THE INSPIRATION PLACE PODCAST
Baeth Davis: The beauty of human design is you come into right relationship with your own genetic blueprint.
Speaker 2: It’s the Inspiration Place podcast with artist Miriam Schulman. Welcome to the Inspiration Place podcast, an art World Insider podcast for artists by an artist, where each week we go behind the scenes to uncover the perspiration and inspiration behind the art. And now your host, Miriam Schulman.
Miriam Schulman: We’re going to talk about human design.
Baeth Davis: And by the way, thank you for sending me your book.
Miriam Schulman: Oh. You’re welcome.
Baeth Davis: It’s so good. I’m not quite done reading it yet, but I’m loving it. Miriam, it’s so good. It’s a good refresher, too.
Miriam Schulman: Thank you. Yeah, I didn’t mention Dartmouth once because I was of the mindset that it was alienating. I don’t think that’s true anymore. No, I don’t I don’t just don’t care. I don’t know if it is care. I just don’t even care.
Baeth Davis: It might be. Maybe it depends on it. Probably would only be alienating to people. That wouldn’t be ideal clients anyways, because if they’re put off by something like that.
Miriam Schulman: We’ve already started, by the way, just so you know, all of this is in the podcast.
Baeth Davis: Okay, great. Wonderful. And it’s very natural. Hi, everyone.
Miriam Schulman: Very natural. Okay, so I’ve known Beth since I was 17 years old, which is crazy. I don’t have too many friends I can say that about. I don’t know about you.
Baeth Davis: Mhm.
Miriam Schulman: Okay. We met in a intro to theater class, which wasn’t an acting class. It was like you read theater books and. Yeah. And we were friends throughout school. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And we stayed in touch, and now we’re in. I would you would call a similar things. Even though we teach very different things, we’re both doing something that maybe is going to be illegal someday. Who knows. Like we’re making money online, you know. I know, right? Helping people.
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: Who knew when we went to college, who knew that this is what was going to be so right?
Baeth Davis: I mean, it. It really is extraordinary that we’ve been alive and we’re living through this time of such rapid growth, followed by such rapid denouement.
Miriam Schulman: Yeah. Yeah.
Baeth Davis: To use a theater term.
Miriam Schulman: Yeah. That’s a good one. Okay. I have to finish your introduction, because the fact that we went to college together is not enough of an introduction. So Beth was doing. And you may still be, I don’t know, palm reading analysis. And she read my palm over 20 years ago and told me, oh, did you ever think about being a coach? You should. You would make a really good coach. You may not even remember this, but that was what the palm reading said. I didn’t even know what a coach was back then. I think I only had one child. I was still working on Wall Street at the time. You read that palm? Yeah. So I wasn’t even an artist yet. So it was like you.
Baeth Davis: Lived in, like Westchester, didn’t you?
Miriam Schulman: Somewhere for 25 years. I lived.
Baeth Davis: In Merrimack.
Miriam Schulman: Yeah, yeah. Scarsdale.
Baeth Davis: Scarsdale?
Miriam Schulman: Yeah. Which is also alienating to people. So. Really? Yes. So now I want to finish my introduction. Okay. So now is an expert in human design, which is what we’re here to talk about today.
Baeth Davis: All right.
Miriam Schulman: So could you please, for anyone who doesn’t know what human design is, I kind of know, but not really. Also, by the way, like, I know it exists, but I would love to hear it again. Yeah. So tell us, in the imaginary people listening to our private conversation.
Baeth Davis: So it’s very interesting. In 1987, when Halley’s Comet was going over South America, all of us alive, if you were alive in 1987, which you and I were, We were bombarded with about three times the normal neutrino stream. Now, in any given I think second were hit on every inch of our body by millions of neutrinos, tens of millions of neutrinos. And these neutrinos.
Miriam Schulman: I don’t know what a neutrino is.
Baeth Davis: I’ll explain. So I was about to explain. So a neutrino moves slightly slower than the speed of light, slightly slower. And so it was postulated in the 1920s that these neutrino particles existed. Well they recently discovered one. And they do indeed exist. And they carry data. In 1987, this wasn’t widely known, widely known or widely known. And it was in that January of 1987 that a man named Raju or that became his name Raju on the island of Ibiza, went into a trance state essentially for eight days and eight nights and downloaded the human design system. That same January, my head analysis mentor, Richard Unger, downloaded the fingerprint ID system. And so it was that huge amount of data coming on the planet that certain people were recipients of greater astrological knowledge. Scientific discoveries. Most of the inventions and we’ve heard Tesla, he spoke of this and Einstein and many very Terence McKenna, brilliant people, you know, Madame Curie that they more would receive they would receive the insight or the invention. And that’s very much how human design landed here. And essentially what Ross said. And I’m just so fascinated with him as a character, because I resonate a lot to how he experiences life and other people, is that he said himself he had no idea how things really worked here, and so he experimented with the design system on himself. I think for about five years until about 1992, and then he went out to market it. Now he had a background in television advertising and marketing, so he knew what he was doing. And there’s an element of his story that, to me, it sounds like just an awesome drug trip, honestly, with a brilliant guy who was very learned.
Baeth Davis: He came from a wealthy, upper class Jewish family outside of Montreal in the Three Rivers area of Quebec, which is actually where my great grandfather is, and grandfather from, which is very wild, the same part of the world. He came from this upper class family, and he was very knowledgeable in classical music and many different languages and science and physics. He’s a learned guy, a genius IQ, and he has a genius channel in his. The Genius channel connects the third eye down to the throat, essentially. So he was a genius and he was a marketer. And so there’s an element to it where I just smile and wink that, you know, this voice spoke to him and he downloaded this system. But in all honesty, he may have just discovered it from his own learning, but he packaged it really well, so who knows? We’ll never really know. The question then becomes, well, does it work? And to me, that’s the only thing that really matters, right? Is it practical? Can you apply it to your everyday life, and does it enable you to experience less resistance and more fulfillment? Because we’re not here to suffer. Suffering is a mental construct. We’re not here to suffer. We’re not here to watch people suffer. We’re not here to be suffering or make people suffer. We’re not. We are here for health and harmony and joy and creativity and love. Fundamentally love. And we all know this. And so why is it that the the darkness, the death cult, you know, wants to take over? And my real, real basic reason why I think people get so obsessed with the devil, if you will, with laziness.
Baeth Davis: The devil’s this laziness. You know, uh, casino lifestyle. I’m just gonna hit the slot machine. I think a big part of it is that it is very challenging to the ego, to the self, and scary to do what you have done. For example, you know, to realize, you know, as I’m reading your book, everyone get her book. Artpreneur so good in reading your book where you talk about how you did the Safe choice out of school and went to work on Wall Street. And of course, we’re very successful because you’re smart and you can follow the rules and do the thing, and you’re also very creative, so you can work around obstacles. But as you shared after nine over 11, it’s like, wait a minute, is the point just to make money, like there’s got to be more, right? And you went for your dream. But as you well lay out in your book and as you probably coach and have counseled many thousands of people at this point. It’s not just a straight line to feeling fulfilled by your work. It’s a lot of trial and error. Hopefully you have resources to make mistakes because you’ll make mistakes and you’re going to fail a lot, and people are going to challenge you and ridicule you, especially friends and family. The people you think are most on your side aren’t most of them. They end up being the worst enemies of all.
