542. Awakening the New Earth Consciousness | Conscious Creation & Galactic Wisdom - Karen Swain

Kara Goodwin: Welcome to Soul Elevation, guiding your Ascension to new heights. I'm your host, Kara Goodwin. I was so excited to connect with Karin Swain in this episode, Karin is the host of Accentuate the Positive Media. I love her podcast. She has amazing guests, and I was excited to get to hear about her story.

And we do hear a little bit about her journey, but you can see that she gets a lot of her insights from her guides as we are recording. She even told me when we were finished recording that she was surprised by some of the new information that came through, specifically the appearance of Off Planet Lion beings who she rarely interacts with.

Karin Swain is a teacher of deliberate creation, spiritual mentor, channel educator, inspirational Kara Goodwin, and host of Accentuate the Positive Media. She's the author of Return to [00:01:00] Love and Awakened by Death and Guides others to harness the power of their thoughts and beliefs, live in alignment with their emotional guidance system, and remember their multidimensional nature, a psychic medium, and channel.

Karin works with spiritual teams and galactic councils to activate and support lightworkers star seeds and new world teachers in fulfilling their soul missions. 

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 Well, welcome, Karin. I'm so excited to have you on. I've been really loving your podcast. You're amazing, and I'm so excited to have you on. Thanks for coming on. Soul Elevation. 

Karen Swain: Aw, thank you Cara. It's been so, I'm so honored to be on your show.

Yeah. We were saying when we, you know, eventually reached out to each other, I've seen you, you know, around, have you been on Portal Tour Ascension? Yeah. I've seen you on, I've seen you there too. I've seen your podcast. So we've been sort of [00:03:00] dancing around each other for a few years, haven't we? Yes. And 

Kara Goodwin: finally, our Venn diagrams are, are like properly coming together here.

So we've been orbiting around each other. Exactly. But you're doing such fantastic work and with your show it's, you know, we, you're always highlighting the guests, so I'm super excited. To be able to talk to you today about your journey and your remarkable insights and spiritual work. So let's start by talking about your journey, and I know you've been, you've been diving into the spiritual world for a long time.

How has it all, how has it played out? What are some highlights that you'd like to share with us about how you've gotten here? 

Karen Swain: Gee highlights. And I wanna say that Cara is actually gonna come on my show in a couple of weeks too. So we get to hear all about 'cause you do the same. 'cause I love what conscious podcasters do.

You know, they're very, um, generous with their guests, but usually the people that are having the conversation [00:04:00] are amazing people like you, right? And uh, and there are teachers in their own right. So we're gonna talk to Cara on my show in a couple of weeks and that'll be live. Oh, the spiritual journey.

Look, I hit the ground running when I was born. Like many of us here on Earth that call themselves star seeds, volunteers, light workers, Indigos, like whatever name. Yeah, it's your boat. We came in to be a part of the shift in human consciousness and. I had this fabulous woman on the show this week, actually a couple of days ago, who was in her late sixties.

She's in her seventies now. When she had her spiritual awakening, she had this whole life and she's so, like, she's one of the most galactic, like what she's doing now in this. Is that Gail? Gail In the short, it's a great episode. Yeah. In the short five years, how she's gone from zero to a thousand miles an hour.

Yeah. She's talking about being on 

Kara Goodwin: ships and all kinds of stuff, and med being a medical person on, on ships. 

Karen Swain: Amazing. Yeah. So I said, I say [00:05:00] that because for people listening, you know, it's, it's any age you can be, you can be awake when you come in. You can have a spiritual awakening when you're a kid, a teenager, a young adult, an old adult or an older adult.

Like there's just the time is now and people are awakening and, and um, and awakening. What I found, 'cause my awakening was slow. I was a kid that was asking a million questions. As I said, I hit the ground running and I looked out into the world. It didn't make sense to me. And so I'm asking these fundamental sort of religious questions to my very secular parents who didn't think or talk about religion ever.

It wasn't interesting to them. They, you know, they, as far as christening or baptizing, by the time number three came around, they didn't even bother to do that. And I'm asking these questions like, how can a baby be born in sin? That doesn't make sense. We don't come from a place where we can be born in sin.

And they're just like, I dunno, why you asking these stupid? But the questions got, [00:06:00] uh, the questions got louder. When mom dies, she gets sick in her forties and at 50 she's dead of cancer. So the questions are, why do people get sick? Where do you go when you die? And if we go somewhere, we must come from that place.

What is that place? And how old are you? I was about 16. Mm-hmm. But she had been sick for about four or five years. Quite sick for about four or five years before that. So the questions were starting then, like why is she sick and why is she so unhappy? Um, and how can you have a happy life? Like a lot of questions, questions, questions, questions.

And uh, I've got a friend, Kristen, who's on my other show, elevate, which is a show I'm doing with just, you know, conversations. Me and a friend just chatting about, it's not an interview show. And she calls the new young podcasters that are coming through now, the Freshies. Right. And I love watching the Freshies that are like young in their twenties, thirties, even in their forties, that are so curious about the world.

They wake up with all [00:07:00] these millions of questions and really the, I was talking to Brandon Thomas, another podcaster about this, and the guides say. You create your world through your questions, not through the answers. Like your questions summon as you question, you summon the energy that comes to meet it.

And then as you summon something that comes to meet it, then there's another question. So, oh, I get that. That makes sense. But what about this and what next and what else, and what else can happen and what else, and what else? So we're creating our world through our questions more than through the answers that come to meet them, whether they come through spirit guides or.

Teachers or podcast shows or what, however you find your answers. Yeah. It is your questions that are creating your world and this world. And so I read a lot of books. I had a lot of, um, interaction with spirit on the other side, mainly mom coming to tell me she didn't die and I didn't [00:08:00] understand what she was talking about.

'cause at the time I was hanging out with her on in another dimension, I, I didn't know. I was not in my physical body. I thought I was in my physical body. So if you were having those 

Kara Goodwin: interactions, like directly, not through a medium or, and it seemed like it was 

Karen Swain: physical. It did at the time. At the time, I'm having the conversation with mom, like I'd walk into a house or I'd walk into a shop and she'd be there.

Like, I was always in a place that was not my home. So it was, it could be in another state or another country, or somebody else's house. It was always elsewhere. And you were awake. 

Kara Goodwin: This wasn't in the dream time. 

Karen Swain: Well, I was dreaming like I, but at the time when I'm in the dream, I'm thinking it's real. I'm not understanding that I'm in an an, an alternate reality.

