Today we are excited to have our
friend dr. Gary Schwartz joining us we're discussing what luck and synchronicity
can mean as powerful information and pointers for our life. Welcome Gary. [Gary] Hi, such
a privilege to be here with you. [Jeff] Gary joined us on the FLFE research team. The purpose
is to up-level the FLFE research with more rigor. We're developing a gold standard of
research for companies like FLFE, and we spent a number of weeks creating a
high-consciousness field together
and deeply enjoy the time together and Gary's intense
curiosity, openness and beginner's mind, combined with the scientific rigor and uh, what
do you call it? The disease of science. [laughs] and your deep dives into data - there
are our 3 Ds - from experiments and in a passion for what emerges is just just a wonder
to behold. It's been a privledge to be with you. [Gary] Thank you, it's rare
to be in an environment where the disease of Science- by the way I have
a neurologist I must share
this with the neurologist and he gave it an official medical
diagnosis for this. He called it 'scientisis' It's wonderful to be able to share that kind
of passion for following the evidence where it takes you and the joy of discovery and the joy
of having the privilege to learn all of the the mystery magic the universe slowly but surely
as we evolve, and to be in the presence of people and a company thats committed to that as
a mindset and a and a heart set as very precious thank you for in
cluding me on the team. [Clayten]
So I was thinking about how to introduce you Gary I got the thought of using a metaphor
of describing you as a bowl of soup. what are the ingredients? to be a highly educated,
another one other ingredient would be respectful of the scientific process and as you inferred
before it's a conscious awareness of 'scientitis' that's something that I've seen you take on and
put off consciously so it's interesting thing. I know a few scientists and that's
always so
mething that they have to manage I guess. Fourth ingredient amongst many would be the willingness to follow the data
wherever it leads that's one of our prayers we do in our research meetings is that
we asked for the God's discernment to know the truth but to have the courage to follow the data
wherever it leads nice framework to start off a meeting and then there's the there's the odd
hot chili pepper in the soup and it's in the shape of a Corvette and when you eat the soup
you hear bass m
usic playing in the background. If soup could do such a thing, you
would be that soup, Gary. [Gary] Awww, you know I really do love soup when you
think about it and if I remember correctly, Clayten, you like to cook don't you? or is
that Jeff? I don't remember who the cook is. I like to cook, I don't know if I'm really
good at it but one of the things I do when I'm feeling really overhwlemed or tired is I just
make a big pot of typically seafood chowder. Tha's my go-to grounding cooking exp
erience. Wow,
well that's interesting because I often use soup as a metaphor for how the whole
is greater than the sum of its parts, and how no one ingredient defines a complex
soup. In fact that I've even spent a significant amount of time and we probably
shouldn't do this now trying to get a a deep level meaning, a definition of the word
soup so it's interesting that you bring this up leave them at a soup conversation before
is that correct? [Clayten] we have not had the soup conversatio
n before. Okay, and you
don't typically bring up soup in these kinds of conversations is that correct? [clayten] I am
not aware of me ever comparing anybody to a bowl of soup when introducing them. [Gary] Right, and
you probably wouldn't have guessed that I have such a deep connection both personally in terms
of loving soup, and also appreciating its higher significance for looking at nature. [Clayten]
no, you have no historical data on you being associated with soup in any way other
than
a reasonable assumption that you have eaten soup. Right. We are right now living a moment, a
synchronous moment is what I'm sharing with you.
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