| Yanik Silver: Thank you. Well, you just said something | | | | somewhat like a Star Track episode. And we are |
| before that that I thought is interesting and, you know, | | | | born into this world with agreements where we agree |
| we should talk on. And you said that we are meant to | | | | that okay, I'll be born without a leg. I will be born to a |
| be healthy. And I will assume that the same way you | | | | family that is going to abuse me. But during that period, |
| said we are meant to be healthy, that we are meant | | | | I will grow and become something very special. |
| to be rich and we are meant to be happy, Why are | | | | Who knows that Wayne Dyer, for example, was an |
| people and how do we get back to this natural state | | | | orphan. He was in foster homes for a long time. There |
| of where we are meant to be? | | | | are so many other who were blind or deaf. They |
| John Harricharan: Okay. Yes, that's how we were | | | | chose these things except you don't remember when |
| born. We were born. We came here with certain | | | | you get caught up on the earth life that you did |
| agreements, because I do not believe we just popped | | | | choose it. And yet some of us say, especially me, I |
| up in this earth. And there are a whole bunch of my | | | | say that contract we signed before we came here, at |
| friends and people who think of it this way. Take for | | | | the bottom of it, it says "Subject to change for any |
| example, you and I have talked about Richard Bach, | | | | reason at anytime without any penalties." So we can |
| the author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull. | | | | quit the game anytime we want, which means if we |
| Yanik Silver: Right. | | | | are perfect to start with and religions, many of them |
| John Harricharan: I have told you about Brad Steiger, | | | | teaches that we're not -- we are a kind of a clod of |
| Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Deepak, many of us, who feel | | | | clay. |
| that we have lived forever, if you will. In fact, within | | | | And now, we've got a start becoming something in the |
| each and every one of us is this feeling like the Poet | | | | potter's hand. And some of us think that, "No, we are |
| says, 'A certain murmur in the soul tells of a world to | | | | perfect to start with almost like the David's statue in |
| be'. As travelers hear the billows roll before they reach | | | | the stone. It's there all the time. And all we've got to do |
| the sea.' | | | | is create the way, learn, grow and use the tools we |
| So if we sit back quietly and listen, we will feel things | | | | have. So that that beautiful statue of David will come |
| from other times and other places, and it's totally, totally | | | | out or so that that beautiful part within us will come |
| against my thinking that let's assume this has nothing to | | | | out." |
| do with God or whichever one there is who -- like a | | | | Therefore, I do not believe that disease is a natural |
| worship or a lack God or anything, it just has to do | | | | thing for a human being. I think we are hypnotized by |
| with a kind of a feeling within ourselves that if there is | | | | advertisements, by all the kinds of things we see |
| a God and I do believe there is a higher power, then | | | | around us, by fear, by medicine, by everything else. |
| this God has got to be really nuts...if he or she is | | | | Who was that I was talking with and he wrote it in his |
| perfect to create things that are defective, for | | | | book- Deepak Chopra. Deepak and I go back many, |
| goodness' sakes, if I were to go to buy a DVD player | | | | many years, to a time when people thought that that |
| and it's defective, I'd return it. So it came to me at a | | | | Deepak was probably a rare Chinese disease. And |
| very early age and from listening to some of the | | | | Deepak and I were talking about ageing and growing |
| masters of the Far East talk, some of the Yogi | | | | old and dying. |
| masters, I thought no, we were not born defective. We | | | | And he quoted a Greek, who said, "People grow old |
| were born with all the potential we could ever want or | | | | and die because they see other people getting old and |
| have, and that we may have existed before, which | | | | dying." And so it is where there is a kind of a joint |
| some people call past lives, I call alternate existences | | | | energy is formed, where we are influenced by the |
| and so forth. It doesn't matter what name we give to it. | | | | energy around us, and we in turn influence that energy. |
| And so we may have agreed to come here. | | | | So in our natural state, we should be healthy. |
| For example, let us say that I and a bunch of us are | | | | Let's take Abraham or Moses or all the way down |
| traveling through the universe, no body, no physical | | | | through Jesus into any of the other ones. Jesus saying |
| body, but just a beautiful little points of light, if you will, a | | | | to his mom, "Hey mom, I got to go to the drugs store, |
| spirit that you can't see. But we're totally conscious. | | | | because I need some Aspirins or Abraham saying, |
| And we are passing by and one of us says to the | | | | "You know, Send out the camel boy to get me |
| other, "Hey, let's stop by earth. There it is, way in the | | | | something because I'm not feeling too well." I think |
| distance. It looks blue. Let's stop by earth and see | | | | many of these people were able to transcend the |
| what they are up to today or these days. And it's 21st | | | | need for that by doing a number of very interesting |
| century or 20th century." | | | | things. |
| And we get here and we start looking at them or we | | | | Number one, stilling the conversations in their minds, the |
| somehow maybe we can help them do some little | | | | longest conversation that keeps going on from the day |
| thing. I have done all these other things. And so it is | | | | we were born is the one we have with ourselves... |