[00:00] Speaker 1: (instrumental music plays) Hi, this is Sugandhi Iyer for The Joyful Manifestation Show, The High Vibration Show. Welcome back. You might hear this whizzing s- um, it's like a, zz, kind of sound, like a vibration. That's because it, it was there even in the last show when I listened back again, but it's because, um, I'm charging the phone and it kind of moves around a little bit. So here it is. There is this plant and it's called chicory. See, there is that sound again. Let me just take it off for some time. All right. So there's this plant and it's called chicory, C-H-I-C-O-R-Y. C-H-I-C-O-R-Y. And it's a somewhat woody, perennial, herbaceous plant, usually with bright blue flowers. I'm reading it and trying to avoid the scientific terms. And, um, so it's got a kind of a bitterness. And, um, I'm just trying to see which part to tell you.

[02:58] Speaker 1: There is some reason why I'm saying this. It's a somewhat woody, perennial, herbaceous plant of the family something something, usually with bright blue flowers, et cetera. And native to Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia. It has been, uh, introduced to the Americas and Australia. So it is a root of a plant that is roasted, ground, and blended with coffee. Chicory powder, when blended with coffee powder, adds more color and body and some kind of a flavor. So what they do here is that they blend this chicory powder with real coffee powder. It's kind of a percentage and depending on a family's verital, wealthiness money-wise, and mindset, the poorer the family, the more chicory they add, chicory powder. And the richer the family, the less they add.

[04:07] Speaker 1: The reason is that they want to have coffee, but, and I'm s- I don't know if it's there in other parts of the world, because whenever we were in the US, we never, we didn't buy coffee powder with chicory, so we were never aware if it's available there. Over here, almost every family, from what we know, adds this chicory powder to, I mean, ground chicory powder to coffee powder, and they buy it like that. And it has percentages. So some of them, the higher, the better ones are, the better coffee powders have an 80/20 percent. So 80 percent pure coffee powder and 20 percent chicory. And then others have 70/30, so 70 percent pure coffee powder and 30 percent chicory. And so on and so forth. So the poorer the family, the more chicory powder they add to their coffee powder, to their coffee, so that when they do have coffee, um, and they add milk, correct? Nobody drinks black coffee over here. Like, almost nobody. So almost no one.

[05:21] Speaker 1: So when they add milk, it takes less coffee liquid, you know, the liquid that comes after you... It's called decoction, but it's the liquid that comes after you make the coffee, right? Whichever way that you choose to make it. So the poorer the family, they would add more of this chicory to their coffee so that they use less of the coffee liquid to make a cup of coffee. You know, with milk and sugar and everything. It's easier for them because they spend less on the coffee powder, because coffee powder is, the pure coffee powder is the one that's expensive.So the poorer the family, the more chicory they would add, so that this chicory gives, um... See, it says, "When blended with coffee powder, it adds more color, and body, and some kind of a flavor." So, I think you got the idea.

[06:25] Speaker 1: The idea is that if they want to, say, feed more members, or even two, three members coffee, and they want to have it more often, then often, often, whatever, then they would add more chicory powder to their coffee in the blend itself, in the coffee powder itself. It- you know, when they have it ground or when they buy it, it would have that. It would contain it. So that the- they can use less of the coffee liquid, you know, after the coffee drips, right? The coffee dripped liquid, to make a cup of coffee. And it becomes easier for them because they have the coffee, but they spend less money. In our family, we don't even... We've never used chicory. Never. It's always been pure coffee. Yeah, we spend more, of course. We spend more, but it's always been pure coffee that we've been drinking all these years in India. The idea of chicory coffee is... It is not a happy thought. Let's just say, we didn't even... I personally didn't know of chicory until I started to notice...

[07:48] Speaker 1: Because I went directly from our family, right? Our- having coffee in our family went directly to the US. So there also, we never had chicory. So, having done that, I wasn't even aware of this thing called chicory. And then I came here, and I found out that the coffee in different people's homes or even in restaurants, it's different. And my parents told me that, oh, it's because they add this chicory. And it's different, because the chicory has a woody taste. Like, it's not coffee, you know? It's just added so that it gives color. So you have to use less of the coffee liquid, the, oh, pure coffee liquid. You have to use less of it. So the poorer the family, the more chicory content. Now, the reason this has to do with the Law of Attraction is, you know, we spend more money. And there is a special shop in the other city where the traffic is bad, you know? That's the definition of that city right now.