Miriam Schulman: Hey, sorry to interrupt this juicy conversation, but I have a special shout out today because we’re celebrating some incredible wins from the Artist Incubator program. Now, if you’ve been wondering whether joining the incubator is worth it, if it can actually help you sell your art, let’s talk some numbers. Because inside our community, we don’t just make art, we sell it. Now, I recently did a survey so that I could start sending out some milestone mugs to celebrate artists who have hit major revenue goals. And I just want to take a moment to recognize them right here on the podcast. So first up is our two K club. These artists have made at least $2,000 in art sales since they joined the incubator. And they include Nancy Peet, Kristin Whitbeck Lee, Karen Auden, Christy Dickinson, Candy Campbell, Debbie Shirley, Susan Loeb Porter, Carrie Spence, and Aja Johnson. So to those artists, congratulations. And of course, there are many others in my community who still haven’t reached out to me to let me know that they’re ready for their mug. But next, we have actually a different milestone, which is the ten K club. So all these artists have made at least $10,000 since they joined the incubator. And they include Paula manning Lewis, Kylie McKay, Chris Holt, Christine Minchin, Paula Christian and Natalie Bradley. And then we also have a major milestone to celebrate the hundred K club, the six figure artist.
Miriam Schulman: So you’ve heard me talk about Lynn Samuels, and she made over $100,000 in art sales since she joined the Artist Incubator, and that was within one year. So Lynn and all the other artists, we are raising a glass or in this case, a mug just for you. So if you’re an artist who wants to start selling, or perhaps you already are, but you want to make more art sales, what are you waiting for? The Artist Incubator is where that magic happens. Head over to SchulmanArt.com forward slash B, as in Boy A’s and ice cream Z as in Z to apply, and maybe you’ll be the next one getting a shout out for your milestone mug. And now back to the interview of Beth Davis. Okay, so a couple of things I just want to interrupt because I want to make sure I highlight. So one, it wasn’t so much is there more than just the money? It was that it was only about the money. Ah yeah. So it’s not that money was bad that I was making, you know, that I was here making money. It’s just that was the only thing. And after a while, money is just not a big enough motivator.
Baeth Davis: That’s right.
Miriam Schulman: So, you know, right now, you and I both have successful businesses. And we’re very happy to be making money from it.
Baeth Davis: Yes.
Miriam Schulman: It’s a yes. And and I’m helping so many people with it. So it’s more than just the money. So it has to be more than just the money. And you do need the money because that’s what is going to sustain a business that helps people.
Baeth Davis: That’s right. And sustain you. Because the thing is we need proper nutrition and rest and clean and happy shelter and good relationships and all those things. And being resource is very, very important. One of the main things I’ve learned from human design, speaking to reference your point you just made about money isn’t sufficient over time, as the only motivator is that in human design there are three levels of circuitry. There’s the individual circuitry in a human design chart, which is essentially about empowerment. That was the keynote that Raul used was empowerment. And the individual is designed to become empowered. Then you have tribal circuitry, which is about support, and it is really a tribal concern. Commerce and money. It’s tribal. Now, what happened in our current cycle, the cross of planning, which I really want to talk about today because I think it’s so relevant to what’s happening in the world.
Miriam Schulman: It’s so important.
Baeth Davis: The cross of planning is a cycle of the planetary system that started about 1615, and it ends in In February 2027. Now I’m really big into cycles and history and stuff. Not everybody is, but that particular cross that is now ending was taking tribal principles, right? Like you’re talking about the news for the village, the practices of the village and making it global. Now the good news about this is way more people had food, so people could have way more kids. Now, there was a purpose for that. But the downside is the earth is a ball in space with limited resources. You know, I remember all that New Age stuff. There’s infinite resources. I’m like, yeah, yeah, I really have a problem with that in the 3D, but whatever. Okay, okay. So you have infinite ideas but infinite resources. No not always. Yeah. I mean you can be infinitely resourced but that’s different. So the tribe ideally is relatively small. It does have a leader a king or a queen, but that king or queen is asked by the tribe. Just like in an indigenous tribe, they’re asked to lead. They don’t get to assign themselves the chief. You’re born the chief and you know who the chief is because you feel it. It’s energetic. And our current president, United States, has the King Channel. And I’ve read his chart like he is so congruent to his chart.
Miriam Schulman: I’m curious, so what is his chart? This is so fascinating. Yeah. So so are we doing the He Who Shall not be Named? We’re not going to call him.
Baeth Davis: We’ll just call him DT because he gives me the deets. All right. So DT. Hi. So DT has the money channel, which connects the throat gate to the heart. To the physical heart. So his heart is behind his voice. And that’s what people feel. Good, bad or ugly. His voice is about his heart. And that channel is called the Money Channel. Now the voice part is the king or the queen, and the money management part is the gate 21. Which is the Hunter or the Huntress? Now I have the Hunter Huntress gate, but I don’t have the voice gate, so I don’t have the whole channel. I just have half of it. But he’s got the whole channel, and under the cross of planning the tribal gets to go collective. But the problem is the homogenization. Because when you try to make millions of people, billions of people eat the same way, learn the same way, genuflect the same way, it doesn’t work. And then what happens is you have hundreds of millions of people getting sick and dying or being maimed because they’re living incorrectly. So the cost of not living in the right place is you die an unpleasant death, basically. But as you were sharing before, the majority of humans haven’t even been given the education by their own parents, their own village to be aware of what’s possible for them. And to me, human design finds a person who usually is a bit confused. Not so much because they’re lost, but people that find human design tend to find it because they’ve taken in so much and they’re overwhelmed. Yes. They’re overwhelmed.
Miriam Schulman: There’s a lot of that in my community of artists. And you probably came across this if you if you haven’t yet, you’ll come across this in my book. Or I talk about people who, you know, you have the fear based brain. And when you’re being asked to do something uncomfortable that you’re going to go into 1 or 2 modes, and that is either the deer in the headlights, I’m confused, like you’re going to indulge in confusion or you’re going to go into what I call procrastinating, but it doesn’t really help you because the more you research to try to figure out how you can not fail, you’re going to come up with contradicting things. So that overwhelm is really what’s going to shut you down. But that’s also what makes people prone to what you’re talking about. Where is if there’s a simple solution in air quotes provided you’re going to grab on to that something that like it somehow it makes more sense than what the truth is, right?
Baeth Davis: Yes. Oh, I have chills. That’s very profound. The beautiful thing about human design, fundamentally. And then I’ll come back to the circuitry. So tribal is about support and money. So my point is that unless you really have a lot of solitary stuff in your chart, like you and I do like, we could just go off and make money, like we could just go do the thing. Not everyone’s wired that way and they shouldn’t worry about it. Money is really a tribal concern. So people that aren’t here to really work, they need a community. But we’ll come back to that. So to what you were just saying about the well, you just say that last part again.
