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How to Remove the Hidden Blocks Killing Your Wealth, Relationships, and Freedom
Episode 41

How to Remove the Hidden Blocks Killing Your Wealth, Relationships, and Freedom

October 14, 2026 · 1h 02m

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The Short Answer

Every ceiling you hit in income, relationships, or freedom traces back to actions you took or avoided that you would not want done to you. Meir Ezra calls these sins, and they force you to hide, justify, and disconnect, which quietly builds walls that keep you from reaching what you want. The moment you clean them, money and relationships move toward you without force.

What You'll Take Away

  • Relationship is the cleanliness of the connection between two people or things, and communication defines what you actually have.
  • Every time you commit a sin, you disconnect from the person or thing to protect them from your own viciousness, which limits what you can reach.
  • A sin is any action or inaction you would not want someone else to do to you, including things you did not do when you should have.
  • Justification hides your sins by making them seem not bad, which is why you cannot find them by looking for them directly.
  • What you resist, you hold close in order to avoid, and eventually you become it.
  • Cleaning your sins removes the resistance that keeps money, relationships, and freedom at a distance.
  • The being is perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not the being but the action, the past, or the lie.

The Breakdown

What Relationship Actually Means

Meir's framing is blunt: relationship is not a feeling or a vague bond. It describes the cleanliness of the connection. He uses a mechanical example to make the point concrete. When you work with metal gauges and the surfaces are extremely clean, they stick together like magnets. If there is any dirt between them, they do not stick. The cleaner the connection, the stronger the relationship.

In human terms, that cleanliness is communication. You do not have money, you have communication with money. You do not have a car, you have communication with the car. If the communication breaks, you do not have the thing, even if you technically own it. A child you cannot reach is not a child you have. A car you cannot find is not a car you have. The more sins you commit, the less you will have, because every sin builds a wall that cuts the communication.

The Mechanism of a Sin

Meir defines a sin as something you did or did not do that you would not want someone else to do to you. It is not religious. It is operational. If your child would not be proud of the action or inaction, it is a sin. If you would not want a friend to fail to defend you when someone speaks badly about you, then your own failure to defend them is a sin.

The sequence is automatic. You commit the sin. Because you are basically good, you disconnect from the person or thing to protect them from your viciousness. Then you hide it. Every time you hide it, you put a screen in front of you to prevent others from seeing what you have done. That screen makes you a little bit blinder. The more sins you commit, the more walls you build, and the more you build the walls of your own jail.

I asked Meir about the billionaire who seems to sin constantly and still has power and money. He told me about a friend who introduced him to a billionaire years ago. They met on one of the man's private islands. The billionaire had endless money, but his children would not talk to him. He had not spoken to them in more than ten years. He insisted he had done nothing wrong and showed Meir an accounting of everything his children had done against him. Meir asked if that solved the problem. It did not. They left not as friends.

A few years later, the billionaire called out of the blue and said he was ready to listen. Meir worked with him to handle what he had actually done to his kids. During the process, his daughter contacted him for the first time in over a decade. The key is that money in the bank does not mean you have that money. Money is useless if you cannot use it to help yourself, your family, other groups, mankind, life forms, the physical universe, other beings, and even God. If you do not actually use the money to help, you do not have it.

People need to understand what's this word relationship mean. When you work with machine, if you take two pieces of metal, they're clean. If you put them together, they will actually stick together like they are magnet. If there's any dirt in between, they will not stick together. Actually, relationship define how clean the connection. The cleaner the connection, the stronger the relationship.
Meir Ezra

How to Find Your Own Sins

You cannot find your sins by looking for them because for you, they are not sins. They are justified. You did it because you were hungry, or because the other person deserved it, or because you had no choice. Justification is explaining how something really bad had a reason that makes it not bad. It makes a sin not a sin, which is why you do not see it.

Sins have side effects, and you can find the side effects. The first is hiding. If there is something you need to hide, you committed a sin. The second is blame and criticism. The moment you see something critical about your wife, you have done something against her. Just look, and you will find. Criticism is a billboard that says turn right, there is a sin here. Naturally, the spirit can see only what is good, because you can make anything good. You can win and lose with the same level of enthusiasm. If you are critical toward someone, you are critical about yourself, not them.

I brought up the quote about not liking someone because you see in them what you do not like in yourself. Meir said it is not usually, it is always. They are restimulating something you did that was bad. You are naturally good. If you find something bad with someone, it is not logical, because everyone without exception, even the worst criminals, are basically good. What they do can be bad, but the being, the spirit, is good. It cannot be bad.

Every time something goes wrong in your life in terms of how much you can have, really what happened is you committed the sin. After that, you disconnect from the person to protect the person from your sin. What happened after that, immediately, you hide you hide it. You don't want people to know about it. Now every time that you hide it, you put a screen, you put a wall in front of you to prevent... You become a little bit blinder.
Meir Ezra

The Being Is Perfect

Meir said something that stopped me: you do not have a relationship with yourself. To have a relationship with itself, something would need to create a synthetic self that it has a relationship with. You are perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not you. You have a relationship with your actions, with money, with your body, with things, not with yourself. You are you.

The being is not physical, and only physical things can be good or bad. The being has been created in the image of God, and God does not have bad in it. The spirit is the nonphysical thing that can bring about physical things. When you do something bad, you say why did I do it, it is not me. If you were not perfect, when you did something bad you would go into a corner and say yes, I achieved my purpose, I am bad. But no one does that. When they do something bad, they justify it. They feel bad.

I had to ask if people can be evil. Meir said people can do evil things, much worse than you can imagine. He worked with all the prisons in Israel and saw terrible things. But all of those people, including murderers, got totally recovered once you realize they are good and you know how to fix the things they do in an effort to justify, in an effort to protect themselves. Evil is a compliment to some of these people. If they are just bad, what do we do? It does not solve the problem. But if you realize the being is good, and if you can somehow raise that goodness, the being will want to fix whatever he has done.

It's a justification. It makes a sin not a sin. You know what you've done. I know what I was hiding.
Meir Ezra

The Paralyzed Hand and the Real Estate Operator

Meir told me about working in an Israeli prison with a gang leader whose right hand was paralyzed. No medical reason. One day when he was about 22 years old, his right hand became paralyzed, and no one understood why. When Meir met him, he was about 40 or 45. They worked through the processes, and the man discovered that as a kid he was very violent, but it was all fun for him and nothing could touch him. One day he woke up in the morning, and his mom came to him, and he hit his mom. That was for him a terrible, unacceptable act, and he could not justify it. It was so bad that he realized it was so bad. Eight months later, his right hand became paralyzed. Three days after he realized what he realized in that process, his hand started to move again. Today he has full use of his hand, not one medication. A person is so good that he limits himself, cuts his own power, to prevent bad from happening to other people.

Meir also told me about Steve Bodzik, one of his students. Everyone who sees Steve sees an angel. He is unbelievable, and everyone loves him and wants to help him. But he could not succeed. He did the process, removed what he did and what he should have done. The next day, he had one of the biggest construction real estate companies in Illinois. From cannot have money to affluence after affluence after affluence, over one day.

