Gary Douglas On Consciousness, Wealth, And Possibility

In this insightful talk, Gary Douglas challenges conventional beliefs, stating that every belief is a limitation. Through his personal stories, including how he helped a man walk again and transformed businesses, he emphasizes the power of consciousness in unlocking health, wealth, and new possibilities. He also touches on the global challenges of climate change and autism, urging a deeper communion with nature and a shift in our collective awareness. By questioning authority and breaking free from societal norms, Douglas believes we can create a better world.

Transcript

Every belief is a limitation because in order to believe,

Every belief is a limitation.

Every single solitary one,

You know,

I don't have beliefs but I do have awarenesses.

And I don't,

Yes,

I can,

I try to look at,

See it's part of that thing of when I grew up you have to question all authority.

Authorities are always trying to tell you this is what you need to believe,

This is the way it is.

You know,

When they told me that I needed to go to Vietnam and I went,

No I don't,

I don't want to go to Vietnam,

Why the hell would I go there?

Yeah,

And then I got out of it.

You made a choice.

I made a choice.

Yeah.

Friends of mine went to Vietnam and lost their lives.

All sorts of different tools offered at Access Consciousness.

Yeah,

We do everything.

We cover money,

We cover,

You know,

Sex and relationship,

We cover animals,

You know,

We cover business,

We cover,

You know,

Possibilities,

We cover wealth,

We cover anything.

We will deal with any issue and always create different results as a result of it.

I mean,

One of the things,

Interesting,

I had a man who's a Sikh in India.

When I went there he was walking with two canes and I had a process done on him by two of my friends that the next day he was able to walk without any canes and he contacted me,

Said I've gotten better and I can walk now like I used to.

Pain does not have to be real.

We create it and we create pain by believing that as we get old we have to have pain in order to get out of these bodies.

Not really,

But it's like you can if you want to.

You know,

It's like at 82 I still ride horses.

At 82 I still work,

You know,

8 to 10 to 12 hours a day.

I don't care.

I like it all.

My life is about what I can create,

Not what I can sit and watch TV at.

It's a different world and we had a man who was retired in India.

One of the things we're doing is a new program for bars and business because the thing about bars is if people have their bars run,

They have less days off,

They're more productive,

They are more creative,

And they make more money.

Okay,

So those are four things that most business should want from their employees,

You know,

And this man said I was looking for this 20 years ago when I started this business that I turned in from a business that was going bankrupt to a million billion dollar business.

He said I want to teach this and he's now and he's in his 70s and he's now going to start teaching bars and business.

How did that happen?

The man saw the gift it was and saw how to make it help others and this is what I ask each person to do.

Look at what you know that can help others get to a better place.

The world should be a better place than it is right now.

I mean it's like we we know that global warming is occurring even if Donald Trump says it's not,

You know,

It's like it is occurring.

So like what's going to happen?

What will happen when these things occur?

You know,

Will things be the same?

Will they be different?

What has to change?

And we have to look from a different place and we are.

We're beginning to see that we can be in communion with nature and not against it.

We do too much fighting against it and not enough communion with it.

How do you commune more with nature?

I recognize that each and every element of nature is conscious and it is all supporting consciousness and it's here for consciousness and it wants us to be more conscious and it wants to see that we can create a greater world and it wants us to be the greater world we can be and that's what I want to do is be the greater world I can be.

We had a lady who's a child therapist who wrote a book called Wouldn't Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree and it was like it was trying to explain the autism sequence that's going on in the planet.

There's more autism and more ADD,

ADHD and OCD occurring on the planet and it's like and they don't know what to do about it because they think it's vaccine that caused it.

I don't think so.

I personally think it's a level of the species evolving to a higher order because the thing about people who have OCD and stuff,

They can hear thoughts of people and they you know for them it's like it's as loud as a person speaking words and it's a miraculous thing to see some of these little kids.

I had a lady who brought her four-year-old to me in Australia and I was at Simone's apartment.

I'm sitting there and I watched the kid look at the refrigerator and then I see his mother get up and start to walk towards the refrigerator and says,

Oh Simone do you have any juice?

Then she turns to her son and says,

Would you like some juice honey?

And the kid goes,

Ah!

I went,

He's telling you he already told you that.

She didn't get it but I got it.

I got that he was telling her go get me some juice and she got up to do it and then when she asked him if he wanted some,

He'd already told her get me some juice and she wasn't listening.

I looked at his little brother,

His brother there who was older than he was,

I looked at the brother I said,

You hear him don't you?

You know when he's in trouble,

You know when things are wrong,

You know all this stuff don't you?

You hear him.

He goes,

Yeah.

I said,

Don't discount it.

Recognize it,

Acknowledge it and use it to your advantage.

It will work for you and that little kid relaxed.

It was interesting to see the tension go out of his body because he's been trying to protect his brother and trying to protect himself from what others cannot receive and this is what I see so many kids doing.

Didn't expect to cry about this but apparently I'm going to.

Told you I have strange sensitive parts.

So you know for me it's like seeing,

Having these events and doing these things and seeing these changes.

It's a great gift and I had some people who had three autistic kids and they said they had a terrible time getting to school in the morning,

They couldn't get them to eat breakfast,

They couldn't get them to do all these other things.

I said,

Well what are you trying to do?

Well I tell them that we have to eat breakfast.

I said,

Do you give them the whole day?

He goes,

What?

I said,

Yeah these kids need to see the whole day of what they're going to do so they know what to do in advance.

You're trying to give them one thing at a time because that's what the psychologists tell you,

Slow it down.

That's not true.

Speed it up.

They came the next day and I said,

Okay that worked,

That was unbelievable.

They got ready for school,

They were totally dressed,

They were totally ready to walk out the door and they had eaten their breakfast before I was ready to go.

That has never happened in their entire life.

I said,

Good and how did it go during the day?

They got through with all their schoolwork,

They did everything and they showed up to be picked up at the right time.

That has never occurred.

I said,

Well keep using this and they did.

It's an amazing gift to be able to share these things with people that other people don't get.

But I hear the kids,

I hear the animals,

I hear the things.

I walked into an antique shop in Auckland.

I said,

Okay who's the best buy-in here?

And this thing yelled at me,

I am.

I said,

What?

I don't do African.

I am,

Buy me.

I don't do African.

I am,

Buy me.

I don't do African.

Buy me.

Okay,

How much is that?

And they told me it was 4,

000 Kiwi,

Which was about 2,

000 US.

And it's like I bought it,

I took it home.

I saw a antiques roadshow in the UK and they were talking about this thing that was from the 1930s,

That was from Africa.

I said,

If it was a real originally from the Sanjay Kufwebe,

Which is what this tribe was,

It's like it would be worth $40,

000.

But now it's only worth $20,

000 as a thing from the 30s.

I went,

Oh shit,

I paid 2,

000 for something worth $40,

000.

There's a natural label that people sort of project on the kids that you were mentioning before that you got emotional about,

Even walking into a room and having a conversation with antique objects.

Like people are quick to label that as crazy and yet access.

.

.

They're quick to call it judgment and their judgment is crazy because it doesn't fit what they've been told is right.

Expand on that place.

That's the thing that we got to get over is that place of trying to look for what's right and start looking for what's actually true and what's real and what's working.

See,

I'm a very pragmatic person.

For me it's always about what's going to work,

Not what result I'm going to get.

I never give up,

I never give in,

I never quit.

And that's if you live by those standards,

You can change anything.

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