Cosmic Connections: Exploring Our Stardust Origins and Unlimited Potential

Melissa Amos: 00:00:03

Good morning, Mel. Good morning, Bear. How are you

Beth Hewitt: 00:00:06

doing? I'm doing good. I have got a deck of cards in my

Melissa Amos: 00:00:10

hands today. I see. Which I just picked up

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completely unconsciously, just shuffling

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away. So maybe there's something that's telling us

Melissa Amos: 00:00:21

that it's one of those card pulling days, maybe. Let's do that.

Melissa Amos: 00:00:24

Let's do that, then. So the deck that I have is the divine

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Masters oracle by Kyle Gray, artwork

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by Jennifer Hawkyard. And it is a really

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gorgeous deck that brings in the

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energetics of the design masters, some of the

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angelics, these highlight beings. Yeah, it's a really

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nice channeling deck, actually, if you're into that

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kind of thing. So let's ask a question

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about the theme, the most useful theme

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for today that will help inspire

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listeners. Oh, we have cosmic power,

Melissa Amos: 00:01:06

which is an image of a night sky

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with this light being who is made of the stars, by the

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looks of things. And she, this white hair,

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which looks a bit like her. I don't know if it's, like, light

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language. It's like a waterfall, like a silvery. Water coming off the

Beth Hewitt: 00:01:25

head, down the shoulders. And that looks like it's fed

Melissa Amos: 00:01:28

by a. Oh, it's actually a flower at the top of her

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head, which is a star. So it's a star flower in this

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brilliant white that sits on the top of her head. Her eyes are

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also white, and it really gives

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the image that we are part of the cosmos. Like the

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cosmos aren't separate, and that we are,

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that we can see through the eyes of the light, that we've always got

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this protective field or this cosmic

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field around us, what it says is cosmic power.

Melissa Amos: 00:02:02

Unlimited potential. Sacred

Melissa Amos: 00:02:05

mission initiation. Oh.

Melissa Amos: 00:02:10

Going deep for her. Yeah. I like the imagery of the

Beth Hewitt: 00:02:14

card. It's very powerful. It's that reminder that we're all filled with

Beth Hewitt: 00:02:18

light and we're all made of star stuff.

Melissa Amos: 00:02:22

I'll tell you what's coming to me. So

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if you think about our human body and not even talking about the

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chances of us actually being here, like, what it took for us, our

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parents, all the things, but if you just think about the human body and

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what we're composed of, and we've got, like, iron and copper

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and magnesium, and we've got all these

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minerals, metals, really, in our body.

Melissa Amos: 00:02:47

And have you ever wondered, like, wherever I. Those

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metals were before they

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were our body? I haven't. What an interesting thing to think about.

Melissa Amos: 00:02:58

So, yes, of course we do. We get it from our food and from our

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nutrients and all of this stuff. But, like, maybe the iron

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used to be a star, right?

Beth Hewitt: 00:03:10

Yeah. Maybe the copper

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used to be in Mars or

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another planet. Maybe the

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magnesium was deep in some salt

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cave in the bottom of what we know to be

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Atlantis. This zero. Maybe.

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And if should this be true,

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I wonder? Maybe it is. Because energy can't be created or destroyed.

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It can only be transformed. So we know that basic science,

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and we are a product

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of not just our physicality, but our

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energetics. So we know that. And we also

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know that energy gets stored in

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things. Yeah. So, like in crystals and even our phones. Like, they're

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just that. It's memory that's stored in

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matter. So should this be true? Could it be that

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within me and within you, within us, we

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have memories of

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being a star or memories of

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being in the bottom of the ocean? Maybe.

Beth Hewitt: 00:04:23

Maybe. But I've always wondered. This is, like, just to get on a little bit

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of a tangent slightly, but I've always wondered, what is this

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fascination that we all have with not everybody, but there

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seems to be, like, quite a big. For a lot of

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people around Sci-Fi and space and

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doctor who and Star wars, all these things. There's, like, cult

Beth Hewitt: 00:04:45

followings that doesn't come from nowhere. What makes

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us, as human beings, feel so fascinated about these

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popular culture type things? I know that's a big digression,

Beth Hewitt: 00:04:57

but it always makes me wonder, what is that? And also, why are we

Beth Hewitt: 00:05:01

fascinated with dinosaurs? Why are we fascinated with stars? Why are we fascinated with the

Beth Hewitt: 00:05:04

universe? Why are we fascinated with. That doesn't come from

Beth Hewitt: 00:05:08

nowhere. That comes from a collective connection, I

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think. Right. Maybe it's not such a

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divert. Maybe it is because we do hold this

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as memories in us, and it's reactivating those memories of

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who we have been or what we have been

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and what we may be becoming. Yeah.