The word resistant means hold close in order to avoid. What you resist, actually, you become.
Meir Ezra

Resistance and What You Become

The word resistant means hold close in order to avoid. If you resist something, you cannot resist it if it is not close to you. So you hold it close in order to avoid it. It is totally nonsense. If you let your hand walk away, it will walk away. But if you want to resist it because it is bad, you have to keep it close, because how can you resist something on the moon? You hold close in order to avoid. The action of resisting is insane.

What you resist, you become. If you do not like liars, you will start to lie yourself, because you need to be able to experience anything. You need to be able to win and lose with the same level of enthusiasm. Otherwise, you will become what you resist. You hold it so close in order to avoid it that eventually it becomes so close that it becomes you. You are sharing the same space.

I said that is the definition of what you resist persists. Meir said it is not just that it persists. You become it. That is the problem. If you do not like something and you resist it, you will become it. You are not living, you are trying not to die. Big difference.

You don't have a relationship with yourself.
Meir Ezra

Truth, Lies, and Complexity

Truth is the moment of creation or the original. The moment you change something from the original, it becomes a change or a lie. If I say we started our meeting at 09:30, but we started at 09:29, I am lying. I am changing something. People do not like to call it a lie, but a lie is a change from the original. I said I was there, but I was not there. I am lying. I am changing what actually happened.

I love you, but actually I do not love you. I agree with you, but actually I do not. I will do my best, and you go around and you do not. You forget. No I did not do it, but you did. I did not say that, but you did. There are many, many, many things.

He told me about a meeting where he was forty minutes late. He is generally not late, but that day he was. The guy he was meeting was an investor pitch, and the guy was boiling when Meir arrived. Meir apologized, even though he was the investor and the guy needed him. When the guy finished being upset, Meir told him: you are very critical about me being late. It does not make sense. Where are you late? The guy said he is never late, always on time. Meir said open your email. How many emails did you not answer? The guy said that is different. Meir said that is being late. Did you do for your kids what you promised them? The guy said it is different. If you are upset about me being late, you are extremely late, because otherwise, okay, I am late, I said I am sorry, end of cycle, let us talk business.

When someone is critical, when someone thinks the actions of someone else are so bad, actually if you look, you will see that same person doing bad things the same. But when he is doing them, they are not so bad. And when someone else is doing it, it is extremely bad. A guy told Meir, but he lied, he lied. Meir asked, you never lied? The guy said no. Meir said what about that? The guy said that is a white lie. Meir said, oh, did you paint it yourself? A lie is a lie. But when you do that, you justify, which means you make something bad not bad. This is justification. You take something that is totally bad, very obviously bad, but for you it is not bad.

Truth has no continuation, and lies not only have continuation, but they have complication. The more you lie, the more complex the situation is. The end result of complexity is unworkability, and your life becomes unworkable. If the life becomes unworkable, which means you do not have what you want to have, you are not as happy, you are not as healthy, you are not as wealthy, you need to be really brave and realize this is time for a washing machine. You need to start cleaning up.

How Much You Believe You Will Not Cause Damage

You will have as much as you believe that if you will have it, you will not cause damage. The things that limit how much money people have, how many relationships they have, how good is their body, how healthy is the body, is how much they believe that if they will have that quality, that quantity, they will not cause damage. That is why the guy in the prison paralyzed his hand. He stopped using the hand.

The moment you learn how to clean the sins, the effect of your past on you, you will see that if you do not have the effect of your past on you, all of a sudden you will be able to create a future. Before that, all you will do is try to prevent the past from reoccurring, which means you resist the past. You will become your past, and you will keep crying about what happened to you when you were three years old. More or less at the age of 3.5 seconds, you should let it go. But people still think about what someone did to them ten years ago, fifteen years ago, five years ago. That is consciously. Unconsciously, they are holding lifetimes.

Meir's rule is he is allowed to feel bad or not to feel bad, to complain, for up to five minutes. After that, he has no right to complain about what happened. Something happened with someone, he handles it on the spot, five minutes. If he did not handle it within five minutes, he lost his right to handle this thing with the other person. He can only handle it with himself. The other person is clean. His wife has two hours.

The Prison Break Process

Meir runs a seminar called Prison Break. The basic idea is he teaches how to remove those sins. He says you basically build the walls of the jail around you, and he is teaching you how to shorten your way to freedom. Mandela said it is a long road to freedom. Meir says you do not need to be in jail for twenty lifetimes or for twenty years. You can shorten your road to freedom by doing this process that actually removes the lies.

What you find is that you are always so perfect and so beautiful and so good, and you are willing to take all the pain in the universe just not to hurt another being. This is how beautiful people are. Meir is not impressed with their bad actions because he can separate the action from the being. If you look at your child, you can separate the child, the being, this beautiful thing that you know from birth and sometimes before. If you can separate him from his action, you will not be able to do anything but love him, and the next action will be, okay, fine, so he is doing things bad, how can I help him to become himself again? That is the prison break.

He guarantees the result. The price is set, and if you did not get the result that you define, he pays you double. If you paid him a thousand dollars and you did not get it by the end of the day, one day, you get $2,000. At the end, when you leave the seminar, he gives you cash, an extra $1,000. Legal guarantee. If you did not get the result, you do not pay him. He pays you. He takes the thousand dollars you gave him plus a thousand dollars in cash, not a promise, not tomorrow. By the end of the seminar, you get cash, $2,000.

What I Take From This

I have spent years working on myself, and I thought I had made peace with my sins. I understood I made mistakes. I was in the transition of growth, accepting who I was and who I want to become. I did not believe today that I am a sinner. Every day I wake up and try my best to do the best I can. Obviously we slip up sometimes, we get mad or we have a short fuse, we are human. But intentionally, authentically, spiritually, the energetic field is I am trying to be a better human and I am trying to be real and I am trying to live with the wall down.

What Meir showed me is that making peace with your sins is not the same as removing them. You know what you have done. I know what I was hiding. You can make peace with something by saying okay fine, I am using force to say it did not happen, but it still limits you. You cannot find the sins you have done by looking for your sins, because for you they are not a sin. They are justified. They are explained. I have done it because, which means it is not a sin. So you cannot find the sins by looking for the sins, but sins have side effects, and you can find the side effects.

The side effect that landed for me is criticism. The moment you see something critical about your wife, you have done something against her. Just look, and you will find. If you are critical toward someone, you committed the sin, because naturally the spirit can see only what is good. If you are critical about someone, it is actually you are critical about yourself, not him. I have noticed the same conflict, the same financial plateau, the same relationship pattern repeating, and I did not connect it to what I was hiding or justifying. Now I see it.

The other piece that hit me is that I do not have a relationship with myself. I have a relationship with my actions, with money, with my body, with things. I am the spirit, and the spirit is perfect. Anything that is not perfect is not me. That reframe changes everything, because it means the work is not to fix me, it is to remove the lies I added. The being is good. The being is perfect. The being is willing to take all the pain in the universe just not to hurt another being. That is how beautiful people are. I am ready to do the work to remove what is in the way, and I know it is there. Very few people in this lifetime will ever even meet it. Even fewer will understand it, and almost nobody will actually integrate it. I am on that pursuit, and if you want to hear more conversations like this one, check out the podcast.

Questions This Episode Answers

What does Meir Ezra mean by a sin?

A sin is any action or inaction you would not want someone else to do to you. It is not religious. If your child would not be proud of the action, or if you would not want a friend to do the same thing to you, it is a sin. This includes things you did not do when you should have, like failing to defend someone when they were being criticized.

