Rhonda Byrne ON: How To Create an Abundance Mindset Using the Law of Attraction

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• 4:21Speaker 01

  My journey of the greatest secret is just like this freedom and openness to life and just this trust and faith in life, this total faith.

• 4:40Jay Shetty?

  Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world. Thanks to each and every single one of you that come back every week to listen, learn and grow. Today's guest is Rhonda Byrne. She's an internationally renowned bestselling author that is best known for her documentary and book titled The Secret. Rhonda's work has massively transformed millions of lives around the world. Her newest work is a continuation of her previous insights and I'm really looking forward to spreading her powerful message. Her latest book is called The Greatest Secret and that's what we dive into today. Rhonda, welcome to On Purpose and thank you so much for doing this.

• 5:25Speaker 01

  Oh Jay, thank you so much. Do you know, as you were doing that intro, I got very teary because just when you're mentioning changing the lives of millions of people, really to this day, you know, it just affects me. It's so humbling and I'll receive a letter from somebody and it's honestly, it's like the very first time that I've read a letter and somebody's life has changed and it's never altered over the years. It just affects me the same way. So I just had a total meltdown listening to you then. So thank you.

• 6:01Jay Shetty?

  That's amazing. I love hearing that because I feel so similarly that it's such an honour and and humbling opportunity to have an impact on anyone. And so I love hearing you say that and it's so beautiful. And I know I heard recently that you actually moved and you moved home. Is that true?

• 6:27Speaker 01

  That's true.

• 6:27Jay Shetty?

  I was going to start there because I almost feel like the act of moving. Is such an interesting journey in and of itself, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually. And, and I wanted to ask you what your move was like and what that journey was like on each of those levels.

• 6:47Speaker 01

  Well, it was the, well, I love it because you always end up by throwing material things out, you know, I don't need this and I don't need that. So it's, it's a real cleansing to move, I think, and go through everything. And I don't need any of these things anymore. And, and I mean, sometimes I give away things and then I'm like, oh gosh, I really didn't need that. But who cares? You know, who cares? But do you know, can you believe this? I moved um, next door to where I was. Next door, right?

• 7:19Jay Shetty?

  Oh wow.

• 7:20Speaker 01

  Is that crazy or what? And so um, I'm on, and I'm on a property that is uh, eighty five acres of orchards and avocadoes and oranges and lemons and all of those things. And what absolutely gets me all the time in life, and I never tire of it, is the way that life or the universe always lines up everything I've ever loved in my life. And so always, always, absolutely always like open fires and this property has deer walking all over it. And for me, coming from Australia, we don't have deer in Australia. And so it's

• 8:01Speaker 01

  just, oh my, it's so amazing to wake up in the morning and there are deer outside my bedroom window. And I mean, just squirrels jumping everywhere. And so, yeah, I, it was um, it was really, really beautiful, a beautiful move actually. And it was effortless, absolutely effortless. Um, and, and kind of a new, you know, when you move, it's sort of a new. But then at the same time, you take you with you wherever you go, right? And so, um, and so it's always really good to just be working on the inner part of ourselves. Because then

• 8:46Speaker 01

  when you take you with you, you have a fabulous life.

• 8:50Jay Shetty?

  What was the thing that you were happy to let go of physically or emotionally of that space? And what was something that you rediscovered, maybe that you'd forgotten about that you thought, oh, I actually am excited to take this with me?

• 9:08Speaker 01

  Um, I, I, well, I let go of a lot. Actually, I had moved a year earlier. So I'd had a massive cleanse when I moved. I had been in a really, really, really big house for like fifteen years. And so that was amazing because I was just giving away everything. Do you, would you like this? Would you like this? And so this move wasn't as great. Um, because I'd already cleaned everything out for the year before. And so let me think. I mean, the things that I loved about the house that I was in was the incredible sunrises and sunsets and that I got to see those.

• 9:48Speaker 01

  That house had massive orange trees everywhere. And so the orange blossom was absolutely intoxicating. I think Jade, you know, all the things I love in life are the things that are free. You know, they're not, they're not anything that kind of money buys. And, um, and the house was that I was in was full of light, um, and absolutely beautiful. But then the house that I've moved to, and it didn't have open fires, the other house. And I love open fires. And then the house that I've moved to has open fires. It has all of the light. It has the orange trees, the orange blossom. It has a beautiful view across the ocean, oceanfront views.

• 10:30Speaker 01

  So it has the sunrises and the sunsets. And so it's just everything kind of lined up for me with, with the house that I'm in. Um, after being in the previous house, but I'm trying to think of things that, you know, really, I think I just gave away mostly kind of clothes and things like that, and a few appliances and, um, yeah, just, just sort of things like that, you know, not in my previous house, I gave away everything. I gave away barbecues. I was like saying to people, do you need a juicer? Do you need this? Do you need that? And I was just giving away absolutely everything, which I love. And do you know, when I moved from Australia to the United States, this was just prior to the secret being released.

