Sense of Soul - Guaranteed Prosperity Applying Knowledge With Gal Ezra

Episode Date: November 15, 2024

Today on Sense of Soul podcast we have Gal Ezra. He is an entrepreneur that runs a finance business, hotels and properties, and has a passion for helping others make lots of money ethically. Gal always had the purpose to help. As a child, he would speak to people of all ages about business and spirituality, and would offer his advice, even to adults. Most interestingly, from the age of 2, Gal had a clear purpose in life - it was never to be a firefighter or an astronaut… he wanted to work with his dad – a Sense of Soul favorite guest Meir Erza, international entrepreneur with multi-million dollar businesses and clients across the globe, he wanted to do what his dad did. Gal attributes much of his business and life success to his father and mentor, who taught him the value of correct knowledge, precise coaching, and expert mentorship. By the age of 25, Gal had established his first million dollar company. With various investments in property and hotels, and now, with his business success complete, today he dedicates his life to fulfilling his true purpose - helping others achieve their success while, working closely with his father at Guaranteed Prosperity. GP (as their clients call it) established itself as the only coaching and seminar business that guarantees its results. They give you the tools to polish YOU. Tools for business, for money, for life, for relationships, for children, for mindset and for spirituality - tools to actually prosper - and we guarantee it or your money back. Their live training, webinars, coaching and courses have one mission: to create a golden age of prosperity for the world. Visit & SUBSCRIBE to his Youtube channel:  / @galaezra Follow his journey at the links below: The GP Website www.gprosperity.com facebook.com/GProsperityNow instagram.com/gprosperitynow linkedin.com/company/gprosperitynow twitter.com/GProsperityNow FREE Lesson gprosperity.podia.com/business-class-free-i.. Learn more about Sense of Soul www.senseofsoulpodcast.com

Hello, my soul-seeking friends. It's Shanna. Thank you so much for listening to Sense of Soul podcast. Enlightening conversations with like-minded souls from around the world, sharing their journey of finding their light within, turning pain into purpose, and awakening to their true sense of soul. If you like what you hear, show me some love and rate, like, and subscribe. And consider becoming a Sense of Soul Patreon member, where you will get ad-free episodes, monthly circles, and much more. Now go grab your coffee, open your mind, heart, and soul. It's time to awaken. Today on Sense of Soul, I have Gal Ezra. He is an entrepreneur that has a passion for helping others. Since Gal was a child, he would speak to people of all ages about business, spirituality,

and would offer advice even to adults. Gal had a clear purpose in his life. It was not to be a firefighter or an astronaut, but he wanted to work with his dad, a sense of soul favorite guest, Mir Ezra, international entrepreneur with million dollar businesses and clients across the globe. Gal, a successful entrepreneur himself, by the age 25 had established his first million dollar company. And today he helps others achieve their success while working closely with his father at Guaranteed Prosperity, where they give you the tools to polish you. Tools for business, for money, for life, relationships, children, for mindset and spirituality. Tools to actually prosper in your life. Their live training, webinars, coaching,

and courses have one mission, to create a golden age of prosperity for the world. And Gal is with us today to share his journey and to offer you some words of wisdom. Hey. Hi, how are you? Good. How's it going? Very, very good. So nice to finally connect. I know. Nice to meet you. You're just a younger version of your father. I see. That's funny. The newer model, the newer model. Yeah, there you go. Thank you. No, but he's, he's unbelievable. And he also really loved the time with you. So thank you for that. Yeah, I enjoyed him as well. And the dynamic between your dad and yourself, and that really hit my heart because, you know, my dad passed away a few years ago. And I worked with him

probably about 20 years of my life. My brother did as well. And you know, we learned a lot of good things. And I fought against a lot of that stuff when I was younger. I'm like, why do you want me to go to school to learn about technology? I that doesn't mean nothing to me. And now it means so much to me. So. Wow, that's beautiful. Yeah, it's really a special connection that we have. And it's and not everybody has it. It's really nice that you had something similar. That's amazing. Yeah, yeah. Now, of course, my dad was he was wise and is in his own way for sure.

But boy, your dad pretty much knocked my socks off. He tends to do that. He knows he knows. Yeah. Yeah. And I got such great feedback. I mean, I had so many people message me and say, that might be one of my favorite episodes. Wow.

Yeah. That's amazing. Isn't it? Okay. We have to have him back on. I know. I just thought that was so amazing. That's so amazing.