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Dinosaurs. Yeah. We weren't around then, but

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they. You could argue that they were

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previous evolution of the human,

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because what they ate and, you

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know, their bodies decomposing in the earth and

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creating whatever the fossils and their minerals and their

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stuff all goes in the earth, which then creates our grass and our flowers and

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our plants and our trees, and then we're eating the fruit from

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those trees. Like, still. Now, there are some

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real ancient trees around there, which, by the way, probably hold

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the memories if you connect in. With. With that tree, because

Melissa Amos: 00:06:09

we're not. I feel like I'm on drugs. I'm not.

Beth Hewitt: 00:06:13

Are you? Charmaine, I know we're not separate from that tree

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because there's part of what we are made up, which is similar. We

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have a lot of the same minerals and

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makeup as the tree. Not even talking about the energetics, like not

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even the energy, which as we know, like

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ninety nine point nine nine nine nine nine percent of. I think

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that's the right amount of nines percent of matter

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is invisible and it's energy. So I'm just talking about the matter.

Melissa Amos: 00:06:43

The actual

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0.001%. Yeah.

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We have so many similarities with the trees,

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with the plants, with the stars, with the beings, with

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each other. And again, should that be true, then there is

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a resonance between us, which means that we can connect

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in and I think depending maybe on your own makeup and on

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your own preferences and on your own journeys will depend on

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which one you are more inclined. Some

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people will be more inclined to go and look to the stars,

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whereas some of us will be more inclined to go and look to the trees

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or the roses or the animals or other humans

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or some of us will. Just enjoy

Beth Hewitt: 00:07:31

learning stories or watching Sci-Fi

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or finding interests in other ways. Which doesn't mean that you have to do that

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introspection, but you are just enjoying

Beth Hewitt: 00:07:42

the subject matter, the themes of space and time and all of

Beth Hewitt: 00:07:45

that. I've always been really fascinated. I didn't realize this. It was like a

Beth Hewitt: 00:07:49

reflection a couple of years ago that I've always loved

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tv shows that have got an element of time travel in them.

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And I didn't realize until I'd not made that connection until I'm like, that's why

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:00

I like back to the future. That's why I loved Quantum leap. Oh, I love

Melissa Amos: 00:08:03

quantum leap. I used to love watching that when I was younger and I never

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:07

realized. It wasn't until I started connecting the dots. I was like, what has

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:11

been going on? It's just been right there in front of my face all of

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:14

this time. What is that about the past and the present and the future that

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:17

is so just ingrained in what I'm interested. In,

Melissa Amos: 00:08:21

if you haven't read it, the midnight library. I've heard good

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:25

things about that. Yeah, it's on that. I'm not a big book reader, but I've

Beth Hewitt: 00:08:28

heard really good things about that. So I'm doing for audible. Yeah.

Melissa Amos: 00:08:32

So really it's quite short, easy. It's a nice

Melissa Amos: 00:08:35

book, give some concepts, but it's true. Like we, I was never

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really a Sci-Fi as in the Stars and

Melissa Amos: 00:08:43

Star wars and Star Trek. That wasn't really my thing. But yes, I so

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loved back to the future and quantum. I loved

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Quantum leap. I like, it was like on Tuesday

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evening, Tuesday afternoon,

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there's the best thing. And now a lot of what I do

Melissa Amos: 00:09:01

is time exploration. And then I never

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thought that I was into things like period dramas, and I never really

Melissa Amos: 00:09:09

watched them. And then I watched Bridgerton on a whim. And I'm like, oh,

Melissa Amos: 00:09:12

I love this. And I know that's not time travel. And obviously,

Melissa Amos: 00:09:16

if anyone that knows me knows I'm reading the outline Outlander series at the moment.

