This is lasan boss, yeah,
the host of the shaping freedom podcast.
Thank you so much for joining.
I am really excited to be having a
conversation this week with a friend,
Brandy Knight. Brandy is the founder of
inner calling, she is an overall
healer, she's a Kundalini teacher, she
does energy work and she is a
woman who is part of a community of
people that I know who are focused
on doing that deep work and walking this
path of self expression and understanding who
they are and why they're here. And
I just want to share with you
something she said to me at the end
of the interview, which was isn't
it cool to have a sole family?
And she said that to me because
we were chatting about other people that we
know within different communities and chatting about
how it can feel and be to walk
this planet or walk through a childhood, a young adulthood or even an adulthood
where you are it's kind of the
other or you don't necessarily have people around
you that understand the kind of soul
family connection kind of thing, and so
that's one of the real reasons why
I really wanted to have this conversation with
brandy today, because I really wanted
it to be. I want this conversation
to be a a confirmation and comfort
for those who might be walking around knowing
that there's something else and really wanting
to understand what that's something else is.
So I encourage you, if that's
who you are, find your tribe,
if you are the parent of someone
who may just kind of be that person
who you know just kind of has
that extra sense or sight or intuition,
encourage that person to find their tribe
because it's really, really important for everything
that we do it. Whether you're
an entrepreneur or a spiritual worker, a
healer, a creative in author,
whatever it is that you're up to on
this planet, do not do it
alone. Find Your tribe without further ado.
This is my conversation with Brandy Knight. Hi everyone, thank you,
thank you, hey, girls,
say some I low. You know,
it's such an honor to be here
for a lot of reasons because we,
you know, our introduction was so
juicy and so deep and so personal,
and to witness each other grow and
to share in our skill set and to
support each other over the years has
been really, really cool and and I
feel I feel like you've witnessed me
kind of like turning to a woman.
I feel like a wow, which
is just it's just a really it's it's
so cool, it's so powerful and
just like a little a little nugget on
the book situation is. You know, legacy speaks was my first like official
publication, and that multi authored book
was a collection of women coming to the
table telling or really powerful stories.
It was like what's what was the turning
point? What was the thing?
That was the awakener? So it was
like the the beginning, kind of
like the shit show prior and then you
know what happens to wake up and
then what happened after the wake up.
So that was really, really powerful. And then to be published and to
have people read it. Yeah,
yeah, a big deal. And so
lineage speaks, which is coming out
in January, it's a little bit of
a continuation for that. And what
I brought to the table was a little
bit different this time, where I
went into a bit a bit of a
bigger picture, more of a planetary
picture, as opposed to what was happening
in my world. And now I
took it to like, okay, this
is what's happening in my world,
this is what I'm applying in my world
and this is the impact. I
intend to create planets, on a plant,
on a planetary level, and then, uncensored, on tamed and unleashed.
Coming out this December is meant to
be another collaboration book and it's intended
to be a guide, like a
like a book of tools for anyone who
feels like they need a little extra
support, maybe new to the awakening experience,
not really knowing what to do.
Here's the book, take it,
run with it. Something's going to
click. So that's more of like a,
you know, a guide, so
to so you talked about awakening and
you also talked about feeling today like
you're a woman, which surprises me because
you've always been, from my perspective, you know, the epitome of feminine,
Powerful Woman Energy. Tell me about
this awakening piece, like what does
that mean and what has that meant
for you? Thank you. First off,
I'm like Ray man, you know, I've had like a few awakenings
throughout my life, but like the
big one, like awakening for me looks
like wool pulled, you know,
no more wold the eyes and there's no
turning back. Right like I can
in Abraham talks about this. You know,
you know too much. There's no
turn back. One of those where
it's like, Oh, I'm a
hundred percent committed and dedicated to whatever I
need to do on a daily basis
to step into my destiny, to achieve
my goal, to create the legacy
of why I came here in the first
place. And by Abraham you mean
Abraham Picks, Abraham Hicks, right,
so I okay. She was one
of my first introductions to kind of like
the you know, like the whole
the world of Alchemy. HMM. And
so for me a lot of it
was being becoming a mother. was like
Whoa, I have two choices here. Get my shit together or not,
and the other way, the child's
going to walk the planet either with a
parent who decided to awaken or the
child of a parent who decided not to
Ye. So pulling. Let's talk
about the wool over the eyes, like
what is that? What does that
look like? And because, as you
know, like lineage, for me, everything that I do and part of
my purpose for walking this planet is
to help, is to help to uncover
what we can do in order to
strengthen our legacy and to be aware of
the fact that we are investing into
legacy every single day, which is really
investing into our lineage every single day, and whether we're aware of it or
not, whether we are aware of
the impact that we're having or not,
and the fact that some decisions that
I make today are going to have some
kind of an imprint upon the life
of my grandchildren and their children and so
on and so on, just as
the life that you and I are living
today, you know, is the
result and consequence of decisions that that people
made a couple of generations ago as
well, you know. So it is
one of the most important things,
I think, that we can be woke
to during our journey yere, you
know. Yeah, so tell me about
that wool coming up over your eyes, like like, what's up with that?
