Are you ready to break free from the invisible scripts of religious conditioning and step into your true power? In this profound episode of Supernormalized, host CeeJay Barnaby welcomes Reginald Martin, a spiritual architect and metaphysician who has crafted Kemetaphysics, a powerful fusion of ancient Kemetic science and modern psychology. This conversation offers a clear blueprint for anyone feeling stuck between old faith systems and new freedoms, providing the tools to achieve spiritual sovereignty and deconstruct religion without the guilt and shame that so often accompany that journey.
Reginald Martin shares his personal story of moving from depression to a state of “identity resurrection,” offering a path for leaders, creators, and visionaries to rewire their subconscious programming. He explains how Kemetaphysics provides practical, actionable steps that differ from abstract New Age philosophies, focusing on the ancient understanding that we are sovereign souls projecting into a physical experience. Learn how concepts like guilt and obedience act as “mental malware” and discover how to release them. Reginald re-frames the esoteric meaning of resurrection as a “remembrance” of our divine nature, challenging the illusion that we are powerless and reminding us that we are co-creators of our reality.
This interview is packed with transformative insights and healing processes you can apply to your own life. Reginald walks us through his “Spotlight Observer” method, a powerful tool for stepping out of emotional reactivity by putting a spotlight on the beliefs that drive your feelings. He also unpacks the Ma’at and reciprocity framework, which teaches you to see life’s challenges as direct feedback from the universe, allowing for conscious and deliberate change.
We explore why soul sovereignty is more powerful than simple manifestation, how to cultivate the “soil” of your inner being to nourish your desires, and the critical importance of trusting your own emotional guidance system. Reginald explains how ancient stories, like the miracle of walking on water, are actually metaphorical frameworks for achieving emotional mastery in turbulent times. If you have left a formal religion but still feel bound by old patterns, or if you are a high-achieving leader experiencing purpose fatigue, this conversation will provide the clarity and tools you need to build a legacy of empowerment and live life boldly on your own terms.
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Transcript
CeeJay Barnaby (00:31)
Today on Super Normalise we welcome the guest Reginald Martin. He’s a spiritual architect and metaphysician who has crafted chemetaphysics, a unique fusion of ancient, comedic science and modern psychology. Reginald’s journey from religious fragmentation and depression into identity of resurrection offers a powerful blueprint for those ready to break free from the inherited spiritual limitations and live boldly on their own terms.
He helps leaders, creators and visionaries rewire subconscious programming without guilt or shame, stepping into sovereignty as the foundation of lasting legacy. If you’ve ever felt stuck between old-face systems and new freedoms or wondered how you can integrate spiritual depth with practical, not political, practical transformation, this conversation will offer clarity, tools and fresh perspectives. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden programming shaping your own life.
decode sacred texts for personal power and explore why sovereignty matters more than manifestation in today’s world. Make sure you listen through to the end and take note of the actionable practices Reginald drops throughout the episode on emotional mastery, alignment and energetic precision that you can begin applying in your own life right now. On with the show.
Welcome to super normalized Reginald Martin. Reginald, you’re the foundation, creator of Kametaphysics physics and spiritual identity. I’m eager to hear your story about how that came about, what happened for you and how has your life changed?
Reginald Martin (02:10)
Yeah, so for me, Kometaphysics is a passion work of mine and it’s really came out of life, know, out of dealing with life, you know, and what Kometaphysics is, is it’s really taking ancient ⁓ teachings that were really distorted by religion and specifically what I’ve researched is through Christianity. So the foundation of everything that became Christianity
Came out of ⁓ these ideas of ancient chemit and what I call Kametaphysics physics But I actually backed into finding out about it by trying to find out about the law of attraction okay thoughts become things and when I Backtracked about that then I found the the ancient wisdom of Kametaphysics physics Which is really about helping you to become a sovereign being in a sovereign soul
CeeJay Barnaby (03:07)
So how does it actually differ from other New Age teachings, I mean, in traditional faith systems?
Reginald Martin (03:12)
So a lot of times what I found and something that was frustrating for me was a lot of the new age teachings were built on woo woo and what I call just they were theoretical, ⁓ they were philosophical, but when it came to actual practical application that you use in everyday life, they were just null and void, okay? So Kometaphysics is based on really simplified ideas which a lot of the ancient,
concepts are very simple to use, but they are about helping us as souls because that’s the ancient point of view, so to speak, is that you are a soul projecting into the physical experience. So how does you as a soul operate and navigate in the physical experience? So in that way, it helps you to literally ⁓ connect
CeeJay Barnaby (03:57)
Mmm.
Reginald Martin (04:08)
⁓ mind, body, and soul in a way that a lot of times what religion had done as a faith system for Christianity, it really disconnects you because it teaches you not to trust your own inner being and your own inner guidance. And it makes you want to become validated by something outside yourself. So those two systems, so basically theoretical and practical from a new age perspective.
And then from a religious perspective, you have to be validated by something outside yourself. So you don’t even trust who you are.
CeeJay Barnaby (04:44)
It sounds like you’re the way it works. It’s taking ⁓ separate pieces of what would you call like universal wisdom and integrating it and pulling it together to create a more whole being. Is that correct?
Reginald Martin (04:57)
bingo, you said it beautifully. And that’s what it does because we get a lot of pieces in different things. even in religion, there are some hidden truths within it that we can stumble across. Within the ancient law of attraction, there are some pieces that we can stumble across. nobody really, in my estimation, and I studied metaphysics, and I was religious for a lot of years.
They never integrated the two to where it could become practical where you’re not living in conflict every day about something. So Kometaphysics brings together a number of different ancient teachings and symbolism, esoteric language, vibrational essence. It brings all of these together to create a cohesive system that really allows us to
CeeJay Barnaby (05:35)
Mmm. Mmm.