Beth Hewitt: 00:09:20

Oh, Outlanders. That's another one. That was another big thing that was, because it's

Melissa Amos: 00:09:23

fascinating. And I think that it gives a. I think

Melissa Amos: 00:09:27

it opens the mind, because actually,

Melissa Amos: 00:09:31

we are so focused on what

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is on the matter. We are so focused on. This is what's in

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front of me. This is what's going on. This is where I'm needed. This

Melissa Amos: 00:09:42

is the demands on my attention. This is the thing I need to respond to

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and react to that we then don't, as this

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card is implying, we don't reach our

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potential. We don't align to our sacred mission

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because we're too busy reacting, responding,

Melissa Amos: 00:10:00

looking at the things that actually don't mind

Melissa Amos: 00:10:04

the pun, don't matter. And I think that these programs,

Melissa Amos: 00:10:08

these shows help us zoom out a bit and come into this,

Melissa Amos: 00:10:12

whether it's just for fun or for philosophical

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contemplation, which is always where my mind goes. But it does give

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you that opportunity to zoom out and be like, oh, if

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that's the case, if I do have these gifts, if there are all these different

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personalities, if we can see humanity evolving and

Melissa Amos: 00:10:30

moving from here to there, then what's the point?

Melissa Amos: 00:10:34

And I think when you start asking questions, what's the

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point? Which can either come from, oh, my

Melissa Amos: 00:10:41

God, what is the point? It's still a powerful question. Yeah, I think that's

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why a lot of people hit rock bottom and then find their awakening

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and their connection, because they're asking that question.

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Or, like, through a more just, like, open

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curiosity of what's the point? We ask

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it, and then it sends our brain into these

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little rabbit holes, and I think it also communicates to the universe,

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then goes, okay, maybe this is the point. Maybe this is

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you. And maybe we've been speaking about the origins of us and

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where these bits and pieces of us have come from, because maybe it is

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about going back. So why we're talking about time travel. Maybe there is

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something in there that as we go right the way back to the very

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origins of us, that we start to realize everything that's made us,

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that we can then really link into this golden thread of who we are,

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and then we can understand more about what we're becoming rather

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than just get to 2024 and there

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be this stop, because we are so busy

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just doing life rather than being

Melissa Amos: 00:11:47

life. Such a great

Beth Hewitt: 00:11:51

card to start with, to get our brain

Beth Hewitt: 00:11:54

cells aware in. I have pulled

Beth Hewitt: 00:11:58

two cards, and I think we're segwaying.

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:02

Segway, because these cards. So these cards are from

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:05

Archangel Gabriel, Oracle cards, quite an old deck that I've

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:09

had. Doreen virtue about them one time, but they're very practical, everyday kind of

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:13

thing. They're not really the Cosmos. And I knew what Card was going to come

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:17

out before I pulled it because I thought, I know what card's going to come

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:19

out because it's going to have absolutely nothing to do. This is what I was

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:22

just literally thinking in my head as you were reading, started to read your card.

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:25

It's going to have absolutely nothing to do with what we're just talking about, and

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:28

I'm going to have to make it fit. And lo and

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:32

beholden, here it lands.

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:35

We've got the editor card. Okay, editor.

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:39

Your writing or other creative project benefits

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:43

from outside help and support.

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:48

So we've got two young boys sat

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:51

at a typewriter. They're like, from maybe the 1930s,

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:54

1940s, right, in their maybe school newsletter or

Beth Hewitt: 00:12:58

something like that. And they look like they're trying to figure it out. He's got

Beth Hewitt: 00:13:02

his tongue sticking out. He's looking like, I'm trying to figure out how to use

Beth Hewitt: 00:13:05

this typewriter, and he's writing, and he's got a friend who's, like, looking over his

Beth Hewitt: 00:13:08

shoulder going, what on earth are you trying to do? So how

Beth Hewitt: 00:13:12

does this fit with. Just fine. It fits perfectly.

Melissa Amos: 00:13:16

First of all, when you said you picked the archangel Gabriel

Melissa Amos: 00:13:20

deck, like, if you think about Archangel Gabriel's story as that

Melissa Amos: 00:13:24

he, she, they descended from the stars. True. Yeah. And

Melissa Amos: 00:13:27

that picked, if you could see. The picture that is Gabriel. Yeah.

Beth Hewitt: 00:13:31

Coming out of land. Right. That's how. And that, you know,

Melissa Amos: 00:13:35

there was the fire in the sky and that, that's, that's this.

Melissa Amos: 00:13:39

We didn't have lights back then. That's what we knew. So that was

Melissa Amos: 00:13:42

like, okay, maybe that's that message. But the editor, this is the

Melissa Amos: 00:13:46

point. Like, we only. We have this massive story.

