What You See Is Your Reality (175) - Daily MINI-CAST with Kim & Jill

Ever felt like reality is a bizarre mix of distractions and unseen truths? Tune in to explore this intriguing concept. In today's episode, Kim and Jill dive deep into the chaos surrounding us—where authorities miss the obvious while focusing on trivialities. Inspired by Katy Perry's "Extraterrestrial," they unravel how we often get caught up in life's illusions, urging listeners to focus on what truly matters.

Key takeaways include:
- Recognize distractions around you; don't let them cloud your judgment.
- Embrace personal power by trusting your own perception of reality.
- Find peace within yourself before taking action against perceived injustices.

Join us for an eye-opening discussion that challenges you to see beyond the surface. Don't miss out!

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Hello, lovely listeners, and good morning, Kim. Good morning, Jill. Good morning, everyone. 

Today's message is a little in-depth. It's probably the most challenging message in spades that we've ever tried to sort out. Like, we've had times when some messages come through right away, while others Kim and I chat about a little bit before clarity comes. This one has been different. How long have we been sorting through it, Kim? For a while. And finally, we're like, let's just see what comes.

Exactly. Wow. It started off with a song that was in my head, and it's a very interesting song. Then I was seeing lots of cops—different county cops—like all over the place this morning, just way more than I've ever seen, especially on a Thursday morning. What the heck? And then the song would play louder in my head.

So we've been sorting this out, and the song is Katy Perry's "Extraterrestrial." That's an E.T. song by Katy Perry, which, if any of you know, she recently went up into what they consider space but is really the edge of our Earth planet and then came back down. So then I was thinking, is it that? But then all of a sudden, the cop would go by again—way more cops than ever from all different counties everywhere.

This is what Jill and I have been trying to figure out: What is the meaning behind this? And then in my head, "extraterrestrial" goes louder and louder. Okay, so if you don't know that song, pull it up—"E.T." by Katy Perry—and look at the lyrics.

What I'm picking up on is there's a lot of hype; there are a lot of things going on around you. Like, you are sitting there watching say a fire going down over here that somebody's creating. You're looking out the window and you're seeing these extraterrestrials; you might be looking at somebody over here doing some crazy crime. But yeah, the cops aren't even paying attention to that. The authorities aren't even paying attention to that—they're looking at you and they're trying to find out when you're going to make a mistake.

So it's like your boss or people around you are looking at you and they're not seeing what's actually really happening out there that you're like: do you see not what's happening around? You are just completely blind from everything around you. Your eyes are open and you're seeing all the fakeness—the not even fake but a crazy, screwed-up reality going on all around you—and the authorities are just going to look at you and try to blame you for accidentally dropping a napkin on the ground when you're walking. Like, oh, we're going to take it for that; she doesn't see what's going on over there.

Oh my goodness! So that's kind of what I was coming up with. I like the idea that we really need to see clearly—not just see what's right in front of us—because there's a lot of distractions these days. Yes, there are a lot of shiny bubbles! 

I think it's about us really taking that moment—kind of following up on yesterday's message about multitasking—not letting there be layers upon layers upon layers upon layers of things you're seeing because there won't be any clarity. It's like when you're seeing one thing; look at that one thing and really take it deep within yourself and make the decision if you're in agreement with what you see.

And if you're not in agreement with that, what does that mean for you? Because that's pretty deep! If you're not in agreement—I don't know that we have time for that on this call—but what it is in a way is your own personal power: what are you investing in terms of the reality you see?

So Kim, what would you do? 

Oh go ahead.

You got it!

Oh yeah! I think this goes along with your question there. So if I'm looking out here and I see an extraterrestrial and say a cop's trying to arrest me for something really dumb because I dropped a napkin—I’m looking at the cop and getting frustrated and angry—do you not see that? The cop’s like: what are you talking about? Do not see that? And I'm getting angry; I'm getting frustrated; I want to argue with whoever's in authority or the person in my life.

And I want to argue with them: come on! Are you not seeing this? But don’t want to argue with them; it’s not worth your time to argue with another person if they do not see what you see. Let it go; move on! Just let them have their belief; let them have what they see—you know what you see! Trust and believe in what you see!

When the timing's right, you'll be able to share that or experience that with another person. But when you hold onto that anger or frustration and want to throw it out into the world—like believe me! See what I see—you’re not going to get anywhere.

You answered what was going to be my question Kim—and basically I'd summarize that as too: we can act from that space of warring or fighting or anger or angst or upset—which we are basically highly recommending that we don't do.

Correct! You need to get into a deep sense of peace around it—of acceptance—and once you're in that vibratory space then you'll know what sort of action to take.

Wow! Yeah! That’s mind-blowing! We're gonna sit with this one today.

Yep! Roll this one around in our heads for a while—in our hearts—and go into a deep sense of peace and deep reality knowing what we know.

Huh? And we know what we feel!

Oh wow! Oh I love it! This one turned out okay!

It did! We were a little bit like—we’ll see where this goes!

So thank you everyone for listening and sticking with us; we appreciate all of you!

We do!

Well thank you!

Yes! Thank you Jill! Thank you everyone!

All right until next time!