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Speaker 3: I'm happy to be here. We can talk about a
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Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure. I mean, I guess first of all,
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Speaker 3: What are you about?
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Speaker 3: The Unchained brain on social media, grew a following on
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Speaker 3: of saying inverted spinning. So it's a combination of inversion
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Speaker 2: Awesome a man of many talents. It sounds like the
Speaker 2: first thing that I definitely noticed when when I came
Speaker 2: upon your content is the whirling, the spinning, if you will.
Speaker 2: How did you come to that? How did you figure
Speaker 2: out that spinning, especially upside down in a contraption as
Speaker 2: you have made, how that is beneficial?
Speaker 3: So I have always been fascinated with altering consciousness, and
Speaker 3: spinning is interesting because I mumbled onto it because of
Speaker 3: my son, because when he was about three years old,
Speaker 3: we figured out he could not hear out of his
Speaker 3: left ear at all, and so we were taking him
Speaker 3: to all kinds of surgeons. We went to la we
Speaker 3: went to Texas, we went to Arizona. We were seeing
Speaker 3: all of these ear surgeons to determine what the problem was.
Speaker 3: And we were told over and over that he was
Speaker 3: profound death and he had a dysfunction in the vestibular system,
Speaker 3: and also an inactive stapies. So I learned a lot
Speaker 3: about ear anatomy, and long story short, we did not
Speaker 3: give up, and somehow, someway, we stumbled onto an experimental
Speaker 3: procedure where one surgeon in the entire world had developed
Speaker 3: a patent for a titanium stapies that would actually allow
Speaker 3: someone with this particular condition to regain some hearing, not
Speaker 3: necessarily all of it, but some of it. And so
Speaker 3: he did the surgery and he regained fifty percent of
Speaker 3: his hearing in the left ear. So it allowed him
Speaker 3: to not only develop echo capability, because when you only
Speaker 3: have one side of the hearing working, you have no
Speaker 3: echo or depth perception. You can't sense where a vehicle is.
Speaker 3: If you can't see the vehicle you're crossing the street.
Speaker 3: He almost had a couple problems. He was almost hit
Speaker 3: by a couple of cars. So it was a scary situation.
Speaker 3: And by learning about ear anatomy, I stumbled onto the
Speaker 3: vestibular system. And the vestibular system has to do with balance, coordination,
Speaker 3: spatial awareness, information processing, and also emotional regulation. One thing
Speaker 3: we noticed after the surgery is our son became a
Speaker 3: lot more calm. He could pay attention easier and his
Speaker 3: spatial a way awareness and coordination improved. So by studying that,
Speaker 3: I also realized that there's a lot of vestibular dysfunction
Speaker 3: based on these devices that we use. There's patents for
Speaker 3: these smartphones where side effects include vestibular system dysfunction. And
Speaker 3: I remember when our kids were little and we would
Speaker 3: go to the park. They would spin around until they
Speaker 3: would fall down, laughing hysterically. And I stumbled onto the
Speaker 3: Tibetan rites. One of the Tibetan rites is daily spinning,
Speaker 3: and I became fascinated with spinning because spinning creates a
Speaker 3: sense of euphoria, joy, balance, calm, and relaxation. And then
Speaker 3: I stumbled onto something done by therapists called rotary vestibular input.
Speaker 3: And some therapists will take patients with autism, ADHD and
Speaker 3: balance disorders, children and adults, and they I will put
Speaker 3: them on a tire swing or an office chair and
Speaker 3: they will spin them for two to three minutes to
Speaker 3: balance the vestibular system. When they're done spinning, kids with
Speaker 3: autism and ADHD, somehow, some way are able to pay attention.
Speaker 3: They're more focused, they're more calm, they have better balance,
Speaker 3: they have more emotional regulation, and so I was really
Speaker 3: into yoga for a few years. I got pretty good
Speaker 3: at it, and I was doing long inversions. I could
Speaker 3: do a fifteen minute headstand unsupported. And one day I thought,
Speaker 3: how cool would it be to spin while inverted? What
Speaker 3: would that do to consciousness? What would that do for meditation?
Speaker 3: And so I started drawing these ideas, and I landed
Speaker 3: on the geodesic dome. Because it's such a stable structure,
Speaker 3: I thought that it would allow for the proper disbursement
Speaker 3: of the energy and remained still while allowing me to spin.
Speaker 3: So I fabricated a prototype and I started using it.
Speaker 3: And my son had been working on me for like
Speaker 3: four years to get on TikTok. He was ten years
Speaker 3: old at the time I finally listened to him. I
Speaker 3: got on TikTok, I grabbed my phone, I hung upside
Speaker 3: down from my machine, and my first video got three
Speaker 3: hundred thousand views, and so the account went viral from
Speaker 3: the beginning, and I've been fascinated by this ever since.
Speaker 3: And I learned about the Whirling Dervish Sema dance, and
Speaker 3: Roomy was actually the founder of the Whirling Dervishes he's
Speaker 3: the one who invented the Sema dance. And I had
Speaker 3: been reading Roomy quotes for years and years. They're the
Speaker 3: most beautiful quotes I've ever read, and I always wondered
Speaker 3: where did he get all of that information from, Like
Speaker 3: what was he linked up to? Well, by spinning, you
Speaker 3: activate the parasympathetic nervous system, and if you're there long enough,
Speaker 3: you go into a theta brainwave state, and a theta
Speaker 3: brainwave state is typically only reserved for high level expert meditators,
Speaker 3: and profound changes occur in the neurophysiology when you're in
Speaker 3: theta and I was hooked. So I've been fascinated by
Speaker 3: this ever since, and it's something that I do daily,
Speaker 3: and my machine is for sale, and I have more
Speaker 3: plans for the future to incorporate this in a lot
Speaker 3: of different areas. Wow. Okay, I.
Speaker 2: Damn okay. That's that's a whole that's a whole story.
Speaker 2: That's a whole thing. Wow, starting from such a well,
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't want to say simple thing, but
Speaker 2: like small, smaller thing as your son of being able
Speaker 2: to hear all the way to cheese. So I mean,
Speaker 2: when we're getting commets already. Colby has been doing inversion
Speaker 2: for the last twenty years. Helps decompress the spye, limit
Speaker 2: pain and allowing the lumbar vertebrate pop.
Speaker 3: That is quite safe. And not only that, but inversion
Speaker 3: just by itself with an inversion table is a remedy
Speaker 3: for depression and anxiety because that alone will activate the
Speaker 3: parasympathetic nervous system. And when you're inverted, you're actually increasing
Speaker 3: cerebrospinal fluid pressure, You're increasing intracranial pressure, meaning that you
Speaker 3: are bringing more blood flow to the brain, You're activating
Speaker 3: dormant parts of the brain, and you are allowing for
Speaker 3: the facilitation of detoxification. I believe if the metals because
Speaker 3: of the pressure, and if you're consuming things like fulvic
Speaker 3: minerals or shila jeet, you're allowing for mineral transport and
Speaker 3: also heavy metal detox. So simple inversion by itself is phenomenal.
Speaker 3: And it was actually started by the father of modern medicine, Hippocrates,
Speaker 3: the gentleman three thousand years ago that coined the term
Speaker 3: do no harm, which is supposed to be the foundation
Speaker 3: of Western medicine. He would actually tie a rope around
Speaker 3: people's ankles and hoist them up in a contraption and
Speaker 3: leave them hanging upside down to treat a variety of ailments,
Speaker 3: including spinal problems, including depression. So that's who started in
Speaker 3: version three thousand years ago.
Speaker 2: Wow, I mean a lot of like upside down inverted
Speaker 2: imagery like immediately comes to mi. And when you tie
Speaker 2: your rope around the ankles, what first came to my
Speaker 2: mind was the Hangman card from the from the Terror.
Speaker 2: Of course you had odin or vote on who hung
Speaker 2: himself and you know, sacrificed himself to himself to gain
Speaker 2: and understand the magic of the runes. It's been so wow,
Speaker 2: it's been so clear the entire time. It's really been,
Speaker 2: you know, right in front of us. Or even things
Speaker 2: like was it Saint Peter being crucified upside down because he,
Speaker 2: you know, didn't feel worthy enough to be crucified in
Speaker 2: the same way as Christ or supposedly as Christ. Makes
Speaker 2: me think maybe there was something else to it than
Speaker 2: just you know, not feeling not feeling worthy enough, because
Speaker 2: it's you know, it's a lot more a lot more
Speaker 2: difficult that way. So I mean, and if you're not
Speaker 2: if you feel like you're not not worthy, or not
Speaker 2: on the same level. I mean, there are so many
Speaker 2: other ways. And also, huh, it's interesting because from from
Speaker 2: when you're a little kid, you know, you're always told
Speaker 2: to not hang upside down for too long because you know,
Speaker 2: all the blood will flow to your brain and somehow,
Speaker 2: for for some reason, that is bad for you. But
Speaker 2: they never truly explain why, because you're a kid. You're
Speaker 2: just like I mean, if mom and dad told me
Speaker 2: not to hang upside down for too long, then you know,
Speaker 2: I guess I won't. So, yeah, Sarah laughing with the
Speaker 2: common clockwise to create or do anti clockwise to know
Speaker 2: and recluse. So but why.
Speaker 3: Why what?
Speaker 2: What is it to turn clockwise or anticlockwise?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 3: That was a comment by Xerolath, Right, yeah, so, and
Speaker 3: I think there's something to that, and I want to
Speaker 3: learn more because when I am inverted, if I'm looking
Speaker 3: at the ground, I am typically rotating clockwise because I
Speaker 3: feel stronger in that direction and I can go faster,
Speaker 3: and the faster I go if I do the valse
Speaker 3: solve the maneuver, which is basically taking a breath, holding
Speaker 3: the breath and forcing it down into the pelvic floor
Speaker 3: to hump the cranio sac It basically primes the cranio
Speaker 3: sacral pump. So the cranio sacral pump is in the
Speaker 3: sacrum area and it's a constant pump, similar to the heart,
Speaker 3: where it's constantly pumping cerebras mono fluid to the brain.
Speaker 3: And so when doing that while spinning, you're able to
Speaker 3: see geometric patterns and you get out of the default
Speaker 3: mode network of consciousness, which is the repetitive thinker. So
Speaker 3: you are able to completely transcend the mind and go
Speaker 3: into a place that is this empty space where I
Speaker 3: believe we can create intentions that manifest And all of
Speaker 3: the work that Joe Despenza has done shows that all
Speaker 3: of the major neurological changes and manifestations occur in theta
Speaker 3: and the longer you're in a parasympathetic dominant state, the
Speaker 3: more likely you will be to enter a theta brainwave state.
Speaker 3: So I'm interested to know more about directional rotation because
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure in the five Tibetan Rights they say
Speaker 3: to go counterclockwise, but you're also standing, so I don't
Speaker 3: know how that translates to inversion, because if you're standing
Speaker 3: and going counterclockwise. When you're inverted, you're actually going clockwise.
Speaker 3: So I don't know how that whole thing works. But
Speaker 3: when I'm able to put together my motor and mount
Speaker 3: a steering wheel to it, I'll be able to go
Speaker 3: in both directions and not have to actually spin off
Speaker 3: of something. And I'm using a Yeti cooler with a
Speaker 3: kettlebell to weigh it down, and I'm manually spinning so
Speaker 3: as fast as I can go. I'm only doing thirty
Speaker 3: rotations a minute, about maybe forty. And when I get
Speaker 3: a motor, I'll be able to do like one hundred,
Speaker 3: so I'll be able to go really really fast.
Speaker 2: One hundred rotations a minute. Damn Okay, But wouldn't that like,
Speaker 2: I'm just I know very little about this, and I'm
Speaker 2: not a doctor or physician by by any means, But
Speaker 2: wouldn't that riskstrike the blood flow in some way because
Speaker 2: you are spinning so fast? Like, wouldn't that, you know,
Speaker 2: be detrimental to the circulation.
Speaker 3: I'm just so I find that that manually, at the
Speaker 3: ten to twelve minute mark, my feet fall asleep and
Speaker 3: start getting pins and needles, and it just is not
Speaker 3: enjoyable at that point. So then I stop. And what's
Speaker 3: fascinating about when I'm done is I can stick my
Speaker 3: landing with absolutely no dizziness or disorientation whatsoever. And I
Speaker 3: believe that the key is being within the axis of rotation,
Speaker 3: because if you're on a merry ground or the machine,
Speaker 3: the gravitron machine at the State Fair, the centrivical force
Speaker 3: is uncomfortable because you're so far outside of the axis
Speaker 3: of rotation that you do get dizzyness and not as
Speaker 3: you and disorientation. But what I don't understand is why
Speaker 3: are you not subject to that when you're in the
Speaker 3: middle of the axis of rotation. I don't know the
Speaker 3: answer to that yet.
Speaker 2: Maybe, I mean, on the other hand, my wife just called,
Speaker 2: I can also imagine that if you go faster, like
Speaker 2: a faster centrifugal force, that than the blood less chance
Speaker 2: of like flowing all the way down, and maybe than
Speaker 2: the feeling of pins and needles either sets in later
Speaker 2: or you know, preferably not at all. But I mean,
Speaker 2: it's it's an interesting concept, for sure, and I am
Speaker 2: definitely keeping an eye out on, you know, at the
Speaker 2: very least your your Instagram. How that's how that all goes,
Speaker 2: Like I first saw it, and it seems odd, of
Speaker 2: course at first, because you know, it's just a bloke
Speaker 2: spinning upside down for some reason. But now that you
Speaker 2: have explained it, I mean there's there's very it sounds
Speaker 2: very beneficial.