Reginald Martin (05:55)
calibrate and integrate mind, body and soul.
CeeJay Barnaby (05:58)
Okay, okay. Can you describe what it means to reconstruct the inner architecture after that destruction, destruction, deconstruction part of personal religion?
Reginald Martin (06:09)
Yeah, and and it was just as I was saying here before the Religion is built on if I had to distinguish between the two so we’re talking about religion and spirituality in this sense Religion is about an external locus of control. Okay, but you you are praying to something outside yourself you believe your powers outside yourself and You have to be validated to be okay
from that perspective, that thing has to validate you and say you’re okay to be a part of me in a sense. What Kometaphysics does, it says, hey, wait a minute, the ancient teachings never ever taught that we were separate from the source. The ancient Kometic teachings taught that we are source projecting as humans in this experience to experience life and really to become
presenters of our own joyful experience in the co-creation of life and experience.
CeeJay Barnaby (07:10)
Yeah, I’m hearing that like almost, ⁓ well actually it’s another angle on like an animistic take of reality as well, right? So we’re a part of the co-creation in that and then everything becomes alive because of that.
Reginald Martin (07:23)
Yeah, yeah,
it’s like ⁓ the way I like to use the an analogy of how this is, it’s like we can think of the source you you’ve probably seen like what they call the Russian nesting dolls where there’s a doll inside a doll inside a doll. Well, that in a sense is how creation works. So if you think of the source as the main, the big doll that everything is is within and descends through and out of. OK.
And we as a physical being is essentially an avatar or a doll that is inside the energetic ⁓ umbrella of the soul of the of this energetic being that projects into reality for experience.
CeeJay Barnaby (08:08)
Yeah, that speaks to the whole self resurrection point of view of experience. we’re going along and getting to a certain point of self understanding, that layer peels away and then we come into being a new being again. That’s self resurrection over and over,
Reginald Martin (08:27)
Yes, over and over. You said that beautifully. mean, and it’s about us really becoming aware of our beingness as the source in human form. And we’re literally becoming more and more of ourselves as we grow and expand.
CeeJay Barnaby (08:44)
it seems like it’s moving towards a certain point in reality and experience. And ⁓ I’ve noticed over the years how more and more people actually are waking up to these sort of understandings as well. So it’s all powerful that you’re expressing this again in another format and it all like resonates together, I’d say at the same time. So what is the deep esoteric meaning of resurrection that you understand and how do you feel it’s often misunderstood today?
Reginald Martin (09:10)
Yeah, so the deep understanding of that is that resurrection from an ancient philosophical perspective is about, is what they actually call remembrance. Okay. And the remembrance is that you are a soul having a human experience. Okay. When you incarnate into the physical plane, there is a mechanism that you forget who you are.
And so you’re incarnating into a game, so to speak, where you forget, but at some point you go through your human trials, tribulations, you’re overcoming your fears to remember that you are the source in human form with the ability to create your reality as you through your will and through your being.
CeeJay Barnaby (09:59)
I think that’s that understanding of us being a fragment of source creator and actually having that ability to create our reality is something we’re divorced from as a part of societal control right now. I mean, just to give it a bit of understanding for people there. And within that, then we think we’re powerless. In fact, we’re actually all powerful all the time. And even in that powerlessness,
Reginald Martin (10:20)
Yes.
CeeJay Barnaby (10:25)
and we think we can’t do it, that’s still creating.
Reginald Martin (10:27)
Well, see, the ancients even spoke to that CJ about, and this is what I do is a lot of times I take the ancient ⁓ language and the ancient concepts and I update them into modern, and our modern way of thinking because there’s nothing new under the sun, okay? So all these ancient ideas were spoken of in a spiritual sense and many, many systems have the same ideas, okay?
CeeJay Barnaby (10:44)
Right. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (10:55)
So the idea of being the ancients used to say that this reality is an illusion. But what most people mistake that as saying is that it’s not real. That’s not what the ancients were saying, because our reality and our experience is very real. What they were saying is the illusion is that we are powerless.
CeeJay Barnaby (11:23)
Yeah, absolutely.
Reginald Martin (11:25)
So
when we recognize our ability, because that, this is what started me to trace these ideas back, was from the ideas of the secret that said thoughts become things. Now I had experienced life in a way before I ever heard that, that I intuitively, when I heard that, that intuitively triggered something in me and said, that is very true. And it’s because of things that I had experienced before in life, just through living life, okay?
And when I started to go back and even in the secret, they had alluded to the Greeks being the ones who had the secret. OK, they didn’t say it, but they just had images showing the Greeks. Well, I knew that the ancient Egyptians taught the Greeks. So that made me go back and start to learning about ancient Egypt and ancient African spiritual teachings. ⁓
It was something that because of who I am and my culture, it was something that I was very interested in when most people would stop at the Greeks or the Romans and they’d never go back to ancient Africa. But when I went back to ancient African Egypt and started to study these ideas, it was like a whole new world opened up and it started to confirm so many things about our experience that is just fascinating to me.
whether it be life after death, it living life, all these things are addressed on some level.
CeeJay Barnaby (12:57)
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I think that we’ve all been through all this before so But just at different levels thousands of times. That’s right. It’s just the experience that we seem to like to come back to so
Reginald Martin (13:04)
Thousands of times
Absolutely. And then when
we are through with this experience, we incarnate into other experiences. So it’s a never ending cycle of really of creation and creativity as a soul. That’s what we really get our joy from because the soul lives in a constant vibrational essence of joy. And with KometaPhysics, it really helps you to calibrate
CeeJay Barnaby (13:17)
Yes. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (13:38)
when you are being ⁓ soul aligned or soul misaligned. And in that sense, you essentially just, you calibrate through your emotional states. When you’re feeling good, and it’s really this simple, when you’re feeling good, you’re soul aligned and you’re on your path, okay? When you’re feeling bad, you’re misaligned, you’re off your path. So the deal is, is as you’re going through life to use those two poles,
as your guidance system. Okay? And when you really tap into that and the key is to trust it. When you trust it, life becomes magical.
