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Episode 133 with Harrison Meagher - Love, inner child, integration & balance

Apr 18, 202353 minSeason 1Ep. 133
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On this episode we talk with Harrison Meagher, a Spiritual Love Coach and host of The Cosmic Love Antenna, he is light, and shadow integrated and personified through a life lived from the heart. He helps spiritual beings reconnect to their cosmic heart space and reclaim the remembrance of who they truly are through what he calls, “Mind, Body, Soul Synchronizing.”

We explore sharing what we love, what love is, who we are in our essence, the importance of the body, going from healing to integrating, inner child work, what we identify with, raising our vibration, training our minds, what is discipline, taking intentional inspired action, aligning our different aspects, connecting to energies that are shared, we are creating all the time.

Harrison talks about his journey, going through lots of pain in his adolescence, bringing his unique presence to all spaces he shows up to, writing a letter to the wounded inner child, non-judgement, the divine masculine and feminine, balance of giving and receiving, the process of writing his book, and being an antenna of love.

For more about Harrison find him on https://www.harrisonmeagher.com/, https://www.instagram.com/harrisonmeagher/, https://www.facebook.com/harrisonjmeagher, https://www.youtube.com/@harrisonmeagher and https://www.cosmicloveantenna.com/.

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Transcript

Brian Berneman

Have you ever wondered where the problems in the world today would exist if we have deeper connection to ourselves, others, and the

Harrison Meagher

environment, and acted from that place? Welcome to the

Brian Berneman

Action Podcast with your host Brian Burnman, who believe that

Harrison Meagher

connection

Brian Berneman

is the key to taking conscious action as individuals and creating a better world. We are here to raise awareness and inspire meaningful action by sharing stories to knowledge and conversations. With thought leaders and change makers, from

Harrison Meagher

sustainability to wellbeing, and everything related to conscious living, our mission is to empower you to be the change that you wanna see

Brian Berneman

in the world. Welcome everyone to a new episode of the Conscious Action Podcast. I am Brian Bernand, your host, and I have the pleasure to be joined all the way in Australia by Harrison Meer. Thank you so much, Harrison, for taking the time to be here with me. Once again, like connecting and being able to, to share conversations. Um, for everyone that is listening and watching us and checking in with this episode, what can you share about Harrison and you know, who is Harrison?

Harrison Meagher

So Brian, I just wanna say before I answer that, it's so nice to be. Held in your, in your lovely energy, and I can't wait to see what comes outta this conversation today. But to answer your question, I am, the, the lovely label that I currently place on my experience is a spiritual love coach and mentor. And within that, I do many things. The simplest way to describe it is I help entrepreneurs, business owners, and souls that.

Get a bit too lost in their minds, travel from their head into their heart. And I do this in too many different kinds of modalities. Yoga, uh, inner child healing, ancestral healing, which I know you're a big fan of with your constellation work, but to me, they're all parts of my medicine bag. And the thing that really does most of the support, most of the guiding, most of the. Loving is the unique frequency.

That is Harrison. And I try and bring that presence to all the spaces and places I show up in. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing that. And I, you know, I'm really, really interested in understanding a little bit on your own journey. To come to that place, to come to that place of understanding, to come to that place of being able to, to support others doing this. Um, would you be able to share a little bit around, you know, like from a young age and how was your journey to get

Harrison Meagher

here? I love being asked this question because each time I'm asked it, Something new comes up that I had forgotten that has added to me. So I just wanna say I'm really grateful that you are asking it. And I would say the first component to mention is I grew up in this incarnation as a male, as a little boy, and I, within the culture, the family.

The religious influences as that little boy I suppressed and pushed down a lot of my femininity, a lot of my sensitivities, a lot of my emotions and my feelings, which led to a lot of pain. Not so much in my childhood, but it all double to the surface in my adolescence, and it led to a lot of. Externalization of my identity, a lot of externalization of my love, a lot of externalization of my essence in many ways through drugs, alcohol, women, activities, all of the things.

