I corrected myself while making lunch for the family. I was looking at all the dishes thinking "ugh" you know the rest....... and suddenly I was like NO! THIS IS A BLESSING. To make my family nutritious food in a safe environment where they are loved and cared for. I began cleaning and just appreciated the fact that I have this opportunity. It takes time but we can do it one step at a time.

@morganchristmas6299

7 ай бұрын

Yes. It's amazing how we begin to realize how much shit we talk and think, girl !! Absolutely crazy. Time to make some major changes darling ❤❤❤ let's do this 🙏 💕🥰

@jjbuzz9230

7 ай бұрын

wow you're really good at making changes to your mindset! may i point out that you just turned a self-centered thought to a selfless one?

@Modelscoutingwd

7 ай бұрын

Ask your husband if he d like the opportunity 50% of the time with you

@techlesstech

7 ай бұрын

Since watching this, the dishes have also been my reminder of how lucky I am. A daily annoyance has become a source of joy and gratitude thanks to this video.

@mr.top10creation79

7 ай бұрын

I take your positive vibe dear

I love that she talked about how our negative thoughts can manifest into illnesses. My mom is a well known immunologist and would always tell me that my mind is so powerful that if I feel like Im getting sick i should tell myself mentally that im not sick, “im not sick” It definitely helped!

@jmc8076

7 ай бұрын

Look up Gabor Mate, Bessel Van der kolk, Peter Levine etc for more on that subject. Can google it and studies too. Good being done worldwide.

@ranjitdhinsa8603

7 ай бұрын

My anxiety is so bad sometimes my brain makes up physical symptoms & I can’t tell if it’s real or just my brain.. our brain is indeed extremely powerful

@treelore5100

7 ай бұрын

I have heard that you are not meant to use the word sick. For example I feel amazing, my body feels strong and vibrant.

@jennyjen6412

7 ай бұрын

Yes, use positive words to create the reality that you prefer!

@girlanonymous

6 ай бұрын

@@ranjitdhinsa8603YOU make it up lol

Back to 2009-2010 I was obsessed with “bad romance” by Lady Gaga. I would sing it in the shower, in the car, at home, with friends, at parties…. I would dance at it, feel it deep and enjoying it immensely because it is a great piece of music. But after a while around 2011 I started dating someone and developing a relationship. A toxic one. A truly bad, bad romance that turned into very sick drama. It stills goes on not being healed after so many backs and forts. After some time getting to know about positivity, creating reality, law of attraction and so on, I really believe that listening so intensively and singing along that nice song evoked, created, attracted or created my reality. I might be delusional but I truly think it can be true. So don’t watch horror movies, and don’t sing negative songs! (Which there are not many)

@levijessegonzalez3629

7 ай бұрын

great comment. love this

@deborahcurtis1385

7 ай бұрын

But there are people out there who statistically speaking, you may bump into who are difficult people, about 5% of the population are narcissists. How you detect and identify them and the boundaries you establish will help you because you must actively filter them out. Because life is also about having practical skills, not just expecting it to be all good or all bad. I don't believe in blaming the victim. Sometimes random thing happen and randomly you got involved with a bad egg. Being naive and believing you can manifest someone into your life might fail to protect you against a wolf in sheep's clothing. Good boundaries are essential IMO. Great talk but not for use in an absolute sense. We need to be sensible and in balance.

@chillingsworth4384

7 ай бұрын

Basically, listen to music up until the early 2000’s and before, should be good to go 👍

@GU__NI

7 ай бұрын

Goes to show that what is constantly played around is programmed for behaviour and since majority of the American Pop music is written by a select group of people regarless of artist is all too much of a coincidence.

@believeintendcreate

7 ай бұрын

I did this when I was a young teenager with the song by Lou Rawls love is hurting game I’ve been married four times I’ve now retired from relationships with men or dating, and I have a nice peaceful, full, happy life that I never got the love thing down, right

I appreciate that interviewer André lets her speak and doesnt interrupt. What a lovely interview.

'Ur word is ur wand'

@tomtodo834

8 ай бұрын

Spelling

@MissddStarr

8 ай бұрын

Florence 💖

@AahyiSam

7 ай бұрын

Yes, Florence Scovel Shinn

@fronts3165

7 ай бұрын

My first thought: Words are Magic.