Let's call it another dimension. And I'm like, you're not dead. So confusing. What do you mean you're not dead? No, we don't die hard. What do you [00:09:00] mean? You mean you're not, and I sort of thought that she, like, um, when I woke up in the morning, I'm trying to interpret the dream through my very closed mind and my not understanding who we are as multi-dimensional and that we can access dead people, if you like, or spirit or other dimensions.

And I'm also interpreting it through my physical understanding. So again, the messages were coming through, like you're in another place and that other place was interpreted as somebody else's house or a shop or a different country or a different state. And she saying, I'm not dead, was not meaning, I'm still in my physical body, but you know, we don't die.

She was just trying to get this message through to a close to a mind that didn't understand all this stuff until I did more study and research and yeah. So it was really confusing to me. But again, it, it kept prompting me to ask more questions like, why is this happening to me? What's going on? And it. As, as far as listening to guidance, a lot [00:10:00] of people ask about, um, you know, listening to my guides.

'cause I revely call my spirit guides the mob. I soon woke up to realizing that we have spiritual guidance. We're not alone in this world. And I, so through, again, through my limited understanding, I was like, who is my spirit guide? Thinking I have one guide and I did a little course, and this guy gave me a tape back in the days where we had tapes and I put it in and it gives you a, uh, a meditation to meet your spirit guide.

And no one would turn up and I would say, nothing's happening. Nothing's happening. And he would say to me, I was young in my twenties. And he would say to me, oh, I guess you just can't do it. You just, you know, you just can't do it. And I would, I was frustrated not knowing that I had been communicating with them my whole life as all of us.

Do, like we talk to ourselves. Who are we talking to? Like, who are we talking to when we're talking to ourselves, when we're asking questions and receiving answers within our own [00:11:00] mind. Um, and we're saying, oh, that's really interesting. I wonder how that works. And, you know, I want this and I want that. Like, we're constantly talking to ourselves, like, who are we talking to?

So I just thought I was talking to myself or my common sense. I would often get guidance that I would ignore. I don't wanna do that. I wanna do something more rebellious. 'cause I'd get this common sense sort of guidance that I would ignore. And then one day I had my spirit, spirit guide say to me, my guidance, my mob say to me, oh God, Karen, stop your fussing.

'cause I was really sort of trying to rack my brain, how can I figure this out? How can I figure this out? This is what we do, right? We try and figure something out. But when tapping into your own exalted wisdom, your own inner wisdom, your own inner being, you've gotta stop trying to make it happen. You've gotta stop trying to figuring it out at the level of in, of intellect and just relax and listen.

Like just relax [00:12:00] and listen. And sometimes when we're so frustrated at not trying to figure something out, we get exhausted. And in that moment of exhaustion, we sort of let go of the wanting, the desire, the angst. And I suspect this is what happened. And my guides came through and they said. We have been so many different personalities.

If you want a guide, like a singular personality to show up, then pick someone and we'll show up as that. So at the time, I'm a young single girl and I said, oh, okay, that's cool. Then I want like a handsome young man, you know, to show up. And then immediately I get this image of this young guy and he's like.

Is this okay? Does this meet your expectations? And yeah, that was the beginning of me understanding that I had guidance. And what they explained to me is that they're a stream of consciousness, a a [00:13:00] memory complex, if you like, a bandwidth of energy, which is information, which is intelligence, which has been many things.

It's been singular, it's been, uh, groups, it's been, it's been like we have the singular ego personality, and then we can have the family unit and the society and the country unit and then the earth, you know, we're connected to what CU and then connected to the cosmos and connected to spirit. Like we can identify a singular or all the way to all that is.

And so they were identifying as this stream of consciousness, which is, has been millions, probably trillions of different identities. And, um, out of that wholeness of oneness can, you can pull out that different identity if that's what your human, linear mind needs in order to latch onto an identity. To relate to it.

To listen. Yeah. 

Kara Goodwin: Wow. So, wow. 

Karen Swain: And it 

Kara Goodwin: sounds like you [00:14:00] related to that, um, they were encouraging you to just, to kind of take that baby step of, okay, well here's, we don't have one singular, you know, being that we are, but here's a singular being if that's what you want. So it sounds like there's not really like a planet or star system that they're connected with necessarily, or.

Do or a dimension, or do you get that kind of sense from them? It's 

Karen Swain: such a broader scope than that. When asking from my singular linear identified mind perspective, and I say, oh, if I lived on other planets, the answer that came was, do you think that you're any less curious as a soul than you are as a human?

You've been everywhere. And I'm like, oh, okay, cool. But have I been [00:15:00] to more places than others? And they said, yes. And so they, they kind of, they answer like that. But, um, from our human mind perspective, when we're talking about this spirituality, we always try to limit it down to what we understand as a singular identified ego, personality, body complex.

And it's just, it's so different. They've shown me it's so different to that. But if that's how you wanna. Frame it, that's fine for your understanding, like that's the way we're gonna go. But they've never, um, they've never sort of appeased, they've tried to expand my mind outside of thinking as the identity.

I remember Byron Katie when she had, you know who Byron Katie is? Mm-hmm. Yeah. So a beautiful spiritual teacher. When she had her awakening, when she had her epiphany many years ago, I say that she woke up dead 'cause she woke up in this expanded reality [00:16:00] of being connected to that infinite intelligence and having the answers, like many people talk about this sort of experience when they have NDEs, like, I'm connected to all wisdom and I can ask a question and I've instantly got the answer.

But in that experience, when she first woke up, she was completely outside of identity. And so she's in this human body, in this identity, and she looked in the mirror and she's like. Who is that looking back like she wasn't connected to this identity 'cause she was in this expanded place and really that's who we are as spirit.

Having been many identities, and this is something that the guides have, have been trying to educate me on that we've been so many identities. Like pick one. So you can talk to, you know, mother Mary who was an identity, a religious identity, or Jesus or Buddha or whoever. Krishna, Mohamed, uh, whatever, Ganesh, whoever floats your boat.

Whatever identity that you've read [00:17:00] about or know about. And you can speak to that identity. Likewise, you can speak to the identity of someone that you knew. Um. I think I was telling you before we recorded like my best friend committed suicide when she was in her thirties, so I know her as that identity.

But is that really who she is or is that just the relationship I had while we were having our earth life experience? But so many people reach out to spirit wanting to connect to that identity. And they're totally fine as showing up as that identity for our benefit, for our understanding. But that's not who we really are.

Imagine like we've been actors on a stage and we've played all these different roles. Which one are you gonna identify as you really, you're none of them, but you're, the combination of everything you've learned from all of them. 