Speaker 3: I'd think everybody thought Roomy was crazy. You know, Rumy
Speaker 3: was the first man to ever spin around wearing this
Speaker 3: crazy looking robe and top hat on a dance floor
Speaker 3: in a temple, and he could spin around for thirty
Speaker 3: minutes at a time and not get dizzy. And they
Speaker 3: say that the whirling dervishes through the Sema dance enter
Speaker 3: a mystical state of consciousness that transcends the mind and
Speaker 3: connects them to the infinite. And it is the way
Speaker 3: that they show reverence. It is the way that they pray,
Speaker 3: It is the way they connect to the infinite. It
Speaker 3: is the way they receive downloads from the infinite. And
Speaker 3: it creates a state of bliss and peace and spiritual
Speaker 3: ecstasy unlike anything I have ever experienced. And I love
Speaker 3: plant medicine, and I will microdose psilocybin three to four
Speaker 3: times a week, and occasionally, when I'm able to go
Speaker 3: to the wilderness, I'll eat you know, the last time,
Speaker 3: I had six grams, and I'll probably take it up
Speaker 3: to nine grams next time, but I have to be
Speaker 3: in nature alone for that experience. But I will probably
Speaker 3: get into the one to two gram range at home
Speaker 3: and use the machine because as soon as you see
Speaker 3: the geometry, everything changes. And we also know that when
Speaker 3: you combine psilocybin with niosin and Lion's maine, it facilitates
Speaker 3: hippocampal neurogenesis, so that is the growth of new neurons
Speaker 3: in the brain, and psilocybin also activates dormant parts of
Speaker 3: the brain to expand conscious awareness. It increases IQ, it
Speaker 3: increases verbal acuity, It deepens colors, It enhances perception of sound,
Speaker 3: it enhances perception of emotion. It really brings a deeper
Speaker 3: level of awareness to every single thing you do throughout
Speaker 3: the day. And it allows you to be more present
Speaker 3: in the moment, which is such a cliche topic in spirituality,
Speaker 3: but it's real. It really allows you to totally immerse
Speaker 3: yourself in the present moment.
Speaker 2: I have heard that said many times, that psilocybin or
Speaker 2: any kind of mind altering, mind expanding substances can be
Speaker 2: really beneficial. Although I will always have my doubts with
Speaker 2: that a little, But maybe that is more because of
Speaker 2: the the New Age spirituality, the New Age Wakens and
Speaker 2: all of that, because they seem to treat it as
Speaker 2: a spiritual shortcut, like spiritual bitepo, Like just take a
Speaker 2: heroic dose of psilocybin and you know, all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you're enlightened. I have never tried it myself, and
Speaker 2: I don't think I will also, seeing my history with
Speaker 2: with just marijuana, like I mean, I have used it
Speaker 2: in a way that I shouldn't have, Like I was
Speaker 2: in a very bad mental state, and I used it
Speaker 2: to numb myself and to you know, to try to
Speaker 2: escape it, to not have make me wary to try
Speaker 2: and experiments with other things.
Speaker 3: So I would tell you this number one, Psilocybin and
Speaker 3: cannabis are both shamanic plant medicines that need to be
Speaker 3: revered and respected. Psilocybin has been used for thirty thousand years.
Speaker 3: That's how far. This goes back to cave drawings of
Speaker 3: different visions and mushrooms on cave walls, and you know,
Speaker 3: shaman and medicine men and healers and visionaries throughout history
Speaker 3: have incorporated this to deepen their perception and understanding of
Speaker 3: consciousness and reality. And without this being an endorsement for
Speaker 3: illegal drug use, I would say it would be great
Speaker 3: for you and your wife to watch this documentary called
Speaker 3: Fantastic Fung Guy. It is an absolutely beautiful film that
Speaker 3: has a lot of time lapse videography and it goes
Speaker 3: into the history of all mushrooms, including things like turkey Tale.
Speaker 3: Because one of the creators of the movie is one
Speaker 3: of the most famous mycologists in the world called Paul Stamitz,
Speaker 3: and he's a researcher. He was told that his mother
Speaker 3: had a terminal cancer diagnosis and was given four months
Speaker 3: to live stage four cancer, and he started mega dosing
Speaker 3: her with turkey tail mushroom and she made it fifteen
Speaker 3: more years just by mega dosing powdered turkey tail mushroom.
Speaker 3: He's the one who, through neurological research, found that a
Speaker 3: microdose of psilocybin, a non hallucinogenic dose, combined with Lion's
Speaker 3: mane and niasin increases the proliferation of neurons in the
Speaker 3: brain and awakens dormant parts of our consciousness. So a
Speaker 3: microdose of psilocybin would be considered a functional dose that
Speaker 3: will increase athletic performance, IQ perception balance, spatial awareness, information processing,
Speaker 3: emotional stability, and regulation. It's really fascinating. So that documentary
Speaker 3: is just a masterpiece. It's called fantastic Fungui.
Speaker 2: Awesome. I will we'll check it out. Also definitely with
Speaker 2: the wifey, I mean transitions or I'm transitioning to more
Speaker 2: natural mushroom use, especially after the the recording I did
Speaker 2: with brand ingel is you know, health not and a
Speaker 2: job like like myself. I actually I know someone a
Speaker 2: herbalist who has her own like mushroom coffee line that
Speaker 2: she doesn't ship to the Netherlands unfortunately, but I did
Speaker 2: find a company from Finland who so for at least
Speaker 2: the the last three days I have been drinking mushroom
Speaker 2: coffee in the mornings instead of being coffee. Three days
Speaker 2: is maybe a bit short to say if it has
Speaker 2: any effects on me, but I I definitely notice a
Speaker 2: difference that in that it is it's a lot smoother
Speaker 2: to drink like I used to drink or I guess
Speaker 2: still drink very dark, very strong coffee. So I definitely
Speaker 2: notice that it's very smooth. It's a lot smoother and
Speaker 2: the acidity is a lot less and it seems to
Speaker 2: have a well a physically detoxing effect as well. So
Speaker 2: I mean mushrooms. Yeah, I think, you know, we just
Speaker 2: got to start looking look into it more. I have
Speaker 2: done a few different shows on it from a few
Speaker 2: different with a few different people, and I mean marijuana.
Speaker 2: Here in the Netherlands it is very freely available. But
Speaker 2: with that also comes a danger that you don't really
Speaker 2: know where it's coming from, and that every shop sells
Speaker 2: great quality. Unfortunately, I have definitely been to a few
Speaker 2: shops that well, as I always call it and call
Speaker 2: it back then sell tourist wheat. It's it's way too
Speaker 2: expensive and the quality is absolute shit. But you know,
Speaker 2: they're just trying to make make money of it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's a big part of why why tourists will come
Speaker 2: to the Netolins, or Amsterdam specifically, because there are no
Speaker 2: other parts of the Netolins that you can visit a
Speaker 2: site from Amsterdam for some reason.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So as long as you know who's growing it,
Speaker 3: and you know they're not spraying any chemicals on it,
Speaker 3: you should be good. Like if someone's growing it consciously
Speaker 3: and really cares about their plants, and you know, especially
Speaker 3: if it's an outdoor strain that's soaking up the sunlight.
Speaker 3: And you know, they're using things like ladybugs and praying mantis,
Speaker 3: and you know, these things that these little beautiful animals
Speaker 3: that you just put or you know, little insects that
Speaker 3: you put on these plants and they'll eat the aphids
Speaker 3: and they'll keep it safe, and things like kneem oil,
Speaker 3: natural things for pesticides. But if someone is intimidated by
Speaker 3: psilocybmin they they could completely transform their lives. With lions'
Speaker 3: main cortes EPs, rati, schitaki, turkey tail. You know, they're adaptogenic,
Speaker 3: they repair DNA, they increase athletic performance, they speed up recovery.
Speaker 3: They're anti fungal, they are anti inflammatory, they're anti estrogenic.
Speaker 3: They will boost sex drive into stosterone. They have neuroprotective benefits,
Speaker 3: they have anti cancer benefits. They are wonderful and it's
Speaker 3: a sentient intelligence. When you look at the mycillial network
Speaker 3: of Earth, it's very easy to compare it to Pandora
Speaker 3: in Avatar. When Sigourney Weaver's character is doing root samples
Speaker 3: and soil samples and she gets so excited that she
Speaker 3: discovered this neural network that goes all across Pandora where
Speaker 3: all of the trees are interconnected through this electrical system.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what mycilium is. And what's really fascinating Stein
Speaker 3: is that in Japan they did an overlay of the
Speaker 3: subway system in a petrie dish to create a maze,
Speaker 3: and they put a food source at the end of
Speaker 3: the maze, and they put my scilium at the beginning
Speaker 3: of the maze. They wanted to see how the mysilium
Speaker 3: would navigate the maze to find the food source. And
Speaker 3: what they found is that the mysilium determined a more
Speaker 3: efficient route than the best engineers in the country could
Speaker 3: determine to find the food source. And they completely redesigned
Speaker 3: the Tokyo subway system based on the overlay in this
Speaker 3: peatree dish. So my silium is an intelligence that also
Speaker 3: communicates telepathically through electrical signals to the roots of trees
Speaker 3: and plants to warn them about oncoming predators. So it
Speaker 3: is a psychic sentient intelligence.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, on the on the show that I did with Brandon,
Speaker 2: I I compared a little to the ends of the
Speaker 2: Lord of the Rings movies, very old sentience, very powerful
Speaker 2: and wise beings who knew all those trees from from
Speaker 2: acorn and nuts. But yeah, now, I that's that's always
Speaker 2: so fascinating to me. How nature. I mean, I guess
Speaker 2: you know, we are part of nature, but for some reason,
Speaker 2: we always see ourselves as being above nature. That is,
Speaker 2: until you know, nature comes knocking at the door, then
Speaker 2: we're absolutely freaking powerless. But it's it always finds a
Speaker 2: way and will most times find find a better way.
Speaker 2: And that's that's why I that's why I love how
Speaker 2: people like trade. There are where am I getting with this?
Speaker 2: I know what I want to say, just trying to
Speaker 2: find a good seguay. I I've heard of like companies
Speaker 2: who like hire architects and all of that, and they
Speaker 2: hire the the lazy ones. Why because they just wait
Speaker 2: till inspiration hits them and then like nine out of
Speaker 2: ten times, you know, when it's not forced, it is
Speaker 2: so much better. And I think, you know, we can
Speaker 2: we can definitely learn from that. You know, we're we
Speaker 2: are forcing ourselves too much too, you know, to want
Speaker 2: to be smart and to think that you know, we
Speaker 2: can do better than nature. I mean, we've we've seen it,
Speaker 2: you know, on a literal global scale, not five years ago,
Speaker 2: where everyone was afraid and you know, took all kinds
Speaker 2: of inoculations because they thought those were better than your
Speaker 2: own nature. Well, it's you know, it's so simple. It
Speaker 2: can be so so simple.
Speaker 3: The easiest way to realize that we're connected to nature
Speaker 3: is to study the Shuman resonance. So this frequency of
Speaker 3: seven point eight three herts or seven point six three herts,
Speaker 3: I might be getting that wrong, but it's an electromagnetic
Speaker 3: frequency that's emanated by the Earth. And when we take
Speaker 3: our shoes off and connect our bare feet to the
Speaker 3: grass or the dirt, we actually are discharging positively charged
Speaker 3: electrons into the earth. So we are removing free radicals
Speaker 3: electromagnetically simply by connecting our soul, our souls to Mother Nature.
Speaker 3: There's a healing frequency that automatically emanates from the Earth
Speaker 3: all the time. And when we remove the insulation, which
Speaker 3: is our rubber soled shoes and reconnect, it has a
Speaker 3: balancing effect on the body. This place wants to heal
Speaker 3: us constantly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, that's that's that's absolutely true. And I
Speaker 2: always love the well call it wordplay, you know, souls souls.
Speaker 2: It's just it's another way to I mean, language is
Speaker 2: so so incredible. But yeah, that that is why a
Speaker 2: while ago now I started buying those barefoot shoes, not
Speaker 2: with the toes on it, because those just look weird.
Speaker 2: So still with a rounded toe, but a lot broader
Speaker 2: and a lot thinner, like the soul, a lot thinner.
Speaker 2: So you have not like maybe not a direct connection
Speaker 2: to to the planet. But you know, in the especially
Speaker 2: if you live in the city, and I lived in
Speaker 2: a bigger city at least up until last April, so
Speaker 2: walking around barefoot in the city not the not the
Speaker 2: best of ideas, you know, if you if you want
Speaker 2: to keep your health and not you know, wound your
Speaker 2: feet all the time. But barefoot shoes are a are
Speaker 2: a great, great second, second option because I I started
Speaker 2: looking into that and it's I'm a father of to
Speaker 2: myself as well. And there's there's a reason why we
Speaker 2: find baby feet like so incredibly cute. For example, it's
Speaker 2: because they still have their their natural shape. And that's
Speaker 2: why for elderly people especially, you know, had a like
Speaker 2: an office job for so long where you have to
Speaker 2: wear those very like small tight leather shoes like you
Speaker 2: you get bunions. Well, yeah, because that's not the natural
Speaker 2: shape of your foot. You know, it's not supposed to
Speaker 2: to be like cramped that way. And that's why, you know,
Speaker 2: it's even such a stereotype that you know, after a
Speaker 2: long day of work, the first thing I do is
Speaker 2: take off my shoes. Well, yeah, because they're a lot
Speaker 2: uncomfortable because they're not in a natural shape.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So I own some zero shoes, which I started
Speaker 3: out with, and then I found Born Primitive for training
Speaker 3: shoes that have a wide toebox. Born Primitives are phenomenal
Speaker 3: training shoes. And then my boots are by Go Rock
Speaker 3: and they make stuff for the military, and they are
Speaker 3: the most comfortable boots I have ever worn in my life,
Speaker 3: straight out of the box. They have a wide toe
Speaker 3: box and this patented Achilles tenons support mechanism where there's
Speaker 3: like two soft bumps on either side of the Achilles
Speaker 3: tenon to really lock your foot in there. And I
Speaker 3: can wear these things for eighteen hours. I can go
Speaker 3: do a thirteen mile hike up to the top of
Speaker 3: the mountain, get done, drive all the way home and
Speaker 3: not feel like I need to take these things off.