What did it look like? Let's
talk about some of the hard decisions
you had to make and how you
have evolved yourself to this point that you're
at today. So you know that
that can be a really simple yet powerful
conversation. And you know, because
I came to the planet with some extra
bits and pieces, let's say,
around my connection to nature, to be
able to you know, I had
some abilities right, which is very you
know a lot of a lot of
kids do. A lot of kids do,
and so then it's like, okay, you have a little extra.
How are you utilizing it? How
are you dealing with the how are you
handling it? You know what's going
on there and I had a really challenging
time with it, and so I
numbed it out in a lot of ways
from a very early age, even
before I got into like, you know,
drugs and Party and alcohol, you
all the things that we do so
or that some of us do anyways. You know, I like and a
lot of that wildness came from I
want I I almost deliberately put the rules
over my eye myself. I want
to just to clarify things. So what
one of the things that brandy is
sharing is that she is an incredibly powerful
healer, incredibly powerful, incredibly tuned
in, and the reason why I want
to stop here for a minute to
address this is because you know, some
there are some people that enter this
planet knowing that they have sight beyond what's
happening in their everyday world, and
that can be really challenging sometimes and it
can be really challenging to have that
kind of wisdom in the body of a
ten year old, a twelve year
old, fourteen or fifteen year old,
eighteen year old, and so I
love for you, just for those folks
who are either in that place in
their life or the parents of people who
are in that place in their life, let's talk a little bit about what
that looks like and how you were
able to navigate that. Yeah, communications,
key, I mean communication. So
anything you can do as a person
who is experiencing that those gifts,
those abilities, and it's a lot or
someone who's a parent of a child
who is, you know, showing these
signs, opening up the the throat
Chakra, using the voice in any healthy
capacity for like just some like brass
tacks, you know. As an example
would be, you know, grab
a pillow and everybody scream or just making
noise into the pillow. The pillow
can help muffle and so it's a little
bit safer. Or you don't mean
the pillow, and then you can kind
of just like start punching, like
a punching the pillow while you're making noise.
So what's happening is you're moving the
energy through the body, you're moving
your sound currents to your system,
which then gives you not only more supportant
stability to the nervous system, but
you get more comfortable with your own voice
and when you're comfortable in your own
voice, you become more comfortable with the
ability that might be attached to the
voice or you know. So, so
that could be a really it is
a really, really helpful tool to have
on board. Yeah, I think
anything, just being aware that that is
like there are ways to manage the
way that you feel around having extra ability,
even when you're navigating and understanding what
it actually is, you know.
Yeah, all right, so's how
me keep your story going, keep the
story go, let's keep this part
is your story go and let's hear your
story. Yes, so, you
know, the laws pulled over the eyes.
You know, I was doing a
lot of avoidance work. Wouldn't work
because I was holding everything in.
Yeah, I witnessed a lot of people
holding stuff in. So not only
was it like a learned behavior, but
because I didn't have a vocabulary attached
to what my experiences were, it just
was weird and just being know,
for lack of a better, you know,
more graceful way to put it.