Miriam Schulman: Oh, that when you’re overwhelmed or confused, either way, it makes you very vulnerable to theories. I’m not going to use the word conspiracy theories. We’re just going to use the word theories.
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: Theories. Okay. Because I don’t don’t want to label it as positive or negative.
Baeth Davis: It’s all a conspiracy anyway.
Miriam Schulman: Okay. But you’re you’re more prone to a simple answer that it’s basically like how, you know, our ancestors thousands of years ago, or whenever it was, they understood that they were affected by the tides and the moon, which is true. So. Well, there must be a god controlling that. You know, a God like there must be a moon god and there must be a sun god. So you’re very prone to, like, grab on to a theory that’s going to explain your complicated reality. And because, like you said, we have so much information overload and sometimes the truth just doesn’t make sense. Right. So sometimes the lie makes much more sense than the truth.
Baeth Davis: Yeah, well, the lies are always made really, like simple, right?
Miriam Schulman: Well, just like going back to how we’re talking about, like, with Greek mythology, like the idea they understood the truth was that yes, we are affected by the shifts in the planets and everything, but the truth of it’s like, well, there’s this orbit and there’s this, this and there’s that. It’s just it’s too complex. So not that they knew it yet anyway, but it was so much easier to explain. Well, no, there’s a god, there’s a sun god, there’s a moon god. There’s a whatever God of the death. God of the seasons.
Baeth Davis: Yeah. And the interesting thing is the genius is in the simple. But again, like you were saying, the truth is often far stranger than anything we’ve been taught.
Miriam Schulman: Yeah.
Baeth Davis: That’s right, you know, and that this is such a beautiful.
Miriam Schulman: Simple.
Baeth Davis: No. And this is a perfect segue into what human Design actually does, is it enables you to take your power back so that you make decisions from your body’s intelligence, which is the only thing you can. What do you do when there’s no internet? We’re not owed the news. Nobody owes us the news. What if the news goes away or the power goes out. Well, I’m not nervous because I am so attuned to my system. I know how to survive in the forest with a knife and a plastic bag. And most people think they get food from the Uber Eats or something. So I’m serious. Like, if you’re like Beth, that’s scary. I’m like, if that scares you, you better go take a self-defense class and learn how to survive. Because I have those skills. I’m not afraid most of the time. But you don’t even need those skills because life will guide you. Miriam. Or whoever the listener is to where they need to be. So some of us in this big change will be working down at the survival level that we will. We’ll be working with people at survival level. Others of us will never have to touch that because of the trajectory. We’re being guided somewhere else. And what happens is you learn to stay out of places you don’t belong. Like there was a time in the cross of planning where you could go fight the bad guy, but now there’s no bad guy. There’s nothing directly you can fight, and we all feel it. It’s just very, very clear that if I go from some mental place to do something, I’m endangering not just myself, but other people. That’s the shift in our consciousness, is that the mind doesn’t know. It can’t know what the body knows. It’s a separate thing. And human design explains this really, really well.
Miriam Schulman: Okay, so I want to use this.
Baeth Davis: I won’t necessarily go into that, but yeah.
Miriam Schulman: I want to use this as a segue for you to help me. Okay. With. No, you said come prepared with an issue. Yeah. Actually, I’m not sure if I was supposed to, like, send this to you in advance, so. No, no, no, you can just.
Baeth Davis: It’s better if it’s just in the now.
Miriam Schulman: Okay. All right, so the question is this. And my human design chart is I think I’m a generator. Do we need to, like, pause and look that up and verify that?
Baeth Davis: Talking. Just keep talking.
Miriam Schulman: Okay. And the birth date is December 24th. What else?
Baeth Davis: Don’t worry about it. Just keep. Ask me your question.
Miriam Schulman: Okay? Okay, here’s the question. So I started writing a book proposal. Oh my gosh, a full year ago. And I spent all of 24 working and changing this book proposal. And then I suddenly my Harpercollins said no to the book proposal, which I’m fine about. Like, whatever, it’s not it wasn’t the person. It wasn’t the acquiring editor who bought Artpreneur. But I needed to rewrite it. And I said to my therapist, because, yes, I have a therapist, I have all the things.
Baeth Davis: Yeah, I have one to write.
Baeth Davis: Thank God for the therapist. Right.
Miriam Schulman: So I said to my therapist, you know, I haven’t been writing my book. And she goes, you don’t have to. And I felt a tremendous sense of relief.
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: And then the other day somebody asked me this question, which is a really good question for us all to ask ourself, which is what unnecessary burden am I carrying right now? And the first thing that came to my mind was the book proposal. Now, this can mean one of two things. It could mean that I’m carrying the burden that I feel that I need to write a second book, or I’m carrying the burden that I haven’t written this second book, and I should. Do you see how it could be either way that I can make peace with? I’m not writing another book. At least not now. Not in the next year or two. I can make peace with that. Or I can say, Miriam, you’re supposed to write this book. That’s why it keeps coming up for you. So that’s what I thought maybe you could help me with in terms of getting out of my head and into my body or however, however you.
Baeth Davis: Yeah. So this raises up.
Baeth Davis: So the mind can do incredible things. Like most of us who’ve been fortunate enough to have a good education, have some resources, we can make a plan and we know how to make it happen. The thing is, though, life is trying to bring us what’s correct for us while our mind is busy making plans in the chaos of planning. Yeah, because it’s a frequency. And what I would offer to you. Is that your feeling of. Yeah. I’m not wanting to write this book right now. Is your body telling you the truth? And the question that becomes, did anyone ask you for it? Because as a generator, you need to be asked. So if no one said, hey, Miriam, where’s the second book? That’s just your mind going. We should write another book. And your body’s going, no, no, I want to do something else or I don’t know what it is, but no. So this is what human design teaches. That you can trust the body’s wisdom and that that’s what actually keeps you safe by recognizing. See, what I intuitively feel is going on. Now, this is just a download. So I’m going to tell you because I’m very intuitive. So that’s my gift is just I get these hits. Who knows how the hell it works I don’t. But the hit I get for you is you probably will write another book in the future, and your body knows that too. It’s like, but I, I know there’s another book in there and your body’s like, yeah, but not now. And so it’s being able to live your timeline.
Miriam Schulman: Yes.
Baeth Davis: And recognize I might write another book one day. I have that suspicion. However, right now I don’t feel like it. Now, one of my rules for life is I don’t do things I don’t want to do. Now, a lot of the things I do are very tedious and would make people’s eyes bleed from boredom, right?
Miriam Schulman: Right.
