This conversation was originally a Masterclass I taught. It's about the doorways in our minds and physical realities and how these doorways lead us to freedom. An example is: when we have a problem in our lives and our first response is "I don't know what to do," we immediately close all doors that could have been available to us in our minds, and in turn we shut down any creative problem-solving our brains could have come up with. When we say we "don't know" (when there is a high chance we DO know), we collapse time, and essentially give up, and feel this brain shut-down is proof that we didn't know. We abdicate responsibility. This siphons our sense of confidence over time, until we are always seeking answers outside of ourselves -- we think others know what we need better than we know what we need. I know you'll get what need from this conversation.