So, you know, there was
this wave of like, you know, health stuff and the ability. Just
it doesn't go away. Even if
I, you know, was kind of
blacking out, shit was coming through
and dreams, you it just doesn't go
away. Doesn't go away. And
you know, it was really when I
got pregnant that I really decided to
commit a hundred percent to the process of
awakening, which looks like why has
my behavior been this way? What am
I doing? Who Am I surrounding
myself with? Am I teaking accountability?
What is accountability? Am I releasing
my emotions in a healthy way? If
not, how can I? And
then I'm going to do it every day.
How am I communicating and the most
highest vibe way I can? You
know, all all of that,
and it became very diligent. It was
a job. It was, you
know, purposeful, it was conscious,
it was something I even had to
set work timers for and alarms for because
I was setting a new pattern.
That takes time write. Those patterns take
time to so you have to you
know, I'm an alarm setter. Like
what's on the calendar? I'm screaming. Today's screaming from fifteen to eight forty
five. So so what tell me
about some of these practices, like what
do you actually do? What are
your high vibe practices? Hi, my
hot so, for for my my
personal work and my professional work are the
exact same thing. My current kind
of title is accountability coach, emotional release
specialist in Kundalini, alchemist, and
under that are all of you, these
different modalities, like the data,
like the NLP, like you know,
like like the hypnosis, all all
those things. So what I'm bringing to
the table is what I brought to
the planet, which are my unique abilities
to be able to go in see
what's going on or help a person eradicate
it. And that's what I do
to myself. So my daily practices look
like every single day I wake up
early in the morning and I do Kundalini
Yoga, I chant my true I
meditate for at least an hour, hour
and a half. I oftentimes I
do it twice, for am thirty am,
and that's diligent. I mean that. And there's a lot of magic
that's happening on a planetary level within
those times, at that time of day,
and those times of day it's called. It's often called the golden hour,
the armor Vela, the witching hour. You know, where everything these
times have been celebrated, you know, since the beginning of times. So
that is the commitment that I've made
for myself. I see mega, mega
results. This is real, real
stuff we're working with. It's a technology,
these are sciences and technologies, and
so that's how I start my day.
Every day, all day, I'm
playing mantra, whether it's in my
purse or in my home. I'm
working with, you know, Crystal Allies,
I'm working with nature, I'm communicating
and I'm taking full accountability, which
looks like I don't have to like
everything, but I understand that I chose
to come here with a mission and
everything that I am experiencing I have called
in in order to fulfill my mission. And it doesn't mean I have to
like it, but it does mean
I have to take responsibility for it.
Even even in this is crazy,
but even when we experience like trauma,
right, even Abu, even it
has a child, and this is really
wild to consider it. It takes
a lot to consider this sometimes, but
I don't know what I might have
been doing in some past life stuff or
some quantum life stuff. Who knows? Right? So then it's like I'm
coming here, I'm coming here to
experience whatever I need to experience move or
whatever I need to experience and Tom
Sometimes that looks like trauma. Sometimes that
might look like abuse. In order
to fill that that soul mission, to
leave the legacy to, as you
were talking about the lineage, I might
have gone through that in order to
move through it to heal the lineage,
the ancestry, the future generations.
So so all of that looks like screaming,
crying, moving, breathing, mantra, speaking, creating the doing.
You're talking about doing doing. How
what am I? What am I doing?
What am I drawing? Hint and
creating all of that. So in
talking about you talked about accountability and
you know, for those folks, you
know, if you're talking to folks
who have done a lot of work and
who understand the language of things like
accountability, or the language that includes things
like a cantability of responsibility for the
person who is saying, well, wait
a minute, what are you talking
about? Like I've had these horrible things
happen, they're not my fault.
What does that mean? Can you unpack
that a little bit more, brandy, just like what does that look like?
What is accountability look like? Yeah, absolutely, and that's a really
really good question and a really good
points of anyone's listening to this and watching
this and going like what in the
are you talking about? If, like
that was fult right, right.
So let's get down to that. Ye,
get down to it. Okay.
So we're going to take this conversation
to a few different areas. One, what's happening in the cosh or the
subconscious landscape. Then we're going to
go into like the vibrational frequency. Right.