Kara Goodwin: Yes. I love that. And it makes me think too of the relational piece because that is part of our I identity is how we [00:18:00] relate to others.

And so, you know, that is a directive too. It's amazing talking about your friend and how you relate to her and she's so much more than how you related to her, but in this incarnation, that relationship is critical to your, or could be, you know, to your connection to her because it's kind of like the IP address of how you might be able to get to her.

Exactly. 

Karen Swain: It's so interesting, like Byron Katie says, two people never meet. You only meet your idea about them or your ideas about them. Ooh, you never really meet them. So when we're talking about this, this is how we relate to each other. We don't relate to the person standing before us. We relate to what we think about them.

Oh, I like you. Oh, I don't like you. Oh, you believe this. And I believe that like we're relating to souls based on what we believe about ourself and the world and what is [00:19:00] right and wrong, not who they are as souls. And the spiritual agreements that we have with each other as we play, as we dance, this earth dance.

But what we, what we, how we judge them, and how we judge ourselves. So this is something they've taught me too, through reincarnation. So. My mother, as I said, I, I don't remember if I said on the recording or not, but she died when I was 16. She was 50 and she reincarnated as a back, as a family member. But she, she looks a lot like her, I've gotta say.

Really? So that's like, oh, that's so interesting. Same, same eyes. But, um, but she's not her, she's not the same identity, she's not the same role in my life. She's not the same personality. And so I don't relate to her as I related to my mother. And I said to my brothers who don't really believe in this stuff, then one's on the edge, the other one's skeptical, but whatever.

The other one, I've got a few brothers. The other one's like, he's like, he listens. I dunno if he believes, but, [00:20:00] um, I, I, when she was little, I, I told she's an adult now. I told one of my brothers that, you know that, that she's mum reincarnated and he's like. He couldn't believe 'cause he had this loving memory of his long lost mother who died and then there was this obnoxious, precocious kid.

He said, but I don't really like this version.

Oh, that's so funny. So what are we relating, like who are we relating to? Like how is this happening where it's really all about what we believe and this is what's happening with the world. Right. I'm getting all philosophical, people ask me about my story and I totally get off track. But anyway, just trust the, the flow.

We hate all love people trust the flow. Exactly. We hate or love people based on what we've decided is true for the world. Or is true because I was just on a Facebook thread, a messenger thread. Uh, I met when I was backpacking around [00:21:00] Europe when I was a young girl. I met these fabulous girls, uh, one American, a couple of Canadians, and, um, we had this little pack and then we lost contact with each other way before the internet.

And when Facebook came around, we all found each other on Facebook. One of them, the American one, it took years, but she eventually, like we found each other, we are not great mates and we don't really communicate, but one of them died recently. And so lots of photos are being shared of when we were these crazy young teenagers backpacking around Europe.

And, um, where, where did I wanna go with this? Yeah, I dunno where I wanted to, to go with we You were talking about like 

Kara Goodwin: the judgment and 

Karen Swain: the identity. Oh yeah. So in the thread, they're getting political as people do, whether they hate or love their president or Prime Minister or the political party. And there's so much distention, you know, upset and argument and war in the world based on what you believe.

You're not really relating or seeing what's happening. [00:22:00] You are only seeing what you believe a about yourself and again, and the world and what should be. And I think that a spiritual evolution for all of us is that when we bump up against what we don't agree with, is to open our minds and see if there's another story going on here, like another picture going on.

And my guides are constantly teaching me about this. Like, I love watching movies at night and I love historical movies. And I've watched a, I've watched a lot of war movies. And I was having a bit of a rant to myself, you know, to myself one night, bloody humans, all you wanna do is kill each other. You know, always creating war.

And I'm so having a bit of a rant to myself one night, so I was watching a World War one movie, I think, and my guides came in and said that World War I changed the world forever. And I said, how did it change the world? And I said, before World War I, there was much more of a divide in humanity through the [00:23:00] class system.

And what World War I did was they put rich and poor together on the fighting field, black and white. And it really shifted the class system across the world. And so when we look at something we hate, maybe there is a different reason. It's like another purpose. And instead of judging it as I was doing, oh, bloody humans, you know, like look at the higher perspective, tap into your guidance and say, what's the reason for this happening?

'cause we're on the thread this morning. Someone saying, you know, the world's effed up. I, I hate this world. 'cause they don't agree, agree with some politics, and they think that the world is a terrible place and all this terrible stuff's happening. And they're not particularly in my spiritual circle. As I say, they were girlfriends that I met backpacking around Europe.

I met them in youth hostels and we had a rip roaring time. But um, yeah, you can look out into the world and be really upset at what you see, but maybe there's a higher purpose, like you understand, we're going through an [00:24:00] exponential shift in human understanding and human consciousness on this planet. And in order to do so, there's disruption.

Before we build the new, we have to tear down the old. And so there's a lot of disruption and a lot of the people that you don't agree with are a part of that disruption. And so instead of pushing up against it and being upset about it, maybe ask a different question, how is this helping the world? How is this helping?

Myself. Yeah. Totally off track. 

Kara Goodwin: Well, no, I don't think you are. I, I think it's really pertinent, pertinent to where we are and, and important for us all to keep thinking about our role in things because it is so easy to point the finger and to be like, if everybody believed the way that I believe it would be so much better because everybody else is wrong.

Right. And I know that my beliefs have shifted a lot and I used to really clutch on [00:25:00] to my political beliefs and I really thought that I was so right. And how can these other people be so blind? 

Kara Goodwin 5: Mm-hmm. 

Kara Goodwin: And as I've evolved my understanding about a lot of the background things that are happening that I did not have.

Insight into, I didn't wanna look at it, I didn't wanna believe it. If anybody tried to tell me, I thought they were crazy there, you know? So that meant nothing to me. So my whole perspective was coming from something that was veiled, you know, because I couldn't look at it. And as I've gone through my own shadow process, and part of that shadow process has been the collective shadow and what we've been told and what we haven't been told and, and the impact of that on our beliefs and why they would want us to believe certain things and, and who are they?

And, you know, all of this gets pretty gnarly and that, but it, it is a, you know, [00:26:00] holding the, our beliefs lightly and knowing that we never have. I mean, even now with me feeling like I know so much more that I wasn't allowing myself to see before, I still know there's a whole bunch that I don't know. And so, and, and understanding that we want, we're, we're so much alike even when we choose different sides, so to say, you know, it's, I was just using this, um, I was using this example recently of, you know, if you've got a, a parent who you know, wants their child to have traditional medical prevention, let's call it, because I have to be careful what I say on, on the platforms that we find ourselves on.

