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Divine Timing: Why Peace Only Comes When You Stop Resisting Life — Transcript · YTtoTranscript

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Divine Timing: Why Peace Only Comes When You Stop Resisting Life

Peter Crone · 2,062 words · 10 min read · EN-ORIG

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That's why I said to me being the most successful person is what you just sort of said in your own way. But I say being free and at peace. >> Yeah. >> No matter what. >> Yeah. >> And I'm not saying that's an easy state to get to, but to me that is, you know,

if you want to call it heaven on earth or stori or awakening or >> liberation is like no matter what, I have plenty of [ __ ] to deal with. I have stuff that I might subjectively say I don't want. >> But can I be with that? Can I be at peace with that no matter? And either I

delegate or handle it or just get on with it or whatever, you know? But we're most people are in a state of holding, resisting, avoiding like they're just in this inner turmoil which is disease right. So for me again it comes back to safety. I at the beginning of all my live events when I speak you know

especially I have this series of called finding freedom and I will always say this space I want everybody to understand is a safe space where I want everybody to be seen heard and held >> and that's the container of my membership you know freedom membership like the number of people because we have a feed apart from all my courses

where people like I've never been in such a safe loving community >> and I I saw one of your a [clears throat] YouTube video that was your uh in one of your containers and there was a woman who was really like being open and honest and you were honoring that but you were a bit distant

from her and you like you were on stage you know and there was a group and then you said hey can is everybody okay can someone can people put their hands on her and I just thought she was >> talking about anger oh it's so lovely because that's the >> that oxytocin that connection that like

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you're not alone feeling is I think that that that was just so lovely >> to create that environment so I I want to yeah I want to honor that you're doing that work especially in a time where >> uh sometimes people are like oh Touch is weird and you know it's like it's to me

it's like a it's a non-starter. It's like touch is not weird. Touch is essential >> and natural. Yeah. >> And natural. Yeah. Absolutely. With consent and all the things that we're supposed to say, you know. >> No, that video was beautiful. I mean, for me, you know, I have a decent following, but I'm not in the dizzy

heights of >> millions of people. But that I mean, >> watch out. Here it comes. >> Here it comes. [laughter] It's actually tracking quite quickly. But, um, I think that had 3 million views in 36 hours. >> Yeah. because people resonate and they saw within themselves which is the beauty of my work is like even in my

mastermind we can have hundreds of people from all around the world I won't speak to everybody but you vicariously get the same healing or freedom by virtue of who I'm talking to because okay the details of the story the uncle the dad's name the job that you do is different but the underlying fear is

identical >> and as somebody lets go then everybody else who's witnessing that gets the opportunity to do the same so >> it's really beautiful >> epic I'm going to hit you with some quickfire questions and a reminder for everyone to be following you and uh checking out all your course work. It's just it's pretty epic.

>> Thank you. >> Um so these are inspired by uh James Lipton and Bill. You know these? I was like >> I remember James Lipton. Was that actor's studio? No. What was >> the Actor Studio? Yeah. The one time I've had the biggest fan girl moment of my life was I mean he's passed on now,

but um I was in I lived in New York City for quite a number of years and he came out of the actor studio green room door onto the streets of New York and I was like pulled my truck over on the curb so quickly that he was like startled and I got out of the car and I was like, "Oh

my god, Judson." And I like threw I was like came over, threw my arms around him and I think he just was like, >> "What h what just happened?" Like there's a hidden run about [laughter] to happen. you know, like every celebrity on [clears throat] the planet you could put in front of me and I would never

have had that reaction. And I just I loved him so much. Um, and I've never done this on the podcast before, but for some reason I felt like >> this is the this is the this is the man I want to ask these questions. It was >> I don't recall them and I didn't do any

research, so let's see what comes out. >> They're quick and easy, I promise. >> Yeah. >> Um, what is your favorite word? >> Freedom. >> What is your least favorite word? Um, I was going to say moist just kind of a terrible word, right? >> I don't have anything with it, but it's

just whenever it's heard and a number of people say that's such a horrible word. So, I'm speaking on behalf of the collective there. >> Great. >> Um, the least uh least favorite word might be um hate. >> Nice. What turns you on creatively, spiritually, or emotionally? Um, what turns me on? >> Maybe it lights you up.