So going back to kind of Abraham
picks, you know, a law
of attraction teaches us that thoughts turned
two things, and so essentially what that
also means is whatever is happening in
within my sound, the sound of my
system. I wrote vibrational frequency,
which could have been put into place in
this lat lifetime, prior lifetimes or
the genetic lineage. I'm going to be
a tracting whatever is a going as
a match to my sound, and oftentimes
that sound or those imprints are contained
within the subconscious landscape. So, yes,
shit sucks and it's not your fault
on a conscious kind of d level.
But when we get into this bigger
experience of what it is to be
God, force energy or a soul
continued and inside a human body. We
are not just here to enjoy the
planet, were it. Were here to
contribute to a bigger purpose. As
far as far as what what I know,
you know, you don't know.
One else has to agree with that.
But as far as what I know, so when when I say take
accountability and responsibility, it doesn't look
like, Oh shit, I caused that,
it looks like, okay, okay, that happened. What do I
do with it? How can I
learn? How can I grow? How
can I use this to help others? What do I do with this?
And so I bring into to my
my work the fuck you. Thank you.
Fuck you. That sucks. I
don't want that. I'm very clear
that. That's that's my know.
You know it. Thank you for this
opportunity to go deeper with why I'm
here and contributing to my lineage, contributing
to my legacy. How do you
do that? And how do you do
that? Okay, so it's a
combon. It's multifaceted for each and every
person, depending on where they are
with their communication and their relationship to emotional
release. There are so many beautiful
tools out there where the practitioner does stuff
for you, and I'm in a
place now with my work on myself and
for my clients is I want to
provide the tools of clients are doing the
work for themselves. So this looks
like you know that for a practice,
that that eight to eight hundred and
forty five of screaming and crying and really
getting it out of your system.
There has to be a physical expression of
emotional release to me, which I
feel as first before you can even really
grasp accountability, before you can really
step there and learn the lessons and provide,
you know, for others from what
you've been through. And a lot
of people might think that, like
you, I'm an exercise right a's like,
oh, I got you know,
I exercise, I exercisement emotions out.
It's like that's cool, but that's
not doing shit for your throat Chakra.
Right, exercise. It's supportive.
Get the massage, it's supportive.
You know, do the breath work, do everything, but you have to
have a really beautiful relationship with your
emotional expression. So I say would be
first. Yeah, I think part
of it also is, like I'll go
back to some examples that I've shared
in the past around things like let's say
something happens. You know, you
have a an interaction with another human being
that is a less than ideal one. Someone does something to Piss you off,
and I was like to talk like
straight up language. Right, somebody
does something to Piss you off and
it's a rotten thing that this person is
done. You fill in the blanks. But ever, that looks like for
you and there are a couple of
options there for you. What is to
say, Oh, that person sucks, right, and that could very well
be true, and we heal and
we grow and we evolve when we take
accountability in those situations. So option
one is that person sucks, and then
what you have drawn attention to is
an experience that happened to you and then
you continue on your life to have
your experiences. A second way of looking
at it could be, wow,
this person did these things, and then
turning the attention back on yourself to
say, wow, someone did something,
someone overstepped, someone did something to
offend me, and what I did was
I said a boundary or someone did
something to offend me and they clearly blew
through a boundary that I had set
and I didn't do anything about that.
That's where the learning is or someone
did something and now I'm going to take
accountability for the situation by letting them
know what they did and lovingly letting them
know that, you know, this
is not a person that I want in
my world or in my life,
and so I'm not speaking. You know,
sometimes things do happen and I don't
want to imply that things don't just
happen. Sometimes. We live on
this planet with a lot of other people
and some people are just you know, sometimes things happen and ninety percent of
ninety five percent of the things that
happen in our world are things that give
us a very direct opportunity to learn
and to grow, you know, but
you got to look at yourself,
you know, like yeah, look at
the other person, but that's not
doing a whole lot for you. What's
going to help is when you look
at yourself in the situation. Yes,
yeah, there's a it's in the
spiritual community. There's a whole you know,
there's a lot about the universal mirror
and the mirrors reflection and all that
kind of stuff, and I think
that that is true and I think a
lot of times that if you're met
with some undesirable behavior from another person.
