In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues exploring Mary Magdalene Revealed by Megan Watterson, diving into a passage that is as shocking as it is liberating.

“I am the whore and the holy woman… I am she, the Lord.”

This ancient text—The Thunder, Perfect Mind—introduces a voice that defies labels, embraces contradiction, and reclaims a powerful truth long suppressed: the divine is not separate, not limited, and not confined to one identity.

Benjamin reflects on the profound impact of encountering this voice how it awakens something deeper than belief… something felt in the body, in the heart, in truth itself.

In this episode, you’ll explore:

• The significance of Mary Magdalene’s Gospel and its modern translations
• Why ancient spiritual texts still feel radical today
• The paradoxical nature of identity and divinity
• The awakening power of the sacred feminine voice
• Why this message resonates beyond gender
• How reclaiming this truth can shift how we see ourselves—and the world

This episode is an invitation to move beyond labels, beyond division, and into a deeper knowing:

You are not one thing. You are the whole.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues exploring Mary Magdalene Revealed by Megan Watterson, uncovering the remarkable and almost-lost history of Mary Magdalene’s Gospel.

From its discovery in 1896 to repeated delays caused by war, destruction, and loss, this sacred text survived against the odds raising a profound question:

What truths were nearly erased… and why?

Benjamin walks through the fascinating journey of the Gospel of Mary, alongside other early Christian writings discovered in Egypt, revealing a time when there were many expressions of Christianity including ones that honored the spiritual authority of women.

In this episode, you’ll explore:

• The dramatic history behind the Gospel of Mary’s discovery and preservation
• The meaning of Gnosis direct, lived self-knowledge
• Why these texts challenge traditional religious narratives
• The suppressed role of the sacred feminine in early Christianity
• How self-knowledge connects to spiritual awakening and personal power
• Why truth is often hidden not lost

This episode is not about rejecting belief systems, it’s about expanding them.

It’s an invitation to question, to explore, and to reconnect with a deeper knowing that lives within you.

Because the truth isn’t something you are given, it’s something you remember.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett begins exploring Mary Magdalene Revealed by Megan Watterson, opening a deeply reflective and heart-centered conversation about identity, love, and inner truth.

This episode invites you into a powerful shift:

You are not here to become someone better, you are here to remember who you already are.

Drawing from the teachings of Mary’s Gospel, Benjamin explores the illusion of separation created by the ego and the quiet, transformative practice of returning to love again and again.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why personal growth is not about fixing yourself, but revealing your true nature
• How the ego creates stories that separate you from love, others, and yourself
• The deeper meaning of awakening—not as a destination, but a continuous remembering
• The power of presence over mental noise and internal dialogue
• What it means to become your own friend, inspired by Elizabeth Gilbert
• How reconnecting with love dissolves suffering and restores wholeness

This is not about chasing perfection, success, or external validation.

It’s about softening into the truth that love has always been here and so have you.

A gentle, grounding, and deeply human episode for anyone ready to return to themselves.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett dives deeper into The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles, revealing a powerful truth: your growth is not limited by what you lack—but by how fully you use what you already have.

Wattles teaches that success doesn’t begin with more resources, better conditions, or future opportunities. It begins right where you are. By making constructive and complete use of your present abilities, environment, and opportunities, you activate the natural law of advancement.

Through vivid examples from nature, like the evolution from squirrel to flight. This episode explores how perfecting your current level of action naturally expands you into the next level of life.

Inside this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why waiting for “more” keeps you stuck
• The hidden power in fully using what you already have
• How growth actually happens through mastery, not shortcuts
• The law of advancement: why doing today’s work perfectly unlocks tomorrow’s opportunities
• What it truly means to “outgrow” your current environment
• How power consciousness fuels your ability to rise to the next level

If you’ve ever felt stuck, plateaued, or like progress is slow, this episode will shift your perspective completely.

Your next level isn’t somewhere in the future…

It’s already being built by how you show up today.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues exploring Wallace D. Wattles’ teachings from the companion work How to Get What You Want, expanding on one of the most powerful principles behind success.

Wattles explains that our mental faculties are simply tools and success depends not just on having those tools, but on how we use them. Many people possess the same talents and abilities as those who succeed, yet fail because they do not apply those faculties with the same inner power.

So what makes the difference?

The answer lies in what Wattles calls power consciousness a deep inner knowing that you can succeed and that you know how to succeed. Benjamin explores the difference between simply believing something intellectually and allowing that certainty to become embedded in the subconscious mind, where real power originates.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why talent alone does not guarantee success
• The difference between belief and true inner knowing
• What Wattles means by power consciousness
• Why the subconscious mind controls the strength of your actions
• How doubt quietly blocks the flow of your potential
• A practical mental exercise to imprint success into your subconscious mind

When your subconscious mind truly knows that you can succeed, every thought and action begins moving in the direction of success.