• 11:15Speaker 01

  I came with two suitcases. That was it. I left my home, everything that I had collected over, gosh, twenty years or whatever it was. I left it all behind and I came here with two, two suitcases and it was for the release of the secret. And I just intuitively knew that the United States would be the country that lit the secret up first and that I needed to be in the States. So, uh, so I tra- I travel, I had two suitcases and then everything that I owned back there, I gave it away. I gave it all away, absolutely everything, yeah, except for

• 11:57Speaker 01

  two things, two things that I, that I ended up by having shipped over. That one you can see behind me there, that tapestry, right? Can you see that?

• 12:06Jay Shetty?

  Yes, yes, I could see it.

• 12:08Speaker 01

  And see, and see that Buddha?

• 12:10Jay Shetty?

  Yes.

• 12:10Speaker 01

  That, that Buddha.

• 12:12Jay Shetty?

  I love that.

• 12:13Speaker 01

  And so th- those two things I brought with me, they were just like really special to me, but everything else I gave away. So I'm really good at letting things go and just, actually I'm great now at letting things go. Um, especially, uh, especially material things. I'm not really attached to anymore, you know? I used to, I had decades of attachment and, um, and I don't think attachment in the end is a lot of fun.

• 12:41Speaker 01

  Yeah. So, I mean, it's really beautiful and I have all of open space here and I think that, that reflects the way that I feel inside and my journey of the greatest secret is just like this freedom and, uh, and openness to life and just this trust and faith in life, this total faith that life has got everything under control.

• 13:07Jay Shetty?

  Yes. Well, let's, let's start there at the beginning of the greatest secret. You, you share this beautiful thought around how, you know, what keeps us from the greatest secret is a belief.

• 13:23Jay Shetty?

  And I really liked how despite the incredible success of The Secret, you've continued on this journey to continually seek for a deeper secret and the greatest secret, as you call it. And you say that a belief has been blocking us this whole time from this secret. Tell us about this belief. Where does this block of a belief come from? And how is it created such a stronghold on each and every single one of us?

• 13:59Speaker 01

  Well, the belief is that we are separate and that we are individual and that all that we consist of, all that makes us up is just a body and a mind. And I think the majority of people would consider that they're a body and a mind and the name that they've been given and the story of their life. And I was born here and parents did this and I do this for a living and siblings. And the story that we then we identify with and carry around with us. And, and, and those stories, the story, it doesn't matter what the story is.

• 14:42Speaker 01

  It doesn't matter how fabulous your life has been. It does not compare to who we really are. And so we have this belief that we are limited, basically, in a nutshell, that we're a limited individual, that we're born and that we die. And, and that's kind of it. And the truth is, we are, we are so much more than that. We are certainly having the experience of being an individual and we're certainly having the experience, having a human experience. But ultimately, it is not who we are and we were never born and we never die. And we are...

• 15:23Speaker 01

  If I were to sum up everything that we are, it's almost the opposite to everything we strive to be. So we are all the intelligence that there is, we are all the beauty that there is, we're all the happiness that there is, we are pure love without any judgment whatsoever. Um, we are complete and utter freedom, which is why freedom means so much to us, why we will fight and struggle to be free. Uh, and so we, and, and we have total knowing of absolutely everything in the moment of knowing it. We are infinite and we are eternal.

• 16:02Speaker 01

  And that is what is actually experiencing this particular form. And so we have a belief that we are an individual, that we're separate, that we're born and that we die. And our mind reaffirms that over and over and over again through all of its thoughts and with everything we say, with every thought and every single thing that we say. And actually doesn't the world affirm that over and over, that we're, that we're separate. Um, but we are unlimited, we are absolute perfection. And, and I'm not talking about the name or the ego, I'm not talking about that because we, we all can see what egos can get up to, you know, they can get,

• 16:47Speaker 01

  they can cause a lot of trouble. Egos want, egos want approval, they want attention, they want to be right all the time, they judge all of the time. And so, you know, they're, they're not, they're not something to, to attach ourselves to and to identify with when we are this incredible being that is blissful happiness. And so, um, and so we can have a life where we are, are living as an individual human, having an individual human experience, but from the perspective of the infinite being that we are.

• 17:29Speaker 01

  In which case, we will never be touched by negativity, no matter what happens. And we will remain in lasting happiness, no matter what. And it is, and this has been my journey, really, from the sacred to now. Um, and I was searching seven days a week. I was, Jay, I'm just like, I was just like, oh, that's crazy people. And like, if this, there is this law that governs our mind, then there is definitely way, way more to discover. And so I just searched and searched for religions and spiritual traditions and read thousands of books. And it wasn't until two thousand and sixteen

• 18:11Speaker 01

  that I had this experience where I realized who we are. And I was like, why haven't I seen this? Why, what is it? How could I have missed this? And, uh, and from that moment of realizing that, there was this happiness that arose inside of me. And then with everything that I did from two sixteen to two twenty, that happiness just became deeper and deeper. And, and then I would just notice things like that person, you know, when they would do something or other, they used to bother me a lot. That didn't bother me anymore. And how was I ever bothered by that? And that particular subject doesn't bother me anymore.

• 18:54Speaker 01

  And so I was just finding that I wasn't reacting to life. Uh, my, the reactions were all dissolving. I didn't, judgment was dissolving. I was just, whatever was happening, I'm like, it's fine, it'll be okay. And, and so with letting go of all of those things, including the belief that we're a limited being, um, we become free, really, truly free. And then we will live a life that's described as heaven on earth or nirvana. Um, a life where we know we don't die. And the body ends, sure, but but who we are does not. And so, yeah, that's been,

• 19:38Speaker 01

  that's been my journey.