And because of that, it couldn't last forever, and a series of events occurred. That were very traumatizing and left a very deep imprint, but ultimately allowed me to embrace what I was, all of my, all of those same things that I'd suppressed for so long, and it helped me awaken to the loving soul that I, I always was.

But now because of the pain, it was so contrasted and I was ready to not share it with the world in terms of fixing, healing, changing anyone, cuz I don't think we need to do any of that. But it wanted to be shared with the world because I'd now realized that once you connect inside and you remember what you are, There is a beautiful desire to just share that with no attachment, no expectation, but just pure love. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing that. You know, it's, I'm always so interested in, in our journeys to understand, you know, what, Where we, we came from in this life to the realizations and to the understandings. And, and this is one of the, the key things that you should share this about, that realization that you were that loving being already, even though that was, you know, hidden or there was no realization of it.

And, you know, I, there's so much in my own experiences in my childhood as well that, and in that moment I didn't realize it, of course, but that I wasn't in touch with, with my own experience, with my body, with those parts of me that, um, were hidden and suddenly it's like, uh, Now I know this and there's this thing that one of my teachers used to say and he used to say a lot, that whatever it is that, that we resonate with and that we love. There's this like yearning or this Yes.

Momentum towards sharing it. And he used to say, you know, it's just like when someone has a baby and they want to share, you know, and share the photos and share everything. It's the same with what has supported us and what we realized.

Harrison Meagher

Yeah. Yeah. And what I'm coming to understand more and more is that that urge and desire to share. Is, is coming from a deep collective expression for evolution. I, I, a lot of my, uh, teachings and, uh, gifts that I share with the world are based in adic understanding and in a lot of the veic worldviews that is, is that we are a part of an interconnected collective that. One of its baseline characteristic traits is expansion, right? We're we're moving, we're ex rippling outwards.

So I think a big part of, you know what you're saying and what I've noticed in my own desire to share my love with the world, it's that, right? It's to not just add in our uniqueness, but also be a part of this. This evolution that's, that's happening regardless. But as soon as we get on board the rest of that momentum, we, we, we tap into the rest of that momentum. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. And, and I would love for you to, to expand a little bit on love. No. When, when you're talking about love, Because I do know a lot of times, you know, when I'm, uh, talking with people running classes or teaching, um, different people attach different meanings to these words. So would you be able to expand a little bit on what love is and, and what you're sharing about love?

Harrison Meagher

I'm laughing Brian, and I know you know this. I just shared this with all your beautiful listeners. I. I have a whole, I have a whole podcast on this and it can't be answered in one question. I'll do my best, but it's just it. That question in many ways is why I do what I do is because there are, so, you're right. Beautifully, right? There's that, there's so myself included, right?

There's so many illusions to what that is and a big part of my story, going back to being that little boy I, a part of that upbringing, I became very. Disillusioned and traumatized in many ways around the understanding that my higher power, my, the God, the divinity is something outside of me. Not only is it something outside of me, it's a man on a cloud that's keeping score. So part of my journey that I expressed earlier was I was religious. I became an atheist.

But then, and this comes back to your question about what is love when, and it came in in many ways. A few teachers came into my world, but they all said it the same way. And they said, and expressed love as a higher power, love as our source, love as our divinity. And just saying that in itself, I think I glaze over with that understanding. But even if our mind glazes over with that, with that definition of love, there is something inside of us that responds to that.

And that's what happened to me. I responded to that meaning of love. So now to put simply, I see love as a higher power. So when I refer to love, it's coming from that context. Hmm.

Brian Berneman

Thank you for sharing that. You know, it's, I found that it is so important for, for us to, to have an understanding when, when we are talking, what we're sharing, especially around some of these words that can, you know, they, they are big words as you're saying, you know, God or love or this, these ones that they, they connect.

In different ways to each of us, and depending on, as, as you're saying, our upbringing, our understandings, our cultures relations, we have different understanding and different perspectives. And one of the biggest things that, that I realized as well was in terms of this, you know, I also grew up in a monistic.

