Today we talk in-depth about "participation" and "being the observer," and we learn that we each have different strategies we use to filter out all of the noise the world throws at us each day so that we can be the best deliberate creators we can be.

Entitled, "No Other God," this chapter really nails home the idea that we, each of us, are God. And indeed to in any way deny that is the equivalent of giving away our greatest power.

Bill Gee joins us to talk about walking that narrow path between being a service to our fellow mankind and earning a living doing what we love.

Louis broadcasts today from his health club south of London as we take questions from the livestream audience.

This week’s meditation is a journey to let the Inner Child know that you understand their loneliness, their sadness, their anger, their powerlessness, their fear, and particularly that anger at God, Goddess, anger at life, anger at the Holy Source, the Creator, clearing out old energies of feeling abandoned by Source.

We ended up talking about life coaches, including quite a bit from Steve about his own experiences.

Cindie and I continue exploring Neville Goddard's first book. We've been spending a lot of time on the "I AM" concept lately, and that trend continues today.

What's it like on the "other side"? Do we retain our personalities there? Do we live in multiple lifetimes at the same time? The conversation gets pretty deep today!

What started as a typical Q&A soon turned into a discussion of parenting issues as Shelly brought up some family-related stuff she'd been going through. This led Walt to introduce the topic of Sudbury-model schools, which are "Abraham-approved" schools.

This is the third in a five-part series of guided meditations. This week we build upon last weeks' guided meditation by redoing the visit to our future self, then going back to our adolescence. Today's meditation takes it a step further by asking our future self to help to heal our inner child in the process.