@Nikta9191

7 ай бұрын

Great said

I used to obsess over love stories i created in my head (they helped me go to sleep at night) but they were always toxic emotionally draining love stories (hence being drained so able to fall asleep quickly)... But i was always in toxic relationships. Then one day my friend said i should think of happy love stories and then my relationships would turn around. I didn't believe it at first because i was like there's no way my thoughts are creating my real life... Then i started imagining happy love stories and as you would guess, I'm in the happiest relationship I've ever been in and we have a child together ❤ your thoughts really do shape your reality

There is something about the rhythm of her speech and the barrage of negative statements as she lays out her dialogue, I found myself almost hypnotized by the swirl of negativity. Im not sure her approach resonates with my higher self. The content is great but the delivery made me feel cautious. I could not get through this podcast. I did a loving kindness meditation to restore the balance for me. I do always appreciate your interviews. I am grateful.

Everyone should watch this, and it should be the number one thing we learn as children - *how to think* ✨

@MarisaPeer

7 ай бұрын

i agree sooooo much

@BellaBankes

7 ай бұрын

@@MarisaPeer 💕💕💕

@jjbuzz9230

7 ай бұрын

@@jenniferbrown3782 there is an online event mostly targeted towards kids " kindness is cool" on ganjingworld. It creates an environment for people to pursue kindness positivity. The platform also have a kids friendly channel, ganjing=clean, to provide kids with positive entertainment in an ever so corrupt society

@joninature

6 ай бұрын

i agree

@fayerosty

6 ай бұрын

​​@@jenniferbrown3782 That means your children do not respect you. I know it sounds absurd but it is not supposedly in a child's mind to upset their parent manipulatively. don't worry because if you just take a look into "why", like where they got it from, why they are like this, who could influence that on them, when they started this behavior, you can take an action to resolve this. maybe the next time they use negative words just to manipulate you, you sit down with them CALMLY, have a talk on why they are doing this, and maybe give them a 5 min time out to think, remember to be calm yeah as it is important to show that you are not against them, you are simply there for them :))

Your job is to think better thoughts... There is the CRUX. Your goal must be to be your best friend. Your daily activity must be to to be good to your future self.

As someone living in hell with no car, no license and no job, this lady is speaking the truth! But even if you're living in a hellish situation, your thoughts have the power to keep you stuck, or to push you forward.

@yikes7607

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for this reminder. I hope your life gets better and better ❤

@Tk-iz2ws

6 ай бұрын

I will pray for you. Try for a job that is close enough to walk to. Then look for a better job that you can take the bus to. Try to keep the 1st job parttime while working the second. Save the money for a car to get your dream job. Take JESUS along for company. GOD BLESS

@jennetteswackhammer7231

6 ай бұрын

I was homeless for a year, living in my car. I had a pretty good time to my surprise! but now I'm in affordable housing, so you will be ok 🙂

Most people never fully consider the incredible power teachers have over the children they come into contact with and consequently society. Having experienced several toxic teachers growing up and experiencing the wounding they are capable of inflicting on vulnerable children with developing minds, I can only consider it one of the most powerful, karma generating professions. How teachers teach reverberates out for good or bad.

@violakarl6900

7 ай бұрын

True! Teachers hold an immense power in shaping many children, portraying which behaviours, comments and conversations are normal and/or okay to have.

@Chahlie

7 ай бұрын

I'm currently working in the dining hall of a fairly prestigious school, and my God, the negativity and downright hostility that goes into the food service is just awful. It makes me ill that these wonderful young people are being exposed to such horrible energy. I have one more day before leaving this nest of hatred and evil. I don't know how people can have so much hate for happy young people.

@yeoldegrayCat

5 ай бұрын

Very true, I don't think my teachers meant harm but the things many of them said made me feel like there was something wrong with me and pushed me to be asocial even MORE. In elementary I didn't really talk much, I think it had to do with my mother calling me dumb and stuff as a wee child, yelling and smacking me for little mistakes like accidentally dropping a plate and it breaking so I guess I was just scared of saying something or looking stupid. Then my 1st grade teacher complained about how I ate my freaking lunch, she pointed out that I ate quietly, by myself and had a tendency to lean over my container of food to my mother...and then my mother chewed her out for saying that lol(she's the kind of person that can say whatever she wants about her kids but won't tolerate someone else saying anything), but the teacher saying that made me feel even more like I was messed up individual then I found myself interacting with my peers even less. Then throughout the rest of my elementary years the teachers pretty much all complained about me being quiet and not interacting with other students. It was until I went to junior high (7th) grade that one teacher came to me during recess while the other kids were playing and asked if I wanted to play with any of the groups and I said "no", and she was like not interested in sports? and I was like "no" and she was like you prefer to just observe? and I was like "yeah" and she said that's ok too. It was something small but it was the first time a teacher said something that didn't make me feel like there was something wrong with me, that it was ok to be like that. Most of the teachers at that school were also very kind when complimenting my artwork and my writing even though I was pretty bad at math and average at most other subjects. It gave me a little bit of hope that maybe I wasn't the stupid lazy failure my mother kept telling me I was. I still struggle with the negative beliefs my mother instilled in me and finding videos like these with information on how to break out of this loop is a blessing.

