Transformative Wisdom in Critical Thinking

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So, they thought I was so famous that everybody in the world would know me. Okay. The reality was I was not famous at all and nobody knew me.

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Okay. But, you know, this is how it starts, it's just, you know, word of mouth, word of mouth, you know, through the internet. We do now, Maggie's in charge of, you know, all of our social media, so she works on, you know, Instagram and Facebook and YouTube and, you know, and what's that, websites.

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Welcome to another episode of Strugbits Unplugged. Today I had the opportunity of speaking with Rènè Gaudette. His story is truly inspiring.

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What began as a life-changing snowmobiling accident led to nearly 30 years of channeling profound wisdom through the wonders, from a carrier in accounting to helping countless individuals on their spiritual journey. Without further ado, let's dive in. Rènè, thank you so much for joining us today.

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You're welcome. Glad to be here. I would like to start with, for those new to this concept, how would you simply tell us what channeling is and what exactly are the wonders? Okay.

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Well, those are two really, really broad questions and it's going to take a lot of time to explain some things. Okay. I'm all ears.

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Channeling is basically setting yourself aside and letting something come through. You know, a lot of people, for example, like if you're sitting there, for example, and you're working and all of a sudden, you know, you've got that energy of, oh, I can just, and you without even thinking, you start writing things down and you start doing things and everything seems to flow. Everything seems to fall into place.

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That's a form of channeling. Okay. Most people do that in a very conscious way because even though they would say they're mostly more unconscious because it happens automatically, most people are conscious that they're actually doing that.

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They're consciously writing or something. They may not know what they're writing, but they're consciously writing. I've met a lot of people over the years who are automatic writers.

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You know, you call them automatic writers because they literally, they just sit there and put their hand on top of a piece of paper and automatically write something. Okay. There's people who are, I don't know, who are psychics who do tarot card readers or, you know, whatever.

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They, they, they kind of, you know, their own way connect to something inside of themselves. It's just a little bit more. And of course there are businessmen who sit there and they have brilliant ideas and they don't know where it comes from, but they just have them.

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That's channeling in its own way. What I do is what I call deep trans channeling. And what that means literally is I set my consciousness completely aside.

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It's a bit like, it's like I go to sleep almost. You can see my eyes close, I take a breath and I'm gone. And then the wonders come into my body and then they start talking from there.

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Okay. So what I do is I set my ego and personality aside. A lot of deep trans channelers like Edgar Cayce, Jane Roberts, and a number of others, they have a part of their ego involved still.

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And they're, they're absolutely amazing channelers and the information is amazing. But what I do is I want to give as clear an access as possible to what I called and what I wanted to channel, which was the highest source that could come through at any point in time. So I set all of myself aside and literally the only thing that's left is a small part of my consciousness that maintains my bodily functions.

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So I keep breathing, which is a good thing. I like doing that. Can you tell us about the snowmobiling accident and how it changed your life? Well, that's exactly it.

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Like I was on a snowmobile. I don't know if people in Pakistan have any ideas. Well, you do have a, you have mountains, you have snow.

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So you should know what a snowmobile is. Yes, correct. Well, there I am.

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OK, we're with a bunch of guys. I was depressed. I was, you know, and I finally, a friend of mine said, look, I got an old snowmobile.

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Do you want to buy it? He says, you can go snowmobiling with me. And I said, oh, sure. And this was in the fall and in the winter, I started to use snowmobiling.

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I had a lot of fun with it. And then in February, it was like, OK, well, me and a bunch of guys, we go out every year. We go off into Quebec and northern Quebec.

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And we go snowmobiling on the trails, the trails that are beautiful. Lots of snow. Really nice.

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And he says, you want to come along? So I said, sure. So we went along. I had all the equipment and, you know, went on the trails.

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And the first day was great. But the first day we ended up caught on the trail late at night. And it was freezing cold.

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And in your terms, it was like we were on snowmobiles and it went down to about minus 40 at night. And with the wind chill and everything else, it was close to minus 100. So our machines were breaking down.