I mean, I've had, you know, I don't know, like over 400 some episodes. So that's really, really cool. Yeah, it was really cool. I'm super excited to hear your story. I've listened to some of your vlog on YouTube, so I know a little bit about you. But how about just to start, why don't you tell the listeners and now the viewers a little bit about who you are and how you came to be? Yeah, with pleasure. So firstly, my name is Gal Ezra and I was born in Cape Town, South Africa, which is amazing. It's actually where I am right now, but I moved to the US when

I was about six years old and I lived there until I was 19. Both my parents are Israeli, so that's the accent. The accent's the first thing that everybody asks about because it doesn't sound fully American. It's definitely not South African, so it's a mix. Hebrew was my first language, but now I've been back to living in Cape Town for many years, for about 13 years. Got here as a 19-year-old, knew no one. Pretty much my grandparents were here. So I was living in my grandma's spare bedroom, had nothing. And I kind of was like, all right, I got to set something up here. I got to start something. So starting from nowhere, pretty much, I used the knowledge that I have and started to just get out there, meet people, communicate, make connections.

And one thing led to another. And within about two years, I started a business that does events, music festivals, actually very small, tiny. And they ended up growing to being some of the biggest in the country. And we were seeing 40,000 people a year through our doors and started another business that does finance. So different space entirely. I do property related things. But what I really, really love the most is the work that we're doing at Guaranteed Prosperity, which is really working with people to help them.

And I really feel it's an obligation that I have to help other people because I had that. And that's what I felt was the key to my success is the knowledge that I had. And so I have businesses going right now, but I actually am actively working to get to a point that I can get dedicated more and more time towards helping people. Wow. You are your father's son. Yeah, 100%. Look up to him very much. Yeah, yeah. I love how you said obligation,

or I think it's interesting that you said obligation because I hear this a lot lately, that people are really being called to do very deep work to help humanity find that spark within themselves. Yeah, I think that what's interesting for me is that, you know, you've met my father. You mentioned it was a very loved episode. He's an amazing guy and he knows a lot. And he was one of the keys of knowledge that I had.

And I had sort of somebody to coach me, which came in the form of my father. And I had knowledge that he was teaching and some other knowledge as well. But really, we can say that that was massive pillar and a large portion of it, his support. And that support didn't come in the form of money. My dad said, look, you got to make it on your own, but I'll give you the support of knowledge. So when I basically made it on my own, I realized, I don't know how people do it without help. You cannot do anything alone. That's when I realized that if I made it and I looked around at the people I know and just people around me and I see that people are really struggling and people are hit every day in a very, very tough

universe that's basically designed to knock you down and confuse you and create mental turmoil left, right, and center, I realized, okay, if I know, it's my responsibility to help. And I feel that that's the highest value that a person has is his ability to help. People do things for many different reasons. Some people do things for the money. You know, some people do things because whatever. I look at things as the highest thing is a duty, right? Like if you look at the amazing things that certain people in service, like the military and the service, what they do, they do it for the duty. It's not for the money. It's not for anything else.

That's the highest calling is a duty. And so to me, it seems like a real duty to help if you know how to. It's like a doctor on a plane that knows how to save the patient or the person, and he doesn't do it. Well, I look at our country, okay, America. It actually was built really on, like, Freemasonry. Most of the founding fathers were a part of this secret society, but yet most of the people were Christian and did not know the wisdom they were holding. And I thought about this with you and your father, not secret society, but I thought about how he found, wow, this really

works. This is really working with my clients. I'm going to share this with my children, which he's such a family man. I love that part about him. He talked a lot about his sons and his grandchildren. But then he was like, this isn't just for us. We should teach and share this wisdom with other people too. And that's how I feel that the world should be. It shouldn't be exclusive knowledge. It shouldn't be hidden wisdom, which that has been for millennia. Yeah, it has to be known and shared. It's actually the only way to basically disinterbulate a society, right? So you have literally, if you think about it, like turbulence, right? And you can think of it like mental turbulence. There's this general constant turbulence that goes on in people's minds around everything.

We can call that interbulation. And if you want to disinterbulate a society meaning you want to get them to a point that they are actually back to sanity and not so much confusion the only way to do that is with enough sanity enough logic enough people that are not with their attention stuck in the past which is actually the definition of insanity. Most people think that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. They've heard that as like a very common saying. But if you think about it, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is actually the definition of the word tenacity. Tenacity, being tenacious, doing something over

and over again and expecting a different result is actually one of the best qualities you can have. You go to the gym, you do the same thing over and over again, and you expect a different result. You're working with children, you do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. You tell them, go to the shower, go to the shower, go to the shower. They don't want to go to the shower, go to the shower. Then they get in the shower. Then you need to tell them, get out of the shower. Now they don't want to get out of the shower, get out of the shower, get out of the shower, get out of the shower. You do the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result. If you go to work every day, you go in

again and again, and you expect a different result. That's actually tenaciousness. Insanity is attention stuck in the past. That's the actual workable meaning of insanity. Because when you have attention stuck in the past, it's like driving forward while looking at the rear view mirror. Most people have most of their attention stuck on the past, and most people don't see most of what goes on around them. Most people's attention is stuck on the past. It's very interesting. The more you notice that in people, you'll see, wow, they're not actually seeing me. They're seeing what I remind them of. So true. And even all of the habits that they have, right? And the patterns that they're not actually seeing me. They're seeing what I remind them of. So true.

