Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

"You don’t have to create physical objects by your speaking. I don’t have to say, ‘chair, chair, chair’ to have the chair exist. It’s here. I can touch it. I can sit on it. But love is different. States of being don’t exist in physical reality. If you want love, you must speak it into reality, every day. If you stop speaking it, it will disappear.” Steve Hardison 

One message some of your podcasts emphasize is that the identity, and what's believed, is in the reactions to things. So when you encourage us to get as close to life as possible by jumping in and doing whatever it is - we can see what's true and what isn't true based on what the reactions are. Today I received news that I've been hired to receive a short term work situation th...

I’m really struggling with what is going on in the world “out there” and how this equates to what we are learning about. Would a universal source allow this to happen? I recognise in my own mind body system a physical (sick) feeling caused by genuine fear and anxiety. Whilst I have done my best to avoid the news, it is everywhere.  I can switch off when I’m working with the children in my class as...

Been loving your podcast questions, be great to hear one regarding the minds use once the personal is dropped, and how much fun to be had with it. I was confused about that in respect to its actual use, thinking it had to go and be silent, and it's not like that at all! 

What is the difference between enlightenment and grounding? Listener question

Do we keep questioning the way the mind functions at the same time we keep looking toward what is stable (what you call "true") because seeing the continual motion of thought, feeling and sensation compared to the backdrop of constant presence is what supports the realization of the core "I" as presence, instead of identification as temporary feeling/thought/beliefs? I noticed...

Cracked. Why psychiatry is doing more harm than good.' by James Davies. The Sunday Book. 

'The mind is its own place. And in itself can create a hell of heaven, a heaven of hell.' John Milton 

Briefly my story is that I accidentally disovered the 3P in 2019, it completely changed how I saw things and I trained with Michael Neill Supercoach Academy in 2019.  I find that the things I've seen bring so much ease and freedom to my life and I love helping clients find the same ease and freedom.  However, I know that this only goes so far. Questions around behaviours, fears, other things,...

Yesterday during the webinar you were talking going through it, feeling it all. But what about immediately reacting, numbing. This just happens. I didn't want to feel reality at that moment. Because I was ashamed I felt disgust about someone, I didn't want that. I felt sorry for the person and ashamed so I numbed it.  I know I started, or the system started to do that. And now I am so nu...

I have a question after hearing the last Home webinar, which I could not attend in person.  You spoke about the conceptual mind as a gift, the only problem being that it makes a concept of self. But as I understand it at the moment, to build a concept of self is inevitable in the developmental phase. There is a time where the child just realizes it is a separate entity somehow and we call this I. ...

You often use the metaphor mountain - no mountain - mountain. And you also encourage us to stay with the discomfort, to notice it, observe it, and see what's believed and what's actually true in those moments. A peer in your community shared with me that staying with the discomfort is "no mountain" - can you speak to that? I'm not seeing what she's seeing yet.

I have long turned to writing as a way of, what feels like, processing or making known felt insights. Something stirs in me and I reach for my laptop to try to put words to the knowing that is felt. I love the process of trying to match words to a feeling. When what is written feels as complete as I can make it, I go back and reread it. I’m often struck by the wisdom, beauty and deep resonance in...

When I hear about the observer and the observed being the same thing it feels like there is a deep truth to this. My (very simplistic) understanding of quantum physics seems to point in that direction.   I teach in a school for a living. So in my day to day experience, it seems as if what I'm being asked to do by my employer is to control the behaviour and (to an extent) the thoughts of other...

The Body, A guide for occupants by Bill Bryson, Sunday Book 

Only to the extent that we expose ourselves over and over to annihilation can that which is indestructible in us be found. Pema Chödrön

I feel like a grenade has gone off inside of me, very thing going off and blown up inside of me. I am experiencing the raw grief and heart ache of loosing my husband as you know. I have properties trying to be sold and yet have no home. I have money held in the bank but have no money. The security I had with being with my husband has blown up I am no longer a WE.  I no longer have my husband to do...

I was listening to the podcast about ‘Why do I shut down?’ As you know I’ve been experiencing anxiety and depression, everything has improved a bit even the low mood isn’t as low but the comment about triggers in the podcast and information that is being given made me curious. I notice that I am constantly comparing my life to others and as my life circumstances currently don’t feel favourable (al...

I love your podcasts and listen avidly . Can I ask you where should one keep the attention if it’s now not on thoughts. I try not to get attached to thoughts and see them  just pass by but my mind goes haywire    and seems worse and then I’m sucked back into my mind.

Can you please help me out?  The 'i' concept is not real. Like Allan Watts said in the quote you discussed on the "Saturday quote podcast." But the experience of it seems real.  I can see that we are the lifeforce/consciousness but on the other hand my experience from nanosecond to nanosecond differs.. i sometimes really get lost in the stories the i (made of thoughts intangele...

What I found harsh is: You are pointing toward a gap. It sounded to me like you are saying: look, where you stand right now, suffering will go on forever. What you see right now, will not help you. Unless you see this, there is actually no relief from all this. (in reference to Feb 3rd podcast) 

'Ready for Anything, 52 productivity principles for work and life' by David Allen.

"But sometimes... and not very often... sometimes we'd get glimpses of the truth. We'd see someone across a crowded room at the prom and our heart would stop. Our thoughts about ourselves would disappear and it felt like we were in heaven. What was happening? Were we falling in love? Maybe what really stopped at that moment wasn't the heart. What if what stopped was just all th...

Can you talk about planning? My coach said it is better to just turn up and let wisdom take over...

Can you speak to why it looks like there is a me that is making a choice? Is it that the brain creates a narrative that links the behavior the system took, based on what made sense/learning/belief in the moment, to an "I"? For example, it looks like there is a "me" that either pays things on time or not. Yet I can see that the system would learn due dates, and use them, while t...