In this episode, Sean dives deep into the difference between living from the seat of cause versus the seat of effect. He explains that most people operate from effect, chasing outcomes on the wheel's edge. But at cause's center, you witness the wheel moving around you.

Sean shares how geometry and nature show the originating point of creation expanding outward in circles. Sitting in the seat of cause taps into this flow. But creating from effect is limitation, as you act from one aspect versus wholeness.

Operating from effect comes from following others' expectations out of fear. At cause, you find your divine purpose and unique rhythm. Sean encourages getting vulnerable to open your vessel to receive intuition and inspiration.

He explains how surrendering to oneness means seeing others as signs and messages, not shutting off from humanity. By embodying openness, we hold space for all outcomes created from love.

Sean stresses we all have the power to manifest systematically from the causal plane. He invites us to walk this journey together into unity.

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In this episode, Sean explores how to ground relationships in higher love through consistent practices. He shares how society paints an unrealistic fairy tale vision of romance. True deep love requires doing the inner work.

Sean explains that at each level of inner growth, we must fill in what's underneath through rhythmic practices - not take shortcuts. Otherwise there's an empty shell vulnerable to cracking.

He provides examples like speaking hard truths despite discomfort to build trust. This requires finding the root wounds driving avoidance behaviors. Then new rhythms of openness can form through repetitively holding space for each other's pain.

Sean stresses understanding the law of cause in relationships. Sitting in your causal role, not blaming externals, is key for change. Also using the wisdom around rhythm and gender dynamics smooths conflict.

He says grounded relationships take work but yield great joy. Doing the inner practices consistently to see one another wholly allows higher love to flourish.

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In this episode, Sean explores how we project our inner demons onto relationships, and how to heal this. He shares how we rationalize the outer world for our struggles, though the answers lie within.

Sean explains how we create intimate relationships to heal aspects of ourselves. We look for partners to carry childhood ghosts and triggers so we can overcome them. This leads to unhealthy manipulation as we press each other's buttons.

True healing happens through awareness, expression, and compassion. We must forgive ourselves for projecting inner wounds outwardly, and forgive others for how they react.

Lasting change requires a rhythmic state of permanence of this forgiveness and compassion. Doing inner work sporadically doesn't transform outer reality.

Sean encourages stopping the creation of inner ghosts in loved ones. By releasing our demons, we can let go of suffering and experience true unconditional love. This elevates relationships and reality by transmuting darkness to higher vibration.

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In this episode, Sean explores the difference between embodying the whole versus identifying with the "alpha" or separated state.

He shares how "alpha" refers to a masculine state of seeing oneself as a leader others must follow. It comes from a place of separation and control.

Sean explains embodiment means wrapping your arms around everything - pleasure, pain, suffering, joy. It is aligning with the "we are" state.

When you embody, you become the alchemist transmuting all duality into oneness. This singular point allows infinite expansion through compassion and forgiveness.

Sean notes we are given the illusion of separation, though our bodies contain interconnected systems. By going within and realizing the oneness in ourselves, we see the oneness beyond.

Categorizing yourself as "alpha" perpetuates separation and lower-vibration love. To embody is to take all that seems separate and move it into wholeness through understanding correspondence.

Sean encourages playing with imagining the interconnectedness of everything. This builds the narrative of unity. When you know this confidently, you become the creator of your unified reality.

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In this episode, Sean explores how we can use technology to foster greater connection and love, not judgment. He reflects on how we often demonize things like social media, TV, and video games.

However, entertainment contains portals into other dimensions and truths. Though sometimes low vibration, it allows expression without creating direct harm. Sean explains movies that resonate widely contain messages and visions humanity needs.

Rather than judging, we can love these creations and use them for reflection and healing. Sean then shares how he now loves social media for spreading ideas quickly to help and awaken others.

He describes phones as an interdimensional communication device to speak with those vibrating differently. When we feel disconnected from someone, it is a chance to evolve ourselves, not judge them.

Sean stresses that nothing is the enemy, but an opportunity for reconnection. By leveraging technology with loving intentionality, we can raise collective vibration and return to oneness. No one is lost when we use these tools to embrace all.

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In this episode, Sean dives into the concept of Abba Amma, an Aramaic term meaning the intimate address to God as both Mother and Father. He explores forgotten religious texts like the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, which provide a more expansive view beyond mainstream religion.