And even all of the habits that they have, right? And the patterns that they're living, even unconsciously. You know, I think that, you know, oftentimes I'm called stubborn because I'm like, I guess I am tenacious. I'm sometimes so persistent and I'll just keep trying and keep doing and keep doing until I get it right. Yeah, it's a good thing. And well, and I used to just say it was my stubborn Taurus because I'm a Taurus, you know, so it just explained to my wife.

Oh, are you? Oh, all right. So this can be a positive thing. It's 100% a positive thing. And if you look at most successful people, they are extremely tenacious. But also their attention is not stuck on the past. If something bad happens or good, it happened and done moving on forward. They're very good at putting the next second there. In a world that's sort of in turbulated, right, as I was saying, where most people's attention is stuck on the past, the only way to have enough sanity to tip the scales is with people, with help.

It's a game of numbers. It doesn't even take too many numbers, but it just takes enough numbers of people that are sane, that have the knowledge, that have the resulting control to bring about more and more sanity in society. And so it's imperative to get the knowledge out, as you said, it's imperative. Wow. I don't think I'll ever look at the word insanity and sanity the same again, but it is true. And I think that you said something else at the very beginning, that these systems have been set up really to keep us small and to enable us to live in this limitless way. you can live with an amazing amount of creation. One of the best drills that anybody listening or watching can do is just to put the next second there, to just decide what the next second is going to be. Just put it there. Just one second into the future just one second because and then try to but at the meet but one or two that's really a good thing just the next second the next second

the next second you put it there you put it there you put it there which leads you to being extremely present 100 because you put the next second there but present time if i if i'm to ask you what is present time uh-oh right now now yeah and most people say now but the only problem is that now by the time you say now it's in the past it's gone it's gone yeah so present time actually is the amount of time that you consider you have control over. Now, most people have one second that they can control. But if I ask you what's going to happen in five minutes from now, I don't know. I'm not sure.

Five minutes from now? Now, there are some people that you can ask them what will happen one month from now, and they'll tell you. Some business owners, I saw an interview of Jeff Bezos, and somebody asked him, tell me, are you surprised by what's happening right now in Amazon? It's growing, it's this, and you guys are making record numbers. He said, I'm not surprised at all. I knew that what would be happening today, I knew about this two years ago. This was all planned. I know my next three months well into the future. I know exactly what's going to happen. So there's absolutely no doubt for him what's going to happen with his company in three months time, in one year time, in two years, that's the amount of time that he considers he controls with the company. So when today hits to him, it's already happened. It just not surprising. I knew this would happen. It's amazing. It might be that he said two years or three years, but the point is that he said, look, I knew what would happen today

X amount of time ago. And I'm never surprised by what happens because I know well into the future what's going to happen with my company. So when it comes to his company, his present time is, let's say, three months into the future. He has total control over it. Anything that happens in those three months is irrelevant because he already knew what would happen. Most people's present time is three months ago. That's the only time they think they can control is their three month past.

Being here right now is impossible because most of what they feel they can control is their past. That's why their attention is so stuck on it. Really, they feel that that's what they can control is their past. That's why their attention is so stuck on it. Really, they feel that that's what they can control is their past. So what you are trying to do is be in present time, which means the amount of time I can control. Let's say, can I control the next one second? Yes. Put it there. Put it there. Put it there. And that puts you into present time. If you walk down the street, you can think about it as instead of looking at a tree,

think about it just for the fun of it, of shooting out almost like beams at the tree. And I just imagine putting out like light beams and putting the tree there. Whatever you look at, think of it as you're like beaming out, just an imaginary exercise, different things around you. Like, oh, I'm beaming at this mouse. I'm putting lots of light onto the mouse. And then look at it. So what you're actually doing is you're putting things there and then you see them. It's just an exercise for putting you a little bit more into what can you control now. And really, I mean, some scientists now believe that that is actually what we're doing. We are seeing what we are expecting to see.

Yeah. So, yeah. And that's very true. So I didn't't i mean it's a great exercise to do but you're right so here's the thing you have two options you have the option of looking at things and you have the options of observing do you know the difference looking or observing maybe one is conscious one is not maybe okay okay meaning what do you mean by conscious like like if i walked past the park a million times i may have saw everything there but if i would have been consciously walking past i may have noticed a leaf that's actually moving or yeah

you know would you be looking at the leaf or would you be observing it? Observing it. Okay. Why? Why is that observation? Because I became present with it because I was looking for it. So you were looking for it. Okay. I'm asking you because I'm actually asking the listeners to think with it, right? As far as I'm concerned, you're the listeners, all of them, and the viewers. So I'm asking you, but really I'm asking them to look at that, right?

