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Mar 19, 2024 33 min

12. Disrupt your Outdated Programming and Upgrade your Consciousness | 2/111

from The Divinely Aligned Channel Hosted by Cortnie Clarke

In this episode, Cortnie shares her personal journey of choosing to live superconsciously and the challenges she faced in committing to daily YouTube videos. She discusses the power of the unconscious mind and how it runs our lives unless we disrupt the programming. Cortnie explains how our beliefs and definitions are formed and the importance of taking responsibility for our lives. She encourages listeners to shift paradigms, choose the unknown, and live in the present moment. Cortnie also emphasizes the importance of channeling the divine and overcoming self-consciousness and unconscious programming. She concludes by discussing the process of co-creating with the divine and being aligned with our true desires. Chapters; 00:00 Choosing to Live Super Consciously 03:01 Living Limitlessly through YouTube 05:24 The Power of the Unconscious Mind 09:28 Forming Beliefs and Definitions 13:47 Taking Responsibility for Your Life 18:29 Living in the Now and Channeling the Divine 22:25 Overcoming Self-Consciousness and Unconscious Programming 27:26 Living Super Consciously and Empowering Yourself 31:10 Co-Creating with the Divine and Being Aligned 32:09 Being Present and Trusting the Process

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