Speaker 1: Amen, topical.
Speaker 2: Independent and.
Speaker 3: All right, are you all ready bust out here?
Speaker 4: Amanda Land your notebook, get your word of the day
Speaker 4: log book, and let's get into it.
Speaker 2: Don't forget.
Speaker 4: After the show, our Seal Squad members head on over
Speaker 4: to Patreon for the after show picked back before we
Speaker 4: talk about all the things that went on to the
Speaker 4: show and how to turn it into action.
Speaker 5: You ready, We're back?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Yeah, bad morning.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to class y'all. It is another Hello. Someone
Speaker 2: said grand rising, y'all?
Speaker 4: Why did why did my DoorDash delivery man say grand rising.
Speaker 2: To me yesterday? Wait?
Speaker 7: What did y'all?
Speaker 2: Y'all?
Speaker 7: Just wait?
Speaker 2: Why did y'all.
Speaker 4: Say, oh you liked the Oh you liked to Gimanda
Speaker 4: Landers Learner, did you like it? I've been working on that,
Speaker 4: you see. I came back. I came back, So I'm
Speaker 4: I'm having.
Speaker 2: An epiphany.
Speaker 4: The thing about the neural, the neurodivergent mind is that
Speaker 4: it's always uh doing a reassessment, like all the time.
Speaker 2: Like it never kind of.
Speaker 4: That's why it's hard to brainwash the neurodivergent mind, because
Speaker 4: it never.
Speaker 2: Stay stagnant stagnant, And this morning, I.
Speaker 4: Sat down to do the show, and to be quite honest,
Speaker 4: I realized that I don't want to do the show
Speaker 4: the same way I've been doing the show. I'm very
Speaker 4: emotional this morning, and I know that's because I'm changing
Speaker 4: and the way that we've done the show up until
Speaker 4: this point is somewhat like a news a news show
Speaker 4: with not somewhat it is a news show. I want
Speaker 4: to change the news that I'm sharing. So I am
Speaker 4: I'm I'm a prophet, like I'm a seer. I see
Speaker 4: things before they happen.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 4: I am typically like three three years ahead. And you
Speaker 4: know what I'm seeing is that.
Speaker 2: We are.
Speaker 4: Attaching ourselves to the day to day and ignoring what
Speaker 4: actually is needed to fortify us in those same spaces.
Speaker 4: So like, I know that we we want to know
Speaker 4: the news, we want to what's going on, but we
Speaker 4: also need to be fortified in those spaces. Okay, so
Speaker 4: now I'm distracted because of this nonsense. I don't even
Speaker 4: know what you're trying to say here, but I tell
Speaker 4: you what I'm tired of hearing. If Kamalove was president,
Speaker 4: I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: I tell you that.
Speaker 4: I am tired of it. I want this space to
Speaker 4: be one where we are uplifting the actions and the
Speaker 4: efforts and the skill sets and the knowledge wh that
Speaker 4: we need to fight the day to day.
Speaker 2: You know somebody.
Speaker 4: Okay, So I was doing a live on Patreon the
Speaker 4: other day and Jewell's and someone mentioned how Jewel Santana,
Speaker 4: the rapper from Dipsett, had had at one point said
Speaker 4: that reading is basically like not necessary. Literacy is not necessary,
Speaker 4: but financial literacy is necessary. And I made a video
Speaker 4: on Instagram yesterday where I basically said, I mean, I
Speaker 4: guess I could just show you all the video where
Speaker 4: I basically sent out like an APB.
Speaker 2: So to speak. Okay, I sent out an APB the
Speaker 2: Jewel's like, hey, can you.
Speaker 4: Like, can somebody get in touch with Jewels because I
Speaker 4: want to talk to him about this, and.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you all the video.
Speaker 4: Hold on, I'm just taking it easy right now. Like
Speaker 4: we have a dope show. We have my girl Lour
Speaker 4: Chung joining us. But I usually am like very stressed
Speaker 4: when I'm doing this show because I'm like wanting to
Speaker 4: make sure that it's right, and I'm just letting all
Speaker 4: of that go. You're gonna get me for four hours
Speaker 4: every Wednesday, and you're gonna get what I give you.
Speaker 4: And that's and that's how we're gonna do this, Okay, And.
Speaker 2: Like we're still gonna do the things that you love.
Speaker 2: We're gonna roll call and we're gonna we're gonna word
Speaker 2: of the day and we're gonna what's the word I'm
Speaker 2: looking for.
Speaker 4: We're gonna critical thing, and we're gonna black herot news
Speaker 4: sometimes and we're gonna how black do I feel today?
Speaker 4: And you know, we're we're gonna do these that we're
Speaker 4: gonna high quality white. But I'm just gonna release myself
Speaker 4: from format and just give y'all, just just run on
Speaker 4: vibes and take y'all through a journey and if that
Speaker 4: works for you, stick around. If not, I don't tell
Speaker 4: you because that's how it's going. And shout out everybody
Speaker 4: listening on the podcast, we welcome you, and shout out
Speaker 4: all of our Reap Crown. So it was brought to
Speaker 4: my attention that Jewel Santana.
Speaker 2: Was saying.
