Dreams, Signs, and Synchronicities

SPEAKER_02 0:00

Hey everyone, on this week's episode of Whispers from the Mist: Conversations from the Spiritual Byway, Stacy and I pick up right where we left off, letting one moment lead naturally into the next. What begins with a conversation about dreams gently opens the door to something deeper, trusting your own intuition and learning not to push away what comes through. From there, we explore spirit guides, everyday awarenesses, and the subtle ways that life speaks to us when we're willing to listen. We also introduce an upcoming guest who will soon join us on the byway. So take what resonates and we will continue this conversation along the spiritual byway. Hello, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of Whispers from the Mist Conversations from the Spiritual Byway. I am Michelle. Stacy is here.

SPEAKER_00 0:59

Hey Stacy, how are you? Hello, Michelle. Hello, everybody. I'm actually really excited about this episode. I am too.

SPEAKER_02 1:07

Again, it's gonna be a little bit of a mixture of things. It's gonna be free flow. Hodge Podge. Hodge Podge. The second one in the same number of weeks. But it's just because when we're talking, things that you say or I say spark other ideas.

SPEAKER_00 1:30

They do. And it's fun because we talk about it a little bit afterwards, but we don't always share full-on details about what it is that's sparking these like spin-offs. So I'm gonna throw you right under the bus because I'm so curious. Uh in our last episode, I shared about having a dream about a pig, being, you know, getting a tattoo of a pig on the side of my face. Right. Just as a side note, I just want you to know that it was small and it was cute, and it wasn't like like half of my face. It was just a little guy. Little guy, like, you know, right on like right where my sidebar sideburns would be. So it was not like a full face tattoo. But you had something and this sent you kind of a little bit down a path. So where did you go with this?

SPEAKER_02 2:15

You know, I had several things pop through, and I'm like, Michelle, focus on your notes. Don't get distracted because we've already put off this time travel episode twice before. And if I go down this road, we're not gonna get back. So I just wrote it down, but I only wrote one of the things down. But it sparked several things. So maybe as we're talking about, I'll think of the second thing. But the power of dreams and recognizing the impact that they have or the magic of them, I guess I would say. Because when you started talking about your dream, it reminded me that I had a dream just maybe 10 days ago. And in that dream, it was horrible. I did not want to be there. And I think I woke up in my dream, and I think you call this lucid dreaming. And I was in this level of dream, and I'm like, I really hope this is a dream, but this is a dream I need to lead now. And interesting. It lifted me into another level of consciousness. And I'm like, okay, better, but I'm still not back to where I'm supposed to be. And it lifted me to another stage, and I'm getting closer to the reality of the situation, and I'm like getting very close, still not there. And then the next time I was there, but it blew my freaking mind. I have had lucid dreams before, and this one just hit and felt so different because had I been thinking in my logical mind in this dream that was horrible. As a lucid dreamer, you should be able to manipulate what's happening around you. And I could have created a rope to climb out and then been in a beautiful forest or something. I don't know. But that didn't come to my mind.

SPEAKER_00 4:09

But it sounds like you were almost hopping through different like realities in your dream, which I almost think is a little bit cooler than creating like a rope to climb out or something like that. It sounds like you were you were just kind of exploring time or like you you totally broke the space and time continuum there. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 4:29

And I've not ever had that experience where I wake up in layers to finally get to the room and the space that I'm currently sleeping. It was yeah just so weird. So when you started talking about a dream, I'm like, oh, I have this dream story that I want to share. And then there was something else, but of course, it's completely gone.

SPEAKER_00 4:49

Well, it's it's an interesting thing. I mean, number one, sometimes we do that because our brain doesn't want us to remember certain things. And it's it's a way to actually protect us like psychologically, is when we when we are having a thought and we know that it's right there and we're almost grasping for it. Sometimes there's a very intentional reason we're not supposed to. And it could be that if you bring it up now, it could impact the future.

SPEAKER_02 5:16

Well, that could be based on our last conversation, or it could be I'm just getting old and I forgot to write it down. Because that happened in real time. That happened when we were talking. I should have jotted both thoughts down because truly, I was about to jump totally off subject and like, bring it back, bring it back. But I am fascinated by dreaming.