Um, Religion and this beard guy on the clouds, you know, like, uh, and somehow I didn't connect it with that and with the Buddhist teachings around, you know, like, uh, dynamic organizing principle as that universe, that energy, that love, whatever we want to call it. I was like, ah, there's something in there. Because for me, the realization was as well. That this is, I, I, I am that this is not outside of me. I'm not separate from it. Yeah. There are different configurations.

I am like this configuration, you are that configuration. Everyone is their own configuration, yet we are not separate from it.

Harrison Meagher

Yeah. And not only are we not separate from it, when I say. Love is a higher power or love as this source that we're not separate from, as you're saying, it's not. We have to ask. I think the next question we ask ourselves is what kind of love is it? Cuz there are many types of love and we've all experienced it. Part of my adolescent suffering was the conditional kind of loving and I think conditional loving is a part of the experience cuz we learn.

What our boundaries are and our values are, but that conditional loving is not that deepest form that we are that you're talking about. It's unconditional in nature, and this means many things, but I just wanna make this point clear for everyone listening. If love is unconditional and this love is our source and our higher power, in many ways, what that means is we are enough. We are worthy and we don't have anything to prove.

And just those three statements, if more of us in the world held those in our heart, we would see a lot less suffering because most of our trauma and pain and, and separation energy that is inside of us is, is from a feeling of not feeling that. Of wanting, of striving for that, of thinking that we need to do the thing outside of us to gain that unconditional love. But the whole time we've had that unconditional love inside of us just waiting to be felt. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. Beautiful. And I, I wanna touch on, on, on this in our, in our own understanding and in your experience with yourself, from working with people, um, What is the role of the body and of healing? Ooh,

Harrison Meagher

loving these questions, Brian. So, oh, so much is coming through. I, first thing I would say, uh, let, let me just, let me attach it. I attach it onto a point I just made around the fact that we need conditional loving to. Help us connect back to our unconditional state. In many ways, I see the body as a, as, as the conduit for that conditional loving, right? Think about it from this way. Yes, I am an infinite worthy, abundant, spiritual being, but that's not all that I am.

I am also a divinely messy and beautiful human being. And that human being runs on certain physical conditions. I e I need to get eight hours of sleep. I e I need to eat this kind of food to make my energy expand. I e I need to get outside and put my feet on the ground so I can feel and release that which needs to be released. So many ways we can answer this question, Brian, but I think from a deeper spiritual lens. It's what allows us to experience that unconditional love.

It's what the, the, the 3D body is the conduit in which that spiritual, unconditional loving state is expressed through. Right, because that spiritual, unconditional state was there already, right? It was, it was, it was there ready to go, but it needed to do something to experience itself. And how can it experience itself? One of the ways is through the physical body, either with ourselves, our own physical sensations, our own exploration through our physical being.

But then where I think it gets even more juicy is when we get to share our physical body in relation to someone else, and that's where that love is exchanged even more. Mm-hmm. And.

Brian Berneman

As, as you're sharing that, what, and, and you know, I have my own definition for, for healing. I feel that, as you're saying, coming back to the body for me has been one of the biggest tools and ways of getting back to that place. And for me, a lot of times, I, I share healing is a return to wholeness. That is what healing is.

It's, you know, like, um, and, and this is why a lot of times, you know, that I, that I struggle when, when I work with people and, and they say, you know, like, oh, Brian is a healer. I'm like, uh, like you healed yourself. Like, yes, I, I enabled some container or some energy there to, to be sin felt experience. But each of us do, do that, that work. Um, what's the place for you of healing in our own, awakening, our journey to return to that love.

Harrison Meagher

Another powerful question, Brian. I just, I got up my phone. I'm just, I just finished reading a book. You might have read it, but I'll, I'll share it for everyone listening. It's called The Presence, the Presence Process by Michael Brown. And. Highly recommend it in regards to this topic we're speaking about today.

But in that book, Michael Brown says that he has moved away from healing and being identified as a healer and rather being an integrationist, being a person that supports the being the person that he's directing his love towards to integrate. Back into, as you said, the home and the whole. So one, I think it's seeing, I think this shift from healing to integrating needs to be seen. And what are we integrating, right?

