How to Overcome the Greatest Obstacles

by | Nov 11, 2022 | Blog

A meaningful life is not without obstacles. As long as you are living, you will keep facing challenges.

It’s up to you to change your perspectives and deal with obstacles with the correct mindset. It’s either they become your stepping stones or stumbling blocks.

In this episode, I have another person that’s been extremely influential to me, the reason why I was able to carry on my father’s legacy, my spiritual mentor. Her formal title is Sarva Loka Maa Her Holiness Sri Sri Sri 1008 Guruji Poonamji, but I call her Guruji.

Guruji created Divine Bliss International, a non-profit organization dedicated to spread her wisdom on the natural remedies to disease through positive thinking, healthy eating, and abundant living.

Tune in to the full episode as she gives some incredible advice on how to overcome the greatest obstacles in your life.

Enjoy!

For more information on Divine Bliss International, visit https://divineblissinternational.org/

 

Continued Learning:   How to Live a Rich and Full Life

TAKING ACTION:

  • Want to know what’s keeping you from doubling your sales in the next 12 months? Take our quick QUIZ to get answers: Howtodoublesales.com
  • If you’d like to have a profound breakthrough in your business, schedule your breakthrough call with a LIVE expert here: Chetholmes.com/Breakthrough
  • Claim your FREE chapter 4 from the top 10 most recommended marketing and sales books of all time! Visit: Ultimatesalesmachine.com to find out how you Create 9X More Impact from every move you’re already making to win clients!

TRANSCRIPT:

*this transcript was mostly generated by AI, please excuse any mistakes smile

Amanda:  In my heart, I saved the best for last. Next you will meet my spiritual teacher. Her formal title is Sarva Loka Maa Her Holiness Sri Sri Sri 1008 Guruji Poonamji, which is a fairly long name, but it’s a very high honor. I met Guruji at a time where I was extremely lost and in a lot of pain, not only emotionally, but also physically.

I had celiac. The smell of wheat would make me so nauseated. I would have to go to the hospital if I ate it. And she said to me that every disease in the mind is, or every disease in the body is just a disease of your mind. And she said that I could be cured of it, which I thought was utterly impossible.

And yet she showed me a way to be able to unlock my mind and get in touch with myself to be able to heal. And so to this day yesterday, did have some really  lovely bread and it was magnificent. And we’re all here today. Honestly. If I hadn’t had Guruji here to guide me, this company wouldn’t be here today.

Here is your daily dose of the Ultimate Sales machine coming to you from the new edition. Visit ultimate sales machine.com to get your copy or multiple copies. I am your host, Amanda Holmes, CEO of Chet Homes International. What you’re about to learn has assisted a quarter of a million businesses to generate billions of dollars working faster, better, smarter.

Amanda: Guruji, I’m so grateful that you joined us here. Thank you so much.

I wanted to ask on the behalf of everybody it’s very rare that you meet somebody of your your gifts. We’re facing such a difficult time with depression and anxiety. What can we do to uplift out of this swamp that so many our world is living in? Could you give some advice to those that are really trying to overcome that emotional baggage that we’re carrying?

Guruji: Absolutely. Amanda. All emotional baggage, as you might have learned till now, begins its journey from the mind, and then it takes you wherever you want to go. So the first thing people can do about coming out of the swamp is to make themselves think positively. I know voicing it is easy, but doing it is hard.

So it’s still a journey that you needed to take to make yourself always think in the positive and always choose your. And put them in the positive to speak. And if you start doing just these two things, if you learn how to do just these two [00:03:00] things, life around you will keep changing and become positive.

The criteria of becoming de-stressed or, bright, beautiful, constantly happy, there is only one. And that is to stay in the positivity, in the acceptance that whatever is happening for the best. Whatever will happen for the best. If I make my efforts today to put myself into the light, then that is what will return to me.

Whereas majority of the people get bogged down with the pressure, with the pain, with the suffering. We enter a level of fear even before we have experienced anything negative. So that fear level that we [00:04:00] absorb into ourselves, restricts us and keeps us connected to the negativity. Fear is a negative emotion.

Anger is a negative emotion. . Compassion giving staying positive, holding onto the optimism of I can improve myself, I will improve myself. I have improved myself, and stick to that policy that there is always things to learn. We feel we are so educated. We are so smart. Now there’s nothing else anybody can teach us, but even a little child can teach you something that is, that might have slipped your mind.

