I moved to Alaska not that long ago for a life change. I love Alaska. My parents first movie together was Cliffhanger. I quit my jobs. I have no job. I'm pursuing my spirituality full time. I quit my job because of difficulty sleeping. I studied Buddhism. I meditate daily. I like learning about religions. I was raised Catholic. I previously lived in a warm environment. I'm not used to the cold. I work out daily. I do HIIT and yoga daily. My favorite time to do yoga is in the morning. I have read the power of now, the spiritual guide. I have not read the Secret.  I have heard of the book The Secret. I do not believe in one God.
I visited Alaska not that long ago. I love Alaska. I do stunt work. I was a double in the movie Cliffhanger 2. I have a day job. I had a small part in Cliffhanger 2. I read a lot about meditation and religions. I eat kosher food. I was raised Christian. I have a strong body. I like HIIT training. My favorite time to exercise is in the morning.  I do HITT exercise before 7:30 each morning. I work as an EMT. I had a spiritual awakening about a year ago.  I worked with the spiritual coach Abraham Hicks. I read The Secret and enjoyed it. I had a strange spiritual experience. I traveled to Peru and purchased the services of a shaman in hopes of having a spiritual awakening.
I watched a lecture by Marianne Williamson today that really inspired me to explore my spirituality even more. Oh interesting. What kinds of things do you think you'll do? More yoga or reading? Or something entirely different? I'll probably look for more lectures to watch and maybe that will lead to some interesting books to read. Ah okay. There are probably some good podcasts out there, too. Have you thought of taking a trip somewhere? Peru was absolutely amazing. Oh, tell me more about your experience with the shaman there, that sounds like it was a very eye-opening experience. do you try ayahuasca? I did not, but I considered it. You know it's funny how I found the shaman. You'd think that stuff is so old school that it'd be hard, but they're totally online now and you can book them that way. That's very convenient. I wonder if you can do the entire experience online, like a virtual meeting or something. Maybe, but there's definitely something powerful about being there in person. I can't really explain it; it's an energy thing. Is there a language barrier when you meet a shaman in Peru or does language not matter when it comes to these types of things?  Well, I speak some Spanish so that helps quite a bit. What else did you do in Peru, did you exercise at all or climb any mountains? Yeah, I did a lot of hiking. There are some beautiful places to see down there. You should go.