EPISODE · Mar 2, 2022 · 53 MIN
161. From Writing His Suicide Note to the Path of Enlightenment - D Neil Elliott
from Soul Elevation: Guiding Your Ascension to New Heights · host Kara Goodwin
D. Neil Elliott is highly educated, owned a profitable consulting firm, and had a successful career and an amazing wife and family. Despite his outward success, he found himself in a dark time, drafting a suicide note at his kitchen table. In that time of hopelessness, he mustered enough strength and courage to carry on. Over the course of the following year, Neil lifted himself to an inner state of love, peace, joy, and abundance. His perspectives on life changed entirely. He has shared the powerful lessons and steps which came to him in this time of need to transform his life in his book, A Higher Road. We talk about his journey in this episode, as well as: His journey from practical engineer to figuring out how to change his thought patterns and self realize. Shifting into higher states of consciousness through meditation. The realization that every thought he'd had had brought into his life every experience, good or bad. Our thinking and feeling affects our biology. Consciousness being nonlocal. What you think affects the expression of a cell. You can rewire your brain as you age. Cleansing and rebuilding consciousness. dneilelliott.com A Higher Road Other episodes you'll enjoy: 090. Suicide - Jon Salmon 138. Altering Your Mind - Dennis Berry 148. Dr. Jill Bolte-Taylor RERELEASE - My Stroke of Insight Support the show: Visit my sponsors page to get deals on things I love and support the show! Connect with me: [email protected] www.karagoodwin.com IG: @kara_goodwin_meditation FB: @karagoodwinmeditation Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-meditation-conversation-podcast/id1442136034
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