Speaker 3: They are phenomenal, and some of them actually now I
Speaker 3: don't know the name of the company, but the real
Speaker 3: Catherine Blue on Instagram, she's got a huge following, and
Speaker 3: she wears these wide toe box grounding shoes that actually
Speaker 3: have a piece of copper that goes from the sole
Speaker 3: up into the shoe to allow for some electrical transmission.
Speaker 3: So you're actually grounding while wearing these if you are
Speaker 3: on unstained concrete, grass or dirt.
Speaker 2: Awesome. The picture that came to my mind right away
Speaker 2: is the autnief. They were old I want to say,
Speaker 2: shaman shoes, but like maybe not even that from so
Speaker 2: many tens of thousands of years ago, who had those
Speaker 2: paces of metal are some sort of a stone at
Speaker 2: the at the bottom so that their feet were protected,
Speaker 2: but they were still still grounded, and.
Speaker 3: A lot of the soles were leather as well, so
Speaker 3: natural material you will still allow you to ground. I
Speaker 3: just realized that I can see the livestream chat and
Speaker 3: Zara Lath a while ago had said the rule of
Speaker 3: one oh one of all magic, draw your circle, draw
Speaker 3: it clockwise, and then he says, thus I told you
Speaker 3: why above clockwise to do magic? And create. And it's
Speaker 3: funny that he says that, because when I'm spinning, I
Speaker 3: am doing intentions. I am thinking about all these things
Speaker 3: I'm working on. I'm having a vision of growing these
Speaker 3: different businesses and getting the book into high schools, and
Speaker 3: you know, working with veterans with PTSD on this machine,
Speaker 3: on this ranch, I can visualize the ranch down to
Speaker 3: the finest detail, and all of these things I believe
Speaker 3: will be manifest And maybe I'm doing it without knowing
Speaker 3: why I'm doing it. And now Zara Lath is telling
Speaker 3: me why I'm doing it.
Speaker 2: It's because it's it's literally magic what you're well, I'm
Speaker 2: excited because I'm going to hire him to do a
Speaker 2: reading for me, I think on the eighteenth, So you know,
Speaker 2: that's something i'd like to record and put out on Spotify.
Speaker 3: Because when I joined Your Lives with You and Zarah
Speaker 3: Lath and he was kind enough to do a reading
Speaker 3: for me, he pulled out a card that gave me
Speaker 3: the chills, and it was the card about the bees.
Speaker 3: And so I don't remember all the details, but the
Speaker 3: reason why that one resonated so much with me is
Speaker 3: because I'm constantly in the summer time I'm you know,
Speaker 3: my wife put all these beautiful mosaic tiles throughout the pool,
Speaker 3: like you know, Nemo and Dory and big huge sea
Speaker 3: turtles and all these colorful tiles. And I'm always finding
Speaker 3: honey bees in the pool, and so I'll pick them
Speaker 3: up with my hand if they're still alive, and put
Speaker 3: them on my finger and just stare at this bee
Speaker 3: and let him dry off. And when he's ready, he
Speaker 3: flies away, and I say, like, go make honey bee
Speaker 3: go back to work, you know. And I love it,
Speaker 3: and I have no fear of bees at all. I
Speaker 3: think bees are just wonderful. And so Zarah Lath happened
Speaker 3: to pull out that bee card, which is really what
Speaker 3: motivated me to want to hire him to do a
Speaker 3: real reading. So I'm excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I know what you I know the reading
Speaker 2: you mean, that was the one we did last week,
Speaker 2: actually the first reading of twenty twenty five or twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five of the the Gregorian Calendar. That is so
Speaker 2: for you know, everyone everyone watching and listening. If you
Speaker 2: if you haven't seen it yet, just go to my
Speaker 2: my channel. It should be the life before this one.
Speaker 2: I'm always also very interested into people's origin story, or
Speaker 2: for some people there their villain arc. What caused your
Speaker 2: awakening to all of this?
Speaker 3: What what made you?
Speaker 2: What made you first go something's up with this?
Speaker 3: So I had a pretty good shot at a baseball
Speaker 3: scholarship and probably could have taken it further. I was
Speaker 3: pretty fucking good at baseball, and I worked at a
Speaker 3: baseball card store. I met a lot of the pros.
Speaker 3: I called one of the San Diego Padres games when
Speaker 3: I was young. You know, my dad knew a lot
Speaker 3: of the guys. His college roommate was the batting practice
Speaker 3: pitcher for the Padres. So I was around a lot
Speaker 3: of ballplayers, and I loved baseball, played hours and hours
Speaker 3: a day, and you know, that's what I wanted to do.
Speaker 3: But after the nineteen ninety five Super Bowl, in the
Speaker 3: middle of my senior year of high school, I got
Speaker 3: in a car accident that broke every bone on the
Speaker 3: left side of my face and they were shocked. I
Speaker 3: didn't break my neck. I had a full facial reconstruction
Speaker 3: on the left side, so orbital bone, cheek bone, jaw,
Speaker 3: and nose and it was miserable and I had a
Speaker 3: bunch of lost time during the accident. In about six
Speaker 3: months after the accident, I started having these out of
Speaker 3: body experiences and the internet was brand new. America Online
Speaker 3: had just came out. I just got my first email address,
Speaker 3: and there was really no information out there. So I
Speaker 3: went to a psychic bookstore. A sweet old lady sold
Speaker 3: me a book on astral projection, and she told me
Speaker 3: to start keeping a journal, and I did. And what
Speaker 3: started happening is I would have these lucid dreams in
Speaker 3: which I was in full control of my dream. Anything
Speaker 3: I thought of would happen. I felt like I was
Speaker 3: playing a video game. I was in total control, and
Speaker 3: I realized I could fly, and I could fly fast,
Speaker 3: really fast, and I started flying straight up as high
Speaker 3: as I could go. I wanted to go to what
Speaker 3: I thought was outer space at the time, and I
Speaker 3: knew nothing of a firmaments. I knew nothing of flattery theory.
Speaker 3: And what was odd is that when I flew aside
Speaker 3: as I could fly, there was a dome. There was
Speaker 3: a cover in this dream world, and I could fly
Speaker 3: into it. And as soon as I would fly into it,
Speaker 3: I would be paralyzed in my body in the bed,
Speaker 3: And then all of a sudden my legs were detached,
Speaker 3: my torsa would detach, and my head were detached, and
Speaker 3: I'd be floating above my bed and I could see
Speaker 3: my limp body lying in the bed, and I was
Speaker 3: out of my body. And then the first few times
Speaker 3: it scared me and I would wake up instantly, And
Speaker 3: then I kept doing it and I could stay out longer.
Speaker 3: Then I got a little more confident and realized I
Speaker 3: could actually pass through my bedroom wall. Then I realized
Speaker 3: I could fly. Then I realized I could move stuff
Speaker 3: with my mind. Then I realized there was an entirely
Speaker 3: new world out there that I started to explore. So
Speaker 3: I kept a journal for about a year and a
Speaker 3: half and had somewhere in the neighborhood of forty five
Speaker 3: different experiences over that year and a half. It wouldn't
Speaker 3: it wouldn't happen every night. I had a method. I
Speaker 3: had to focus on it. I had a thing I
Speaker 3: would do during the day when I was conscious. I
Speaker 3: would look at my hands and I would say, am
Speaker 3: I dreaming? Am I dreaming? Am I dreaming? And then
Speaker 3: in the dream world, I would look at my hands
Speaker 3: and they would be illuminated, and instantly the dream would
Speaker 3: go lucid. Then I would take off and fly straight up.
Speaker 3: And when I would reach the dome, I knew the system.
Speaker 3: Like I would reach the dome, I would be paralyzed.
Speaker 3: I could detach, I could float. Then I would go
Speaker 3: through my bedroom wall and go explore this new world.
Speaker 3: And I was seventeen, and I was recovering from a
Speaker 3: horrific surgery, and you know, was so PTSD. I could
Speaker 3: not be a passenger in a vehicle. I just would
Speaker 3: stay home. I felt like I was kind of going crazy,
Speaker 3: and I stopped completely. It scared the shit out of me.
Speaker 3: I wasn't comfortable proceeding, and I buried it. And I
Speaker 3: got a job at the gym as a personal trainer.
Speaker 3: My baseball dreams were over, and I got into bodybuilding
Speaker 3: and spent every waking hour in a health club training
Speaker 3: clients or training myself. And it led to a about
Speaker 3: a twelve year career in the fitness industry.
Speaker 2: Wow, so what makes you like Well, I guess you
Speaker 2: could say pick it back up again. I mean you
Speaker 2: at a I saw the pictures that you shared of
Speaker 2: you and your your bodybuilding days. Even with that, you
Speaker 2: could have gone, you know, you could have gone far
Speaker 2: if you if you wanted.
Speaker 3: To, so I wanted I didn't want to take the
Speaker 3: level of drugs that the pros were taking. So I
Speaker 3: knew a lot of them, and I knew a lot
Speaker 3: of the six ship that would go on in the
Speaker 3: industry up in Venice Beach and what these guys were
Speaker 3: willing to do to get their drugs, and it was
Speaker 3: I don't even want to get into it. It's it's
Speaker 3: a nasty fucking scene, you know. And I was approached
Speaker 3: by a lot of different companies and magazines and it's
Speaker 3: a fucking nasty industry. And I knew I wanted to
Speaker 3: have kids one day, and I was worried about the
Speaker 3: drug use. So the last cycle I ran was like
Speaker 3: two thousand and three, and I didn't actually start TRT
Speaker 3: until last year. So I've been natural for I was
Speaker 3: natural for over twenty years. But really I buried my
Speaker 3: spiritual quest towards the end of nineteen ninety five. I
Speaker 3: had just turned eighteen. I turned eighteen that summer, and
Speaker 3: that's when I just dove into the gym and was
Speaker 3: all done with like astral projection and spirituality and all
Speaker 3: this shit. I didn't I didn't want anything to do
Speaker 3: with it. And it wasn't until two thousand and seven
Speaker 3: that I woke up again. And I woke up again
Speaker 3: when I found Alex Jones and realized that the Federal
Speaker 3: Reserve was not actually a part of the government, and
Speaker 3: that these people were creating money out of thin air
Speaker 3: and loaning it to our government. Who were they? And
Speaker 3: then it was the rabbit hole, dude, it was I
Speaker 3: found the rabbit hole again in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. So many people seemed to start off with
Speaker 2: conspiracies or what have been dubbed conspiracy. At the very least,
Speaker 2: the conspiracy to spirituality pipeline is very real, and unfortunately,
Speaker 2: so is the what nowadays is the fitness influencer to
Speaker 2: OnlyFans pipeline. So yeah, the willingness to do everything and
Speaker 2: anything for the drugs that you have to take to
Speaker 2: get to that level of bodybuilding.
Speaker 3: It's fucking pathetic and it's disgusting and it's depravity and
Speaker 3: it is uh that's why so many of them are
Speaker 3: injecting newbane and taking ecstasy all the time and doing
Speaker 3: coke and they're on half a dozen or more different
Speaker 3: compounds simultaneously. It is a fucking, dirty, dangerous industry. So
Speaker 3: I went the natural route for over twenty years.
Speaker 2: Which is why so many high level bodybuilders seem to
Speaker 2: barely make it past forty just because of all the
Speaker 2: stuff that they know, they put into their bodies and
Speaker 2: then you know, push their bodies to the absolute extreme.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, we are spiritual beings inhabiting physical body,
Speaker 2: but you know, you still gotta got to treat this
Speaker 2: this body, this this physical well vessel. Really, I don't
Speaker 2: want to say shell, it's a vessel more like it.
Speaker 2: You're still got to treat it right. And if you're
Speaker 2: you know, if you're gonna abuse it, you're gonna you're
Speaker 2: gonna pay the price for it.
Speaker 3: But I think it's disrespecting Mother Nature. It's disrespecting infinite intelligence.
Speaker 3: This thing is such a magnificent creation. Just our capabilities
Speaker 3: are dormant capabilities that have been hidden from us intentionally.