@jenme7926

5 ай бұрын

​@@yeoldegrayCatsending positive vibrations your way. ❤

@dimitrishow_D

5 ай бұрын

Once u can think for yourself it doesn't matter anymore what teachers or whoever said whatever....u can now think whatever u like ...so forget everything and choose anything

Marisa is amazing! I discovered her work in 2018 and then randomly met her in person on the street in Santa Monica in 2019. I think I might have manifested it. Her work on the subconscious mind is life altering

Love the work of Marisa Peer

I had the chance to speak to Marisa Peer during a Tony Robbins event and it changed my life! ❤ I pray that one day I will be able to impact lives globally and create a life of impact like she has done! I am building self-belief every day ✨

@jaimeescalera2026

7 ай бұрын

Just do what you can. God will provide up to where you suppose to go. Everything will be ok.

@markoconnor4380

7 ай бұрын

Good on you 👍

@liinu01

7 ай бұрын

love your profile pic, such good energy xxx

She's one of the few people who I could listen for hours and hours.

I love this woman. Marisa Peer is a beautiful person. The things she has done and created for us all to use to better our lives is amazing. People like Marisa and there's many on this channel and others, Dr Joe Dispenza and Bruce Lipton, I wouldn't have enough characters to type all the names. But these people are so knowledgeable and give their lives to help people. That's their passion. Beautiful in every way. I have lots of time for these. If it helps in the smallest way then it still changes something. And that is amazing. Thank you Marisa for your work and thank you Andre for bringing these fantastic guests to our eyes and ears so that something just may trigger some sort of change. ❤🙏❤️

“Anything you acquire you can let go” 💯🙌🏼 Great interview! Thank you 💚

I love Marisa Peer and her teachings and I m trying to apply it every day and Wayne Dyer it is amazing ❤.

What a fantastic interview! Amazing information and processes! Thank you, both, for such a powerful and engaging presentation ❤🤗😘👍🏽

Marisa, you are amazing. Thank you for sharing your experiences. You are a wonderful inspiration. 💕

I really needed to hear this!!! Back in 2018/2019 I started learning about RTT and then i bought Uncompromised Life through Mindvalley by Marisa Peer and it changed my life and helped me transition through divorce and move out on my own again. I felt way more equipped to deal with life because I strengthened my self beliefs. Now fast forward to now, I'm growing and hitting my upper limits and this reminds me to take the time to do the work again and go deeper. 😃 Thanks!!!

ONe of the best podcast l ever listened to! thank you to both, you are such an amazing listener and reflector Andre.

I always start out my day listening to the best music of the highest caliber. Calms me throughout the day.

Thank you for sharing your heart

I have absolutely loved listening to this podcast, thank you so much. Such value, so inspiring and reassuring, and what a beautiful energy that Marisa has 🙌🙏🏻

Thank you profoundly! Great, great podcast!❤

I love her so much, such a comfort❤ ❤❤❤❤ Word matters to ourselfs and against others. 😊

Thank you Andre & Marissa. 🤗 Wisdom is more valuable than gold. Love to all. 💗

I love this episode ❤ Such a great interview ! Thank you 👍

Deep grace & gratitude for all the benevolent light 🌻💛💫

I’m glad I found you, you are a good interviewer. Your interview prompts were so ‘on’ with Marisa… every question I would think you clarified.

This one was exactly what I needed to hear right now. Very helpful. Thank you🙏

The colour grading on this video is amazing!! The filmlike effect makes me want to watch it even only just for the looks! I like listening to Merisa as well :)

What a beautiful podcast, amazing lady, thank you Andre !

Beautiful information. Thank you for sharing it with us ❤

I absolutely love her outfit. Blue is my color. I really needed this. It seems so basic and of course I've heard of this type of psychological therapeutic approach before but I'm excited to check out her specific system. I've been looking for and trying to choose a system of therapy for a while now and I do believe this is it.

@deborahcurtis1385

7 ай бұрын

She is cleverly dressed, the hat is a way to draw attention up to the face and it's got a halo effect it enhances and makes her look more dramatic. Wearing the one colour draws attention away from the fact that physically she is tiny and not robust-looking. But she is also relaxed in posture. The other podcast I saw her in she was wearing orange and had these very high orange heels on which she later kicked off. I think she has some answers but probably has some significant misses too.

