Discovering Your SuperPower with Mary Beth Robinson [PART 2]

0:00 You know, you're really good at acting normal. Yes. I'm Oh my gosh I'm doing weird stuff that would never do in public, never. And that was the chance to, to, be myself. right in public. Safely. And then you see them like, What is going on? Now they're Now they're afraid because someone like myself is on the road. heh heh heh Slow down, Harold. There's a crazy man next to us. All right. Welcome to the new age human podcast. This episode is part two of discovering your superpower with Mary Beth Robinson. So yes, we reveal something embarrassing about myself.

0:41 We also talk about trees and how they view humans from their perspective. And something about a hundred monkeys. So just as a reminder, if you go and you want to join in on the conversation, head over to the telegram channel and like, and subscribe if you're watching on YouTube. So without further ado, let's go. So, you know, you're, you're built to do that. And the other thing about you is you are also made with tools. Like your voice is very soothing. Your energy is very, it's very accepting, very easy.

1:22 Um, you're light hearted. You can bridge that gap between the ultra esoteric and the everyday. Okay. And I do feel like I've picked up on that. And there's some people that I listen to. I'm not sure if you're familiar with. David Wilcock. He has read, he goes deep into the esoteric or metaphysics, um, but. To give you an idea of how much, he's one of those dense people, where, when he, before he got into high school, I think he read like 300 books, just, and kept going, and then, I would listen to him talk for two hours, just non stop of just, science.

2:07 Tech forgotten science this and he breaks it down as far as the molecules and why this one Proves that our whole system is wrong blah blah blah and i'm just eating this eating this And then for me i'm like this is fascinating I go and I share this with a friend or two that is into the into the same stuff and they're like I'm sorry, I could, I can barely get through the first 10 minutes. It was just so dense. I'm like, really? All right. Okay. Maybe, you know, at least I got the gist and I'll help you with the gist. Right? that's, it right I think that's what Yes, that's exactly it is.

2:48 You know what? There are going to be people who really want to get into certain things. And then there are others who will be like. I heard John tell this story and I got it, you know, like no further, no further research is needed. I got it on a deep level. Here we go. I do have to say something though. Yeah. The whole irony of what you're telling me right now. I remember being in high school, junior high, and I would be the worst at Telling stories and I always wanted to tell a joke and I would just botch the joke It would just be horrible and it got to the point where it was more funny Because I messed it up then the actual joke before the punchline people are laughing and I'm like I didn't, I didn't, say it yet.

3:42 And Right. It's not done. okay. And I'm like, all right, everybody's laughing. I'm done. I guess I'm just, so it's interesting how, uh, that your challenges when you're younger turns into your strengths. And I see that being repeatable for a lot of people. Have you seen that? You know, it's so interesting. Um, I think it's kind of fascinating how we bother ourselves with being something we're not like for you. You know, you're really good at acting normal. This is great. This is great. This is great.

4:28 giggled. I like how you giggled. yes Im first. Yes. I'm Oh my gosh Right. Totally. Right. I make noises at home. I do sound effects. I make fart noises all the time. wearing, when everybody had to wear masks and I was just fed up with it, I would humor myself. So I would make faces at people under the mask, but my eyes would be Normal. So they wouldn't know. I'm doing weird stuff that would never do in public, never. And that was the chance to, to, be myself. right in public. Safely. Or, or, uh, dr driving, right?

5:10 You can d If you're driving, you're like on board, you just make I make funny faces at random people. And then you see them like, What is going on? Now they're Now they're afraid because someone like myself is on the road. heh heh heh heh heh. heh. Slow down, Harold. There's a crazy man next to us. Right? Maybe that's how I control traffic, you know. Heh heh heh. That's my contribution on the road. Oh my gosh. I digress. Um, But, you know, so, but, you have found an outlet for Expressing this for researching it, but had you been in a different setting or had not been so committed to this and found other people this way you might.

