I hope you love this one as much as I do.

When I first moved to Los Angeles, I was 23.

I wanted to get a record deal, and that's a whole fun journey.

I did get a record deal.

I was signed to Interscope.

I got dropped from Interscope.

I got signed to Atlantic.

Mm-hmm

... to seeing subjective reality and feeling, more importantly, feeling subjective reality, meaning we go through those years of starting to learn that, oh, love is not unconditional, right? If I'm thin, I get love.

If I get straight A's, I get love.

If I, oh, if I don't speak up and I'm pleasing, I get love, right? And we start to make-...

these connections and we start to fire and wire together these feelings inside that feel true.

And so certain things begin to feel out of balance, off limits, and we start to build these cages for ourself of where safety lives and where safety doesn't.

Because at the end of the day, we all wanna belong to our tribe, and so we don't wanna not belong.

Hmm.

Mm-hmm

... all they have is MP3s, and they play perfectly crisp and clear music every time.

But Rabbi Aaron says the following.

He says, "So you could turn the radio on, maybe you're gonna hear oldies.

You're gonna hear Diana Ross.

But then you're gonna turn it again and you're gonna hear hip-hop.

You're gonna hear Drake.

Yes.

Can you just give, like, a little bit about your story, Cath, like how you have tuned in, tuned into your, your real frequency, who you are, who we all are?

So first I want to address the first question you asked, which is about receiving, and you, you shared so beautifully that you're, you're really clear that your audience is so giving, and these are such good people who truly wake up every day really just wanting to be good, to do good, to be good parents, to be good in their communities, to make an impact.

Like, all of that is real, and yet this receiving piece doesn't always feel as easy as the giving piece.

And so I just wanna begin with that, and then we could go into, like, how I came to know this knowledge.What does it even mean to be a receiver? Like, what does it mean, right? So what I want everyone to grasp on the most fundamental level is that we live in a world that is atomic.

It is molecular, okay? We live in a world where everything is vibration.

It is sound waves.

So there is the one percent of reality, okay, an atom is one percent particle and ninety-nine percent vibration.

For all of us.

And, and this idea of lack that you just beautifully articulated, is lack real, or is it some sort of learned perception that we take on?

It's definitely a learned perception.

You know, the word Kabbalah means, in Hebrew, that word, lekabel, means to receive.

And so often people come to you and to me and to everyone else, and they're like, "These are the things that I would love to receive in my life, better relationships, better opportunities, more money, all of this." So then the question to ask is, how good are you at receiving currently? How much do you receive, right? And each of us has within us the fact- default factory settings of each of us, many people are more familiar with, like, the chakra system, but the Sphero actually include all of those energy centers of the chakras.

In fact, this crown chakra, which some people have, you know, started to know more about because there's a yoga s- you know, center on every corner now, that in Hebrew, the word is Keter, okay? Now, what that means is we have within us, right, that third eye chakra, that throat chakra, that gut chakra.

So we could talk more about this.

I'm saying chakras 'cause it's more of a commonplace understanding than the Sphero.

How cool, how exciting is that?