The Positive Head Podcast

Brandon is inspired to talk about life's dreamlike aspects, since the dream realm is one where we can play and have virtually any experience without being censored and discouraged by our limited conscious minds, and he encourages us to bring these aspects into our waking lives.

Garnet Schulhauser is an author who has written several books about his ongoing encounters with his spirit guide. In this episode, hear Garnet's fascinating story of how one day his "normal life" was turned upside down when he had an unexpected encounter with his spirit guide. He goes on to share many of the astral adventures that ensued, which ultimately led to Garnet receiving great insight and wisdom from beings he met on the astral plane.

Brandon responds to a listener's question regarding cults and relates this topic to its parent subject of belief systems and structures, including religions and cultures, and advises to always search within ourselves to see if an external belief rings true to us.

Brandon uses a George Foreman quote, and his reconnecting and spending some time with an old friend, to talk about how we can turn negative experiences into positive ones simply by deciding to look for their upside, something that we can all practice consciously to achieve amazing transformation in our lives.

Brandon responds to a member of the Facebook group commenting on the topic of dreams, aspirations and playful creative visions that many of us hold for our lives, and speaks on how life wants to encourage rather than discourage this lighthearted use of our imagination and our power.

Brandon continues on a general theme started on a previous daily episode, speaking about death from a larger perspective and playing an Abraham-Hicks clip where they talk about "croaking", their irreverent way of referring to death in order to help us realize that it is just another transition, not the heavy experience we make it out to be.

Grant is a well-known UFO researcher and author of the recently released book, Inspired. In this episode, Grant shares his own personal UFO encounter story which led to him becoming an avid UFO researcher, and how that journey ultimately led him to a deeper understanding of the ultimate nature of reality and consciousness. He also shares stories outlined in his recent book that demonstrates how many great works of art and notable discoveries came as downloads during dreams or during altered states of consciousness.

Brandon responds to a question posed online related to the most harrowing events in life, pertaining to suffering and death, and offers an expansive understanding that can be used to put these earthly occurrences into wider perspective. He also plays an Abraham-Hicks clip that talks about Hitler and how characters like him fit into this grander design.

Brandon references a "weird story" like those that the podcast used to feature in the earliest daily episodes, and comments on a listener's remark that a personal shift and raise in consciousness can be trying because it causes us to deviate from the social norm, with his own perspective that being called "crazy" by an insane society amounts to being labeled "sane" in a roundabout way.

Brandon reads a listener's review and comments regarding a personal transition period they experienced that was both difficult and enlightening, and he brings an array of quotes, references and a Bashar clip that helps put things in perspective concerning our fears and our desires for life.