Um, and I want people to see this video, so let's just call it [00:27:00] medical preventions. They make that choice. Out of love and concern for their child because they absolutely think that that is gonna protect their child. Mm-hmm. And then if you have a parent who refuses to do the treatment protocols, they're doing that out of love and protection for their child, you've got two different choices that are seemingly on opposite ends of the spectrum.

And the root of the decision is the same. Because we have this, we are the same. We just have access to different information, different beliefs, ideas. Yeah. And a lot of that is coming. It's deliberate. It is meant like we are intentionally trying to be separated to exasperate that. So I think it's really helpful to keep coming back to.

They're not the enemy, first of all. They're not the enemy and they're, [00:28:00] they're not stupid. You know, they're making informed choices. They just have, they're accessing different info. Yeah. And I think for me, that softens it. But I think it's a, it's a big part of the work that we're all trying to do across humanity right now.

Absolutely. 

Karen Swain: That's why the education of deliberate creation, I feel is so important. Well talk more 

Kara Goodwin: about that, 

Karen Swain: the deliberate creation. That's where I wanted to go next. I wanna, like, I've got Byron Katie with me. I know she's still embodied, but I like, feel her presence with me, her spirit with me. Again, we're multidimensional so she can be in the body and spirit simultaneously and, and, um, inspiring me in this conversation.

'cause she keeps coming up and still be having a human experience. Right. But, uh, her work, you know, when she had her epiphany, when she woke up and had this spiritual experience. Is to question what you believe, like question what you believe. And I think that this is so important. She doesn't call her work deliberate [00:29:00] creation, but if you're creating through your beliefs and you're not creating the, the world that you want, then question what you believe.

Even though you think it's your truth. It, how does it make you feel? Like, who would you be without that thought? This is her work. Like, is it true? Can you absolutely know it's true? Who would you be without the thought? So that person doesn't like me. You know, that person doesn't like me. She had, you know, she resent me.

She is it true? Yes. Because she speaks to me so badly and you, she doesn't talk, blah, blah, blah. Can you know, it's true. Yes. I can know it's true. Like we get really adamant ofensive Yeah. About what we believe to be true. Who would you be without that thought? Like I, I've done this on hundreds of people.

Who would you believe if you didn't believe that thought? And everyone, some people get confused and they can't even contemplate that question because it's so ingrained in them. And some, and most people go. 

Kara Goodwin 4: Happy. 

Karen Swain: They say what? Happy. Oh, happy. What would 

Kara Goodwin: you be 

Karen Swain: if you didn't believe? 

Kara Goodwin: Yeah. 

Karen Swain: Free. Mm, free at peace.[00:30:00] 

Happy free at peace. So isn't that the world you want to create? And, and so are your beliefs creating happiness, freedom, and peace. So question what you believe. If you had a different politician, who would you be without that thought? If you, if you're looking at, um, the atrocities across the world and you're hating being in this terrible world, just, I'm coming back to that comment.

'cause it was like seconds before we met online. You know, I hate this world. This world. They're in this thread that I was looking at. I was about to answer them. And then you came out and said hello. Like, I'll do that later. Or do it now to give a different perspective. Like, we're not in this terrible world.

We're, we're in a world in transition. And how can you be a part of that transition? Complaining about the atrocities of war and the corruption of the politics and the corruption of big pharma and, and the terrible deaths that are senseless and shouldn't be happening. Is your complaint and you're pushing [00:31:00] and getting upset, is that helping the transition?

Or can you question what you believe? Can you change your belief system? Because ultimately what we want, we think in the having of it will be happy and free and at peace. And so what's happening in the world isn't giving us our distress. It's what we believe about it, even when we're in the middle of it.

My guides gave me this analogy and I'm, I'm eating my words at the moment. So as I've spoken about the shift over the years, talking about the disruption that we're going through, in order to build a new world, so to speak, we have to tear down the old world. They gave me the analogy 'cause I used to be a designer.

Of renovating a house and they said even the smallest renovation causes great disruption. Uh, if you are renovating your kitchen, you gotta pull out the kitchen. Imagine you can't cook you, you go, you know, there's a lot of disruption to your house. You either have to move out and I'm like quizzing them and saying, well, what if we just [00:32:00] paint the bedroom?

Well, think about it. If you paint your bedroom, you can't use your bedroom. You've gotta pull, there's a lot of disruption for a little renovation. But do you cry over the disruption or do you focus on how great it'll be when it's finished? Like when you've got the new, the new house. The new world? So they gave me this analogy, which helped me really understand what we're going through right now, this terrible world that we're in, and we're seeing so much corruption and war and horror, horror, horror, and um, and now I'm in the middle of that.

And I've got three jack habits going off and they're pulling out the doors, and I, you know, like there's so much, and I'm eating my words because I'm stressing over the renovation instead of focusing on the end product. So I'm sort of right in the middle of this lesson right now. Like, do I stress about the disruption or do I think about how great it's gonna be when it, you know, the new is built.

And this is the challenge we're all given in this world, uh, as we look out into our [00:33:00] lives, whether it's personally or collectively, and we see the disruption and the trauma that's happening as the world. Is moving through this transition, tearing down old systems and finding ways to rebuild new systems.

Yeah, like where are you focusing? Where are you putting your focus? Does the, does your focus or your belief give you happiness, freedom, and peace? And what can you think that does give you happiness, freedom, and peace? And this is when you become a deliberate creator. Because as you find ways to think in a way that feels more peaceful, more aligned.

That gives you more joy and more happiness. Then you raise your frequency, you raise your vibration, and now you're a vibrational match to more of that. And you create that collectively in the world, but you also create that in your own, in your own world. Being a part of the shift is about, um, being inside the chaos, but seeing, [00:34:00] seeing the beauty of it instead of the horrors of it.

Easier said than done. This is what we're, we're all here on earth at this time that we're listening to this conversation and this is what we agreed to do because I know that people are watching your podcast are, um, you know, light workers, new world teachers, star seeds, volunteers, whatever you wanna call yourself.

You're here to be a part of the shift, not to fight against it. Yeah. 

Kara Goodwin: I love that, and I love that you bring up the, the designing, the, the rebuild, the, it makes me think a couple of weeks ago my kids were, had a, a school break and my daughter just off the cuff, or you know, it seemed to me, I think she'd been planning it in her head, but then she was like, can we paint my room tomorrow?

And I was like, uh, no, I don't want to. I mean, because I have experience with painting a room and I know that it's not as simple as like, let's just slap some [00:35:00] paint on the wall. You know, you have to paint the furniture, you have to tape the trim, you've gotta everything up. Yep. And her room was a darker color than what she wanted to paint it.