5:59 Make it a huge priority to look normal hmm. to just act like every oh, everything's great. Everything's good Yep, the kids are fine. Yeah, my lawn is great. You know, like you're good at it. That's not your superpower we we tend to overvalue our compensations like for me. I was I mean, like an untethered balloon, like my, my nickname was mess M E S S and I mean, like, I was accomplished. I made great grades. I have a degree in math from college. And, but my, but I was like, huh?

6:42 Because I'm always like daydreaming. Aloof. Well, I don't know about that. I'm pretty connected with people, but I am also. Thank you. But I'm also like, I could, I never really got the deal with drugs and alcohol because I'm like, listen, I could go so much further in this mind than with anything else. Mm. Mm I just don't get it. Um, I, I literally don't understand it. It's not like I disagree with it or think it's morally wrong or whatever. I'm just like, I don't under why would you do that? Because I've got a mind that can do that on its own. So, um, but in compensation for that, I decided I needed to be really logical and organized like anyone cares.

7:31 If I'm logical and organized. Oh, because you're considered a mess. Yeah, So now you right. Totally. Yeah. And we do that. We do that all the time. Like I need to be seen as this, or, you know, if I could just get my body to look a certain way, or, you know, whatever it is that we try to do and never accomplish. It's, that's not what we should be putting our Effort into, like, I have this, I talked to this great woman who is an expert on money matters and I was saying, you know, I'm, I'm nervous about, like, really going more public with my superpower stuff because I don't have all my stuff together.

8:16 And she's like, no, 1 cares. And it was so great. It was the fastest conversation. She said, can you deliver the goods? And I said, absolutely 100% of the time. And she said, um, that's all people care about. No one cares if your room is cleaned up or if your finances are perfect or if you can cook, no one cares. And. It gave me such freedom and it also was just another example of wow, we expect ourselves to be a certain way. It's usually counter to how we actually are and we hold on to that and we spend our time and effort on that instead of what is our natural, what is, what is our natural makeup?

9:05 were we constructed to do? overcompensate. A couple thoughts come up, but one thing is, when you help someone figure out what their unique talent is, what their superpower is, what happens to... When, once they figure that out and they start tapping into that and putting more energy into that, do you see any changes in their compensation persona in conversations with them? And what does that look like? Um, people are more lit up for sure. Like they, they lighten up.

9:45 And because there we are usually just striving and striving and striving. And we're like, I've got to get there. And then when they realize I'm already here, I've already got this and I'm actually giving myself time to do what I love. I'm just, I have this natural health or this natural health, natural joy, inspiration, enthusiasm for life. And I'm not so much about let's push that boulder up the hill. So, but it takes, I usually work with people for a while, for at least a couple of months, because there's so much conditioning around.

10:31 Things have to look this way and I should be this way and so I basically, every time we get on the phone, I point out more of who they are and how amazing they are and how, how easy it is to actually put that into action and I give them permission to be who they are just permission, permission, permission, permission, permission, and it sounds silly because why would we need permission to be ourselves? But in my experience, everyone does, and it goes deeper and deeper and deeper each time, but it's like the way we're trying to live life. That's not working is so pervasive that we don't even see it either.

11:13 so let's pivot to me asking you some questions about your clients that maybe there's a. Superpower that was very interesting to you that may not be so common as... Do you have any story like that where it's like, wow, that Yes. Yeah, esoteric, metaphysical, something right. You know, they're all weird. I mean, in their own way, you know, like the deeper we go for you, nobody's ever probably said to you, you are the conduit by which the understanding of the old wisdom can be. like Sensed by people who are listening for things like that, right?

11:54 That's kind of No, nope, I right. Nobody's that. what color is your parachute didn't tell you that's what your profession should be Right. No, so, um but there was a person that I did a reading for and it took me three months to be able to match my energy with his So that I could even do the reading and that is saying something because that's my language. I'm like, oh, yeah, got it. I'm like an Olympic athlete of energy. And, um, he, uh, he has Sequoia kind of energy, like the tree.

12:35 isn't that a Yeah. Yes. So his energy is like old big tree energy. Like he sees things he delights in birds and everything, but his energy is very. slow and very constant and very eternal. Like, like those huge trees. Like he's just like one of those big exactly Like a tree you could drive through, you know, like, you know, the little thing at Yellowstone or where is it? The Muir Woods or wherever. But it's um, but that is the energy that he has and his.

