What if the beliefs you left behind… are still running you? And what if guilt, obedience, and self-denial aren’t virtues, but inherited scripts designed to keep you small? Stay tuned in this episode we show you a new way of thinking that could rewrite your souls code.

The prevailing inquiry of this discourse centers on the unsettling notion that the beliefs we have purportedly abandoned continue to exert influence over our lives. In this compelling conversation, I have an in-depth discussion with Reginald Martin, a spiritual architect and the visionary behind Kametaphysics™, a transformative methodology aimed at empowering individuals to rewire the subconscious frameworks governing their identities. This ideology and practice is based upon a contemporary spiritual framework drawing heavily from ancient Egyptian wisdom, including elements of the Kemetic Tree of Life, Ma'at, and Osiris' teachings on reincarnation

Reginald's journey transcends mere disaffection with Christianity; it embodies a profound departure from a paradigm that equates suffering with value and obedience with sanctity. Through a synthesis of ancient Kemetic wisdom and contemporary psychological insights, he articulates a pathway not merely for deconstruction of old beliefs but for a true resurrection of the self.

This dialogue serves as a poignant reminder that the scripts inherited from our past do not define our essence; rather, we possess the innate capacity to reclaim and redefine our soul’s original code.

Takeaways:

• The beliefs we abandon may continue to influence our lives subconsciously, limiting our potential.
• Guilt and obedience are often misconstrued as virtues, yet they may serve as constraints on our true selves.
• Kametaphysics™ offers a framework for rewriting one's soul code and fostering personal liberation.
• Understanding the difference between obedience and alignment can transform how we lead and create authentically.
• True spiritual freedom requires recognizing inherited scripts that keep us in a state of self-denial and guilt.
• The journey of identity resurrection entails embracing our inherent divinity rather than viewing ourselves through the lens of sin.