It's not necessarily that you are treating
another you're treating others in that way that
they are mirroring to you. It's
oftentimes that you're treating yourself the way that
this person is treating you. And
so with that that's like where the fuck
you? Thank you comes Mrs just
like, Oh my God. And and
I've been in this place recently around
it like, you know, unapologetic living,
where I no longer require people to
apologize for what they've done because I'm
able to learn from it all and
see how I've created that experience for myself.
It doesn't mean that I might want
that behavior in my life again.
Very comlicative, I I, you
know, but it's like okay, that
that's not a match for me.
That's not a match for me. That's
okay. If that isn't not true, that's totally cool, but it's no
longer kind of like this, and
I'm getting other people on board, like
I just cancel culture shit where it's
just like let's heard everybody in chance.
I was like yeah, there's kind
of attention to something else, right.
It's like yeah, and so that's
what I do is like wow, that
is not a match for me.
But okay, let's so you know's a
whole. There's a lot of different
ways we could go about this, but
I you know, you know that
where it? Where am I choosing to
focus? Where's the boundary? Where's
the Chink in the armor of the boundary?
Where can I develop a deeper relationship
with myself? Absolutely, and what
do you do about those situations when
you're confronted with them? Yeah, and
here, if you're I I am
not a big fan of holding things in
in a moment where shit hits the
fan, because it creates so much toxicity
in your body. So other people
might not agree with this, but if
some things in your field and you
don't like it, say it, HMM,
and there's a responsible way to do
that. And if you're have that
daily practice, you know that when
Shit hits the thing, you're going to
come to the table in a very
responsible way. HMM. So I'd be
messy at first, right my like, I'm from New York, like there's
we don't y hole rights and we
just say it. There's a lot of
fifth Chakra release in the northeast.
Do you notice that after you release that
like you're not carrying it around with
you for the rest of the day in
the week and the dreams and everything's
just like I get it out and then
Ye, yeah, and I think
also it's really a lesson and being able
to setting yourself up for success and
processing what's going on, because what happens
is that something happens and it's like
feedback, right. The best time to
give feedback is when the thing happens, when you walk away and you kind
of go off and think about other
things and then other thoughts come into the
situation, you are then carrying around
double what actually happened. It's kind of
like when you're training a new puppy, when you're house training a puppy,
right, and the puppy does the
offense, you know, on your carpet,
you know whatever. If you go
back to that puppy three days later
to talk about what they did,
they are just like, what are you
talking I don't even know what you're
saying. They've gone on to a million
other things, and so it really
is, yeah, most beneficial to address
what needs to be addressed in the
moment that something happens. Even if,
and this is for the folks who
say, Oh, I just need to
give it some time so I can, you know, process and all that.
That's fine if that's what's if that's
what works for you, and it's
really important to understand how important it
is to process the thing, deal with
it so that you can move on. You know, and sometimes when we
go to do what we call process, we're actually finding out ways, looking
for ways to edit and to filter
and to come up with, you know,
the right thing to say to the
person, versus saying, you know,
even if you don't have the full
answer. Sometimes it could be as
simple as that. Really hurt.
I feel hurt by what you said and
I don't want to go off on
you right now or I don't really know
exactly what I'm feeling and I will
come back to you, you know,
but I'm feeling hurt by what happened. You know, versus pretending perfect,
fucking around with it, you know, it's just not it's not it's not
the most productive thing to do.
Yeah, I want to talk a little
bit about you've done a lot of
talking about creating your imprint on the planet
and I know that you're a large
part of what you're doing during this lifetime
is focused on ensuring your accountability for
the imprint that you're making on this planet.
Can you talk a little bit about
that? Yeah, thank you absolutely.