Baeth Davis: But I don’t mind doing that one because they’re easy for me. Like bookkeeping. It’s easy for me. I don’t mind doing it. And it’s in my human design to be a good accountant. And I used to be a bookkeeper in my 20s. I made money, so was my grandmother. So it runs in the family. But it’s something that comes very easily to me, and I don’t do it very much anymore. But I do track my receipts every day. I do track how much I spend every day still, and my bookkeeper and accountant now handle the bulk of it because it’s more complicated. But I know how to do it. And here’s the thing in our design, we don’t have to know how to do those things we’re not designed to do. In other words, when you look at your body graph and you look at what’s in color, whether it’s black or red or green or brown or whatever the color, when you look at what’s colored in, in essence, that’s the blueprint you came here to suss out and experiment with and experience and all the stuff in white you don’t need to worry about. Now, some people came here to experience a very, very tight, tight timeline because they have very little colored in in their chart.
Baeth Davis: And there’s others of us like myself, I have a lot colored in, in my chart because I came to like get a lot done, a lot done. And I know other people, like in my family, for example, I look at their chart, they’re kind of here on a resting lifetime. They’re not really here to have to do a lot. They just don’t. And the beauty of human design is you come into right relationship with your own genetic blueprint. Human design is made up of the 64 gates, which represent the 64 codons of DNA, which were first laid out in a download by the Chinese thousands of years ago. And if you read the I Ching, it’s basically about how to handle yourself in differing energy storms or energy frequencies so that you don’t get killed. I mean, the Yi Jing is really about how to not die and how to thrive. So it’s very, very deadly serious. The Yi Jing about, you know, if you cross this river, you could end up in a war with these people. And that’s not where you belong kind of thing. So Human design integrated the Yi Jing through the 64 codons of DNA, or the 64 gates, or 64 hexagrams of the I Ching.
Baeth Davis: The 64. And then it brings in the Kabbalah, the tree of life, The way the body graph is set up, it’s a it’s a tree of life. Now, the next incarnation, which I’ll come to, I’ll put that aside, but currently it represents a nine centered being, right? We are nine centered. We were seven centered up until 1781. And people are still using the seven chakra system. But whatever, we’re nine chakra now. So it’s Kabbalah tree of Life. It’s the I Ching, it’s Western astrology and genetics. So it’s a bunch of systems basically brought together. And what the body graph does is it shows us how to be aligned to the cycles of the Earth, because our bodies are Earth beings. Now, what the majority of humans are still trying to do is to get off Earth. People say things like, this is my last lifetime. I’m like, doubtful, but hats off to you. Yeah, you wish it was your life. Why do you wish it was your last lifetime? How sad is that? It’s my last lifetime. I’m like, no it’s not. You’re literally in kindergarten. I don’t say that to them because I don’t need to offend them. But it’s like, no, you can barely read. This isn’t your last lifetime, kid. Sorry.
Miriam Schulman: I told I told my husband recently that he better get used to me because we’re going to be together in the next lifetime, too. I said, I will find you.
Miriam Schulman: Right? Oh, it’s so. And we know.
Miriam Schulman: Clean this up now, right?
Baeth Davis: You got to clean it up. You do. And that’s the thing. Like as you become more I mean obviously you’re very in tune with yourself. You left the job that was no longer satisfying. You pursued your artistic desires. You’ve made money. Now you’re teaching other artists to make money. You still do art. You know, you realize with your husband you have things to work out and you got another lifetime that comes from awareness. And human design teaches a person to be aware. Now why is this so very important? Why did this information come right now? Can we talk about that? Why it’s here on the planet now.
Miriam Schulman: Which, by the way, before. Before you get started, I don’t know how much of this pulls in the astrology, but I heard that all the planets are going to be in the sky tonight, and we’re recording this at the end of February, by the way, because I know by the time this airs it won’t be. But yeah. How weird is that?
Baeth Davis: Well, it happens. The thing is, everything lines up now and again. But remember, things very rarely line up. I mean, think about your own life. When does shit line up? I mean, I can look back on my life and go.
Miriam Schulman: Right now I feel like there’s something, like I said earlier, like this kairos time. Like, right now, there’s this feeling of, I mean, a lot of it is the the high anxiety that I think I’m, I’m sensing from everyone, but it almost feels like the pandemic or nine over 11, but without an identifiable event attached to it. So anyway, continue with what you were saying.
Baeth Davis: Yeah, well, what’s happening is the the veil is lifting.
Miriam Schulman: Okay.
Baeth Davis: And the veil is lifting into a new cycle that does not really involve conquerors anymore. I mean, it’s going to be like a hundred year changeover, so we’re not just going to go right into the Age of Aquarius rainbows and lollipops right away, but it is really our destiny in that we are. The end of the human story is the return to the land, the return to the mother. Like we did all this tech stuff and we’re like, no. Every bit of technology has led to more and more separation, death and destruction because humans don’t fucking know. They don’t. Their mind doesn’t know. And I’m sorry if you don’t swear on your podcast, you’ll know.
Miriam Schulman: Okay, it’s the whole podcast is explicit since day one. I didn’t want to have to censor my guests. Like from day one. I was like, I’m not doing any censoring. It’s an explicit podcast. I just want you to hear from Martha Brane. She is one of our Artist Incubator inner circle members, and I’ll be bringing her back onto the podcast for an interview in just a few weeks. So you want to make sure that you subscribe and stay tuned for that so you can hear all the details of her success. But first, I just want you to eavesdrop on something she said to me during our most recent coaching call.
Martha Brane: I have you to thank for that. I do know I do, because this whole course has helped me keep track, keep on target. Also, if I ask questions, I get them answered. I feel that you know, the information that you share and your ideas are on target. So I feel confident. And you know, it’s been a amazing trip and I’m very grateful for all your help because you have changed my my view on how I perceive what I do and where I am in the art world. It’s just really amazing the change.
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Baeth Davis: So yeah, in a nutshell, here’s how I describe it. So we had this frequency from 1615 that goes through February 2027, where the download energy constantly pressuring all of life on the planet, everything on the planet is organize organize. So if you think about mammals, right, they’ve got herds and schools and packs and dens of groups. Well, that’s falling apart in animals too. The animals are going rogue. Oh, yes they are. The orcas smashing the boats in the Mediterranean all the time. Pigs now are fleeing from the farms. Like people are not going to have meat. They won’t be able to eat meat because the meat will not be domesticated. Yeah. So when the frequency changes, it affects everything. That’s why I can’t even believe this world I live in where they’re like, there’s only a man and only a woman and nothing else. And I’m like, yeah, but we know there’s way other genders, you know, like scientifically we know, right? It’s just like crazy town. So as I watch, people just sort of slip into the abyss, what we’re essentially witnessing right now is strike set. When a cycle ends, the frequency comes in and knocks it down. And our job is to hang on to what we’re creating for as long as we can.
