Why We Abandon Our Dreams (And Block Access to the Non-Physical)

Day 88: I'm connecting why we abandon our dreams as children with why we never access non-physical experiences, both require challenging the ego's beliefs about what's possible and sitting with the discomfort of not knowing. When we push down feelings to survive our upbringing, we lose the fuel for imagination, intuition, and the commitment needed to achieve anything big. The same patterns that make you give up on your dreams are what block you from meditation, out-of-body experiences, and believing there's more to reality.

Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction: Giving up on dreams and abandoning ourselves
1:30 - Why nothing paranormal happens: We abandoned ourselves as kids
3:15 - Parents gave up on their dreams, so we learned to do the same
5:00 - Feelings fuel imagination and intuition—we pushed them all down
7:00 - Corporate America example: Can't have adult conversations because we don't feel
9:15 - Every dream sits behind "what's the point?" or "I'm not good enough"
11:00 - Non-physical experiences require challenging your ego's beliefs
12:45 - Your ego can't go into the non-physical—that's the barrier
14:30 - Ancient yogic texts describe the same out-of-body process
16:00 - Practically: Sit in meditation, turn off physical senses
18:00 - Pick your belief system, contemplate it like it's real
20:15 - The work isn't "getting there"—it's what comes up when you try
22:00 - Those voices saying you can't? That's your parents from childhood
23:30 - Source only wants us to grow up: This is big, we're connected, care about each other
24:45 - Nothing is stopping you from doing this right now
25:30 - I need you on this journey—we're riding a big wave