So I'm like, that's a good three coats of paint that we're gonna have to do, and we don't have this stuff and all, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So my initial reaction was like, no, I don't wanna do that. Like, I, let's just, you know, have an easy day instead of going to work to, you know, with this. And, and she was like, but we don't have anything planned.

And I had taken the week off, more or less, uh, cleared my schedule so that I could spend time with them. And I also understand the, the benefit that we get from physical work, physical engagement. There were all of these things that were good reasons to do it, but my, again, my knee jerk was like, no. And so then I, I thought about it and I know that she's been asking for a little while to [00:36:00] do this, and I also liked that she wanted to do it.

You know, she, it wasn't a, can we get my room painted? 'cause we always hire people to do things like that. And so we did it and it was a great way for us to spend time together. She's 15, so we don't spend as much time together as I wish we would. And she, now she's got the skill because my, I also was like, she doesn't know what it takes to paint a room.

Like she's thinking it's gonna be a couple of hours. This could easily be a couple of days. Now she has the skills she, you know, was moving her body around. She wasn't just on a screen. There were all these things that benefits Yes. And. I was so glad that we did it, and, and I enjoyed that. I moved my body around and I changed something.

You know, I created something and rather than just being digital the whole time, which is what I'm prone to do, right? Yeah. So [00:37:00] exactly. There were all these gifts in it, benefits. Mm-hmm. And it was disruptive and it was like, you know, it, it was hard work and there were all of these things that were also true about it, but just, I mean, it's such a great.

Way to think about what you're talking about with this shift and Yeah, and, and also the beauty that comes from it, the opportunity that comes from it. The things that we won't get another way, you know? Yeah. With the, the connections that we can have and the things that we can learn, the challenges and so forth.

I'm hearing so 

Karen Swain: much in what you're saying, like the shift is hard work. Like you're saying painting the room is hard work, but can you enjoy that? Like the hard work is, the work we're doing with ourselves is the bumping up against our limiting ideas about ourselves and the world and, and then transforming those, changing those.

That's actually, that takes a bit of work, especially when you really wanna be right about being right. Like, I'm, [00:38:00] I dislike this and don't try and talk me out of it because of this is what I believe, like I'm really right about being right. But does it help you feel peaceful, happy, and free? No, but I'm right.

Right. It takes work. It takes hard work. But can you find enjoyment? Like what are the benefits of that? I, I'm thinking about, I had a relative on my father's side who lived to 95, and I used to go and visit her in New Zealand. She died about a decade ago, and I used to quiz her about her life. And I say to her, what was the most fun, exciting time of your life?

And she said, oh, during the war. I said, really? Wow. Why? She said, oh, this is, mind you, it's in New Zealand. So she's not in the thicker, you know, she's not on the front line. She said There were so many people coming, sailors coming from overseas, and you never knew if you were gonna like live or die. There was just real excitement, like you're living on the edge.

You didn't know what was gonna happen next, and you sort of, you're in the dark. But as [00:39:00] she reflected on her long life, when she thought about the most exciting time of her life, it was at that. Period where things were really intense and she enjoyed it so much and she got to meet different people and had different experiences, she wouldn't normally happen outside war.

And yeah, there were just so many benefits to this really trying traumatic time that was here on earth. And that was a, again, another eyeopener. Like when you reflect back on your life, are you going to say the best time of your life was when you were sitting on the beach with a cocktail doing nothing?

Yeah. Or was it during those trying times when you were learning so much about yourself and the world and what's possible, what's possible for you? What's possible for the world, like Yeah, it's those, it's those trying times that really, uh, I think that's what the soul is looking for. It's why we come. I was talking to a girlfriend again.

I'm going back to my girlfriend. I've got a couple people with me, Kate, who died, who killed herself in her late [00:40:00] thirties. So she had a trying, um, she had a trying. A childhood, but she married a wealthy man and she had this feathered nest where she could do anything she liked. And she had a couple of beautiful kids and she lived in a big house and they traveled the world and seemingly a feathered nest.

And then something happened and she got depression and she ended up killing herself. And I was talking, and that was a long time ago, over 20 years ago, 25 years ago. I was talking to her sister the other day and we were talking about the traumas that happen and the different things that happen in our lives.

And you know, the message is we, we come for the traumas. We don't come to earth to say, I'm gonna marry a rich man and have a really cushy life and buy all the shoes I want and build all the houses I want and travel the world. But that's not the plan that our soul says. You know, the man says, I'm gonna bump up against death and trauma and depression.

There's a fabulous teacher here in Australia called Petria King. She calls them the four Ds, death, depression, [00:41:00] disease. What was the other thing? The four Ds? Anyway, it'll come back, but yeah, I'm gonna bump up against all that and see how I handle it. Like that would be death, depression, disease. Debt. 

Kara Goodwin: Debt.

DEBT, maybe. I mean, that's what I think of. I'm like, that could be, yeah, yeah, 

Karen Swain: yeah. Divorce. I think she said it was. Oh, divorce. Yeah, that too. We could call them the five Ds. Actually, I like that debt. Five Ds for five D. 

Kara Goodwin: See? Yeah. Okay. We're on our way to five D. We come for the, 

Karen Swain: we come for the five Ds. We come for the five Ds.

Yeah. We bump up against death, depression, divorce, debt, and death. Wait, did say disease and disease? Yes. Yeah. And uh, and that's where the growth is. That's what we come for. Like having all the renovated house in the new earth. I think that as lightworkers, as wanderers, as volunteers, we're so focused on the new world, the five d, the, [00:42:00] the, the feather, the beautiful utopian experience.

But we're not on earth right now for that experience. Sure, we are a part of hailing of bringing that in, but we're not here for it right now. We're here for the transition. We're here for the disruption. And can we, just like you and your daughter, can we see the benefits? Can we find the joy in it? Can we see how that is serving our us personally and our souls?

Kara Goodwin: Yeah, that's beautiful. I mean, that's really profound what your, was it your great aunt or your. She was my father's cousin, so Oh, okay. She was like my first 

Karen Swain: cousin once removed. All on, but 

Kara Goodwin: yeah. Okay. But that, that's really profound with the, the war and it makes me think of a lot of people talk about Earth is the, the greatest show in the universe right now.

You know, there's a, a q that, you know, a galaxy long to get in here and be on the boots on the ground. [00:43:00] Exactly. And then there are those of us who are here that are like, really? Seriously? Yeah. Get me outta here. You wanna get in here? You win. You want in on this? Like, this is hard work. Yeah. And it made me think too, when you were talking about your guides and they, they told you about the.

