This podcast centers on an intuitive roundtable discussion among Doug Beitz, Andrew Short, Kevin Russell, Trunnis Goggins and Alan Wiederhold about transition, specifically the challenges of moving from emergency services, military or long-term career life into civilian life. Key themes include the unexpected difficulty of simple daily decisions once the structure of a uniform and pre-determined routine is removed, the emotional impact of this transition, and the importance of mindfulness and self-awareness in navigating this period of uncertainty. The speakers share personal anecdotes, emphasizing the need to confront internal anxieties and the value of positive self-talk and supportive relationships to successfully embrace the unknown. The overall purpose is to offer relatable experiences and insightful advice for men undergoing similar transitions, encouraging them to trust their intuition and find purpose beyond established career structures.

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This week the Men's Intuition Roundtable discuss Death.

• Divine Intervention: Trunnis Goggins Jr shares an anecdote about his uncle, a Vietnam War door gunner who survived being shot down three times without injury, as evidence that "when it's your time to go, it's your time to go" and divine intervention will occur if it's not your time.

• Near-Death Experience: Mark Patterson recounts his own profound near-death experience, asserting that death is an illusion and involves a shift in focus akin to changing TV channels. He emphasizes that the soul is eternal and individuals choose whether to return to their physical bodies or transition to a higher dimension.

• No Hell, Only Heaven: Mark challenges traditional religious beliefs by stating that no one goes to hell. He posits that everyone returns to heaven, their place of origin, regardless of their beliefs.

• Reincarnation and Karma: Mark suggests that these concepts were originally part of early Christianity and have been validated by his personal experiences and study of religious history.

• Post-Death Consciousness Work: Kevin advocates for guided visualization to overcome fear and uncertainty surrounding death. He describes a personal experience using visualization to work through the process of dying and experiencing the peace and interconnectedness of post-death consciousness.

• Tethered by Negative Emotions: Both Mark and Kevin Russell discuss the idea of being "tethered" to the physical world after death by unresolved emotions like grief, pain, and guilt. They suggest that these emotions can hinder the transition to higher realms.

• Reuniting with Loved Ones: Mark assures listeners that they will reunite with loved ones who have passed on in the afterlife, describing it as a reunion with their "soul family." He emphasizes the importance of letting go of grief and pain to facilitate the transition for both the deceased and those left behind.

• Thinning of the Veil: Kevin highlights the possibility of connecting with deceased loved ones through heightened experiences like near-death experiences or practices like breathwork that stimulate extrasensory perceptions. He encourages open curiosity and a willingness to challenge limiting beliefs to access these abilities.

• Significance of Halloween and Day of the Dead: The discussion touches on the origins of Halloween and Day of the Dead as celebrations honoring ancestors and acknowledging the thinning of the veil between the physical and spiritual realms. Doug contrasts the commercialization of Halloween in Western cultures with the more traditional celebration of Day of the Dead in Latin American cultures.

• Importance of Honoring Deceased Loved Ones: Kevin encourages listeners to engage in practices like asking for signs from loved ones and staying present in daily life as ways to connect with and honor those who have passed.

• Sharing Grief and Supporting Others: Doug and Trunnis share their perspectives on the importance of talking about deceased loved ones and supporting those who are grieving. Trunnis announces his upcoming book, "Stories of Children Lost," which aims to provide solace and guidance to parents who have experienced the loss of a child.

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Michelle Lee is an adventurer who has rowed across both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. She shares her experiences, highlighting the power of mindset, preparation, and intuition in overcoming challenges and achieving seemingly impossible goals.

Key Ideas and Facts:

1. The Power of Mindset and Visualization:

• Committing fully: Michelle emphasizes the importance of unwavering commitment, both mentally and physically. "It was head and heart coherence. So, you know, I wasn't one foot in, one foot out. It was just all or nothing. I was going to do this do or die."

• Creating filters: She developed strategies to shield herself from negativity and doubt. She visualized "putting [herself] in a bubble" to deflect negative comments and focus on her own goals.

• Building a mental toolkit: Michelle relied on resources like the works of Dr. Joe Dispenza and the Silva Mind Control Method to manage anxiety and cultivate a positive mental state.

• The power of "Why is this happening for me?": She reframed challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. This shift in perspective empowered her to face difficulties head-on.

2. Meticulous Preparation:

• Immersion in the project: Michelle actively participated in building her boat, gaining intimate knowledge of its structure and capabilities. This deepened her connection to the project and boosted her confidence.

• Addressing weaknesses: After her Atlantic crossing, Michelle analysed her experience and focused on improving her weaknesses, particularly in hand care and nutrition.