If you think about looking versus observing, how it works is this. Let's say I have this bottle cap. And if I look at it, how I typically, how we all know that we look at things is there's light that hits it, bounces off it and goes into my eye. And I've looked at it. That's how most people see observing what observing is and how you actually see things is what you mentioned. Now you put it there. I put the cap there first,

then the light hits it, then I see it. That's observation. That's what you were touching upon when you mentioned that some scientists are onto it. And I haven't even seen that study, but they're onto something. The truth is that you put things there, then you see them. An exercise towards that, a very basic one, is what I mentioned with the imagination of beaming light. Do you imagine that you beam light onto things? And that gets you into practicing observation, which means putting it there first.

I can totally see how that would work. That's an amazing exercise. You're actually almost shifting the way you perceive things. Yeah, 100%. And giving yourself control because it's all about, you know, controlling the next moment. It's the only way to actually observe is to put it there first. Because otherwise, everything that you see is not really there. If you think about it, let's take it to the extreme, right? If there's a star in the sky, we learned when we were young that the star that we

see in the sky is not actually there because that light that came from millions of years away, light years away, and then now we see the light. And by the time we see the light, the star is actually not there. Most people know that if you look at the sun, the light that came from the sun is like, I don't know, eight minutes old. And then some stars are like hours old and some stars are days old and some stars are years old that you see today. And the star that you think you see has actually shifted and it may not even be there. It may be exploded today, but it's just so far away that it took a very long time for the light to travel okay if we take something that we see a hundred miles away by the time the light hits us seconds could have passed and the reality is that what's on the other end of it what we think we saw

it's not actually how it is based on what we're seeing it as now. Because a few seconds passed. So it could have changed, shifted, something changed. If I see something that's five miles away, and it took one second, let's say, for me to see it, probably a little less, it's still different than what I'm actually seeing. And all the same, if I'm seeing something that is this close to me, like the bottle cap and the light bounced, and I see it in what I think is a split second, but it's actually not,

it's still, the bottle cap I'm seeing has changed by the time I'm seeing it. Meaning that people say, oh, the world around you is an illusion. Well, why is it an illusion? Because everything you're seeing is not really what you're seeing. Everything is changing. You have millions and millions of atoms that are changing all the time inside and everything, everything, everything, everything is changing around you. And you think that what you see is exactly how it is.

No, everything that you see has a delay. And because of that, it's ever changing. You never really saw it fully. It's wild. It's wild. So what's the point to all that interesting theory is that we need to be able to be in present time and we need to be able to observe. Observe meaning put it there. And the biggest enemy to being able to observe is the past.

Because you assume that the things that you have gone through or think that you know is, but actually it's changing. So it can't be the same. 100%. And the past changes just as much. And the past is not real. And the fact the past, your past doesn't exist. This is something that's a very bitter pill to swallow because having a past is like having your favorite photo album of all time. If I were to go to your phone right now and delete all the photos you've ever taken in your phone, it would be like, no, it'd be terrible. Imagine your phone, you lost all your photos of your family and of your pets and of your friends and it's all gone it'd be like terrible taking away somebody's past and

saying look the past is over doesn't exist is even worse so it's very very very very hard for people to let go of their past but the truth is that the past has passed and it isn't passed until you have let it pass but most people put the past here and carry the past with them they make the past today all the time but the truth is there is no past it's gone it's over it's not here. You have to let the past pass. And then you can be in present time. And from here, you can put things there and actually create.

You can bring something out of nothing, which is the definition of creation. You have to bring something out of nothing. So you can create. And we are doing it even if we don't realize we're doing it. Yeah, we're doing what do you mean holding on to the past? We're creating it, whether we know or we're not.

I get what you mean. But the thing is, most people don't actually create because to create it means to bring something out of nothing. If anything, most people are created upon. Everything is put there for them and they're total spectators of the universe around them, of everything around them. Everything hits them. They've never put a single piece of observation out and they've never truly been present. Most of people's attention is on their past I get what you mean but people are the average person is definitely not creating unfortunately if anything they are created upon and that's why they're always slowly but surely degrading because all day long they are being basically pushed down into degradation I was talking to my cousin earlier this morning, and she lives in New Orleans. I live in Colorado. You know, we're from a very close, big family. And oftentimes we're finding all of these similarities between our moms as they get older. You know, she's sharing with me, oh, you know, my mom's starting to do this. I'm like, my mom's starting to do that. Oh, yeah. So mom's starting to do that. Oh yeah. So it's actually very

interesting that you're saying this because in the past, our grandma did this, right? So we are almost creating that they are destined to be just like their mother was. Yeah. It's interesting. People become what they resist. No, wait a second. Don't say that. No, no, no. I know. But you'll see that resisting is actually keeping close in order to avoid. That's the definition of the word resist. If I resist a thought, if I resist thinking of a pink elephant, of course, you'll think of a pink elephant because you have to keep that close in order to avoid it. The only way I can avoid a wall is to push against it, meaning I have to have contact with the wall in order to push away from it.

