Same! #fearless 💜💟🤍

Authenticity is the highest vibration, even above love, so it would make sense that true love is the acceptance of others for who they truly are. As a society as a whole I think the majority of people don’t apply this concept very well. Do we let our children forge their own path, even if it means they don’t do their homework and fail a clas? Do we show compassion for someone who has killed one of our family members? Do democrats learn to line republicans and vice versa? Most people don’t. I think Merton has it right, but I think that even if a lot of people agree, they don’t always put it into practice. It’s easy to show love when it’s something we agree with or to someone with similar beliefs. It’s much more difficult to put into practice when it come to something incongruent to our own personal ideals. Though I think it’s something we should all try to achieve. I try really hard to bring the concept of “oneness” to my mind when I see differences in my fellow man or injustice in the world and that helps me show true unconditional love easier. I also try to remind myself for example…that an abuser in is lifetime may be a victim in the next and that helps me alot in my ability to shift my perspective and get to a place of love. 💜💟🤍

I’m most excited about quantum computing. I’m most dreading how AI will advance. I have a particular concern with “COGNIFY” which they intend to use as rapid prison rehabilitation versus tradition prison sentencing. I think it’s a horrendous idea and that we need a much better solution to lengthy prison sentences than implanting artificial memories into people.

It’s not that I feel afraid to pursue it. I just lack the capital and knowledge in regards to funding my passion project. I have always wanted to open a treatment center for those struggling with substance use disorders. The way we treat addiction currently is not effective. My idea is to have a long term treatment center that is a step down process. One that fosters community amount patients and slowly gives them the skills to reintegrate into society. Most importantly I want to integrate more holistic and spiritual aspects in with traditional modalities. Basically, something similar to what RFK wants to do. It would be kind of more like a “Centner School” style type of facility…only for treating addiction.

1. I didn’t feel anything. Although it made me curious to want to hear from the actual inventor. It also made me think back to all the interviews he did with Dr. Sandra Micheal and I remember not really ever being able to understand her explanation of how she developed the tech and how it worked. I also didn’t pick up great vibes from her, not necessarily bad vibes though either, but she just didn’t feel to me to be vibrating at as high of a level that I feel from most spiritual people…I picked up on more 3D vibes, like when people are more focused on the more material aspects of life.

2. No

3. Transparency = Honesty & Authenticity

4. I am happy for Ray to be entering a new chapter of his life, though I feel like he is going to be bored with retirement. I think that even if he isn’t working with TLS anymore that he will always be helping humanity in some way. You can just tell that he is one of those people who is passionate about fighting against injustice and about helping people who are lost or defenseless. I worked with “troubled youth” for awhile and I was very passionate about my job and about trying to make a positive impact on their lives to the best of my ability. However, I was working within a broken system and fighting against an unjust system can really wear you down. I reached a point where I needed a break from it too. That passion to want to help people who are struggling never left me though…so after taking a little time to reset…I found ways to have an impact on people’s lives in ways where I don’t have to work within the restrictive systems throughout our society. I mean so the short answer is that I’m happy for Ray, but I don’t think he will be totaled retired, at least not for long. 🤷🏻‍♀️

5. Out of all the spiritual books I was reading and series I was watching on my spiritual journey “Disclosure” was my fav by far. As soon as I came across it on Jason’s YouTube channel years back I was beyond excited as I binged watched through the whole series. I didn’t realize that there were other people out there that believed all of the things I believed about the world and universe. I especially didn’t realize that there was an organization fighting to make the world a better place. I went from feeling hopeless about the state of humanity to having a lot more optimism.

6. I would just like to thank Ray for his service to humanity…and for being a little rebel and pushing boundaries. He took a lot of risks, broke rules, and many times it was to his detriment. However, there were positive things that were gained as well, that wouldn’t have been gained without him taking some of the risks he took. Again I would just like to thank him and also ask him if he has ever considered taking on more of a teaching role during his retirement? …to help others develop their skills like the rabbi did for him.

7. Will we ever get to hear from the actual inventor? Would you do an interview with him at some point?

8. I don’t have any questions for Jason about the future of UNIFYD, but I would like to say that I followed Jason’s content on YouTube from very early on, before UNIFYD existed, and it’s truly impressive to see how it’s all come to fruition and how much he accomplished in such a short period of time.

9. I’m going to continue to support the mission the same way I always have, despite whatever changes may occur.

I would love to be able to e-mail it to you…but I posted it 3 months ago and I pulled off IG…so I honestly can’t remember where I found it, to be able to go back and get the link to send you. 😕

The opposite of FEAR is FAITH! 💜💟🤍