13:17 He's like the keeper of knowledge, So I should have a conversation with him. You know, he might drive you crazy. I love him, but he is, like, he reads research articles for fun. You know, like, he's always kind of putting things together, but he calls, um, and he's a dear friend, he calls family. Um, overhead, you know, like, like, not overhead. What is it? It's a, uh, I just had it, but he calls it like, well, that's just extra, you know, we don't, we don't really need that, like family is extra.

13:58 right? I mean, and he has really, you know, he has good relationships with people and everything, and he's not antisocial, but he's just not 1 of those social people. He's kind of like, you know, if you imagine a sequoia in a forest, they're like, I am. You know, and they've got their buddies who are around them and yeah, He doesn't bend for no one He really doesn't I hadn't thought about that. But yeah, yeah, he doesn't. And, um, even when asked, does he does not do that. And so. So, you know, it's, that was an interesting one because it doesn't, it took so long for me to be able to match that very, cause it's a, trees have different trees, but big, big trees have very low, slow energy.

14:51 They have it. It's very strong, but, um, it's not like an Aspen that's got a more fluffy, you know, energy. Right. I think of him as like a steamroller, but that's kind of negative, but just how it just, it does damage and it. does its job really well. it. just has to go. Very slow. And there's no stopping. You can't just hit the brake. Like, it's gonna run over whatever it was gonna run over. And then slow down. right, right, It's just, yeah, and it's power is like, I'm going to keep growing.

15:31 I'm going to keep going up. I'm going to keep getting bigger. And it's just this amazing energy, but it is. It's like not met. Humans have very fast energy compared to like forest energy and we're so, um, quick and and forests think we're so funny because they're like, they delight in us. Most forests do some forests are like people. No, that is not going to happen. But, um. Other forests are like, do you have conversations with forests? I feel like you have, like, conversations with trees. I'm getting that vibe.

16:13 I, you know what forests have, they have a life of their own businesses have lives of their own, um, houses have lives of their own cities have lives of their own, but, um, forests include the trees, but, they include everything else except Water Water is its own entity, and we're getting way off on a tangent here, but, I, I like it. I think they're gonna right, but, um, forests are, they, there are certain force to delight in people, they love people, they, um, they just are like.

16:58 Kind of like when, if we were, we were sitting outside watching the birds and just being like, oh, they're so beautiful and they're so, you know, they're so tiny and they're so intricate and so varied. That's how the forest is with us. They're like aren't they cute? Look at them. Oh my goodness. They're darling. They're just, what is she wearing today? That is hilarious. You know, like they love, they love people and cats and dogs and stuff. But, um, yeah, we cut them, until we cut them, down and then they're like, why why?

17:38 Yes. Yeah. and that's why some, that's why, that is why some forests are like, nope, we've seen enough. We have seen enough. That reminds me of The Happening. Did you see that movie? I didn't. Is it a Stephen King thing? It's got that vibe, I wouldn't be Okay. Uh, the plants fight back. Oh yeah. Well, you know, there are forests who do that. They will, they'll just keep encroaching and encroaching and finally they'll just. Envelop Hmm things that they're like, nope, not anymore.

18:21 Um, a sidewalk that's just got taken over by like and then it's right. And then it's all, you know, Those were the best to ride your bike over And just either you know, sink or swim you just fly or you right, You get that's what those were all the cuts the bruises and the scrapes come from exactly. Right. From nature saying, Oh, I don't think so. But, um, yeah, I Was gonna ask you one of your clients has there ever been one where you like, I don't feel comfortable because I feel like This is a very dark Dark, uh, superpower, or, Um, I have not, that?

19:05 yeah, yeah, um, I will know immediately if the, if I'm not supposed to tune in with somebody. So, um, and by the time their clients, I've already tuned in with them and I already know. So, um. I just kind of unconsciously do that, but there are some, like I was watching this TV show and there is a reality show and the leader, the, the spokesperson, I, I was like, oh, I wonder what that person's like. And my, I don't know, guardian angels were like, nope, nope, nope. nope. And then I'm like, but what if they're like, no.