If I resist a person, meaning I don't want to think about them, I have to actively think about them in order to push them away. It's just amazing that the whole idea behind resisting is you think it's getting away from it, but you actually keep it close in order to avoid it. And when you resist something for a very, very, very long time, it becomes so close that you become it. That's why you see that people become just like their parents. They end up picking up habits that they hated about their parents and they end up doing it. In general, the whole concept of resisting is amazing because many people resist a lot of things in their life. This can go from spirituality to money. You know, if you resist a situation where you don't have enough money, you're basically all

day long saying, I don't have enough money. All day long, that's what you're putting there, actually. It's quite counterintuitive. You brought it to reality. You brought it to the reality when you're thinking that. It's not even that you brought it to the reality. You're making it be, you know, we'd have to define what you mean by brought it to reality. I was thinking the money as the cap, the situation as the cap you're holding. Yeah. So with the cap, I have have two options I have one where

I'm putting it there meaning it's there because I decided to be and I can create and I can cause and you have the other option where I resist the cap and I'll have the cap there but from a position of effect so you have cause and you have effect. Everything in life has cause and effect. Cause meaning I am the one that makes it happen. It comes from me. I'm controlling it. Effect meaning I'm getting hit by it. I am on the receiving end. I don't have control over it. So if I punch someone, I caused it. If they punch me, I'm effect. So everything can be done as cause or effect. If I'm creating, if I'm putting the cap there, I'm causing it. If I resist the cap, the cap is my boss. It is my master. I'm resisting it. It has so much power. I have to push it away. I'm total effect. And so, yes, it will be there, but not because I created it. Certainly not me. It was my master.

And you were bringing it closer to you, like you were saying before, the more you resisted it, you're actually moving physically away like no, no, no, no. Yeah, 100%. before, the more you resisted it. You're actually moving physically away like no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, 100%. So say something, say emotions arise in that present moment, in this moment that you've created. Which life, there's all kinds of things around us that are affecting us outside of us. Like the war in Israel right now. This war with Hamas is emotional when you put yourself there, when you put it here, how would you, or what would you create in a moment as deeply rooted past ancestry even starts to brew in your, I would say in your fields of energy. Sometimes you can't even, you didn't put it there, but yet you're sensing it around you.

So first of all, how do we define the word emotion? Like an energy within you that rises. Okay. What do you mean by energy within you that arises? I just want to understand what you mean. Actually, I had a cousin that passed today. This is why my cousin had called me. You know, in the minute she told me this, I felt an energy rise, you know, within my body. And of course, I felt the emotion I allowed myself to, but then I haven't carried it on to our conversation. So I was able to control that and bring myself present with you. But for me, it was an energy that was rising.

Okay. So you say you felt the emotion, but then there was an energy that arose. So for sure that one of the symptoms or one of the things that you might see, one of the manifestations of emotion is a physical sensation of some sort. But what is emotion that caused that? For sure, that's one of the reactions. Your body feels something. But what is emotion? I don't know. What is emotion?

Now you remind me of your dad again. It's a good question. And you'll see that the big focus in what we teach is understanding the words. Right. One of the most important things that I ever learned was how important it is to understand words. Words. And why? Because words are specific and no two words in the English language are the same.

And if you don't understand the words, then you actually cannot understand the idea, what's being spoken, because a sentence is a idea, right? It's a complete thought. That's what a sentence is. It's a complete thought. And if I don't know one of the words, I can't understand the sentence.

And if I can't understand the sentence, I lose myself in the subject. And then I have problems with the subject. I don't totally get the results I want in the subject. And as simple as it sounds, it comes down to the words. I, for example, never studied law, but one of my business partners was a certified lawyer. And he would come to me to read contracts because I insisted to look up the words of the contract. I want to understand the contract. And same thing for anything that I've ever studied. I want to know the words. If I know the words, I can bring results

in that area. And that includes spirituality. So very important to insist on the words. That's why I gave you the definition of insanity, creation, resisting, etc. So emotion is simply one's ability to handle motion. How well can one handle motion? If I throw a tennis ball at you, do you run away from the ball? Then you'd be in fear. That would be your reaction to that motion. I throw the tennis ball at you and you catch it and grip it really hard. That's how you would handle that motion. It's probably anger. If I throw the tennis ball at you and you catch it without much interest at all, that's how you'd handle the motion. Probably you're a bored type of person, which is fine. There's people that are chronically bored.

If you caught the ball and you caught it and you were interested, but you first looked around to make sure that it's okay that you were the one that caught it. And before you dare throw it again, you will make sure that it's a safe space to throw it. That's okay. You're probably conservative. It's quite a conservative way of handling motion. And if you catch the ball and you think, oh, wow, and you throw it back at me, that's how you handle motion. You grow it. You expand the motion.