You might have known it and it went away, got barred somewhere, and just by the child mentioning it or speaking that around [00:05:00] you, it could reconnect you to how to the way out of your depression, your sadness, your loneliness, your, absolute fear of what Covid is going to do next. What is the government going to do next?

How are we going to survive? How are we going to react? It’s not quite useless actually. All you have to do is I accept this is the next step that needs to be taken, and that is the acceptance of the now. 

Amanda: I love that when you talked about you’ve taught so much around language, I kept thinking about your, I don’t know, box

I share that with people all the time. , could you give that really quickly and then we’ll go to the next 

Guruji: topic? Yeah.

Language is a very complex thing. Okay. It’s like the chords of any instrument. Now, when [00:06:00] an instrument has a chord out of alignment, even if you’re playing it correct, it doesn’t sound good. Our voice is the music that our body plays. If we use our words incorrectly, then even though we, the music is well tuned, happy, good, it wouldn’t sound good, and the health of your body or the health of the instrument will go down.

So one of the things that Amanda’s asking me to tell you all is I have been for years and years now, trying to tell people that the one most detrimental dialogue, and I believe out of you, any of you who have done NLP might know it because somebody who’d done NLP pointed this out to me that this is part of an NLP program, which of course I [00:07:00] have never done NLP.

So mine is just original from wherever I pick it up. Basically the cosmic venue. So people are in the habit of repeatedly saying, I am sorry, and I don’t know. So yes, but I don’t know. And I don’t know. So when you say, I don’t know your entire, you can say communication system of your computer takes a shutdown.

This is your personal body computer. Okay? So it works faster than your thoughts. It has to cope with your thoughts. So it has to be faster than your thoughts. So when you give yourself the answer, let’s say somebody asked you, So what do you think is gonna happen [00:08:00] with the Covid being so strong around you?

And you’d say I don’t know. And the minute you voice this now, Your logic might tell you that yes, in reality, I don’t know, which we can all accept. Yes, we don’t know, but how to change this dialogue and make it positive. So in that instance, instead of saying, I don’t know, you have to say, My guess is as good as anybody else’s, and whatever the cosmic, the God the light has in store for us will be made visible to us whenever the energy is ready.

So this is, any of this option can be taken. I gave you three answers, four answers, and you can choose any. And if you want to keep the your words to the minimum, you can say, Michael, guess as good as anybody else’s. You’re [00:09:00] not God. You don’t know what the future will be. It’s a case rara, yet we insist on putting it down very firmly.

I don’t know, the minute you have said, I don’t know your mind, computer will have to shut down and reboot itself. Now with the physical computers, even the fastest computer, it shuts down and it restarts, it can take 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds. Your mind computer will take, might be a second to two seconds to reboot, and yet in those two seconds, your entire mind will take a shutdown.

It’s like disconnect. It’s like your phone is playing up and you switch it off. So when you switch it back on again, it takes it’s 30 seconds to a minute to put all your apps back in there in the same manner [00:10:00] your mind will take, might be a couple of seconds only to reboot and to put all your applications back.

And yet, and I did it just now, I think in the practical that my mind went faster than what I was talking and then I lost the trail because my mind had already processed all my future words and I was still talking slow. It’s I partly heard this beautiful man who was speaking right before me and he was speaking so fast and I was like, Wow, I don’t think I could ever speak that fast.

Amanda: It was quite a difference there. Gorgie, you are right there. 

Guruji: I couldn’t even make an attempt to speak at the speed. He was the ultimate talking machine, he was so fast, like you had to run along . And I said, Wow I’m the walker. [00:11:00] I’d just like to speak slowly and in my piece and my time.

And he was shake. Oops. Oh, that was excellent, . 

Amanda: I’ll let 

Guruji: him know. That’s so sweet. He was very impressive. After a bit it was like, Oh my God, he’s talking, He’s keeping up at the fastest space with the racing of his mind and it’s excellent, but other people have to run along because I just would sit in meditation and let my mind do the calm thinking.

And so when I’m speaking it’s like I’m in no rush to catch the next train. I’ll be nice and easy and gentle and that’s when you are, in other words, So fast trying to keep up with yourself. People constantly keep saying, I don’t know. I don’t know. I have so many. And I go, Oh just calm down.

