Or we could live each day as if it were our first…
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Edit update Nov 10 (plant kingdom):
Found the working link
This is connected to The Inner Pillar of Power: New Release - #94 by otm in “The Substratum of Life” album
Can be paired with Ancestral Knowledge and Honored Ancestors as referred above
Pair also with The Plant Kingdom (older post) with The Tree Experience
Storytime
…and more crying…i didnt realize ‘they’ were reaching out to me until i connected the dots (self realization series helped a lot). I feel them but cannot see yet. I was recalling my traumas again to reconcile them as i healed
I feel sensations towards my right side of the heart / lungs (where i felt some ache) instead of left as mentioned here… my grandma reached out to me (in spirit) when i was at my low point as i was dealing with grief and loneliness and many other feelings in relation to trauma
I did a lot of spacial and internal aura cleansing so that may be why things are surfacing
This morning i had managed the ‘cracks’/‘imbalances’ of my liver (being one of the most important for detox of the blood (note: related to ancient arts - internal alchemy of jing & shen.), digestive system (fungis destroyer / has something to do with toxins, teflon) and heart and lungs while restoring vitamins and jing as well as shen on sedona vortices to help manifest
… I had a related dream last year before with words “You must pass on the legacy of your ancestors” (i might share dream another time)
And i automatically said “i will pass on my legacy for future generations to come”
I had no knowledge or awareness or education of my lineage and any more before that
The mentioning of unconditional love. This is similar to apects of the connections and life of trees / forests (i sense we have lots to learn from them: Tree experience + The plant kingdom)
I’ll loop this as needed. it’s a miracle that im alive… it’s a miracle that we’re alive
Random theory… unresolved traumas > ‘entities’ merge > resolving traumas > entities release and aura closes as we realize our true selfs and power
Somewhere and somehow we lost our way and forgot about ourselves and ignored ourselves
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What if you are the earth, and forgot that this timeless moment is the first and last moment ever?
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This and aphrodites blessings and st michael and depths of your soul
Oh oh oh
@anon32464289 if it was listening to this track i wouldn’t mind it
One of the biggest shames for those first three releases i mentioned though are that
They never got enough time (limelight)
Also it was my favorite era of SMs. Those types of music compositions of his especially; for me it captured who he is the best
Well gratitude of blessings came this year but it’s a mashup of the SM music era (which WOD is part of) I’m talking about
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Yeah it is amazing 
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This happened about 1 month ago:
A repeat nightmare (like a queued program) about a past trauma was about to start, but it got cut off with the song from the field Wisdom of the Dying.
I woke up and felt loving presence(s)… i couldn’t see yet. The field was not even playing when i woke!
I felt like i was watched over, protected, appreciated, praised, cheered for, supported, comforted, loved…like i was given a wink, a smile, an “I’m so proud of you, Dear” and “You’re never alone, my sweets” / “We gotcha, boo” / “Chin up, kid. You’ve got this!”
I asked a few questions and made a few statements to confirm if i was being watched over and protected… i felt energetic confirmations in my heart center (felt waves of warmth in chest with each question / statement)
I had other fields playing on 2 devices
- Chi Compression into Bone Marrow
- Chi Compression into Lower Dan Tien
- Etheric Cord Removal
I believe i had 1 device on a playlist for Soul Restoration here
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Let me just say this is one of the best named field out their
The Wisdom of The Dying
Its says so much but so little its amazing named.
I always thought it was
The wisdom of dying old
I even thought it was
The wisdom in dying
But when i went to check this thread
The wisdom of the dying sounds so much better and then what the field does just make a prefect name and field. It litreally can mean two things, one is that when somone dies they have a realisation, wishing they done all that they never and so on. Then i like to think it can mean also that when somone dies their knoweldge is lost and this field gives u that knoweldge that wisdom.
The name is perfect
Thats enough procrastinating my work, lol
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Thank you, @Divine_Lotus and @Dyslexic_Professor for your replies. 
I’ll listen to WoTD from now on, to get rid of nightmares or strange dreams (occassional).
