• Having the Courage to Question Your Belief Systems with Torin Jefferys

  • Feb 28 2024
  • Length: 58 mins
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Having the Courage to Question Your Belief Systems with Torin Jefferys

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  • Summary

  • Key Points & Memorable Quotes -

    “Unlearning everything that you think you know about how you function and what society’s told you because the mind isn’t the dominant operating system, the heart is.”

    “Your body is not gonna lie to you.”

    “We’re so afraid of feeling.”

    “Don’t tell a man how he’s feeling.”

    “I think that we don’t take enough time to just contemplate at the end of the day or maybe we haven’t taken enough time to just pause throughout your day.”

    “You can’t escape duality.”

    Guest Bio - Torin Jefferys calls himself a divine being and is a 30 year old beach volleyball athlete. He works as a wellness and spiritual practitioner in Southern California.

    Show Notes -

    Welcome to What I Meant to Say with Guest, Torin Jefferys

    What Makes You Open to the Healing Journey?

    Let’s Talk Music

    We Are Made of Light

    A Discussion on Human Design

    Your Path to A Simple Life is Your Responsibility

    Traditional Masculine

    Opening A Healing Space Called ‘A Fix’

    Break Ups, Animal Totems & Dream Space

    The Concept of Control

    Embrace the Duality of Life & the Healing Collective

    How to Encourage People to Start Asking the Questions

    1:03:19 - Thank You & Closing

    Links & Where to Find Torin -

    IG - @beachy_t888
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