I recently flew with my family for a 12 day break in Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka. When we landed at Bandaranaike International Airport, Colombo, I hired a van to take the five and three surfboards about 80 miles to our rented beach hut. He had been driving in Jakarta, Indonesia for five years, so he was prepared for the road chaos to come.

The supposed two-hour trip took us four hours. However, I asked the delivery driver where he lived. He said he lived in Colombo. Bingo! As we had to drive through Colombo to continue south, I asked him to drive to Colombo and he would drop off and take over after that. It gave me a chance to observe what was going on, get used to the street signs, and quickly become familiar for the next part of the trip. On the trip I had to deal with three wheels tuk tuks competing for space on the road, as well as other cars, vans, trucks, and buses that want to get ahead of me at the same time.

They didn’t seem to care if there was oncoming traffic or a curve in the road ahead. The dogs crossed the street; cows roamed around and we even saw monkeys, a monitor lizard, two porcupines, and an elephant.

I noticed something very different about driving here. Possibly to survive, I was driving on high alert, listening to horns, barking, and any other sounds that might alter my speed or direction. I told the children that in the interest of getting them to their destination and keeping them alive, they would have to keep the radio OFF! It made me realize how different it is to drive a car on a road in England. Here we operate in a trance state with a CD or radio playing.

Turn this into a human analogy and you will see how many of us operate our lives in that trance state. Instead of concentrating, observing and noticing what is happening around us, we succumb to the many distractions that television, newspapers, etc. Smart, right? Today’s kids and teens have grown up playing video games that essentially teach them to compete at all costs while also developing a numbness toward killing, maiming, evading, and stealing.

Waking up can be overwhelming. You celebrate your twenty-first birthday and before you know it, you’re thirty. What happened in the intervening years? You just weren’t realizing it. Imagine that you are now driving down that road in Sri Lanka, looking for all kinds of danger, listening to every sound and anticipating every action that may cause it to alter your speed or direction. At first it can be scary because you are used to comfort, protection, easy options. But once it’s up and running, things change quickly. People respond to you differently than before and you respond to people differently than before. Your relationship with a partner can change (for better or for worse!). You may find that you get promoted (or fired because you’re in the wrong job anyway). These changes determine the changes in your ‘inner movie’, causing you to see a slightly different movie of your life. When his soul incarnated, he chose a particular genetic code, as well as an environment in which to grow. In this case, it’s you. What you go through may coincide with memories that need to be transmuted through this life experience. Most of the time the experience is painful, but it has to happen. That is why you are here. Fortunately, there is a technology that allows the transformation of these memories by speeding you through them or by making painful experiences shorter or even non-existent.

The soul wants to move forward and doesn’t really care how the body reacts. It is not easy on the body. That is why we must understand that after a session, the transmuted memories can cause a temporary alteration of your health. This doesn’t always happen, but be aware that it could happen. What you CAN understand through this process is that everything the body does is perfect. You do not need to correct anything. You can help its action, but you can never fight it.

That’s when you really start to be aware and NOTICE. Can you imagine a life in which you become aware of what is going on around you instead of one in which the obvious passes you by every day? That is what many of us have been living. If you want to do something about it, Google ‘Pyramid Memory Transmutation’ or see below.