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In this episode, Abby and Eiji continue their conversation on the differences between Western and Eastern approaches to spirituality—this time focusing on books and translation.

They explore why many spiritual and self-development ideas originate in English, how these works are adapted for Japanese audiences, and what can sometimes be lost in the process. From personal reading experiences to broader cultural differences, the discussion touches on clarity, depth, and the role of language in shaping how we understand complex ideas.

The conversation also reflects on specific works such as Tufti, Atomic Habits, Deep Work, and The Power of Now, and considers what makes certain ideas feel more powerful in one language than another.

At its core, this episode asks a deeper question:
How much of an idea truly survives when it moves between languages and cultures?

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In this episode, Abby and Eiji explore whether English proficiency tests like TOEFL and IELTS truly prepare learners for real-world communication—especially in the context of Japan.

They discuss the difference between studying for exams and living in English, the power of immersion, and how personal motivation shapes language growth. The conversation also touches on the challenges of translating between Japanese and English, and why understanding the bigger picture matters more than memorizing rules.

At its core, this episode reframes English not as a subject to master—but as a tool for deeper comprehension and connection.

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In this episode, we explore the differences between Eastern and Western approaches to spirituality—and what those differences reveal about culture, identity, and the way we relate to reality.

Building on Eiji’s experiences living in Japan while engaging with English-speaking spiritual communities, and Abby’s reflections from a Western perspective, we unpack how the same spiritual ideas can feel logical in one culture and emotional or fantasy-like in another.

We discuss the contrast between independence and unity, self-alignment and prayer, realism and idealism. Is spirituality a practical tool for creating life, or a source of comfort and meaning? And how much of that answer depends on the cultural lens we look through?

Using examples from the Law of Attraction, Shinto traditions, and online spiritual creators, the conversation touches on why Western voices often sound more convincing, why Japanese spirituality can feel gentler, and how both styles shape the way people approach their own lives.

Rather than deciding which side is “right,” this episode invites a deeper question:
If spirituality reflects culture as much as truth, what does it mean to walk your own path?

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In this episode, we explore how dimensions actually work—and what that means for free will, reality, and perception.

Building on Eiji’s perspective on dimensions and reality creation, and Abby’s reflections as she examines these ideas through conversation, we unpack the relationship between time, parallel realities, and choice.

We discuss the idea that the three-dimensional world is already “edited,” much like a finished movie—making it difficult, or even impossible, to change events from within. Rather than focusing on control inside the story, we explore the possibility that true choice exists at a higher level: choosing which reality to experience.

Using metaphors such as movies, timelines, and video games, the conversation touches on being both a character and a viewer, why we can’t experience multiple realities at once, and how awareness may allow us to step out of autopilot.

Rather than asking how to change reality directly, this episode invites a deeper question:
If all possibilities already exist, what does it really mean to choose?

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In this episode, we explore the idea of free will—and question whether it truly exists in the way we usually believe.

Drawing from Eiji’s evolving perspective on free will and reality, and Abby’s reflections as someone examining these ideas through conversation, we unpack the tension between choice and inevitability, action and perception.

We discuss the possibility that events, reactions, and even emotions may already be decided within this reality. Rather than having free will over what happens, we examine the idea that our true freedom lies in how we perceive and interpret what unfolds.

Using examples from everyday life, we talk about autopilot behavior, emotional reactions, vibration, and why trying to change reality directly often feels impossible. The conversation also touches on how other people appear in our reality, the limits of influence, and what it means to step out of automatic patterns of thought.

Rather than asking whether we can control outcomes, this episode invites a subtler question:
If free will exists at all, where does it actually begin?

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In this episode, we explore a core idea from TUFTI—the notion that most of us are asleep in waking reality.

Drawing from Eiji’s experience reading and reflecting on TUFTI, and Abby’s perspective as someone encountering these ideas for the first time, we unpack what it means to live on autopilot and why trying to change reality from within it often leads to frustration.

We discuss how TUFTI reframes manifestation—not as creating reality from scratch, but as composing it. Using metaphors like film frames, timelines, and movie editing, we examine the difference between being an actor trapped inside a role and becoming the observer who can shift future frames.

The conversation also touches on free will, why reality can feel fixed once it begins to unfold, and the importance of understanding how reality works before applying any methods or techniques.

Rather than asking how to control or force reality to change, this episode invites you to consider a different question:
Are you awake in your waking reality—or still running on autopilot?

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In this episode, we explore a different way of thinking about English learning—one that moves beyond tests, techniques, and “shoulds.”

Drawing from Abby’s experience teaching English in Japan and Eiji’s personal journey as a learner, we talk about the gap between studying English as a subject and using English as a living language. Many learners can read, write, or pass exams, yet still struggle to communicate freely—and we examine why that happens.

We discuss how curiosity changes the quality of input, why forcing yourself to study topics you don’t care about often backfires, and how real improvement tends to happen when you’re focused on understanding ideas rather than learning English itself.

The conversation also touches on motivation, perfectionism, and common misunderstandings around practices like dictation—especially for intermediate and advanced learners who already understand a lot, but feel stuck.

Rather than asking how to study English more efficiently, this episode invites you to consider a different question:
What do you genuinely want to explore—in any language?

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In this episode, Abby and Eiji explore a core idea from the book:

The universe has already received your wish — but manifestation unfolds through alignment, not force.

They discuss how free will, vibration, and belief systems interact in the manifestation process, and why desires often take time to appear in physical reality. Rather than seeing this delay as a failure, the conversation reframes it as a natural outcome of emotional and vibrational adjustment.

The episode also touches on the role of affirmations, how mindset shapes results, and why resistance to a desired future can unintentionally slow its realization.

At its heart, this conversation emphasizes a simple but powerful insight:

The universe responds not to words alone, but to the vibrations and beliefs you consistently hold.

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In this episode, we explore a core idea from Abraham’s teachings: the reality you are experiencing now is the result of your past vibration.

Eiji and Abby discuss why manifestation often feels delayed, and how the time gap between asking and receiving plays a crucial role in reality creation.

Using metaphors such as movies, scripts, and autopilot mode, the conversation explains how much of our daily life is lived reactively, following patterns set by earlier emotional and vibrational states.

We also talk about free will—not as the ability to change what is already happening, but as the freedom to choose how we interpret experiences and what kind of vibration we send toward future moments.

A key theme of this episode is that asking is not about forcing outcomes. It is about sending a signal in the present, while understanding that what we see now may simply be the echo of past states.

Rather than judging current circumstances, this episode invites listeners to see them as information—and to gently shift their inner state toward the reality they want to experience next.

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In this episode, we explore the Law of Attraction and what Abraham—the original source behind these teachings—is truly pointing us toward.

Eiji and Abby begin by discussing common understandings of the Law of Attraction, often shaped by books like The Secret, and then move deeper into the ideas presented in Ask and It Is Given.

We talk about who or what Abraham is, not as a single being, but as a collective, non-physical consciousness formed by intention. The conversation introduces the idea that we, too, are extensions of non-physical source energy, living simultaneously in a physical and non-physical reality.

A key theme of this episode is the role of emotion and feeling. Rather than focusing on effort or control, Abraham’s teachings emphasize “feeling good now” and tuning oneself into a state of receiving.

We also discuss alignment, detachment from outcomes, affirmations, and the idea that we only hear what we are ready to hear. Instead of forcing manifestation, the episode invites listeners to shift perspective—from trying to make things happen to allowing what is already aligned to arrive.

This episode offers a deeper, more nuanced introduction to the Law of Attraction beyond beginner-level explanations.