Speaker 3: And you know, to really experience love and connectedness and
Speaker 3: an awakening and being connected to nature, to deeply love
Speaker 3: a woman, to watch her give birth to these children,
Speaker 3: to watch her feed these children from this beautiful body,
Speaker 3: where her magical body just creates this perfect food for
Speaker 3: this baby. I mean, you have to be in awe
Speaker 3: of the beauty of creation and this thing is a temple.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, if you're constantly stressed about
Speaker 3: the cam trails and the nanobots and the mRNA and
Speaker 3: the GMOs and the floride and like, you're gonna create
Speaker 3: so much fucking stress about trying to be healthy that
Speaker 3: you're gonna make yourself sick. So you've got to find
Speaker 3: a happy medium between an awareness of how fucking toxic
Speaker 3: society is but also knowing you can only focus on
Speaker 3: what you can control. So, am I gonna worry about
Speaker 3: fucking nanobots and the fog? Or am I going to
Speaker 3: get a whole house water filtration system so my family's
Speaker 3: not bathing an atrazine and fluoride and chlorine. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: pick the water filter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, that is that's such a such an important lesson,
Speaker 2: you know, And that that also it's it's another another
Speaker 2: kind of grounding. Control what you can control, do what
Speaker 2: you can do. I know that when I first woke
Speaker 2: up to the truth of this world a well, I
Speaker 2: mean I did fall down the rabbit hole, but it
Speaker 2: was it was a deep, dark hole that I fell into.
Speaker 2: And I felt I felt lost, I felt angry, I
Speaker 2: I you know, felt like I I literally lost control
Speaker 2: and lost, you know, all motivation for things, because you know,
Speaker 2: if I can't control anything, if it is all controlled
Speaker 2: by you know, all these these groups and all these
Speaker 2: people or entity or whatever they may be, then you know,
Speaker 2: what can I do? Well, what can I do? I
Speaker 2: can do whatever I can, whatever I have the possibility
Speaker 2: to do, whether that be you know, just eat and clean,
Speaker 2: going to the gym, taking care of myself. I'm already doing.
Speaker 2: I'm already doing something, you know, and that's that's more
Speaker 2: than most most already do. But it's it's a hard
Speaker 2: heart lesson to learn, but it's a very important lesson
Speaker 2: to learn.
Speaker 3: We've all been black pilled and what and the description
Speaker 3: you just gave is literally the definition of being black pilt.
Speaker 3: And we've all been there. Because when you wake up
Speaker 3: to the magnitude of this deception and you realize that
Speaker 3: everything you've ever been taught is fake. Everything about history
Speaker 3: is fake, everything about medicine is fake, everything about government
Speaker 3: is fake, everything about the financial markets is fake. Everything
Speaker 3: in the educational system is fake. All of this amazing
Speaker 3: technology that's been suppressed, the control over society, All the
Speaker 3: wars have been engineered, all these lives have been wasted.
Speaker 3: And then you get into the children and Adrenochrome and
Speaker 3: Hollywood and MK Ultra and Mockingbird and all the D
Speaker 3: class operations nine to eleven, the deep underground bases, the
Speaker 3: tunnel systems, the trillions of dollars that have gone missing
Speaker 3: from the Pentagon. How can you not lose your shit?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: How can it? Is a level of evil. This reality
Speaker 3: is incomprehensible to most people. It's so gnarly and so
Speaker 3: uncomfortable that that's why cognitive dissonance is so convenient for
Speaker 3: the controllers, because humanity in general would rather believe a
Speaker 3: comfortable lie than entertain the possibility that they have been deceived.
Speaker 3: And so that's why they're going to watch football, That's
Speaker 3: why they're going to watch porn. That's why they're going
Speaker 3: to gamble, that's why they're going to take prozac. That's
Speaker 3: why they're gonna drink a fucking bottle of wine every night.
Speaker 3: That's why they're going to watch them deprave miniseries on HBO,
Speaker 3: like they're going to want to pacify and distract themselves
Speaker 3: from an unbearable situation through entertainment or entrainment and pacification
Speaker 3: to avoid facing reality. And that requires spiritual strength, karmic propensity,
Speaker 3: and faith.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but what I have I have learned or have
Speaker 2: had to had to learn, is that all those things
Speaker 2: that you just mentioned, or at least a few of them,
Speaker 2: like they're they're okay to do. It's okay to you know,
Speaker 2: to have a drink every once in a while. It's
Speaker 2: it's perfectly okay to watch a watch a show on
Speaker 2: TV on a Friday evening with you know, with your
Speaker 2: loved one next to you, when when the kids are
Speaker 2: in bed, Like it's perfectly fine to to do that.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean that, or doesn't necessarily mean at least
Speaker 2: that you are, you know, brainwashing yourself all over again.
Speaker 2: And that's like, that's another thing that some truthers are
Speaker 2: a little too too hardcore, and that it's like you
Speaker 2: can do nothing.
Speaker 3: Because they're fucking scared, bro, They're fucking scared. They don't
Speaker 3: know that they're an infinite being. And when you're awake
Speaker 3: and you watch something on Amazon Prime or Netflix, you're
Speaker 3: automatically going to detect the programming and then you'll say, Wow,
Speaker 3: it's interesting how they peppered that in there, or wow,
Speaker 3: really is that what they're kind of gearing everyone up to?
Speaker 3: But it's funny because all they have is fear, and
Speaker 3: so if the collective consciousness exists in a vibrational frequency
Speaker 3: of fear, they're going to be more willing to not
Speaker 3: only accept that outcome, but the question is does the
Speaker 3: energy of the collective fear allow for the outcome to manifest?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean if the collective consciousness or collective unconsciousness,
Speaker 2: if you will, is you know, all geared to words
Speaker 2: fear and fearing everything, really fearing everyone. You know, we've
Speaker 2: seen in our generation. I never thought that, you know,
Speaker 2: in my lifetime, I would I would see something like
Speaker 2: that happen. Like we all know the stories of you know,
Speaker 2: World War Two, especially hearing Europe, especially here in the
Speaker 2: Netherlands because it was quite literally right next door to
Speaker 2: us where most of it happened. So, you know, us
Speaker 2: Europeans were very very well versed in what happened in
Speaker 2: World War Two, or at least what happens according to
Speaker 2: the according to the history books. You know, let's just
Speaker 2: let's say that, and you know, we add a similar situation,
Speaker 2: but on another level, you know, not five years ago,
Speaker 2: and it was shocking to see how fast people will
Speaker 2: turn on each other, how fast people will rat each
Speaker 2: other out because they think they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 2: And I think that's another I hate to say it,
Speaker 2: but you know, the powers that be, they are doing
Speaker 2: a magnificent job. You know the things that they are accomplishing,
Speaker 2: and in the sometimes short time span that they are accomplished,
Speaker 2: it is amazing to see for all the wrong reasons.
Speaker 2: But you know, just tell people that there is this
Speaker 2: dangerous thing floating around that you know you cannot see,
Speaker 2: but you know, trust us. It is incredibly dangerous. And
Speaker 2: just watch people turn on each other right away, like
Speaker 2: turn on a dime. Literally fascinating to see.
Speaker 3: So people are very suggestible. And when you keep people
Speaker 3: in a vibrational state of fear in the lower three
Speaker 3: energy meridians, and they're dysfunctional. The common emotions are fear, regret, remorse, jealousy, envy, rage, lust, greed, depression, insomnia, anxiety,
Speaker 3: all these things. And so we've also been engineered through
Speaker 3: modern religion to want a savior. So we have abdicated
Speaker 3: personal responsibility and we have put all of our faith
Speaker 3: in something external, and that representation of waiting for or
Speaker 3: longing for someone or something outside of us to save us.
Speaker 3: That role is assumed by the government and they operate
Speaker 3: under the guise of being the protector and the savior.
Speaker 3: Big brother government, Right, Uncle Sam is gonna get your back.
Speaker 3: And so they have commanded and also demanded loyalty from
Speaker 3: the population, and without critical thinkers, and that's something that
Speaker 3: has been intentionally extinguished, they're able to reach that goal
Speaker 3: where they have automatic buy in from a large percentage
Speaker 3: of the population through mind control.
Speaker 2: Yeah, although the hero complex, as you described it, that
Speaker 2: seems to be much more a American thing. You know,
Speaker 2: I can, I can fortunately very easily look at it
Speaker 2: from a distance because you know, I am literally at
Speaker 2: a distance, and also being married to an American really
Speaker 2: does help with a greater understanding of that. But here
Speaker 2: in Europe, or at least Western Europe Netherlands, I guess
Speaker 2: more specifically, since I am Dutch, we don't really look
Speaker 2: up to our politicians, we don't look up to our king.
Speaker 2: We're not expecting them to save us. I mean a
Speaker 2: part of the population still is, of course, and you know,
Speaker 2: probably always there will probably always be a part that
Speaker 2: you know, things that we can just vote all our
Speaker 2: problems away if just the right party, you know, gets
Speaker 2: the majority, if we just have the right prime minister,
Speaker 2: then you know, everything is going to be resolved. But
Speaker 2: you know, here in the Netherlands, and I guess it's
Speaker 2: because we have been hit hard over the last well
Speaker 2: eighty years, in those those last two major ways. During
Speaker 2: World War Two, we definitely tried to stay neutral. We
Speaker 2: definitely did did still get hits, but you know, mostly
Speaker 2: just because of the you know how close we are
Speaker 2: geographically to Germany and France and Belgium where all of
Speaker 2: it happened during the whole you know recent pandemic thing,
Speaker 2: there were riots, just so many, so many riots. Are
Speaker 2: our farmers together with the Canadian farmers, are hits incredibly hard.
Speaker 2: So I think us, at least as duchies, we learned
Speaker 2: from from history and over time we learned that we
Speaker 2: have to depend on ourselves. We just have to because
Speaker 2: we can't can't really count on anyone else to save us.
Speaker 2: I mean, we looked at politicians to help us, they
Speaker 2: only exacerbated the issues. We looked at you know, the king,
Speaker 2: the head of our country to do something about it,
Speaker 2: and you know, he'll give a nice speech with you know,
Speaker 2: some words of encouragement, but you know then I'll just
Speaker 2: take off on a splin and go on vacation. Degreees.
Speaker 2: That's literally what happens. A few years ago, we had
Speaker 2: some problems with flooding. I mean that happens pretty quickly
Speaker 2: if you know, more than half of your country is
Speaker 2: below sea level. So floodings, when they occur, they're pretty
Speaker 2: damn bad. And our king was just like, nah, I'm
Speaker 2: going to go on holiday, you know bye. I mean,
Speaker 2: he did come back because the outrage was just too
Speaker 2: great to ignore. So he was like, shit, oh there
Speaker 2: goes my pleasant holiday on the you know, the isles
Speaker 2: of Greece. I guess I got to be a king.
Speaker 2: So it's very much. I have kind of spoken about
Speaker 2: this yesterday. I believe with someone who is in the
Speaker 2: Telegram group already, that the differences between America and Europe
Speaker 2: are just are so incredibly great. But still, you know,
Speaker 2: most Europeans we do still see the Americans as as
Speaker 2: our kin, you know, and you know they will always
Speaker 2: be be welcome to you know, come back to the Motherlands.
Speaker 2: But you know, in short, the hero thing seems to
Speaker 2: be very much an American thing, maybe also because your
Speaker 2: American pop culture is literally it's all about heroes, you know,
Speaker 2: the biggest being, you know, Superman, and then you have
Speaker 2: the like the anti hero in Batman, who is like
Speaker 2: Superman but then cool, you know, and dark and brooding.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's interesting. But you know, luckily many
Speaker 2: many people over time have realized that if you're looking
Speaker 2: for a hero, look in the mirror. We can only
Speaker 2: save ourselves. And it sucks, it absolutely sucks, but it's
Speaker 2: you know, it's pretty much the only way.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, in America, you've got Superman, Batman, Iron Man,
Speaker 3: Wonder Woman, You've got Neo from the Matrix. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, they're they're constantly like reinventing the Messiah in
Speaker 3: all these movies. And then you've got your religious ones
Speaker 3: like Jesus and John fourteen twelve says you will do
Speaker 3: all these works I have done, and more so, it
Speaker 3: seems like in that book, Jesus is giving permission to
Speaker 3: everyone to not only work all these miracles that he
Speaker 3: supposedly worked, but even to take it to the next level.
Speaker 3: And I really think that that has to do a
Speaker 3: spiritual enlightenment, and so I truly believe that all of
Speaker 3: us have that capability, and if you want to call
Speaker 3: it the activation of Christ's consciousness, I'm a believer in
Speaker 3: that because I think it would be grandiose and egotistical
Speaker 3: to think that one man is born at some point
Speaker 3: in our generation or future generation, who single handedly is
Speaker 3: going to change the world. It just doesn't work like that.
Speaker 3: I think that that for change to occur, there has
Speaker 3: to be a collective vibrational frequency change, an elevation of
Speaker 3: collective consciousness that requires the ascension of many individuals to
Speaker 3: a level that a lot of people would refer to
Speaker 3: as enlightenment, which I think is simply a complete activation
Speaker 3: of the human energy meridian system. So the physical vehicle
Speaker 3: is operating in a frequency that can attain and process
Speaker 3: higher levels of consciousness to see the unseen, to know
Speaker 3: the unknown, to heal conditions that are intractable in themselves
Speaker 3: and also others through methodologies and herbs and plants and
Speaker 3: modalities that are designed to retune this thing like a
Speaker 3: grand piano. That's what this is. It's all about frequency.
Speaker 3: Just like Nicola Tesla said, vibration and frequency, and so
Speaker 3: when enough people are harmonizing at a certain level, there
Speaker 3: will be a buoyancy increase within the collective that will
Speaker 3: allow for an elevation in the collective consciousness. And when
Speaker 3: that occurs, the control system will no longer have a
Speaker 3: stranglehold on consciousness. Their mind control will not work because
Speaker 3: everyone will see through the predictive programming. Their drugs will
Speaker 3: be unnecessary because people will realize that plants will cure
Speaker 3: just about everything. They will start living and operating differently.