Melissa Amos: 00:13:50

We have this massive potential. Yeah. And we are the

Melissa Amos: 00:13:53

editor. Unfortunately, what I see over and over again is

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that we limit ourselves. It's almost like quite often

Melissa Amos: 00:14:01

we are writing for the wrong genre. You're like,

Melissa Amos: 00:14:05

no, you can't have the time travel in your love story

Melissa Amos: 00:14:08

because it doesn't make sense. And then out comes

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outlander. And you're like, literally, it does make sense. And so where

Melissa Amos: 00:14:16

are we limited? Where are we editing ourselves? Where are we not

Melissa Amos: 00:14:20

coming into that full potential, as it says in this cut,

Melissa Amos: 00:14:23

this unlimited potential. And it is unlimited if

Melissa Amos: 00:14:27

you think about the sky and people say, oh, sky's the limit. The sky's the

Melissa Amos: 00:14:31

limit. Maybe the sky's not the limit. Maybe there's the stars and the

Melissa Amos: 00:14:34

galaxies. Maybe there isn't the limit. Where does that come from? Sky

Beth Hewitt: 00:14:38

the limit. Literally, if we think about it, the sky is not the limit, is

Beth Hewitt: 00:14:41

it? Where has that come from? And I feel like I need to research that,

Beth Hewitt: 00:14:44

because it's not. The sky isn't the limit. It's another

Melissa Amos: 00:14:48

restriction. It's just a ceiling to. I'm looking

Melissa Amos: 00:14:51

up today. We have a beautiful blue sky. Not one cloud

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or line in the sky. And

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it's. It does look infinite. It looks like it can go on

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forever. So maybe the universe

Melissa Amos: 00:15:06

and things. But then if

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that's. If we are what that is, as this

Melissa Amos: 00:15:13

card depicts, made of stars, made of the sky, then

Melissa Amos: 00:15:17

we have this unlimited nature.

Melissa Amos: 00:15:20

But we are edited either mainly, I think,

Melissa Amos: 00:15:24

bye. Outside sources, you know, what we've known,

Melissa Amos: 00:15:28

especially before we were seven, how we've

Melissa Amos: 00:15:31

loaded the world and what it is. And so then our

Melissa Amos: 00:15:35

physicality starts to

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learn certain behaviors. What is possible, what isn't possible.

Melissa Amos: 00:15:42

Oh, we watch back to the future and, oh, it's science

Melissa Amos: 00:15:46

fiction. So something like that isn't true. Maybe something that is

Melissa Amos: 00:15:49

true. Where does that come from? Where does that initial thought, that creative idea come

Beth Hewitt: 00:15:53

from for somebody to create a film, a story, a

Beth Hewitt: 00:15:56

script around that? It comes from somewhere. It comes from something

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:00

within you that you want to bring forth. Right, the editor

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:04

card. Yeah, you're right. It's about, and I love the fact that we've

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:08

got these two young boys who are very playful in this. Like they're willing to

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:11

give it a go. And I think sometimes it's about going back to that playfulness

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:14

of who we want to be and writing that story with kind of

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:18

no limitations of how that might be perceived or

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:22

whether we write it wrong or we type the words in the wrong order. But

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:25

just to actually stepping forth and having a go and just

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:29

trying to rewrite that story, having that intention to do that.