SPEAKER_00 5:37

Oh, it dreaming in itself is a really interesting thing. You know, it's it's I have recently been having really intense and like I wake up from dreams wondering if if like it, their messages. I actually had a dream recently about somebody that I have not seen since I was in high school, have not spoken to, have had zero contact with whatsoever, that this person and I were going to a bar to grab a beer. And they went up to the bartender, placed their order, and I was right behind them. And I was like, Oh, did you grab me one? And they were like, Oh, no, I didn't get you anything. And I said, Okay. And so I placed my order at the bar and went and sat down in like this, this, the seat at, you know, not at the bar, but it was like back behind. And I kept looking at again this person that I went to high school with, and I knew they were sick. And I knew it was an illness that was not like there's no cure. And I was just watching them. And in this dream, this person, again, zero contact whatsoever. I just could tell that this illness was going to change the course of their future, their lives. And I remember the impact that it had in the dream. And I sat there watching them and felt sad for them. And then I woke up and I was kind of like, I want to look up this person and see if there's something going on. But at the same time, again, zero context since I was in high school. So I can't just randomly reach out. Right. So it'sn't that interesting. That one was a that one was a an um a bizarre one. And like I said, it's if if it had been somebody that at least I had had some contact with, it would be different. But unfortunately, I have been out of high school for over 20 years. So I can't just reach back out and be like, hey, random human. Like we haven't talked in over 20 years. I just wanted to see if you're well.

SPEAKER_02 7:42

Yeah, make sure you're still alive and healthy. Yeah. Wow. You know, a lot of people say that dreams are the time that we or are a time that we can work through our issues that we're having in life. It's a time for our brain to rest, to work through everything, to categorize it and to help us feel refreshed in the morning. But I think they just are so much more than that. And I always look forward to going to bed. So much so that unless I really have to, I don't take a sleeping aid such as Ambient because I want the ability to dream. And if I take Ambien, I'm not for sure gonna remember anything or a feeling or anything like that.

SPEAKER_00 8:32

See, it's interesting that you say that because I find that the times that I have the most intense or realistic dreams is when I am taking some sort of sleep aid. And for me, like it's usually I go through bouts of insomnia. I'm awful at sleep and staying asleep. And it's something that I've spent many years talking to doctors about because I I go through it so regularly to the point that when I lay down in bed, I can tell if I'm gonna have an insomniac night or not. But I will occasionally take Benadryl or or like a Tylenol PM to help me just get to sleep. And whenever I do that, I my my dreams intensify times a million half the time. It's very interesting.

SPEAKER_02 9:16

And if I were to ask you, do you dream in color?

SPEAKER_00 9:21

Would you be able to identify that or not? Yes, I do dream in color. I know a lot of people don't, but I think the reason that I can say yes to that is because oftentimes for me, colors are very intentional. So I think it's it's a splash of color where, you know, I can remember, for example, that my dream about the tattoo shop and the pig, I can remember very intense, like very specifically that the chair, the tattoo chair was red. But it doesn't stand out unless it's supposed to. Does that make sense?

SPEAKER_02 9:54

It makes sense because I will share that when I dream, when I wake up, when I remember them, if someone asked me, was your dream in color? I would say, I don't know. I don't look at it as any different than everyday living. So that would lend me to believe it is in color. But because I don't remember it, I'm thinking maybe there's a lack of color that it is.

SPEAKER_00 10:19

That is that is it's interesting that you put it that way because you almost have me questioning myself too. Because when I'm very intentionally remembering a color, it's because it stands out against the background. So like I can tell you that the chair was red, but I now I'm not sure if everything else was indeed in color outside of the chair. Does that make sense? It does.

SPEAKER_02 10:43

And yeah, just that pop of color, that red meant something. Did the pig have color? Was it like a pink pig?

SPEAKER_00 10:50

No, it was just a small outline. It was really cute. And I kind of like now I'm kind of like, I want to get a small pig in in that spot because I just thought it was so freaking cute. I actually really don't want a face tattoo though. I that's I I mean, I I have limits. At some point, I have a limit.

SPEAKER_02 11:08

Yeah, I saw a future version of you walking down by the bridge the other day, and they had the sleeves and everything. I'm like, ah, that's gonna be Stacy someday.

SPEAKER_00 11:18

I mean, I'm I'm gonna be the cool grandma at some point, hopefully. The cool, you know, old lady that that has stories covered in tattoos, but you know, I don't have any like neck tattoos, or I do have a head tattoo, but not a face tattoo.