@bryantcofty2709

7 ай бұрын

@@deborahcurtis1385 Yes, no one has all the answers but I'm drawn to her and I've been shopping for some emotional/psychological help for some time now. I like the fact that she combines hypnotherapy, NLP and CBT in her approach. There also seems to be an element of LOA as well and I just recently watched a video with a neuro scientist proporting to explain at least some legitimacy of LOA through science. In the video heading her program page she's wearing red, no mystery to the intended effect there.

@kazbah1217

7 ай бұрын

Its more of a teal, nice hat.

@PJMcInerney

5 ай бұрын

Physically she is not tiny - understand she is about 5ft 8 in

this video is SO important. i feel healed already!

This was truly wonderful 💙 Thank you ✨🙏🏼✨

I Love Marisa Peer, & have been following her for years. By a miracle, came across her one evening on KZread She's incredible, so "right-on" & hilarious! She's exactly what the world needs everywhere & she's made a huge impact in such a short amount of time. We are Powerful Creators & Manifestors, Stay in the Present Moment (where the Power is), & Speak in the Present Tense. The Subconscious does not comprehend "no" or "not'. We all have "inner" critics. Be gentle with yourself. It's a process. One Day at a Time ❤

Heres the before comment……i edited in the after comment at the bottom. im 60. I woke up 7 years ago after my sons death. I really cant seem to get going on a consistent level. Im self employed but not doing so hot with money and retirement savings. Living in a bit of fear that is paralyzing……Hence the video. Love and peace to all! After-i am enough! What a great discussion

@carmenawabegijig8972

8 ай бұрын

❤

@reed574

8 ай бұрын

Look up “Letting Go: the pathway of surrender pdf.” Cheers!

Inspiring and enpowering lady! I needed that interview. Wisdom is rare these days, many smart people, but less wisdom out there.

Love her, need it to hear this today and every day ✨

Thank you so much! Inspiring !!

Really great listen. Thank you 🙏 Great channel and material.

Im really excited to do ger course from January! I cant wait to do a job that helps people! A job that finally has a purpose and meaning. Thank you Marissa

This video changes my life. Thank video makers.

Thank you so much !! This recording was invaluable to listen to. I loved all of the shared insights and am excited to take in the tools for future development. 🙏🙏😍

This was so insightful and every word was profound !!!!!!

I really enjoyed this conversation. Thank you two so much for sharing your wisdom and light 🌟

Great conversation! So much value. Enjoyable. Thank you.

Been following Marisa for years. I have used her hypnosis technique of “not letting that in”(what others say) and it works for me! Love her😊

I agree so much. Its all about how you perceive a situation and feel about it. I actually get excited when I can pay my bills because it means I actually have the money to pay them. If I cant pay a bill it means I don't have money which is a worse situation.

I am enough is a wonderful afirmation. I started repiting thanks to watching Marissa talking about it.

Thank you Marisa & Andre

Thank You Marisa, You are a wanderful inspirasion 💕

You are so brilliant! I’m so glad I’ve learned of you!!

This is such a wonderful discussion and came into my awareness at the perfect time. Thank you both ❤

Omg I'm so happy when the rice and water experiment came up! My mom and little brother did the experiment over 10 years ago and when they showed me the results I was shocked but it has shaped my life for the better.

This is golden advice, and one crucial piece of the puzzle when it comes to living a self actualized life (the best life we can possibly live).

Words matter. Amazing interview!

She was amazing to listen to. I loved the way she explained herself. What we allow into our subconscious becomes reality. I am a huge believer!

"Someone's else's story isn't your story " amen

5 minutes into the video and I'm already so excited to comment because she speaks so much wisdom! about things that are instrumental & omni present in our lives, in a very very clear summary with a logical cause effect so it is very actionable!!!

@jjbuzz9230

7 ай бұрын

🎀I need to follow this logic 🎀Only get angry if they have attacked my true weakness, however I actually don't get angry when people speak the truth, I follow the reverse logic that I get angry when people falsely accused me of certain faults. when we feel triggered by what somebody says or does it only kind of really trigger us to the degree in which we believe it to be true about ourselves🐣 ...so if somebody comes up to me and says that you're the most unkind narcissistic bigot, like I I see that more as a reflection of who they are and of course you don't want to be so self um aggrandizing that you can't like listen to what other people are saying and reflect on whether it's true, but 🎀 if you believe those things you'll of course be so defensive. but if you don't, if you know yourself to be a kind genuine person then you're not going to be offended by that 🎀

Thank you so much for this video & loved it . Thank you ❤

Always keep yourself in gratitude. There are many many things to be thankful for if you just stop & take a moment to think. Indoor plumbing, great weather, rain, snow for having a snowball fight. An ice box with food in it. A blanket. A winter jacket. Clean underwear. There is always something to be grateful for. And if you can be grateful then you should help someone else have something to be grateful about to. Help the homeless person on the street. Give them an old t shirt, a coat, a pair of shoes, a sandwich or a smile. Helping someone else creates wonderful feelings.