It becomes amazing. And it’s like things start to happen. It’s like lucky stuff falls out the sky and something shows up just right at the nick of time. But it’s through that trust that everything aligns for you.
CeeJay Barnaby (14:32)
speaks to the magical universe that we all live in really. When you’re in alignment, it dialogues with you. That’s what happens.
Reginald Martin (14:37)
Absolutely.
We’ll say that one more time.
CeeJay Barnaby (14:42)
So when you’re in alignment, the universe dialogues with you directly.
Reginald Martin (14:46)
Absolutely, dialogues with you, guide you, and again, our biggest issue a lot of times is just trusting that we live in a safe universe. Because a lot of times what we’ve been taught, and especially, and I always go back to religion because religion frames a lot of things for us, and it ends up framing a lot of things in a negative and fearful way. So when you get these negative frames, you end up
CeeJay Barnaby (14:57)
Yes.
Reginald Martin (15:12)
⁓ living in a vibrational state that really draws that negative stuff to you because really and truly what I’ve learned through studying this and what I’ve experienced it’s not just book knowledge what I’ve experienced is that that life really is a reflection of your inner states of being okay life is meant to show you who you are being
So if there is some aspects of life that you don’t like, then you have to change that inner aspect of you to align with what you do like. And what ends up happening is that when we have these religious frames, we get taught these fearful ideas about living life, about being, know? Ideas that we can go to hell or demons are after us and all these fearful ideas we’re taught.
that if you believe that, you are going to meet your beliefs. Hands down.
CeeJay Barnaby (16:12)
If you’ve actually wanted to break free from your inherited programming, this part will be right on point for you.
Many people carry invisible scripts from religious conditioning. How would you help somebody uncover that programming behind the program?
Reginald Martin (16:27)
So one of the things you have to do, and I like to say there’s a three stage arc that I take people through. And one is that you are going to first ⁓ stabilize, then you decode, and then you resurrect. What helps you stabilize is to first ⁓ pierce through those ancient teachings. Because in a religious sense, and again, I always go back to Christianity because that was what I was raised with.
anytime that you have a religious frame that teaches you negatively, the same principles apply. But through Christianity, through ancient Kemet, I can actually take you back before Christianity got a hold of these ideas and then distorted them. Once you learn the ancient ideas before they were distorted, it helps you recalibrate your thinking because a lot of times people
People can deconstruct and they can literally stay in that limbo for years. I know I did. But the ancient comedic ideas actually showed you what these ideas were before the dogma. Then you can decode the ancient teachings. And then those ancient teachings helps you to recalibrate to where you do resurrect in a more empowered ⁓ state of being.
You think in a different frame. It literally takes you from, say, from Christianity where you’re taught, I’m a born sinner, I’m a wretch, I’m unworthy. That’s a whole frame. With ancient comedic teachings, you’re not a born sinner. It changes the frame. And it’s a whole different paradigm to I am born divine.
CeeJay Barnaby (18:08)
Yeah, yeah.
Reginald Martin (18:20)
I am the creator in human form. Even the Bible says that you are made in the image of God. But if you equate yourself with that in Christianity, that’s blasphemous. Whereas in the ancient Comedic and in the ancient African teachings, it was really about you are that thing, you are that stuff in human form.
from that perspective and one of the ways that I bring that home is through an analogy of if you think of the source of creation as an ocean, okay, and that you are a part of that ocean, then you are a drop in that ocean, okay? You’re not different from it. You’re just a different magnitude. Not only are you a drop in that ocean,
The ocean is in the drop. So you are one and the same. It is you and you are it. So this even goes back to the, a lot of times the ancient, I’m sorry, the new age teachings talk about oneness. But how do they explain that? How do they make that practical? And what I just explained is the ocean analogy brings you back to understanding the oneness of who you are and
how you are connected to all of creation and all of us are in that ocean connected on some level through our vibrational essence.
CeeJay Barnaby (19:47)
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That’s definitely something that people need to sit with, I think, to really grasp. Yeah, yeah. So how do concepts like guilt and obedience act as a mental malware and what practical steps can people who are listening take to begin releasing those?
Reginald Martin (20:06)
Yeah, that’s a great question CJ because that’s really what people don’t realize is that those ⁓ those emotions that are elicited through religion are not virtues. Okay, so a lot of times we think that guilt is something that we’re supposed to carry around and guilt just means that you believe that you’ve done something wrong. Christianity sets that frame.
You know, and a lot of systems set that frame that you are born wicked. You’re born, you know, ⁓ away from the source. So you automatically have a guilt that you can’t even resolve, hoisted up on you from the day you were born, supposedly. Shame means that I am wrong. There is something wrong with me. Okay?
So the idea is, again, as I go back to how we really get a person past that, is to first, I go back and show where Christianity distorted these concepts. The idea of being a born sinner, the idea of being fallen angels, all of this kind of stuff is actually a distortion of these ancient teachings. Because in actuality, from a philosophical perspective, the what
the angels were saying that fell into matter, okay, was actually the light and will of the creator, okay? That didn’t mean that something was wrong with the creator. The creator actually came into physical reality to experience. That changes the framework. Once you understand that you are not a born sinner, you’re not something separate from the creator, you are born divine. That frame,
changes everything and you can start to operate from a whole different paradigm that is more empowering.
CeeJay Barnaby (21:59)
It sounds like a conscious leap, almost of faith, because really the understanding that you’re at when you’re stuck in those frames, which are lower frequency can really hold people down. then just actually to first of all, understand that you are more than that is, that consciously to be able to get out of that as well.