Then you're enthusiastic. And how one handles motion, a tennis ball is a very simple example, but you can see many different people handling different types of motion in different ways. So you hear, two people can hear the same piece of bad news. And for one person, that motion can cripple them for three weeks, and for another person, they can take it on, handle it, and do a podcast interview. It's another way of handling emotions. It's a different emotion. Now, like anything in life, if you lose control, meaning you can't handle motion,

because control, it's not the definition, but one of the characteristics is if you can control, meaning you can't handle motion, because control, it's not the definition, but one of the characteristics is if you can control, you can handle motion. If I can control the car, I can handle the motion of the car. The more you want to gain control over a subject, you need to actually increase your knowledge in order to have control. If I teach you how to drive, you'll drive better. You'll control the car. When people learn about what is the mind, what is emotion, how do you handle motion, what is the spirit, what is a thought,

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. A lot of basic data to learn. What is the conscious and subconscious? What does it really mean? What's the difference for real? Actual definitions, actual characteristics of each. Once you learn these things, you gain control and therefore you have emotion that is under your control.

So it really comes down to knowledge. I was speaking to somebody today at work that was going through quite a lot. And I was saying to her, look, the only way that I know to help you is you need knowledge. You have to learn. There's a body of knowledge to learn around spirituality, around the mind, around the conscious and subconscious, around emotions, around control, around present time, around sanity. You have to learn. And if you have any issues in any of those areas, it's a surefire sign that there's something to learn. I feel like most of my life I lived in ignorance. You know, I really did because I trusted what everybody told me to believe in what to do. And the sky is blue. Okay. It is. Okay. I believe that, you know, this God is this. Okay, I believe that. I'm told to believe that.

You know, and again, many of that is living in the past. True. Because in this moment, how do I know that is true? Yeah. The sky is not blue right now, actually. Yeah, yeah. It's actually dark. It's black. It looks like I'm going to have a storm.

Right. But it's just so true. knowledge is power people have always said that but you're right we're going around speaking of things we don't truly understand the depth of what we are speaking true most people don't understand most if you If I speak to most people and I ask them just upon a little bit of questioning, what is the spirit? What is it? What's the definition? I would have to say I did answer ineffable that it cannot be measured. And he did go into great depth with it and blew almost my brain off of my head. Yeah. Yeah. You know, even what you just did with emotion.

And as you were speaking, I was connecting to what I was physically feeling. It was emotion. There was motion of energy happening in my body rising to get to my brain. It's so interesting that I felt it low and rising. And then when it hit my brain, it was, what do I do with it? Do I allow myself to cry right now? You know, do I allow myself to express itself in this moment, which I did, but like you said, then it was another decision and choice then that you have to make to, you know, do your, whatever your next test is. You can't stay in the emotion, which a lot of people I think do. Yeah, you remain still under control appropriate, you know, if you, if you're sad, it's not like, that's wrong. It'd be weird if you laughed. But

you know, if you hear of somebody passing, it's, it's a very understandable feeling to have, oh, I'm sad. Right. And then to say, oh, if somebody laughed, it would be inappropriate. So most people most of the time are operating on the incorrect emotion for situations, meaning they value being emotional. And there's a whole big thing on it's okay to be emotional. But in reality, they don't have the emotions that make sense for what they're doing. And that tells you immediately, they're missing knowledge. And while you're right right that knowledge is power, I know that saying, I would improve it

and say applied knowledge is power. Knowledge that you use and that works, that you've implemented, applied knowledge is power. Many people listen to 10,000 YouTube videos and they listen to all kinds of friends that have sayings and they read books and they do all that, but they don't do anything with the knowledge. It's actually worse than if they didn't listen to anything at all. Because now they have conflicting data. One person said do this, the other person said do that.

And now you don't know what's right and what's wrong. And you have all this knowledge sitting in the bookshelf of your mind, but you're not using it. And if you're not using it, where's the power in that? Is it powerful to have a lot of books on the shelf? No. The power comes when you use the knowledge. If people are listening to your podcast episodes in general

or to this one, I hope that they take it and use it. Use it a little. Go out there and put some beams of light out. Go out there and have a little less resistance to things. Go out there and think of yourself a little bit more cause than effect. Put the next second there. Handle motion a little differently.

