from the path of who-you-really-are. It’s time to wake up in the morning and
reach for the high-flying disc and train yourself back onto it in order to be who-
you-are.
So for everybody, everybody watching, everybody here, it’s like when
there’s something inside of you that’s calling ... It’s like, I just think of it as
a calling.
But for you to be able to hear the calling, you have to have practiced yourself
into the frequency. And then that calling that you are speaking about feels like
inspiration. In other words, that’s when you start realizing it, you see. By the
time you feel the calling, you’ve been in the frequency long enough that you’re
starting to translate it into something that’s meaningful for you. And that’s a
self-taught course.
Yeah. It’s interesting, because now this thing that I’m writing, I mean, I
took the Tao Te Ching, a famous book written 2,500 years ago, and wrote
my interpretations of it in a book when I turned 65 eight years ago. And
now I have a place on Maui. And I had four things that I had to do. I had to
stop at the Safeway to get some gift cards because I was going to see my
kids. I had to stop at the bank to get some cash—
Because you were going to see your kids.Because I was going to see my kids. You have to take lots of cash for that.
I had to stop at the vitamin store because I wanted to pick up some
supplements because I was going on this trip—this is a part of that trip.
And I wanted to stop at another store that sells something called Poke,
which is this wonderful Hawaiian food that I love. And then I was going to
go home. That was my plan. But instead, my car actually drove me. I wasn’t
driving. I don’t even know how to say this. I was just—
You were inspired to behavior that wasn’t coming from your conscious mind,
because you were in vibrational accord with Broader Perspective, who knows
who-you-really-are and where you really meant to go.
Right. So it took me to Barnes & Noble, and I’m halfway out of the car
and all of a sudden I think, What am I doing here at Barnes & Noble? I’ve
got to get back. I’ve got a flight to catch. But instead of moving toward my
flight, I’ve got this classic text in my hand. It’s called the Bhagavad Gita