We're integrating the parts of us, inside of us that are in separation, right, that are in fear, that are stuck in trauma, that are stuck in pain, that are stuck in, I'm not enough, I'm not worthy, I'm sad, I'm angry. All the things, right? We're integrating all those things back into our oneness, our love, our home so we can, so we can step forward in our wholeness again. But then the role of the person that's.

Outside of that individual doing the integrating, it's creating the container for them to do that because most of us, myself included, the reason that we're not integrating is because we're stuck in the pieces we're stuck in. I'll use the example. Let's say I have an inner child wound of reject abandonment. It's so easy for me to become that wound. To become that abandonment, to become that rejection, to become the victim.

So the external person, in this case, the Brian or the Harrison, shows up in their wholeness, shows up in their love, to remind the person that's stuck in the separation, that there's another option that they can hold that wound, they can, they can support that wound and through the mirror of love, that is the external guidance. They know now what to do. Beautiful.

Brian Berneman

And whether you will to, to expand person a little bit on the, and this is part of like the work that I love and I have done a lot of it, the inner child work, remembering, connecting with it, processing

Harrison Meagher

it. Yeah. Where, where do you want me to start? Right, because it's a big topic. Do you want me to start with like step one? Start? Well start,

Brian Berneman

start with your own experience and you know what, yeah. What would be, um, like an approach that, that you would share with, with people working with it?

Harrison Meagher

Yeah. I'm just, I'm so passionate about this work because it much like family constellations, it'd be Brian, it, in my opinion, is a pillar. A pillar of this integrating integration work that we do on ourselves. And it's one of the reasons for that is it's because it's in our childhood for most of us, unless we go further back into the ancestral line, which is key as well. But for most of us, it's a, in our childhood that this separation, this pain, this traumas are formed.

So, Just that understanding for people is healing in itself. That, that understanding of, oh, that's why I keep attracting the partner that is, is rejecting me. That's why can't sustain the abundance in my work. Right? It's not because of the work, it's not because of the partner. It's because there is a piece of your inner child that's trying to get your attention that is most likely unconscious and is projecting into the outside world.

So, Just that awareness of that process can help us to start to heal in itself. But after that, there are many tools, but I would say the most powerful tool, and I speak about this a lot, I, I released my first book couple weeks ago. I, I was telling you Brian, it's one of the core tools I talk about in my book, but it is the inner child letter, right? Writing a letter to that.

In a child that was, that was wounded, that was rejected, that was abandoned with the intent of not reliving the event, right? Not re-traumatizing ourselves, but rather meeting the need that was not met at that time. Because in reality that time is now, right? There is no past, there is no future. There is just the eternal now. So that little child that.

Is telling himself or herself the story that they are unlovable because of that, that event, that external event that happened in the letter of love that you write to them, you can now explain and let them know that they can release that story and you can give them the love that they were looking for. Hmm.

Brian Berneman

So beautiful. You know, I, I love, I was actually sharing yesterday with one of my clients we're, we've been working with inner child and one of the things that I told her, um, it's something that I was told when, when I was younger as I was doing this inner child work, was calling my inner child. To go for a walk, you know, to just skip like as I'm walking or to play and to, to be able to, uh, give those things that I didn't receive in the way that I wanted as I was a kid.

That now as an adult, as you're saying in that is happening right now because there is no such a thing as time in one. Layer of, of her experience. So therefore I can go and be with that child and and love that little version of myself unconditionally knowing that, you know, he is enough, he is love, and now I can provide that love.

Harrison Meagher

Yeah. Another little tip I give here in that whole process that you just outlined. When you invite that child in to give it the need that it deserves to have met, whether it's love, whether it's to be seen, whether it's to be heard, whether it's to play, whether whatever the need is, you as the parent because that's what you are, you are reparenting yourself, you as the parent, you need to hold the child I refer to as being the child, meeting the need.

