Coming up ... Guest interview with psychedelic artist, Chris Dyer
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Hello!
I am about to record my 4th episode on the podcast “Identities: Moving from Roles to Souls” and am so excited to talk with this psychedelic artist, Chris Dyer.
Sometimes I go down a rabbit hole of art, meditation and the possibilities of a spiritual realm that is beyond the 3D world. I think it is egotistical to think that our 3D world is the only existence if everything is matter and energy there is much more going on than we know. The verification that when I say something that is true or resonates for me and I get goosebumps up the back of my neck or when a friend and I say the same thing at the exact same time or when I pull a tarot card that has a feather on it with a saying that I am not alone and I see a feather on my table at lunch that same day. These are all acknowledgements or little nods that there is more around us than we know.
Thus I am bringing to YOU, my subscribers, listeners, supporters, an introduction to Chris Dyer.
Chris Dyer is a Peruvian artist based in Florida who is a soul with good intentions for his self and humanity. He is a soul on a quest for a higher frequency of consciousnesses, through natural life experiences and practices. He is open to be a medium of the Great Spirit, who attempts to let go of the complications of his ego-mind and be of service to the evolving collective. A student of life in gratitude for all the human experiences given to him.
DISCLAIMER:
This conversation may leave you feeling happier, more open, hopeful and positive with a potential for inspiration to explore other dimensions of consciousness.
I invite you to watch this space for the upcoming podcast where I will explore these high vibrations of a collective experience.
To learn more about Chris here’s everything you need to know in this link.
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Meditation Resources:
How is your practice coming along? Remember that practice makes progress, there is no destination other than back to yourself and your heart space. Here are some guided meditations I am listening to lately that you may like as well. And of course I’ve got a few of my own. I’ve got a new one coming out for you next week!
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