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:32

But also the cards alluding to you could benefit from

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:36

outside help. So this is a journey that we, many of us go

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:40

on. And we've talked about reshaping our identity and changing who

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:44

we are and writing that new narrative and creating a vision before. But

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:48

sometimes that can feel a little bigger than us. And

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:51

sometimes you might want support from a coach or a mentor who

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:55

maybe specializes in that. Or surround yourself,

Beth Hewitt: 00:16:59

you know, this young boy with his friend behind him, surround yourself

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:03

with people who are on that same journey of self

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:06

discovery. So you're not feeling like you're just randomly

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:11

typing things on the typewriter, but you're actually doing

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:14

it in and amongst conversations and

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:18

seeing what's possible from what other people are achieving and different

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:21

perspectives and things like that. So I think it's a reminder that, yes, whilst

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:25

this is sometimes a solitude thing that we

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:29

do, we are with our thoughts throughout the

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:32

day. We're doing all of the things that there

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:36

is also space out

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:40

there where there's communities and people that can support you

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:43

and vice versa, because we all have got something to bring to the

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:47

table. You might be the missing link in somebody else's story

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:51

and that we don't need to do this alone. We can create the future that

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:54

we want, and we talk about co

Beth Hewitt: 00:17:58

creation with the universe, but also co creation with

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:01

others. When we start to really step into

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:05

the vision and take action on that, all of these doors

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:09

start to open, and then all of these people do start to come in. You

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:13

allow new people and new community and new connections and new

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:16

conversations to come in. And it may be a

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:19

continuum, it may be an ongoing editing

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:23

of that story. You write the vision

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:27

once you start to take action and you

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:30

realize, oh, I've experienced this now.

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:34

These are new people, these are new ideas. And I

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:38

get to rewrite it again. Again. You get to be the editor

Beth Hewitt: 00:18:42

forever. As long as you want to be the editor, as long as you want.

Melissa Amos: 00:18:45

To reinvent, well, it's always possible. And we.

Melissa Amos: 00:18:50

Yes, our all answers are within. Yes, true.

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And we don't do this. We don't do this alone. We're not alone. We get

Melissa Amos: 00:18:57

inspired. We get inspired by listening to a podcast of two ladies talking

Melissa Amos: 00:19:01

about we are made of the stars, connect with the stars. I

Melissa Amos: 00:19:05

don't know. But then all of that energy is

Melissa Amos: 00:19:09

within us. It's just, we do not know. Like, we don't have

Melissa Amos: 00:19:13

that access maybe to it. And then we watch

Melissa Amos: 00:19:16

the film or we speak to the friend, or really working

Melissa Amos: 00:19:20

with a talented coach or intuitive

Melissa Amos: 00:19:25

healer, mentor or friend who has those capacities

Melissa Amos: 00:19:29

can really help you just reframe

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something. Yeah. Like sometimes it just means talking it out

Melissa Amos: 00:19:36

and then you hear yourself say it, because when it's in your head. It just

Melissa Amos: 00:19:39

goes round and round around. And whether they say, like,

Melissa Amos: 00:19:42

95% of our thoughts are unconscious,

Melissa Amos: 00:19:45

95%. Then we have these 5%, which is no time at

Melissa Amos: 00:19:49

all. 5% of our thoughts are conscious.

Melissa Amos: 00:19:53

So where do we get these new thoughts from?

Melissa Amos: 00:19:57

They've got to come from somewhere, because they're not coming from that 95%. The

Melissa Amos: 00:20:00

95% is all complete programming. It's everything that's

Melissa Amos: 00:20:04

been edited within us in parts. And yes, we

Melissa Amos: 00:20:08

have this divine blueprint that's sitting there, and

Melissa Amos: 00:20:11

it's there, and it's always guiding us and pushing us, but it

Melissa Amos: 00:20:15

sits underneath the programs. It's. If I was a

Melissa Amos: 00:20:19

computer and I'm just this hard

Melissa Amos: 00:20:22

drive, and then I put in the potential

Melissa Amos: 00:20:26

of it for, like, my MacBook. Let's talk about my

Melissa Amos: 00:20:30

MacBook. What amazing MacBook. And it's. It can. It

Melissa Amos: 00:20:33

could literally create the most

Melissa Amos: 00:20:36

incredible things. Yes. Yeah. Connect me

Melissa Amos: 00:20:40

with the most incredible people. Yes. I could

Melissa Amos: 00:20:44

edit photos, and I could make

Melissa Amos: 00:20:47

movies, and I could write the best next bestseller,

Melissa Amos: 00:20:51

and I could speak to, I don't know,

Melissa Amos: 00:20:55

Gandhi. Right. I can do all of these things,

Melissa Amos: 00:20:58

but it's the programs that you put on there and the

Melissa Amos: 00:21:02

input that I put in there that actually determines what it's going to do. I

Melissa Amos: 00:21:06

could. Have I made a movie?

Melissa Amos: 00:21:09

No. Have I designed the

Melissa Amos: 00:21:13

next Picasso? No. Have I written a best selling

Melissa Amos: 00:21:17

book? Yes. However, it's. And this is us. We

Melissa Amos: 00:21:20

have this potential here within us, and it is unlimited. But what are we

Melissa Amos: 00:21:24

putting in there? And then it is the people around us.