Renovation and they, and then now you're in it because it was a great analogy. And now when you're trying to live it and it, I was, that's such 

Karen Swain: a great analogy. Well, 

Kara Goodwin: I was thinking like, I've gotta 

Karen Swain: say the guys are really cute that are doing the work. They're really fun, but are you 

Kara Goodwin: Well, that's helpful.

Karen Swain: Yeah. You 

Kara Goodwin: were thinking, well, it just made me think, you know, you're the boots on the ground one who's like, okay, there's theory and then there's like the lived experience. Amen. And so sometimes I wonder how much, like the guides that we're getting, if they don't have earth experience and you know, we're going through such a, a unique time right now that it's kind of like.

Okay. That's good. I get what you, what you're, I I get where [00:44:00] you're coming from here and like actually being here with these feelings and these, you know, this mix of things. It's, it's might, it might be different than theory. So. Yeah, 

Karen Swain: absolutely. That's the theories and then there's the lived experience.

Yeah. You know, I think of as I'm surrounded by rubble. 'cause as I say, there's three jackhammers going off, so there's a lot of rubble created. I'm thinking of the Palestinians going back to Gaza and wanting to live outside the rubble that was their house. And they just wanna be there because apparently the war has stopped.

We'll see. But apparently, and um, and that sort of experience. And then my girlfriend, who is Jewish, I've had her on my show, a couple of my shows a couple of times speaking about peace and speaking about, there was this incredible channeling from one of the kids, one of the beautiful young teenagers that was murdered during the October 7th massacre at the, at the music festival.

So these kids go to [00:45:00] celebrate Love and Peace and music, and then they get slain and we all go, oh, terrible. And from his experience on the broader, you know, on the broader perspective, he's saying it was all designed, it was all wanted. Um, this is a part of the peace process, even though it doesn't look like the piece.

It's, yeah, the experience from that broader perspective. But what she was saying is how Itbr has brought the Jewish community together in a way that it's never felt more connected. And the same with the Palestinians. Like they're all huddled outside their ruins, but they're all helping each other, the families and what's left of their families like it.

Why does it take trauma to. Bring us closer. But that's the lived experience, right? That's what's happening right now. So me being around a bit of rubbles, nothing compared to what they're living through. I have to remind myself on that daily basis. Yeah. Like this is [00:46:00] nothing compared to what people are living through in different parts of the world.

But what are they gaining from that, like that connection, that human connection, which we struggle as humans to find, especially when we live in that feathered nest. There's been umpteen Hollywood movies made about, you know, the rich. Person that's so wealthy and they've got everything who's like the tyrant.

He has no empathy or she has no empathy towards their fellow humans, and then something terrible happens, and then they, they regain that humanity, that empathy and changes their life. Yeah. So the traumas that we live through just remind us of our empathy, our humanity, our connection to each other, even though they're still hating the other side.

Mm-hmm. You know, they're loving each other and hating the other side, 

Kara Goodwin: but some of 

Karen Swain: them. 

Kara Goodwin 3: Mm-hmm. 

Kara Goodwin: Yeah. I mean, we can think too about what all of us as humanity went through in [00:47:00] 2020 and Right. You know, and beyond, but what a, you know, on the surface that was a, a really hard thing to go through and, and there's a lot of fear, frustration, but there was also a lot of awakening that happened Absolutely.

Through that. Absolutely. And it seems like. A, a massive amount of people who awakened during that time mm-hmm. Who maybe they wouldn't have, or maybe not the same numbers would have, or as quickly if there wasn't something that was so strange that was happening. 

Kara Goodwin 4: Exactly. 

Kara Goodwin: And so, you know, yeah. We went through a birth canal with that.

Yeah. But it does seem, I mean, there definitely were some benefits from the awakening perspective that seemed to happen from, from that. So it's a good example because we've got a little bit of, you know, [00:48:00] now we, we've got a little bit of space where we can look back and be like, okay, so what, what happened?

What were some fallouts of that beyond the obvious things? And, you know, hopefully. With what is happening right now with the situation that you're talking about. You know, I hope that there will be some things that in hindsight we can be like, wow, we did have these, you know, our, our somehow peace became like in a much bigger way and quicker and, you know, than it wouldn't Exactly.

Than it would have otherwise to maybe help us shift out of that. 

Karen Swain: You know, I think about it, what's creating the trauma in our world is the beliefs that we hold about each other. , I've heard Abraham Hicks talk about this because there's so many beliefs through our religious systems that where, you know, if we do the hard work, then we get the rewards in heaven. Mm-hmm. [00:49:00] And then there are teachers like, uh, the Abraham Hicks, the Hicks material, the Abraham material and the Eckhart Tos of the world tole that there is no reward in a future.

There's only now. There's only now. There is only now. So like you're working hard doing something that you don't love because you're going to earn a lot of money and then you can buy what you like. And you know, like, but there is only the now how can you find your bliss, your joy and your freedom and your happy in the now moment?

Like that's really what we've gotta look at. And I think that that education across our planet, and so hopefully the more trauma people go through it, it, um, breaks the patterns of their thinking and they start to think, I don't care what they told me. This doesn't feel right to me. You know, maybe this is what's happening on the planet.

Like this doesn't feel right. Right. As we, as we tune into what we want, like, I wanna be happy now. I don't wanna wait to heaven. Yeah. 'cause I wanna love my fellow human [00:50:00] now. I don't wanna hate him. And there is a lot of that happening if you look for it on the internet. There's a lot of Palestinian Jews getting together and loving each other and putting stuff out.

And I'm saying, you know, we love each other. And, um, as the trauma gets more intense, more of that happens. So Yeah. Yeah. Critical mass, how many people does it take to love each other before the trauma just disappears? Yeah. 

Kara Goodwin: Yeah. Yeah. That's beautiful. So let's talk about the role of galactic in your work, because I know that, that you have, you like talk about galactic help as well.

So what role have they played? 

Karen Swain: Well there, it's huge. It's such a huge role. And, um, you were talking about how 2020 and what happened to the world created this awakening. The guide said to me, um, 'cause I, you know, we were talking about this ascension process years before, and I kept thinking, when's the world gonna wake up?

And during 2020, the guide said to me, this is the beginning of Mass awakening. And Gail, the galactic goddess I had on the show this week, you know, was [00:51:00] a part of that. She was, she was in her late sixties. And she'd been a nurse and a chiropractor. And then when she retired and her father had died, then she has this mass awakening to her galactic mission here on Earth.

