Frank Castle | Fearless Expansion Into A Higher Consciousness Life
Frank Castle is an inner-dimensional explorer and psychedelic lightworker with a Youtube channel called Frankie Fearless. In this episode we talk about Frank's journey from Hip-Hop artist to neo-shamanic healer, after injury required him to put away his old career and self-initiate a transformation into something more.
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Core themes
Why Source Wants You Creating
Frank frames his own story as a hero's journey, the kind where you get hurt, hit rock bottom and work your way up. After an injury, he says, he went looking for what could really help him and found ayahuasca, which he credits with pulling him back. He describes going to sit inside Source to argue his case, only to be asked a single question: why are you not creating? As he tells it, you are Source and yourself at once, that is the gift, and you can do anything Source can do and are supposed to do more. He came back, he says, ready to start his mission.
Big You Moving Into the Body
Frank pictures the self as a Russian nesting doll stacked through twelve densities, an octave that runs from the elements and the ants of the lowest levels up to a higher self that is now walking into the body. He compares it to steering a character in The Sims, clumsy on a Commodore 64 and smooth on a PS5, and says the calm inner voice that steers you away from a crowd looking for trouble is big you. Making room means clearing old programming and dropping self-judgment, since nobody is judging you but you, and what shines out afterwards is more big you in you.
Letting the Hater Roll Off
Chance takes Frank's Spider-Man lesson about not getting mad at J. Jonah Jameson and makes it his own: when a woman in a grocery line chewed him out for going without a mask, the old welling-up of emotion never came, and her anger rolled off like water on duck feathers. He argues that calm, rational honesty defuses tension better than anything, and that fear works by convincing you to control things with artifice instead. Frank adds that the emotion itself is fuel: catch the surge with a breath, and whatever you say next carries all that power in a friendly tone that leaves the other person short-circuited.
Walking Out of the Industry Ritual
Frank's name comes from the hip hop group he was in, not from the Punisher, and has stuck for twenty-five years, and music is where he says the darker rituals first showed themselves. He recalls Wu-Tang Killa Beez pulling him aside on tour, where he opened as the only fire sign among some forty groups, to tell him demons and rituals are real. Signed to Def Jam, he says he watched people chant by candlelight over the master copy of a song on an altar, objected, and saw his group fired at sixteen weeks with their contract torn up. Walking away, he says, led straight to Disney bookings.
Health, Imagination and Inner Space
Chance describes his turning point: fresh out of college with no ambition, he had been getting healthier when his first deep psychedelic experience let the person he was always meant to be walk in. Health, he argues, is the clearest path to feeling yourself as Source, because the body is the tree the seed of your divine spark grows into, and Frank offers his clogged fluoride filter as a picture of what we collect. Chance calls imagination the primary form of thinking, insists in the outro that we remain omnificent despite human limits, and recommends the game Control for its idea that real entities come from inner space.
Quotes
“I handle my business. You want to change the world? You change you. Start with you.”
“The hero says no. That's what the sacred masculine is actually about. That's what's really been missing for a while is the actual saying no to evil.”
“Source turns around and tells you, "I only got one question for you. Why are you not creating? You're me, but you're you, so that's the gift."”
“Imagine this, you're so powerful that the only way to stop you from doing what you need to do is to get you to be convinced that you can be stopped.”
“Imagination's the primary form of thinking. The other types of thinking are actually forms of imagination. It's not that imagination is a way of thinking. It's actually the thing that everything comes out of.”
“You can't defeat Source. You're Source. I'm Source. You're defeating yourself.”
“The truth is the truth. Stop dancing around it. Step back and take a look at it, accept it, understand it, and now move ahead.”
“Despite the limitations you have as a human being, you're actually still omnificent. There's no way of arguing that away or tricking yourself into believing that's not true.”
Frank Castle, known as Frankie FearLess, is a former hip-hop artist turned neo-shamanic healer and host of the FearLess with Frank Castle podcast; he appeared on InnerVerse to discuss how an injury led him to leave music behind and begin a self-initiated journey into shamanism and higher consciousness.
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