Melissa Amos: 00:21:28

Yes. The books that we read, the

Melissa Amos: 00:21:31

knowledge that work, the courses that we have, the friendships that we

Melissa Amos: 00:21:35

choose to create our family. And

Melissa Amos: 00:21:39

I was having this conversation with someone the other day. It's things like having a

Melissa Amos: 00:21:43

card deck. It's things like knowing how

Melissa Amos: 00:21:46

to channel or connect with spirit guides or connect to the tree or

Melissa Amos: 00:21:49

connect to the stars. That also gives you another sense of

Melissa Amos: 00:21:53

inspiration. If. Unless we ask that question, unless

Melissa Amos: 00:21:57

we turn to that thing, unless we pick it up and go, I am

Melissa Amos: 00:22:01

using this and I'm asking the right question today,

Melissa Amos: 00:22:04

then we're just going to be stuck in that loop of 95%

Melissa Amos: 00:22:07

unconscious. Yeah. It's a good reminder to get out there more

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:11

and consume and learn and pick the things that you're interested in, pick

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:15

the books up that resonate with you. Go to the movies or go to

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:18

the events, go to the conferences and consume new

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:22

information, because you're right. If we're just as much

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:26

and as knowledgeable as we all might be in our area of genius

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:30

and our superpowers. There is so much more for

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:34

us to be able to bring in and

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:37

to shape what we already know. It's not just about learning new things,

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:41

it's about how can we bring that and integrate that with what we already know

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:46

to make conversations even better. So I think it's a great reminder,

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:50

actually, that's what I picked up from that is that there is

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:53

more, the more that we can learn. I've always been a bit of a sponge.

Beth Hewitt: 00:22:57

I know that you're a bit of a sponge because you like to learn things

Beth Hewitt: 00:23:00

all of the time. But, yeah, I think knowledge is fun in

Beth Hewitt: 00:23:04

that way, when we can just choose what it is that we fill

Beth Hewitt: 00:23:07

our minds with. It's exciting.

Melissa Amos: 00:23:11

100%. This weekend I went to see Bruce

Melissa Amos: 00:23:14

Lipton. He was in London. And what an incredible

Melissa Amos: 00:23:18

man. Like the knowledge and the passion that he had

Melissa Amos: 00:23:22

around epigenetics. And from. He's like

Melissa Amos: 00:23:25

79, this guy, right? Literally all day on stage from ten till

Melissa Amos: 00:23:29

five, really lively and giving it. And he was saying that,

Melissa Amos: 00:23:33

I can't remember the exact age, but he was

Melissa Amos: 00:23:36

certainly around in his forties, I think,

Melissa Amos: 00:23:40

when he actually started to look at a lot of the things that he's looking

Melissa Amos: 00:23:44

at now, because he was a science man, he was a medicine man. And then

Melissa Amos: 00:23:48

also, I was listening to Neil Donald Walshe yesterday,

Melissa Amos: 00:23:51

love. We are in a summit together

Melissa Amos: 00:23:56

on a summit that we're both in. And he was saying

Melissa Amos: 00:24:00

that he was 49 when he had his first conversation

Melissa Amos: 00:24:03

with God. And. Right, and so we

Melissa Amos: 00:24:07

are all evolving now. These information, like, I love

Melissa Amos: 00:24:11

listening to people who love things like this,

Melissa Amos: 00:24:14

and I try to not create an echo chamber

Melissa Amos: 00:24:18

and to listen to a lot of different points of view. But the

Melissa Amos: 00:24:22

point is that me saying about the 95% of our

Melissa Amos: 00:24:26

thoughts and the 99.99,999. This came up at the conference

Melissa Amos: 00:24:29

at the weekend. So this is something that is now

Melissa Amos: 00:24:33

more active in my mind. It's something I'm now more

Melissa Amos: 00:24:37

aware of. And as I'm listening to him, I'm thinking

Melissa Amos: 00:24:40

about my work. I'm thinking about and the things that I do

Melissa Amos: 00:24:44

in my healing journey, and the way that I speak to myself and the

Melissa Amos: 00:24:48

biology of my beliefs. And so we can be inspired.