Marisa you’re a fountain of wisdom.

I had literally just contacted this woman for information regarding RTT as I want to do it. There are no coincidences. ❤

Thanks, sent to my sister, now we can start to heal.

This is amazing stuff, thank you for helping me become a more positive person.

That’s why Marisa is who she is ~ PROFOUND!! 🎉❤❤❤❤❤

@deborahcurtis1385

7 ай бұрын

She's got some great points and principles which she demonstrates very well. That is true.

Great content, very informative and very important to one's own daily human behavior.

I love turquoise! And she talks wisdom. Definitely influential. …Let’s make copies of her with my cloning machine. 😁

Thank you! I can’t wait to read your book.

While viewing this interview I witnessed this Woman showing her Genius in such Beautiful Rays of Light & Love that found myself hanging onto most every word she shared. As my Heart deciphered the frequencies and messages she was carrying I quickly held the knowing that this is all Wisdom. I wish for all people to allow this information to take root into their belief system. Thank you Marisa Peer. Thank you André Duqum.

@MarisaPeer

7 ай бұрын

thank you so much for your beatiful comment you have made my day , my week, my month

@AdamHenryBuck

7 ай бұрын

@@MarisaPeer And no you've made mine, by personally responding back to me. Thank you so very much! 🙏

Wow, this is amazing thank you.

Thank you, kind souls .appreciate you

I love this so much I feel like you’re saying maybe that part of your life‘s work is to tell people that they are enough. My life work is to tell people that they matter and I think it’s those two things need to work together and I’ve never thought of it that way. You can have endless qualities and not feel that someone has sentimentality about you and you can feel that you don’t matter but we have to do each one of us push through and matter to ourselves even if we’re just the only person nurturing ourselves right then it still matters our relationship with ourselves matters even if it’s just us, and then we can go out and find one more person and one more person and one more person that we matter to you. But we do that because we are worth it. Also, each human life is worthfinding beautiful action

Very well done on a sensitive topic.

This is the podcast I loveddddddd so muchhhh❤❤❤❤❤❤❤thank u to you bothhhhhh❤❤❤❤

She has such a nice voice. Great podcast

I am new to your channel and really loving your content. Thank you so much for all the efforts you put in these! ❤

Such an amazing voice of reason stepping forward and such a pivotal time in the universe. 🙏

@deborahcurtis1385

7 ай бұрын

She's a bit extreme to one side of naivety IMO.

Excellent educational talk.

It so amazing you did the Rice Experiment!! Thank you for showing the pictures of your results. Just woaw this knowledge we are passing along in this time.

Excellent interview.

You have amazing guests on your show ❤

WOW! Truly amazing! Thank you :)

Andre, you have such a magnetic and attractive energy Brother. God bless. 🙏🏻❤️

Thank you both so much! LOVED this podcast. -goodinthehead

The manual script example its can also be related to an employment resume, no matter the failed interviews and rejected resumes simply keep on going....I know by experience 💜

Beautiful words 😍 Loved this

Great podcast 🙏

Wonderful interview. I just want to say that when you are not loved by your parents and rejected at first breath, no matter how often you say it to yourself or others say it to you, it never sounds true that you are lovable.

@TaDAbyKAT

7 ай бұрын

until you reprogram and do inner child work. I have overcome horrible abuses and was able to come from a troubled young person to a thriving successful confident creative human. Against all odds. It can work for you sweetie❤️

@yikes7607

6 ай бұрын

So true, because it's our formative years so we take it all in, and the hurt shapes us. For me it's the trust, I find it hard to trust people. And also self-love issues, it's like now I'm the one bullying myself and telling myself mean things :( But I will try to overcome this.

I am grinning ear to ear! You did it again. She is so articulate. Such a beautiful reflection of you, as you are so articulate as well. Thank you Andre. I am thriving because you share such beautiful energies and personalities. I love you and all you do to help us all to know ourselves. Beautiful human, please continue sharing your path. It is so empowering!

This is revolutionary

What an amazing woman. Loved it.

Thank you Marisa

Good advice. Although I know about the importance of the words we use daily, I often need a reminder like is video.

I am gratefully living my life as my paradise

amazing episode!!11