Speaker 3: They will realize that their words and thoughts create the reality.
Speaker 3: They will no longer be subject to the monkey mind.
Speaker 3: They will no longer be subject to insomnia, depression, anxiety, anger, rage, jealousy.
Speaker 3: They will live in gratitude, they will live in love.
Speaker 3: They will respect themselves, they will have personal dignity. They
Speaker 3: will be strong fathers and mothers. They will uplift all
Speaker 3: those around them. That's how we create this christ consciousness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with that. I mean, I maybe be
Speaker 2: a pagan, I may be a Germanic heat and not
Speaker 2: a follower of Christ, but I have seen enough and
Speaker 2: learned enough over the years to know that a that
Speaker 2: that is what we need, and I do believe that
Speaker 2: that is also what is happening already.
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 2: My I guess from earlier today she sees it too,
Speaker 2: like she called it a revival as well, like she
Speaker 2: started a company. She's a medium and doula end of
Speaker 2: life doula that is, and she you know, goes by
Speaker 2: soul revival with the Great Armed Pagans. We we dubbed
Speaker 2: it the Pagan revival, but it's it's merely just different
Speaker 2: ways of saying the same thing that the old ways,
Speaker 2: the old gods are returning, they are they are coming back,
Speaker 2: or they are back and gaining in strength merely because
Speaker 2: we're we're seeing and noticing and learning ourselves firsthands that
Speaker 2: you know, these modern ways, these modern times, the you know,
Speaker 2: the timeline that we're guided into a tech know, logical singularity.
Speaker 2: You know. They make it look really cool in the movies.
Speaker 2: They make it look really cool during those you know,
Speaker 2: techno festivals with you know, everything AI in the imagery
Speaker 2: and whatever. It looks incredibly amazing, but the reality is
Speaker 2: probably something more like Warhammer forty K. I don't play
Speaker 2: it myself, but i've I've you know, heard enough of
Speaker 2: the lore here and there to to you know, kind
Speaker 2: of see that that is more our reality. People are
Speaker 2: starting to realize like, hey, this this ain't it. So
Speaker 2: if they passed or if the I should say, if
Speaker 2: the present sucks, and if it's looking like the future
Speaker 2: is gonna you know, suck even harder, then we're going
Speaker 2: to start looking into the past. Well what do we
Speaker 2: find in the past. We find our ancestors, we find
Speaker 2: our gods, We find morals, values, dignity, strength, you know,
Speaker 2: all the things that we are looking for today in
Speaker 2: you know, in our leaders as well. You know what
Speaker 2: they are supposed to be. They're supposed to, you know,
Speaker 2: guide us, they are supposed to lead us. They are
Speaker 2: supposed to, you know, do what's what's best for us,
Speaker 2: not what's you know, what's best for their career, for
Speaker 2: their their bank accounts. And yeah, then soon, especially you
Speaker 2: know here in in Europe, Northern Europe, northwestern Europe, you'll
Speaker 2: find that our gods they were those those warriors, our
Speaker 2: ancestors were those warriors. And even if they were not
Speaker 2: you know, Viking, because that's that's another thing. Every you know,
Speaker 2: every half baked Viking fanboys like I'm a descendant of rock,
Speaker 2: No arm My ancestors were vikings, No, there were not.
Speaker 2: It's it's more likely that they were just farmers living
Speaker 2: a hard but simple life. But still, our gods are
Speaker 2: those you know, those powerful gods, and they they exude
Speaker 2: that power. So there is a there is a revival going,
Speaker 2: and I do believe that. Of course, the powers that
Speaker 2: be also see that. They also notice that, and that
Speaker 2: may be the reason where, you know, and as how
Speaker 2: I see it, probably is the reason why it seems
Speaker 2: that things are ramping up and are following up on
Speaker 2: each other so incredibly fast. Like you know, just think
Speaker 2: of even what like twenty years ago, how how many
Speaker 2: terrorist attacks were there, either you know, in some far
Speaker 2: away Middle Eastern country or on your on our own soil.
Speaker 2: Not that much crazy here and there every now and then.
Speaker 2: You know, crazy people are everywhere of every time. But
Speaker 2: you know, there are so many, so many more these days.
Speaker 2: And I think that is because you know, the revival
Speaker 2: that that is happening. You know, call it a you know,
Speaker 2: the return of Christ, the return of Christ. Consciousness called
Speaker 2: it the pagan reviv who call it the soul revival.
Speaker 2: It's happening, and it can't be stopped. So yeah, like,
Speaker 2: what are the problems that be or what are they
Speaker 2: going to do? Throw everything at us? You know, if
Speaker 2: they can't win, then you know, at least they'll make
Speaker 2: sure that they go out with the biggest bang that
Speaker 2: they can accomplish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, real quick, shout out to rob with disorganized productions.
Speaker 3: He just entered the chat. And you know, people got
Speaker 3: to realize that they tell you what they want to do.
Speaker 3: But the problem is that most people don't read books.
Speaker 3: And the original chief engineer of Google is a guy
Speaker 3: called Ray Kurzweil, and he wrote a book called The
Speaker 3: Singularity Is Near And basically what they have outlined for
Speaker 3: the future of humanity is this. They envision human beings
Speaker 3: being androgynists, cyborg worker drones that have a computer chip
Speaker 3: and live to be a thousand years old. They're incapable
Speaker 3: of reproduction. They work menial, repetitive, ridiculous jobs for nine
Speaker 3: hundred years, then they get one hundred years off at
Speaker 3: the end to do whatever it is that they do,
Speaker 3: and they are recycled and the liquefied remains of the
Speaker 3: dead are fed to the living cyborg working drones. And
Speaker 3: that is what they want for humanity, so you know,
Speaker 3: and if people want to be scared of that, they're
Speaker 3: just going to drive themselves crazy. Because I think that
Speaker 3: these people, or at these demons, entities, fucking nepheline, hybrids, reptilan,
Speaker 3: whatever the fuck these things are, I think they are
Speaker 3: so disgusting and so pathetic and so ridiculous in their
Speaker 3: approach and their vision and their goals. They're so predictable.
Speaker 3: None of them have charisma, none of them are attractive.
Speaker 3: None of them seem to have morals, integrity, dignity, self respect,
Speaker 3: or a love for humanity. They are the antithesis of that.
Speaker 3: And they are so fucking pathetic and so ridiculous and
Speaker 3: so ugly and so miserable that if you can transmute
Speaker 3: your fear into disgust and you give none of your loose,
Speaker 3: none of your energy to the system, and you guard it,
Speaker 3: and you create a force field around your home of
Speaker 3: spiritual protection, and the environment in your home is one
Speaker 3: of peace and love and harmony and honesty and transparency.
Speaker 3: Where you are respecting and loving your wife, Where you
Speaker 3: are honoring and encouraging your children, showing them approval and
Speaker 3: recognition and compliments, Where laughter and joy and dancing and
Speaker 3: singing and cooking and art and creative endeavors are a
Speaker 3: foundational element of your family and your home. You will
Speaker 3: be insulated from all of this fuckery and you never
Speaker 3: ever have to be scared, because these beings are fucking
Speaker 3: pathetic and they're going to lose. They're losing now, which
Speaker 3: is why they're like lighting places like La on fire
Speaker 3: so they can further their plans for the Agenda twenty
Speaker 3: forty five and all their fucking smart cities, just like
Speaker 3: they did in Maui, just like they did in Chile.
Speaker 3: It's all predictable. You can't be scared of it. They're
Speaker 3: gonna crash and burn. They're absolutely going to crash and burn.
Speaker 3: And it's not going to be a physical fight. As
Speaker 3: much as I love guns. As much as I love guns,
Speaker 3: this is a spiritual war and the only way we
Speaker 3: win is by elevation of active consciousness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, I mean it's this is spiritual, spiritual
Speaker 2: warfare at at its finest. Really, maybe that's that's why
Speaker 2: you know why they was it. Albert Pike Grand Mason,
Speaker 2: third degree Mason. He said that I something along the
Speaker 2: lines of I do not know with which tools, World
Speaker 2: War three will be fought, but the fourth will be
Speaker 2: fought with sticks and stones. Yeah, probably because you know,
Speaker 2: the Third World War, you could say we're you know,
Speaker 2: we're definitely in it. I would say that probably kicked
Speaker 2: into into high gear in twenty twenty. It's been brewing
Speaker 2: underneath the surface before then, but definitely kicked into high
Speaker 2: gear in in twenty twenty. But yeah, like after after this, on,
Speaker 2: after they whoever the elusive they are, I don't want
Speaker 2: to say defeated, but powerless more like it. Then the
Speaker 2: only ones who will be left are the ones who
Speaker 2: you know, who didn't smarten up to it and who
Speaker 2: are left behind. And now you know they have nothing
Speaker 2: at all, They have nothing to defend them themselves with
Speaker 2: two fights anything off with.
Speaker 3: So well, that's also assuming a massive amount of physical
Speaker 3: destruction in the geography and the infrastructure. And so when
Speaker 3: you look at the fact that China is the third
Speaker 3: largest holder of real estate in the United States, they
Speaker 3: have a fucking trillion dollars in real estate and they
Speaker 3: also own two trillion dollars of treasury bonds. So if
Speaker 3: you own a country, and you own infrastructure, and you
Speaker 3: own farmland, and you own buildings, and you own real estate,
Speaker 3: like residential real estate. You're not gonna fucking vombit. You're
Speaker 3: not gonna vomit. So it's like it Catch twenty two.
Speaker 3: And you also say, like, who's really fighting who? Because
Speaker 3: if all these people, like Yost showed in his presentation
Speaker 3: on the most recent episode, they all rub elbows at
Speaker 3: the WF Forum and Davos or Davos, they all are buddies.
Speaker 3: It's like a big fucking show. And all these countries
Speaker 3: all adhere to the Antarctic Treaty forever, Like how old
Speaker 3: really is that fucking treaty. It's not from the feast.
Speaker 3: I think this shit goes back hundreds, if not thousands
Speaker 3: of years. Because that's why Hitler was so obsessed with Antarctica,
Speaker 3: because the real did a remote viewing and they saw
Speaker 3: all these pyramids and technology and fucking you know, vermonas
Speaker 3: and shit were down there, and so that's how Hitler
Speaker 3: had these fucking bell shaped anti grividic craft. You can
Speaker 3: see the engineering plans of them. They're all declassified.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: That's probably most of the stuff that's going on in
Speaker 3: the United States is like reverse engineer tech that they
Speaker 3: brought back from Operation High Jump. So you know, I
Speaker 3: don't think any I mean, obviously real people are dying,
Speaker 3: which is fucking pathetic, but they love that because they're demons.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we're really losing human beings, like human beings
Speaker 3: are dying in these you know, engineered conflicts. But I
Speaker 3: just don't see like a Terminator type of situation or
Speaker 3: a mad Max beyond Thunderdome type of situation where we're
Speaker 3: living in this like dystopian future like the movie The Road.
Speaker 3: I just don't see it going down like that. And
Speaker 3: I also believe that these demons are going to crash
Speaker 3: and burn so fucking hard that their only option is
Speaker 3: going to be to retreat to all of their multi
Speaker 3: million dollar underground bunkers. I think they're never ever going
Speaker 3: to be able to show their face in public again.
Speaker 3: So I don't think, you know, I don't think these
Speaker 3: bunkers are designed to like, you know, keep them alive
Speaker 3: when the nukes start going off. I think it's their
Speaker 3: retreat because they're fucking losing.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's a good one.
Speaker 3: That yeah, I mean that's really positive. Bro.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean underground, underground bunker. You know, you either
Speaker 2: have to have to flee way high up or go
Speaker 2: you know, go way down low. And then I guess
Speaker 2: into the earth might be the safest place to go
Speaker 2: in the the easiest place to to reach and to stay.
Speaker 1: But I.
Speaker 2: I'm not I I'm not thinking of a like a
Speaker 2: true physical man made destruction. I don't think nuclear warfare
Speaker 2: is going to be a going to be a thing
Speaker 2: or anymore. Perhaps you know, we were on the brink
Speaker 2: of it, but for some reason we skipped. That's that timeline.
Speaker 2: You know, we're we're already on a or on two.
Speaker 2: I of a vibration too to stay on that that timeline,
Speaker 2: because I do believe it is possible to to do that.
Speaker 2: One of my my I had a conversation of that
Speaker 2: with one of my former guests on the on the podcast,
Speaker 2: she said that you can, you can consciously skip timelines
Speaker 2: if you if you so choose. But I'm thinking more
Speaker 2: of like a Tartaria type of resets, So the resets
Speaker 2: of the cycle, because our cycles, we we think of
Speaker 2: them in in force in modern day, it's infest, the Heathens,
Speaker 2: the Pagans. We had two really, but it's always for
Speaker 2: it's spring, summer, autumn, winter, it's the the Golden Age,
Speaker 2: the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, the Iron age, or
Speaker 2: well first iron them runs. So if the fourth cycle,
Speaker 2: if that's the one that's going to be fought with
Speaker 2: sticks and stones, then you know we're in the third
Speaker 2: cycle now and the fourth going. I guess that then
Speaker 2: will be the reset that you know, that's that that
Speaker 2: is why the fourth war, because I mean, we'll always
Speaker 2: be at war with with each other for some reason.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking more of like those kind of resets because
Speaker 2: with the the raising of the vibrations, were also raising
Speaker 2: the vibration of our planet, and you're you start to
Speaker 2: see definitely a split in humanity already between those who
Speaker 2: are awakened, who have found there, who have found themselves,
Speaker 2: who have found their faith, their gods, you know, whatever
Speaker 2: they have have found that you know, awaken them, and
Speaker 2: those who are desperately clinging onto the system. So if
Speaker 2: we're by raising our vibration, if we're raising the vibration
Speaker 2: of Earth already, who's to say that Earth won't split
Speaker 2: as well, but more in like not a not a
Speaker 2: physical split, but also more of a vibrational split, that
Speaker 2: the dimensions will that the Earth will elevate itself too,
Speaker 2: that the Earth as a planet, as a living being
Speaker 2: will also go through enlightenment, and that those left in
Speaker 2: the physical if you, will have to start over again
Speaker 2: so that they get another chance to hopefully one day
Speaker 2: also reach that state of enlightenment.