[09:02] Speaker 1: So e- while living there, whenever we are there, (laughs) which we were all these years, recently, we would go to a special shop where they would grind this in front of us. Like, the coffee was ground in front of us, pure coffee, ground and packed and given to us. We would, we would bring it back home, we would make really nice coffee, and enjoy pure coffee. While other families were adding chicory to their coffee, and they would get their coffee with the chicory in it. Now, having gone out of our way, just like we would go out of our way for great sceneries, and you can see the result, I told you, we've got a three-to-four-in-one package deal over here. (laughs) A golf course running alongside the hills, you know, with greenery, and, uh, swimming pools downstairs with awnings and all that stuff, umbrellas. And, um, you know, a basketball court upon a low-slung, uh, parking space, parking lot, and, you know, covered with greenery. So we have that.

[10:17] Speaker 1: So having made the selection all these years, uh, clear to the universe, we got this in our auras. And we got it. It just came by virtue of the Law of Attraction. Now, having also taken the trouble of making sure that we have great coffee all the time, with no chicory in it, like, not a drop. We will go to that store, we will stand there, they will grind it in front of us, they will give it to us. It's pure. So that's how we get our coffee. Previously, when we used to live in the city, my mom would get the actual coffee seeds. She would roast them, roast them to the perfect, you know, color, and then she would grind it herself, so that's even more pure. That's very, very pure. She would roast it, and she would grind it. But here, you know, she stopped roasting the seeds, because there are a couple of companies that provide really great coffee without the chicory. So if you select that, then you would get that. So they would have these roasted seeds.

[11:28] Speaker 1: It's like going to Starbucks and they would have a packet of roasted coffee, but has to be fresh. So right there and then, they would get fresh stock every day. So we would go there. We would... The roasted seeds are ground in front of us, packed, sealed, and given to us. And that's how we have our coffee. Now, after years and years, we come here, we don't know the various sources of coffee. Right? Um, having come here, though, and we don't have the coffee, because, you know, last minute we didn't want to pack, go buy some coffee. We ran out of coffee and powder, so we didn't want to go back into the traffic, and we said, "Okay, let's go to the new city and see what happens." We come hereI go online and all that there is is the 80/20 percent, 70/30 percent, and, you know, we were desperate so we bought a packet of that. And my God, it tastes woody. It doesn't taste like coffee. We know the difference.

[12:25] Speaker 1: And, um, I said, "Mommy, but there is this online store and, uh, you know, let's try there." So I tried there and guess what? Guess what? This online store, which in the other city would give if you went- if you bought that, because, you know, maybe we ran out of it and we didn't have the time to go get it ground, and we would never buy it anyways. We would make sure it's ground and given to us. So look at the extra effort that we take to drink pure coffee. So having taken all that effort, now in our auras we have pure coffee. It's just there. And the same company that online sells 80/20 percent, unless you go to their store and you have it ground in front of you, correct? That sells 80/20 percent, that is 80 percent coffee, 20 percent chicory, or 70/30 percent, 70 percent coffee, 30 percent chicory, right here in the city by some magical process sells 100 percent pure coffee.

[13:36] Speaker 1: And I looked at it, I say, "It's got the name of the company but the color is not brown, because they sell it in brown packets, but this is white in color." I said, "Is it really this company?" I go look and it has a name of the king. It has a name of the king, that the king, you know, this, this state is very special. Remember I said they don't allow anybody else, they don't give their jobs away. I mean, they're not mean or anything, but they're not silly enough to keep losing everything, correct? So they're very strong and their king is highly appreciated. We're talking real king, emperor, king. And so this packet sells 100% pure and it is zero chicory and it has the photograph stamped of the king, and the brand name is King, Emperor actually. And translated into their language it's called Samrat, and it has the emperor's photograph on it, you know, the printed photograph. Wow. This is not available in the other city, and so we had to go and gri- get it ground.