But you need to hold it in a very specific way. And the way I explain this to clients is imagine yourself as an actual physical parent and you have physical children in your life and one of those physical children, they fall down, they cry, they hurt themselves. And you as a parent show up. What is the state of consciousness you bring to that experience? Do you bring a state of consciousness that is like, hurry up.

Or you're forcing them to, to move through it, or you expect them to look a certain way to push them through something. Or do you hold the child in a consciousness of unconditional love and just create the container of healing from this state? So I highlight this because this is what we must do for our inner pieces, right? We must hold them not from a space of expectation. Not from a place of, they should be something. Cuz I see this all the time.

I'm sure you do too, Brian, in the work that you do, people are always asking, but I've done this already. I've, I've, I've held the child, I've loved him, I've met that need. Why isn't it not shifting? And there is a, there is a, there's faith here, there is showing up in a space of unconditional love that's needed.

And it may take, it may be instant, but it, it may take some time cuz that child or that piece of you may need a little extra loving, but either way you don't have expectation or attachment to it.

Brian Berneman

Mm-hmm. So, wonderful said. You know, I, I think that, uh, I work a lot with, with vibration and with frequencies and, and other, which you said of. How, you know, the consciousness is to be able to be with it. What, you know, what kind of frequency am I holding within myself to be able to, to meet those parts that that haven't been seen, met, heard, whatever it is that, that, that they, yes.

Harrison Meagher

Love that. And it's, Another thing that sort of rises up in me as you're saying that I was speaking to a client yesterday about this. We, it's so easy for us to, like I said earlier, become identified by the wound. So let's keep this example flowing. Let's say that we've, we are noticing that we're getting that an inner child wound of abandonment coming up, but instead of holding it, We're immediately becoming it. When we notice it, we, we've become identified by it.

We put on the mask of the wound. So it's another sort of key here is we cannot, we must do the things that raise our frequency first and then approach the wound. So when the wound of the inner child abandonment comes into our awareness, it's triggered by usually an external event, a lover, a place, a thing. The first role is not to hold the child. The first role is not to meet the child. Our first role is to get out of the dense frequency.

Most of us are not mindful enough, myself included, to go straight into response. What are we mostly doing? Most of us are reacting. Most of us get getting stuck in the trigger that is brought up in the moment. So our first step is to do something that raises our frequency. Right. This could be breath work, right? This could be getting outside, putting our feet on the ground. This could be, you know, dropping into a meditation in that moment to feel our heart, whatever it is.

But we must raise then, and then hold, heal, support, give the love that's needed. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

Yeah. I, I, a couple of weeks ago I was teaching a class at university and, and I actually, Said something in similar lane to this, to, to one of my students because when, when we're able to actually practice, when we're able to understand how do I get to that place of being able to develop so much awareness that in the moment that something happens, I, instead of reacting, I respond to it.

And what I, what I was saying is we need to create the conditions we need to train our mind, our system to, to be able to do that so that in the moment that something triggers us, we have already now this pathway to get to that place, to not react and to be able to respond because. We have been training ourselves to do it in that other way of the reacting out of the time.

Harrison Meagher

A key word there is training, and I think there, this is a misconception that a lot of people within this community of spiritual, emotional, mental healing, they don't understand that this, I call this your mindfulness muscle. And there's a reason I call it a muscle. It's because like any other physical body muscle, there must be, and I'm not gonna word, I'm not gonna use the word discipline, cuz discipline usually comes a lot of connotation of sort of hard work. But I'm gonna use devotion.

And what I mean by that is we must show up. It doesn't have to be hard, but we must make the commitment. To show up, to do these practices, to do this, this mindfulness, this responding instead of reacting. Because if we don't, we're not gonna get to that point that you just talked about.

We're not gonna get to, we are gonna be constantly reacting, and I say this with no judgment because it's, again, whenever we make this distinction, there's a lot of religious programming that there's something outside of us that is testing us, right? There's. Something else first, testing us whether we've built this mindfulness muscle or not, and that's not true. Remember, the baseline stays unconditional, loved, unconditional love. You're loved either way.

