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willing to look at it wouldn't wouldn't be relevant to look at life situations mostly people to look
at the past in relation to allow more don't look back here is the way in which you look back your
patterns I might get from here would be so different and it worked so differently so I have to be
able to go if I could be uploaded to your computer in a sense or wherever we would go
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beyond it's in a different place
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so I almost know I could move from there into a personification that it doesn't even feel is
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just have to be an outlaw. To do what I would do here Hey, what's next? Because I've been
looking at your relationship, and that I could do that it is maybe relevant only to ask, because
now that you're asked. So, you know which way to go most?
Bob Monroe 35:34
Information about myself would you do? What would a person
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said that they've been looking for? And usually people are not in touch with. First of all, in
touch with these stories, they're not even in touch with what we call like a title. I mean, so
there's so many. And then. So what we call saltpans to a space that would be non dualistic,
and if it's non dualistic so mostly I'm dealing with it so that they can have some some sense
that they are not just throw the ability to know that I am not alone, aside from the fact that they
may have unhealthy patterns that are counterproductive to what they're what they're here to.
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So I can see, usually I can see the whole pattern. Before I don't know why we've had patterns
here. You've quit smoking? Well, no, but you've hit up against a very different barrier than most
people do. Because it's like you hit up a barrier where it doesn't matter. So I don't know, if you
see back information from out there. At some point, it doesn't matter because you're doing
more than here. And if you start feeding information from here, of course, it matters if you want
to, to complete some of this. So yes, and there's different causes just like the battery of
costume the other way, because I got a battery, sorry, children, their whole life, then it was the
almost like,
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like it's so far away. And I feel not as much as you would feel. So possibly when that
recognition suddenly said this is what you're doing in the space. While you've been out there,
as far as you can, for as long as you said,
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things have changed here. It's almost like a part of you that is so far out there almost can't
recognize how much it doesn't have. It's like I can't recognize that sounds like it can't recognize
here that has changed. And some of the things doesn't comprehend. It's like someone that
was on a spaceship and travels three months, and it's kind of useless past year. And you fled
back and you've been on the three months and 20 us this past year. And there's a miss
comprehension from there. Does that make sense? Making it difficult for you to put out things
engage a time schedule here. Ah it's a very different way of looking. So all right. So one of the
world but that the world has a very different time schedule in this world but how does that
normal which you are living in when you're living here acknowledge this time and does it
constantly now need to be held from some version from here there are some ways to to either
quickens you can put this reluctance to what kind of time here and to to put
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Do you have to go there to come here? Does that make sense? For you to just I have a little bit
of
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and we'll get through it because remember Utah back this means my solid and permission is
certainly anybody's permission. And so there's a little bit of a barrier that I'm moving through
with, you know, teaching a young girl from my father, you know, as if I want to say that this
almost like a little bit, that could have also been, like if my father and you could change places,
and my father is stuck. I mean, he is. I mean, he's just birth stuff. I mean, in Europe, all the way
up there. And your time is, even though he has a lot.
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From this perspective, I feel like I can be somewhere in the middle, I'm not. I know the direction
that I'm moving. And my commitment is,
Bob Monroe 40:55
well, how do you spend a normal week?
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Well, right now my life is shifting. My normal week would be probably to see, anywhere from
eight to 10 clients a week, only go to Tuesday, one new client only a day. I also work with
businesses, one of the things I have done, which is very interesting, is that I had become
professional was familiar. And were very unprepared. And it's not always the honest thing. So I
can tell you that there is a tone that is throughout Minnesota, Chicago, California, not just
California, in New York, but Colorado at fly, I have computer clients I have. Now some of it's
difficult because you're ahead of them, and they get angry at you. And you have to slow down
to all kinds of things. But I work much like I charge a doctor a lawyer. So my financial, actually,
it's curious that I got to a place where I could really well, less than a week, and make a very
good time to do anything I wanted to know as a Friday. And a lot of the tenure cycles has
come back is a very strong desire to let go of living. Looking at living peoples so it's been a
decreasing, looking to see why. So working in counseling and raising my price, one word of
mouth. For successful, it works. People want to get them which I'm starting to see some
people, physical people that love them. So I want to also integrate. It's like I can give them the
next step. So I'm not abandoning them as if I want to learn to love them. That's one of the
reasons I think.
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Well, there's a whole lot of growth. I mean, I could start with the individual. Okay, whenever I
see what's going on individually for me, is usually going on in the company. So I start with half
of the company and is a kind of reluctance so one thing that I thought was going to heal in your
company, I start with you, and the healing was eat