Speaker 3: So let me start with something positive, and then I'll
Speaker 3: get into the crazy stuff. So I all already see
Speaker 3: the new Earth. I already see millions of acres of
Speaker 3: hemp everywhere. I already see hemp building products, hemp clothing,
Speaker 3: hemp polymers, hemp paper, hemp rope, hemp plastics, hemp oil.
Speaker 3: I see the original diesel motor that was created by
Speaker 3: Rudolph Diesel, running on plant oil, just the original way
Speaker 3: it was designed before Standard Oil acquired the patent after
Speaker 3: Rudolph Diesel supposedly jumped into the fucking ocean off of
Speaker 3: a boat and killed himself. Yeah right. I see every
Speaker 3: cow grazing in a pasture. I see no more factory farming.
Speaker 3: I see no more vaccines, I see no more GMOs.
Speaker 3: I see organic being the standard. I see a revival
Speaker 3: in traditional education. I see promotion of firearms safety and hunting,
Speaker 3: self reliance, construction engineering, getting back to basics, unveiling all
Speaker 3: of the hidden Tesla technology, exposing all of the relics
Speaker 3: under the Vatican, exposing the truth about these underground civilizations,
Speaker 3: what's really at the bottom of the ocean, what's really
Speaker 3: in Antarctica, what we really live on, what our capabilities
Speaker 3: truly are. I see that. But when the frequency elevates,
Speaker 3: the person who's eating taco bell and taking prozac and
Speaker 3: drinking aspartame leaden diet soda and watching porn and living
Speaker 3: in a low vibrational state might just fucking die because
Speaker 3: if they don't have the if they don't have the
Speaker 3: infrastructure biochemically, bioelectrically to handle higher frequencies, they're not going
Speaker 3: to be able to operate at that level. And there's
Speaker 3: a possibility that the heart could just fail. And I
Speaker 3: also see cataclysms. Now, I don't see cataclysms that are
Speaker 3: going to destroy the world, but sooner or later, we're
Speaker 3: going to see a big earthquake in coastal California where
Speaker 3: San Francisco is going to fall into the fucking ocean.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to see. You know, natural disasters
Speaker 3: of epic proportion, A lot of them are probably created
Speaker 3: by harp, cloud seating, et cetera. So I think there's
Speaker 3: like a culmination of a lot of different variables. So
Speaker 3: I do think we're we're in for some crazy fucking
Speaker 3: times ahead, which we're watching a large part of La
Speaker 3: burn to the fucking ground. As of last night, there
Speaker 3: was sixty billion dollars in damage. State Farm, one of
Speaker 3: the largest insurance carriers in the country, eighteen months ago,
Speaker 3: canceled fire coverage for California. So, you know, we're going
Speaker 3: to see how this all pans out. But it's not all,
Speaker 3: you know, ived everything is puppy dogs and rain. Like,
Speaker 3: We're going to see some crazy fucking ship moving forward,
Speaker 3: and that's going to require a lot of spiritual strength
Speaker 3: in order to process these events. Is the unfolds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, spiritual strength and a coming together of the different groups,
Speaker 2: the different communities such as the you know, the the
Speaker 2: unchained Church, the gods on the spectrum, the tribe of
Speaker 2: the ground, Pagans, everyone that in the you know, the
Speaker 2: pagan shaman, which is circles that you know that I
Speaker 2: involve myself with. It's it's groups like like those like
Speaker 2: like ours and the ones that we associate ourselves with.
Speaker 2: We're we're gonna have to be the fighters. We're gonna
Speaker 2: have to be the ones to lead the people forward.
Speaker 2: And I have made some steps in that recently. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Rop puts it very nicely. It will be a shift
Speaker 2: between poisoned minds and the ones that are on a
Speaker 2: higher level of consciousness. Absolutely, for someone who says that
Speaker 2: his productions are disorganized to have a very good way
Speaker 2: with words.
Speaker 3: Bro, well, his mind is highly organized. You know, Rob
Speaker 3: as a shaman, Yeah, I know. And it's it's individuals
Speaker 3: like that that lift up entire regions. And you know,
Speaker 3: if you've ever looked into the works by doctor David Hawkins,
Speaker 3: especially his book Power Versus Force, he was the pioneer
Speaker 3: for applied caesiology. And so what they determined through kinesiological
Speaker 3: muscle testing is that every single physical object, word, thought, music,
Speaker 3: organic banana, conventional apple, whatever, has an energetic vibration. And
Speaker 3: they did an amazing study. This double blind study was
Speaker 3: done with this room of one hundred participants. Now, the
Speaker 3: the organizers, the scientists, and the test subjects had no
Speaker 3: idea what was in these envelopes. Now, envelope A contained
Speaker 3: powdered aspartame crystals, and envelope B contained organic vitamin C crystals.
Speaker 3: And what they did is they hooked up electrodes to
Speaker 3: the deltoid muscle of the participants and they first brought
Speaker 3: out envelope A, which was aspartame, and they had them
Speaker 3: extend their arm to the side and fight some resistance.
Speaker 3: And so they tested the muscle activation at the deltoid
Speaker 3: and they recorded the response. Then they brought an envelope B.
Speaker 3: And when they brought an envelope B, simply by holding
Speaker 3: this envelope and no one knew what was in it,
Speaker 3: but it just happened to contain organic vitamin C, everyone
Speaker 3: was thirty percent stronger in the entire fucking room. And
Speaker 3: so that motivated doctor Hawkins to pursue applied kinesiology because
Speaker 3: he believed that everything in our physical reality has an
Speaker 3: energetic vibration that either has the ability to strengthen the
Speaker 3: body or weaken the body. And this has been proven
Speaker 3: even with fabrics linen versus polyester wool versus polyester cotton
Speaker 3: versus bamboo cotton, or hemp, or linen versus you know,
Speaker 3: any kind of synthetic acrylic or spandex, there's an electromagnetic
Speaker 3: difference between even the fabric that we wear as clothing.
Speaker 3: So there's a measurable effect on whether something will strengthen
Speaker 3: you or weaken you. He even did an experiment where
Speaker 3: he had a box, two boxes, right, and in the
Speaker 3: first box was like a gangster wrap CD and in
Speaker 3: the second box was an organic banana. And so they
Speaker 3: had all the participants with the electrode electrodes and they
Speaker 3: tested them right, so they find their baseline. Then they
Speaker 3: bring out the fucking box with the wrap CD and
Speaker 3: they hold it and they extend their arm. They were weak.
Speaker 3: They were weak just by holding the box. So then
Speaker 3: they bring out the organic banana box. No one knew
Speaker 3: what was in it. They're strong just by holding it.
Speaker 2: Interesting, I mean, it makes it makes a lot of sense,
Speaker 2: you know, it's it's it's well, those kinds of things,
Speaker 2: they are part of what we what we ought to do.
Speaker 1: And the.
Speaker 2: You know, the plans that we are making with the
Speaker 2: the Nenting Church, Scots some spectrum, the you know, my
Speaker 2: try drive, the Graham Pagans to you know, make a
Speaker 2: conscious effort to create a separate economy, to create a
Speaker 2: separate society. Personally have started making steps towards that. I
Speaker 2: have been through our merchandise store, which you can find
Speaker 2: on our websites ww dot round, Pagans dot com. I
Speaker 2: have started sponsoring at least two people. I have created
Speaker 2: a sponsor code for for Brandon, for Brandon Angel and
Speaker 2: for some podcasting buddies of mine semi skeptic podcast to
Speaker 2: Brits who cover a lot of these these kind of
Speaker 2: crazy topics as well.
Speaker 3: I saw your pants. The pants are nice. I like
Speaker 3: your your logo is really cool. It looks like you
Speaker 3: got Thor's hammer in your logo. Yes, sir, fucking love that.
Speaker 3: What kind of material are your pants made out of?
Speaker 2: I they they should be cotton. I I they are
Speaker 2: through a still through a whole sailor at the at
Speaker 2: the moment, so I have little control over the kind
Speaker 2: of material. But you know, as soon as I as
Speaker 2: I am making some money with it, I do want
Speaker 2: to ont for like a whole like natural fabrics and linen.
Speaker 3: And I got a really interesting clothing contact for you
Speaker 3: in the Netherlands. It's a company called Hoodlamb and Hoodlamb
Speaker 3: produces only hemp products. They have amazing jackets, they have pants,
Speaker 3: they have shirts, Hemp is phenomenal. It's so much stronger
Speaker 3: than cotton like denim. Yeah, very heavy duty, but also
Speaker 3: comfortable and soft. It's an amazing material. But I love
Speaker 3: the pants, dude. Very cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, thank you, thank you. It's a recent edition
Speaker 2: along with the the Duffel Bag kind of inspiry arts
Speaker 2: by Brendan. Because he's such a phenomenal athlete. I was like,
Speaker 2: you know what I need some I need some sporty
Speaker 2: stuff in with our merchandise. Well, you know, I have
Speaker 2: started sponsoring some people through our merchandise store. I put
Speaker 2: a contact form on on our website where you know,
Speaker 2: people can apply for a sponsorship. And my idea with
Speaker 2: that is that you know, if I can, I can
Speaker 2: help them with you know, just a little bit. They
Speaker 2: they help me, I help them, and vice versa. You know,
Speaker 2: like I said, I gave them both a custom code
Speaker 2: for a ten percent discount. Then you know, I'll make
Speaker 2: sure that that discount, the money off that discount goes
Speaker 2: to words towards them, of course, but with me making
Speaker 2: that which I will, I may not may not yet,
Speaker 2: but I will, you know, make that money of merchandise
Speaker 2: and hopefully eventually also a bit of what is it
Speaker 2: at revenue, because I do plan on monetizing my YouTube
Speaker 2: channel again once I am eligible. Maybe a little risky
Speaker 2: since I am so outspoken. You know, I don't care
Speaker 2: about censorship in the slightest. I try to, you know,
Speaker 2: word they things carefully as to you know, to not
Speaker 2: not come across as just another one of those conspiracy
Speaker 2: nutters or whatever I mean calls. Now, there are plenty
Speaker 2: of those, you know, just look on the home base
Speaker 2: of Rumble, that's where they are. But I I don't
Speaker 2: do I don't do censorship.
Speaker 1: And uh.
Speaker 2: That's that's what I always tell my my guests as well.
Speaker 2: You know, just put things how you want to put them,
Speaker 2: say them. I want to, I want to say them.
Speaker 2: You can you can cuss, you can swear, you can
Speaker 2: do whatever. You know, it's it's your prerogative. If that's
Speaker 2: your way of expressing yourself, that that's.
Speaker 3: All normal communication.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it should be. You know, I hate that
Speaker 2: people are now starting using terms such as you know,
Speaker 2: which is the most popular one, you know, unaliving. That
Speaker 2: is literally a word that was first spoken in I
Speaker 2: believe a Dead Poole cartoon or an episode of the
Speaker 2: dead Pool cartoon. And he said that to mock people
Speaker 2: who you know, didn't want to say those things out loud.
Speaker 2: So I I hate all those those euphemisms and that
Speaker 2: people have started to use those euphemisms now because you know,
Speaker 2: they think they're you know, they're they're being cautious because
Speaker 2: they don't want their channel deleted or or you know,
Speaker 2: shadow band or whatever. But those, you know, by using
Speaker 2: those words, you are actively participating in the changing of language,
Speaker 2: in the changing of how we say things, you know,
Speaker 2: and before you know it, like we all know what
Speaker 2: you mean by, you know, by using those euphemisms, but
Speaker 2: just just use the word, use the actual words. Just
Speaker 2: be straight up, you know, And that's it's it's a
Speaker 2: bit the the Dutch in me coming out.
Speaker 3: And I agree. When I talk about veterans suicides, I
Speaker 3: say point blank that the statistics show in America that
Speaker 3: twenty two veterans a day put a gun in their
Speaker 3: mouth and pull the trigger and fucking kill themselves. We're
Speaker 3: losing over six thousand veterans every year in America to suicide.
Speaker 3: And there's four hundred thousand veterans on the waiting list
Speaker 3: for medical procedures at the VA. There's one million veterans
Speaker 3: on the verge of poverty, and the poverty line in
Speaker 3: America is like fucking thirty thousand dollars a year, which
Speaker 3: is nothing. Can't even rent a fucking apartment for that
Speaker 3: kind of money. You know, you've got one hundred and
Speaker 3: five thousand homeless veterans. But when I talk about suicide,
Speaker 3: it is someone killing them. So they're not fucking unliving themselves,
Speaker 3: they're fucking killing themselves, you know. And these are real
Speaker 3: issues that require strong language to make the point. And
Speaker 3: you know, being candid and transparent and fourth coming is
Speaker 3: the foundation for effective communication.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, exactly exactly, you know, And that's it sounds
Speaker 2: incredibly harsh, and nobody wants to hear it. Nobody wants
Speaker 2: to hear those harsh words. Sorry, that is the reality.