• Importance of redundancies: She stresses the critical role of backup systems and spare parts for safety and peace of mind.

• Visual cues and the power of gratitude: To combat loneliness and low moods, Michelle utilized a ribbon with the names of her supporters and focused on feelings of gratitude.

3. Trusting Intuition:

• The role of intuition in decision-making: she emphasizes the importance of listening to her gut feelings, especially in challenging situations where logic alone wasn't sufficient.

• Intuition as a reliable guide: Michelle believes intuition, honed through meditation and the Silva Method, guided her safely through unpredictable ocean conditions.

4. Universal Lessons:

• Embracing discomfort and pushing boundaries: She encourages individuals to step outside their comfort zones and engage in new experiences for personal growth and resilience.

• The importance of support and vulnerability: While emphasizing self-reliance, Michelle acknowledges the crucial role of her support network and the power of vulnerability in building connections and receiving help.

• Living a life without regrets: Her overarching message is to seize opportunities, commit fully to one's goals, and strive to "not die wondering."

Conclusion: Michelle Lee's incredible ocean rowing adventures offer valuable insights into the power of mindset, preparation, and intuition. Her experiences demonstrate that even seemingly insurmountable challenges can be overcome with dedication, a positive outlook, and a willingness to embrace discomfort and learn from setbacks.

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This podcast interview with Andrew Wilson, a practitioner of Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), a method of accessing the subconscious mind to heal emotional and physical issues. The host, Doug Beitz, explores Andrew's journey into spirituality, which began after a traumatic experience with the loss of his mother. Andrew explains how he was guided to QHHT through Dolores Cannon's books and describes how the practice has helped him heal his own unresolved trauma, develop his intuition, and find a deeper sense of purpose. The interview dives into key concepts like soul contracts, past lives, synchronicities, and the nature of fear, providing insights into how these ideas can help us navigate the challenges of life and ultimately achieve greater self-awareness and fulfillment.

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This podcast with Dr Marc Cooper centers on a conversation between host Doug Beitz and Dr. Mark Cooper, an elder who emphasizes a distinct approach to aging and wisdom. The conversation explores the difference between simply being “older” and embracing the state of “elderhood,” which Dr Cooper defines as a way of being, a state of self-awareness and higher consciousness achieved through embracing intuition, letting go of fear of death, and finding purpose beyond material pursuits. The podcast aims to guide listeners to demystify and develop their own intuition by understanding how a shift in perspective can lead to a more fulfilling and meaningful life, even as one ages.

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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jason Corder, as we explore intriguing themes around natural health practices, personal growth, and the profound impact of reconnecting with nature and each other. Recorded live from Sedona, Arizona, Jason shares his journey from the film industry to delivering a TEDx Talk, driven by his passion for creating social closeness and personal healing.

Segment 1: Natural Insights and Eye-Opening Discoveries

• Natural Health Practices: Jason discusses the surprising benefits of sunlight exposure and debunks myths around the use of sunglasses. Highlighting his observations, he underscores how societal influences can sometimes mislead our health choices.
• Personal Reflections from Doug: Doug shares his own journey transitioning away from sunglasses and the challenges and rewards it brought, illuminating the importance of embracing nature.
• Diving Into Connection: The conversation takes a dive—literally—into the world of scuba diving, as Doug reflects on the unique, calming experience beneath the water's surface.

Segment 2: Healing and Personal Growth

• Childhood Reflections and Healing: Jason opens up about exploring childhood experiences during plant medicine ceremonies, discussing the broad themes of healing and introspection.
• Family Reflections: Doug cherishes family moments and the joy his children bring to his life, sharing personal anecdotes from the early days of his marriage to their present family dynamics.

Segment 3: Sources of Energy and Health

• Exploring Unique Health Practices: Jason delves into various approaches to energy and health, including grounding, forest bathing, and regulating the nervous system with plant medicine.
• Dietary Beliefs: He shares his thoughts on dietary practices like the carnivore diet and the importance of avoiding processed foods.
• Fasting as a Healing Practice: Through personal and family experiences, Jason highlights the profound benefits of fasting for physical and mental health.

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace nature and rethink societal health myths.
• Reflect on childhood experiences for personal growth and healing.
• Explore diverse health practices and listen to your body’s needs.

Memorable Quotes:

1. "Connecting with nature and our surroundings isn't just about physical health—it's deeply rooted in our mental well-being." - Jason Corder
2. "Having walked away from sunglasses, I've found a surprising new appreciation for the direct warmth and energy of the sun." - Doug Beitz

Conclusion & Call to Action:

Reflect on your own health practices and consider exploring new avenues for personal growth. What natural or unconventional health practices resonate with you? Share your thoughts and join the conversation as we continue to explore pathways to a better life.