[14:47] Speaker 1: Here, it's available, and this is the law of attraction at work. It actually... We've never seen this brand. We have never seen it over here. Never. We've never seen it anywhere, but right here, they're selling 100% pure coffee in the name of the king, and the brand name is Emperor. And, you know, we're, um, going into the next section, which is work and career money manifestation. We're taking a cou- a couple of minutes break for some music, so hold on tight. Don't go away. (upbeat music plays) Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money. Money, money, money, money.

[17:02] Speaker 1: Money, money, money, money. Hi, this is Sugandhi Iyer from the Joyful Manifestation Show. So I looked up the meaning, and there is... I reconnected it. Here is, um, the meaning of Samrat. I looked it up. So Samrat is S-A-M-R-A-T, R-A-T. (laughs) S-A-M-R-A-T. Samrat means emperor, sovereign, or monarch in English.Derived from Sanskrit, you know, which is the oldest language in the world. It refers to a supreme ruler, paramount lord, or a king who rules over other kings. It signifies maximum authority and power, often associated with a universal ruler. Wow. Key synonyms and meanings, emperor/empress, the primary translation indicating a ruler of an empire, sovereign/monarch, a king or head of state with supreme power, paramount lord, and a ruler superior to others, king of kings, a ruler of a vast territory. So see, this coffee, they made it pure and it's not available anywhere else. It's a special brand created for this place, this city.

[19:14] Speaker 1: You know, where the rich businessmen are, the billionaires, they live here, and all the actors. So they created this brand and they named it Samrat, which I just explained. It basically means the king of kings, like the supreme ruler, sovereign, monarch. And they put his picture on it, very well-celebrated king, and he's supposed to be very brave. He's supposed to have held back all the Mughals. You know, the Muslim people who tried to invade India. They tried to come in here. They came in from the north and they tried to come into this state, but he held them back. He held them back. He's- he was very smart. He had all kinds of tactics and, um, methods and he held back Muslim rule from this particular state, in whose city, which is the richest city in India, that we currently reside in. And so how amazing that, okay, even in coffee, while this particular brand, unless you go to their store and you have it ground personally, which is what we were doing.

[20:27] Speaker 1: We would go to their store and we would stand there and have it ground personally in front of us, ground, sealed, et cetera, et cetera. So then we knew it was 100% pure. But other than that, to sell it online or in shops, I don't see them anywhere, but to sell it online, but it's 100% pure, no chicory added, and it has the stamp, it has the name of the emperor, right? So it's saying that this particular coffee is fit for an emperor. That this particular c- that this particular coffee is, um, equivalent or, you're right, exactly, fit for an emperor. And so we got it, and we haven't found it anywhere. And by virtue of the Law of Attraction, by virtue of the Law of Attraction, having systematically and continuously chosen to always have pure coffee of the best variety all of these years, we don't have a drop of chicory in our aura. Like, literally, not a drop. We would spend the extra money just to have a great cup of coffee, and we wouldn't count our pennies while doing that.

[21:44] Speaker 1: Whereas other families would be counting and as long as their coffee is brown in color, you know, they don't care. They just don't care. Their tongue gets used to that taste, but it's woody taste. It's not coffee. The bitterness of a pure coffee is different from the woody taste of this chicory, which people add just so that it becomes brown. So you know, there's a guest and you give them coffee, it looks brown in color, then the guest is like, "Okay, this is real coffee," but it's not. They're just adding these- these, um, seeds to this coffee powder, which, you know, when ground add- gives the color. So it's almost like fake coffee. People are having fake coffee as long as it's brown in color. Oh, wow. But our tongues know it, having always had great coffee and, you know, when we were here, we didn't have this brand and neither did we search for it.

[22:43] Speaker 1: Mom would actually go to the store, buy the coffee seeds, come home, roast huge, you know, quantities of them, have them ground, and that is the, you know, path that we took. She also grinds her own spices. She doesn't buy ready-made spices, unless we're in a, you know, bind or something like that. But all the spices, everything is personally ground by her with real ingredients. She grinds them, and so we always have great stuff. The food that we have, it's not, like, it's not a masala or it's not a spice that, you know, people buy, um, in store. She won't buy it. She will only use the ones that she personally puts in all the raw materials. She roasts them and she grinds the spices, for whatever, you know, combination that we need.