Speaker 2: The reality is harsh, So you know, you have to
Speaker 2: use harsh words to describe it.
Speaker 3: Well, reality gets real harsh when you look at child trafficking.
Speaker 3: So I had Kim Kelly, who'd be a great guest
Speaker 3: for you. She is the CEO of Digital Defenders United,
Speaker 3: and so what they do is they are an organization
Speaker 3: that is linked up with a lot of former special
Speaker 3: operations guys from the US military, and they use telegram
Speaker 3: and snapchat to infiltrate trafficking groups and they bust them.
Speaker 3: And the way they do it is brilliant. They use
Speaker 3: AI and they take a picture of their face and
Speaker 3: they have AI make them look like a twelve or
Speaker 3: thirteen year old and they join these these local geographical chats.
Speaker 3: They are friend meetup groups. They are not advertised as
Speaker 3: sexual in nature at all. And when they join the chat,
Speaker 3: within a few minutes, there are a dozen instant messages
Speaker 3: from grown men, ranging from you're so cute? Do you
Speaker 3: have a boyfriend? All the way up to the most vile,
Speaker 3: disgusting things you can possibly imagine. And what she told
Speaker 3: me is that the child sex trafficking industry in America
Speaker 3: generates fifty six billion dollars a year, which is more money.
Speaker 3: Get this than Costco and McDonald's combined. And you hear
Speaker 3: that number and you say, holy fuck, that's got to
Speaker 3: be a lot of customers. Right, the United States has
Speaker 3: the most customers, the biggest appetite for child sex abuse
Speaker 3: material in the world. Okay, now here's where it gets
Speaker 3: fucking disgusting. You think the cartels are responsible for the
Speaker 3: majority of that money generation. Nope, guess what it is
Speaker 3: friends and family members of the victims who fucking sell
Speaker 3: them on Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, fucking Craigslist, you know, their
Speaker 3: own websites. For God's sake, they're fucking selling their children
Speaker 3: for sex or literally selling babies outright. That's where this
Speaker 3: shit gets fucking crazy. It's a it is a statistic
Speaker 3: of a level of evil that is incomprehensible to the
Speaker 3: average human being. There's no way that the average human
Speaker 3: being could wrap their mind around the scope and the
Speaker 3: magnitude of this problem. And I think it is the
Speaker 3: greatest problem in humanity because I truly believe that the
Speaker 3: real currency on Earth is children, and I believe that
Speaker 3: these children, the majority, are taken to underground bases, underground cities,
Speaker 3: underground civilizations, elite mansions, satanic ritual sacrifice, organ harvesting. Like
Speaker 3: it's a it's a it's it's something that you feel
Speaker 3: like you would only see in a terrible movie. But
Speaker 3: it's our reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, unfortunately it is, and it's it's a reality worldwide.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: I have one of my former another former guest that
Speaker 2: I have had on the podcast. I've been lucky to
Speaker 2: have a very diverse range of people. I actually want
Speaker 2: to look up who that was again, I believe it was,
Speaker 2: I know when.
Speaker 3: It was and you just got a wild comment from
Speaker 3: life m.
Speaker 1: It.
Speaker 2: Well, now come on, yeah, yeah, And that's that's the
Speaker 2: scariest part of all. It's it's the people close to you.
Speaker 2: You know, we have billboards or well billboards like boards
Speaker 2: on the like the side of the road here in
Speaker 2: the Netherlands that you know that that point towards that.
Speaker 2: They they say like, hey, you know one out of
Speaker 2: every you know, so many has like child pornography on
Speaker 2: their laptop or is watching it regularly. If you know someone,
Speaker 2: if you know of someone who does that, please do
Speaker 2: report it. And by that they're saying like these are
Speaker 2: not you know, figures that you know lurk in the
Speaker 2: darkness or of some you know, shadowy organization. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: those are the well, the biggest buyers, you could say,
Speaker 2: because they have the most money and the most power
Speaker 2: to get away with it or connections, I guess I
Speaker 2: should say, to get.
Speaker 3: Away with it.
Speaker 2: They don't have power, just perceive power. But you know,
Speaker 2: it is your it is your aunt, it is your uncle,
Speaker 2: It is you know, the cousin that you watch the
Speaker 2: football games with and just you know, have a regular
Speaker 2: have a beer with people who have lives, men who
Speaker 2: have a you know, who have a wife and kids,
Speaker 2: who have a family and watch the most most anus shit.
Speaker 2: They are regular people like you and me are. And
Speaker 2: that's the scariest fucking part of all. You know, we
Speaker 2: we wish, I fucking wish it was just that shadowy cabal.
Speaker 2: I wish it was just those you know, the the
Speaker 2: creepy uncle that you know at birthday parties, Like nobody
Speaker 2: invites him and if you see him, you're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're you're a peedo. But unfortunately that's that's not that's
Speaker 2: not the case. It can be everyone. It can literally
Speaker 2: be everyone. You know, same with with mass murderers, like
Speaker 2: in in the average human lifespan you walk hast what
Speaker 2: was it like ten, ten, twelve serial killers? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just fucking fucking wild, crazy, Like you could be
Speaker 2: just sitting on the bus going to the gym, sitting
Speaker 2: next to someone, yeah, who might just turn out to
Speaker 2: be a serial killer. Like how fucking nuts is that?
Speaker 3: Well, here's the good news for all the men out there.
Speaker 3: So Mountain Tough podcast did an episode with a special
Speaker 3: operations guy, fucking Green Beret Badass, and he's involved in
Speaker 3: infiltrating these groups and one of the perpetrators that they
Speaker 3: caught an interviewed. They asked him, you know what, what
Speaker 3: are the characteristics of the ideal victim? And listen to
Speaker 3: his response. He said, I will go after any child
Speaker 3: as long as the father is not a physical threat. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So that is why you train, and that is why
Speaker 3: you want to be capable of unimaginable violence. That is
Speaker 3: why you can't shy away from confrontation, because when you're
Speaker 3: with your children, or you're around any children, if you
Speaker 3: present yourself as a physical threat and you know you
Speaker 3: can back your shit up, no one is going to
Speaker 3: fuck with your kids because we're talking about individuals that
Speaker 3: are spineless, fucking pussies that get there high out of
Speaker 3: dominating a child who cannot defend themselves. So that was
Speaker 3: brilliant and that should give every father out there number
Speaker 3: one reason to hit the gym and start training jiu jitsu, MMA, kickboxing,
Speaker 3: get a fucking punching bag, make yourself tough, because it
Speaker 3: is your duty to protect your women and children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, and it you know, as she said, it
Speaker 2: is as simple as just you know, getting a punching
Speaker 2: bag at home doesn't have to be a high end thing.
Speaker 2: You know, I've seen punching bags ranging from like hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty two hundreds. Mean, they may not be the
Speaker 2: best quality, but you know, you get your You get
Speaker 2: yourself a pair of gloves, you get yourself a bag,
Speaker 2: heavy bag. You know, if you don't have if you
Speaker 2: you know, live in a like an apartment like I do,
Speaker 2: and you don't really have the ability to hang stuff
Speaker 2: from the ceiling, there are by who have a you know,
Speaker 2: a heavy foundation standing bags and you know, just even
Speaker 2: just hitting the bag and getting a getting a feel
Speaker 2: for it. I mean, first of all, it's a great
Speaker 2: fucking workout. It's yeah, I was bro I was actually
Speaker 2: thinking of you, Zarah lath Is. You know, that's that
Speaker 2: is a way of how he trains. And even if
Speaker 2: it's you know, even if it's a shitty bag, you know,
Speaker 2: held together by well tape and hopes and dreams that
Speaker 2: it doesn't fall apart, you know, just just hitting the bag,
Speaker 2: getting a feel for it, It's a great fucking workout,
Speaker 2: you know, just just ask ask Sarah laugh. If you
Speaker 2: don't believe me, ask Sarah laugh. And you're you know,
Speaker 2: you're getting the movement in and you get a feel
Speaker 2: for what it's like to punch things, and yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: actually punching someone. It's still different, but at least you
Speaker 2: you don't kind of know how you've done it before.
Speaker 2: And it's a great way of stress relief as well.
Speaker 2: If you have had a bad day or someone pissed you,
Speaker 2: just pissed you the fuck off, You go home, you
Speaker 2: hit the bag and just let go, let loose.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Colby said something in the chat just now about looking
Speaker 3: in the eyes of these demons that abuse children, like
Speaker 3: someone like Jimmy Saville or some of these high level
Speaker 3: Dutch politicians that have been busted over the years. And
Speaker 3: Yost actually showed a lot of these images of these
Speaker 3: guys that were busted in these gigantic organized pedophile rings.
Speaker 3: You can fucking see this shit in their eyes. These
Speaker 3: are guys that can never get pussy ever. Like they
Speaker 3: are odd, they're weird, they're ugly, and they look fucking demonic.
Speaker 3: And what's interesting is that, like the more of these
Speaker 3: photos you see, they all have this similar look to them.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's a vibe. I don't know
Speaker 3: what it is, but you can see it in their eyes.
Speaker 3: And if you guys go through the episode with Yoss
Speaker 3: that we just did the Dark Side of Politics, at
Speaker 3: some point in that video he goes into full detail
Speaker 3: about these different cases and these Dutch politicians and what
Speaker 3: they were accused of and what they were convicted of
Speaker 3: and all these things. They all have the same look.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, the Netherlands, unfortunately, is also a big, big black
Speaker 2: hole for for these kinds of things. It is often
Speaker 2: said that the Dutch royal family, for us, as small
Speaker 2: as a country, you know, we are our royal family,
Speaker 2: they're some of the the biggest scumbags of all And
Speaker 2: hey we you know, we may be a small country,
Speaker 2: but we have over you know, hundreds thousands of years,
Speaker 2: we have made our our impacts.
Speaker 3: It is the Hague in the Netherlands or is that
Speaker 3: a different country. No, that is in the Netherlands, that
Speaker 3: is is notorious for human hunting parties.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, I can I can see that. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is where our our parliaments is seated. That is
Speaker 2: where the the royal family has one of their their
Speaker 2: main palaces I believe, so yeah that that doesn't surprise
Speaker 2: me at all.
Speaker 3: So Life Life said, do you think they became this
Speaker 3: way because it's so much rejection. No, I think they're
Speaker 3: demonically possessed. I think that they want to steal the
Speaker 3: Kundalini energy through sodomy. I think they steal louche and
Speaker 3: Kundalini energy through sodomy, abuse, torture, and then it goes
Speaker 3: all the way up to Satanic ritual sacrifice. So I
Speaker 3: think there is a demonic energy involved. I think this
Speaker 3: is something that is detectable in childhood. When you look
Speaker 3: at psychology and studies of these individuals, I think a
Speaker 3: lot of it has to do with childhood abuse. If
Speaker 3: they were fucking raped as a child, if they were
Speaker 3: abused horrifically, they're going to perpetuate that in the next generation.
Speaker 3: And there's a lot of evidence to support that. But
Speaker 3: you know, when you look at like Hindu philosophy of Kundelini,
Speaker 3: there's something called reverse Kundalini where it is created through sodomy,
Speaker 3: and it is a reverse Kundelini energy, which is the
Speaker 3: opposite of what the chakra system is supposed to be
Speaker 3: so when you look at like the human chakra system
Speaker 3: and there's seven colors, well, Indigo, Indigo is missing from
Speaker 3: the mainstream rainbow flag. The mainstream rainbow flag is also inverted,
Speaker 3: where the root chakra is red at the peraneum and
Speaker 3: the crown is violet. But in the mainstream six color
Speaker 3: rainbow flag you have violet at the bottom and red
Speaker 3: at the top, and it's missing Indigo. I believe that
Speaker 3: the reason why it's missing Indigo ties into the Indigo Children,
Speaker 3: the Hopey Star Children, the legend of the one hundred
Speaker 3: and forty four thousand. There's something very special about the
Speaker 3: Indigo Children. That's an amazing book, an amazing story. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I think there's absolutely demonic possession at work, you know,
Speaker 3: And even like the movie Nefarious goes into that in depth.
Speaker 3: And I truly believe that some people are more susceptible
Speaker 3: to demonic energy, and that demonic energy will literally take
Speaker 3: the wheel and be in the driver's seat and will
Speaker 3: operate that physical body to do horrific shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I think it goes both ways. Like I,
Speaker 2: rejection definitely is is part of it. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: as as you mentioned, you know, they are funny looking
Speaker 2: at you know, at best they are the outcasts of
Speaker 2: society when you know they didn't get there, they didn't
Speaker 2: get the the good looks, and you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: unfortunate those people, those people exist.
Speaker 3: But but you think it's a result. You think it's
Speaker 3: a result of of of a man like this, like
Speaker 3: not doing well with the ladies and now all of
Speaker 3: a sudden he wants to rape children.
Speaker 2: I think it's it's it's part of it, you know,
Speaker 2: of course, you know, rejection after rejection, especially you know
Speaker 2: after or especially as as a man. You know, like
Speaker 2: in your early years, let's say you're your like your
Speaker 2: preschool years. You know, rejection, I mean, what what is
Speaker 2: a relationship? You know, like I got to go friend,
Speaker 2: doue giddy? What's holding hands is like sweating because it's
Speaker 2: also fucking exciting. But you know, as soon as the
Speaker 2: the horrmones kind of start to kick in and you
Speaker 2: you know, you're looking for for a true connection, but
Speaker 2: you get rejection after rejection, after rejection, you get angry,
Speaker 2: you get depressed, and if you already have, you know,
Speaker 2: I do believe that indeed some people have a greater
Speaker 2: a greater tendency to turn towards it, or are more
Speaker 2: sensitive for a dark possession of some kind.
