John Sanei has just finished his 10th 7-day meditation retreat in Cancun, Mexico with Dr Joe Dispenza.

In this episode, Erik Kruger and John Sanei dive into the teachings of Dr. Joe Dispenza and explore the concept of personal reality. They discuss how our personality shapes our reality, the power of rewiring our brains, and the importance of taking responsibility for our thoughts, actions, and feelings.

They challenge the traditional notions of psychology and highlight the need for hardware upgrades in our lives.

By becoming nobody, nowhere, in no time, they explain how we can tap into our subconscious and create the world we desire. The episode also touches on topics such as scar tissue of the personality, the introspection fallacy, and the misunderstood concept of the law of attraction. Throughout the conversation, Erik and John share their personal insights and reflections on their own journeys of self-discovery and growth.

Key Takeaways:

• Your personality creates your personal reality
• Understanding the components of personality: thoughts, actions, and feelings
• The power of rewiring the brain and challenging entrenched patterns
• The addictive nature of living a life you don't enjoy
• Taking responsibility for your own life and self-transformation
• Exploring the concept of scar tissue in personality development
• The introspection fallacy and the need for external input
• Tools for going deeper: psychedelics, meditation, and self-reflection
• Embracing the concept of allowing rather than striving in the law of attraction
• The significance of liberation in elevating oneself
• The transformative effects of meditation on microbiome and overall well-being

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