Think and you will know. And instead of saying, [00:12:00] I don’t know, say, I’m sure I know, just not available to me at this moment, but I’m sure I know, and you will change your life 360 degrees the other direction. One whole circle and you can come to the center because you set yourself free from locking yourself out.

And I was Amanda asked for the, I don’t know, query, but the other query is when I met Amanda, as she was talking about that in the beginning for everywhere, every dialogue, she would say, Oh, I’m sorry. I said, So I had to sit her down and wipe that sorry out because it was, What are you sorry about? And the point of the, sorry, is that the minute you say the word, sorry, your emotional response of your body goes from being [00:13:00] happy to being sad instantaneously.

It’s like a switch on and off. You will switch from your happy self into your sad self. And why would, sorry take you there? Because this is how your mind is aligned When your sorry means you have done something wrong. Okay? If you’ve done something wrong, then you need to be punished for it. And that’s how we grew up.

That’s how we knew our things. So the minute the story leaves your mouth, a Domino’s effect of emotions will take place in your body, but they will catch up with you like click, it’s done. It’s so fast, super fast. And I would say, Oh man, Amanda, what are you sorry about? Everybody is, let us say entitled to making their mistakes.[00:14:00] 

Hence, if we appreciate and accept that I have made a mistake, and then say, Okay, let me look at it. I might have made a mistake until and unless I have previously either emotionally, physically, mentally hurt somebody, why should I put my body into the sad mode? So saying, I’m sorry is very good, yet it should be in the appropriate place because as words left your mouth, words get got heard.

and you think story’s over from that point onwards, your body begins its journey of processing how many wrongs you’ve done. So one sorry, could lead you to the 500 stories that you had said in the week before, and you will keep [00:15:00] processing it and stay depression. So the best way to do is you could say, if I have hurt you in any manner, right?

I’d like to like, assist you to delete it, to overcome it. Or you can say, I accept I have made a mistake just now. And I’m ready to rectify it. And you would stay positive. It’s these are phenomenal words. We teach our children over and over again to say, Please repeat. I am sorry.

We are not trying to teach them that, okay, come with a positive dialogue. Mommy, I have done a mistake and I’m ready to overcome it. And the growth and the development of that child will become a hundred percent improved. Because what you haven’t realized is the [00:16:00] minute you say, Are you sorry for doing this?

I am sorry, Mommy. Okay, go sit in the corner. Go read your book. No watching television today. So the bandwidth of the mind is clubbed with all these things that have happened to you from the time you were born and you continuing to reboot the word. I am sorry. I wish we could just change it at the beginning.

And the kids were not made to become so astute with the sadness, the depression, the department of their things, just because they’d made a little mistake. Teaching discipline is making the child understand how much pain and hurt the mistake has caused, and then the child will stop making those mistakes.

Saying, I’m sorry, just [00:17:00] makes them stubborn, resilient and stuck. And later on in life, whenever they are saying, I’m sorry, which has become the polite way of talking today, you take yourself back to the situation of the beginning. And I don’t know, it just locks you out completely. So you are like, let’s say outside your house and you left your key in the office and you said to me, Look, oh my God, I have to drive back all the way.

I remember taking it out. But it’s hard. You have to, let’s say make that decision for yourself in that moment. Do you want to move forward and use progressive speech or do you want to continue to say, I don’t know. I’m not ready. I don’t know. [00:18:00] Cri, I’m not ready. He’s also in the, Oh, I’m so sorry.

Yes, Amanda. I know. I have to be time 

Amanda: up. I just, the last 10 years that I’ve studied under you, I. Learn something new every single time. You are such a vast wealth of knowledge because of everything that has happened in the world today. For all those that are listening we know that the number one thing that people are actually spending money on this year is mental wellness.

Just as gurgi as using just one of the many different strands that I’ve learned from her and that she teaches about. So because of that, we wove in and created a training around how to do double the amount of output or work for in half the time. And I’ve experienced this over the years, it’s been. A huge pivotal part to be able to lead us to where we are today.

I wouldn’t have been able to take over the company and continue it if it hadn’t been for Gurgi, assisting me with understanding the mind and how to open that. So if [00:19:00] throughout this day, if you’ve said, Wow, I’ve gained some value from this, I really enjoyed this. Or are you here, What Gurgi is speaking and you say, I’d like to learn more ultimate sales machine.com/wellness, if one of my team could put that in the chat.

