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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 46 MIN

Creating More Peace (and less separation) for Yourself

from JRF Podcast Cutting Edge Consciousness Here · host Jill Renee Feeler: Inspired Advisor

It is common to feel isolated and even alone in this world. Many here have questioned, and even transcended, traditional methods for connecting to God. Moving past convention can make us feel misunderstood, separate or even excluded.In this message we help us feel more peace, and less separation from ourselves and each other (even those who have different beliefs, passions).The main idea from podcast #16 is about embracing openness and curiosity towards other's ideas and experiences, even if they initially seem outdated or uncomfortable.Janet and Jill discuss the importance of being receptive to different perspectives, whether they come from metaphysical concepts like channeling or everyday interactions. They emphasize the value of pausing and reflecting to better understand ourselves and others, fostering harmony and personal growth. The conversation also touches on the idea that inspiration and wisdom can come from unexpected sources, encouraging listeners to remain open-minded and avoid limiting judgments.Summary:Janet invites us to revisit some topics lightly covered in episode 15, particularly "woo-woo" concepts and technical language in healing and energetic work.We discuss the increasing awareness people might experience in their evolutionary process and how open-mindedness can help in understanding new ideas.Jill emphasizes the importance of being neutral and curious when confronted with unfamiliar concepts instead of feeling threatened or disinterested.We explore the concept of unity consciousness and living harmoniously with differing opinions.Janet highlights the value of pauses in life to reassess and avoid falling into non-useful habits.Jill shares insights on personal growth, embracing new experiences, and breaking patterns of disharmony.We talk about inspired thinking and the significance of thoughts in creating reality.There's a discussion on what is sometimes called channeling and the varying ways people experience and interpret divine inspiration.The podcast concludes with reflections on being open to receiving inspiration from unexpected sources and caring for one's physical body amidst new energetic frequencies.[00:00:05] Introduction by Janet and Jill, reflection on past episodes.[00:02:19] Discussion on "woo-woo" concepts, energetic work, and new awarenesses.[00:04:02] Understanding and Respecting Different Perspectives[00:09:42] Pause and Curiosity as Tools for Growth[00:14:33] Thought Patterns and Personal Growth[00:25:07] Channeling and Inspired Thinking[00:40:02] Receiving Inspiration from Unexpected Sources[00:44:27] Final thoughts, breathing exercise, and closing remarksThis episode was shared with Janet's newsletter several days ago, now being offered to our channels. Next week's will be shared first with Janet's newsletter. Janet's website is athttps://janeteichorst.com/ and Jill's is https://jillreneefeeler.com/https://jillreneefeeler.com/Please enjoy, comment, share your experience and pass this video on to anyone that you think may benefit from it.With gratitude,Jill

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