SPEAKER_02 11:34

I hear you. I just got a new one with my dog's names on it. Aw. Yeah, so it just says ripping backs and just a little small one on my arm so I can look at it and smile. I love that. When did you get that? About a month ago. Sweet. I don't think we've talked about it. I know, because we have talked in this podcast a lot about tattoos and them having uh both the spiritual meaning, but also that personal meaning. And so many of mine, well, they kind of go both ways. I would say it's about 50-50. Half of them are spiritual in nature. That was the purpose behind them, and the other half are just personal to me, milestones and people, things like that.

SPEAKER_00 12:20

Yeah, I mean, my mine are very similar. The majority of mine are very spiritual, but then I do have I have tattoos on my leg that represent, you know, different people in my life and different animals. You know, for example, I have one for Chevy, and I also have tattoos that like I have a matching tattoo with my husband, and we have tattoos that are not the same but are together, but they're all very symbolic for me. And, you know, I'm gonna actually throw out there that tattoos don't always have to be symbols in like reality for people, but if they're symbolic to you, that's kind of the important part.

SPEAKER_02 12:59

Exactly. I was talking to someone about them the other day, and I said, I love all my tattoos. I have a tiara, which I'm sure I've shared here, and it's on my side. And that's the one I forget about because I cannot see it. So does it make it one of my least favorite? Probably for that reason, but I like to be able to see them. They make me smile. And it's so funny because I was walking the other day, and this gentleman, an older gentleman on a bike, stopped me and he's like, Hey, what's that tattoo on your leg about? And I'm looking at my leg, you know, I have a couple there, and he's like, No, the one with the triangles. I'm like, Oh, that represents the elements. It's a big tattoo just because he did them bigger than I wanted, but they each have like a symbol in the middle. And he's like, Oh, okay, that's pretty cool. But I'm like, Well, okay. I don't know why I'm sharing that story, other than it just, you know, people don't usually ask me. And he took the time to ask me, what does that mean?

SPEAKER_00 13:56

And it makes you feel good. Yeah. It makes yeah, it it's always it's it gives you this sense of feeling noticed or heard. Oftentimes when people will ask you about them. I mean, I I it runs the gambit for me. Sometimes people ask me about mine more often than not. I get put in weird positions where people say, you know, I don't really like tattoos, but I guess yours are okay. And it's like this weird backhanded compliment. And I think, you know, it it used to bother me, but at this point in time, I'm kind of like, if you don't like them, don't look at them. That's it. It's very simple. Yeah. Just close your eyes. Don't look. Yeah. Look away. Yeah. Just look away from the light that I am exuding. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 14:43

Exactly. Talked about a lot of things over the past couple weeks that have to do with time. And I still don't feel like that time question is answered. I don't know that it'll ever be answered. I mean, my simple brain understands seconds to minutes to hours to days to weeks to months to years. But it's all moving in one direction and simple.

SPEAKER_00 15:09

Well, and maybe if we were able to answer the question, it would unlock the power of time travel. So we're not supposed to know.

SPEAKER_02 15:16

Well, I think we aren't supposed to know, but sometimes we get those little, I don't know, glitches in time. And I was sitting there thinking about glitches in time earlier today. And do I have any memories of when that's happened? Have I logged them? And I looked in my signs and synchronicity log, and I'm like, there's nothing to specifically mention right now, but I know it's happened to me. And I found that very fascinating that I haven't taken the time to write down any of those blips in time. Maybe you're not supposed to. Maybe I'm not supposed to, but I know I have them, and I'm so frustrated with myself because I should be writing everything in my log, and I should be like breaking it into categories like this has to do with time travel or a time incident, and this has to do with an intuitive hit. And I know you had a really cool blip in time that was around a soda can.