[23:42] Speaker 1: Now, in that also, there is purity, because what poorer families do is, they will add more red chilies to it, like really spicy red chilies, so that if they add that red chili, the amount of spice that they need, the amount of, you know, the spice that they need is lesser so they save money. And the more red chili that they add, the less food people will eat, right? I mean, if the food is too hot, you would cut down on your food, correct? You would eat lesser of it. Uh, like let's say you're eating it with some bread or you're eating it with some rice, then you need less of that curry, you need less of the vegetable or whatever food it is, you know, even if it's meat, in order to eat, because you will take less of it because it's spicy. So she won't even put in the red chilies.If she put in a couple of red chilis, it would be completely mild. It would have no spice to it. It would have, it wouldn't have that touch, that thing, you know, which lights fire on the tongue.

[24:43] Speaker 1: So, then what happens that the food that you make is not spicy. It has the flavor because it has all of the other things in it, you know, whatever it needs. But it wouldn't have the red chilis in it, which are spicy, and so then the food that we eat, it's not spicy, which means we have more of it. We are able to eat more. So there is no attempt right at the start to control the amount of food that people eat here. And that's how she's been doing it all these years. And so, what happens now, see, it's... The universe knows of our taste in coffee, and we have no idea how we manifested this particular brand which is fit for emperors. It has zero chicory in it, but we just manifested it. It came into my vision, it came into my, um, you know, into my experience, and I... You know, we took... We went there, we ordered it, we got it. Because they don't deliver it here. We went to another place. We went to a hotel, Marriott Courtyard. We stood, we waited there, got it delivered and we came.

[25:55] Speaker 1: Because they don't deliver it here. So, think about it. As we keep making choices in life, and especially if you've been making it for years and years and years and it's always the same choice, you're bound to manifest it. Your taste, your, your, um, you... Your particular taste, exactly. You know, like, this is how we like things. My mom will not have red chilis. My father would not tolerate it. I mean, tolerate it in the sense that, you know, he doesn't need that heat. You don't need for something to be hot to taste the food, correct? Because the heat in the food covers up, covers up the flavors, the other flavors. But here, she would eliminate the red chilis, or she would go for... Maybe she'd put a couple, and it would be something which is, you know, which has no, no, uh, heat in it. And the other items which go to make the particular combination of spices is the one that would rule, the ones that are not hot.

[27:07] Speaker 1: And so what happens when you put it into food, then we eat more of it because the spice doesn't stop us. Whereas for other people who, you know, who don't want to spend so much money on their food, they would amp up the spice, up the, the hot, the heat in the food, so that the tongue tastes it and then it says, "Look, this is enough for me. I don't need more than this." So, do you see the difference between... Um, and I'm sure you understand this very well, correct? That this is what people do to save money in various things, even if it's coffee, and then what happens is that they cut down their, um, their experience. They go into... They put themselves into lower levels, into poorer levels, automatically. Automatically, they put themselves into poorer levels, and the universe says, "Okay, we now put these people into this particular category, and then this is what they're going to be getting all the time." Yesterday, we met an Uber driver, and it was so surprising.

[28:24] Speaker 1: He hardly pays 3,000 something in Indian rupees, which is nothing, which is like, what, $25, approximately, $20, $25, for his home. Which is, which is a poorer side of home, whereas he drives a great car, you know. He looks decent enough. And in that one room, he... You know, they have two rooms. In one, his wife and children stay, and the other room, he has let it out. From 3,000, he's getting 2,000 back from people, tenants. So even the 3,000 he doesn't want to give. Already it's a shanty, right? And then from that 3, he is, um, letting it out so that one-third he pays, 2,000 somebody else pays. And guess what? All through the ride, he is talking to those people because they had a huge fight. They went into all kinds of, you know. It went into the level of the police, is what I'm saying. So that's what he was handling. Wow. Maybe if you weren't so cheap, maybe if you weren't so cheap, correct? Then you wouldn't have to deal with ruffians.