• 19:40Jay Shetty?

  Well, well, it's beautiful hearing it because I was very fortunate enough to at least learn about that intellectually when I was eighteen and I first met the monks that I lived with. And then when I went and lived as a monk for three years in India and across Europe when I was twenty two to twenty five, the texts that we studied, whether it was the Vedas or the Gita, introduced me to that, at least intellectually. And I say at least intellectually because I believe that a lot of these ideas begin intellect before they truly become realized.

• 20:19Speaker 01

  Yeah, you're absolutely right. And and I think in two sixteen, you know, it was it was and it was a realization of who I am, but had I was I completely living that? No, I remember thinking, oh, my gosh, I've lost it. Now, you know, I I had it and now I've lost it. And of course, you can't lose it because it's who you are. But but you've got to go, you've kind of got to go on this, a bit of a journey. You don't have to. There are some people that, oh, gosh, they will just hear it and that's it. They will live it. They will live like that for the rest of their life. And they they will just enjoy. And I've had some letters from from some people that

• 21:02Speaker 01

  that has happened to. For me, it was more of a journey. And but, oh, wow, when you just in it definitely intellectually is the beginning. And there's nothing wrong with that at all. Because that's where the right, that's where you start. And then and then it's sort of the diligence to keep noticing who you are, noticing awareness, you know, noticing.

• 21:35Speaker 01

  Uh, asking yourself, am I aware is, you know, one, one way, one way to begin. Am I aware? And even in the secret, I talk about that. You know, remember to remember that you're aware and to be aware. And so it, you just keep coming back to noticing who you are. It's so interesting because when you notice who you are, you feel this absolute relief. Travel all through your body, which means prior to that, you were tense. You were holding on to life, you know, the kind of white knuckle and everything. And so, um, I mean, I just, oh my gosh, it's just like this incredible thing that we, that we have.

• 22:18Speaker 01

  And, and, and then, you know, and then you look out and you see people suffering and, um, and that part's, you know, really challenging because you, you, you want to help everybody and so, so that they don't suffer anymore. And, um, I, I remember with my, I remember with my teacher really early on. And I would be like, oh, I've lost it. I've lost it. And, and, uh, and why don't I have it all of the time? And she said, she would say, oh, because you haven't suffered enough. That's what she would say to me. You need to suffer some more, you know? And then, and then you really, really, really, it's going to mean more to you than anything else in, in life.

• 22:58Speaker 01

  And, uh, yeah, so it's, it's a wonderful thing, but oh my gosh, in your twenties, Jay, heaven.

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• 25:12Jay Shetty?

  And I remember one of the ways we were trained to understand that is we had no mirrors in the ashram. And without a mirror, you lost conception of your physical self because you no longer could check how you looked. And the other one was, I remember when I first started, I would, and I know you use the beautiful word awareness in The Greatest Secret. I remember I used to write on a little Post-it note. When I'd wake up in the morning, I'd have it next to my bedside table and then on the, by the place where I brush my teeth, that I am awareness. To remind myself, to remind myself in the morning to wake up with the understanding that I'm not this body.

• 25:51Speaker 01

  Oh, brilliant. That is brilliant. People should do that. People should do that. I mean, that is absolutely fantastic. Yeah, I am awareness. Because the moment that you said, like, our mind can't comprehend awareness. It can't, it can't comprehend it. The mind is sitting in awareness. And so, and so the really beautiful thing is, is that saying something like, I am awareness, or am I aware? The mind just goes quiet, you know, just really quickly. And when the mind's quiet, then all that there is is awareness or consciousness or whatever. The word doesn't matter. You know, I tried to choose the word that I felt was the simplest, that people could kind of understand.

• 26:35Speaker 01

  But the moment the mind drops there, there is awareness. And so, and so, oh, I love that. I am aware. Love it.

• 26:45Jay Shetty?

  Oh, thank you. Yeah, it was, you know, it's, that's why when I was reading your book, and I hope you can tell, like, when I was reading your book, I felt so happy. Uh, because when you were sharing this was the greatest secret, I, I couldn't agree with you more. I, I, I don't think there is, is a deeper secret at the beginning of knowledge. And we were always, we were always told that this is the first lesson you'll learn. And, and the one that will take you a whole life to live, like to actually practice. Uh, and, and, and so when I was reading the book, I was just, it was so beautiful for me because I, I could totally see how much you care for people and, and for what journey you want them to take.

• 27:28Jay Shetty?

  But isn't it fascinating that we almost, and you said something really beautiful and you talk about in the book about how actually we are free and we have complete freedom. But we limit ourselves, but isn't it fascinating that we think that the body and mind keep us safe? So like the very things that are actually keeping us imprisoned, we think that they are our safety.

• 27:53Speaker 01

  Totally, totally. And don't you think, you know, also with what's happened in the last year, that, that we had this idea, or, or, or, or most people have this idea that they work really, really hard to get safety and security. You know, to accrue things and to have money in the bank and to have a house and all of those, all of those things to have safety and security. And this world event that came along shook that and actually showed everybody what is the truth. And that is that we will never find safety and security in the world. And the reason we won't is it's always changing, always changing.

