'm going to have to make it fit. And lo and

beholden, here it lands.

We've got the editor card. Okay, editor.

Your writing or other creative project benefits

from outside help and support.

So we've got two young boys sat

at a typewriter. They're like, from maybe the 1930s,

1940s, right, in their maybe school newsletter or

something like that. And they look like they're trying to figure it out. He's got

his tongue sticking out. He's looking like, I'm trying to figure out how to use

this typewriter, and he's writing, and he's got a friend who's, like, looking over his

shoulder going, what on earth are you trying to do? So how

does this fit with. Just fine. It fits perfectly.

First of all, when you said you picked the archangel Gabriel

deck, like, if you think about Archangel Gabriel's story as that

he, she, they descended from the stars. True. Yeah. And

that picked, if you could see. The picture that is Gabriel. Yeah.

Coming out of land. Right. That's how. And that, you know,

there was the fire in the sky and that, that's, that's this.

We didn't have lights back then. That's what we knew. So that was

like, okay, maybe that's that message. But the editor, this is the

point. Like, we only. We have this massive story.

We have this massive potential. Yeah. And we are the

editor. Unfortunately, what I see over and over again is

that we limit ourselves. It's almost like quite often

we are writing for the wrong genre. You're like,

no, you can't have the time travel in your love story

because it doesn't make sense. And then out comes

outlander. And you're like, literally, it does make sense. And so where

are we limited? Where are we editing ourselves? Where are we not

coming into that full potential, as it says in this cut,

this unlimited potential. And it is unlimited if

you think about the sky and people say, oh, sky's the limit. The sky's the

limit. Maybe the sky's not the limit. Maybe there's the stars and the

galaxies. Maybe there isn't the limit. Where does that come from? Sky

the limit. Literally, if we think about it, the sky is not the limit, is

it? Where has that come from? And I feel like I need to research that,

because it's not. The sky isn't the limit. It's another

restriction. It's just a ceiling to. I'm looking

up today. We have a beautiful blue sky. Not one cloud

or line in the sky. And

it's. It does look infinite. It looks like it can go on

forever. So maybe the universe

and things. But then if

that's. If we are what that is, as this

card depicts, made of stars, made of the sky, then

we have this unlimited nature.

But we are edited either mainly, I think,

bye. Outside sources, you know, what we've known,

especially before we were seven, how we've

loaded the world and what it is. And so then our

physicality starts to

learn certain behaviors. What is possible, what isn't possible.

Oh, we watch back to the future and, oh, it's science

fiction. So something like that isn't true. Maybe something that is

true. Where does that come from? Where does that initial thought, that creative idea come

from for somebody to create a film, a story, a

script around that? It comes from somewhere. It comes from something

within you that you want to bring forth. Right, the editor

card. Yeah, you're right. It's about, and I love the fact that we've

got these two young boys who are very playful in this. Like they're willing to

give it a go. And I think sometimes it's about going back to that playfulness

of who we want to be and writing that story with kind of

no limitations of how that might be perceived or

whether we write it wrong or we type the words in the wrong order. But

just to actually stepping forth and having a go and just

trying to rewrite that story, having that intention to do that.

But also the cards alluding to you could benefit from

outside help. So this is a journey that we, many of us go

on. And we've talked about reshaping our identity and changing who

we are and writing that new narrative and creating a vision before. But

sometimes that can feel a little bigger than us. And

sometimes you might want support from a coach or a mentor who

maybe specializes in that. Or surround yourself,

you know, this young boy with his friend behind him, surround yourself

with people who are on that same journey of self

discovery. So you're not feeling like you're just randomly

typing things on the typewriter, but you're actually doing

it in and amongst conversations and

seeing what's possible from what other people are achieving and different

perspectives and things like that. So I think it's a reminder that, yes, whilst

this is sometimes a solitude thing that we

do, we are with our thoughts throughout the

day. We're doing all of the things that there

is also space out

there where there's communities and people that can support you

and vice versa, because we all have got something to bring to the

table. You might be the missing link in somebody else's story

and that we don't need to do this alone. We can create the future that

we want, and we talk about co

creation with the universe, but also co creation with

others. When we start to really step into

the vision and take action on that, all of these doors

start to open, and then all of these people do start to come in. You

allow new people and new community and new connections and new

conversations to come in. And it may be a

continuum, it may be an ongoing editing

of that story. You write the vision

once you start to take action and you

realize, oh, I've experienced this now.

These are new people, these are new ideas. And I

get to rewrite it again. Again. You get to be the editor

forever. As long as you want to be the editor, as long as you want.

To reinvent, well, it's always possible. And we.

Yes, our all answers are within. Yes, true.

And we don't do this. We don't do this alone. We're not alone. We get

inspired. We get inspired by listening to a podcast of two ladies talking

about we are made of the stars, connect with the stars. I

don't know. But then all of that energy is

within us. It's just, we do not know. Like, we don't have

that access maybe to it. And then we watch

the film or we speak to the friend, or really working

with a talented coach or intuitive

healer, mentor or friend who has those capacities

can really help you just reframe

something. Yeah. Like sometimes it just means talking it out

and then you hear yourself say it, because when it's in your head. It just

goes round and round around. And whether they say, like,

95% of our thoughts are unconscious,

95%. Then we have these 5%, which is no time at

all. 5% of our thoughts are conscious.

So where do we get these new thoughts from?