Baeth Davis: Right. As Ross said, you know, we’re going to fade out. Fade away. All of life does. And in 2027, we move into the cross of the sleeping Phoenix. It’s sleeping. It’s not the cross of the awake Phoenix. It’s sleeping. What does this mean? Mother nature’s going in for a 411 year dirt nap. Because the mother needs to detox Ox the planet. The planet has consciousness, right? And so, in the cross of planning, we just raped and extracted from the planet like it was endless. Well, Mother Nature apparently hit her limit. She hit her limit. So we’re due for, like, more flooding and fire. It’s flood and fire. It’s very biblical. And I was just listening to an astrology show right before this interview with you, and. Oh, God, I’m blanking on the people’s names. Sorry to the people in the interview, but if they hear this, they’ll know I was talking about them. But but the guy was saying the male astrologer. He was saying how just about every 6000 years there’s a flood, a big global flood, just about every 6000 years. So we’re already in that.
Miriam Schulman: Of Noah proportions. Well, we’re.
Baeth Davis: Already.
Miriam Schulman: In.
Baeth Davis: Ark, right? We’ve what’s already happening, right? We’ve already had these these floods, all these monster floods. Now people are like, oh, it’s the government, it’s this and that. It’s like, even if the government is trying to manipulate the weather or take advantage of conditions like they have no idea what they’re doing, Like they’re just going to cause more damage, right? Just more. Because Mother Nature always wins. Because she’s a system and she’s a huge system. So at any rate, the cross of the sleeping Phoenix means that the knowledge goes to sleep, the fire dies, the light goes out, the light goes out, and thus the light will be the light workers. And being a light worker isn’t about never dealing with the negative, right? Our weird new age, you know, don’t be negative. Don’t share any negative emotions. You know, like all that. Just bypassing. Well, that’s not light work. Light work is work. It’s called light work, not light play. And so those of us here who’ve been like, why am I here? You know, am I making a difference? Am I think I’m helping people? I don’t know, it feels me coming into that time where we’re really going to be needed, because who is going to be? Look to the people who don’t look to the news to figure out their day. The people who don’t need, need the social media to make a fucking decision, right? Like I don’t need my parent’s input or anyone’s input in my decisions. I do talk to people and I have over the years, and they’re always like, you don’t listen to me.
Baeth Davis: I’m like, I hear you, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to listen to your bad advice. That’s really a projection of what you need to do for yourself. And so what I discovered was I was not coachable. People would ask me if I’m coachable. No, absolutely not coachable. Why? I’m not here to be coached by anyone. I’m here to learn from people so I can learn from you. I can learn from your guidance and your examples and your suggestions. But ultimately, the decision stops with me. I decide, I decide what I do, I answer to no one and nothing but my own body. Period. And so the cross of the Sleeping Phoenix says, you better be able to GPS internally. You better be able to listen to that inner voice. You better know what’s right for you and what isn’t, and who’s on your team and who isn’t. Because safety comes from being in the right place now, you’ve got to be in the right place, right and resourced in that place to bring in the right people and opportunities. So the individuals that haven’t been doing what you knew I needed to do, like we figured out in our 20s, like, this fucking sucks. I am not going to be a cog to this stupid machine. Like this is how I die. And I was already getting physical illness in my 20s trying to work corporate. So I knew corporate took.
Miriam Schulman: Till I turned 30. By the way, you figured it out before I did.
Baeth Davis: Yeah, I was 27. So, you know, three years on you. But, you know, we both at that same time were. And I think it is because we’re creative. Miriam I think it is because we’ve always been weird to the others. You know, we weren’t like, maybe the most popular kid in school, but people were intrigued by us. Yeah, right. They kind of admired us, even while they bullied us, because we just wouldn’t conform. It’s like, bully me some more. You’re not going to convince me that I’m a piece of shit because you’re having a bad day. Bully like that doesn’t affect me. It was tiresome, but bullies anyway. Yeah, we said no to the bullies early, and I am absolutely stunned at how many people I meet who did not break out of the conditioning. And they’re still in it.
Miriam Schulman: I mean, I just had this, like, memory came up for me that I remember being in, I think, what grade was this? Was I in? I was in the sixth grade. I was a new kid in school. And, you know, it was weird, as I am now. And I was wearing like pants that were too short. Like some kid was like, oh, are you ready for the flood? And I just looked at him and I go, really? And I only remember the story because the teacher overheard this conversation and thought to share it with my mom during the teacher parent conference. Like, to me, it was just like, this is what I do. This is like, really, you know, that’s the best you’ve got, you know?
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: Right. Right. But the but the teacher was impressed because how I shut this kid down.
Baeth Davis: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Miriam Schulman: Because I didn’t I wasn’t upset. I was just like right. Like. And I’m that way now. Like when people hate on me on like. Like I got this review, a negative Amazon review on my book. It was like, oh, she talks to people like they’re in kindergarten. And I’m like, that’s pretty much on point. You know, it’s like, okay, yeah, what else have you got? Right? It doesn’t bother me. No other things bother me, other things bother me. But that.
Baeth Davis: No, but talking to people like they’re in kindergarten is really important.
Miriam Schulman: Yes it is.
Baeth Davis: To start out, we need.
Miriam Schulman: Fourth grade.
Baeth Davis: Level. We do, you know, kindergarten to fourth grade. We need that to learn. Even I, I know I’m intelligent, but I love me. I always start with a basic book and then I work my way up. And if I can grasp the basics, then I’ll dig. Yes, but your book speaks to someone in a very encouraging way. Like you’re very clear about your audience is the artist who is just needing that little nudge there, a little bit stuck. They need a little bit of permission to get going. They’re so.
Miriam Schulman: Close. They’re so close. They just don’t. They just need to be pushed in the right direction.
Baeth Davis: Yeah. And they’re asking to be pushed. Yeah. Pushed or pulled with permission. Right?
Miriam Schulman: Yes.
Baeth Davis: Yeah. I know when I ask someone like I need you to push me a little and then they do and it’s just what I need. But that comes from inside of us. So when we move into the cross of planning, here’s how design can help someone who’s interested. You can make decisions as yourself from inside your body, which means you’re not dependent on what other people think or whether or not they approve. Or does this look okay? Do I sound okay? Is this okay? I don’t know, is it okay? I don’t know, you tell me if it’s okay. I’m not indulging people anymore. I’m like, I don’t know if someone goes, do I look fat in this? I’m like, do you think you look fat in it? Yeah. Then I’m like, go change. Like, do what makes you happy, right? I’m not going to indulge people’s bullshit or.
Miriam Schulman: The.
Baeth Davis: You.
Miriam Schulman: Know, you don’t look fat, but you look stupid. Like it’s right.
Baeth Davis: Right. Like I’m just not going to get into that with people. Period. I’m just not going there. I’m like, no, no, no. And I always request people don’t let me go there. So I kind of knocked that habit 4 or 5 years ago like, no, just don’t don’t ask people because they don’t know. And if you ask 30 people, you’re going to get 30 different answers. And we all know that. But it’s like people are like, oh, I used my pendulum and I did this. I’m like, none of that is necessary. None of that is necessary. It’s all an overlay. It’s all an extra to what you already know. And the conditioning of this society can tell. I get so hot about this. The conditioning of our society is. You don’t know. God knows. Your teacher knows. Oh. Your parent. Daddy knows. Everybody knows but you. Well, who? What? Who?
