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Episode 34 – Stephen Linsteadt
A conversation with Stephen Linsteadt
Scalar Heart Connection is a culmination of ten years of research into the geometry of consciousness. This process explores the connection the heart has with the heartbeat of the Earth, Sun, Galaxy, and…

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Scalar Heart Connection is a culmination of ten years of research into the geometry of consciousness.
This process explores the connection the heart has with the heartbeat of the Earth, Sun, Galaxy, and beyond. Stephen Linsteadt describes the heart as the interface between mind-brain consciousness and universal Consciousness. When we become heart-centered, we move into greater harmony within ourselves and with the planet as a whole.
In this episode we spoke with Mr. Stephen Lindsteadt who is a researcher in the realm of consciousness and heart expansion and has developed a software that helps people reconnect with themselves in the most fundamental way – through their heart.

This book describes how life’s challenges provide opportunities for transformation. They often force us to seek refuge and guidance with our nonindividual self. Yet, it is the Heart of Understanding, the Buddha self, that we find difficult to access in our conditioned responses to personal affronts.
Scalar Heart Connection™ is only one of many tools that we can utilize to help us reconnect with our inner creativity, where our moment-to-moment responses align with intuitive and unitive consciousness.
Stephen says reconnecting with the inner voice of our heart’s innate wisdom is vital if humanity is going to survive the 21st Century.
Find Stephen here: www.scalarheartconnection.com
A big thanks to Stephen for making the time to be on HXPPlease use the below link to purchase Stephen’s book we get a small (very small) percentage if you use our amazon portal. Thank you!
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“I wanted a way to approach problems without reacting only from habitual thought. The Out of the Matrix framework grew from the idea that consciousness might access a broader form of knowing. I cannot explain a mechanism with certainty; I present it as a method for organizing intuition, not as established science.”
From the conversation“I see culture moving toward greater interest in awareness and consciousness. New tools claim to help people access capacities they already possess. The Scalar Connection is intended as one such bridge—less a source of foreign knowledge than a prompt to notice subtle information that ordinary habits overlook.”
From the conversation“I organized questions into geometric patterns associated with chakras, zodiacal houses, and archetypal energies. The structure gave me a way to sort many difficult statements without pretending they all had the same meaning. Symbolic systems can simplify complexity, but their value lies in the reflection they provoke rather than objective measurement.”
From the conversation“If reality resembles a cosmic orchestra, the question is whether we are tuned to it. Habitual thought and ego can interfere with connection to something larger than ourselves. Words such as energy or consciousness are imperfect attempts to describe an experience we do not fully understand, so different metaphors may illuminate different parts of it.”
From the conversation“Claims about telepathy, entanglement, or the body anticipating events remain controversial. Some experiments report suggestive effects, but the mechanisms and reliability are disputed. The responsible position is neither automatic dismissal nor certainty; it is to design better tests, examine replications, and distinguish an intriguing application from proof of its explanation.”
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Stephen Linsteadt
This process explores the connection the heart has with the heartbeat of the Earth, Sun, Galaxy, and beyond. Stephen Linsteadt describes the heart as the interface between mind-brain consciousness and universal Consciousness. When we become heart-centered, we move into greater harmony within ourselves and with the planet as a whole.
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