• 28:37Speaker 01

  But we are the only safety and security in existence.

• 28:46Speaker 01

  We're trying to get on the outside what we are on the inside. And that is not to say to to enjoy this incredible world. I mean, this is a miracle. This is miraculous, this this experience of this world. And it is here for us to enjoy in every way that each person wants to enjoy it. But to know who we are, to to instead of spending a whole life trying to fill ourselves from the outside world, which will never ever work, is to spend just a little bit of time

• 29:30Speaker 01

  on the inside, like waking up to I am awareness and or asking, am I aware? And one of the things that I found that was really fantastic, and there are so many incredible practices, and I'm sure, oh, my gosh, you would have done so many fabulous ones. I would love to hear about that. Um, one of the things that all of the things in The Greatest Secret, all of the things that I did, and the teachers that are in The Greatest Secret, were my journey, all of them, from the Secret through to now. Every single one of them changed my life in in one way or another. Some I followed for a couple of years and

• 30:10Speaker 01

  um, and some for a month and but all of those teachers played a really, really big part in my life. And so the practice in The Greatest Secret that had the greatest effect on me and that I would say for anybody is the best thing you can ever, ever, ever do, and that is to never resist negative emotions.

• 30:36Speaker 01

  And instead to do the exact opposite, which is what we have not been told to do, which is the opposite to resistance is to welcome. So resist is push away and welcome is to pull in.

• 30:52Jay Shetty?

  Embrace, yeah.

• 30:53Speaker 01

  Embrace, exactly, exactly. And to embrace those negative emotions. Because the most incredible thing happens when we do embrace them, when we allow them to be there, when we don't try and change them, when we don't try and, when we don't want to make them go or, or, or do anything but just allow them to be there, they just evaporate. They just evaporate. And the more that you do it, the faster they evaporate. Because when I started, I would feel a strong emotion and it would maybe last thirty seconds, forty-five seconds or something like that, and then gradually, gradually evaporate. But the more that I welcome, the weaker they get. Each time you welcome a negative emotion,

• 31:34Speaker 01

  it just gets weaker, weaker, weaker, weaker, until you don't have a trace of that negative emotion in the body at all anymore. And when you don't have a trace of it, you're never going to feel it.

• 31:46Jay Shetty?

  Yeah, no, no, I, I love that. I, I'm with you. What, what, explain to us, as you do in the book, what does it mean to truly embrace and welcome a negative feeling? What does that mean in practice? Because I, I couldn't agree with you more. And just to help people as they're listening and watching, they're thinking, you know what? I just, right now, I'm just, there's so much negativity in the world, I'm watching the news, I'm stressed out about this, my kids are at home, I'm having to homeschool. How do they welcome that? And, and I agree with you, we, we resist completely. We don't want to feel negative.

• 32:17Speaker 01

  We don't want to, because it's, it's not pleasant, you know, feeling negative feelings. So, and so when you, when you feel a negative feeling arise in you, no, notice the feeling. Don't focus into the feeling, because if you focus into it, you'll just make it stronger. The mind is really powerful, so don't focus, focus into it, but notice the feeling. And so, and just welcome it. So it's almost like you could imagine just putting your arms out like this, arms out to the side of you, and just allowing the feeling, which is simply energy, that's all it is, even fear, it's just energy, and just allowing it to pass on through. One thing that I did was I would

• 33:02Speaker 01

  Imagine putting my arms around and embracing the feeling and and pulling the feeling in close to me. And I just found that that was amazing for me. I think people can try all kinds of different things like I just imagined that that feeling was one of my oldest, dearest friends that I love so much that I hadn't seen in decades and they arrived at my door. And I was just like could not get my arms around them fast enough. And that is what I imagined with each of the feelings. And I mean, at one point in my life, I did that with depression. And so I wrapped, and that's really how I learned how powerful this practice is.

• 33:46Speaker 01

  Because uh when I wrapped my arms around the depression, it just dissolved. And the relief, I mean, the relief that you feel when a negative feeling dissolves is so good, it's worth every second. It's like a high. And the reason it's like a high is because when you dissolve the feeling, there's you underneath. And who you really are. And so you get a flash of who you really are, this kind of joy and happiness. And so, yeah, that's what I did. I would embrace the feeling and hold it in without focusing on it. Notice it, but don't focus into the feeling.

• 34:30Speaker 01

  And and just let it dissolve. And I promise, the next time you feel that feeling, it will never be as strong when you do it. And so you do the same thing the next time that feeling arises. And then the time after that, it's going to be weaker. It just gets weaker and weaker and weaker. Until you get to a point where you're like, I can't remember the last time that I got angry. I just can't remember. When did I ever get angry? You know, you just or agitated or impatient or, and so you do it with every feeling. So so my, to give people a really good guide, I would say

• 35:11Speaker 01

  that unless you're feeling really happy, joyously happy, welling up inside of you, you have a negative feeling. Pretty good. You don't need to know what the name of it is to welcome it. You just welcome it. It doesn't matter about its name, doesn't matter what it is. Just welcome the feeling or embrace the feeling or allow the feeling to be there. And then you will begin to dissolve these negative feelings that are actually masking who you are. The more you dissolve them, the greater the happiness arises within you.

