Aug 27, 2019
Let's face it, we've all had those "weird" experiences and this
episode allows us to be a fly on the wall for some pretty
remarkable stuff with Nagendra. I'm excited to take you into the
woo with this episode. Some of you may be scratching your heads at
what we're diving into while others will be nodding along like
"YES, I get it". Either way, you'll definitely be entertained!
Nagendra von der Mehden is a mystic, yogi, and Mystery School
guide. He works with spiritual seekers who are ready to experience
higher states of consciousness and latent human potential. He does
this through workshops, retreats, and programs in ecstatic living
at mindprana.com.
Episode Highlights:
- Nagendra considers the different dimensions and explains how the body interacts with them.
- Nagendra speaks on the idea of a "pronic body" and how it is so difficult to perceive.
- Emily talks about how she helps clients throughout her process, including her ways of searching for guidance.
- Nagendra speaks on how this "different" place is free of confinement and that we are all connected to it.
- They both talk about how they teach someone to change their mindset from the physical to the astral/pronal.
- Emily talks about how humans are not separate from the world around them and that we created this idea.
- Nagendra talks about one of his experiences in Peru and how the ritual he participated in changed his view on time and his past.
- Emily considers one of her visions and how her vision took place somewhere "else" where she created and learned.
3 Key Points:
- The most important part of human existence is learning to be separate from your own body.
- We are connected to trillions of different souls and they are all rooting for you and your success.
- You have to learn how to change your mindset and distance yourself from physical ideals and focus on the spiritual side.
Tweetable Quotes:
- "We are already connected to it, but we just don't have awareness of it" - Nagendra Von Der Mehden
- “There is always further to go." - Nagendra Von Der Mehden
- “When you're in that space, you feel like you have your own personal cheerleading section." - Emily Aarons
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