Reginald Martin (22:20)
Yes, absolutely, absolutely. It is a totally different way of thinking about you and your being. ⁓ But if you go back to most spiritual systems, and this is what something that I say about those teachings, is when it came to the Christian doctrines, what was new was not true. And what was true was not new.
that what that means is that these ideas that really connect all spiritual systems, okay, are what’s the truth of these ideas that we are the source in human form. So Christianity flipped that and put something and took it outside of us because ultimately the journey is about recognizing your own divinity. That’s what remembering is about. That’s what resurrection is about.
is when you recognize your own divinity and the power to co-create your reality as you choose through your will, through the will and the light of the Creator that is within you.
CeeJay Barnaby (23:22)
Mm-mm.
That’s our birthright.
Reginald Martin (23:28)
absolutely positively.
CeeJay Barnaby (23:30)
What are some common ways struggle has been spiritualized as virtue and how can people reclaim peace without self-rejection disguised as faith?
Reginald Martin (23:42)
beautiful, beautiful question. So one of the ways is that, and again, I have to contrast Christianity because I think that impacts a lot of people. But we are taught that through the crucifixion of Jesus, sacrifice is something that we’re all supposed to do on some level. But sacrifice is really a negative emotion.
But what I do is I go back and I show you that actually the idea of crucifixion was really about each and every one of us. Crucifixion in the ancient context was actually when the soul crossed over, crossed over into physical reality. It was the four elements of air, earth, fire, and water. And I’m talking metaphorically here.
that allows you to cross over. The crucifixion was actually you forgetting who you were as a source, as the source in human form, okay?
CeeJay Barnaby (24:44)
Wow, you flip it completely over into a greater understanding of who you really are by showing that it’s been turned against us.
Reginald Martin (24:50)
Yes!
Yes, and those stories were not about one miracle in the one miracle lies individual. The stories were a framework and archetypes for us to learn from and experience life through. And say, for instance, like one of the one of the stories is, and let’s just talk about the miracles. OK. And as a Christian, I don’t know if you if you were raised Christian or not, CJ, but.
But I was raised to learn, to look at the miracles as something I was supposed to marvel at, at the power of Jesus, okay? But if you go back to the ancient teachings and there is an esoteric level to the Bible that you can extract a whole different layer and level of knowledge from. So that miracle, say the miracle of walking on water, okay? That is a framework.
because water becomes a symbol of emotions. It becomes a metaphor for our emotions. Walking on water is the light and the will within us and the ability to be able to rise above our emotions in turbulent times. We all go through turbulent times. It’s something that I don’t care if you live long enough, you’re going to go through something difficult in your life.
that you have to overcome. Okay? That’s what that story is saying is that just what I just said, that all of us at some point are going to go through difficulties that we have to learn to overcome emotionally. We have to rise above the emotions and not let fear sink us. Not let fear, the fear of the fear get into the boat, so to speak, and sink it.
CeeJay Barnaby (26:41)
Yeah.
Reginald Martin (26:42)
That’s
what that miracle meant. was a framework. And if you go back to each of the seven miracles, you literally see the framework and it’s just talking about different aspects of us.
CeeJay Barnaby (26:55)
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Reginald Martin (26:56)
That shifts
you to a whole nother level of empowerment from my perspective. That’s what it did for me. And that’s what it has done for thousands of people who have learned these ideas. It’s empowering.
CeeJay Barnaby (27:11)
Yeah, yeah, it’s definitely empowering. Just our discussion of it has made me think about things in different way already and I really like that because it’s good to get new information. Now, for those that have left formal religion but feel stuck in old patterns, what does true spiritual freedom actually look
Reginald Martin (27:30)
It is the freedom to be, to be who you are and to live life not from being judged, but to live life from you creating yourself and living from your own standard. Being, I like to say you live life on your terms. Because if you think about it from a lot of times, not just religion, but in society, there are things that are normalized.
that we’re supposed to live a certain way. I grew up ⁓ in a culture where you were supposed to get a good job and you were supposed to work on that good job basically till you died. So I stepped out of the norm and I literally created a whole new lane, a whole new business when I created the ideas that I speak of as the metaphysics. I one day
CJ, I decided to call in Will. I called my old boss and I said, well, I’m not coming in anymore. You know, I’m done with this. Okay. And I bet on myself, but I chose a way to live life on my terms. But the reason I was able to do that, CJ, is because I had learned a lot of these ideas and I recognize myself as a creator.
and that I wasn’t bound by what society had told me I should live by. Okay. So operating from that place, it brings you a level of confidence to step out and try something new and different. Okay. That’s what I did. Now that doesn’t mean that when you step out, that you’re not going to go through the emotional ups and downs. Okay. Because from going from, I’m going to get a paycheck and I know when I’m going to get it every month to well,
CeeJay Barnaby (29:03)
Mm.
Reginald Martin (29:16)
⁓ If I’m not creating something or somebody doesn’t do this or whatever I might not be paid. I might not get to eat That’s a whole totally different way of thinking and so you have to learn how to calibrate and walk on water in that new frame that you’re living in But the bottom line is you gain the confidence from a new paradigm that makes that gives you a foundation that you can start to build on and build your confidence and
and your knowledge and ability that you are a creator in this experience. That’s a whole new empowering way to think and be.
CeeJay Barnaby (29:52)
Here’s some practical tools and healing processes that you can employ in your own life.
Can you walk us through the Spotlight Observer method and how it helps clients to step out of emotional reactivity?