• 35:45Jay Shetty?

  Hmm, beautiful. I, I love that. And I encourage everyone right now who's listening and watching to, to do that practice, to give it a go, to experience it and experiment with it because what Rhonda's saying is, is something that it needs to be experienced, it needs to be felt, it needs to be put into practice. It's, it's not something that you need to overthink or overanalyze, actually do it and, and feel it and you'll figure out how it works for you. Rhonda, I'm, I'm intrigued, what, what is the first thing you do in the morning?

• 36:17Jay Shetty?

  To start your day, what is it that you do that you feel starts your day? Because I feel that a lot of the times what I'm noticing, especially now in the culture we live in, whether it's reaching for our phone, whether it's looking at the news, we're, we're starting our day with energy that's already putting us in the wrong direction or pushing us in the wrong direction. What, what are you doing? What are you encouraging people to do first thing in the morning? To start with this understanding that we are awareness, to start with this understanding that negative feelings need to be embraced?

• 36:54Speaker 01

  The first thing I do is, it's so amazing because the first thing I do now is I lay in bed and as awareness. So I be awareness and I just lay there for a particular amount of time, just.

• 37:12Speaker 01

  Feeling the joy and the freedom of the eternal being that we are. And uh, and just lay in awareness. And so that's what I do absolutely every single morning. And what's extraordinary now, I mean, at the beginning, it was like I felt like I had to remember to do. Remember to do that, but that doesn't even kind of make sense, but I, I, that's what I felt. I felt like I had to remember to do it. And now, at the moment I open my eyes, is just awareness just fills the room and the joy just fills the room. And so I lay, I lay in that prior to that, I would wake up every day in gratitude.

• 37:54Speaker 03

  Yeah.

• 37:54Speaker 01

  Yeah. Prior to that was gratitude was, and you know, Jay, even now, if life gets a bit. Um, bumpy or, or something happens, just something not really negative, but just. Something where everything isn't flowing, then I will just look at gratitude and. And through awareness, just be so grateful. For the fact that we are this infinite being and that no one dies. I'm so grateful to be aware of this and to know this. It's quite, you know, it's, that's also quite humbling.

• 38:36Speaker 01

  But somehow or another in this lifetime is that I had this awakening and realization of this and um. Because a- as you say, I agree with you a hundred percent. I, there is nothing greater than knowing who you are. There's nothing, there will never be anything greater than that. A thousand years from now, ten thousand years from now, nothing will be greater than knowing who you are and being who you are. And it's just step by step, little step by step. And now's a really good time because. The ego is being challenged, the mind is being challenged, it's being hit on all sides with. With the disharmony and the, and the, and the disruption on the planet.

• 39:21Speaker 01

  And so now is the best time ever. To really like welcome those emotions and and to look toward to look in the direction of who who you are instead of who you are not.

• 39:37Jay Shetty?

  Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. And and I just want to address because I feel like someone may be listening to us and thinking, well, well, Rhonda J, how does this help me be successful, be happy, live the life I want? How does, you know, how does this create it? And I just wanna and I wanna dive into what Rhonda is gonna have to say about this, but I just wanna address it from from how I see it. The understanding is very simple that as Rhonda's saying, we're not our body. And if we think we're our body, we will surround ourselves with things that are good for the body. But if we're not the body, then none of those things can actually satisfy us. And an example that we'd always

• 40:18Jay Shetty?

  learned from the Vedic tradition was a fish out of water, that if you took a fish out of water, you could give it a mansion, you could give it a car, you could give it jewelry, you could give it money. But that fish will die because it's not in water, it's not where it belongs, and it isn't in its natural habitat. And and so similarly,

• 40:40Jay Shetty?

  understanding that we are awareness gives us the opportunity to do what is right for us as awareness, to truly feed that awareness, because I think the challenge that we think about when we think about success or happiness, we think of success and happiness on the basis of the body and the mind. And that's why even after accumulating everything, we still feel dissatisfied because those things only touch the body and mind, correct, Rhonda?

• 41:08Speaker 01

  Correct. And and and really, the best thing that could happen to everybody is that their greatest dream comes true. Because when your greatest dream comes true, the dream that where you are absolutely convinced that when this dream comes true, that is when I will really be happy. The best thing that can happen is that dream comes true. Because when it does, you will realise that there is something missing. And that happiness that you thought you would have doesn't last. And so it's, you know, it's, it's such a beautiful thing. And for people who have been successful, then they get to that point and they're like, they're not happy.

• 41:47Speaker 01

  And they're not happy because those things were never going to make you happy in the first place anyway. And so, um, but in terms of success, I would say this, that when you are who you really are, when you're living from the place more of who you are than who you are not, everything that you need and want will fall into your hands effortlessly. And you are actually, the infinite being is effortless. And the way to kind of tell who's in charge is whether it's the ego or the mind that's in charge or, or who you really are that is in charge in any moment is effort.

• 42:33Speaker 01

  And if you're efforting, if you can feel this efforting, then it's the ego and the mind. And if you're coming from a place of effortlessness, where athletes call it being in the flow. And everybody has these kind of descriptions, it's where the mind has stopped. And just everything is flowing, you just feel like everything in the universe is just dancing your dance and singing to your song. And so in terms of success, when you are being more of who you are, that idea that was going to make you successful is what will come to you, that original idea. Because the mind just recycles, that's all it can do, it's a program and recycles.