You know, I'm I am no
stranger to fucking shit up, and
I would say, you know,
the thing that my personal journey is required
the most in order to leave the
imprint that I want is to strengthen my
nervous system, because I am so
sensitive and in such a powerful way that
when you, and you I'm sure
you know this right, it's like when
you when your aura is expanded to
a place where you are front facing and
people are listening and people are looking, one third of the people are one
of the people are going to get
and then one through the people are real
really not going to be into your
shit and they're going to be vocal about
it. So that has been,
you know, especially in this past like
year and a half, two years
of how can I upgrade my nervous system
in a way where that's okay,
that's part of it, because I'm here
to be a leader in a certain
capacity where I'm walking the talk of this
work and people are going to love
it or they're not. So so that's
been a big one. And so
what I do is I dive into like
massive amounts of coodeling, Yoga,
massive amounts of emotional release work, massive
amounts of speaking. And you know, as far as that unapologeticness goes and
accountability goes, is I'm not.
I'm I am really working on not apologizing
for the things that I've done and
the things that I do, because I
know I'm clear with my intention and
I know I'm not here to get it
perfect. I'm here to do my
best. And so I do something that
someone doesn't like and that's part of
meeting a legacy. That's part of it.
M I know I'm doing my best. Previous, previous, could I
say that I was doing my best? There's a lot. There's times when
I work, but when I was
at so what I've really done, what
other people could do, is like, okay, break it down. What
are your daily tasks look like?
Okay, and go six months into the
future. Or what after you transition
of the planet? What is left behind?
It I died tomorrow, what's left? And if I'm focused on paying
my bills and if I'm focused on
whatever else, and and while I'm focus
on those things, I am not
happy surviving passionate, then my legacy is
going to disappear, my in is
going to disappear. I'm not saying paying
the bills and all the things aren't
important, but you have to add,
we have to ask why am I
here and why am I doing this and
how I focused while I'm doing this, because what I want, if there's
not a piece of the essence of
what I want continued with an each and
everything that I do throughout my day, I'm not going to leave the legacy
that I came here to meet.
And what is that? My legacy is
to guide others into waking up.
I'm here now, I'm here now,
and I'm here now. Oh my
God, I'm here now. There are
so many we're continued right now within
like a one could say a war on
consciousness. It's so how can I
be sure that I'm tapped into my consciousness?
These are my my transmissions, and
I'm choosing to tap into these are
my transmissions. They're truly serving my
highest and best. These are my transmissions
that are really serving my highest and
best, my path and purpose, instead
of just kind of infiltrated by fear
and distraction and the best house and the
body and the fashion and whatever else. I don't. I'm as saying don't,
don't pay attention to those things.
But where are you? Oh,
how are you aligned? Where's what's
your sound doing? How can you make
sure? You can just from your
posture, that you're focused on those things
in a way that is for you. So that is my legacy to encourage
people to wake up and be as
most of them as they can while they're
here. The most of who you
are. That comes from eliminating the parts
of you that or the the behaviors
that truly are not you like that.
I like that. How do you
stay in the now when things are bad,
shit crazy around you? We know
do to stay in the now.
Koud any, Yoga, mantra,
meditation, key, key, key,
key. You. Your brain is
a tool. It's like, you know,
it's a radio, right, and
so it's like, am I going
to have hazardly to my radio?
And so, you know, songs on
repeat that I don't like. Right, it's so or not. Right,
I have to manually turn the knob
of my own tuner in order to stay
in the now. So I'm continuously
chanting mantra, I'm continuously doing some breathwork
throughout the day. I'm continuously.
We can now, now, I'll even
say now and now, and I'm
here now and your now. So for
me, mantra is the name of
the game. And when you practice meditation
of Mantra and couldn't' something like a
Coodlini Yoga or Chee Gong or something like
that, you have the it's a
you strengthened, right strengthened. You become
kind of like an athlete, you
know, master practitioner of your own you
know mechanism. That's key, and
you have to believe the mantras that you're
saying. So I mean I chant. You know these ain't I can't an
a mantras right. Couldn't feel kick
mantras, but you can even do like
an affirmation, but an affirmation that
you step and believe, not an affirmation
that you don't write. It's like
if you have not going to chant your
way into believing something right, but
it's like an example could be I really
want, really want, to get
to a place where I love myself,
I know that I really I want
to believe that. I want, you
know, something like that. You
actually can like genuinely vibrate like in residence
with so for me, how I
get into my now mantra. SOTING.