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In this insightful episode, Doug Beitz, Eric Longoria, Mark Patterson, Rob Grover, Gary Logan, Andrew Short and Phillip McDonald explore the complexities of imposter syndrome—the pervasive feeling of inadequacy despite evident success. The conversation dives into the emotional toll this syndrome can have on even the most accomplished individuals, offering listeners both vulnerability and practical advice for overcoming these feelings.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Imposter Syndrome Defined:

   • Doug Beitz and Eric Longoria share personal experiences with imposter syndrome, detailing how self-doubt can creep in unexpectedly, destabilizing their sense of purpose and achievement.

2. Strategies for Overcoming Self-Doubt:

   • The group discusses coping mechanisms for managing imposter syndrome. Eric highlights the need for confidence in one's knowledge and abilities, while Doug emphasizes recognizing triggers and moving through the emotions to regain balance.

3. The Importance of Vulnerability:

   • Mark Patterson and Phillip McDonald reflect on the importance of being open about their struggles. Phillip shares his story about being asked to write a book and how this triggered his imposter syndrome, despite his success. His reflection reminds listeners that even great achievements can bring about feelings of inadequacy.

4. Growth and Healing:

   • The group emphasizes personal growth as a way to combat imposter syndrome. They talk about building confidence, trusting in oneself, and cultivating resilience when faced with doubts.

Key Takeaways:

• Recognizing Triggers: Understand the moments when imposter syndrome strikes and develop self-awareness to address it before it takes hold.

• Building Confidence: Trust in your abilities and accomplishments to push through feelings of inadequacy.

• Vulnerability Is Strength: Being open about your struggles with imposter syndrome can help create deeper connections and offer emotional relief.

Memorable Quotes:

• “You’ve got to trust the knowledge and everything you’ve learned to walk with your head high and move forward.” – Eric Longoria

• “Imposter syndrome makes you feel inadequate, but with the right mindset, you can push through and grow stronger.” – Doug Beitz

Tune In: Whether you’ve faced imposter syndrome in your career, relationships, or personal projects, this episode offers relatable stories and practical advice to help you navigate and overcome those feelings of self-doubt.

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In this enlightening episode, Doug Beitz interviews Josh Maitland, a consciousness researcher known for his intuitive experiences and background in remote viewing. They explore the depths of intuition, Josh's unique approach to teaching, the intersection of science and intuition, and the personal challenges and fears faced along the way.

Key Topics Discussed:

• Rock Star Intuition Course:

  • Josh Maitland introduces his course, "Rock Star Intuition," aimed at teaching the practice of remote viewing through structured and repeated practice.
  • Josh details his approach, which combines scientific insights on intuition with practical exercises, and the importance of understanding the background knowledge to enhance intuitive abilities.

• Methods and Success Rates in Remote Viewing:

  • Explanation of Josh's method of remote viewing and its principles, including blind targets and feedback.
  • Achievements shared where 70-80% of his students successfully hit their first targets in the initial sessions.

• Learning Remote Viewing:

  • Josh's recommendation to find a teacher that resonates with one's vibe for more effective learning.
  • Comparison of various schools of remote viewing, including Technical Remote Viewing (TRV) and Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV).

• Personal Reflections and Challenges:

  • Josh discusses his past struggles with fear and doubt, particularly surrounding paranormal phenomena.
  • His greatest fear of leading a pointless life and his determination to raise the world's vibration through his work.

• The Health Benefits of Intuitive Practices:

  • How practicing remote viewing has significantly improved Josh’s mental and physical health.
  • The potential health benefits of remote viewing as an active form of meditation.

Notable Quotes:

• “If you fill your subconscious with important technical information about how these things work, it’s beneficial to practicing intuition. Whether you're aware of it or not, that information is still in your energy field.”

• “The best way to learn is to find a teacher who resonates with your vibe. It absolutely shatters the learning curve.”

• “Remote viewing is a more active and engaged form of meditation.”

Resources & Mentions:

• Rock Star Intuition Course: [Link to course if available]
• Technical Remote Viewing (TRV): Insights from Josh’s course based on the methods derived from the military program.
• Original Military Remote Viewing Manuals: Available online for those interested in traditional methods.

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Summary: In this episode, Doug Beitz talks with Jeff Patterson, a seasoned practitioner and teacher of meditative and martial arts, and the founder of Northwest Fighting Arts and Portland Tai Chi Academy. Jeff shares his journey from Western boxing to embracing Tai Chi and meditation, the genesis of his Yielding Warrior online program, and the profound impact these practices have had on his life and the lives of his students.