SPEAKER_00 16:21

Oh, oh my gosh, I had forgotten about sleeping. Oh, yeah. So that is, I'm so glad you brought that up because I remember being so, so, so confused. This was when I was with my ex-husband. So I'll share it. I'll share it again. So this might be a repeat for some of the the older listeners, but my ex-husband and I got into my Jeep. I have a Jeep Wrangler and I had a can of soda that I brought with me. And when you get into a car and you open a can of soda, you put it, you know, obviously the the right way up, and you're good to go. So I get in the car, open my soda, put it in my cup holder, and we leave. We go to, I think we're going to the mall to pick something up. And when we got there, I realized that I had not had a single sip of my soda. And I reached down to pick it up to drink it, and it had flipped over in the cup holder, and there was no liquid anywhere else. And I remember being so, I still am baffled to this day because it would have been impossible for me to open the soda and put it upside down in the cup holder. It would have been impossible for me to put it in the cup holder and then flip it over without making a mess or without like there being soda somewhere else. But it when I went to pick it up to drink it, it was very much so upside down and it poured all over literally everything. And it was, it was a big mess to clean up. And I still, I still remember to this day because my both my ex-husband and I were looking at that incident, trying to figure out like what the heck just happened. How on earth would this have taken place? And again, you know, we're talking time blips. What what other explanation could there potentially be? Because there's no there is no intuitive way or there's no like physical way for you to put that soda upside down without there getting liquid everywhere.

SPEAKER_02 18:24

Still fascinates me too. So that was the best example I had of a blip in time. I'm glad you remember. So I'm glad you shared it.

SPEAKER_00 18:34

Yeah, I'm glad you remembered that because I had for completely forgotten. It did pop up in my memories, I think like a month or so ago on Facebook memories, because I shared that and it it's still like mind-bending to me. Yeah, so mind-bending you forgot about it. Tell Justin. I know. Yeah. You know what? Number one, it's been a couple of years. Number two, life is just sometimes too much for us to remember all the things.

SPEAKER_02 18:59

I would agree. Life is crazy, and I think maybe that's why I don't write down those blips in time where I look at the clock and let's say it says 1119, and then I look what it feels like an hour later and it says 1120. 1120. And it's like, what the heck is happening? Because I know I got a lot done in this amount of time. Now you're telling me it's three minutes.

SPEAKER_00 19:27

Yeah. Yeah. That's I I actually find that I hate I hate that experience more than I actually like it because then you're going, because it's, oh, I have more time to do things, but then you feel like, have I even accomplished anything? Like there's there's a lot of layers there.

SPEAKER_02 19:43

There sure are. Well, I had an intuitive hit the other day that I wanted to mention before I forgot. And I did list this one in my synchronicity log because it was something small. But again, I'm just trying to demonstrate to people how the universe talks to me and actually how I push back at it. And it's so fascinating because we just got a message on one of our social media posts from a lady who said that she's tuned into her in her intuition and she hates when she doesn't take its advice. And so that's coming through right now as I talk about this. But the other day, it was really windy here in Arizona. And I got up and I usually take my dog first thing for a W-A-L-K. I'm spelling it because she's in the room right now. And it was just really windy. So I'm like, I don't know if I can do that today. It's 45 miles an hour. But she was pouting, and I can't take pouting. Well, I'd been home all morning, so I'd been working on my phone, and I noticed that my phone battery was getting a little bit low. And so I'm like, well, I guess by a walker, I can put it on the charger. I'm not gonna need my phone while I walk her. Oh no. I hear in my brain, or maybe my gut, I don't know where it's like, but maybe you should take your phone. And I pushed back and I said, No, I don't need to take it. I do this every day. I never have issues, except that one time with my dog, I probably won't do my phone. So I left it at the house. Then I drive her up to the neighborhood. Again, she's skittish, doesn't like cars, doesn't like people. I take her to a development that has gates, entrance and exit. Both sides have two gates. I drive her in there, I spend an you know, 15 minutes throwing to her. We get in the car to leave, and the wind has blown one gate shut on each side. So there's one half a gate to get through. And I have a Chevy Suburban. I do not have a small car. And I am sitting there going, how am I gonna? Get out of here. Like, if I move my mirrors in, maybe I can make it. And like, I'm starting to have a panic attack, and I'm reaching for my phone. And I'm like, You dumbass, you left your phone at home. The universe tried to tell you you didn't listen, and now you're in this predicament. So I sat there for a while and finally a nice gentleman came up behind me and he's like, I'll watch the front of your car. We'll get this done together. And so he got me through. Oh my gosh. Yeah, I should have brought my phone. But then I stressed because I'm a very nice person. But in that moment, my anxiety was so high that I forgot to ask him if he needed my help to get back out of the game.