Melissa Amos: 00:24:52

And please, if there's anything that you, Beth, or I

Melissa Amos: 00:24:55

say during these podcasts that maybe

Melissa Amos: 00:24:59

inspire you, I'd encourage you to take that and bring it into the

Melissa Amos: 00:25:02

body. This is this card of I take the

Melissa Amos: 00:25:06

stars and it's in my body like these. They're not separate. This isn't my

Melissa Amos: 00:25:10

idea. This isn't like, I created this, but this is

Melissa Amos: 00:25:14

a combination of everything that's come in. We embody it,

Melissa Amos: 00:25:17

and then we're like, okay, where does this bring into my blueprint, my

Melissa Amos: 00:25:21

passion, my understanding of life? How can that add

Melissa Amos: 00:25:24

or take away or pivot or whatever it is

Melissa Amos: 00:25:30

or not? Like you. Like, not everything that people say

Melissa Amos: 00:25:33

is going to be true. And something really

Melissa Amos: 00:25:37

interesting happens when you have two opposing

Melissa Amos: 00:25:40

beliefs. If you ever just try and have

Melissa Amos: 00:25:44

two opposing beliefs and really sit

Melissa Amos: 00:25:48

with two opposing beliefs in your. Okay, yeah,

Beth Hewitt: 00:25:52

time travel. Not time travel. And really

Melissa Amos: 00:25:55

sit with that, like, your natural, your 95%

Melissa Amos: 00:25:59

will latch on one and dismiss the other, right? Yeah, but

Melissa Amos: 00:26:02

if we really sit with it and we just go, okay, and we watch what

Melissa Amos: 00:26:06

happens, and you feel that argument, that fight what I

Melissa Amos: 00:26:10

think happens, and this is that the imagery I get is like, these

Melissa Amos: 00:26:13

neural pathways in the brain start to fire

Melissa Amos: 00:26:17

up, and then they're, like, asking these questions, like, how can

Melissa Amos: 00:26:21

things both be true? How can they both be true?

Melissa Amos: 00:26:25

And now, how can I work with them or use them

Melissa Amos: 00:26:28

or embody them so that I can then grow?

Melissa Amos: 00:26:34

You only have to look at the Internet to know how hard it is to

Melissa Amos: 00:26:37

hold two opposing views. People go nuts. Like, literally,

Melissa Amos: 00:26:41

people go nuts. And it's a real. It's a real

Melissa Amos: 00:26:45

form of self mastery. If you can just

Melissa Amos: 00:26:49

try, just attempt, endeavor to

Melissa Amos: 00:26:53

just hold. Maybe I am made of stars.

Beth Hewitt: 00:26:56

Yeah. And also I can see and feel that I

Melissa Amos: 00:27:00

look very different to the star in the sky. Yeah.

Beth Hewitt: 00:27:04

That's a great exercise. And I idea for.

Beth Hewitt: 00:27:08

For us all to try out. So I love

Beth Hewitt: 00:27:11

that. I love where the cards have gone. Today.

Melissa Amos: 00:27:16

Your mission has been initiated. Old

Melissa Amos: 00:27:20

opposing beliefs be open. You are made of the stars.

Melissa Amos: 00:27:23

Let's go there. You're made of the stars. If you are

Melissa Amos: 00:27:27

made of the stars, every star in the sky has a reason. If

Melissa Amos: 00:27:31

things started going missing, if the sun suddenly collapsed, the world

Melissa Amos: 00:27:34

would end. Right? We all have that. Everything's there. It's this beautiful

Melissa Amos: 00:27:38

tapestry. So you're here. So your job is to shine the

Melissa Amos: 00:27:42

brightest in your way, not to shine in my way or anyone

Melissa Amos: 00:27:46

else's to shine in your way. And so we can just

Melissa Amos: 00:27:49

start to consider, what is it that I'm made of?

Melissa Amos: 00:27:53

What percentage, what dilution am

Melissa Amos: 00:27:57

I of each things. Which things am I focusing on?

Melissa Amos: 00:28:00

And that 5% of

Melissa Amos: 00:28:04

conscious thought. What are you going to bring into that today?

Melissa Amos: 00:28:08

What are you going to use your 5% of conscious thought to

Melissa Amos: 00:28:11

inform your 95%? Because sometimes it just

Melissa Amos: 00:28:15

takes one moment of inspiration

Melissa Amos: 00:28:19

from one thing that you've heard in the right space and in the right time

Melissa Amos: 00:28:22

for you to go.

Beth Hewitt: 00:28:29

I love that. Great conversation. Okay. Until

Beth Hewitt: 00:28:32

next time, Mel. Thank you. I'll see you soon.