• 43:15Speaker 01

  And the ideas that business, kind of business ideas that have never been on earth, they are coming from awareness. They are coming from above the mind. So when you are awareness, that is when everything will fall into your hands. Everything that you need. And it just, your whole life flows and you're just happy all of the time. Like there is, it's just like the universe is just saying, and I even wrote in the sacred, you know, the shortcut to the sacred is be happy now. Right? Just be happy. Let go of all of the things that, that you're saying, why you can't be happy? And just be happy now. Because when you're happy, everything just, everything just falls into place.

• 44:00Speaker 01

  It's so amazing. So definitely for success. That is the fastest, fastest way to success is to be who you are. And um, it's not, you don't, we're not talking about going in a cave or, you know, or doing anything like that. We are talking about living your life in the incredible form and human being that you are and having the experience that you are. But from a place of knowing that you are the infinite being, that you are immortal. And we are taught, as Jay said, it's got to be through your experience. It can't be through, oh, I heard, you know, want to talk about this and whatever. No. Not interested in you taking on another belief.

• 44:45Speaker 01

  What, what it is, is for you to experience it. And it is not hard for you to experience it because it's who you are already. It's not anything that you have to go out and get. In some ways, it's almost frustrating, isn't it? I remember when I started it out, I'm like, it's who I am already. But at the time, you know, it'd be like, I can tell the mind's, the mind's taken over at the moment. And yeah, it's already who we are. And so we've just, what we've done is we've attributed everything that is awareness to the mind. We've given the mind the whole thing. And it's awareness that is hearing these words right now. That is what's hearing these words.

• 45:28Speaker 01

  Right? That is what is seeing uh, through these eyes. It's awareness. It's, if without awareness, we wouldn't even know we're alive.

• 45:39Jay Shetty?

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• 48:34Jay Shetty?

  to disconnect from we're not this physical body. We get that. But I feel that for a lot of people, like you rightly said, it's difficult to think we're not the mind because, like you said, we have given the mind all of awareness. We think that that is us. So, so I think a lot of people are getting to the understanding that we are not this body. I think, I think people can get there to some degree, at least in their mind. But then, a lot of us struggle to get behind, well, if I'm not the mind, then, then what else is there? Tell us about how you start seeing the,

• 49:10Jay Shetty?

  tell us about how you start seeing the fallibility of us thinking we're the mind.

• 49:16Speaker 01

  Okay. So, so it's so good to just, to just investigate. And this is what all of the incredible beings have done throughout history and all of the traditions and the beautiful knowledge that is carried forward is because of these beings who investigated. And when you spoke about seeing a dead body, what they did was they would see a dead body and they would look at a living body and they would say, they would see clearly that in the dead body, there's something missing in it that's in the living body. And so they would begin from there. And so that's kind of the, I think, like the, um, the first way to begin to say, I've forgotten what your question was now, so you have to tell me again, Jay.

• 50:00Speaker 01

  Always a question.

• 50:01Jay Shetty?

  The question was, I think people can see that we're not the body. How do we learn to see that we're not the mind?

• 50:08Speaker 01

  So, so let's just investigate and look at the, look at the mind and what the mind is. And so it's really good for you to find out what the mind is, especially considering that most of us have given it total authority over our life. And we believe all of the thoughts that it produces and which is the voice in your head. And the voice in your head is not who you are. So that was a really big revelation for me. So, so all that the mind is made of is thought, beginning to end, full stop. It's thought. And so it's memory, which is thought. And it has images, which is just thought in pictures, but it's still thought. And the current thoughts that we think. Uh, and so all that the mind is, is made of thought.

• 50:52Speaker 01

  And so without a single thought and check for yourself, the mind isn't there. If there's no thought, there's no mind. And so when you begin to look at that and investigate that, then it's really quite interesting. But then so, so now we know that the mind is just thought. And therefore, when a thought comes and a thought goes, if we were our mind, then that means that when a thought comes and when a thought goes, a little bit of us would go with it.

• 51:26Speaker 01

  And then when a thought comes and a thought goes, a little bit more of us would go with the thought. If we were our mind, a bit of us would be disappearing with every single thought. But if you look at it, guess what?

• 51:39Speaker 01

  You are there, aware, before a thought comes and you're there after it leaves. So how can you be the mind? And the other thing is, what is aware of the thoughts in your head?

• 51:56Speaker 01

  Awareness is aware of the thoughts in your head because a thought is not aware. A thought has no awareness whatsoever. And so the one that is aware of the thoughts is who you really are. And so when you start to and just sort of sit with this a little bit, I'm not suggesting that, oh, in this moment, you're like, oh, I know I'm not the mind. But if you just kind of sit with this and next time when you've got a whole lot of thoughts coming through your head, that you remember this and, and, and think about it. Oh, I was here before all of these thoughts and I am here, still here after they go, fully intact. None of me has disappeared.

• 52:40Speaker 01

  And what was it that was aware? Because you could, you could even ask this question. Am I the thoughts that I think or am I the one that is aware of those thoughts?