It’s a training that we’ve created for all of those that are in the workplace, that are struggling, that would just like something to help them alleviate their mind. And or even if you’d like to give back to the fact that we’ve had this beautiful day together, that we’ve put together all of the proceeds go to Guruji’s nonprofit divineblissinternational.org and it all goes to the beginning of this bigger center.

And I know we’re a few minutes over, but Guruji, could you just explain with just a few moments of this vision for this great place, this little heaven on earth that you have pla painted for us? 

Guruji: Amanda, it’s like meeting people and giving them an hour of my time, two hours of my time, or 10 minutes of my time, making them have one [00:20:00] Eureka or 10 Eurekas is good.

People readjust their patterns and they move forward more encouraged by themselves. Yet I was trying to create a space where somebody who made such a big eureka with them, that they understood that life is about self understanding. The light lives within us, and if we learn where the switch is and we can turn it off and turn it on when we like, then we will get a much better world.

And a much more means, like the intelligence level is increasing yearly, but this would be the right way to use intelligence, is to use it through the source of the light that resides within us. So having this center was basically the, let’s say, [00:21:00] my future vision, my gus future vision to allow the people to experience themselves in totality.

And if people could spare two days, three days a week, just for, just to understand who they are, Oof, they would never go back to being who they were. Hence a place where they can. Where they can just follow a simple routine where the energies are cleared in a manner that majority people wouldn’t even understand.

But the center would keep these energies in the most pristine, perfect light environment that without anybody speaking the energy would start interacting and working with you and bring you to a position where you [00:22:00] would go, Wow, what is this? What’s happening? Why is it happening? And have somebody to answer those questions for.

For them, they would be able to move on to doing what they truly came here to do. You know that you asked me, and I mentioned that out of the whole world, only 10% managed to do what they came here to do. Wow. The rest of the 90% just keep floundering. They keep trying one thing, keep trying two things, try three things.

What is the social standard where they’re standing and they just push themselves to become part of that picture? They do not take into account their personal development from this life from past lives. many more past lives to come to a [00:23:00] conclusion that okay, this is what is needed and this is what is not needed in my life.

So to give everybody from the youngest child to the oldest person an opportunity to realign their minds, that’s what I want the center to be. A place where you can find your, innermost light spot and enjoy it. It’s not about enforcing on people. Somebody came and they thought, I enforce that anybody who studies with me has to be a renunciate.

And it’s hard for me to start explaining that renunciation is what the hard wants to keep searching for more and more knowledge about self. We only use 3% of our brain anyways, is if we could use the rest of the 97%, we would be very happy and grateful for what [00:24:00] we have received in this lifetime.

Amanda: I’m great. . 

Guruji: This is the vision of the center. 

Amanda: I love it. And Peter, maybe you can put in the [email protected]. Email into the chat. So if anybody has additional questions that you want to know about this center or being a part of it, or you can always reach out to me in all the different areas, but [email protected] for more information.

This has been so lovely, thank you. Oh,

Learn More

advertisement advertisement

Read More

How Dr. Debra’s Bold Pitch Won the Stadium Pitch Contest

How Dr. Debra’s Bold Pitch Won the Stadium Pitch Contest

What does it take to deliver a pitch so impactful that it wins over an entire audience? In this week’s episode, you'll meet Dr. Debra Wickman, the winner of the Stadium Pitch Contest at the Business of Biohacking Summit. As a 30-year gynecologist turned entrepreneur,...

Why Your Elevator Pitch Fails (And the Simple Fix You Need)

Why Your Elevator Pitch Fails (And the Simple Fix You Need)

I have a confession to make. I am appalled by the countless empty promises and bogus offers that flood your inbox during Black Friday. You know the ones: “Buy now and get $10,000 worth of courses—if you act before Monday!” But here’s the truth: Only 3% of people ever...

97% of Pitches Fail – Here’s How to Make Yours Stand Out

97% of Pitches Fail – Here’s How to Make Yours Stand Out

Have you ever poured your heart into a pitch, only to be met with blank stares and awkward silence? It’s not just you. Research shows that 97% of pitches *fail* because traditional elevator pitches only appeal to a slim 3% of people who are ready to buy right now....

0 Comments