So the, the role of the galactic is that they are our parents, like they created this world. I often hear people talk about, I met God on the other side when they have this MBE and you know, the, the being that created all life, we call it the creator. You know, what if this God creator was a group of ETS that put their heads together and said, let's create a new world and a new society, and, and we're calling this.

This energy, God. But they created this world. They oversee this world. We are their children. We're like their kindergarten children. There is a non interference clause where they put us on this planet. We make these decisions, we make these, um, contractual agreements with each other as souls, either from a spiritual perspective or a galactic [00:52:00] perspective.

I've spoken to so many. I think Gaal was one of them. People who are in their galactic form. So they're living another physical life as an ET and non-human intelligence, and they're electing to have a human life and they're making decisions about what their human life is gonna be from another physical life like.

We can make it from a physical life in another, on another planet, or we can make it from our soul's perspective. And yeah, it's so fascinating. So. So the awakening is about the reveal of our parents, our overseers, the creators of this world, and this is this group of non-human intelligence that are interacting and always have been interacting.

They created this world and so getting reconnected to them. So in the past, in our ancient history, we had that understanding and we called them gods. You see it in the walls of the Egyptian hiogly and stuff like that. We called them Gods and [00:53:00] they had many forms. The bird head, God and the dog head God.

And like even in the um, Indian traditions and religions, we've got the monkey God and the Ganesha God, and all these sorts of elephants and all these different. Forms that were deemed as gods, but they were just different beings throughout the cosmos that were interacting. And even here on earth in their physical form, were interacting as, as guides and communicators and as we reach out to our guidance, most of us here on the earth right now have that galactic guidance.

'cause we've been, we call ourselves star seeds. We've been on other planets many times before we've elected to come into a 3D Earth experience. 'cause this is a difficult experience. And so we play on other planets where it's easier in an earth environment, sorry, in a physical environment before we elect to come here.

So pretty much all of us, I'm gonna say all of us [00:54:00] have galactic guides as part of our spiritual teams that, um, are. Communicating with us here and helping us navigate this world as we've come to be a part of this shift, this, this epoch, this change in epoch, this change in eras moving from one epoch, one era into another.

Yeah. So yeah. What is their importa? It's huge. I'm seeing lions. I'm seeing lions. Um. Coming to me in this moment, which is interesting 'cause I don't often see that. But the, they're saying that you were talking about all the different animals. They're saying to me, you're talking about all the different animal gods, like you, you mentioned dog and bird and monkey and the lions.

And they're saying, don't forget us. So they showed me, they showed me the lion form as we understand a lion. And now they're showing me them in a humanoid lion form. [00:55:00] Mm-hmm. And they're massive. And they're just saying to me, we have a big role to play in what you're talking about. Wow. Okay. 

Kara Goodwin: Cool. Oh, so I wonder, would they be from ra?

Karen Swain: Yeah. Mm-hmm. They say yes. In many other places they say we are ancient, ancient, ancient beings. They're saying that we, they love. They love the animal counterpart that we understand as lions, and they love how we revere them and call them king of the jungle. They love that. They think that's really cool.

I mean, there are not too many people on this planet that talk badly about lions, even though they're fierce beings. Um, you know, the, the animal lion that we understand that can kill you in a heartbeat when you, like, when we talk about sharks, so much fear around sharks. I watch this fabulous shark documentary on Netflix.

What's her name? Uh, ocean Ramsey. [00:56:00] Check it out. Such a beautiful, oh, okay. Beautiful woman. Her name is Ocean Ramsey. I think that's the name of the documentary. So there's so much fear around sharks. My daughter is a shark activist as well. She's also been bitten by a shark, but she really, she loves, yeah, she loves the sharks.

And during her time going in helicopter. Like transporting her in a helicopter from where she was bitten into the ambulance. She screamed out to the media. 'cause in Australia, they just, like, every time someone's bitten by a shark, they love to sensationalize it and say another shark bite. You know, like there are so few shark bites across the world, but every time this one, it's big media and you know, sensationalism.

Sensationalism. And so she sits up and she says, I love sharks. Oh, sharks are beautiful. Yeah. So, so I'm just, what the lions are saying to me, like when you think of collectively what people think about lions, there's a lot of love. But when you think about sharks, there's a lot of fear, but they're, yeah. So they love 

Kara Goodwin: that and they're all, they're both [00:57:00] fierce.

Really fierce. Yeah. But 

Karen Swain: a fierce, beautiful, intelligent 

Kara Goodwin: animals. Mm. Oh well, I I am so honored that the lions joined us. I, yeah, me too. Love, I love animals. I love cats so much. So I, I welcome the lion energy for sure. Yeah. 

Karen Swain: Yeah. They just pop in. Don't forget about us. We've been a big part of what you're talking about, big part of, uh, designing this world.

Kara Goodwin: Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. That's so fascinating. And it's, and it does make so much sense that, I mean, even like you mentioned about the Indian techs and, you know, you go back to the ancient texts of the Bhava Gita and so forth, and the way that they describe, like, even Krishna, I think Blue had blue skin blue.

Mm-hmm. 

Kara Goodwin 5: And 

Kara Goodwin: I ne it took me. You're not the first person who's equated those things to the ETS in my world, but it's new. Like it's, and I, I'm like, how did I not think about that? Like [00:58:00] it's been within the last year or so where I'm like, oh my God. Of course they're ets but mm-hmm. They don't get talked about like that, you know, so.

Exactly. It's really, really fascinating. 

Karen Swain: Yeah. In our First Nation people, they all, they're, they're so connected to their history and their ancestry more so than us. White, fleshy people mostly. Um, 'cause their history goes, their ancestry goes further back usually than ours. And, um. They're so connected to the star people, like the original people, the in and First Nation.

People of Australia are so connected to the Pilates and they talk about the star people. It's in all their stories and all their teachings and all their, um, drawings. And even when you go out to Uluru in Australia, you can pick up a Palladian. You know, they, they're drawing the, the Seven sisters. Six sisters.

How many sisters? Seven is it? Of the ladies? Seven. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, all the first Nations are connected to the star people, but they have that in their ancestry. So there was a [00:59:00] time on Earth where our galactic neighbors walked with us, walked side by side, and then that disappeared. And, and I think that as we fell into darkness.

And we started hating and fighting with each other. I think that many of the galactic's were like, no, I'm outta here. Yeah, I'll, um, I'll help you from afar, but I'm not gonna walk next to you while you hate on each other and kill each other. But this time of shift is that, that we're being reintroduced to our galactic neighbors.