However, you're gonna have an easier flow through your human experience if you make your choice to show up in this way and build these muscles with heart. Mm.

Brian Berneman

I I love that. And you know, it's really interesting. I remember my teacher not, you just used the word discipline. He used to say discipline is when, when we were working and trying to, to find that, um, way of practicing and that commitment, as you're saying, to show up to actually train. This in a, in a way that is, you know, ongoing is to say discipline is about finding the right discipline. Not, not about the, that no, it's hard. I need to train in this way.

It's like it's about finding which is the discipline that is going to enable it me to easily keep going with it. Because what he used to say was, when everything is hard in our lives, We are not going to practice. Yeah. When everything is good, we think that we don't need to practice. Mm-hmm. We will only practice when we are in that middle state. And how much time ours are we in that middle state?

Harrison Meagher

Yes. Yeah. This brings up a, it's related to this what we're talking about, but it's a whole other kind of other topic here of. Right. Action and inspired action. And that middle state that you were just talking about, I see that as walking the line between the divine masculine and divine feminine. Right. It's the, it's our sacred inner twin flame heart. Right?

We have, whether you are in a physical for everyone listening, whether you're own a physical male body, or a physical female body, we both have the heart. Of God inside of us that is made of the sacred twin flame, which is the divine masculine and divine feminine. And when we walk that line, we are simultaneously getting the creative flow, the insights, the divine eternal knowledge, and then within that inspirational download.

We are taking action, but not taking any action, like you said, not hard action. We're taking inspired action. We're taking channeled action because we know the thing to do. We don't know all the, we don't need to do all the things. We need to do The thing in this moment that is aligned with that, that twin flame heart. So I think that is a big lesson we all need. Hmm. And

Brian Berneman

Harrison, because I, I love this. And, uh, being in alignment and those aspects of ourselves, the masculine and the feminine Yeah. Would be able to, to expand a little bit more. Um, especially for those that are listening on how they could potentially start to get to that place of aligning these aspects.

Harrison Meagher

Mm-hmm. Yeah. So it's, I just wanna underline how deep this is because these, these two polarities, if you wanna call them that they exist in all aspects of our life. We, it's not like we can, we can't escape them, right? They're everywhere. So the first tip I would give is acknowledging that, that whether you are showing up in your work or your relationships, or. Just, you know, if you, I spend a lot of my time, give an example, right?

I give, I spend a lot of my time, you know, by myself in my home, working, eating, sleeping, moving, doing little things. Whether I meet another person on that day or not, those polarities exist there. So it's not dependent on other people. It's the first point I wanna make here. We don't need other people to show us these polarities. The second.

Sort of guidance here around starting to tune into them is noticing the balance in your day between pushing and the, and the, and the giving, and the receiving and the being. Okay. I, if I had to summarize those two sides in, in, in the simplest way, it would be that it's the. Pushing and the giving and the receiving and the being, the receiving and the being, being the feminine, the pushing and, and the doing is the, and the giving is the masculine.

So with that understanding, what is the balance of these two states in your day-to-day actions? Are you, which is often me, right? Are you only in the doing? Are you only in the pushing? Are you only in the producing? Are you only in the making? Are you only, all of those things are beautiful, but if you are only in that and you don't have the silence, the stillness, the allowing yourself to receive from other people, then you'll burn out in many ways. No,

Brian Berneman

as you're saying that, uh, it just popped into my mind something that as I was working with one of my corporate clients and, and I was talking about the, the importance of changing the narrative of what does being productive mean, you know, is the. Taking time to just be and not be on the doing, you know, is that unproductive or is that part of that balancing Yeah. For each individual as well as, you know, for the business and for everything

Harrison Meagher

else? Yeah. I think it's, in my experience it's, I think it's the story that gets in the way of this balance. I can, I can just speak to it from my experience. It's not just, are we being productive? It's, are we worthy? Are we enough in the stillness, in the non-doing, and again, bringing this back to the inner child, most of us, myself included, have grown up in school systems that graded us on how much we did. Right, how much we produced the, the quality of the thing that we made.