Get a little control over your emotions see how you react decide to start for a second am i reacting on automatic here or is this my handling of the motion then this knowledge is definitely power but if it's just you listen to the episode and do nothing with it better not to so i'm honestly being very careful with my words it's but isn't it amazing because and i hope that for everybody listening too you start to go hold on yeah do i know what i'm saying it's an amazing thing it takes off the automaticity that people usually operate on there's's an automaticity. They just say things that they've heard. People parrot things, but they don't actually say, do I know exactly what

I'm saying here? So well done to you. Yeah. Or what I'm going to say, right? Or what I'm going to say. And, but by the way, feel comfortable. Yeah. And I get it. Yeah. We'll have a conversation, but well done to you for even playing with that. We should be careful with our words. I don't know about careful. Why not careful? Because careful implies being cautious and being reserved. You should expand into the universe, throw caution to the wind and go for it.

But we should have the knowledge of what we are speaking. The wisdom that comes with the words. We should be able to understand what we're speaking. Yeah. And even if you don't, at least be aware enough to say, hold on, I'm open to checking what the other person's saying and to checking, am I parroting? I talk to people sometimes and I say, well, define the word you said. And they can't. But not that they can't like, you know, you found yourself. Maybe I could get a better definition. They can't as in they're not even willing to entertain.

Why should I define it? It's a word. I know it. I don't want to define it for you. I know it. Well, what do you mean? No. And they get really defensive if you ask them to define a word.

So be out there. But, you know, for me, I talk and I say what I think. But I'm super willing to learn, to listen, to hear, to change my viewpoint. I'm flexible. But many people that are not, they get locked on their way. And that's not good either. So don't be careful.

Go ahead and communicate. But you're always willing to hear. You know what I mean? To listen. And by the way, you're an incredible interviewer just from what I've seen so far. You're such a good listener and you have such good points that you make just by the way.

So, I mean, I think that you, I think that you're, you don't even need to hear what I just said. Oh, no, that's not true. I was actually going to ask you about this because I feel like with knowledge also, there's that understanding. Because I could listen to you and say, oh, yeah, I know what you mean. I know, I know, I know.

No, I don't. But to understand something, to really truly, when I can wrap my head around something, even if it takes hours of listening to you and your father, and then I finally get it. It is like that light goes off in your head you do feel like this actual energy of light you're like I finally get it I get it yeah 100% it's it's an amazing moment when you're able to let go of something that you were holding to and it gets replaced with truth, it actually doesn't really get replaced. It just gets knocked out. When you get truth, truth has this amazing ability. What we do at Guaranteed Prosperity, if I were to summarize it, is this. Most people operate on

fake realities. A fake reality is a piece of information you're 100 sure is right but when you use it it doesn't bring you the expected results most people have many many many many many many fake realities on many things and when i say most people it's me included it's everybody has fake realities on many many many things things that were sure is right, but when we use it, it doesn't bring the expected result. Now, the problem is you have areas of your life that you don't have the expected results in. For different people listening,

it can be different things. It can be with family, it can be with relationships, could be with their body, could be their state of mind, could be their business. If you're not bringing the expected results in that area and you don't know why, you have fake realities. You have information that you're sure is right, but it's

not working. The problem is because you're so sure it's right, it's very hard to find. If you had a lineup of a hundred things that it could be, you would never pick that one because that one you're sure is right. So it's very, very tricky to find them. People think it's tricky to find them. They think it's hard. The truth is it's not really hard. What you do is you get pieces of truth, things that are 100% just self-evident, just wow, just it is, it's the truth. And truth blows fake realities. It blows them out of the water. You hear something like insanity is attention stuck in the past.

It's true. And all of a sudden, certain things just go, that it like lines up on certain other things. So you go in, but actually, so, and oh, I was actually tenacious then. This is actually a good thing from, things line up because you got a piece of truth. So if I were to summarize, and that's this like understanding moment that you're saying,

and it's like, wow, what we do is we specialize in giving specific pieces of truth that blow fake realities. You know, that was one of the questions I asked myself about a decade ago that kind of started my whole journey. It was kind of around that. It was how much of what I believe in have I been told to believe in. And of that, much of that was actually my truth. And it was done. Nothing.

Nothing. There was zero. The only thing I could say that I could speak for my own truth was like my love for like my children. Like I knew that to be true. But all of my belief systems, how I was living my life, who I was trying to be, all of those things were not experienced to be my truth. They were just what I was told to believe. That's amazing that you were even brave enough to look at that. That's amazing. And what I find really fascinating is you say, you know, your love for your children, you know, to be true. And it ties to something that I love that my dad says, and he says, look,

people ask me if I believe in God. He says, I don't believe in God. I know there's God. If I believe in God, it's temporary. Sometimes I believe it, sometimes I don't. An hour ago, I believed it. Now I didn't believe it. Now I do believe it. Belief in the very meaning means I believe you. Meaning moments ago, I didn't believe it, now I do believe it. Belief in the very meaning means I believe you. Meaning moments ago, I didn't. I know is unshakable. I know my name. I know I love my children.