They've got to come from somewhere, because they're not coming from that 95%. The

95% is all complete programming. It's everything that's

been edited within us in parts. And yes, we

have this divine blueprint that's sitting there, and

it's there, and it's always guiding us and pushing us, but it

sits underneath the programs. It's. If I was a

computer and I'm just this hard

drive, and then I put in the potential

of it for, like, my MacBook. Let's talk about my

MacBook. What amazing MacBook. And it's. It can. It

could literally create the most

incredible things. Yes. Yeah. Connect me

with the most incredible people. Yes. I could

edit photos, and I could make

movies, and I could write the best next bestseller,

and I could speak to, I don't know,

Gandhi. Right. I can do all of these things,

but it's the programs that you put on there and the

input that I put in there that actually determines what it's going to do. I

could. Have I made a movie?

No. Have I designed the

next Picasso? No. Have I written a best selling

book? Yes. However, it's. And this is us. We

have this potential here within us, and it is unlimited. But what are we

putting in there? And then it is the people around us.

Yes. The books that we read, the

knowledge that work, the courses that we have, the friendships that we

choose to create our family. And

I was having this conversation with someone the other day. It's things like having a

card deck. It's things like knowing how

to channel or connect with spirit guides or connect to the tree or

connect to the stars. That also gives you another sense of

inspiration. If. Unless we ask that question, unless

we turn to that thing, unless we pick it up and go, I am

using this and I'm asking the right question today,

then we're just going to be stuck in that loop of 95%

unconscious. Yeah. It's a good reminder to get out there more

and consume and learn and pick the things that you're interested in, pick

the books up that resonate with you. Go to the movies or go to

the events, go to the conferences and consume new

information, because you're right. If we're just as much

and as knowledgeable as we all might be in our area of genius

and our superpowers. There is so much more for

us to be able to bring in and

to shape what we already know. It's not just about learning new things,

it's about how can we bring that and integrate that with what we already know

to make conversations even better. So I think it's a great reminder,

actually, that's what I picked up from that is that there is

more, the more that we can learn. I've always been a bit of a sponge.

I know that you're a bit of a sponge because you like to learn things

all of the time. But, yeah, I think knowledge is fun in

that way, when we can just choose what it is that we fill

our minds with. It's exciting.

100%. This weekend I went to see Bruce

Lipton. He was in London. And what an incredible

man. Like the knowledge and the passion that he had

around epigenetics. And from. He's like

79, this guy, right? Literally all day on stage from ten till

five, really lively and giving it. And he was saying that,

I can't remember the exact age, but he was

certainly around in his forties, I think,

when he actually started to look at a lot of the things that he's looking

at now, because he was a science man, he was a medicine man. And then

also, I was listening to Neil Donald Walshe yesterday,

love. We are in a summit together

on a summit that we're both in. And he was saying

that he was 49 when he had his first conversation

with God. And. Right, and so we

are all evolving now. These information, like, I love

listening to people who love things like this,

and I try to not create an echo chamber

and to listen to a lot of different points of view. But the

point is that me saying about the 95% of our

thoughts and the 99.99,999. This came up at the conference

at the weekend. So this is something that is now

more active in my mind. It's something I'm now more

aware of. And as I'm listening to him, I'm thinking

about my work. I'm thinking about and the things that I do

in my healing journey, and the way that I speak to myself and the

biology of my beliefs. And so we can be inspired.

And please, if there's anything that you, Beth, or I

say during these podcasts that maybe

inspire you, I'd encourage you to take that and bring it into the

body. This is this card of I take the

stars and it's in my body like these. They're not separate. This isn't my

idea. This isn't like, I created this, but this is

a combination of everything that's come in. We embody it,

and then we're like, okay, where does this bring into my blueprint, my

passion, my understanding of life? How can that add

or take away or pivot or whatever it is

or not? Like you. Like, not everything that people say

is going to be true. And something really

interesting happens when you have two opposing

beliefs. If you ever just try and have

two opposing beliefs and really sit

with two opposing beliefs in your. Okay, yeah,

time travel. Not time travel. And really

sit with that, like, your natural, your 95%

will latch on one and dismiss the other, right? Yeah, but

if we really sit with it and we just go, okay, and we watch what

happens, and you feel that argument, that fight what I

think happens, and this is that the imagery I get is like, these

neural pathways in the brain start to fire

up, and then they're, like, asking these questions, like, how can

things both be true? How can they both be true?

And now, how can I work with them or use them

or embody them so that I can then grow?

You only have to look at the Internet to know how hard it is to

hold two opposing views. People go nuts. Like, literally,

people go nuts. And it's a real. It's a real

form of self mastery. If you can just

try, just attempt, endeavor to

just hold. Maybe I am made of stars.

Yeah. And also I can see and feel that I

look very different to the star in the sky. Yeah.

That's a great exercise. And I idea for.

For us all to try out. So I love

that. I love where the cards have gone. Today.

Your mission has been initiated. Old

opposing beliefs be open. You are made of the stars.

Let's go there. You're made of the stars. If you are

made of the stars, every star in the sky has a reason. If

things started going missing, if the sun suddenly collapsed, the world

would end. Right? We all have that. Everything's there. It's this beautiful

tapestry. So you're here. So your job is to shine the

brightest in your way, not to shine in my way or anyone

else's to shine in your way. And so we can just

start to consider, what is it that I'm made of?

What percentage, what dilution am

I of each things. Which things am I focusing on?

And that 5% of

conscious thought. What are you going to bring into that today?

What are you going to use your 5% of conscious thought to

inform your 95%? Because sometimes it just

takes one moment of inspiration

from one thing that you've heard in the right space and in the right time

for you to go.

I love that. Great conversation. Okay. Until

next time, Mel. Thank you. I'll see you soon.