So a big part of it is looking at this programming, looking at this programming that's that's, that's molding you into a kind of soul that does not allow himself or herself to. Feel their innate enoughness. Their innate worthiness, their innate completeness without ticking any boxes, without getting any a, without producing any physical money. And that in itself, like you just highlighted, that in itself attracts in the value because remember that.

If we have a twin flame, heart of God that has both of these polarities, both of them are God, both of them, they're, they're both a part of the oneness that we are. So wherever we are on that spectrum, whether we are in the extreme masculine doing, or the extreme feminine being and not doing nothing, we are equally enough. We are equally worthy. We are equally complete.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. So beautiful. And Harrison, um, I wanna go to back to something that you were sharing about your book, um, the Your Cosmic Love Antenna. And I would love for you to share a little bit of, you know, like. Why writing a book? How was that process for you as well as, you know, what, what is the, you know, like, and I know as well, you know, it's your podcast, the Cosmic la can you expand a little bit on what does that mean?

Harrison Meagher

Mm-hmm. All right. I'll, uh, I'll explain the meaning of the, the image and then I'll speak about the book. So, Along my understanding of this higher power love that is inside of us, that earlier we came to the understanding that not only do we have this higher power love in us, if it's in all of us, then it also means that it's the famous esoteric teaching of as within, so without.

As above, so below, so the extent in which we start to open up and feel and connect to our inner space of cosmic love, our f our love frequency, I would refer to it as is, is the extent in which we then sp share that and spread that with the world. Right? I I, I give a very specific example, right? If we wanna manifest something in terms of a lover money business. The long-term way to do that is to go out into the world and get it.

The short-term way to get that is to go inside and remember and embody that feeling, so then you attract it in. So that in many ways is the cosmic love antenna analogy. We are all antennas of love. And one of the other sort of understandings behind it, going back to what we spoke about earlier around the importance of the physical body. An antenna system has two sections of it has two very important parts.

It is the internal frequency of love that I just talked about, but that internal frequency of love can only spread out into the cosmos to the extent in which the physical structure is on it. So the antenna analogy worked with the will because it also highlights the balance between the spiritual being of love that we are. And the very 3D physical human that needs to have its needs met for that frequency to be expressed.

Brian Berneman

So beautiful. And you know, I, I remember many years ago that, that I actually, it, it, it wasn't used the word antenna, uh, but Bruce Lipton was talking around being a receiver as well of consciousness of being the receiver of how, you know, our body is primed to, to, to do that. And I I love what, what you said of, you know, I, I often say, The more that I, that I can be in a frequency, the more that I am attracting that, that frequency.

So if, if I am living my life from, uh, an a frequency of abundance, regardless of my current circumstances. Then I am attracting that, I am allowing that to show up more in my life. So I, I, I I love what, and going back to the book, um mm-hmm. What, what prompt the book to, to actually be materialized

Harrison Meagher

be manifested? Yes. So there's so many things I could say to this, but I'll just, I'll, I'll say a few. My mom was a big loving push in her eyes. The book should have come out 10 years ago, but it needed to cook a little bit, and I look back in hindsight at all the things that I've been through, and in many ways the book manifested as a natural expression of this journey that I'm on both.

My own internal inner journey, but then my active choice to then share that with the world through the coaching and the mentoring that I do one-on-one. And also you mentioned the podcast, which is, has the same name.

So the book was just another way to share that love and all the teachings and the guidance that has come in through the work that I've done and also, All the people I've had on my show and the learnings that I've gained, and I wanted to put it all in one place for people to digest it in a very easy way. That was one of the reasons for manifesting it. But then the other reason that was, that was relatively new.

I, uh, the most recent part of my spiritual awakening experience has been, I've been in a, uh, a mystery school, uh, a spiritual mystery school for the last year. And for people that dunno what that is, it's just a, think of it as higher education, but for your spiritual development. And a part of that school was opening up to my channeling abilities, channeling more of my divinity, my love, my spiritual essence. So I wanted to test that in many ways.

