Dying To Be Me

So you lead with yourself and your own intuition, but then you can see the connection with the outer world.

And I think my anxiety journey definitely led me down a spiritual awakening because with right mindfulness as well you know we do look at facts and the one fact is that we're gonna we're gonna die at some point and so we do need to explore that and make peace with that and see what that means for us um and it led me to a book by Anita Moorjani called dying to be me I don't know if you've heard of that but it It's about a lady that's had a near-death experience and she recalls what she's found from the other side.

And the main message she's got is that love conquers all.

Love is an energy and it is a spiritual energy.

They don't get.

And so I signed the book publishing contract, and then I met Wayne Dyer, and I still remember the first time, so when I'm writing, I was still writing the book, they told me to write my whole life story, not just about the NDE, and that book is called Dying to Be Me, and thank you.

And I remember the first time, so I'm in Hong Kong, Wayne Dyer lived in Maui, and he had Hay House fly me to Los Angeles to speak at an event in Pasadena where he was speaking in front of 3,000 people.

I didn't know how many people were there, thank goodness.

So when I'm writing, I was still writing the book.

They told me to write my whole life story, not just about the NDE.

And that book is called Dying to Be Me.

And thank you.

A lot of times they become suicidal.

So the difference between those people and the people like, say, Anita Moorjani, you know, she's got this fantastic book, Dying to Be Me, and you know those individuals who came back with, uh, amazing, uh, uh, abilities, amaz- like they learn a language, they learn how to, you know, the, uh, math- great mathematical skills.

You know, they learn music.

They, you know, they came back with this healing, uh, you know, they healed themselves and so on.

And we have to stop that because the more we try to fix the body, the more we are projecting in the consciousness that the body is not well, and the more that we perpetuate not being well.

I'll talk about it more in the episode, but Anita Morgani, who wrote Dying to Be Me, said, and it's a profound statement, and you've heard me say it before, To heal is to need no healing.

So to need anything is not to have it.

So if you'd like to learn about how to heal and how to create more in your life, keep listening.

Actually, I listened to the audiobook.

And I was referred maybe, I don't know, six, seven, eight, nine, ten years prior to a friend that had read the book and said, Jim, you're going to like this book.

Anita Morgani, M-O-O-R-G-A-N-I, and the book is titled Dying to be Mean.

Now, she was writing about a profound near-death experience that she had.

And I remember here in Sedona, where I live, there is a woman who came to town.

Her name is Anita Morgani, and she wrote a book called Dying to Be Me.

And in that book, literally, she had a near-death experience, and she left the planet, and then she brought back this wisdom.

And I went to listen to her, and I didn't stay long.