Key Points Discussed:

• Jeff’s Early Journey:

  • Jeff started with Western boxing, driven by the intensity and challenge of the sport.

  • Trained at the only boxing gym in the Portland Metro area during the late 80s and early 90s.

  • Gained the mentorship of a renowned boxing coach who influenced his path significantly.

• Turning Point:

  • Jeff's coach advised him to practice Tai Chi and meditation to improve his boxing.

  • Initially skeptical, Jeff embraced these practices and discovered their transformative power.

• Impact and Benefits of Meditative Arts:

  • Tai Chi and meditation helped Jeff develop awareness, mindset, and sensitivity.

  • These practices are now widely recognized for their benefits in various professional sports.

• Integration of Meditative and Martial Arts:

  • Jeff practiced various martial arts including boxing, kickboxing, and Kempo before integrating Tai Chi into his routine.

  • The combination of internal and external martial arts enhances overall physical and mental capabilities.

• Yielding Concept in Martial Arts:

  • Jeff explains the concept of yielding in martial arts, which involves strategically redirecting energy rather than opposing it with force.

  • Emphasizes the importance of yielding in combat, athletics, and life.

• Jeff's Work and Contributions:

  • Published two books and developed the Yielding Warrior online program to reach and impact more lives.

  • Offers a free PDF download of his book "The Yielding Warrior" on his website.

Memorable Quotes:

1. "If you really want to get good at boxing, you should start doing Tai Chi and meditation." - Jeff's boxing coach

2. "Meditation and Tai Chi elevate awareness, mindset, and sensitivity, which are crucial in any sport or combat art." - Jeff Patterson

3. "Yielding is about strategically learning how to redirect energy to achieve your goals with the least amount of force." - Jeff Patterson

Guest Bio: Jeff Patterson is the founder of Northwest Fighting Arts and Portland Tai Chi Academy, with over 36 years of experience in meditative and martial arts. He has authored two books, produced hundreds of instructional videos, and developed the Yielding Warrior online program. Jeff has dedicated his life to teaching and sharing the transformative power of these ancient practices.

Call to Action: Listeners can download Jeff's free PDF book "The Yielding Warrior" by visiting his website. Don't miss this opportunity to dive deeper into the concepts of Tai Chi, meditation, and yielding principles.

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In this episode, Doug Beitz delves deep into a thought-provoking conversation with Rob Grover and Gary Logan, who are the founders of The Journeymen Collective, the alternative wellness company creating luxury guided magic mushroom retreats at their center in British Columbia, Canada. Since 2018, they’ve hosted CEOs, entrepreneurs, athletes, actors, couples, and small groups invested in the highest level of self-discovery and personal development through sacred plant medicine. Guiding guests through contemporary ceremonies using psilocybin, the pair have a combined 60+ years of education in spiritual and metaphysical training, executive level mindset coaching, energetic healing modalities, Alexander Technique lessons, and provide support preparing for and integrating the transformational retreat. Visitors are immersed in an extraordinary personalized experience that often results in accelerating attendees' success and their intentions to create a conscious impact on the world. Rob and Gary believe that when psychedelics are facilitated in a professional manner, they can help us with our mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

Key Points Discussed:

• Near-Death Experience Leading to Spiritual Awakening: Rob shares his near-death experience as a teenager, which kick-started his ability to see beyond the physical realm. Gary and Rob discuss how these experiences are used to assist others in their spiritual journeys.

• Unlocking Hidden Senses: They explain how everyone has the potential to unlock subtle senses like seeing, smelling, and touching energy. While not everyone will see energy like colors, most people perceive it in unique ways tailored to their spiritual paths.

• Energetic Surge and Rewiring: Rob recounts an energetic surge he experienced in 2003 while battling a flu, which he now calls an "upgrade." This event rewired his brain, allowing him to see beyond the three-dimensional world, and marked a transition from his strictly scientific perspective to embracing spirituality.

• Trusting the Process: Rob and Gary discuss the importance of staying in the present moment, trusting the journey, and not falling into self-judgment. They use a pinball machine metaphor to describe how they guide their clients through life's challenges and help them stay on their path.

• Acceptance and Surrender: The episode emphasizes leaning into acceptance and expanding the capacity to trust and surrender to the journey. Doug shares his thoughts on spiritual evolution and the importance of accepting one's current state without judgment.

Memorable Quotes:

1. "If I can do it, so can you." - Rob Grover

2. "You are only given what you can handle in that moment." - Gary Logan

3. "We're like the flappers on a pinball machine, guiding you through the journey." - Gary Logan

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