>> Yeah. I I think just the gift of being alive. >> I'm here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Killer. >> Yeah. That's I tell my friends like, "We're here." Like, >> let's just be awesome. [laughter] >> Let's make it up like it's easy. Sometimes [clears throat] I feel like I have to tell myself that. Yeah. What

turns you off? >> Um, meanness. >> People not being kind. >> What's your favorite curse word? >> [ __ ] >> What did I say? >> No, it's for [ __ ] [laughter] >> What sound [clears throat] or noise do you love? >> Um, children laughing in the distance. >> And doesn't necess have to be distance,

but like it's sort of going back to what we were talking about earlier. It's that uninhibited joy that >> almost like they don't know that you're witnessing them >> and they don't know why they can't express themselves fully yet. >> They haven't been told that that's bad. Don't do this. They're just it's yeah

just completely full selfexpressed joy and and that could even include you know other emotions like it seems weird but I remember as a segue I know this is quickfire but I was in a pub in England. I was at the time a trainer to a couple of celebs and you know over there in

London doing stuff at Pinewood Studios and I was meeting up with some friends of mine from college. One of these girls that was a dear friend I'd had on a crush on forever but never succeeded but that was fine. It's okay to accept. Uh but we became dear friends and and love her to death. And she took a phone call.

We're in a pub, four or five of us just getting together for lunch and her whole face went kind of ash and white gray and just she started balling heavily. And she came off the bone and it was her dad to tell her that his father, her grandfather had just passed and she

clearly, you know, like a lot of girls with grandfathers, you know, that's that real safety, right? Like you love your dad, but maybe it's not as safe as a grandpa. Anyway, it's all you could see it all there. And it was just the flood floodgates opened and and I remember standing right opposite her as I am to

you. And it might seem weird, but I felt jealous. not in a like a like a a malicious way, but just as an her ability to fully feel what she was feeling in that moment was so beautiful to witness cuz as I said earlier was really an expression of her depth of love for her grandpa.

>> So even though I said kids laughing, I think there's something beautiful about just full honest self-expression of whatever it is. But >> yeah, >> we'll skew more towards laughter >> landing. Yeah, laughter more than Yeah. >> Yeah. Uh, what sound or noise do you hate? >> What sound or noise do I hate?

Um, >> well, being, as I said, my least favorite word is hate. Maybe I can't resonate with that. Um, I don't I don't I don't hate anything. I think all noises are appropriate, you know, but I I just think I think, you know, to go back into that world of fragility, a dog or a child

being harmed. >> Yeah. >> You know, sort of speaks to the like I just I really struggle with any form of abuse, especially to the those that can't defend themselves. >> Yeah. Like so whatever that might sound be like the you know the that traumatic noise of someone really being hurt. >> Yeah.

>> I have no space for. >> What profession other than your own would you like to attempt? >> Um I mean the first answer would be a professional soccer player. >> Nice. >> Did you do that when you were younger? >> Yeah I was totally on. Absolutely. I you know I don't like I like to stay humble

with you know I'm a good tennis player. I'm a decent skier and I'm okay golfer. Like I would never proclaim to be great, but I can compete. You know, maybe a better ping pong player than all of those. But soccer, I felt very confident had I kept going. >> Yeah. >> I got picked up for development by a

professional team when I was younger. >> But I was so young. It's so hard to predict. You know what? You know, you you're 12, 13 and you're great. And then you mix with bigger kids at 16, 17, you're not so great. That I feel intuitively I could have turned pro. >> Yeah. Nice. What about a profession that

you'd never want to do? >> Uh, I don't know. Something to do with sewers. [laughter] >> I don't know what the jobs are, but I never looked into it. >> So, I think that's enough step. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, although I'm mentioning the sewers of people's minds, I guess it's a much cleaner way to help remove

garbage. >> Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Um, and then the final question is, if heaven [clears throat] exists, >> what would you like to hear God or the universe or whoever you subscribe to say when you arrive at the pearly gates? >> You did good, kid. >> I love it. >> Proud of you. No, I um I I mean, without

sounding too philosophical, I'd like to say it's here. >> Heaven's here. >> And I do get to hear it every day with the amount of gratitude and love that people bring to me. So God in multiple forms already saying thank you. >> Amazing in the present of now. >> Yeah. >> Thank you so much for being here. I'm so

grateful. I'm one of those voices that hopefully is landing with you to say, >> yeah, >> thank you for your work. It's it's changed me and and the way that I think about life and the way that I move forward. So I appreciate you. >> Thank you for having me. It's a beautiful conversation. I'm glad we got

to connect.