We enter the world pre-programmed for survival.  Along the journey of life, we receive new programs and training from multiple sources that enable us to grow and succeed.  Sometimes, the programming we receive gets in the way of our success and we must take action to remove the old programs and adopt new ones.

In this great podcast, Devon and Robert break down the types of old programs we want to delete and discuss how to reprogram our minds to get what we want.   Meditation, mantras, and clearing of our small and big traumas really works to change our thinking.

There is a thinking stuff from which all things are made, and which, in its original state, permeates, penetrates, and fills the interspaces of the universe.

A thought in this substance produces the thing that is imaged by the thought.

I can form things in my thought, and by impressing my thought upon formless substance can cause the thing I think about to be created.

In order to do this, I must pass from the competitive to the creative mind; otherwise, I cannot be in harmony with the Formless Intelligence, which is always creative and never competitive in spirit.

I am in full harmony with the Formless Substance by entertaining lively and sincere gratitude for the blessings it bestows upon me. Gratitude unifies my mind with the intelligence of Substance so that my thoughts are received by the Formless. I can remain upon the creative plane only by uniting myself with the Formless Intelligence through a deep and continuous feeling of gratitude.

I have formed a clear and definite mental image of the things I wish to have, to do, or to become; and I must hold this mental image in my thoughts while being deeply grateful to the Supreme that all my desires are granted to me. I must spend my leisure hours in contemplating my Vision, and in earnest thanksgiving that the reality is being given to me.

In order to receive my own when it shall come to me, I must be active; and this activity can only consist in more than filling my present place. I must keep in mind the Purpose to get rich through the realization of my mental image. And I must do, every day, all that can be done that day, taking care to do each act in a successful manner. I must give to every man a use value in excess of the cash value he receives so that each transaction makes for more life, and I must so hold the Advancing Thought that the impression of increase will be communicated to all with whom I come in contact.

I will certainly get rich; and the riches I receive will be in exact proportion to the definiteness of my vision, the fixity of my purpose, the steadiness of my faith, and the depth of my gratitude.

Robert and Devon discuss the power of self-worth and how it controls every aspect of what you want and whether or not you keep what you attain.  Worthiness is the driver of success.  If you don’t feel worthy of the results of success, you will never get there, and even worse, you will destroy the success you gain.

Dylan Hoffman, Adjunct Faculty of Jung Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, CA joins Robert Christiansen and Devon Wayt in a great interview about Jungian theories and how they give us guidance in our lives.

“Nothing is random or meaningless in Jung’s world.” – Dylan Hoffman.

Dylan is adjunct faculty in the Jungian and Archetypal Studies (DJA) specialization of the Depth Psychology M.A./ Ph.D. program. He studied philosophy as an undergraduate, furthering his liberal arts education at Georgetown University. He completed a masters degree in psychology at Adelphi University, and graduated in 2016 from the Jungian and Archetypal Studies Ph.D. program at Pacifica Graduate Institute—successfully defending his dissertation, Jung and Plotinus: The Shadow of Metaphysics, the Metaphysics of Shadow. His research interests focus on the philosophical foundations of the work of C. G. Jung; the intersection of Jungian Psychology, Tantra, and other Indian philosophies and spiritual traditions; and the extension/furthering of C. G. Jung’s work in Transpersonal Psychology and Cosmology. He has published, “Becoming Beautiful: The Aesthetics of Individuation” in Psychological Perspectives: A Quarterly Journal of Jungian Thought. He currently teaches DJA800—Archetypes: Universal Patterns of the Psyche.

In this special “inspired” episode, Robert turns over the rocks of our most profound, most challenging obstacles to find the hidden treasure of personal growth.  We limit our success, and it is up to us to see these blocks and remove them.  Join Robert as he unfolds his life experiences and asks tough questions about success and life purpose.