[29:35] Speaker 1: You don't have to deal with this level of people who are also cheap and then they're having fights and then... Over water, right? And then, uh, water leakage or something like that, and then first of all you're living in a shanty, there's going to be water leakage, and then it goes to the level of the police. Now do you see what I'm talking about? Um, it's like one evil or one cheapness of habit, correct, leads to another issue. So if he wasn't so cheap, if he wasn't so cheap and if he spent a little bit more money and he went into some decent, you know, living style, and he was not sharing with, with other cheap people, then maybe he wouldn't have the police at his doorstep trying to control an issue. You know, poverty breeds all kinds of things. It breeds... Um, and there's not poverty, like he has the money.He drives a really nice car. He has the money. It's the mindset, right? It's the mindset. So poverty breeds, more poverty breeds violence. Breeds other social issues.

[30:51] Speaker 1: And the whole drive he's dealing with these people. He's dealing with these people. And so this is work and career. You know how better to learn than from other people's mistakes, correct? So I'm sharing it over here and I'm saying that we have to be careful about our choices, um, about the purity of the things that we buy, the place that we live. You know, all of these things, because this whole thing, it's a vicious cycle, it's a vicious circle, and once we, somebody puts one step forward in cheapness, correct? Being cheap of the mind. Then what happens is it leads to another issue, it leads to another issue, it leads to another issue, and that's why you ha- you see, right, even in, in certain places, uh, even in the US there's a lot of the police, you know, uh, going around and checking people and alcoholism and other things, you know, come from that, because basic source is cheapness. There is no, there is no attempt to, "Okay, let's have something pure.

[32:07] Speaker 1: Let's do something nice." That's ... Because it's, it's a social evil, and it just results in more of the same. It results in more of the same. So every person's personal choice really matters, because it has this, you know, what is that thing? You throw it out, it comes back to you. Boomerang effect. What goes out comes back. What goes out comes back. Here, we're so careful about the coffee that we drink. We don't want a drop of chicory in it, you know, this woody brown stuff which gives an artificial coloring to the coffee. And so people think, "Oh, we're having coffee, we're having coffee because it's brown in color." Hello, that's not real coffee. So we're so pur- we are so pure about it, right from the start, that we would actually buy the seeds, roast them, grind them in order to ensure purity. Until they started to do this themselves. So we got this particular brand coffee that we would go stand there, get it ground in front of us.

[33:12] Speaker 1: It would be ground and then poured into, you know, their bags and sealed and given to us. So we take so much care about our coffee that the universe said, "Okay, this family, wherever they go, wherever they go, we need to give them the best." And so they created a brand for us, which we never even knew existed. And then they named it Emperor. So it is worthy and fit for a king. Basically they're saying this is, this is the highest level that you're going to get unless you go stand in the shop. And since we don't know where the shop is over here, we can't go there and stand right now. We still have to find out certain things. But your preferences matter, and your money vibration is set by that. Because okay, so we're spending so much money. You know, we have to pay for the transportation to go to the place down there, you know, have it ground. We're paying more money for the coffee seeds. It's pure ... Money talks. Money talks. Money has a voice. It speaks.

[34:26] Speaker 1: It's busy announcing who you are. Oh, this woman is generous. Oh, this family is generous. They like the best things. They like the best things. Money really talks. It has a voice. And you know something? We will continue with this money, but we are also going to go into love, and we want to make sure that we all know what our daily choices are create, are creating for us. And so let's go over to the next section, love and sex, soulmate manifestation. We're taking a couple of minutes break for some music. I'm hoping you're going to be there when I come back, so don't go away. Hold on tight. (upbeat music) . I'm a lady. Joyful manifestation. Love and sex. Love. Sex. Love. Sex. Love. Sex. Love. Sex. Joyful manifestation. Love and sex. Love and sex. Love and sex. Love. Love. Love. Love. Love.Joyful manifestation. Love and sex.

[37:24] Speaker 1: Joyful manifestation. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. Hi. This is Sugandhi Iyer for the Joyful Manifestation show. Welcome back. We are into soulmate manifestation, love, and sex. We're trying to explain certain things, but we're trying to use some real-life things to do that. You know, how better to understand it? But to know that the law of attraction is always working, it's actually if you have a t- particular taste, it's actually going to go to the extent of creating this for you in the universe and have companies create that for you, go the extra step, the extra mile to do this for you. That is what the law of attraction does. It manages things. It gave us really good coffee, really gave us good coffee, because we've been choosing that for years and years and years, and we never, we never give it up. We, we don't settle. We don't settle. Now, something weird happened, and this is...