And I, I thought, what would be a way that I could express this channel in, in a gift? And it was the book, so very tangibly. What that means is I didn't write, I didn't write my book. I didn't, I didn't sit down in front of a computer and type it out. I, if you've read it, you'll know this. I channeled all of it. I dropped into meditation and each paragraph, I spoken to a voice recorder, what came through in, in each of the meditations. So go back to your question.

It was also a way for me to share that with the world. And you'll see it if you read the book. It's not written like any other book. It's, it's very poetic. And you can f you can almost, I've had the comments already coming in as you read it, you can feel me speaking it because of the way that it flows. Mm-hmm.

Brian Berneman

And, you know, I, I, I love, um, I love books. I love reading and, and I love. The connecting to, to that feeling that you're saying, connecting to that energy. Um, this is one of the things that for me with, with books is, you know, I can feel the energy that it was shared, whether as you're saying was like voiced or written. So yeah, thank you for, for sharing that gift with, with all of us.

Harrison Meagher

It was a pleasure. And it's, yeah, and I just, I can't wait for more people to get ahold of it and be impacted by its frequency like you're saying.

Brian Berneman

Mm-hmm. Beautiful. Now, Harrison, and I mean, we're going to have plenty of more times to, to chat, but for this podcast specifically, we're starting to get towards the, the end of the conversation. Um, I would love to ask you. Whatever comes up now for you in terms of what is one thing that you wish everyone in the world knew? Hmm.

Harrison Meagher

That they are the creators of their reality. And when I, I mean by that is, and we've spoken about this today in a few different ways. But it's very easy for us to unconsciously, unintentionally give our power away to an outside source. And we, we forget our ability, not just to take that power back, but what we can then do with that power. And the way that I describe this is we're so good at saying, That we're not creative.

It's, we're so good at saying that if we see an artistic person or someone dancing or singing, it's so easy for us to look at them and say they're creative, but I'm not. They have a thing. They have something that I don't have. We're in that story. We're overlooking the fact that we are creating our reality all the time. It's just most of us are creating a reality that's negative. Most of us are creating a reality that's based off our limitations, our illusions, our traumas, our pain.

So what I wish everyone knew was that they're creating all the time. But if we start to take more of our power back in all of the ways we can start to create a reality that aligns with our most expanded state rather than our limited. Restricted one.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. I just like, I just felt it. I'm like, woo. Thank you for sharing that. Uh, and, and to, to bring this to us. And then Harrison, um, for anybody that is listening or watching us and they resonated with what you're sharing, resonated with, with you and your energy, Where can they find you? Where can they see how they can engage and work with you?

Harrison Meagher

Well, first of all, Brian, I wanna give you some love, my friends. As someone who very intentionally creates this kind of space for other people, I now know what it feels like to be in that space when someone else does it for me. And I just wanna honor you for the love that you. Create with this conversation, with this show, and, um, I just feel really supported and seen. So thank you for this conversation today. For people interested in my frequency and my love, the work that I do.

The easiest place to go is my website, harrison mar.com. That's mar spelled m e a g h e r. You can also find me on. All the social media platforms at Harrison Ma, same spelling, and I'd recommend you check out my book, your Cosmic Love antenna available on Amazon. And, uh, I'd love to hear your feedback. If you wanna reach out, uh, social is the best way to reach out.

Brian Berneman

Beautiful. I will have all of the, the links on the show notes so that everybody can access it easily. So for everybody listening, watching us, let us know. What resonated with you? You know, what did you hear? What did you learn? What would you like to ask, uh, out loud this conversation to, to keep on going. As, as you know, we, we continue to, to spread, uh, our, our lives and our energies in this world. So, yeah.

Thank you Harrison once again for, for being here and, and sharing your, your energy and your gifts with us.

Harrison Meagher

It's a pleasure, Brian.

Brian Berneman

Thank you and thank you everyone for listening, and we'll see you all in the next time. Bye.

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