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Everything was not. So by the time we got back to the hotel, we were all exhausted completely. Now, this is my first experience.

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These guys know all this stuff. They've done it for years. So they all sleep in till 10 o'clock in the morning.

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We get to like we got to bed at four in the morning and they get up at 10. And I'm going, OK, where are we going? Breakfast. OK.

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So we all hop on the snowmobiles because it's still cold. OK. And we head off to the restaurant.

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And then on the way back, we're going through a field and like we're in a line. There's six of us. And so we are going through the field and the first guy crosses over and then he stops on the other side of the highway.

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We cross a road. So he stops on the other side of the road and tells the guy to come on. It's clear because there was snow banks everywhere, like all along the road and the snow banks were like 18, 15, 18 feet high.

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So you had to know, have somebody to know what they could hear. You know, if the car was coming or something. So this went on.

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So it was my turn and I'm just boogieing down the road, the field, because it's got a bit of a hill. I'm boogieing down going, wow, this is great. And all of a sudden I get there at the road and the guy goes like this and I'm going, holy and I look and I'm only three feet away from the road.

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OK, there's no way I'm stopping. I'm doing 80 kilometers an hour. OK, so it's like, oh, shit.

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I'll just hit the gas, accelerate and I'll get past. And this is honestly the thought that I went to. I'll get past the truck.

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I didn't know it was a truck. I didn't even know what it was. I just thought because I was like focused straight ahead.

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I thought, OK, I'll just, you know, hit this and get past the truck. And I looked over and I went, oh, shit. And there was the truck and it hit me.

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So, of course, you know, and then the rest is history. You know, I'm flying up in the air, came back down, bounced on the pavement twice and broke everything in my left side. Literally every bone in my left side of my body I broke.

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So except for my arm, because my arm was up. But, you know, and broke tibia, fibula, femurs. Just literally, I still have metal in my legs.

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My femur is just full of metal and screws and broke ten ribs and lost my spleen. So I died twice in the operating table. And when I came to the hospital three weeks later, three and a half weeks later, the doctor said to me, you'll never walk again.

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And I looked at him and I went, watch me. I'll be walking in six months. So that's how I. OK, again, coming to the wonders that how has putting the wonders teaching online changed how you reach to people? It's made it easier.

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I mean, in a sense, you know, before when I first started, we had to hit every psychic fair that we could. We went to psychic fairs and, you know, like the first three years was funny because the first year when we first went to the first psychic fair we ever went to, my wife and I, we we sat at the table. We had this this, you know, eight foot table and two chairs.

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And we sat there and looked at each other and went, oh, this will be great. We don't know what the fuck we're doing, but it's going to be great. So we had a little tape recorder, OK, with hookups in there for microphone.

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And it was taped with electrical tape to a small little table. And we had my reclining chair that I had for reclining, you know, so that I could channeling. And people would just go by and they would keep going by.

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And I think to myself, why are they not stopping? You know, I mean, we're here. Why are they not stopping? Let's just keep going by. But we had no we had I had made some pamphlets and I printed them on my printer.

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Oh, he has kind of little pamphlets to help to hand out to people. But people were not willing to talk to channeling at that point. Yeah, they wanted the tarot card readers.

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They wanted the palm readers. They wanted a numerologist. There was even one guy that read chicken bones and they wanted that before they even wanted to talk to the wonders.

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So it's like, you know, it's whatever turns your crank. You know, like I said, they love distractions. Right.

So. But there's a few. The first year that we did it, the first psychic fair we did, you know, we didn't make any money.

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We spent a fortune getting in there. We didn't make any money, lost a fortune. But we connected with a few people.

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And every time we did a psychic fair, we do connect with more people. And eventually some of the psychics started coming to us because they were curious at first. So they'd listen.

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And then they thought some of them read the energy and they went, I got to go find out what that's about. So they would come and then they would never come back. Or there was one person that came back a couple of years later.