How do sins limit your income and relationships?

When you commit a sin, you disconnect from the person or thing to protect them from your own viciousness. Then you hide it, and every time you hide it, you put a screen in front of you that makes you a little bit blinder. The more sins you commit, the more walls you build, and the more you build the walls of your own jail. You cannot reach what you cannot see, so your income and relationships stay at a distance.

How can I find my own sins if I have justified them?

You cannot find your sins by looking for them because for you they are not sins, they are justified. Sins have side effects, and you can find the side effects. If there is something you need to hide, you committed a sin. If you are critical toward someone, you committed a sin. Criticism is a billboard that says turn right, there is a sin here. The moment you see something critical about your wife, you have done something against her.

What does it mean that you do not have a relationship with yourself?

To have a relationship with itself, something would need to create a synthetic self that it has a relationship with. You are perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not you. You have a relationship with your actions, with money, with your body, with things, not with yourself. You are you. The being is the spirit, and the spirit is perfect. The work is not to fix you, it is to remove the lies you added.

What is the Prison Break process?

Prison Break is a seminar Meir Ezra runs that teaches how to remove sins. The basic idea is that you build the walls of the jail around you, and the process shortens your way to freedom. It removes the lies, and what you find is that you are always so perfect and so beautiful and so good, and you are willing to take all the pain in the universe just not to hurt another being. The result is more love, more income, more control, more health, and mainly more happiness.

How does resistance keep you stuck?

The word resistant means hold close in order to avoid. If you resist something, you cannot resist it if it is not close to you, so you hold it close in order to avoid it. The action of resisting is insane. What you resist, you become. If you do not like liars, you will start to lie yourself, because you hold the thing so close in order to avoid it that eventually it becomes so close that it becomes you. You are not living, you are trying not to die.

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Meir Ezra0:00People need to understand what's this word relationship mean. When you work with machine, if you take two pieces of metal, they're clean. If you put them together, they will actually stick together like they are magnet. If there's any dirt in between, they will not stick together. Actually, relationship define how clean the connection. The cleaner the connection, the stronger the relationship. Every time something goes wrong in your life in terms of how much you can have, really what happened is you committed the sin. After that, you disconnect from the person to protect the person from your sin. What happened after that, immediately, you hide you hide it. You don't want people to know about it. Now every time that you hide it, you put a screen, you put a wall in front of you to prevent... You become a little bit blinder. The source is you committed the sins. It's a justification. It makes a sin not a sin. You know what you've done. I know what I was hiding. The word resistant means hold close in order to avoid. What you resist, actually, you become. You don't have a relationship with yourself.

Kayvon Kay1:18Mier, we're back where today, we're talking about something I know is actually very important to me because as I'm getting older in my life, I I... I'm seeing it actually, evolve and how how much change it happens when when you start looking at relationships between yourself and others and how those relationships actually become an amplifier for wealth. And I know you're a master of this, I'm just excited to just be a vessel today and and and and listen and and get right into it. So when when I say... If if I said the first question, like, when I asked that, how are your relationships equal to your wealth or the relationship with yourself

Meir Ezra2:00equals your wealth? What what comes up for you? So the first thing I am... I I will think that people need to understand, what's this word relationship mean? Because everyone think our relationship is simple, relationship. You know, me and you have a relationship. But what does it mean? And to understand it, what I explain usually is that there is something that's called gauges. When you work with machines, if you take two pieces of metal that they're extremely, extremely clean, if you put them together, they will actually stick together like they are magnet. Like, if you take two pieces of glass, you know, sometimes they stick together when they are really clean. If there's any dirt in between, they will not stick together. So relationship is a word that describe the cleanness between two people. The cleanliness the closer you get. Okay. Interesting thing the interesting thing is that you will see with... That when you are very, very, very close because there is no dirt, the communication is instant. You really have almost a telepathic communication. And communication really define what you have because you don't have money. You have communication with money. You don't have a car. You have the communication with the car. You don't have a child. You have the communication with the child. You have a child. If the communication is break... Broken, you don't have a child. Although, technically, you can say, I have a child. But if you are not in communication with your child, you don't have a child. If you have a car and you cannot find it, you don't have the car. So, actually, relationship define how clean the connection. The cleaner the connection, the stronger the relationship. So what does it mean in terms of human behavior, in terms of how much you can have is the more sins you commit, the less you will have. Now this is really an unbelievable principle. And everyone that listening, you can see that every time you lost money, if you look before you committed the sin, every time you fought with your wife, if you look before you committed the sin against your wife, every time something goes wrong in your life in terms of how much you can have, really what happened is you committed the sin and get that principle. Because you are basically good, when you commit a sin, after that, you disconnect from the person or from the thing to protect the person from your viciousness, from your sins. This is not easy to to to swallow. But once you really understand it and you learn how to fix it, you'll have endless amount of money, perfect relationships, and endless abundance held.

Kayvon Kay5:30Well, then help me help me and the listeners break this down because I have to tell you, I'm not getting it. I'm getting it. I'm understanding I'm understanding it. But what's coming up for me is you say when you break the sin, I go, okay. But what about all the sinners out there? What about people... I don't care. I'll just say it. Like, what about Donald Trump who's in, I don't wanna say the other ones, but the guys that are running Donald Trump, you know, BlackRock, and, you know, like, they're all sinners. And they're running the world. Understand. And they have all the power and the money. So how does that... That's where I kinda go, okay. So I love for you to break this down. Yeah. I'll explain. So I'll give you an example. I have I have a friend,

Meir Ezra6:22and she introduced me to someone many years ago, a billionaire, like, billionaire. And I met with him, and he has this endless amount of money. We met on one of his private islands. And he says, look. I have problems with my kids. They don't want to talk to me. I I haven't... I'm I'm... I'll do anything to fix the relationship with them. And I explained, okay. You're committing a sin. And he said... He said, no. No. No. No. No. No. Have an accounting here that shows all the thing they've done against me. I said, good. Not a problem. Let's say that this is the real reason for your problem. Does it solve the problem? And he says, no. I said, okay. So that's not the real reason. And I said, you need to handle your sins. And he said, no. No. No. No. No. No. No. Are wrong. You are wrong. You are wrong. And we left not as very good friends. Few years later, he calls me, and he's like, okay. Fine. I'm listening. I'm I'm ready now. He called me out of the blue. And I meet him. You know that person. He's serious person. And I meet him, and we sit down, and we handle his... What he did and his kids out of the blue. It started with his daughter, and then she contacted him out of the blue after she didn't talk to him for more than ten years while we're doing this process. And the key is the fact that you have money in the bank do not mean that you have that money. What do I mean? Money is useless if you cannot use it to help. Money is useless if you cannot use it to help yourself, your family, other groups, mankind, life forms to help the physical universe, to help other beings, and even to help God. If you don't have... If you don't actually use the money to help, money is useless. So you don't actually have the money. And he... For he... From his viewpoint, the first time that I met him, he told me, look. I'll give anything to to fix because this money was nothing for me without those relationships, but he was not ready to fix it. And every single person that I do those processes, which which is basically the method of how to remove those scenes, every single person start to have money coming to him, like, from almost magically. It's not magically because he improved the communication, etcetera. So it is... It it goes like that. Imagine that you commit a sin. Okay? What happened after that, immediately, you hide you hide it. You don't want people to know about it. You don't go to the newspaper and say, hey. I just stole a $100. Yes? You're hiding it. If you cheated your wife, you don't go to the newspaper and say, hey. I cheated my wife. Yes? You you hide it. Now every time that you hide it, you put a screen. You put a wall in front of you to prevent others from seeing what you've done. Every time you commit the sin, you become a little bit blinder. You will see that immediately after you commit a sin, your communication with that person is not so good. For example, you didn't answer WhatsApp or you didn't answer a phone. After the first time, you didn't answer. You feel, oh, not okay. Second time, you start to think, oh, this guy's annoying. The third time, you start to hate him. But the the source is you committed the sin. So you've got those walls that you build around you. Every time you commit the sin, you've got walls that you build around you to prevent people from seeing what you've done. And unbeknown to you, you become blind, and you actually build the walls of the jail around you. So you cannot reach... Every time you try to have money, you cannot reach. And if you cannot reach to something, you cannot have it. If I have a coffee there and I cannot actually reach to the coffee, although it's there and it's mine, legally, it's mine, I cannot do it at anything.