Miriam Schulman: Chatgpt.
Baeth Davis: Which gets things wrong 40 to 80% of the time. There is no I. And the ChatGPT is the worst search engine than we used to have. That was good. And they destroyed it during the pandemic. Now the internet’s just. What is it? Shit, bots. It’s appalling what they’ve done. They? The tech people. I’m so disappointed in what they’ve. It’s so, you know, Google’s whole thing is what was their stupid slogan? Don’t be evil. What kind of slogan is that anyways? Don’t be evil. Well, how do you define evil? And how do I know if I’m not being it? Anyway? What if their slogan was be alive, I’ve bee life very different energy than don’t be evil, because what people hear is be evil. That’s right. Don’t be evil is be evil. And they are. They’ve become evil. I remember even Ross said he’s like, I like the service. I just don’t like the mindset behind it. And we knew why. He knew this decades ago. He like warned everyone about the internet, right? So in your design, you as an individual, you’re here to be first empowered as your unique self in being yourself. Only then can you really know who’s right for you. Until you know yourself, you can’t discern the right people, right? You know, if you’re if you’re being an incorrect criminal, you’re going to hang out with other incorrect criminals because that’s what you’ll attract to be very extreme. So the empowered individual like you and I is like, yeah, no, I don’t want to do that anymore. I’m going to do this instead. Yeah, that feels much better. And we just keep going in the direction of what feels better. And then eventually.
Miriam Schulman: We keep pivoting and changing.
Baeth Davis: And. Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: And it’s not it’s it’s just because this is what felt right.
Baeth Davis: That’s right. And you figure out your own system. Like I have a color coordinated Google calendar. I have systems for everything. But the systems came after just taking the actions like, well, what if I go get a client? What if I take a speaking class and just get up there and talk? What’s the worst that could happen? And then everyone’s like, you’re really good at this. And I was like, oh, I saw that theater training. Yeah, I guess I really am being supported by the universe. I’m very blessed. You and I hit the jackpot. We had parents that cared about us, that had money, and because. And not even like Gazillionaires, but just enough, like, go to school.
Miriam Schulman: Wait, wait. Pause. I came from a single parent household and I was on. I was on financial aid the whole time we were in college, just FYI.
Baeth Davis: See, I had financial aid in college, too. Oh.
Miriam Schulman: You did.
Baeth Davis: I had loans. Oh, yeah. It took me seven years to pay it off.
Miriam Schulman: Well, I went to Wall Street, so I didn’t. It didn’t take me seven years. I was no, I didn’t take care of this problem immediately, and then I’m going to go do what I want.
Baeth Davis: So when I was out of college, I had a couple of years there where I made $9,000 a year and had no debt. That’s a whole other story. But anyway, so we have individual circuitry, which is about empowerment. And fundamentally, we’re all meant to be very empowered in our purpose, our incarnation cross. It’s called in human design and in palmistry it’s your purpose. You know, my website is your purpose. So it’s like, what’s your purpose? Yeah. And that purpose, it really is something you begin to embody. So what I’ve been saying to my clients all these years, and now I’m really sort of harping on it with them is just go do the thing you want to paint, go to a painting class, you want to cook, go buy some pots and pans and a cookbook and some groceries. Like just do the thing. And in doing the thing. See, we’ve been so infantilized to, like, push a button and pull a lever and drink a smoothie. Everyone’s teeth are falling out of their heads, and everyone’s got rickets and arthritis and is bored and broke and a mess. And the antidote to that is do the thing. Because otherwise, you know, I was talking with a client today, and it’s like, otherwise you end up with storage units full of stuff. You end up with food addictions, caffeine addictions, you name it, because there’s not enough about yourself that’s exciting you. And when you’re empowered in yourself, every day I wake up excited. I’m like, I wonder what my self will figure out today or not. Then on the tribal level, you’re bringing in the right people. That’s where the money is. Even if you’re a solopreneur like you and I are essentially solopreneurs, right? We’ve got help. But you know, we’ve got our team. But essentially we’re free agents, which is lovely. And so we can work or not work, work a lot, not work. We’ve got that flexibility. But it didn’t start out that way. And it wouldn’t have been possible without the help of others. It wouldn’t correct it, wouldn’t it? Wouldn’t it?
Miriam Schulman: Today I didn’t I didn’t start my work. Well, officially sit down at my computer to begin like deep focus work until 1:00. Yeah, but but I have my team on slack. If I had an idea, I would message them. If you don’t know what slack is, it’s kind of like texting. I use.
Baeth Davis: Slack. Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: Yeah. So I would like message them. Thank God for.
Baeth Davis: Slack on the phone.
Miriam Schulman: This is so much better than the emails I used to get, you know, like, this is amazing.
Baeth Davis: Slack is like a it is one of those apps where I actually I’m like, now this is when technology is doing what it’s supposed to do because it is helping us to be more efficient, whereas a lot of the technology is used to keep you stuck in a subscription plan or to keep you in an endless loop to actually get you to stop being a customer. It’s like intentional, and slack is genuinely wanting to help, like you’re wanting to help. So that’s tribal is we we help the people that we can help, and we connect with the people that we feel good connecting with. And that’s it. You do not have to be friends with people you don’t like. You don’t. So don’t stop it. I don’t have anyone around me I don’t like.
Miriam Schulman: I wanted to circle back before we wrap up to myself. I’m actually not kidding. Okay, so one of the things that you said that really resonated with me was about how it needs to be something that I feel like doing. And one of the things I had shared with one of my friends recently was that with my first book, I felt that I was very pregnant with the book, and it was just a question of doing the labor to deliver it, where with this book proposal, I felt all year like I was trying to get pregnant, and that’s what made the whole it so difficult for me to like, work on the proposal, because I was not pregnant with what this book should be. And the clarity that you’ve been giving me today is that I need to wait till that moment where I do have like, I don’t have to force it to happen, that I need to wait till that moment, till I’m pregnant again.
Baeth Davis: Yeah. Well, it’s, you know, the true.
Miriam Schulman: I’m misinterpreting what you’re saying.
Baeth Davis: No, no, no, the druid’s saying of do without doing. And the doing gets done. Especially for generators. If we don’t have the energy for something, we don’t have the energy for something. And trying to mentally push will make us angry, frustrated, physically ill, depressed, addicted. It’s not necessary.
Miriam Schulman: Okay?
Baeth Davis: And it may not even be a book because that’s your mind. There may be some other gazillion dollar amazing project waiting for you. And while your mind’s distracted over here, you miss it, right? Whereas if you’re in rest because receptivity gate to receptivity is the most yin hexagram, it’s six broken lines. The broken line is yin. The solid line is yang. Receptivity is the very foundation of manifestation. So when we learn to wait and as Ross said, everyone’s in a hurry to learn how to wait. The more we learn to wait, the more I’m amazed that my life still takes me where I need to go. And it all gets done, but without the attendant stress or pressure. Because I am no longer adding mental plans over what life wants me to do. I’m not trying to make a plan in the chaos of planning, because that’s why. Why would I why I don’t need to make a plan. And there is a place for planning. I don’t want to diminish planning. But with your situation. And it’s a very, very common one. The fact is, we don’t know what our life is supposed to look like. And I think if most of us stood back from our life, we never would have imagined it turning out quite the way it did.