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We went to so many psychic fairs at first because we had to travel. I mean, I had a car. I had a little Hyundai Accent loaded up to the gills with all of our equipment, our stuff for the tables, because over time, you know, we accumulated stuff and made a booth really nice.

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And, you know, and I even had plants in there. It's like, OK, yeah. You know, it's like, oh, yeah.

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And my little Hyundai Accent, I got it actually before I met just before I met my wife because my car had given up the ghost and I thought, OK, I got to get something. But I can't afford to buy it. So I rented it or I leased it.

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And, you know, on the leases, they say you have only so many miles. Well, shit. In the first year, because I was literally was a month before I met Maggie.

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It's not this Maggie, the other Maggie. And it's like in a in a year I put more miles on than my four year lease will allow. Wow.

Yeah. Had to pay a fortune to get out of that one. So, yeah, it's just, you know, one thing led to another, which led to another.

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And, you know, we did a lot of psychic first and we did a lot of private sessions that way. And we had people come and some people came back. And one guy came back 10 years later and said, you know, I had a reading 10 years ago and he said it was the best reading I've ever had.

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And it's like literally it still applies today. I but I'd like to come back and get a second reading. And I thought, wow, you waited 10 years to come back for your second reading.

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OK, that's great. You know, and we've had clients now. And so then we went out of the psychic first and became started to do things more by telephone, you know.

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OK. So we had a lot of our clients. We started, you know, we started advertising and doing things like that and getting more clients by phone and connecting with them that way.

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But we always did psychic first for a good three, four years, three or four years just to get a client base, you know. And then we started doing people started finding us. And, you know, we advertise, of course, you know, with we had our website.

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And, you know, we always had a website. We always had that, you know, client. We had some clients that helped us design websites.

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We had interesting websites, you know, all over the place. But, you know, eventually people can kind of find who we are. They find us.

I don't know how they find us. Sometimes they just find us by, you know, by chance. I know that Maggie, my partner here, she found us because her brother found us because they were looking for somebody like Edgar Casey.

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And her brother found us in Ephemerix reading this. And the two of them found it. And then, you know, they came to a workshop.

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We were holding in Berwick at the time. And then she was telling me a story just the other day. She says, we went up and down the street.

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There was it was in the country. Right. So it's going up and down.

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It's reconnecting here. OK, so it's going up and down on the the street. And she's saying, do you know where Rènè Gaudette lives? Do you know where Rènè Gaudette lives? And everybody's in the country.

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This is the country. And they're going, who? Nah. So they thought I was so famous that everybody in the world would know.

Everybody would know. OK. The reality was I was not famous at all.

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And nobody knew me. OK. But, you know, this is how it starts.

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It's just, you know, word of mouth, word of mouth. You know, through the Internet, we do. Now, Maggie's in charge of, you know, all of our social media.

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So she works on, you know, Instagram and Facebook and YouTube and, you know, and what's that? Websites, website designs. And, you know, so we're always, you know, there's always something going on. And, yeah, it's it's, you know, it's it gives us just enough.

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I would like it now to start doing more. I've taken a sabbatical literally for myself for the last six, seven years. Just kind of said, OK, I'm not going to actively pursue people, you know.

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So I figure if people want to find us, they'll find us. But, you know, hey, the way it works right now is that we're there. It's our presence is always there.

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So, you know, hopefully. Eventually we'll get the I know that the wonders words are permeating the psychology of humanity because I see them everywhere. I see them being used by influencers.

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I see them. They're paraphrasing what's being said. And they think they're so damn ingenious for saying this.

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But it's like I just like, OK, whatever, you know. But yeah, it's that's just the way it is. You know, they're there.

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It's it permeates. And that's really the reason we're here. We know that we like more money.

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We like more followers. Absolutely. We like more people to consciously say, oh, I learned this from the wonders.

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Or, you know, this is what they said. Yes. But the societies that we live in now, nobody wants to say that because it's too too dangerous.