SPEAKER_00 22:41

I just drove off. I feel like it was. Poor guys like that bit. Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 22:47

Well, she could have returned the favor because his vehicle was bigger than mine. It probably didn't fit out. But he was a guy, and maybe this is stereotype typing. And he did, he used to be a police officer, I believe. Yeah, you're good. You are I felt like I was good. I will say to everyone listening, going, God, you were an ass. You should have asked. I did drive back to see if I could help, like once my adrenaline dropped and he had already gotten out.

SPEAKER_00 23:13

So you know, you know, it just tells me that that was such a human moment. And I and I know I just joked around saying that bitch. But at the reality, the reality is when we are in those moments of sheer and utter, like, oh my God, I don't know what to do. We don't think about the next step. We just think about getting out of the situation and moving forward. And I I'm guessing this gentleman probably knew you were panicked and was probably not expecting you to hang back and make sure that he was good to go. He was, he was probably just like, hey, I got you. Like that's that's my concern.

SPEAKER_02 23:53

He he probably was because he's like, Come on, I'm telling you you're okay. And I'm like, but I'm so scared. So he did know I was panicked. But yeah, I just felt like such a jerk. And I'm I'm telling on myself because I can't apologize to him. I don't know where he's at.

SPEAKER_00 24:08

Maybe he listens to our podcast and he'll hear it one day and and he'll reach out and say, you know what, Michelle, you're okay. It's okay.

SPEAKER_02 24:15

I hope he does. I would feel so much better. I'm putting it out into the universe anyway. I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_00 24:21

I am so notorious for going, no, I'm gonna ignore my gut that tells me that this is a bad choice and I'm gonna do it anyways because I have to learn the hard way, even though you the universe is going, Stacey, shut up. Sit down, listen and follow these directions. I think, you know, some of my my employment history directly reflects that. And it's not that I have a bad, I don't, I don't have bad employment history, but I know that there have been certain companies that I have perhaps worked for that were not great choices for me. And they would have lasted a lot longer if they were, if I had listened to the universe. Does that make sense? It does.

SPEAKER_02 25:01

Yeah, it's always speaking to us. And again, often I get mine in layers. I get it doubled down. And I feel like one of my spiritual and I hate to say the word gifts, but one of the things spiritually I I don't even know how to say, I'm gonna just say spiritual gift, and I don't mean it because you know everybody has their way of connecting with the universe, but it's putting different pieces together to make it a whole. And so yeah, they they double down, they they come in so many ways, and they do they're always like, listen to me. And I don't often push back, but once in a while I do, and there's usually a very good reason. A consequence. There's a consequence, and then it's like, next time you decide to do that, just take your phone. You can charge it later. It's not that big a deal.

SPEAKER_00 25:54

Next time, actually listen to your gut and you know, take yeah, take take your phone.

SPEAKER_02 25:59

Yeah, and I know that in many life lessons, like if there is a pattern that they are trying to break or a path they're trying to get you on, they do send those gentle nudges. And when we ignore them, they get bigger and bigger. And you've been ignoring us.

SPEAKER_00 26:26

So now we're gonna shove it down your throat and make you do it. Yeah. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 26:31

You can't ignore us anymore. And I know I I see in my mind you arguing with Simon quite a bit about things.

SPEAKER_00 26:40

I don't know how Simon puts up with me. I mean, because I do get that gut pull, the intuition. I I get I get the messages that come through. And I'm like, no, I'm gonna do it this way anyways. And I just kind of feel him shaking his head. And and what's glorious is my my husband is the same way. My husband trusts his gut. And oftentimes he'll be like, Stacy, just do X, Y, Z. And I'm like, no, I don't want to do it that way. And so then I I'll I'll do things my way and then come back when it doesn't work. And Simon is just standing there laughing at me, and then my husband's going, Well, try it my way. And I try it both essentially both of their ways, and it's usually the right way to do it. And I hate it.

SPEAKER_02 27:21

I know I hate coming back with my head down, like going, I should have listened to you. Should have although I will, because I'm a very good person when it comes to taking accountability for my actions. Like I realize I am not perfect and I make mistakes and I'm accountable for them. So if you had a better idea and I didn't listen, even though I hate it, I will say you were right.

SPEAKER_00 27:46

And I the amount of times I feel like I've had to swallow my cud and look at my guides or look at my husband and say, you are right, is way more than I care to admit. And what's beautiful is once again, my husband's sitting in the other room. So I know he probably hears me saying this and he's just in there probably laughing, because we've had this conversation more often than not, where if I would just listen and be open to a lot of his suggestions, it would make things a heck of a lot easier in the long run. But I am so stubborn that I want to do things my way, period.