Reginald Martin (30:06)
yeah, that’s such a powerful, powerful method. And the foundation of it is that you learn to recognize and step out and look at what you believe and why you believe. So it’s putting a spotlight on your beliefs. Because what beliefs do is when you start to focus through a belief in reality, it acts like a spotlight, okay? And you can only see
those things that you believe in. But the spotlight observer method helps you to step back and become ⁓ what psychologists call become ⁓ in a metacognitive state to where you can analyze what you think. Why do I believe this? Why do I think this? One of the ways to do that is, again, I talked about you calibrating yourself emotionally.
Because at some point during your day, you’re going to feel a certain way about certain things. ⁓ What happens is, when you start to feeling low or depressed, that should be a signal for you that something is off because you’re misaligned. Okay? Well, you can say, wait a minute, what was I thinking before that brought on that feeling? Because emotions always follow your beliefs. Okay?
CeeJay Barnaby (31:29)
Mm.
Reginald Martin (31:29)
So if you start to feel something, something triggered that feeling. It might have been a smell. You might have been watching something on TV. Somebody might have said something. But something triggered you. And the deal is that you, with the spotlight observer method, is that you start to go back and analyze what it was that made you start to thinking a certain way. When you’re able to do that, and at first it’s kind of hard to do, you know?
But it’s a simple process, but through practice, you can learn to trace your thoughts and what you believe that triggered the emotion. When you do that, you become a whole new empowered being because you’re not at the mercy of your emotions.
CeeJay Barnaby (32:14)
Yeah, it sounds like the method involves a lot of self observation to the point of understanding your own drives.
Reginald Martin (32:23)
Yes, bingo. end up having the ability to really turn into yourself, which is really the true power, is that you end up tapping into your own guidance and wisdom.
CeeJay Barnaby (32:41)
How does the Maat and reciprocity framework transform life’s challenges into feedback loops for conscious change?
Reginald Martin (32:49)
powerful, powerful question. And the reason how that does that is from the ancient perspective, Ma’at is the idea that our inner beliefs, our inner vibrational essence is being reflected as, or is being projected as life, okay? Life then becomes the mirror to tell us what we are being.
how we are believing, okay? So in this sense, Maat, one of the epitaphs of Maat is that it is truth, okay? The idea is that our inner subjective being, our inner subjective beliefs are our truth that are projected as reality. So in that way, process
of looking at life from a symbolic perspective. In other words, the people, the events are symbols in some way, shape or form of our inter-vibrational essence. And how they are functioning in our lives and our life tells us what we are being and what we are thinking, what we are believing. So in that sense, life becomes feedback for what you’re projecting.
When you want to change the projection, you change the inner beliefs and the inner feelings that are being projected and then life changes.
CeeJay Barnaby (34:14)
As a part of your work, actually suggest some daily practices like journaling, which actually help people to rewire their fear, shame and guilt at their root. How do people start a practice like that? And how do they identify what they need to write down?
Reginald Martin (34:29)
Yeah, and it’s just that you just basically make a conscious effort that you’re going to write down ⁓ what you are going through, say, during a day. And how you decide what to write is simply what you’re experiencing. OK? A lot of times, what can happen is you start to, it can tap you into what’s called automatic writing. OK?
And automatic writing is basically when you just let things flow through you. You’re not even thinking about what you’re writing. You just put it down. You’re literally tapping into a higher level of yourself. And sometimes you can, well, I won’t say sometimes, there’s a lot of times that you can literally, you can write things down. You can come back a day or a week later and read that stuff and be like, where did that come from?
CeeJay Barnaby (35:24)
I’ve done that
many times.
Reginald Martin (35:26)
Yeah,
so and a lot of people don’t realize that it’s such a natural aspect. We’re literally channeling knowledge through ourselves. From that higher being within us or that is us, we’re literally channeling knowledge. And when you journal, you can literally ⁓ coach yourself.
CeeJay Barnaby (35:45)
Okay. So how do clients guide, sorry, how do you guide clients to actually trust that inner wisdom and develop that sovereignty in decision-making? It seems like what you need to do as a part of this is to really trust your pure intuition because that is a direct link to source.
Reginald Martin (36:02)
You just answered the question right there. You need to trust. Yeah. But see, it’s such a simple, once you really get on this page like this, it really is a simple idea. The hardest thing is to trust, okay? Because we’ve been, if you grew up in religion like I did, you’re taught not to trust. There is a scripture that was taught. Lean not.
CeeJay Barnaby (36:05)
okay.
Reginald Martin (36:30)
on your own understanding. That is basically saying don’t trust yourself. Trust what’s outside. Trust the preacher, trust the deacon, trust all these other people. Lean not on your understanding because you can’t trust what’s in your mind. Okay?
CeeJay Barnaby (36:46)
Do think that people might have been saying that to people because they were essentially trying to protect them from nefarious spirits that might have been influencing them? Because I mean, if people are saying that to people, might be doing it of that reason. It’s just because sometimes there could be false intuitions that are coming through because something’s hanging around trying to actually get control of you.
Reginald Martin (37:06)
That is how that is taught, that basically there might be, you can’t trust your own intuition because, you know, is this from God or the devil? Okay? But in reality, there is no separation. It’s all you. You have the ability, no matter if, and the possibility of demons and all of that, all of that, of course, is possible.
CeeJay Barnaby (37:18)
Yeah. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (37:31)
because we live in a dualistic universe. So there is one side and the other, but you are all powerful in your universe. There is nothing that can penetrate your, I would just call it a dome. There’s nothing that can penetrate your dome of power that you don’t allow. So when you start to question your own guidance system,
That is like the whole system can start to crumble, you know, because you are basically saying, okay, I don’t trust what came through me. Let me go ask Mr. or Mrs. So-and-so what they think. Now, CJ, how many times have you went and asked Mr. or Mrs. So-and-so, and it always seems that their advice kind of fits into what they need you to do for them.
CeeJay Barnaby (38:24)
Sounds like regular life to me.