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You know, it's to the psychology of people and so on. So that's fine. I don't care as long as they use it, as long as they learn to use it in their lives and grow from it.

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Eventually, humanity will change. And that's the reason we do everything we do to change humanity. Amazing, amazing.

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I didn't come into this to channel the wonders. I didn't start on this whole thing because I could have channeled Uncle George and Aunt Millie, and I would have made a lot more money. OK, that would have been really attractive.

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OK, but no, I didn't get into this for that reason. I got into this because I wanted the clearest, highest possible source of consciousness and awareness to come through. So humanity could actually grow itself because there was there's a danger that humanity will destroy itself.

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So what personal habits help you stay grounded and balance in your daily life? Maggie Loft. I'm looking at Maggie here. Should I really answer that? Please tell me.

Honestly, don't worry. It's great. I knew this would be coming.

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Literally, I knew this seriously. The rest of the time I'm flying. What grounds me here? Great.

OK. OK. I'm amazing.

Love. It's physical. It's you know, it's emotional.

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It's mental. It's spiritual. And it just puts me right here.

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And I'm back in my body and I feel good. Yeah. And good food.

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I didn't get this belly, you know, just by drinking beer. I don't drink. So, well, I do drink, but I don't drink beer.

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But, you know, this belly came out of good food. How fear? This is a very different question, by the way. I had written over here because I was going through your podcast and I listened to it.

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How fear is being used to manipulate people all around the world? Oh, you don't need me to tell you that. Good Lord. You know, everybody, everybody is being fed the idea of fear in some way, shape or form that they're not sufficient, they're not good enough, that there's something missing and that they have to change and and that the world's going to go around.

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And, you know, the devil's out there and the devil's going to get you. Look at all the bloody well, Christians and political leaders and religious leaders that are sitting there going, you know, do the right thing or else you'll die or you'll get it. It's like hula, fuck, who made you king? And, you know, who made you God? To me, it's like it's there and people.

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It's almost like, you know, since the pandemic, especially, it's like people spent all their time at home thinking of how miserable they were and they wanted to complain to the whole world. So they spend all of their time criticizing and complaining about everything they can and they think it's going to make them feel better. All it's doing is it's fueling the fear that they're not good enough and nobody is willing to acknowledge and accept to themselves that, hey, I am good enough.

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As we wrap up now, is there one piece of advice or message from the vendors that you believe everyone listening should take to heart today? I would say have compassion for yourself and for all of those around you. That which you are is that which I am and that which I am is that which you are. And if you could have compassion for yourself, you will have it for others and they will have it for you.

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Have some compassion. You know, we all make mistakes. We all fuck up.

We all do things the wrong way. You know, some days we wake up and everything's working really well. Other days we wake up and we struggle all day and we get home and the wife's at home and she's tired because she's been at home with the baby and everything else and the baby gets slapped into your arms and you're going, what the hell am I supposed to do? I'm exhausted here.

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I've been having a 12 or 14 hour day. And it's like, you know, just give yourself just enough love and compassion to say, it's OK, I can take a minute here. And now once I'm taking my minute for myself, now I can start giving a little bit more.

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The Wonders have a wonderful way of saying it. See yourself as a cup and that which fills the cup is love. The most if you are half full, the most you will ever do is half fill another cup.

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If you are full, the most you can ever do is fill one other cup. So fill yourself with love that you overflow and let the overflow fill all the cups around you. Amazing.

That's that's a great advice. And thank you for sharing your incredible journey and the transformative wisdom of the Wonders. And I would say your story is a testament to resilience and the power of the purpose.

And that. And for our listeners, if today's conversation resonated with you, be sure to explore more about the Wonders and you can find out more through the links in the description. And make sure to like subscribe, click the bell icon and leave a comment.

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And thank you very much, Rènè, once again for joining us. You're welcome. Thank you.

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Like already we've had such great crowds, amazing crowds, younger and older who've been really eager to see what we've been creating.