SPEAKER_02 28:22

I get it. I get it. And for those of you who aren't longtime listeners, because we probably just jumped in talking about Simon, Simon is Stacy's main spirit guide. Main man summon.

SPEAKER_00 28:36

Simon is my guide and he has been with me basically forever. He like, so I'll I'm gonna dip into this topic, but this is one that we can have a full conversation about. But spirit, spirit guides or guardians or whatever we want to call them actually come and go throughout our lives. We can have more than one spirit, spirit guide at a time that's there to teach us certain lessons about certain things in certain like like in some capacity of our life, like we're opening up to a specific intuitive thing. Whereas I I kind of believe we have we do have one guide that is there mostly throughout our life. And and Simon, since I started, you know, opening up to my intuition, Simon has been there. So I feel like he's been there throughout my entire life. And I've had other guides come and go, but he has been the prominent one.

SPEAKER_02 29:30

And it's amazing how they introduce themselves because I believe they've always been there. I've always had this little voice when I'm getting worked up telling me, let's be realistic here, but it doesn't sound like me. So I know my guide has always been there. And then I open up spiritually, and then they started introducing themselves to me in individual ways. And it is really, really cool. And before you even said we have to have an episode on this, I think we need to have a full episode or more on spirit guides because there's so much to say about them, the way they come in, their purpose, how they can guide us, where they need to step back. Like there's so much there.

SPEAKER_00 30:19

There's so much.

SPEAKER_02 30:21

I need to unpack it again. Yep. Not just for the listeners, but for myself. Like I want to relive those early introductions again.

SPEAKER_00 30:30

Yes. And and that's and what's cool is I know it's not going to be our next episode, but the the the one after that, we can easily dive into it because now you've got me thinking about how many different guides I've had over time and how they have appeared or shown up in my my life differently, each and every one of them. But yeah, Simon has been the consistent one from the very beginning. I think from the time I was I I opened up, you know, seeing beings outside my house when I was like 12 or 13. He was always there. I just didn't realize it until I saw him for the first time. And I've only ever seen him twice. So that's pretty much with my eyes, but I I feel him constantly.

SPEAKER_02 31:14

No, that's really cool. And I wanna share my story of Shiloh. I actually want to share the full version now, who is my main guide also, and how he introduced himself and what I've learned about him. And it's kind of haven't shared that story with too many people because I don't know, it's kind of personal and it's kind of a lot to take in.

SPEAKER_00 31:38

So I want to do Do you want to dive in now or do you want to dive into the episode when we talk about spirit guides?

SPEAKER_02 31:44

I think I want to save it for the spirit guide episode because I know we're coming to the end of this one, and I do want to give the listeners a little heads up or a little preview of what's coming up in our next episode. So I do have a friend named Melissa, and she owns two restaurants. She has a podcast, I believe it's a podcast, and then she also does a live radio show here in town locally, but basically on politics. So we're gonna stay away from that. But she is very spiritual, and both of her restaurants and her home here are haunted. And she will reach out to me and she will share things that are going on, and she has video evidence. That is really cool. I know I'm like, you should be sending that into like caught on camera or Zach Bagans or someone else to like show it for the first time. Right. But it is really cool, and she's so excited to be here and to to share her story. And, you know, who knows, maybe in a future episode we'll do a live from there or something, walking through. And um, I know you probably won't be able to be here, but I can have my camera with me if it's not at home on my charger.

SPEAKER_00 33:10

We'll make it work.

SPEAKER_02 33:11

Yeah. So that's all I really have to say for this episode. I do have questions, but we kind of geared off topic, so they might not really go very well right now.

SPEAKER_00 33:22

Uh yeah. I mean, if you want to try to ask them, why not open up to it?

SPEAKER_02 33:27

Okay. Well, here are your listener questions. The first one is, what's the moment in your life that made you stop and think, what just happened? That's a good one. I like that question. The second one is, have you ever experienced something you couldn't explain, but it felt like it meant something? And the third question is, how does the universe show up for you? And do you think you fully notice it yet?

SPEAKER_00 33:58

All those questions work. I I was just gonna say, all of those questions are completely and totally valid to today's episode. And I can't, I hope we get to hear some of these answers because that's the best part. That is the best part.

SPEAKER_01 34:10

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