And, um, and they're here to help us, both physically and psychically. And they're just telling me and teach, they're just saying, teach us about our mental abilities, our, the scope of the mind, the grays of often spoken to me about this, about the power of telepathy, which has become huge through the telepathy tapes.

Like I'm just loving that. Mm-hmm. And, um, the power of our psychic abilities, the power of our creative abilities, [01:00:00] and even the knowledge of the new physics and like we've spoken about for a hundred years. About how the stuff of the universe is non-stop. It's all energy and information. And if it's all energy and information, if we really know that, not just you know, on paper, but really live that, like what is possible.

So where you and I are speaking on opposite sides of the world through an internet system and it's coming through in real time, I mean that's possible. But what else is possible teleportation? Like what else is possible when we understand the physics, the real physics of the world, ooh, so much to teach us.

'cause many of them, I won't say all of them, but the ones that interact with the, have that understanding and they wanna teach us. But of course. Throughout time, throughout the last a hundred years especially, that's been thwarted, that's been tried to be denied, tried to be stopped, because as this information comes through as practical information that we can use, then everything changes, right?

The way we propel our [01:01:00] vehicles, the way we transport ourself around the planet, the way we eat, the way we think. I mean, everything changes. Yeah. And the people that make a lot of money from the current systems don't want that to change. 

Kara Goodwin: Right. Yes. And then you start to get into that gnarly territory again.

Karen Swain: Gly. I love your, I love your gnarly, especially as you were talking about big pharma. Like big pharma, the just healing is possible. What we were talking about with gal, somebody asked a question about instant healing on the, on the podcast with Gail and I was saying that, um, 'cause yeah, 'cause I just had an accident because of the rubble around the house.

When you're upset about it, your healing is a lot, is a lot slower. Yes. Yeah, because I've had, I can do it. So often where I do something silly, instead of beating up on myself for being an idiot, I just quiet my mind and breathe and sank it for reminding me to be a bit more focused and a bit more present and a bit more [01:02:00] aware.

And in that vibration just cuts, just instantly heal. Bruises go down, bumps go. Like, I've watched bumps, just, you know, come up and go down. Like it's amazing. But then when you beat up on yourself for being an idiot, and then you blame others, like you shouldn't have put that there, like when you're in that vibration then, then pain can stay with you for as long as you're in that vibration.

And yeah, so healing can be instant, but it all depends on your vibration. But they're teaching us about that, about our frequency, about our vibration, about what's possible when we deliberately let go of our stressful thoughts, our limiting thoughts, and acquire. Evoke a different vibration. Like what else can you do?

You can heal yourself instantly. You can heal yourself of any disease, any ailment. You can change the aging process. What else can you do? Like the sky's the limit. Like the universe is the limit, right? And they're helping us and teaching us about that. So yeah, the galactic's. Love them. [01:03:00] Yes. They're so important.

They're us. Absolutely. Yeah. They're reminding me, oh yeah, thank you. They're reminding me, they said this to me the other day and I'm like, oh wow. I've never thought about it like that. Of course, we think of their, them and us, right? Humans and then them aliens, we've called them. Alien, literally means not from here, not of us.

Like we call people from different countries, aliens not from here. It has a connotation that that, that they're not us and they're saying, we are you and you are us. Mm. I mean you. We are you. You are us. We just have a different, it's like being human. We can be human and then we look at a black person or a white person or a Indian person or a Chinese person and we say, you're different, but we're human.

And they're saying they're different, but they we're souls. Like they're still what we deem as human. 'cause we put humanity into a collective, but. Can we put it into a collective as a soul collective? Be what we are one, we are the [01:04:00] same, we are you. Stop making us separate, different outside. Think of it in that way.

Kara Goodwin: Oh, I love it. I love that. Well, Karin, this has just been such a beautiful exchange and I've loved being with you. I've loved where the conversation has flowed. Yeah. Flowed. Yes. Is that right? I think, yeah. Um, thank you so much for being on. Please tell people how they can connect with you. 

Karen Swain: Well, just through my website, karen sw.com or through Facebook, I do a lot of Messenger.

Um, I think my Facebook page is called Accentuate the Positive. So Accentuate the Positive Media is the podcast show, which I'm seriously thinking about discontinuing next year. I've been doing it for about 16 years in one form or another. Um, but I've got a new show called Elevate, where I do kind of more this, more teaching, and I invite friends on and we discuss things.

I've got Laurie and [01:05:00] Spania coming on this week. Tomorrow? Yeah, tomorrow. And it's a live show. And we're gonna talk about collapsing timelines, which is kind of the same thread of this conversation, but it's called Collapsing Timelines, like looking at all the different timelines and how you can collapse or create timelines, create what you want.

And, uh, yeah. So I'm enjoying that more than the interview shows. I, I might leave it up to the Freshies. Yeah. Anyway, it's something I'm contemplating. I don't know if I'll do it 'cause I've been doing it for so long and I just, I do love meeting people. I just am finding, you know, people's story. Fascinating.

Yeah. But um, so you can find that on my YouTube channel, which is Karen Swain, blissful Beings. I started the channel before I started the a TP Media Show. And Blissful Beings is the name. I gave my mob my spiritual guidance. I had a shop called Bliss, and then I had a massage business called Blissful Beings.

And when I was saying, who are my guides, after years of [01:06:00] that angst, like, what's your name? They're laughing at me 'cause they really don't have a name. Call us a stream of consciousness. What? Call us. Whatever you like. We don't care. Um, they say, well, who do you think the blissful beings are? And I'm like.

Huh, that's you. So it's not really their name, but it's a name I was already using. So blissful beings. Yeah. Reminders from home or what I call my sessions because I tap into that form of intelligence, that broader perspective. And remind you of what your soul already knows, which pierces through the forgetting of the, uh, human egoic consciousness.

I love the ego. Don't get me wrong. I don't wanna say that the ego is bad. The ego is part of who we are as creator beings, but sometimes we get so in the angst of wanting that we forget about the extension of the infinite intelligence that we are, that knows [01:07:00] exactly everything we could ever ask. And tapping, piercing through the questions and tapping into the knowledge.

Yeah. 

Kara Goodwin: I love it. Well, thank you again so much, Karin. What a joy to be with you. I can't wait to join you in a couple of weeks too, and yeah, we'll have to do this again. 

Karen Swain: Yeah, absolutely. I, I'm, I'm looking forward to hearing your story 'cause I don't know too much about it. 'cause like me, you the one, you know?

Yes. Listening. Right, right. Yeah. 

Kara Goodwin: Beautiful. Yeah. 

Karen Swain: Big love to you. Yes. And thanks everyone for listening. 

Kara Goodwin: Thank you.

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