The idea of Abba Amma signifies the wholeness of God as both masculine and feminine, mother and father. Sean ties this to moving from "I Am" to "We Are" consciousness. Just as Jesus used the intimate term Abba Amma, meaning they/all, we too can see the divinity in all.

Sean explains our explorations and even traumas in life help expand our understanding, like iterations to create the perfect dish. By having compassion and forgiveness for each "failed" attempt, we refine ourselves. He relates this to solving world issues - addressing the root cause heals all, not just fighting symptoms.

Through stillness we can know our truth and receive divine wisdom. Though life moves fast, we can find stillness amidst it, remembering we are perfect as we are. By showing compassion to "God" for asking the question that birthed infinite possibilities, we heal duality and return to love.

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In this episode of Daily Alchemy, Sean Clayton explores the shift from "I Am" to "We Are" consciousness. He explains how most spiritual teachings focus on individual enlightenment through "I Am" self-love. Now is the time to expand into oneness with a "We Are" perspective.

Sean describes how the illusion of separation makes us think external things are separate from us. But in reality, we already contain what we need within. He shares how being in "I Am" mode in relationships means the other person has to fight for their needs. "We Are" considers the whole relationship before acting.

Using chess as an analogy, Sean explains that only playing as the queen neglects other pieces. A "We Are" view plans moves benefiting all players and the game. He provides examples like choosing a mutually enjoyable vacation over just a dream trip, and addressing core societal issues versus disjointed reform efforts.

Sean encourages using "We Are" in our thoughts, words, and actions to eliminate polarity and ground our interconnectedness through the law of correspondence.

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Call to Action: Expand your perspective this week from "I Am" to "We Are" in your relationships and life.

In the closing episode of Season 1, host Sean Clayton previews the theme for Season 2 - moving from "I Am" to "We Are."

Sean reflects on key concepts covered, like finding individual purpose and living with integrity. Now he'll explore collective unity and healing humanity's separation.

He explains how technology can support this shift, though often used for entertainment. Social media provides a portal to release trauma compassionately from a distance, freeing us to embrace oneness.

In Season 2, Sean will share how to use technology mindfully, with the focused intention to collapse the dimensions that divide us. He'll reveal the hidden spiritual messages in why we created these innovations, and how we can transcend distraction.

The goal is to evolve into greater compassion, healing, and understanding as one human family. Sean invites us to stay tuned as we walk this journey over the next 30 episodes.

In this episode of the "Science of Abundance Daily Alchemy" podcast, host Sean Clayton explores what happens when your world breaks open and you must find a new truth.

Sean shares his personal story of doing intense trauma work which eliminated his old harmful patterns. This left him having to walk in greater integrity and truth, even though it was destabilizing. He cautions being gentle with yourself after mind-expanding experiences like Hoffman process or plant medicines. You are a baby learning to walk again.

He explains when you do deep inner work but don't follow through in embodying the changes, you will create trauma for yourself. You must have the courage to stand fully in your new truth, even if it means sacrifice. Sean notes great masters like Jesus did this.

The doors to go back to the old comfortable illusions will keep arising. It takes gentleness and delicacy with yourself to walk the path of integrity. Sean stresses that how you do one thing is how you do everything - you cannot be disconnected from some things and connected to others.

When you can see the interconnectedness of it all with love, your higher self will keep pulling you through. The world will start to show up for you when you stand fully in your truth after breaking past limiting patterns and illusions.

In today's episode of the "Science of Abundance Daily Alchemy" podcast, host Sean Clayton explores the power of vulnerability and truth for creating transformation in our lives. Drawing from his own experiences with trauma and utilizing hermetic principles and alchemy, Sean explains how vulnerability allows us to see the world in a more malleable, permeable state and is key for alchemical change.

He discusses how we often associate vulnerability with weakness when really it enables expression and changing our energy to attract new possibilities. The more vulnerable and truthful we allow ourselves to be, the more we can accelerate meaningful change in our lives. Sean emphasizes the importance of sharing our successes with the same vulnerability as our failures, to make success the new normal rather than pushing people down for winning.

Through vulnerability we find our true divine purpose, rather than conforming to someone else's manipulations. We become the alchemists of our own lives. By changing our inner reality through vulnerability, we reshape our outer world by creating new energetic structures.

Sean notes how great masters like Jesus, Buddha and Gandhi stood firmly grounded in purpose and truth. We too can elevate humanity by living authentically in our purpose. The world is ready for a beautiful shake up through our collective vulnerability, love and standing firmly in our truths.