For a skeptic who believes consciousness is purely a brain can receive a product, what is the most compelling piece of evidence and scientific or experiential you'd offer them to reconsider?

Well the consciousness is, what you could term the higher consciousness, is separate from the conscious mind.

The conscious mind is what we use in our conscious physical body.

When we're not physical, when we die, The consciousness, the higher consciousness is still present.

It is not dead.

Only the conscious mind does not exist anymore because that's attached to the brain.

So when we're born, we're born out of spirituality, a higher source and energy.

When did this shift from a personified God to an infinite, all-pervading divine energy occur for you, and how did it change your daily reality?

What's the title of it? If there's anything you want to share about what people can expect out of it? just kind of

yes the book is like my journey of life and with spiritual what i would call miraculous miracles happening um and they occurred so many times that it became more than just a coincidence and i couldn't explain them so i thought i'm just lucky all the time and i thought can i be just lucky even from a child things that happen you know i remember at a school fair and didn't have any money with my parents there and one of my schoolmates come up he says oh what number should i pick on the chocolate wheel i don't know anything you just you you're playing it mate he goes no no you pick the number i don't know why he's insisting i pick a number so i picked a number 14 and 14 come up and he grabbed his prize and run off i wish i had that money so anyway i knew lots of things happened it happened quite a lot People sort of gravitated to me.

I had a lot of friends.

But then when I was going to India and saw these things, I studied from my own Christian religion that the things that Jesus said I thought are the most important things.

They wrote them down at the time of the day more like a history book than a way of teaching.

But what Jesus was telling us was a way of teaching.

So why can't we just follow those teachings? So they should have been carried on.

But like you said, try going somewhere different, try going to a park, try, try a different location I think that's important for people to try and I mean when people are doing this what's usually I guess the the amount of time they should try to allocate you know some people say you should meditate for just five minutes a day some people say all the way up to like an hour a day I know a guy who meditates and does breath work for like two three hours a day and I can't keep up with his schedule

So can you share your personal journey with us that brought you to this point today?

Yes, I can.

So I was born up with a Christian background as a child and a Christian family.

going to the church on the Sundays and having studies during the week at school.

It was a very enjoyable life for me growing up.

We lived in a country area in Victoria, Australia, in the bushlands there.

And I quite enjoyed it, but there was many things in my mind that didn't quite seem to have the answers.

And they ask, why do you think life struggles often become catalysts for personal transformation? Did you get all of that?

let's say that was the case what kind of society do you think would have created and do you think that would be a fair assessment

i i think yes you're correct in that there's certain leaders of our world and different countries and where they these people are keeping a fear campaign that they don't want you to know this truth So you are virtually providing them as you are the servant, you are whatever they want you to do by media.

and written books and education.

So if people knew this truth, I don't think they would not work together.

They'd probably work more together when they rise up and realize they have this ability to create and control themselves.

They'll probably work more in unity because we really are one in unity.

We are one with the energy of the divine universe.

and reflected upon, what do you believe is the most important truth human beings spend their lives overlooking?

What is truth? What first inspired that search and how has it transformed your understanding of yourself?

Yeah, that is a good question.

And this is what my question has been for many, many years.

But, you know, as growing up as a child, you don't ask those questions, what is truth? You just accept what you're told is truth.

And I grew up in a Christian environment where I used to go to church on a Sunday with the family.

And you don't actually question anything.

You accept it all.

So when did you discover that the truth is we being gods? And do you believe in God? Do you believe in the supernatural being in charge of everything?