[39:01] Speaker 1: Well, it's weird, but I wanted to tell you how, you know, even if we don't talk, our minds are being read. Our minds are being read, and this is what happened. So we made some new friends. We went to their home, and this particular lady of the house, she said, "Did you get a maidservant?" And I was there alone, and I said, "No. We don't want one." And that's all I said. I didn't say anything more than that. But something must be there in my mind that she suddenly became defensive. She started to explain herself. I didn't say anything. In fact, I'm not even sure whether I said, "We don't want one." I don't think I said that either. I said, "No." And then she said, "I can get your maidservant if you want." And then suddenly, she became defensive without me saying anything, which makes me think that our minds are being read all the time. We are open books, and people are reading our minds, and they are preparing themselves accordingly.

[40:24] Speaker 1: So she suddenly got defensive and she said, without me having said anything, no expression on my face, you know, which is anti-maid, servant, nothing like that. I just said, "No," and then she got all defensive and she said, "You know, our maidservant is really good. She washes the utensils really well, really squeaky clean. She does a really good job." And then she said, "Ever since I got married," that is when she was very, very, you know, when she was newly married, "I have always had a maidservant. I've always had maidservants. All these years, I have had maidservants. And now..." You know, she talked about it for a minute, defending herself, and I hadn't made no accusation at all, and then she said, "But now, and now, we really need them because we can't do our own work." Wow. So on one hand, she's defensive, but her main line of defense is, "Having used maidservants all these years, I can no longer do my own work." Wow. You know, neither can she nor her husband.

[41:54] Speaker 1: Her children are away. They're grown up. She became defensive, and I had made no accusation. There was nothing on my face. So it really means that our judgments, obviously I have strong judgments and viewpoints on this, it's contained in our mind, it's contained in our aura, it's contained in our energy, and one energy, one person's energy is reading another person's energy and acting accordingly. She started her line of defense with me having made no, you know, offense state- offensive statement judging her. Any judgment, any judgment is secret and silent in me, but she read something, and she started her whole defense line.Ultimately, she proved what I said before on one of the shows, that if you keep having maid servants, one day, you know, a person's gonna be unable to do their own work, and that's what she ... A person's going to be unable to do his or her own work. And that is what she ultimately, with her line of defense, proved to me that I was right.

[43:11] Speaker 1: She can no longer do her work. She thinks she's mentally not able to. You see, because the maid servants have put it in her mind that she needs them. That she needs them. So one point from here, a takeaway is we're constantly being read. (laughs) We're being read left, right, and center. Even without us saying something, somebody comes across and just starts defending. I said nothing. But obviously, my judgment or my opinion on this particular subject matter is in my aura. It's being read mind-to-mind. It's being read. Ultimately, she proved me right, you know. "You're ... At some point, you're going to be unable to do your own work because you're constantly having maid servants do your work for you, and they have you convinced you can't do your work. You cannot do your work." So she ultimately proved me right. I didn't even have to open my mouth. So we have in our aura our opinions, judgments, likes, and preferences, and it is being read all the time.

[44:38] Speaker 1: You know, no matter how many walls we put up and blocks we put up, if somebody somewhere is reading it, whether they're right or wrong. In a good way, of course, you know, the coffee company decided to give us the best brand they have. They decided to manifest it. It got manifested. It created it for us, because our auras say very clearly, "We only drink your coffee." So they made it, and they made it easily available to us, 'cause right here, we don't see any shops where we can go stand there, get it ground. Not of that particular brand, correct? The brand itself gave it the name of Emperor and made it available to us. Our auras are being read. This lady, she went into a whole defense. You should have seen her. I said nothing. But my judgment or my opinion is contained strongly in my aura. It's being read. And then people, they start to, you know, um, align themselves accordingly. And she started explaining herself. I never asked for an explanation.