I know it's like immovable. So what we're trying to also do for people, what you're doing, what I'm doing is I'm getting people to a position where they are the source of the knowledge. They might hear the knowledge I say, or my dad says, and they take it on and they might understand it. And it's wonderful. It's good that they understand it. Once you understand, by the way, you don't have to agree with it. Totally fine. Just understand it. I can understand somebody terrible in history. Doesn't mean I agree with it, but I can understand it. So you understand the words,

you understand the concepts, you decide, is it true, is it not? Then it gets to become something that you know. All of a sudden you realize, I know this. I know how to ride a bike. Can't take it away from me. Now I know it. I know. Then it becomes, I'm source over it. Meaning now you take that knowledge and you create with it. Now I come up with doing tricks on the bike. I make it my own. I come up with my own way of writing. I come up with my own way of saying it. I come up with my own way of describing it. It becomes mine you have to become source over the knowledge. It has to be yours. If it's not yours, then you are just another slave to another form of knowledge.

What he says goes, right? What Mayer says goes. What Gall says goes. It's not whater says goes. What Gall says goes. It's not what I say goes. It's what is true for you and what you have become source over. Wow. It's really, really, really key to become source. So you're very right.

You need to check what you believe. And based off of that, see, hold on, what am I just parroting? What do I know? What actually makes sense? Be willing to pressure test it a little. And then take it and say, okay, this is what I now understand. That's fine. I've understood.

Now this is what I know. And now here's what I'm so-so. And then you apply it in that next second your knowledge your truth what power that is because you can control that that you know yeah yeah absolutely exactly exactly that's the idea yeah yeah i feel like that light i understand yeah wow what you guys are doing is like nothing i've ever seen in the way that you guys teach this and it is hard i think for some people to wrap their head around it at first. But if they were able to listen, to really listen to what you're saying, there's so much wisdom here and freedom from all of the things that control us like little puppets. Yeah, 100%.

When you know that you have control over that next second that you're putting before you. You're actually directing and driving yourself forward. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. And yeah, and, you know, off the back of that, I'll tell you two things. Number one, I know that some of the concepts on a podcast that's about 45 minutes to an hour long can seem like, whoa, like, you know, I didn't get the full subject. And you're right. You didn't.

Each one of these can be a three-day seminar. I can do a three-day seminar on the word resist. Okay. We can do a three-day seminar on insanity is attention stuck in the past. We can do a two-week seminar on the word observe. Okay. Like there's a ton of knowledge to learn. But what we do is for anybody listening is

on our website you can go it's gprosperity.com but what we've done is you can go to find areas that are very specific to an area of life that you have an issue with at the moment it can be family it can be children it It could be relationships, romantic relationships, friendships, partnerships. It could be business. We have an amazing business class. It could be sales, marketing. It can be spirituality. It can be mindset. And we have specific knowledge that then goes even simpler and ground up on these concepts in those fields. And then you all of a sudden you go, wow, okay, I get it. But you but in then you apply it to areas that are relevant to your life right now. So that's a bit of an easier way to chew on some of these bigger concepts. At the end of the day, we want to see real life results. We're not spiritual in the sense that we are like some of these people that have like long white beards and beads and, you know, pray on a mountain. It's just not that type of spirituality. It just isn't. It's spirituality as in what is the spirit and how do we play this

game of life? How do we bring results? How do we succeed? But at the same time, how can you have lots of money and wealth and material things? If you haven't for a moment thought, hold on, what's going on here for real? What is this thing I'm in? Am I just a body? What is this brain? What is this mind? What is the spirit? How can you even for a moment be actually consider yourself successful if it's just about material and wealth. So it's about both. And we want to see that what we teach you, as I said, is applied and brings you results, real results in that area, whether it's sales and marketing, or whether it's your family, or whether it's your state of mind. And I don't know, getting over a trauma. Is it bringing real results?

That's what we look for. Thank you so much for coming on and sharing your wisdom with me and my listeners. I really appreciate it and invite you back anytime and your father as well. I don't need to arrange that. Yeah, thank you. Absolutely.

You're very, very welcome. Tell everybody really quick, one more time, where they could find you and also share with them where they could find like your YouTube and your podcast with your dad too. Our company is called Guaranteed Prosperity. Everything that we do, we have a guarantee on. We want to bring you results guaranteed. And if not, don't pay us, we'll pay you. Now we have a ton of free things. It's not just about pay. We have so much free courses, free content in general. So our website is G, which stands for guaranteed, gprosperity.com.

Instagram, gprosperity now. YouTube, put in guaranteed prosperity. And on there, you can find also our live streams and they become podcasts. The podcast itself on Spotify is called The Truth About The Truth. But anyway, if you find us on social media, Guaranteed Prosperity, or go to our website, you'll see all our content. And I think you'll love what you see there. And follow us on social media because we post tons. I mean, daily, we pull out with truth and videos and quotes and all kinds of stuff that you'll enjoy. I do. I really do. Thanks so much. I really appreciate you.

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