This episode is a reminder that success is not something outside of you it is a power already within you, waiting to be fully awakened and applied.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett begins exploring the bonus teaching from Wallace D. Wattles’ How to Get What You Want, found at the end of The Science of Getting Rich.

At the heart of this lesson is a powerful idea: success is not determined by environment, luck, or circumstance. The cause of success lies within the individual.

Benjamin reflects on Wattles’ argument that success follows a universal law: every effect has a cause. If success is an effect, then there must be a cause behind it and that cause is a power within you. This power can be developed, strengthened, and applied through conscious thinking and purposeful action.

In this episode you’ll explore:

• Why success follows a universal law of cause and effect
• How environment is not the determining factor in success
• The importance of developing your natural faculties and talents
• Why tools alone do not create success — the user of the tools does
• The limitless potential of mental growth and personal development
• Why belief in your ability to succeed is the first requirement for success

This episode is a reminder that the power to create success already exists within you and when you learn how to cultivate and apply it, you unlock the ability to achieve what you truly desire.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles with one of the book’s most liberating teachings: Your desire for riches is not selfish, it is spiritual.

This reading explores the idea that Spirit seeks expression through you. The longing to create, to surround yourself with beauty, to travel, to learn, to enjoy fine things — these are not sins or signs of greed. They are evidence of life seeking fuller expression.

Benjamin reflects on:

• Why poverty is not a divine plan
• The misconception that self-sacrifice pleases God
• Why you must not hesitate to ask largely
• How desire is proof of your capacity
• The power of forming a clear mental picture
• The story of the man who “didn’t ask enough”
• Why gratitude is the key to harmonious alignment
• How gratitude reconnects you to the Source of supply

At the heart of this episode is a simple but profound principle:

The entire process of alignment can be summed up in one word — gratitude.

When you believe in the One Intelligent Substance, trust that it desires your expansion, and live in deep gratitude, you place yourself in perfect unity with creative power.

You are not here to shrink.

You are here to express.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles, diving into Chapter 16: Some Cautions and Concluding Observations.

At the heart of this teaching is a powerful reframe:

When you experience failure, it may simply mean you did not ask big enough.

Benjamin explores how setbacks often redirect us toward larger opportunities, sharing his own journey from leaving a school position to stepping fully into coaching.

What once looked like failure became the doorway to greater purpose.

This episode unpacks:

• Why “failure” can be a sign of expansion
• The power of unwavering faith in uncertain moments
• Living at the green growing edge of fear
• Trusting that ability will be furnished when needed
• Why talent develops as you move forward
• Guarding your mindset from pessimism and conflicting ideas
• The importance of gratitude, purpose, and daily constructive action

You’ll be reminded that fear does not mean stop, it means you are growing. And when you keep going in faith, life meets you with the next level of ability, opportunity, and expansion.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this Morning Mindset episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles with a powerful lesson on wealth culture, constructive action, and mental clarity.

This episode explores how real growth begins exactly where you are not by wishing for a different environment, but by using your present circumstances as the seed of what you are becoming.

Benjamin unpacks Wattles’ practical wisdom on forming a clear mental picture, holding unwavering faith, and acting constructively in your current situation. Using the classic newsstand-to-department-store analogy, this episode shows how small beginnings, when guided by vision and purpose, naturally expand into greater success.

You’ll hear about:

• Why clarity of vision is essential to manifestation
• How indecision creates “wobbly structures” in life and business
• The role of mental imagery in creating forward momentum
• Why talent develops as you move, not before
• How constructive thought attracts opportunity and people
• The difference between creative action and competitive action
• Why every act must convey increase
• The five core principles that make failure impossible

This episode is a reminder that abundance is already present and progress happens when you act as a mastermind, not from servitude, fear, or competition.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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In this episode of Dreamer’s Compass, Benjamin Blackett continues The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles and explores one of the most practical and most overlooked principles of success:

You advance by doing perfectly what you can do now.

This episode weaves together mindset, subconscious conditioning, and the universal law of growth. Benjamin breaks down Wattles’ powerful mental exercise for imprinting success on the subconscious mind, then moves into the evolutionary principle behind all progress: surplus life.

You’ll hear about:

• Why believing “I can succeed” must be impressed on the subconscious mind
• How autosuggestion shapes confidence, clarity, and momentum
• The law of advancement: why life always moves to fuller expression
• The squirrel-to-bird analogy — and what it teaches us about growth
• Why waiting for a better environment keeps people stuck
• How doing one thing perfectly creates surplus power
• Why surplus power is what lifts you to the next level
• How vision guides your energy without distracting from present action

This episode is a reminder that success doesn’t come from chasing the future. It comes from fully inhabiting the present. When you more than fill your current place, life itself opens the next door.

Dream boldly. Act bravely.

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