• 52:53Jay Shetty?

  Hmm, hmm, absolutely. Yeah, I, I think that's a great distinction because we, we never say, I mind, we say my mind or my body or we say my car because we realize that we are not it, right? You don't say I mind, you, you, you know, so it's, it's so clear to us in our, even our language that it's my mind, that means my mind belongs to something that is me. And hence the question is, who am I? Because it's my body and my mind. And I think what you just shared so beautifully is exactly that, is that it is something that is existing beyond the purview of the mind and thought simply.

• 53:38Jay Shetty?

  And for anyone who's wondering and trying to intellectually wrap their head around this, the reason why it's so powerful to understand this is because then the...

• 53:51Jay Shetty?

  Negativities of the mind and the body start to affect you less because you realise that they are not you and that they are not your life. Uh, and, and that's the key that, you know, if anyone's wondering, well, how does this help me? That's how it helps you is because you start to recognise that what happens to the body, just like if your car has an accident, you may feel a little bit of pain, but you don't feel the same pain as when something affects your body directly. And that the car is a shell. And so similarly, you start realising that I'm a driver inside my body and my mind. And so even though my body's hurt, yes, obviously I need to go to the hospital and take care of it, of course. But that still isn't me.

• 54:35Speaker 01

  No, and, um, and you know, Lester Levinson, who is in the, um, who's no longer in physical form, but who's quoted in The Greatest Secret. And he would say that, uh, that our mind is, was, is just being created for one reason and one reason only. And that is to create what we want. That's it, full stop. That's its job. That's its tool to create what we want in this life and what we want to experience in, in this life. And that it's not our psychiatrist, psychologist, psychotherapist and tells us what to do and, and believing our thoughts and I, Jay, I believe my thoughts for decades.

• 55:19Speaker 01

  I just, it's just amazing that you would believe these thoughts in your head and, and if, if people just notice the next time, and I hope there's no next time, but that you feel agitated or negative emotional, feel stressed, it's because you were believing a whole lot of negative thoughts. That's it. You were just believing thoughts. And, and then that sends you, you know, into, into negativity. And so our freedom is, the mind is wonderful, fantastic tool, nothing wrong with the mind. The only problem comes with the mind is when we think it is who we are. Hmm. That's the only problem. Yep.

• 55:57Jay Shetty?

  Yeah, absolutely. And, and you give this analogy, which I loved. You talk about how we're in this dream state. Uh, and, and there's a need for awakening from that because.

• 56:12Jay Shetty?

  When you're asleep, right, when you're asleep. And I think a lot of people feel that. I think people right now feel an awakening in their life. That's coming. Tell us about the awakening you're speaking about.

• 56:26Speaker 01

  The awakening of who we really are, my part of the personal awakening or just the awakening for everybody?

• 56:32Jay Shetty?

  I, I guess I mean from the awakening from the dream state that you speak about in The Greatest Secret.

• 56:37Speaker 01

  I just think you know when you've woken up. I just think you know. When you've woken up because, um, like if you're wondering, oh, am I asleep now? Have I woken up? I just, when you wake up, you feel incredible. You feel so much lighter than you've ever felt. You feel so much freer, happier. Uh, life just becomes miraculous. Everything is a miracle. The little things that, that you just kind of ignored before. Now are just things that will bring you to your knees because the sheer beauty and love of those things. Like sunsets. And I remember in my life, I would hear people speak of these things. And I remember I used to think, oh, you know, I just need to be able to pay my bills, you know?

• 57:22Speaker 01

  Forget about sunsets and all that kind of thing, you know? But, uh, but as you, as you awaken, it's, it's, uh, it frees, it just frees you from all of the, all of the limitations and all of the conditioning that we've all had in our lives. No one's to blame for that. It's just kind of part of the journey. And you, you just, you just become free. The feeling is incredible and you, and people can have lots of little awakenings, can they not? You know, along the way, like a little, and it's usually when you've seen through some belief

• 58:03Speaker 01

  that, um, you're like, oh my gosh, I used to believe that and that isn't true. And then you just suddenly feel lighter and freer. And so awakening is just a big one of those. It's just a, a huge sort of realization. It's, it's like a wow moment, but instead it's a wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. And everyone can have it. There isn't anybody that is, that, that can't have it. Everybody can have it because it's who you are already.

• 58:35Jay Shetty?

  What are some of the daily practices that people can do to end suffering in their life? What are some of the daily rituals that people can do to experience what you're speaking about? Because as we both know, it's not a, it isn't a life hack, or it isn't an app download, or it isn't a, you know, it isn't, it isn't a mechanical, operational, logistical, read this three page, you know, it's not that. So what is it? Like, how do we make it more tangible for our tangible minds? Because our minds are wanting to do something daily and repetitively, because it is repetition, there is repetition. What would you say we can do daily?

• 59:20Speaker 01

  Well, one of the things that you can do, which, which really helps disidentify with the body and the mind, is to, is to take, so let me see. So first of all, take your body and, and just put your body aside over there, because you are not the body. So just like, put that aside for the moment. That is not who you are. You can, you can pick up the body in a minute or two, but just put the body aside and then put aside your name and the age and the description of you. And also put it, put aside the story of who you think you are.