Kayvon Kay10:43So let me let me ask this because it... It's... I I I can hear it in... I could just feel it right now, and I'm sure you've heard. Well, I don't commit sins. Or I would say, in some cases, mine, if we're gonna just be real. And Ra is, I've made peace with my sins, meaning I've done the work, and I understand I've made mistakes. And I'm in the transition of growth and accepting who I was and who I wanna become. I don't believe today that I've sinned or I sinner. Every day I wake up and I try my best to do the best I can. Obviously, we slip up sometimes. We get mad or we have a short fuse. We're human. Right? But I think intentionally, so authentically, spiritually, intentionally, the energetic field is is I'm trying to be a better human and I'm trying to be real and I'm trying to live very interesting with the wall down. And I want to talk about this because to me, I think it's a very good example. What you... Because what you're saying, you build these walls up. And I think sometimes in life, depending on your circumstances growing up, you need to build those walls to protect you. Well, for in my case, I built those walls because I needed that to protect me of the life that I was living. But in my forties, I realized very quickly that those walls, the only thing I was actually doing was stopping from love from going out and love from coming in. And I vowed that I'm gonna live my life with the wall down. Now do I do it every day? Absolutely not. But, you know, I make that that that promise. And, my god, when I am living with the wall down and truly in that space, yeah, like, changes. Everything changes.

Meir Ezra12:38So so first of all, it's admirable that you've done it because 99% of people cannot... They don't do it not because they don't want, but because they do something that's called justification. Justification is explaining how something really, really, really bad had a reason which makes it not bad. So I sold the money because I was hungry. It's a justification. It makes a sin not a sin. So people don't see their own sins. They see one, maybe two sins, but every person have many, many, many, many sins, everyone. And you cannot just say, okay. Fine. I made peace with them because you know. You know what you've done. I know what I've done. I know what I was hiding. You know what you were hiding. So you can make peace with something by saying, okay. Fine. I'm using force to say it didn't happen, but it still limits you. It's really unbelievable. You cannot find the sins that you've done by looking for your sins. Because for you, they are not a sin. They are justified. They explained. I've done it because... Which mean it's not a sin. So you cannot find the sins that you've done by looking for the sins, but sins have side effects. And you can find the side effects. And I tell you some of the side effects, and you will see that it will remind you of sins. Okay? And we... I will define the word sin just for now. It's not the full definition. It's something that you've done or didn't do that you wouldn't want someone else to do to you.

Kayvon Kay14:27Mhmm. Can I? I I wanted to make sure... There's a keyword there that I wanted to make sure that we're picking up on. It's something you've done or you didn't do. That is the key. It's something you've done or you didn't do that affects somebody.

Meir Ezra14:49Yeah. That that you wouldn't want someone else to do or not do to you. So for example, if I didn't... Heard someone talking badly about you, and I didn't protect you, and I said, punch to your face. No. Don't do that. Don't talk about him. He's my friend. If I didn't do that, I committed the sin because I wouldn't want someone to do it to me and for you not to protect me. I'm your friend. So it's something you did or you would... You didn't do that you wouldn't want someone else to do to you. Something that you don't feel that you... That if your son or if your child will hear about it, he will be proud of you. If you don't think that your son would be proud of this action or inaction, it's a sin. Okay? Mhmm. Now the side effects is the first thing that happen after a sin, you hide it. If there is something that you need to hide, you committed the sin. The second side effect is a sin cause you to blame, to be critical. The moment that you see something critical about your wife, you've done something against her. Just look, and you will find. It is the actual light. It's the billboard that say, turn right. There's a cinder. Yes. It's like actually indicating to you where is the sin. So if you are critical towards someone, you committed the sin because, naturally, the spirit can see only what's good. Why? Because you can make anything good. You can experience anything. You can have... You can win and lose with the same level of enthusiasm. You will see that that person, the being is perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not him. So if you are critical towards someone, it's actually... You're critical about yourself, not him.

Kayvon Kay16:54That goes to say... Reminds me of that quote or, you know, when you meet someone and you don't like them, usually, you know... I don't know. I wouldn't say all the time, but I would say 90% of the time, if you don't like someone, it's something you see in them that you don't like in yourself. Is that

Meir Ezra17:12Yeah. It's basically they're restimulating. They're turning on something, not usually, always, that you did bad because you naturally you naturally are good. If you find something bad with someone, it's not logical because everyone, without exception, even the worst criminals, are basically good. What they do can be bad, but the being, the spirit is good. It cannot be bad. The

Kayvon Kay17:48spirit can't

Meir Ezra17:50yeah. Yeah. You you need to be able to separate the being from his action. The being from what he thinks. The being from his past. The being. The being is perfect. Why? Because the being is not physical, and only physical thing can be good or bad. The being is not physical. Only physical thing can be good or bad. And if you are a little bit religious, even if you look at that regard... Just if you're a little bit religious, if you look at that, you say, okay. Fine. So the being has been created in the image of god. God don't have bad in it. But physically, also, if you if you actually understand the definition of the word spirit, spirit is the nonphysical thing that can bring about physical things. So the being is perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not the being. I say you are perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not you. And you'll see that when you do something bad, you say, why did I do it? It's not me. It's not me. If you wouldn't be perfect like that, when you'll do something bad, you'll go in secretly and say, yes. I achieved my purpose. I'm bad. But no one that doing something bad doing that. When they do something bad, they justify it. They feel bad.

Kayvon Kay19:19So I gotta have... I gotta ask the question then. Do you... You said, really... You you know, you brought up a little religion, which is fine.