Speaker 3: But but but somebody would go get a hobjective, I
Speaker 3: Want'll go get a fucking hooker. Like I've seen plenty
Speaker 3: of ugly couples that are happy, plenty overweight, ugly, homely,
Speaker 3: bad hygiene. They're a couple, they're happy. But but I mean,
Speaker 3: if someone has like morals and integrity and a soul
Speaker 3: and they're rejected by all these women, aren't they just
Speaker 3: gonna like drink too much or eat too much and
Speaker 3: play a bunch of video games. Yeah, that's fucking porn
Speaker 3: and jerk off.
Speaker 2: But who's to say they're not. They're not dealmonically possessed.
Speaker 2: That's another type of possession that is, I agree, transhumanism.
Speaker 2: That is anti That is being anti human because they are,
Speaker 2: you know, suppressing themselves, they're numbing themselves. They're going for
Speaker 2: you know, one quick fix after another, which is you know,
Speaker 2: you could say a whole other type of demon possession,
Speaker 2: because can you really call those people human? You know,
Speaker 2: those fat focks who just sit on the couch and
Speaker 2: eat cheetos, drink mountain doom, play video games.
Speaker 3: No, it's a wild It's a wild fucking addiction, dude.
Speaker 3: The food addiction is fucking wild. I want to know
Speaker 3: more about what Zarah last said about the Jim Henson
Speaker 3: rainbow connection, because Jim Henson was the inventor of the
Speaker 3: Muppets yea, which was fucking world famous, and then life said,
Speaker 3: what do we do with bad seed, ugly kids? Get
Speaker 3: rid of them? Obviously not obviously, it's.
Speaker 2: A very that's a very Spartan way of thinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's eugenic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that that was a very early form of eugenics.
Speaker 2: On the other hand, with the Spartans, you can say
Speaker 2: a lot about it, but it worked.
Speaker 3: But I mean, a child does not have to look
Speaker 3: like a fucking Greek god in kindergarten for them to
Speaker 3: do okay in life. Like, it's not all about aesthetics.
Speaker 3: It's about intelligence, It's about it's.
Speaker 2: That's that's the nature versus nurture discussion, of course, you know,
Speaker 2: that's that's also what I what I was trying to
Speaker 2: say with those you know, those ugly dudes. I mean,
Speaker 2: it is funny, you know, sometimes you'll see those those
Speaker 2: guys with just the the hottest chicks imaginable and you're like,
Speaker 2: what the fuck? How do you get to punch so
Speaker 2: fucking far above your weight? I mean, look at you,
Speaker 2: look at her?
Speaker 7: What the hell?
Speaker 2: I know why?
Speaker 3: Here's the wild thing.
Speaker 1: And I know.
Speaker 3: Some gorgeous women, they happen to be some of the
Speaker 3: most insecure people on earth and all they want, but
Speaker 3: it's for a dude to open the fucking car door
Speaker 3: for them and listen to them and be nice and
Speaker 3: respect them. It's not complicated. Those dudes that that might
Speaker 3: not be so easy to look at have fucking balls.
Speaker 3: And they went up to the hot chick and they're like, hey,
Speaker 3: my name's Joe, what's your name? It's that fucking simple.
Speaker 2: Hum because they have nothing to lose, like they're they're
Speaker 2: kind of expecting rejection already, so shit, yeah no, but
Speaker 2: that's you know, if you don't have the looks, you
Speaker 2: got to count on your charisma, you got to count
Speaker 2: on just being a you know, a normal, normal person.
Speaker 2: And it's it's interesting that, yeah, so many of those
Speaker 2: absolutely gorgeous girls, Like how many men will just want
Speaker 2: to be with them because they're gorgeous, you know, not
Speaker 2: because of who they are, just because of who they
Speaker 2: of what they look like.
Speaker 3: And you know what I've learned through podcasts, especially with
Speaker 3: my recent guest, who is called Chanelle fit on Instagram,
Speaker 3: She's dropped that, she's dropped at gorgeous like she just
Speaker 3: wants someone to fucking listen to her. She just wants
Speaker 3: someone to open a fucking car door for her. Guys
Speaker 3: can't even make fucking eye contact with this woman, that's
Speaker 3: how beautiful she is. They they they just fucking power away.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's fascinating, it's it's it's fucking fascinating.
Speaker 2: So gentlemen, it can really be that easy. You know,
Speaker 2: don't don't let all those all those TikTok chicks fool you.
Speaker 2: It's social media. It's fucking fake anyway. All that you know,
Speaker 2: this is my apologies towards the women. This is a
Speaker 2: guy explaining what you women wants. You know, you can
Speaker 2: roast me in the fucking comments all you want, even
Speaker 2: though only two percent of buy subscriber counties female. But
Speaker 2: like it, it's really that simple. Just just be nigh,
Speaker 2: you know, be be mister nice guy. You know, don't
Speaker 2: go by what popular media says, whether that be on
Speaker 2: on TV or on the internet or whatever. You know,
Speaker 2: just be mister nice guy. Treat them like a human
Speaker 2: being for crying out loud. That's that's all they ask.
Speaker 2: I mean, my my wife, she is very, very insecure,
Speaker 2: but you know it is and she she has said
Speaker 2: that many times, like it is through me just loving
Speaker 2: her as as she is, as you know, as who
Speaker 2: she is that you know she has been, that she
Speaker 2: has been growing a lot already, and vice versa. You know,
Speaker 2: I I can, honestly, and I have said it many
Speaker 2: times and I'll say it over and over again, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't be the man who you know I want to
Speaker 2: be the man I am today. I want to do
Speaker 2: the things that I wouldn't be doing the things that
Speaker 2: I'm doing if it wasn't for my wife. And all
Speaker 2: it took was a very awkward Facebook message even back
Speaker 2: then from her that simply said, hey, is it okay
Speaker 2: if I message you? And I I still tease her
Speaker 2: with that every once in a while because it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: is it okay if I message you? Will you just
Speaker 2: did so?
Speaker 3: Yess, that's okay, that's great.
Speaker 2: You know, going on going on at least you know,
Speaker 2: going on five years in this lifetime, five years and
Speaker 2: it all started with a simple hey, and that's that's
Speaker 2: that's you know, that's all it took. We started talking talk,
Speaker 2: you know, talk for looking close to three days straight
Speaker 2: and you know, now going on five years and we
Speaker 2: have grown so much.
Speaker 3: And don't play games, Like, if you're interested in a female,
Speaker 3: you don't have to wait two fucking days to call
Speaker 3: her after she gives you her phone number, send her
Speaker 3: a message and be like, look, I don't play stupid games.
Speaker 3: I think you're amazing. I'm not a stalker. Let's go
Speaker 3: get coffee sometime and then eight for her to fucking respond.
Speaker 3: Don't be stupid and send five more messages like it's
Speaker 3: a conversation, it's not a presentation. I like that one.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna use that one.
Speaker 3: I like that life says ugly guys will not cheat.
Speaker 3: That might have something to do with it. So if
Speaker 3: you have a beautiful, insecure female and she has a
Speaker 3: homely looking dude, you know she isn't going to be
Speaker 3: that worried about other chicks trolling and going after him necessarily,
Speaker 3: So there might be a component of that.
Speaker 2: And you know, vice versa, if you have it, if
Speaker 2: you have a bombshell waiting for you at home. Why
Speaker 2: would you? You know, bombshell and she is she is
Speaker 2: just a loving woman who you know, who just wants
Speaker 2: to love and be loved. Then why would you? And
Speaker 2: it's it's it's a thing that you you shouldn't do anyway,
Speaker 2: But it does seem that the more you know, generally
Speaker 2: handsome guys, they are more prone to doing so because
Speaker 2: you know, they get more attention and they know they can.
Speaker 2: Sarah the Uh. He said that it's the the song
Speaker 2: for artists, the lovers, and the dreamers, and that I
Speaker 2: like that song.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel like it was a It is
Speaker 3: a good song.
Speaker 2: The the there's a who.
Speaker 3: Dropping some wisdom?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I got now I have to listen to
Speaker 2: that song again. Yeah, I like that about the bridge
Speaker 2: to the world of magic, the rainbow Bridge, it is
Speaker 2: has mentioned in so many songs and sagas fuck Kermit
Speaker 2: the Frog knows the secrets of life?
Speaker 1: Who do.
Speaker 3: Well? He was dating miss Piggy, so he wasn't worried
Speaker 3: about her. Shooting right is getting deeper there. Now they're
Speaker 3: desecrating the rainbow.
Speaker 2: Mythos spelling error. Dude, We're gonna have to have to
Speaker 2: do a separate show that just ruined the fucking Muppets
Speaker 2: for everyone, because why nots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're ruining everything else. Don't fuck with Fraggle Rock people.
Speaker 3: You can't mess you can't mess around with you. Guys
Speaker 3: don't even know what that is, do you.
Speaker 2: No, we don't. We don't have that in the Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was must have.
Speaker 3: Been six or seven years old when Fragle Rock was
Speaker 3: on HBO. It's a fucking great show. Like it's about
Speaker 3: these little furry, weird creatures that you know, they lived
Speaker 3: like in these underground tunnels and cities and shit under
Speaker 3: the earth, and it was just a wild you know
Speaker 3: what do they call them? They're like puppets, like they
Speaker 3: had strings and it was this whole thing. Like everyone
Speaker 3: loved fragle Rock.
Speaker 2: That's it's not it's not a thing here. You have
Speaker 2: to know it and like purposefully look it up. I mean,
Speaker 2: we do, we do have the Muppets, We do have
Speaker 2: Sesame Street. Of course, my cat needs attention, he wants
Speaker 2: to go out.
Speaker 6: It just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be with you in a sec. I think
Speaker 2: this is uh, it's a good, good moment to start
Speaker 2: wrapping it up. Anyway, we're two hour twenty, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: as I predicted, we we probably could go on all night.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's good. No, two hours and twenty went fast,
Speaker 3: so good conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, we touched on on a lot of Well, bro,
Speaker 2: then then don't believe me. We don't have it here.
Speaker 2: That's I'm gonna I'm gonna say say something. I know
Speaker 2: the majority of my audience is American as well, but
Speaker 2: that is such a stereotypical American way of thinking, Like
Speaker 2: it's well, you don't have it over there? Are you
Speaker 2: even you know? Are you even cultured? It's a fucking staple.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows it. Everyone there knows it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I got a favor to ask you. So so
Speaker 3: when we wrap this up and you know you're rested
Speaker 3: and you have the time, I want to hear more
Speaker 3: about Odin and inversion. Was it od that was hanging
Speaker 3: himself upright down? I need to know that fucking story, dude. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's the next rabbit hole for my journey for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Sure, Oh god, the whole story of Odin. Oh
Speaker 2: fuck man. Uh, he is not he's not want to
Speaker 2: mess with. He's a powerful, powerful wizard, left hand path
Speaker 2: kind of wizard, you know, the and justifies the means,
Speaker 2: but you know, hey, he did get there, and it
Speaker 2: is thanks to Odin that you know that we live.
Speaker 2: He literally breathed life in into our earliest ancestors and
Speaker 2: built the world of the of the body of the
Speaker 2: Promoto eyes giant Emr together with his brothers Billy and Vey.
Speaker 2: And funny enough, like you were speaking on the the
Speaker 2: Dome earlier with your your astral travels, we're just out
Speaker 2: of body travels. And that's that's even a thing in
Speaker 2: the the Germanic mythos nurture North Germanic mythos because from
Speaker 2: his from his skull, from Emire, his his skull, so
Speaker 2: his dome, if you will, the heavens were created.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Interesting, Yeah, I noorise Germanic mythology, the connections to the
Speaker 2: occult and many of the more more well known conspiracy theories,
Speaker 2: alternative history theories. There is there's there is a lot,
Speaker 2: and I can I can definitely make a lot of connections,
Speaker 2: but I would have to I would have to write
Speaker 2: down some of those and like really really sit down
Speaker 2: and write down some of those, because yeah, it's a lot,
Speaker 2: and it's I was going to say it's getting late,
Speaker 2: but it is it is fucking late past one thirty
Speaker 2: am here in the Netherlands at time of street, at
Speaker 2: time of recording. But hey, this has been a This
Speaker 2: has been a great conversation. We touched on on a
Speaker 2: lot and we will touch on a whole lot more
Speaker 2: next time, and on on your show of course. So yeah, look,
Speaker 2: your still real quick man. Where can where can the
Speaker 2: people find find you find the show?
Speaker 3: So go to my Instagram, unchained dot brain, click on
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Speaker 3: my machine, my book, my website, my supplements, my clothing company,
Speaker 3: everything about me. I coach professional athletes and normal people too,
Speaker 3: So yeah, check it out.
Speaker 2: Awesome. I will make sure that the the links will
Speaker 2: be put up in the description down below. I still
Speaker 2: have to make a thump doing it a proper description
Speaker 2: and all of that for everyone who will be be
Speaker 2: viewing it again or you know afterwards. So yeah, thanks
Speaker 2: for thanks for coming on. Man, it's been Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: been a blast for sure. For sure, get some man, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I will, I will. I'm gonna have to it's getting
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