Miriam Schulman: Which is why, at the beginning of this whole podcast I talked about, we met when we were when I was, well, I was 17. I think you might have been 18 by then.
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: We had no idea that there would be such a thing as what we do now. There were no podcasts in 1986 when we met, right? There were no human design experts. There was artist business coach that maybe that was a thing. I don’t know.
Baeth Davis: No, I don’t think so.
Miriam Schulman: I don’t think so. Right. The internet was barely invented then. Like, we I know we had some sort of internet. I remember the XYZ conference that we could access from our dorm rooms. I don’t know if you remember that. It was like early chat. Yeah, well, what we do now didn’t exist.
Baeth Davis: It didn’t, it didn’t. And I honestly fell into it. That’s being correct. See, in my 20s, I was already living my design. Then I got caught up in the Maya and I. It’s going to happen. I listen to the adults around me saying, you need to get serious. And the fact is, I’ve gone back to the lifestyle I had in my 20s. I worked 20 hours a week. I made about ten grand a month. I was dancing all the time. I was healthy as could be. I was happy and my life flowed and it didn’t have stress. And the people around me. You’re so smart, you’re wasting it. Well, it turns out I wasn’t. Got caught up in marriage and all these things that weren’t right for me. But I don’t regret them. I learned a lot, but I just did a lot of things that weren’t correct for my design.
Miriam Schulman: You can’t regret anything, because where you are right now is a result of all of those choices. Yes, and to regret anything is to not love yourself.
Baeth Davis: That’s right, I agree, and I regret nothing. And there’s nothing I can do about it anyway. So with regards to your situation, I love that you are dealing with this in real time, one for your own sake, because it’s going to be. I can feel the relief already in my own solar plexus coming for you. Like in my own core. I can feel this opening, Miriam, to this whole other way of being. Miriam, which is this. You are the kind of person that just needs to wait for that right moment. And while you’re waiting for the right moment, that’s a good time to put your mind on all that other shit you’ve been meaning to get around to. Like cleaning out the closet or paying those bills, or making those phone calls, or writing that proposition letter or whatever you’re going to do. Proposal. And it’s like, or go talk to your kids or whatever you’ve been like, you know, you need to do. And while you’re doing life, while you’re just doing your life, that’s when the inspirations come in and you start getting more information. See, the addiction to the mind in our culture is intentional because the people who are in charge really who’ve been in charge for quite a long time, they understand all this stuff. They know human design. Google uses human design. Hi Google, they know what’s coming. That’s why they’re acting so freaked out because they know they can’t. They’re just trying to save themselves. Okay, so you have this knowing about a book, and you also have a knowing that now isn’t the right time. So the real quantum leap isn’t about the book because the book, it doesn’t matter if you write it or not, it’ll be this or that. It doesn’t matter. It’ll be that or something.
Miriam Schulman: Else, right?
Baeth Davis: It’ll be this or something else. It doesn’t matter. Something will come out of you, but the next thing that comes out of you is going to be so beyond your imagining. If you get your fucking mind out of it and you just open to receiving it while you’re doing the other shit you need to do, you see, none of us are running out of things to do. Like I always say to people like, well, go mow your lawn, clean out your garage like there’s shit to do, do shit. And while your body is doing things and making order out of chaos, your body will literally lead you to the next thing. And I feel for you. Something is wanting to emerge and it’s not anything your mind can control. And so you have to get out of your mind and really be in your body. So I would encourage you actually, because you are very diligent and you are very driven and organized and ambitious, which is all good is to maybe investigate more pleasure. I feel like you really could do with spending half your day laughing. Like go to a laughing meditation group and just laugh with people you know? More orgasms. More of your favorite foods. Like more pleasure for Miriam because you’ve got the 3D figured out. You know how to get the shit done. You know how to write the book. But what’s missing when I listen to you is. Yeah, but where’s the pleasure in it? Where’s the juice in it? Where’s the, um. Oh, I love what I’m doing. It’s so yummy. And if it’s not that, it’s like. No. Why? Because if you’re not writing and creating from that place of, um. Yeah, then it’s not going to be fun for the reader either. So think of all the things your mind. My mind used to do that too. It’d be like you need to do. And I think. What the hell is that? It’s the conditioning field. You need to do whatever I do.
Miriam Schulman: Have to tell you the truth, Beth. There were many days where I just had to say to myself, ass in the chair and words on the screen, and it doesn’t. It doesn’t matter. Like, like just get the words out. It was kind of like, my only job is to sit in this chair during this time and not but judge whether I’m enjoying it, not judge if what I’m writing is any good. Not just like just to whatever is meant to come out. But.
Baeth Davis: So you had the energy to do that. You had the energy to goad yourself.
Miriam Schulman: And then.
Baeth Davis: The discipline thing.
Miriam Schulman: Want it to be clear for my listener who I’m imagining is sitting right here, who may be thinking, oh, is it because she’s afraid of rejection? Because Harper Collins passed. And the first one I have to promise you, it is not. My agent has said to me, if you finish this because your first book did so well, we can get you a contract. That’s not the problem. The problem is, I don’t want to write the book that I don’t think I should be writing right now, because it’s. It’s like having a baby. It’s like using that same analogy. It’s like having a baby that you’re not meant to have right now. I want to have the baby I’m meant to have. So I’m not pregnant yet with this book. So anyway, I want to tie up a couple loose threads. But before we do that, do we have loose threads that you opened up? Some things we have to. Yeah, yeah. I think there’s one.
Baeth Davis: Other thing I wanted to share. Yeah, there is something. Do you want me to share it now?
Miriam Schulman: Why don’t you share how people can work with you? And then we’ll tie up the loose thread. Okay, sure.
Baeth Davis: So you can always go to my website. Your purpose comm book, a reading, get a reading. I also have, and I’m so happy with this. And this is where I would encourage people, if they’re on a budget to check out. What I’m doing is I created a group called the Alchemy Alliance. It’s $97 a month and we meet like three times a month with office hours, where I read people’s charts and teach them about their design. So right now in alchemy, we’re actually going through circuitry, which is why it’s on my mind. There are three kinds of circuitry individual, tribal and collective. And the last one is collective. So the whole idea with human design is you get empowered in yourself, you find your people, the tribe, and then you can share your gifts. So empowerment, support and sharing is the nature of your design. And I would recommend to people come to Alchemy Alliance if you want to be with peers. Because my network, Miriam is made up of people like you. Like my clients are people who are accomplished, who are already doing the thing, and they are leaders to leaders, and they’re often leaders behind. Like I am like, yes, I’m out front teaching and stuff, but really, most of the work I do, no one sees it. They don’t see it. I mean, most of what I’ve done for humanity, there’s no record of it. People have just experienced it. I have nothing to point to. I can’t even point to a book, even though I’ve written lots of books.