• 1:00:03Speaker 01

  Put all of that aside. So now the body's aside, the story's aside, all of those other things are aside. Now, what you're going to do is you're going to take the mind and just for a moment, you're going to put the mind aside. And that includes all memory and all thoughts and all feelings. And you're just going to put that aside as well. Just pop that aside. And now very quickly notice what is left.

• 1:00:30Speaker 01

  Because what is left is awareness. And so that is one way. That's a really good way in the beginning to come back to awareness. And it's like, I think in ancient tradition, some of them spoke about it's like peeling the onion. Right? So instead of us accruing, we all, we think we have to pile on all this knowledge and everything. We go, go through life and you know, I need to learn more and I need to accrue more and I need to get all of these degrees and all of that has its place, but it's never going to set you free. And so peeling away what we are not and seeing awareness is what will set you free.

• 1:01:12Speaker 01

  And once you can get to the place, I mean, honestly, the way that I did it was, and I, I put it in the book and it was three, and it's three steps. I would ask myself multiple, multiple, multiple times in the day, am I aware? And the moment I would ask, am I aware, awareness would be there, there would be this awareness. And then I would go about my day and then I would ask again, am I aware? So I did that constantly. That's a practice to do constantly. After a while, actually really short amount of time. Um, days really, uh, or a week or two weeks. When you go to ask, am I aware? You can't even ask the question.

• 1:01:56Speaker 01

  Because awareness is just completely there immediately, like immediately. And so the second step is, the first step transforms into the second step. So you go from asking the question, am I aware, to automatically noticing awareness. So then lots of times in the day, notice awareness. And then the third step is. Stay as awareness. And the second step merges into the first step. Because when you notice awareness enough, then you're going to find that you are staying as awareness more. And so what happens is, just so people understand,

• 1:02:40Speaker 01

  what happens is, the mind is kind of in the, potentially for many, in the foreground at the moment and sort of running your life. And, um, and awareness is so quietly, beautifully, magnificently, quietly sitting in the background. But when you ask the question, when you notice awareness, stay as awareness, what happens is there's a total shift. And awareness comes to the foreground and the mind goes to the background. And that way you can use the mind whenever you need to use the mind. It's great to make a date like for us, doing this podcast, it's really great for things like that. But then you can stay as awareness and then your life is just absolutely effortless. And you just have incredible happiness and,

• 1:03:26Speaker 01

  that's, that's where it all is. So.

• 1:03:30Jay Shetty?

  I love that, Rhonda. That's, it's been beautiful discussing this with you because I love that you're really, I, I really do believe it is this, you're really challenging all your readers and, and the people in the world to go beyond,

• 1:03:46Jay Shetty?

  the body and the mind, which really means to go beyond the desires of the body and the mind, which is really difficult because we've been trained to believe that the desires of the body and the mind are what will make us happy. And so I, I can, you know, I commend you and, and feel great joy that you're putting this message out there and encouraging people to go in this direction. And I want to ask you now what we call the final five. These are your final five questions. And we do them in a fast five rapid fire. So each, each answer, each answer has to be one word to one sentence maximum.

• 1:04:23Speaker 01

  Okay.

• 1:04:24Jay Shetty?

  So, so Rhonda, these are your final five. And the first question is, what is your biggest lesson from the last 12 months?

• 1:04:33Speaker 01

  Discovering awareness.

• 1:04:35Jay Shetty?

  Beautiful. Uh, what are you hoping to manifest in 2021?

• 1:04:42Speaker 01

  Freedom and joy for as many people as possible.

• 1:04:45Jay Shetty?

  Beautiful. What do you know to be absolutely true about human nature that many would disagree with?

• 1:04:55Speaker 01

  Human nature.

• 1:04:59Jay Shetty?

  What do you know to be true that other people may disagree with?

• 1:05:03Speaker 01

  That that is ultimately not our true nature. Human nature is not ultimately our true nature.

• 1:05:10Jay Shetty?

  Question number four. If you could create one law that everyone else in the world had to follow, what would it be?

• 1:05:20Speaker 01

  I would have the law of happiness because then everything would be totally fine.

• 1:05:25Jay Shetty?

  I love it. And question number five, final question. Beautiful, very quick, concise answers, very, very clear and amazing. A fifth and final question. What is one truth that you try to live by every day?

• 1:05:41Speaker 01

  As I try and live by is who I really am. So the infinite being that we all are and awareness that I am, that is the one, that is the most important thing in my life.

• 1:05:54Jay Shetty?

  Amazing. Everyone, that's Rhonda Byrne, The Greatest Secret. If you want to dive deeper into your personal eternal journey, then this book is a phenomenal guide to doing just that. It's a beautiful book. I highly recommend it to everyone who's listening and watching today. Rhonda, it's been a joy spending this time with you. I really look forward to meeting you in person and getting to do this again in person one day. And I'm really excited for all your readers, the millions of people that will read this book and take that next step in their journey towards discovering who they truly are beyond the body and mind. So thank you so much.

• 1:06:36Speaker 01

  Thank you, Jay. Thank you. I loved every single second being with you. It was just such a joy and a treat. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

• 1:06:44Jay Shetty?

  Thank you, Rhonda. Thank you so much.

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