Meir Ezra19:27Do you believe, though, that people could be evil? I believe I believe that... I don't believe. I know that people can do evil things, very bad things, worse than you can imagine, much worse. I know they can. I've I've I've been working with all the prisons in Israel. I've seen some terrible things. But I also saw that all of those people that I've handled, including murderers, all of them got recovered, totally recovered once you actually realize that they are good and you know how to fix those things that they do in an effort to justify, in an effort to protect themselves. Just insane insane actions. So can people be insane? Definitely. Can be... They be evil? Evil is a compliment. Evil is a compliment to to some of these people. Yeah. Yeah. I hear what you're saying. Yeah. Yes. Yes. It's like it's like really, really... That can be really bad. But, okay, if they're just bad, what do we do? We have total effect. It doesn't solve the problem. But if you actually realize that the being is good the being is good, and if you will actually recover this goodness, if you can somehow raise that goodness, you will see that the being would want to fix whatever he's done. He's so good that every time he's doing something bad, he justified. He he disconnect himself. He bring on himself all kinda... I'll tell you a story. I was working with them in the prison of... In Israel, and one of the big, bad, bad gang gang leaders had his right hand paralyzed. No no medical reason. One day, when he was about 22 years old, his right hand became paralyzed. No one understand why. Now when I met him, he was about, I don't know, maybe 40, 45. I don't know exactly his his age. And I started to work with him and work with him and work with him. And one... And he discovered one day through these processes that as a kid, he was very violent and... But it was all... For him, it was fun and no problem. Nothing could touch him. One day, he wake up in the morning, and his mom came to him, and he hit his mom. That was for him a terrible, unacceptable, and he couldn't justify it. It was so bad that for him, he realized it was so bad. Eight months later, his right hand became paralyzed. In three days after he realized what he realized in that process, his hand started to move again. And today, he has a full use of his hand, not one medication. A person is so good that he limit himself. He cut his own power to prevent bad from happening to other people. And regardless if the theory is right or wrong, in practice, every one of my students, when they go through this process, automatically, they become Jewish. Money start to come to them.

Kayvon Kay22:50Yeah. So I want... I... It is the business in the marketing podcast, I wanted to take that step back, you said, because earlier you said when you... What I've heard, you didn't say this, but when you find a way to release yourself of all sin, number one. And then I like what you said, number two, was when you're doing something or not doing something is a sin. So really being cognitive of of of what sins are and what, you know, the level of sin. And once you release yourself of those... And I love what you said. Stop justifying them. So if if we stop justifying, to me, that means the opposite is accepting. So truly accepting, I have made bad decisions. I have done things. I'm going to go make right where I can, the best I can. I will apologize to who I need to apologize. I will do what I need to do. There's some things that are just broken and, you know, you can't... The only thing I think you can do is rid. I always say, you you cleanse your soul. Meaning, can you sleep at night knowing there is not anything you've done wrong or whatever that might be and you do your best at that? And when you do that, you then become able... I'm gonna say a beacon of abundance and or you vibrate on a different energy where abundance starts coming. Is that what I'm hearing?

Meir Ezra24:23You you definitely... You're getting it very, very, very smart. Seriously very smart because most people don't want to get it, and they're pushing against it. And you've got the whole concept. I can add to what you said that the first the first level is exactly what you say. You're accepting it, You're trying to do your best, and it's a big improvement, but it's not the handling. It's not the what? It's a... It's not the handling. The handling mean it's not totally fixing it. Because if if I did something to someone and I say, okay. Fine. I apologize. It's not enough. It's not enough because sometimes what we do or don't do is so bad that it's not enough. If I if I behaved badly to my child all his life, I don't think it's enough to say I'm sorry. It's not enough. So there is an actual way to remove the effect of the scene from you and from others. Like, actually remove it, delete it forever. So you do the action. You do the... That process, and your daughter call you, like with this guy, with this billionaire guy. You do the action, and your daughter calls you out of the blue. Why? When I commit a sin, I commit a sin against someone. So I have force counterforce. So, usually, one of the side effect of a sin is if I commit a sin against you, you will have the tendency to want to commit the sin against me or someone else. If I punch you, you want to punch someone else. Or if I punch you, now you decide to hide, which is a sin. You're cutting your power. So if I clean my side, if I stop pushing against you, you'll see you'll have nothing to push against. And by that, I saved you. If I really clean something on my side, I cause a chain reaction of improvement, and that's why it seems like the universe all of a sudden conspired to help me. It's not that the universe conspired to help me. I release so much resistance

Kayvon Kay26:47so I can, of course, reach and have whatever I want. So that's interesting because you keep... You you said something that really triggered me because I was thinking of people in my life, and I used to be like this, which is when you release resistance, how does one or how can people release resistance when they... All they want to do is justify. All they want to do is say, you don't get it. You know, I'm going to use an example. You know the person that goes through five therapists and says the therapists don't know what they're talking about?

Meir Ezra27:23Yeah.

Kayvon Kay27:25Yes. That's called resistance. Just... Right? Yeah.

Meir Ezra27:30So so first of the word the word resistant means hold close in order to avoid. You you need to get that. What I don't like, I resist. And if I resist it, I cannot resist it if it's not close to me. So I hold close in order to avoid. If you look at the word resistance, it's quite amazing. Hold claws in order to avoid. It's totally nonsense. If you think if I'd let the gun... My hand walk away, it will walk away. But if I want to resist it, it's bad. I want to resist it. It goes... Technically, it will want to... I want it to go away because it's bad. That's why I resist it. But in order to resist it, I have to keep it closed because how can I resist something in the moon? So I hold close in order to avoid. It's... The action of resisting is insane.

Kayvon Kay28:25That's the definition of what you resist persists.

Meir Ezra28:29That's correct. What you resist, actually, you become. What you resist, you become. It sounds good what you resist persists, but if it's persist, fine. Okay. It can persist. But you become. That's the problem. So if you don't like liars, you will see. You will start to lie yourself because you need to be able to experience anything. You need to be able to win and lose with the same level of enthusiasm. Otherwise, you will become what you resist. It's really amazing. You become what you resist. You just... Because you hold it so close, so close to yourself, so close in order to avoid it, that eventually it becomes so close that it becomes you. You're sharing the same space.

Kayvon Kay29:26And I love you said you said it earlier, though, win and lose the same enthusiasm.

Meir Ezra29:31Yeah. You have to win and lose the same level of enthusiasm. Otherwise, you are not living. You're trying not to die. Big difference. Big difference. So the moment that you learn how to clean the sins, the effect of your... The past on you, you'll see that if you don't have the effect of your past on you, all of a sudden, you'll be able to create a future. And before that, all you will do is try to prevent the past from reoccurring, which mean you resist the past. You will become your past, and you will keep crying about what's happened to you when you are three years old. More or less at the age of 3.5, you should let it go. Yeah. Half seconds. But people still think about what someone did to them ten years ago, fifteen years ago, five years ago.

Kayvon Kay30:34That's consciously. Yeah. That's consciously. Can you imagine what people are doing unconsciously?

Meir Ezra30:41Unbelieve... Life... Lifetimes. They're holding lifetimes. My rule is like that. I'm allowed to feel bad or not to feel bad, to complain for up to five minutes. After that, I have no rights to to come up with what happened. Something happened with someone, I handle it on the spot, five minutes. If I did not handle it with five minutes, I lost my right to handle the... This thing with the other person. I can only handle it with myself. The other person is clean. My wife has two hours.

Kayvon Kay31:16My wife has two hours. She's...

Meir Ezra31:20I have five minutes.