I'm sotting. I'm sotting on why
you'd like it, to write, driving
downs your while you write, you
to why you Rita and then look up
the window of nature. Hands Right. So almost a lucive gene technique.
But while you're awake, my hands, you know, just like coming into
like very tactile experience with your own
just form. Those are some really good
tools. How about you? What
do you do? What do you do?
What do I do to stay in
the now? Yes, May I
my morning practice is really important and
that is, you know, those first
few minutes of the day and their
days where it's an hour or there are
days where it's fifteen minutes, there
are days where it's, you know,
an hour and a half. It
depends on what's going on and it's my
day. Most of the time.
My intention is for my day to start
with clear intention, like what do
I have going on today and what do
I what do I want out of
this day? What do I want for
myself out of this day? What
do I want for the people with whom
I interact? What do I want
want from myself and from the people with
whom I interact and from God and
from whatever support is around me, both
the support that I'm acutely aware of
and conscious of and the support that's outside
of the realm of what I can
see on a day to day and minute
to minute practice. So that is
a vital part of the way that I
start my moments every day. And
then it's really remembering who I am and
that I'm not alone in the moments
throughout my day. So, for example,
right now you and I are talking
and I'm here, and I'm not
going to say that there aren't times
where I'm in a conversation, I'm thinking
about other things, but really I
make a concerted effort to be in the
thing that I'm actually doing. So
if I'm washing dishes, I'm washing dishes,
if I'm washing dishes and listening to
music, I'm washing dishes and listening
to music. And if I'm washing
dishes, listening to music and ranting about
something that someone did to Piss me
off or something that I'm doing or not
doing, then I'm consciously aware that
that's what I'm actually spending my time doing,
because what that helps me with is
ensuring that I am giving the proper
energy, or the appropriate energy to
the appropriate situation right because if not,
I can get up and it'll be
like two hours later and I've spent two
hours cursing somebody out Huh in my
head or cursing some situation out in my
head and not and, you know, just having it be time that just
leaked away from me, versus saying, you know what, no, I'm
going to sit here for five minutes
and that Blah Blah Blah did such and
such, and I'm gonna like do
this so that there's an end to it
for me, you know, and
so it's really you know, what I
have found is that I have the
best days when I'm clear and when I've
taken the time to take care of
myself and when I've taken the time to
check in with myself and to ensure
that the relationship with myself is intact,
loving and of high quality, because
once my relationship with myself is tended to,
I find that everything else kind of
lays out and happens, you know,
in a pretty good way. And
it doesn't mean that I don't have
situations where that are more challenging than
others or challenging conversation stations that I have
to have. I want to have
those conversations having been in love with myself,
so that I can exude that to
other people, you know, because
when I don't Li Sawn as a
whole different character. We saw on I'm
impatience. I am I will cush
your ass out. I will. It's
all about like it's all about blocking
and protection and my space versus your space
or, you know, seeing what
you do as the collective, you as
something you're doing against me, versus
me having this experience and witnessing different things
and choosing how I'm going to interact
and with those situations that occur. A
spicy I know. That's what I
do. That's my thank and lots of
walks. You know, taken a
walk is and I think that's part of
the movement that you talked about.
