During our episode with Kelly Alexander you will hear about how her curiosity of creativity that she experienced already as a child took her on an adventure to find a way to heal herself as a young woman. Enjoy...
Kelly Alexander, the eldest of five siblings, was inquisitive from an early age. Having a thirst to make sense of a complex, even bewildering world, Kelly read a lot and searched for insight routinely. Learning has been a life-long source of awakening and inspiration. Faced with an ‘incurable’ disease at the age of 19—she rejected the Dr’s prognosis; at the onset of a second episode, and with a belief and intention that is rare at any age, she cured herself in less than 48 hours. Since that time, she sought out and found approaches to diet, health, social pressures, dating, and so on that revealed a depth of possibility not typically discussed or addressed in the public square. She worked as a clothing designer and patternmaker in the Los Angeles Fashion District for 25 years. Later, she pursued real estate investing and trading in the stock market. She embarked on a quest to become a more educated, empowered citizen financially, commercially, and politically. After a decade of legal research and some painful dealings with the IRS, she uncovered extraordinary secrets about the banking system, taxation, and American history. She applied those revelations in 2014 and has not owed income taxes since. As the founder of Great American Tax Remedy, it is now her passion and calling to liberate and empower others to do the same. Her creativity, sensitivity, curiosity, courage, and desire to access more and more of her potential as a human and spiritual being continue to shape and define her life.
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Meilin Ehlke 0:23
Hello every One. Welcome to the Moving To Oneness podcast. I am your host Meilin sitting in Germany, having a wonderful evening, because times have quieted down a little bit. It's getting dark outside much earlier which is a little difficult for me, because I do love the sun, and today I'm gonna get some sun for myself, because I have a wonderful guest sitting in Las Vegas, Nevada and they have so much sun. I was there and I remember that. It's such a brightness that you have. Those clear skies and the clear, clear air, so everyone welcome with me please, Kelly, Alexander. How are you today?
Kelly Alexander 1:36
I am just great. Thank you so much for having me. It's a delight to be here.
Meilin Ehlke 1:41
Yeah, you are a fascinating woman, that was the reason I loved to invite you to speak to all of us and have a conversation with me. You are a very multifaceted woman. And you don't, in my eyes, you go out into the world and do what you want to do, and it doesn't matter in what field you go. You're very courageous in exploring, to go out into the world. And look how it is. And if you don't like it you switch. You say, " Stop I go the other direction". And maybe today during the conversation, speak a little bit about it but everyone that is really not the reason. Once I had figured out that she was in fashion, in the stock market, in tax. I mean these things go so far apart if you would think about it. But this is the beauty of an rainbow, of an array of all these things that we can allow ourselves to do. We do not have to be just doing one thing we can go in what ever direction you want. So give us five minutes about the tips, please, how someone can be courageous to go into whatever they desire, in whatever field.
Kelly Alexander 3:10
Well, for me, it's a matter of curiosity. I have always wanted to understand and know and figure out things that didn't make sense to me and explore and experiment. Perhaps that was something that got embedded in me from my childhood in our home. We're often doing creative projects around the house. So number one, are hanging wallpaper on the ceiling, which is unorthodox. My mother built a fish pond and a rock, you know, structure by hand. I mean just, you know, ideas would come and they would get executed. And it was just exhilarating to be part of and to watch and I think that is part of you know what shaped my life. But curiosity and a desire for knowledge and understanding, it's those things. I didn't feel like I was being courageous, I was just moving towards Wow. What about that? At Christmas my beautiful grandmother gave me books on nature. And I used to love to just look at those pictures and read about it and see the intricacy of a spider web and you know just all the different plant and animal kingdom and the landscapes. Wow. You know, it just, it just fascinated me so I I attribute it to curiosity and interest.