Kayvon Kay31:21Yeah. I I wanna keep diving in because I feel like we're we're surfacing here, and we are talking deep. But I feel like there's there's there's still... There's some unlock here. There's some goal to unlock here with this because somebody could be sitting here and just thinking, you know, again, the skeptical, right, self is just saying, oh, yeah. I've I've heard this before. Right? Like, do good by others and blah blah blah. And or, you know, you get what you... You you receive who you are or you can out... Here's another one too. Right? I always say, you can't outsell your identity. So then for me... Then we talked about, you know, the whole idea is how the relationships... How the relationships with yourself and others will amplify wealth and your business and your marketing and your... All of that. So then the question is, okay, well then what's the most important relationship? The one with others or the one with yourself?

Meir Ezra32:23Okay. So I'll I'll tell you something that you will not not be happy to hear, and it will be hard to hear. But you'll see that within few minutes, it will make sense. You don't have a relationship with yourself. No. Let me explain. Let me explain. Something to have a relationship with itself need to create a synthetic self that he has a relationship with. I know it's it's a little bit mind bending. No. I hear you. Yeah. I'm waiting. How can I love myself? I I I... Who love Yeah. I don't love myself. Yes. And so for as long as someone convince me that I need to love myself, I somehow have to do some kind of a mental gymnastic where I have someone else that is my boss, and my boss love me, but it's not me because I'm I'm someone else that love me. You don't have a relationship with yourself. You are perfect, and anything that is not perfect is not you. You're perfection, so there's no something to fix. There's nothing. You are perfect. You have a relationship with your actions. You have a relationship with money. You have a relationship with your body. You have a relationship with things, not with yourself. You cannot have a relationship with yourself. You are you, and once... And the the the thing that you sense very smartly, I... I'm... I must admit that it's very surprising for me because no one actually smells it. You you have this knowingness that there is something deeper, and you're extremely right. I don't know even how you do that, but it's extremely smart that you can sense that there is something deeper. And the deeper thing is, okay. Let's say what I'm saying is true. What do I do with that? How do I actually handle it? Let's say that what I say is true. Since Schmien's plings, I heard about it 70 times, how do I actually remove them? They happened in real life. How do I actually remove them? And that's the trick. That's that's the whole... You you basically took a wide subject, and you put the light exactly like laser precision into what's really important. How do I handle it? Because without that...

Kayvon Kay34:58Okay. Another theory. Wonderful. It it just becomes, yeah, shelf help. Right? So my... I'm on the pursuit of that because I do know that there is there is there is a... It's a millimeter. It's a shift. It's so powerful and it's so absolute and it's so strong. I'm getting goosebumps even thinking about it because I just know very few people in this lifetime will ever even meet it. Even few will understand it, and almost nobody will actually integrate it. And I'm at the point where I'm like, I'm ready. I I know it's there. I'm I'm I'm on this pursuit. We're gonna take a short break to thank today's partners. Let's be honest. Most people spend more time researching a new laptop than they do researching their own investments. That is a mistake. If you're a business owner, investor, or someone who follows markets because you wanna understand where the economy is headed, you need good information, not more noise. That's why I wanna tell you about Weiss Ratings Plus. Weiss provides independent ratings and research across stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, banks, and more, helping investors evaluate opportunities using data instead of hype. If you're looking for a smarter way to research investments and make more informed financial decisions, Weiss Rating Plus is worth a look. Go to weissvault.com and learn more today. That's w e I s s v a u l t dot com. It's so it's so interesting because you say you can't have... When you say you can't actually have a relation with yourself, right away, I'm like, Or or... Yeah. You're right. Like, there's only one self. And then I remember from our first podcast, you know, we talked about there's your your spiritual self. There's your software. Right? Your hardware, your body, your brain's a software. But then I thought, well, wait a minute. If you're not having a relationship with yourself, where does the where does the shame come? Because for me, I I I love it. I'm on my journey. I have no problem. I never realized how much shame I had for my child. So I did all the child work. My child was healed, but I didn't realize as a 40 year old how much shame I was giving my child, how much shame I had of my past. And when I realized what shame really was, that's where everything changed for me. But I look at that and go, I had that relationship with myself and or the spirit and or the hardware to realize that the word and this idea of living behind the shame was not helping me in my life at all.

Meir Ezra37:33Yep. So you had the relationship with the shame. Shame is not you because it's the shame or the child viewpoint or... But it's not you. It's something you look at. If I can look at something, it's not me. If I can look at the screen, it is not me. The screen cannot be me. So I cannot look at myself.

Kayvon Kay38:01What happens in a mirror? I'm just being straight.

Meir Ezra38:04Yeah. Not a problem. You don't look at yourself. You look at an image of you. You look at the light that hitting at your body, and you look at the image of the body, not even you. You don't see you. Did you ever see the spirit? No. You see the body. You are not your body. You have a body. You say my body. You don't say I'm my body because if I cut your hair, you don't become someone else. Even if I cut your nail or even if you lose a hand, you're not becoming someone else. If your child lose a finger, you don't love him less because he lost a finger. So the child is not the body. You are not your body. You have a body. You own a body. You protect the body, maybe. You serve the body, maybe. Depends on your viewpoint. Yes? Or you use your body if you are smart, but you're not your body.

Kayvon Kay39:00And you're not your brain, I think you said.

Meir Ezra39:03Of course not. It's a piece of meat because the brain is separate from you. If you are your body if you are your body, okay, so the body is the boss. You're not your body. The... Your body changes based on your viewpoint. If you get the bad news, your body change. Nothing change physically. The bad news first come, and you cause this whole change on how you look, on how you behave. You are not your body. Otherwise, why why would you say my body? It's like I'm not my car even if I'm driving the car. Otherwise, I will not say my car. I would say, I am the car. But no one go and say, I am my body because... Oh, I am the body because people don't say that because I am the spirit, and I have a body. I have a mind. I have a brain sometimes. Yeah. And

Kayvon Kay40:09as the spirit, it's my due diligence. I'm just gonna ask this then. If I have... If I if I don't have my body, right, like, you know, and I don't have my brain, but I am spirit, then it is my due diligence of I am spirit to to ensure that my brain and my body are working effectively.

Meir Ezra40:35That's correct. You're using your brain. You're using it. So if you... Think about the body as a car. If you have a car, you can be now a few things. You can serve the car. You can protect the car. You can lose the car. Like, when you die, you lose the body. You... Or you can use the car. To use the car effectively, you need to maintain it. To use the car effectively, you need to learn the mechanism of how to do that. How do you use the car? How do you drive a car? What's the limitations? Which fuel it takes, etcetera. But you're using the car. You're using the body. But it will be very insane if someone will sit inside the car, and just because he's driving the car, he will start to call himself, I am the car. What's my name, Porsche? It would be quite weird.

Kayvon Kay41:32Yes? Yeah.

Meir Ezra41:34So you're not your body or not your car even if you're driving your car, even if you're driving the body. And the moment that you see the distinction between you and the things that you own and your actions and your past, that's why it's called your, belong to you. To whom? To the spirit.

Kayvon Kay41:58So how do you connect so deeply to the spirit, your spirit or you, that you can actually inflict real change, genuine change through your body and through your mind.

