And what is a crust, anyway?

Some months ago, several individuals from WalkWithMeNow.com, including some from the Olympic Peninsula, decided to remove their personal crust of negativity by June 21st.

This crust, now popularly just called “the crust” by those familiar with my work, is made up of low-frequency programs that limit us and encourage power-over-others behaviors. Many are fear-based, while others arise from different low-frequency patterns.

Work was done using my tools, as well as getting help in individual areas of life via consultants, coaches and the like, who are not related to my work.

How did this go?

Well. A few of our panelists for the Wisdom Keeper hour of our podcast participated in it, so you can hear their experience. From what I can gather, the change has been very intense. Positive, but intense.

Larry and I did join this experiment in consciousness, and Larry ended up going fishing again, which he hadn’t done in 5-6 years.

Our trip to Colorado was a very visceral example of this crust removal process. Bringing that land back to its pristine state was not only symbolic but deeply cathartic. As we cleared abandoned structures, old debris, and years of accumulated neglect and negativity, it often felt as though we were watching our own inner work unfold in physical form.

What exactly is it that we have been removing? Hmm, I could go on about that for an entire book series. In short, we have been removing the hidden, and sometimes obvious, programs, beliefs and inner firewalls that keep us locked into low-frequency ways of creating reality.

For me, it has been an interesting journey. I find that when I remove a bit of that programming, the lives of those around me seem to blow up... or expand, depending on one’s point of view. Hidden issues surface, long-standing situations unravel, and major life changes begin.

Larry and I were discussing a strange phenomenon we have witnessed repeatedly over the years. Whenever I employ someone to do a job for us, whether fixing a driveway, recording one of my novels, building a website, or something entirely different, their lives seem to blow up.

They either work through what comes up for them, or we never hear from them again... or from the money we paid them.

How are these related? My current working theory is that it has to do with frequency compatibility. As one person shifts into a higher-frequency way of interacting with reality, those around them are naturally invited to find a new equilibrium. Some embrace the opportunity. Some move away. Others go through a period of intense upheaval before finding a new balance.

What do you think? Have you ever noticed something similar?

The discussion doesn’t stop here - listen to the full podcast episode for unfiltered insights from Inelia and our panelists.