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It wasn’t my intent to get rid of bad dreams with this field but how has that worked so far? @RemnantofRome.George
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Have not tried it yet. 
I plan to use it tonight, anyway, I have bad dreams sometimes, like every few weeks, it’s not too often.
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He deleted it, u can find it on the sapien Spotify
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Is it on patreon?
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yes it is available on youtube via the link you shared
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It’s still available. Just check out the more newer posts at the bottom
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QUEST
COLLECT MEMORIES AND FEELINGS FROM DEATH TO COMPLETE CURRENT SCENARIOS
COMPLETION +100 WISDOM + 35 FEAR RESISTANCE
FAILURE - DEBUFF LIVING DEATHO - ???
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| Aspect of the Audio Content | Description | Impact on Listeners |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing Life Lessons | Contains distilled wisdom from various individuals sharing their life lessons and experiences. | Listeners absorb lessons quickly, accelerating personal growth and avoiding common pitfalls. |
| Diverse Perspectives | Presents diverse perspectives on life, different cultures, and approaches to challenges from a wide range of sources. | Broadens understanding of the world, fosters empathy, and leads to more informed decision-making. |
| Encouraging Self-Reflection | Narratives and experiences in the audio prompt personal reflection on one’s own life, values, and beliefs. | Leads to greater self-awareness and personal development, a crucial component of gaining wisdom. |
| Inspiring New Approaches | Offers innovative ideas and approaches to problems that might be new to listeners. | Stimulates creativity and problem-solving skills, encouraging thinking outside the box. |
| Valuing Unnoticed Aspects of Life | Offers insights into life aspects previously overlooked or undervalued by listeners. | Leads to a more fulfilling life as listeners learn to find value and meaning in previously ignored areas. |
| Continuous Learning and Growth | Represents a continuous learning journey as an ever-growing field of information. | Ensures ongoing personal growth and adaptation to changing circumstances. |
| Practical Application | Includes philosophical insights and practical advice for everyday life. | Helps listeners apply wisdom tangibly, improving decision-making and interactions. |
Listener Engagement and Impact:
| Engagement Method | Description | Resulting Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Engagement | Listeners tune in regularly, integrating this practice into their routine. | Fosters a habit of continuous learning and reflection. |
| Reflective Listening | Active engagement with content, contemplating its application in one’s life. | Deepens understanding and personal relevance of the insights. |
| Journaling or Discussing | Reflecting through journaling or discussing insights with others. | Enhances comprehension and perspective through externalization. |
| Applying Insights | Experimenting with new approaches and attitudes in daily life. | Leads to practical changes and improvements in life decisions. |
| Observing Changes | Noticing changes in perspectives, decision-making, and life approaches over time. | Demonstrates the tangible impact of the wisdom gained on personal growth. |
This audio becomes a tool for life-long learning and wisdom acquisition, aiding listeners in not just accumulating knowledge, but in gaining deep, practical understanding and insights that can transform their approach to life.
Wisdom at its core, encompasses good judgment, the ability to set proper priorities, and possessing keen discernment. These qualities enable individuals to navigate the complexities of life with a balanced and thoughtful approach.
Wise individuals are known for their deliberative and contemplative nature. They approach life with a deep level of thoughtfulness, frequently engaging in self-reflection and introspection. This inward focus allows them to understand themselves better and not take their actions or thoughts for granted.
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- Control Over Cravings: They possess the ability to abstain and control their cravings, understanding that succumbing to these can lead to suffering, mistakes, and regrets.
- Value of Education: Wise individuals highly value education and learn not only from their own experiences but also from the mistakes of others.
- Exquisite Balance: An essential aspect of wisdom is maintaining a balance in various aspects of life.
- Emotional Intelligence: They have a high degree of emotional intelligence, which aids them in understanding and managing their emotions and those of others.
- Admitting Wrongdoing: Wise people are capable of admitting when they are wrong, and they do so without dwelling excessively on their errors.
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Rest In Peace Charlie Munger.
I’m very grateful to receive the knowledge from you.
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