Meir Ezra42:15Okay. So you so you you are the spirit, so you don't need to connect. What you need to do is to remove the lies, to remove all the thing that you added for whatever reason. We'll get to the reason as well. If you remove those things, then all of a sudden, you will discover that you're perfect, that you know. The spirit is this thing that you know, that knows. So it goes like that just to give you an idea. It's... At native state, the spirit knows everything. It has a potential to bring about anything, something out of nothing. The spirit is a nothingness that has the ability to bring somethingness. So you have perfect luck. The problem with this state of perfection is it's extremely boring. There's no game. It's like you playing basketball with a two years old child. Where's the game? There's no barriers. There's no no challenge. So what the spirit says, it says, you you know what? Let's say that I don't know. Just just let... Let's play. Like, let's say that I know that I know, but let's say that I don't know. And you reduce your ability a little bit. It's still not interesting. So you say, you know what? Let's say that I don't know a little bit more. And it's becoming a little bit challenging. And then you say, you know what? Let let let's say that I don't know a little bit more. And at one point, you reduce your ability to know to such a degree that unwittingly, without in... Unintentionally, you commit a sin. And the moment that you commit a sin, you say, woah. I'm so bad. I must not do that again. So you got even lower. The moment that you got lower, you went past the point of no return. And from that moment, once you committed one sin, you will commit more and more and more and more sins, and you can see the manifestation of that. If you're on a diet and you decide I will take one piece of chocolate, three seconds later, the whole chocolate is gone. If you start to lie one time, you all of a sudden finding yourself lying forever. If you Yeah. Like that. Yeah.

Kayvon Kay44:37I I do I do agree. It's easy. Once you do it once... Well, because you become you become numb to it. Right? And you become okay to You justify it. It's Well, I did it once so I can do it again.

Meir Ezra44:50Yeah. You justify it, so it's not a sin in in an effort to actually justify. Justify it more, you do it more to prove that it's not a problem. It's really insane. It's really cuckoo. And the only question is, if all of this thing all of this thing makes sense, but it's still a theory, If there was a way to remove these sins, never mind how, and the end result will be more love, more income, more control, more health, and mainly more happiness. If it could be done and you can actually measure it, I fixed this... I helped this guy to fix what he's done, and all of a sudden, the relationship with his children improved. Not improved, became unbelievable. He he is today... Whatever I say, anything I said, anything Yeah. Anything. He paid me for the service, but he he told me 10,000 times, anything you want, whenever you want, for no reason at all. You tell me you'll have it. He is so grateful because it's more important for him than all the money in the world. It's not the money. Because once you do that, the... You get what you... The real income that you want. In his case, his income was not more money because he has he has money. It's not a problem for him. That's not his problem. His problem was relationships. And it was not only relationship with his children. It was relationship with almost everyone around him. The things that bother him the most at the beginning was his children. Once we fix the relationship with the children, he realized he destroyed every relationship he ever touched, And he started to fix it. And the method of fixing it, that's that's that's the magic. That's the magic. That's really how do you take a person and in few hours, few hours, it doesn't take years, in few hours, you make him... You recover his ability to have. Because you will have as much as you believe that if you will have it, you will not cause damage. The things that limit how much peep... How much money people have, how many relationships they have, how good is their body, how healthy is the body is, how much they believe that if they will have that quality, that quantity, they will not cause damage. That's why this guy in the prison paralyzed his hand. He stopped using the hand. And I and I have so many examples of people that... There's a there's a guy, one of my students, Steve. He he will not mind me talking about him because he put it on a... On the... On WINS, so you can find it online. Steve Bodzik. Okay? The most beautiful being in the universe. You see this guy, he is just unbelievable. Like, really unbelievable guy. You love him. You know? There's some people that you look at them and you see an angel. He's an angel. Like, you see him as an angel, but he didn't think that he's an angel. Everyone thought that he's an angel. He didn't think so. See, so he couldn't succeed. He couldn't succeed. Angel, everyone loves him. Everyone wants to help him, and somehow he managed to stop it. He did this process, remove what he did and what he should have done. And the next day, you know, he has one of the biggest construction real estate company in Illinois. Extremely, extremely powerful over over a day, over one day from cannot have money to affluence after affluence after affluence after affluence for years.

Kayvon Kay49:06Because he believed he was worthy of it?

Meir Ezra49:08It's not. It's nothing it's nothing to do with actual belief. It's... It has to do with a lie. So when when a person when a person have... So so so so so let's look at the at the at the principle. Truth is the moment of creation or the original. Yes? Truth is the original or the moment of creation. Yes? The moment that I change something from the original, it becomes a change or a lie. So if I say that we started the the... Our meeting at 09:30, but we started at 09:29, I'm lying. I'm changing something. People don't like to call it a lie, but lie is a change from the original. It's what... That's what actually lie mean, a change from the original. I said I was there, but I was not there. I'm lying. I'm changing what actually happened. Change from the original. Now creation, if I look at the original, because we're living in a physical universe with everything change all the time, time change, the space change, everything changes all the time, you'll see that the moment that something happened, a second later, there was a change. There was a light. And in order for something to continue, it has to contain a change because the original do not continue. This is the thing that people need to get to get. The original, if I created something, this thing do not continue anymore. It's changed. What you see is something else. So if I look at the at the star, by the time that the... I see the star, the star may not be there. Maybe it exploded. It's definitely changed. So what I look at is a light because there was a change. Do do you see that? Yes? Yeah. Yeah.

Kayvon Kay51:13I I do understand. I'm I'm hearing everything you're saying about, like, the truth. The moment you you... It goes from the original, it becomes a lie. The thing I'm just thinking about is like, so we talk about sin. So it's like, I'm sinning every... Me sinning every day that if I... So meeting starts at, say, 09:30 and I was like, and it started at twenty nine, twenty eight, and I'm talking to someone. I'm like, yeah. It was, 09:30 start. Like, those things stop you from success?

Meir Ezra51:46Yes. That that... This is a small thing, but there's much more. I love you, but, actually, I don't love you. No. No. No. I agree with you, but, actually, I don't. I will do my best. And you go around and you don't. You forget. No. I didn't do it, but you did. I didn't say that, but you did. There's many, many, many, many things. Oh, one day someone came to me. I was I was... I generally not late for meeting. Generally, I cannot say that I never late, but generally not late for meeting. But one day, I had this meeting. I'm an I'm an investor, and there was this guy that wanted money from me. And I was late. I was really bad late. I'm talking about forty minutes late. I'm arriving, and the guy is upset, like, really boiling. And and I understood him. He had good point because I was late. But but I knew that if you're upset with someone, you did something. So I let him being upset, and I apologize, and da da da. Although, I'm the investor, and he needs me, and I apologize because he's right. I'm apologizing and da da da da da. And when he finished, I told him, look. I want to help you. You are very, very, very critical about me being late. It doesn't make sense. Where are you late? He said, I never like to have a I never like to always on time. I'm blah blah blah. I said, okay. Fine. Not a problem. Open your email. How many he opened? I said, okay. Now have a look. How many emails you didn't answer? But... Woah. But that's different. Like, I said, thank you very much for... How else did you justify? That's being late. I want to ask you something. Did you do for your kids what you promised them? Well, it's different. I've try... I understand. If you are if you are upset about me being late, you are extremely late because otherwise, okay. I'm late. I said, I'm sorry. End of cycle. Thank you very much. Let's let's talk business. Let's see how we're making something pro survival. So when someone is critical, when someone think that the actions of someone else are so bad, actually, if you look, you'll see that that's... That same person doing bad things the same. But when he's doing them, they're not so bad. And when someone else doing it, it's extremely bad. So there was this guy that told me, oh, but he lied. He lied. And I said, you never lied? He said... I said, no. And I said, what about that? He said, no. Well, that's a white lie. I said, oh, did you paint it yourself? Yeah. Lie is a lie. A lie is a lie. Lies is a lie. You... But when you do that, you justify which mean you make something bad not bad. This is justification. You take something that is totally bad, very obviously bad, but for you, it's not bad. That's how you commit the sin. So when you really realize that there couldn't be the side effect, you find something wrong with someone, you're upset, You you feel worried. You feel bad. You feel unhappy. You cannot bring the expected result. Any one of those things, any nonoptimal situation you have, at the back of it, there is a lie. At the back of it, there is a lie. And the lie is there because you're trying to justify a sin. Otherwise, you wouldn't lie. So the truth has no continuation, and lies not only has continuation, but they have complication. The more you lie, the more complex the situation is. The more you lie, the more. And the end result of complexity is unworkability, and your life become unworkable. So if the life become unworkable, which mean you don't have what you want to have, You are not as happy. You are not as healthy. You are not as wealthy. You need to be really brave and realize this is time for a washing machine.

