Appearance on 'Better Life Series' With Steve Beuscher

Show notes, by Steve Beuscher:

In this episode of the "Better Life Series," host Steven Buescher and guest Stuart Elliott delve into the fascinating topic of the disconnect between our need for recognition and self-worth and the spiritual path.

This episode is part 1 of a 2-part series.

Stuart shares personal experiences, including leaving school and getting a motorbike, to illustrate the power of the subconscious mind.

They discuss how hypnotherapy can be a valuable tool for clearing old memories and patterns that may be holding us back.

The conversation also explores the profound connections that can be established with animals and nature on a spiritual level.

Mindfulness, being aware of our emotions, and trusting our intuition are emphasised as crucial elements for accessing deeper levels of understanding and facilitating positive changes in our lives.

Stuart sheds light on the struggle between the need for recognition and the true essence of an enlightened being. They illustrate this with an example of a wealthy man who, despite having immense material wealth, still experienced deep unhappiness.

The discussion further delves into the differences between the rational and intuitive sides of the brain and how they process information.

The power of the subconscious mind is highlighted, particularly regarding wealth and how hypnotherapy can help individuals overcome limiting beliefs and patterns associated with abundance.

Stuart shares his personal journey of leaving school and acquiring a motorbike to boost his confidence, illustrating the transformative power of taking risks and stepping outside of comfort zones.

The conversation takes an exciting turn as Stuart recounts his experiences in Africa, where they explored the bush and game reserves.

The profound connections formed with animals in their natural habitat are described, contrasting with the structured safaris typically experienced in South Africa.

Stuart's vulnerability while sleeping in a tent in the wild and encountering the presence of a lion and a herd of antelope further exemplify the depth of these connections.

The spiritual wisdom of the vanishing tribe of Bushmen is discussed, highlighting their unique connection with the land and their instinctual knowledge of navigating vast distances in pursuit of their prey.

Stuart shares captivating stories of encounters with animals in Vic Falls National Park in Zimbabwe, showcasing the profound understanding and acceptance that can exist between humans and the animal kingdom.

Mindfulness emerges as a transformative practice for emotional awareness, acceptance, and control.

The power of nature to restore balance and lightness is contrasted with the unsettling impact of electronic noise.

Stuart's reflections on the importance of trusting intuition and observing and appreciating nature are informed by encounters with a blind person and lessons learned from the book: 'Zen and the Art of Archery'.

The episode concludes with insights into the power of letting go, embracing the present moment, and accessing our inner wisdom.

The practice of hypnotherapy is highlighted as a means to remove external distractions, tap into our inner intelligence, and find personal solutions that free us from emotional baggage.

Stuart encourages listeners to embrace their individual paths, cultivate resilience, and rediscover their inner strength to achieve personal goals.

With thought-provoking stories and valuable lessons, this episode of the "Better Life Series" offers a transformative exploration of recognition, self-worth, spiritual connections, and personal growth.