[45:53] Speaker 1: I said nothing on this topic, nothing at all. But we are being read left, right, and center, and we need to make sure that our auras contain what we really want to be read about us. And so just imagine in love, and so just imagine in, in, um, money, both. The auras speak loudly. The auras speak loudly. Money talks. You know, it, it goes out and it says something about us, even without us saying a word. I mean, I didn't come here and announce to everybody, "Hey, I need pure coffee." I never asked anybody. We never asked anybody. But all of these years of money that we have spent on pure coffee, like literally, the effort, the money, the time to ensure that we have pure coffee, it's contained in the aura as being read. Everything is being read without us opening our mouths and saying a word. When we went to this American hotel in this city of God's, we would always ask for the hillside view. Remember?

[47:19] Speaker 1: I would talk about the sun rising over a particular peak, and then the monkeys on the way. But we always asked for the hillside room, because they had different rooms, right, with different views. And come here, if in- it's in our aura, we attract hillside, along with golf, along with swimming pools, along with everything, all on its own, because the aura is talking. The aura is talking. All the money we spent on hillside rooms is talking. Money talks. It goes in front of us and it talks. Oh, these people, they'll go out of their way to, um, get a room to ensure that they're spending more money on the hillside view. They spend more money to ensure that they have an ocean view. Money talks. It goes in front of us and it talks. And other things about us too, talks. It can completely put somebody on a line of defense. I mean, we had said nothing, yet they're on defense. They're explaining themselves.

[48:34] Speaker 1: And ultimately, you know, the end of the explanation is, she's like, "So now, you know, we, we can't do our own work," she says. I mean, she just proved me right. Now, she thinks it's a qualifying point, you know, that she's not able to do her own work, hence she has a maid service. She thinks it's a qualifying point. It is actually not a qualifying point. It goes against her to say that, "Hey, I can no longer do my own work, because of years..."Of having had maid servants do it for me, I can no longer do it.

[49:05] Speaker 2: Wow.

[49:07] Speaker 1: Now, she thinks it's a qualification for her, like a good qualification. It is not to be able to say that, oh, I can no longer do my work. I can no longer do this, I can no longer do that, because I'm so busy hiring people to do it for me. Now, this is not about having a huge company and you have departmental heads, etc. This is not about that, though we can talk about that some other time. But we're being read left, right, and center, so even in love, and I know we are going so little into love right now, and maybe we can continue this in the next show. And we were going to talk about how, you know, you basically, um, the more we spend on things that matter to us, we're making a statement. We're making a statement, and we're saying, "We like this, we like that." But then think about the auras being read and peeping, b- people being put on line of defense, or offense, depending on what's contained in our aura, correct?

[50:21] Speaker 1: And so just imagine in soulmate manifestation, your soulmate is reading you. Now, hopefully, they will read you right, (laughs) like, it's the right message. But they're reading you. They're reading your likes, they're reading your dislikes. They're reading all your preferences. They're reading your qualities, personality, temperament. All of these things are being read by soulmates. And so then you suddenly find that a soulmate is defending himself. Why? Or being on the offensive or hiding. You know, non-communicative. 'Cause people are busy reading people and acting accordingly, either in defense, offense, uh, hiding, lack of communication. All of these things. And so when soulmate manifestation ... We are approaching the end of the show, but we wanna end with, in soulmate manifestation, what is our aura beaming out? The aura is the one that is going to first manifest, and we need to make sure that our aura contains whatever it needs to contain for our soulmate to be with us.

[51:40] Speaker 1: From some of the examples that I gave over here, if it is true for coffee, if it is true for hillside views and swimming pool views, if it is true for, um, you know, the lady saying, getting all defensive about hiring maid servants all these years, if it is true for all these things, it is true for soulmate manifestation also. People are constantly being read, and then their soulmates act accordingly to ... Almost like a mirror. It is a mirror. And let's do this next section, let's do some good fortune and soulmate and money. And, you know, we're at the end of the show. The show goes by so quickly sometimes, of course. And, uh, we wanna wish you a fantastic rest of the week, a fantastic rest of the day. We wanna make sure that our auras are beaming out the right messages so that we get what we want. That is manifestation. I would highly recommend that you support this show, you know? I mean, it's $5 or $6, something it is like that. Just support the show.

[52:51] Speaker 1: Put your love into it and, you know, we wanna wish you a fantastic rest of the week, a fantastic rest of the day. This is Sugandhi Iyer signing off for the Joyful Manifestation show.

[53:12] Speaker 1: (upbeat music)