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Podcast 404 - March FunNess with Michele Blood - Visualizing and Singing to Manifesting Success: I Am A Magnet to Money!

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Stuart Wild told 3,000 people 'F you' on stage, causing 20 to walk out before discussing spirituality.

This episode features host Thomas Miller and guest Michele Blood discussing subconscious mind reprogramming through personal stories and creative techniques. Michele Blood is a singer and collaborator known for her work with motivational figures like Bob Proctor and Stuart Wilde. The conversation centers on how music and visualization can directly influence the subconscious without resistance from the conscious, doubting mind. Michele recounts her first encounter with the irreverent speaker Stuart Wilde, who began a 3,000-person event by provocatively dismissing attendees he called "judgmental bastards." She details meeting Bob Proctor, who initially resisted having a singer at his events but became an enthusiastic partner after hearing her "Magnet to Money" affirmation song. Proctor flew her to Las Vegas and then Kuala Lumpur, where she eventually moved and helped establish an office. Together, they created products like the "New Paradigms" cassette series, named after Proctor's fascination with the word "paradigm." They organized a massive free concert in Kuala Lumpur featuring 30 performers and an audience of 50,000 people, which was visualized into reality. Michele explains she stopped working with Proctor to seek an enlightened teacher, leading her to study various spiritual traditions. A key insight is that musical affirmations bypass the conscious mind's skepticism, similar to how advertising jingles embed themselves permanently. Michele demonstrates this by noting her cat reacted to a pillow with a cat photo as if it were a real animal, illustrating how the subconscious processes images as reality. She advocates using tools like Canva or AI to create personalized visualization videos, placing oneself in desired scenarios like a nice car or home. The discussion challenges cultural guilt around desiring prosperity, referencing Yogananda's teaching that spirituality and material comfort should balance. Michele argues against setting specific monetary goals, recommending instead to describe a "beautiful life" in vivid detail to allow the universe to deliver the appropriate form. She shares that her popular "Magnet to Money" song was inspired by Reverend Ike's unabashed proclamation, "I'm not a black man, I'm a green man." The episode concludes with a live singing lesson, as Thomas Miller practices lines from the "Magnet to Money" song with Michele's guidance. The tone is conversational, anecdotal, and enthusiastically practical, blending personal history with actionable self-help strategies. Listeners interested in unconventional subconscious programming methods, affirmation music, or stories about Bob Proctor's creative process would enjoy this episode. Those seeking strictly scientific or clinical discussions on psychology might find the content less aligned with their interests.

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Music, imagery, and repetition are presented as tools for reaching the subconscious.

Thomas Miller and Michelle Blood spend most of the episode on the subconscious mind, moving from Miller's early uncertainty about his podcast to Blood's search for an enlightened teacher and a different way of being.

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If money affirmations and musical repetition hook you, this conversation goes all in.

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