Kayvon Kay56:33You need to start cleaning up. I I love it. I think... I almost think that's... It's the time to say, hey. If you don't have the things you want in your life, whether it's the relationships with others, you because can't have them with yourself. So it's a relationship with others. The relate... Can you have a relationship with your being? You're... You got a relationship with your body. You got a relationship with your mind. You got a relationship with your heart, your kids, your business. It's time to get into the washing machine and start washing your sins away.

Meir Ezra57:07Yeah. You know, it's... I'm doing a seminar that's called prison break. It's a a seminar that I do, and the basic idea is I teach how to remove those sins. It's called prison break, and, really, it is... I'm saying that you... Basically, I'm teaching you how to shorten your way to freedom. That's true. Yeah. Because, you know, like Mandela said, it's a long road to freedom. Yes? So I'm saying, how do you shorten? You don't need to be in jail for twenty lifetimes or for twenty years. You can shorten your road to freedom by doing this process that actually remove the lies. And what you find, you find that you are always so perfect and so beautiful and so good, and you are willing to take all the pain in the universe just not to hurt another being. This is how beautiful people are. And I'm not that impressed with their actions, with their bad actions because I can separate the action from the being. If you look at your child, then you can separate the child, the being, this beautiful thing that you know from birth and sometimes before. If you can separate him from his action, you will not be able to do anything but love him, and the next action will be, okay. Fine. So he's doing things bad. How can I help him to become himself again? And that's the prison break.

Kayvon Kay58:48I love it. Wow. Where can people, like, find that? Where can people join?

Meir Ezra58:55Go to gprosperity.com. Go to my website or write to me in Instagram, DM, mayorazor official, and I will direct you to exactly what you want... What you need. Basically, what we do, we're doing a test with the person. We're finding exactly which area he needs to handle because the area that you think that you need to handle is not the area Because otherwise, you will fix it. Yes? So we're doing testing to find out what it is, and then we lead you to the exact area of your life that you need to do the process. And the end result guaranteed guaranteed is that you will fix it so your income will come, and we do it in such a way that we say the price is x. I don't even know what the price. But I do know that if you didn't get the re... That result that you define, we pay you double. So let's say you you paid me a thousand dollars. If you didn't get it by the end of the day, one day, if you didn't get it, you get $2,000. At the end, when you leave the seminar, I give you cash, extra $1,000. Guaranteed. Legal guarantee. If you didn't get the result, you don't pay me. I pay you. I take the thousand dollars that you gave me plus a thousand dollars in cash, not a promise, not tomorrow. Wow. By the end of the seminar, you get cash, $2,000. I... You give me thousand, I give you 2. I don't remember what's the price, so don't cut cut me on a thousand. Maybe it's 500. Maybe it's 2,000. I don't remember how much is it.

Kayvon Kay1:00:31Wow. I just... For those, I'll just... Well, I knew it with this. For those business owners out there, I would say this. Can you... When you're... If you're in services or even if you're selling a product, can you guarantee your product that will will do the work that much that if someone actually uses it, follows it, and doesn't get the result back, you're not willing to give them a refund. You're willing to give them a refund and to basically... And times them by one for what they paid. That's someone who believes wholeheartedly in their product conviction, all of that. I think there's something there in itself. I don't even want to give it away, but I'm assuming our bodies are also a direct reflection of our wealth. So if you want to hear more about that, you got to stay tuned and listen to the next episode.

Meir Ezra1:01:18Thank you.

This write-up was produced from the recording of How to Remove the Hidden Blocks Killing Your Wealth, Relationships, and Freedom. Every quote is verbatim and timestamped to the audio above.

Show Notes

Every wall between you and more money, better relationships, and real freedom was built by you, and most people spend their whole life defending it instead of removing it. Meir Ezra has spent decades inside prisons, boardrooms, and private islands finding the exact pattern that keeps high performers stuck no matter how much they fix on the surface. If your income, your relationships, or your sense of self keeps hitting the same ceiling, the reason is in this conversation.

Meir Ezra is an entrepreneur, speaker, and prosperity coach known for his work on wealth creation, personal growth, and removing the internal barriers he believes limit success, relationships, and freedom. He is the founder of Guaranteed Prosperity, where he teaches business, mindset, and self-development principles.

Kayvon Kay sits down with Meir to break down what Meir calls a "sin": not religious wrongdoing, but any action or inaction a person would not want done to them, and how every hidden one quietly creates distance, distrust, and blind spots in relationships and income alike. The conversation moves through real cases: a billionaire estranged from his children who could not access his own fortune until he faced what he had done, a man in prison whose paralyzed hand recovered without medication once he confronted a single unresolved action, and a real estate professional whose income transformed the day he stopped sabotaging himself. Kayvon and Meir also get into the mechanics: how justification hides the exact thing holding someone back, why criticizing someone else is almost always a mirror, and why resisting a problem is what keeps a person permanently attached to it.

This episode is for founders, operators, and high performers who have already fixed the tactical layer of their business and still feel a ceiling they cannot explain. It is for anyone running a company, closing deals, or leading a team who has noticed the same conflict, the same financial plateau, or the same relationship pattern keeps repeating in a new form. It is not for anyone looking for a surface-level productivity hack. This is internal work with external consequences.

This conversation sits at the intersection of business growth and personal development, showing why mindset work is not separate from revenue growth but is often the actual lever behind it. Meir connects wealth creation directly to relationship quality, arguing that the communication between a person and their money, their team, and their family follows the same rules that govern trust, influence, and leadership. For founders focused on scaling a company, building a sales system, or leading people through change, this episode reframes personal growth as a business strategy, not a side project.

Questions Answered

  • Why do relationships and income rise or fall together?

  • What is a "sin" in Meir Ezra's framework, and how does it differ from religious guilt?

  • Why does criticizing someone else usually point back at yourself?

  • What is the difference between accepting a mistake and actually resolving it?

  • Why does resisting a problem make it stronger?

  • How did a paralyzed hand recover after facing an unresolved action?

  • What is Meir Ezra's Prison Break process, and who is it for?

  • Why does Meir Ezra guarantee double the money back if a client does not get results?

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