Reginald Martin (38:28)
You know,
know, so above trust yourself above all others now through trial and error You’re going to have things that are going to happen. Okay, but if you filter that trust through fear You are going to meet your fears Because life is going to reflect back to you what you believe always
So if you have been living through that frame, that there is something nefarious about these entities, and I’m not saying that they don’t exist. I’m saying that if you live through that frame and that belief, then you give that vibrational essence that those beings live within the ability to connect with you.
CeeJay Barnaby (39:15)
Yeah, right. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (39:17)
Okay,
if you look at yourself and you look at the universe from a place of the universe is a friendly place. The universe wants you to succeed. The universe wants you to be happy. The universe enlist joy. If you approach life from that perspective, then you can’t even exist on the vibrational level of anything nefarious.
CeeJay Barnaby (39:42)
⁓ Yeah, absolutely.
Reginald Martin (39:45)
They can’t even recognize you. They can’t see you.
CeeJay Barnaby (39:48)
Yeah, different frequency.
Reginald Martin (39:49)
Different frequency. It’s the same thing. And I like to use just a different way. And this is where, again, I just take it to the practical. Because CJ, have you ever lost your keys? And then you go around the room and you’re looking for your keys. You can’t find them. You start to get frustrated. OK?
Then at some point you just relax and just, you relax and then you let it go.
And then you walk by a place that you knew you had walked by before and all of a sudden there your keys are.
CJ, you just experienced being able to flow through different dimensions. Because you were so focused in one way before, you could not see the keys. They were not there. But you literally shifted into another dimension and all of a sudden your keys appeared. People will think like, man, that’s just crazy. But that’s how reality works.
CeeJay Barnaby (40:44)
Yeah, Agreed.
Reginald Martin (40:46)
You literally vibrationally get, you move to a new vibrational level and your keys existed in that space. That’s how they appeared.
CeeJay Barnaby (40:56)
Yeah, and the relaxation took that. ⁓
Reginald Martin (40:58)
Yes, relaxation
and just saying, okay, you know, I’ll forget it. I’ll let it go. As soon as you let it go, something happens, you know, and then boom, your keys are there or boom, what you need, comes through. Boom, something happens just seems like miraculous.
but it’s because you change your vibration. You change your focus.
CeeJay Barnaby (41:18)
truth.
Absolute truth. What does legacy leadership mean in the context of Kemetophysics, especially for spiritually evolved leaders and creators?
Reginald Martin (41:28)
Well, in that sense, it is about ⁓ because what I’ve done is now is what I do is I teach teachers, okay? Because a lot of times, and it starts back to where we started in the beginning, that a lot of times the new age stuff can be very woo-woo. It can be abstract. It could be philosophical, theoretical, but it’s not practical, you know? So as a leader, when you learn these ideas,
CeeJay Barnaby (41:37)
Yes.
Reginald Martin (41:55)
It gives you ability to help your clients. It gives you the ability to literally help them shift in real time and they can recognize for themselves when they are shifting because you have tools and processes that you can work with and work through through Kometaphysics. Simple tools. Nothing is like difficult and confusing because the ancients knew that when life started to get you off kilter and the
you know, throw all these waves and stuff at you. You needed something simple to get you back on track. Well, as a leader, when you are teaching these ideas, then you’re going to leave a legacy of people that you’ve helped. You’re going to leave a legacy of beauty and empowerment that you have actually helped to seed the seed of the universal consciousness with.
The more we plant these seeds, the more they have the ability to be ingested or to tap into by others. Consciousness, we literally are seeds of the infinite. And when we live in a certain way, we are signaling and uploading our being, our vibrational essence.
CeeJay Barnaby (42:51)
You
Yes.
Reginald Martin (43:17)
into this what I would call the infinite cloud, the infinite consciousness. And so when anybody reaches that level, they can literally download these ideas. And that’s why a lot of times in automatic writing, you’re literally downloading those ideas that somebody has uploaded to the infinite consciousness. There’s nothing new under the sun.
CeeJay Barnaby (43:36)
Mm, mm, mm.
Reginald Martin (43:38)
So you leave a legacy. So if you’re a leader, you’re going to leave a legacy with that behind you.
CeeJay Barnaby (43:43)
Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. How do you support high achieving clients who experience isolation or purpose fatigue despite their external success? Because there is people that get there and it doesn’t really have the sweet taste of victory.
Reginald Martin (44:00)
Yeah, and I think that CJ that that just comes from a way the way that you you really perceive or look at things, you know, because sometimes you are going as as a leader, you know, and this is something that I have experienced, you know, and it might be something that you’ve experienced, CJ, because you what you’re doing is you’re literally creating a platform for people that think differently. When you think differently. You’re different.
And there is not a lot of people that are going to agree with you or be able to reside in your level of vibration and your level of wisdom and knowledge. So once you understand that, then I think you become, you become, you come to a point to where you lead and you, there’s a difference between being alone and being lonely.
When you’re alone, you learn to love your own company. You find ways to live and ways to adapt. I just recently went on a cruise. I went alone, but I enjoyed the heck out of myself. So individuals like ourselves, CJ, we learn to adapt and we learn to recognize that we can’t save everybody.
CeeJay Barnaby (45:08)
Nice. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (45:21)
And we can’t live in the same zip code, so to speak, as everybody because we can’t tolerate a lot of BS.
CeeJay Barnaby (45:31)
Yeah, well that’s what happens as you tune up. It’s like, well, I’m not going to take that low frequency stuff anymore because it actually doesn’t leave a good taste in my mouth. And, you know, and I don’t need that in my life. mean, I like, I’ll give an example of that for myself is like, as I’ve tuned up now, I can barely watch any streaming services at all because nearly all of the content is garbage. It’s like, I don’t want to have, watch, I don’t want to watch stuff where people have been killed all the time or, you know, or, you know, the States being glorified.
