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Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.00
Q do more. She has four beautiful babies, and she's like, I want to do more at home, but she's like, I didn't think my husband could handle it again, because he was so freaked out for me, you know, it was so scary for him, and I was actually ok, but he was like, I don't think I can go through it again. Like, how, how did James handle it?
A Oh, thank god for James. I, I would have thrown my husband out of the room, I think. No offense to the husband, because everybody has a different way of watching their, their other half, like, process pain. Right. But the first one at the hospital, I was in and out of the shower, and he was having to guess what I needed. I'm like, hot, cold, hot, cold, like, changes the water, Do they, like, it's like, you need to be psychic and understand my needs. Yeah. But for the home births, it was really beautiful, and, um, for the first birth, oh, this is a little personal, but for the first birth, I'm like, you're not down there. You're up here. Yeah, yeah. With me.
AI assessment note: “Oh, thank god for James. I, I would have thrown my husband out”
Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.60
Q that. I guess where I kind of wanted to close it out is, um, you know, if, if there is somebody listening about having a hard time, maybe getting pregnant, maybe having a hard time tapping into A lot of the feminine abundance you've had in that way. What would you tell them? Where would you steer them? What books should they be reading? Who should they be listening to?
A I think the first thing they need to know Is my life looks great. And I've had a very gifted, blessed life. I fuck up all the time. I have had really hard days. I have snapped. I have felt like shit, you know, and I feel so incredible and amazing and beautiful. And so the first thing I just want to do is acknowledge a woman where she's at and know that she's not alone. I think that is the first thing. Because if we all understand that we all have struggles because we're not living as a village anymore, we are not intimate with each other's struggles. That's one of the things that we're missing. You're having a bad fucking day. Let's get into it. Like I can see it cause I see you every day. We can't do that. We're hiding behind these lives on social media. And the reality is if my kids are having a bad day or I'm struggling, It may not be appropriate for my whole family for me to share that on social media either. So no fault to anybody. It's like, okay, we've had a hard year. There's been a really difficult struggle we've been moving through, and it's not at my capacity to talk about it right now. You know, so the first thing is you're not alone. The second thing is in a book. The second thing is be with yourself. Be with yourself. Have you allowed yourself time in bed to sit with how fucking depressed you feel? Have you said, okay, light body, I want you to come through me rig…
AI assessment note: “the first thing I just want to do is acknowledge a woman where she's at”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 3 · P 2 · Cm 3 3.35
Q Because you host group, group gatherings with women, right?
A Yeah, I do. Yeah, and, um, Pregnancy is, is a big one for me. Like there are all sorts of divine blessings and openings and listening to the body that are present there. So what I've personally seen is in listening to a woman's body, there are many stories to be told. A lot of times abuse, or a lot of times watching a family member struggle, or a lot of times just being out of touch with the body. And then there are a lot of people that Simply have this as part of their divine unfolding process, you know? So it's like, you really never know. Yeah. It's kind of like my birth with Olivia. Sometimes there is a divine surrender. Maybe you need to make peace with medicine. Maybe you need to make peace with showing up and going to appointments and just having another calling. It, It's, there, I've never seen it be the same thing for everybody, but what I would say if somebody is really struggling. Yeah. Is the first thing I would suggest is to sit with somebody and really learn if there's something that your body wants to communicate with you, because sometimes it can lift something like that and somebody gets pregnant right away. Yeah. But it's not always that. Sometimes, like, there, there wants to be this earthly surrender process.
AI assessment note: “Yeah, I do. Yeah, and, um, Pregnancy is, is a big one”
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D 2 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.25
Q Why does he, why don't they train them on that anymore? Is it because cesarean sections are really expensive and
A Well, you could follow the money rabbit hole of following the money for sure. Um, however, I guess when you're 37 weeks pregnant, you don't have the time for that rabbit hole. It's just, yeah, I need to take care of myself and my baby. And so this is what felt right for me. And I had Dr. Fishpine and I had, um, Beth Cannon, who is a midwife that works for him. So I had that team and Medulla. So we had a, we had a solid team. There were, It was super, like a super deep privilege actually to have this team because most people actually don't have access to a doctor like this at all and a midwife team. So I feel so deeply grateful for that. And then with my next baby, I said, you know what, this team was a reactive response for me and it was a great privilege to have them, but I actually need to choose my team now. Right. And so I was like, I, I need to make sure that this is a choice because I felt like I didn't have one last time. And so I met people, even though I loved my birth team, and I said, I love my birth team. I still love my birth team, and now I'm choosing them. So I went with the same team the next time. Interesting. But for me, that choice really happened with Watching people's responses with what I wanted to do and see how much that was honored.
AI assessment note: “you could follow the money rabbit hole... however, I guess when you're 37 weeks pregnant”
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D 1 · C 3 · P 3 · Cm 2 2.25
Q So how do you actually find your intuition?
A Well, just like, I, I wouldn't lump all doctors into the same category. I actually have doctors in my life that are incredibly passionate about what they do, and they're willing to go on a limb for their passion. Um, but if we take it back to the medical establishment, we can go down another money rabbit hole. So the pharmaceutical companies pay for those universities. So I, I know some nurses who They learned their food pyramid that was developed by Nestle, and that was funding their nurse program, right? And even when it comes to food, we hear the, the good old, ask your doctor, ask your doctor if you should take this herb or this food, but that is a medical, um, legal slogan essentially at this point, which also I need to say, I'm not a doctor, guys. Yeah. Take my advice, listen to it, and go talk to your doctor, because legally, you have to say that. But are doctors trained in nutrition? Most of them are not. Last I checked, it was about 10% of medical schools. Even if, you know, ask your doctor about a vaccination. I talked to a lot of doctors. What I heard from them was that was about a half a day in medical school. So if you take like a mom following her intuitive guidance and, you know, unraveling and actually sitting there and going through the peer reviewed studies and the research and all of that, you may have somebody that's actually far more educated than a lot of …
AI assessment note: “if we take it back to the medical establishment, we can go down another money”
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D 2 · C 2 · P 2 · Cm 2 2.00
Q What would people say to you? Like, was that normal that other people believe in God?
A People in my life think I'm not. I mean, I'm like speaking light language, which in church it's talking in tongues, connecting to God, looking at like the quantum field inside somebody's body unabashedly, at least in my private life. And now I'm telling people a little bit, I'm like, I'm ready to let the cat out of the bag more. I'm so done of hiding. So done with hiding. It's like, I'm just so done with hiding. So done with hiding. We are divine creatures. Sing about it. Like, just let it be. Okay, you don't believe in God. Where did we come from, and what energy created the Big Bang? Yeah, exactly. There was an energy that created it. What is that energy? Yeah. Where is all this coming from? Yeah. Trust your divine intelligence, and if you don't want to, that's fine, but like, I've also go, gone so deep. I just, I came back from Egypt this summer. It was a profound trip for me. Tapping into Our one collective consciousness. And you hear that so much about our one collective consciousness. But what happens to like actually drop into it and feel that you are me and I am you? The whole world becomes your oyster. The whole world is conspiring in your divine, authentic truth. That's what happens. So like, why not just be honest about it? And if somebody wants to think I'm nuts, that's fine.
AI assessment note: “People in my life think I'm not. I mean, I'm like speaking light language”