You know, when you know, being
aware of my energy. Sometimes,
you know, when there's a lot going
on, I can feel like this
ex I could feel, you know,
tension. You know what's what's defined
as tension, or lay Abo this tension,
and I can either sit with that
and just experience myself having tension,
or what works for me is get
up and move, and so sometimes it's
a walk around the block, right. It doesn't have to be like this
whole you know thing. Sometimes it's
simply walking around the block. And what
I find is that as I start
to move, that energy starts to move
as well and kind of even out, and then I feel better and my
thoughts are a little clearer and I
realize that the thing that happened is not
the end of the world. You
know, it has not. My entire
apple card is not overturned. It's
just a thing that goes from being like
this huge thing to like being a
ten minute blip. You know that I
can move on from. Yeah,
yeah, it's what. Go ahead,
I was gonna say. Yeah,
when you develop this relationship with yourself where
you can understand your patterns and your
behaviors and and what's going on, then
you can give yourself the time and
space and the tools that you need so
you can show up, like you
were saying, when I can show up
all with all that is me and
I can show up with like a dial
relationship with myself. And, you
know, because I have access to so
much information and all of these in
all the information could potentially serve my highest
and best. But I know with
me, you know, as as I
as I learned what kind of like
my human design astrology, which is a
whole other ballpark, but it's it's
been so helpful for me as like Oh,
okay, so you know, my
my pattern is, you know,
I have access to the information,
I go all over the place because I
have the reas energetic resource to be
able to pull off every option that I'm
downloading. But then I do not
do that and let the let the client
come and and then there's a path. Yeah, I love that you said
that, because I think people there, you know, there are people for
whom meditation, journaling, that kind
of thing comes naturally, and there are
other people that really maybe don't feel
the same way. And I'm really happy
that you just said that, because
when it reminds me of is that this
work that we do, all of
this work, is really so that you
can quiet down enough to be able
to learn who you truly are. And
when you walk the planet, taking
in only external stimulus and respond, walking
around, kind of reacting to what
people are doing and saying and the circumstances
that befall you, you can literally
carve yourself out of the equation. And
so these practices of sitting down for
an hour and a half, as you
do to a couple of times a
day, and just like getting quiet and
connecting and mantra and prayer, whatever
it is that you're doing, those are
ways to really help you to witness
who you really are and how you're really
behaving on this planet so that you
can course correct where you need to or
bring out of you the things that
you really want to bring out of you.
And that happens when you give yourself
the time and the relationship with yourself
it's just like a relationship with anyone
else. Right. So try having a
relationship and not being willing to give
an hour a day to that relationship.
You know that relationship is going to
stall, it's going to be stagnant,
it's not going to grow. And
so when we're willing to look at the
relationship that we're in with ourselves with
that same intention, excuse me, that
same intention, that same juiciness,
that same curiosity, like, oh,
how interesting is it that people just
dog you out and you seem to smile
about it and not say anything.
But you know, when you know that
you don't really want that and that
there's something that you have to say but
you're not expressing that. How interesting
is that? What are we going to
do about that? Right, you
can't. It's hard to get there unless
you've given it the time and energy
and attention. I love that. And
it's not easy, right, like
none of this is easy, but you
develop the muscle and the resilience that
you in, the stamina that you need
so that you're ready to show up
and you have the courage behind it.
So you do it. You know, becomes your new your new normal.
I love that comparison with the relationship
and anyone who might be doing like reparenting
with themselves. HMM, that's what
it is. We write like how much
time are you going to give your
own child? Yeah, you have to
give yourself at least are some sort
of fraction of that time when you're doing
this work if you want it to
make a dent. Yeah, yeah,
Brandy, tell me about a couple. I have two questions for you.
One is what, and you talked
earlier about like your legacy, like Brandy
Knight, what do you want people
to know about you after you have left
this lifetime wild courageous hilarity, deeply
loving and passionate, ultra creative and talented
and a Mama. Yeah, yeah, and what would you say to the
younger woman who was doing a whole
lot of avoidance work many years ago?
What would you say to her today? It's okay to cry, it's okay,
it's okay to feel. You can
feel. It's Great Express. It's
okay to speak, it's okay,
okay, okay to know. It's okay
to know, it's okay to be
wrong. It's okay to be an accurate
and it's okay to be accurate.
That it's okay. I think that's what
people want to know, that it's
okay. Yeah, yeah, brandy,
thank you so much this, son. Thank you that love so much.
I love you two and we haven't
this is we haven't spoken in a really
long time, so it's really nice
to have a chance to talk and to
share, even if we're doing it
in front of a whole bunch of people.
I'm really happy that we did a
little tango today. This fills really
good I know that you are tell
the audience where they can get in contact
with you and what you can help
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your life, where you can step
into your destiny, remember why you came
to the planet and so still your
mission and leave your legacy for your lineage.
Randy, thank you so much for
stopping by. I appreciate you.
Thank you. I appreciate you to
I really hope that you enjoyed listening to
my conversation with Brandy Knight as much
as I enjoyed having it. I hadn't
spoken to brandy in a really long
time, and so it was really nice
to just sit down and vibe with
her for a bit and and catch up,
and to also share with all of
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