Reginald Martin (45:53)
my God.
CeeJay Barnaby (46:00)
for ridiculous things. like, what is it? It doesn’t even matter. it’s just, it’s just ridiculous stories and, or about people that I have, you know, that are living in a lower vibration and totally dissatisfied with work. And, and it’s supposed to be ironic and comical. It’s like, no, it’s not as boring. ⁓
Reginald Martin (46:03)
Yeah!
Yeah, it is.
And you’re just not tuned to that anymore. And literally, you don’t even want to tune to that because it could end up planting a seed in you that’s negative. And you don’t want that.
CeeJay Barnaby (46:21)
Mmm.
Exactly. Yeah.
Well, recently there was a massively popular show called White Lotus and I couldn’t even get through one episode. It was so awful. But everyone’s talking about how good it was. Like, what really? How did you like that?
Reginald Martin (46:40)
Yeah, yeah, no, I, yeah, and it’s
like, there are so many people gravitate towards negativity. And even if you think about it in social media, it’s geared to capture people’s negative attention.
CeeJay Barnaby (46:48)
Mmm.
Yes, I think that’s it. I think that that’s the key thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Reginald Martin (46:55)
Absolutely it is. is.
there are so many, there are certain shows that I like to watch, and stuff like that. And very few of them that I do because, again, I just don’t want to tap into the negative stuff. But what ends up happening is invariably those shows, they end up starting to title their stuff to capture negative attention. I’m like, I don’t want to watch that anymore.
CeeJay Barnaby (47:19)
Yeah.
Reginald Martin (47:21)
So I end up moving away from those shows because there’s just certain things, they literally start to project the doomsday stuff. The world is gonna, they start to do all this negative stuff because that’s what people gravitate towards. Positive news does not always bring big results.
CeeJay Barnaby (47:43)
Well, look at things like, say, ⁓ that sort of ⁓ doom sort of lifestyle, that doom understanding. It’s a lower frequency thing. And I think that what happens is when people get to that point when their lives where everything is sort of routine and numb, they need to watch a show like that just to even feel alive.
Reginald Martin (48:01)
Yeah, I agree with you. I agree with you. I agree with you 100%. It’s like people who like, ⁓ get into gossip. Okay. These, these people are so numb and so devoid of life that they need the gossip to like feel something. But people like us CJ every day,
CeeJay Barnaby (48:03)
Right?
yeah.
Yes.
Reginald Martin (48:23)
overcoming our fears and overcoming the things that hold us back in life. That is our TV. That is our, what do you call it, our reality show. So that becomes what, and that becomes the thing that feeds us, that excitement that feeds us on a daily basis. We don’t need something outside of us looking
CeeJay Barnaby (48:32)
Exactly.
Yes. Yeah.
Reginald Martin (48:52)
into somebody else’s life to feel excited about something because we are evolving every day.
CeeJay Barnaby (48:58)
Exactly.
Exactly. A lot of those stories, the lives of those people, I wouldn’t want to have anything to do with those people.
Reginald Martin (49:04)
Yeah, and
then I don’t enjoy watching people, you know, feel bad or get hurt or what. I don’t enjoy that. know.
CeeJay Barnaby (49:10)
Yeah, nah, that’s stupid.
It speaks to that understanding of soul sovereignty and sovereignty within the self. And how is that more powerful than manifestation in creating a sustainable and sovereign life? What do you think?
Reginald Martin (49:24)
Well, now I wouldn’t say that it’s necessarily more powerful, but a sovereign soul is the idea that you are in control of you. But through that, you are able to manifest the life that you want. But in the context of, say, law of attraction stuff, they taught this idea that thoughts become things. And that’s all you needed to do to manifest. So in that context,
CeeJay Barnaby (49:34)
Mmm.
Yes.
Reginald Martin (49:49)
That’s what made me start to really research these ideas because I’m like, man, that’s just so simplified. And what I’ve experienced, just what I think don’t become things, you know? Matter of fact, I thought, and the question that really came to my mind, CJ, was how do I get my prayers answered? And I think in that context, and I’m speaking of prayer not in the religious sense, but in the sense of manifesting, okay?
CeeJay Barnaby (50:18)
Mm.
Reginald Martin (50:19)
I wasn’t getting my prayers answered. So how do I do that? Well, I started to research the science of really manifestation. And what I recognized was, and when I went back to ancient Kemet, it became really clear that thoughts become things was very, very superficial. Because it really comes down to you understanding that you have ⁓ an internal system.
that the thought is like a seed. If you think of the thought as a seed, and then your internal being, your internal ⁓ way of being, your internal states as the soil, okay? If you have a positive thought, but you have a pessimistic way of being, you can plant that positive thought into that pessimistic soil, and it cannot be nourished.
CeeJay Barnaby (51:10)
Yes.
Reginald Martin (51:10)
So it won’t manifest. So it isn’t just a thought. It is that you have to be able to plant a seed in the soil that will nourish that thought before it manifests. That’s how I’ve recognized that my prayers weren’t being answered because I would ⁓ think a certain positive thought, but fear was in me, doubt was in me. That won’t nourish that positive thought. So in that way,
CeeJay Barnaby (51:34)
Mmm.
Reginald Martin (51:35)
That’s how being a sovereign being is recognizing that you have the power to create, but you have to understand the science of what it takes to create. You can have that thought, but you have to plant it into the right soil that will nourish it so that it can manifest and that you can create.
CeeJay Barnaby (51:55)
How do you make that soil?