19:46 And then I said, but I could have, nope, nope, you are not to do that. And I said, you know, this person doesn't feel so bad. And they said, yes, they're not, but they know people who are, and you don't want any part of that. Wow. Yeah. right. So this can go somewhere. It's very interesting. Hmm. Because there are certain industries that can be shrouded in darkness The music industry, right. So are there certain industries that you just by default gear away from because it's you're gonna get that constant block you know, the music industry, interestingly, is one of them, um, that they're, I think they're just.

20:38 Maybe a couple of people with very dark energy. Um, you know, you would think I'd be like, oh, the gas industry or, you know, the oil industry or whatever. But, um. There's really, there's not 1 that I've come into contact with and not, I mean, not everybody wants me to find their superpower. And I don't mean that they're being secretive, but they're just like, no, not for me. Don't like it. Don't want to do that. That's not. Okay. And, um, for some of them, it's maybe that they're hiding something from themselves.

21:21 hmm And they don't want to know. And of course, I respect that. yeah And, um, but so I don't get a lot of dark people and I, I say dark people, people, who have kind of. Developed dark energy. I believe that everybody in the world has a wonderful world changing positive superpower, but they can use it not so good. Like, I have a, I did a reading for one of my friend's sons. And, um, he has the gift of persuasion, he's very persuasive and I told him, I'm like, you need to be careful with what you say, because you can persuade people to do things that will make your ego feel good, but are not good for you and not good for them.

22:17 hmm So, but again, most people don't like if it were a really gross, gross industry. It wouldn't even, um, enter my sphere okay like human trafficking. Horrible. Of course, but that doesn't. That's not somebody, something that comes by me, if that makes sense. Yeah, it does make sense. Um, so I know we've been chatting for a little bit and I would like to see is there anything that any last comments, maybe things that you wanted a listener that is curious about their superpower or some some steps they can take?

23:12 Is there anything that someone listening Do right now to start looking inside themselves and discovering their superpower. Absolutely. You know, I take people through, uh, a five step process and my course is free. And if you'll just get on Twitter, I'm, um, at super power queen and, um, Mary Beth Robinson, and you'll find me. And, um, or superpowerinc. org. That was kind of like, I thought that was kind of comic, you know, like comic heroes, you know, like, Marvel Heroes right.

23:57 Exactly. Like, yeah. So superpowerinc. org, not dot com. That's I think a power station in New Jersey. And that is not me. That can be confusing. That can Yeah, right. I, I actually totally cracked up about that when I saw that. I'm like, you go place in New Jersey. Um, but, um, but it should be, it'll be easy on my, on my landing page to see here is, um, here's my 5 day course and that will give people a really good idea and read my content on Twitter. I'll be on Twitter, uh, tick tock as like super dot power dot Inc, or, yeah.

24:37 No, super. power. queen. Okay. I'm so bad. Anyway, that will help you. But if you start asking people around you, what am I good, what am I really good at? It'll at least get you started. When I asked people, they said, you're a teacher. And I'm like, I don't want to teach like in a grade school. I, that's too much input for me. But, um, but that is what I do. Okay. people about who they are and how amazing they are. Literally. And I feel amazing and I'm pretty sure there's a lot of amazing people listening. So, I appreciate you bringing those highlights in.

25:19 Everybody saw me be surprised as you're surprised as far as like the things that you were able to put together about what I do or what I have the capacity to do, which is to control 100 monkeys, and I think that's pretty cool. I'm thinking of like a, like a monkey suit with like a cape. Tight leather and I think that's that's gonna be my project tonight. I'm kidding All right Right. Exactly. This is me trying to be normal Right.

25:59 You're not that good at it. no no Just kidding. Fail. Fail. Not normal. Well, thank you for coming out to the show. Lots of good laughs, uh, lots of, uh, mind expansion going on. So I do appreciate you coming on and having a chat with us. Yeah. Thanks for having me.