Meilin Ehlke 4:49
That's fascinating. I mean, in the background everyone if you are listening on the podcast. If you have a moment, go check out the YouTube channel 'Moving to oneness', because behind Kelly she chose a background, which has huge windows and you can see those trees. So Kelly, yes, just that speaks many words that you have a close connection to nature and probably are also very observant. And I know something a little bit more about you and I would love for you to share it, you mentioned this curiosity of how things function, what they bring for your life, how they may change you or how you get to observe, others. Right? This is something that you've carried and I'm wonderful to see that that it was already embedded in your childhood. So everyone was children I think it's a beautiful thing now that many of us are at home, more take time to do creative exercises, not exercises but creative things with your children.
Kelly Alexander 6:06
Projects.
Meilin Ehlke 6:07
Genau, you know right? So that you can do things that are not normal. You know, I love that what you just said that you hung things down or wallpaper down of the ceiling. You you change to scape. You looked what else is possible.
Kelly Alexander 6:24
Yes.
Meilin Ehlke 6:24
And this trate, what else is possible, you have really explored and fine tuned, at the end of your teens. And please share with everyone, if you desire in whatever depths, but I think there was also reason why you wanted to come on, and share your vision for the world and come on as an inspiration for others, please Kelly shared.
Kelly Alexander 6:52
Yes. So, with 19 teen, I to this day I don't know how I contracted it, but I got that herpes simplex virus. It was the genital variety. It was, it was horrific. I went to the doctor. He said to me this is the worst case I have ever seen. There's nothing that we can do about it you're just going to have to allow it to run its course. And I'm sorry to tell you what you're going to be plagued with episodes of this for the rest of your life. And so you know, I asked him you know how, you know, normally it's a sexually transmitted disease. But I wasn't having sex. So, I don't know, I really don't know how I acquired it. So I went home. Like I said it was brutally painful. I got to the point where I just went to the bathroom once a day, because urinating was so, I mean I was screaming it was so bad. And then, as he said about three weeks went by and it ran its course and it stopped. And then, about six months later I felt just the beginning, early little itchy twingy sensation in my body that, oh, this looks like this is going to be, you know another episode. And prior to having, you know gotten this virus. I, I was friends with a fellow in high school, and he had shared with me, this study that he and his family had been a part of, for many years. It was a mystical study. It had to do with understanding man's relationship to the universe, and you know laws of physics and metaphysics and different things. And I was, I told them I want to I want to join I want to learn. I'm very curious about this subject. And in there was things about you know the frequency of thoughts, and that there's a tiny little frequency associated with every thought, and that their perspective was a thought is a thing. You know, it's my minute teeny tiny and that line between energy and matters, is very thin.
Meilin Ehlke 9:44
Hm, hm.
Kelly Alexander 9:45
But that was part of my early understanding of some of the awarenesses and abilities that we as humans have. This study had a whole segment on healing and so forth. So I remember walking to work with this twitchy feeling in my body. And I just had this feeling this wave of energy came around me. And I said, this is going to stop. And I, took that little bit of information I was learning, and I started talking to the disease. And I said, "You get out of this body now. You are not welcome here. You have no purpose here". And I just kept repeating those statements with absolute belief that I had the power to send it away. And I remember walking to my job, repeating it the whole walk. Every spare moment at, you know, at work that day I would repeat it again and repeat it again and for about two days straight as straight as possible, just with the realities of logistics. I just said these things over and over and over again that twitching oh feeling, it went away.
Meilin Ehlke 11:23
Wow.
Kelly Alexander 11:23
It never manifested. Yes, it never manifested into all those, you know lesions and sores and blisters. Nothing, nothing at all. And since then, I never have had an outbreak. I have never had a fear that I would have an outbreak. And I yeah I mean it just poof, it was, you know, that was that.
Meilin Ehlke 11:48
You mentioned for a second you had that wave of energy, but you did hear before I read about and learned about that it's possible. So, you probably felt the truth.
Kelly Alexander 11:59
Yes.
Meilin Ehlke 11:59
Tell more about this to the audience. What was this wave? Because just when you were also speaking your words and your expression, your facial expressions, it was very determined it was, what I call it's really a very precise intention. You knew exactly what vision you're creating. Woomm. For a minute it had strengths, even now, you know 40 years later when you speak those words, right? It isSsa! Pa! And tell people more why you did that and where did those sentences come from.