In this episode of The Observatory, Scott and LaRae join the (inner)action Podcast to share their journey to self-discovery. Hear how music unfolds in Scott’s life outside the drum circle, LaRae’s musical journey,  her experience during the Hour of Determination, intergrading the two worlds of music and meditation, and how we can let go of the need to be right. They also share their story behind the Observatory Podcast, how the name came about, how it has helped them discover themselves better, and the concept of God within instead of outside.

Timestamps

[02:35] Scott and LaRae’s relationship with their true selves
[06:14] The power of language
[08:56] How music unfolds in Scott’s life outside the drum circle
[12:33] Letting go of the need to be right 
[18:00] LaRae’s musical journey 
[21:18] Integrating the two worlds of music and meditation
[26:49] Tips to being present 
[29:50] LaRae’s experience during the Hour of Determination
[36:09] LaRae’s experience of using her voice for the first time in 10 days
[41:58] The story behind The Observatory Podcast 
[45:44] The origin of the name ‘The Observatory.’
[50:13] How the Podcast has helped Scott and LaRae discover themselves better
[57:31] What next with The Observatory Podcast 
[01:01:44] The Concept of God within instead of outside
[01:08:24] Tapping into your presence 
[01:20:18] How Scott and LaRae help each other on their journey to self-discovery
[01:27:44] The most important takeaway from the podcast 

Notable quotes:

• “Anyone can start anything in life. It doesn’t matter your age, you can start anytime.” - Scott Wright [06:34]
• “There is a rhythm to life just like there is a rhythm to a song.” - Scott Wright [09:14]
• “There is much more to things than what meets the eye.” - David Dashaun [50:20]
• “Heaven is here, and Hell is also here. You are the one who decides where you want to live. Do you want to live in heaven, a life of beauty or Hell, a life of disconnection, sadness, and fear?” - Scott Wright [01:02:37]
• “When we set up a belief system that is exclusive and not inclusive, it creates separation.” - Scott Wright [01:04:50]

Relevant links:
(inner)action Podcast Apple Podcast

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Produced by NC Productions.