Baeth Davis: So a lot of what we’re here to do is based in the circuitry. And when you learn your design, it almost frees you up to know where to put your energy and where you don’t need to. And there are four basic types in human design and the typing. The typing really simplifies it. But when I really dig into someone’s chart, two people can have very similar charts. But when you actually break them down, they’re just such different people and they operate in such different ways due to the mechanics. So I would recommend to people, if you’re on a budget, come to Alchemy Alliance and meet the community. If you want to be with people who are on the ball about what’s happening, like they understand the cycle change, they understand what’s happening politically. It’s temporary. They understand it’s what is the saying? History doesn’t repeat, but sometimes it rhymes. It’s that like we’re watching this fascist. What? You know, the last of patriarchy. It’s like this last gasp. And I think that’s why no one’s really like, what do we do? It’s like, you can’t do anything for the other anymore. You have to do for yourself. Yes. And so I feel that as a human design supporter, because I think it helps people who are interested. The reason I recommend getting a reading now, or joining Oklahoma Alliance right now, is to deal with the fear and the anxiety and recognizing that most of that is made up nonsense. Like the frequency has, this is the most powerful frequency that I have ever experienced in my 56 years on the planet, for manifesting whatever’s correct for you like that.
Baeth Davis: But you’ll also manifest what isn’t correct for you like that. So you got to be careful now what you say. Because I hear people talking about me? I hear you out there, good and bad. I hear it all right in my earphones because we’re out there. That’s just how it is. But we hear it. And so that’s what five D is. Five D is the voice whether we’re talking like this. Right. So it’s all these podcasts, talking heads Andy Warhol, you get your 15 minutes of fame. Well everybody’s getting their 15 minutes of fame. He saw it. You get your Instagram moment, you get your Facebook moment, you get your best seller moment. And then it passes. But hopefully you didn’t miss your moment, which you and I didn’t. We didn’t miss our 15 minutes of fame. Okay. Been there, done that next. And and not everyone got to have their 15 minutes of fame. So at any rate, now we’re moving into a time of the individual. And I don’t think people really understand what sovereignty means. It really means that there’s no one you can check in with to find out if you’re making the right decision, you’re going to have to trust yourself and better start now before there’s literally no one to turn to except your own tribe. So what? I’ve been. So can I leave today with a couple tips for how to do business in this wonderful new energy? Because it’s.
Miriam Schulman: Much.
Baeth Davis: Easier.
Miriam Schulman: To make sure we have, like, a bow around this whole thing. Yes, we started off. We started off talking about chaos and how we’re in kairos time. K I r s, which is a Greek word which means opportune time. That’s the time we’re in right now.
Baeth Davis: Yeah.
Miriam Schulman: I don’t know a lot about the planet. What the planets in the sky mean, but I just know what I’m feeling from people. So let’s now wrap up all the threads and leave them with some value tips.
Baeth Davis: Yes. So lovely. All right. In the future that’s coming, what’s going to really matter? Are your 1 to 1 connections like this? Who do you love 1 to 1 with? Who do you love communing with? Because up until recently, people would get together to procreate or basically even to, like, extract from each other, you know, ideally was you scratch my back, I’ll, you know, I’ll scratch yours. Trade. But it became distorted. And so now it’s very much about your communing with your correct people. Number one. Number two, you’re going to need to do more brick and mortar, and you’re going to have to be more stealth and cloaked about it. Imagine that we’re more living in the times of Lord of the rings than an interweb. It’s going to be much more about who you know and who has what you need. And we can’t figure this out too much in our heads. Right? You’ve got to live from this moment, from truth. So who’s in your life is everything and only communing with people? You. I say trust within an inch of your life because you should never trust anyone completely. I don’t trust anyone completely. Especially if they’re hungry and I have food and they don’t. You know what I mean? Like I don’t, but I’m trusting of myself enough to trust others. So you want to find those trustworthy people? Number two, be very careful what you say because the 5G is traveling now. It’s at a much more effective vibration. So when you want to manifest, say it out loud to yourself. I talk to myself a lot. Now I just sort of talk it out, and I can talk to people at night out loud and say things to people and they’ll call me the next day.
Miriam Schulman: We had that experience, by the way.
Baeth Davis: And it happens to me consistently.
Miriam Schulman: So can we, just like you’re up to number two. So I just want to make sure you don’t lose your place. But thank you. Yeah. One of the reasons we are even here right now is because I had a dream where, like, it was very lucid. Dream where Beth said to me, Miriam, it’s time for you to start speaking. And the next day I texted her. I said, hey, guess what? You said this to me in a dream last night, and you’re like, sure, I’ll tell you how to speak. Let’s get together, right?
Baeth Davis: Yeah. Oh, and it’s such a good thing for you. Do you have a Ted talk? You really need a Ted talk?
Miriam Schulman: I don’t.
Baeth Davis: You know, there’s a I have chills. There’s a trip coming up to Italy. They might have a few spots left, but they’re filming it in a giant amphitheater, and. Yeah. So just remind me after, I’ll give you the contact name. Yeah. So, number one, are you communing with the right people? Number two, be very careful about what you say. And try not to say negative things about people unless you want to boomerang on you, because it will. It’ll boomerang hard. Like, I walked into a few situations where people had been gossiping about me. And it’s a long story. It didn’t matter why, but they had a story going because it was serving their interests, and I walked right into it and saw it and I was like, oh, oh, I don’t belong here. And I just left. I just walked back. I was like, bye, you know? So the five D is about sound because that’s the fifth dimension. The fifth dimension is sound. It’s your voice box. So what’s happening in five D is that we all become magicians for real and human design shows me, because I go way deep into the variable and different aspects of your design.
Baeth Davis: Your design shows me your magic powers. It shows me your storyline. It shows me who belongs in your life and who doesn’t. It’s all in there. But number one, commune with the right people. Number two, be very careful what you say because of the 5G. And number three, and this is so, so, so key. Only move in the direction of your full fulfillment. Do not do things anymore for the money like you might have to, I don’t know, sell something or get an extra job, but see that as a temporary measure towards your goal. Don’t get caught up in the means to the goal. Notice the means. So those are really my three things. Who’s in your life? What are you saying and what do you really want? When those are the focus. Right? Right people. Right words. Correct. Creation Sky’s the limit, but you got to get the head out of the way because you don’t actually need to do anything. Because if you have enough receptivity in space, it will come to you. It will come to you.
Miriam Schulman: Beth, you’ve been so inspiring today. Thank you so much for joining us on the Inspiration Place podcast and sharing all of your wisdom. All right, my friend. I’m glad you joined us today for this conversation as well. I’ve linked everything Beth talked about in the show notes, and I will see you next week. Same time, same place. Until then, stay inspired. Bye for now.
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