21 Jul 2023 · 1 min
Sean Clayton shares his history of incarceration, suicide attempts, and sexual abuse, then explains how he uses hermetic principles and alchemy to transform his life. The podcast offers daily actionable steps for listeners seeking personal change.
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Welcome to the Science of Abundance Daily Alchemy podcast. I'm your host, Sean Clayton, and my.
Story is pretty interesting.
Went through a ton of trauma, former incarceration, suicide attempts, sexual abuse in my life. And one of the things that's happened in my life is I've actually used hermetic principles, alchemy, all these really cool tools that we hear when we talk about the Illuminati, whatever you want to call it, and develop practices in order to change and affect my lives differently. So within this podcast, I will be giving tidbits and bites for individuals to be able to bite into on a daily basis. That will allow you to take baby steps to change your life. But at some point, you'll find the door that starts to change the effect.
Of how you show up on a daily basis.
Enjoy this, give feedback, come to my Instagram comment, whatever it might be, always open because we wouldn't be here without each other. Please enjoy and thank you and I love you.
Welcome to another episode of Science of Abundance Daily Alchemy. So on this episode, I'm going to talk a little bit about something that we forget about every day, and that is miracles. And I was looking at the definition of miracles the other day and it was talking about being in awe of things or something that like puts you in awe, something that's created by God or this all source that is just beyond yourself. And it really grounded me for a second when I started to think that we forget about the normal miracles that are around us every single day. And I use the word normal lightly because they're not normal at all. I mean, the sheer construction of a human being is a miracle in itself. And so when you really dig into it, every human that you see is a miracle. No matter how our perception is around how beautiful they are or whatever it is that may be. Every human being that is walking as the sentient being is a miracle. We are literally all of these separate cells and energy that is combined into the sentient being that looks like a human being that walks and talks and has an internal soul. So first just looking at yourself in the mirror and waking up is a miracle. Then you go outside and you say, okay, well, I've got these plants, these trees, this ground that I walk on, this air that I breathe, that's a miracle in itself. And we get lost in the hope of looking for this giant, this other thing. There's the seven wonders of the World or there's, you know, massive miracle. Can't believe that this magical thing happened. And I think I've been annoying people recently because I've been seeing miracles and the most nonsensical things. And it might not sound miraculous to a lot of people, but I get, you know, blown away when I see somebody on the street that all of a sudden just popped up that doesn't live in that city. Like, the other day I saw one of my dad's high school friends at a random taco shop that actually ended up owning the land that the shop was on. Doesn't even live in the same city. And he was the only other car in the parking lot. It's like, what are the odds of that? Out of all the people that I could see and meet and engage with. And that kind of stuff has been happening more and more often, and it really allows you to get into the space of appreciating everything around you. And when you think about the law of correspondence and this quantum effect that starts to take place, you start to go really deep on seeing every miracle and everything. Even in some of the social posts that I see, what people are starting to say, they're all reflections of myself. And that's a miracle in itself as well. The clothes that I actually wear on a daily basis, the numbers that I see. Yesterday I was. I was doing some. Some brain training stuff. And when I was doing it, I walked out and I saw this crack in the windshield. And there wasn't a crack. When I had driven to the training, I drove down from LA to San Diego. But I. When I got out of the training itself, there was a crack in the windshield. And in the training, it was kind of interesting. I had this, like, really cool breakthrough. I was breaking away from some, like, old reference of self. And in that, you know, when I actually had that crack in the windshield, it was like just a straight line in it. The car was parked. There's no reason for it to actually be there. I wasn't moving. And you could say it could be anything like happened when I was driving down. I could rationalize this many different ways. But if I look at it as a miracle. Well, the miracle is that the thing that I look through when I'm in motion actually had a crack in it. So I broke away, right? Some aspect of something that was clouding my vision, that was. That was not allowing my vision to be clear. I could put any context to it. But these are miracles in themselves. I saw that as a miracle. So most people get upset. I've got to change my windshield. I got to call the insurance. I got to do all this stuff that was like, oh, this is an awesome, abundant opportunity for myself to see things in a way that I've never seen them before. I always leave an encouraging message at the end of these. And I encourage you to remember every breath you take is a miracle. Everything we see is a miracle. For those that don't see, everything we hear is a miracle. Everything we touch, every experience we have. And the more that we appreciate that, the more expansive that the miracle will become. Because you're always in abundance of those miracles actually happening. You're applying a different intention in your thoughts to a vibration in your life that is creating a quantum effect that is drawing a completely different experience for you. And the emotions that you'll carry associated with those miracles on a daily basis. And you can break it down to the minute and the rhythm that you'll feel within that will eliminate the duality in the polarity of our lives. So that we are consistently sitting in the seat of cause. We're consistently sitting in the driver's seat. And we're no longer in the space of being a victim. We're always in the space of seeing that we are infinitely a creator. Thank you for tuning in, and I love you.
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