Reginald Martin (51:56)
You focus on the things that you desire. This is the simple way that I teach this idea. Is that there’s always going to be again the duality. So there’s gonna be the positive thing and the negative thing. Those two possibilities are always there. But the thing you wanna do is stay focused on this positive thing moving forward. If you stay focused on that,
then what happens is faith will kick in. And when I say faith, I don’t mean belief in something that somebody told you. Faith as a manifesting tool. Okay? This is a process. So you might be here and what you want is here, but you have to vibrationally hold that essence, okay? And move closer and closer to that thing that you want until you merge with it and manifest it.
Okay? So in that sense, when you stay focused on what you desire, then the law says it has to manifest. But what happens is, is that we’ll watch something and go say, this is the positive way of being, this is the negative way of being. What will happen is, is that we end up saying like, man, I sure want this. Why haven’t I got it yet? What just happened when I asked that question?
CeeJay Barnaby (53:14)
Doubt.
Reginald Martin (53:15)
I turned
away from the positive thing. You know, so, so you’re going like, man, okay, I want this, I want this, I want this. Where is it at? Where is it? Okay.
CeeJay Barnaby (53:19)
down, down.
We’ll do that though until we actually realize that that also is a creative act as well, right?
Reginald Martin (53:29)
YEAH!
Bingo! It ends up, it takes you off off base and it takes you off of what you want. So the simple thing is, is when you’re trying to manifest, it isn’t just thinking positive, it’s being positive. And when you focus, stay focused and you have to be vigilant and stay focused on what you desire. That’s being, it becomes an aspect of being and not just your thought.
CeeJay Barnaby (53:38)
Yeah.
It’s living in the truth.
Reginald Martin (54:00)
is living in the truth, is living in now. Because what you are focused on, you are focusing on, you’re bringing that vibrational aspect into your now.
CeeJay Barnaby (54:10)
Yes, living now not the idea of what now is.
Reginald Martin (54:14)
Bingo, bingo. You are literally, you’re already connected because when you think about it, you’ve connected to it. But in order to manifest it, you have to literally merge vibrationally with it because it’s already there. What you’ve thought about, it’s already created, it already exists. You can’t even think about it if it doesn’t. But when you stay focused, you are staying focused in the now. You’re staying vibrationally connected.
CeeJay Barnaby (54:29)
Mmm.
Let’s see it.
Reginald Martin (54:42)
to what you desire. But as soon as you go, where is it? You just disconnected.
CeeJay Barnaby (54:47)
Well, you could say it’s disconnected, but you could also say you just created a disconnect.
Reginald Martin (54:52)
Yes, yes, absolutely. You’re already creating your own block, you know, and we got to think in terms of linear and stuff like that, but this is not a linear manifestation thing. But that’s the easiest way we can understand it. But if you think positive, but then you focus on what’s not.
You can’t get what you desire.
CeeJay Barnaby (55:12)
Yeah,
you’ve looked away from the ⁓ Yes.
Reginald Martin (55:14)
Yes, you’re true.
You literally turned vibrationally away from it.
CeeJay Barnaby (55:20)
That’s it. That’s exactly it. That’s exactly it. So for listeners that are beginning their own spiritual liberation journey, what is one invitation or insight from Kametaphysics physics they can hold on to right now?
Reginald Martin (55:32)
⁓ man, is really CJ, that is really about tapping into your own inner being and trusting yourself. Okay. And the way that you do that is how I said in the beginning is that you have to tap into your own ⁓ emotional states. You recognize the simplicity of when you’re feeling good, then you are soul aligned. And this is operating from a metaphysical perspective.
CeeJay Barnaby (55:41)
Yes.
Reginald Martin (56:00)
Okay, this is operating from above a physical, from above the physical body. Okay. When you operate, when you’re operating emotionally and you feel good, your soul aligned, you’re connected. Okay. You’re, you’re in vibrational resonance with your being. And that means that you are automatically on the right path. When you’re feeling bad, CJ, that means that you are off path.
And if you can just make, just keep it that simple. if anyone’s, anyone that’s listening to this, it is that simple. Anything else in between is just that it’s in between. But when you are hyper focused on what you desire and you understand that your emotions calibrate you to your soul level experience, then you have a tool.
that will help you stay on your path. And it is that simple. Feel good, you’re lying. Feel bad, you’re not. It’s that simple. Don’t complicate it.
CeeJay Barnaby (56:55)
Nice. How can people stay connected with your work, Reginald, and your community for ongoing support in their transformation?
Reginald Martin (57:04)
Yeah, they can go to ⁓ my Substack ⁓ account at ReginaldMartin.Substack.com. And I am literally, that is my newsletter that I am literally writing ⁓ at least three times a week that I am teaching these ideas and I’m breaking down esoterically, I’m breaking down energetically, just like I’ve done here with you CJ is, and I’m teaching these ideas.
and really planting seeds to empower people. But regionalmartin.substack.com is how they can stay connected to me.
CeeJay Barnaby (57:41)
Excellent, Reginald. What I’ll do is I’ll put that down in the show notes. Thank you so much for coming on and sharing your understanding and your wisdom around commetaphysics. It’s so in alignment with what people need right now. And I think that people will definitely come and visit you and learn more about your work.
Reginald Martin (57:57)
Most definitely. CJ, thank you so much for having me here, man. This has been great.
CeeJay Barnaby (58:00)
Excellent. All right. I’ll just say goodbye to the listeners.
There seems to be a theme that happens throughout a lot of these episodes that I’m finding now, which is, ⁓ it’s so, it’s, it’s becoming extremely common. We’re all talking about going towards a path of self sovereignty and reconnection and ⁓ alignment with truth. And again, in this episode with Reginald, we actually have this alignment with truth as a means to self understanding about
what your path is. And again, a great episode. Thank you so much for listening. If you’ve enjoyed today’s episode, remember to like and subscribe. And if you’re on a podcast app and you want to encourage me, please write me something nice and give me five stars. I’d really appreciate it. Thank you so much for listening until next episode. It’s bye for now.