Speaker 4: That reading is not important, that literacy is not important,
Speaker 4: but financial literacy is. I'm not gonna even argue the
Speaker 4: point because it's not a valid point. I would, however,
Speaker 4: love to get in touch with Jewel's what's really good
Speaker 4: and have an offline combo as an educator, as an
Speaker 4: artistic intellectual, as a radical black woman. I just feel
Speaker 4: like it's so important that we each one teach one
Speaker 4: and I'm more than happy to share my knowledge and
Speaker 4: time and energy with the brother on this topic. I
Speaker 4: think it would be really valuable and helpful. And speaking
Speaker 4: of valuable and helpful, when I first move to Harlem
Speaker 4: in twinty two, in two thousand and three, Jewell's brother
Speaker 4: Twin made sure that the cats on the block did
Speaker 4: not mess with me, looked out for me, and that's
Speaker 4: something that I will always cherish because when you're moving
Speaker 4: into a new hood, you want to make sure that
Speaker 4: you are protected, and they looked out. And while we're
Speaker 4: addressing Dip Sep Wells, Dip Dip sand Tanna set set,
Speaker 4: So anybody out there, if you are still connected to Jewels,
Speaker 4: let him know that I'm looking for him and I'd
Speaker 4: love to talk and I'm here in New York. At
Speaker 4: one point in time, Jim Jones called me a dummy
Speaker 4: on the internets for supporting Biden, and he was right.
Speaker 2: It's a sum up with Miami.
Speaker 4: Make sure to go do Amandolandexports dot com and get
Speaker 4: your smartphony and black shirt. And this morning Joel's hit
Speaker 4: me and said let's do it. And you know, let
Speaker 4: me also just say that Joel's and Jim have always
Speaker 4: been kind to me, So let me just say that.
Speaker 4: That's why when Jim said I was a dummy, I
Speaker 4: was very bothered. But they've always been kind to me.
Speaker 4: And I feel like, you know, I understand the whole
Speaker 4: like fuck celebrities and all this stuff, but I need
Speaker 4: you all to also understand, like there's still people and
Speaker 4: these are people I know, you know, these are people
Speaker 4: that I've met.
Speaker 2: I met during like very uh.
Speaker 4: You know, kind of like like when I was young.
Speaker 4: And I remember one time doing an interview on MTV
Speaker 4: two where I said to them, you know, folks say
Speaker 4: that you rap like nursery rhymes and they were like,
Speaker 4: I mean like they were not offended in any shapewear form,
Speaker 4: and we like had a conversation about it after that.
Speaker 4: The comments under the video that had been posted by
Speaker 4: MTV two were so unbelievably horrible. I remember specifically someone
Speaker 4: said this woman needs to fall down an elevator shaft
Speaker 4: and her eyes need to pop out, and I will
Speaker 4: effort in the eye sockets like cause it would always
Speaker 4: be like young men who are in these comment sections
Speaker 4: that are just trying to outdo each other with the
Speaker 4: nonsense and the shock. And it was just a very
Speaker 4: wild experience because the brothers that I was actually talking to,
Speaker 4: Jim Jones, gave me a ride uptown to Harlem that time.
Speaker 4: And by the way, they never hollered at me, never
Speaker 4: came at me sideways, never tried to holler at me,
Speaker 4: none of that, none of it.
Speaker 2: And when you come out of.
Speaker 4: An industry that is incredibly just deleterious, just full of predators, etc.
Speaker 2: You remember.
Speaker 4: You remember who did not come at you sideways. You
Speaker 4: remember that because it's just so the regular. You remember
Speaker 4: who regarded you, who gave you respect. That's why you
Speaker 4: know it's like mob deep always respect. I think I
Speaker 4: talked about this recently, but like a ball and MJG.
Speaker 4: Respect always is.
Speaker 2: Always.
Speaker 4: I know this is gonna sound crazy, fifty cent always
Speaker 4: showed me respect.
Speaker 2: Every time. Just call me Sis a soldier.
Speaker 4: So I feel the shift happening, and I just I
Speaker 4: want to be able to share he sent me three
Speaker 4: voice notes. I need to listen to them, but I
Speaker 4: want to be able to share with you all just different,
Speaker 4: different content because when I see everybody doing the same thing,
Speaker 4: I know it's time for me to move on. You
Speaker 4: feel me, And everybody is doing the same thing, Everybody
Speaker 4: is talking about the same things in the same way,
Speaker 4: and I'm not the same as nobody. So once I
Speaker 4: start to see myself feeling like I'm merging into.
Speaker 2: That, I got to get out.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I can't be I never feel comfortable
Speaker 4: in that because once I see that, I know that
Speaker 4: we're all not doing this the same interest right, Like
Speaker 4: we're operating now in a silo, and a lot of
Speaker 4: times that silo ends up being about like other ulterior
Speaker 4: motives that's not interesting to me. I'm not interested. So
Speaker 4: we're not doing that on the show anymore. It's not
Speaker 4: to say that I won't like have news to talk about,
Speaker 4: but I don't want to be a purveyor of news.
Speaker 2: I want to be a builder of spirit. I want to.
Speaker 4: Be presenting you all with content that expands you and
Speaker 4: for what it's worth, that's not simply just me. I mean,
Speaker 4: there's a world out here that we need to connect to,
Speaker 4: that we need to connect to through other than just
Speaker 4: what the news is.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense? So like this is like your
Speaker 2: high vibration show. Look at it like that.
Speaker 4: You know you're waking up on the right side of
Speaker 4: history because you're on a high vibration. And well, Adrian
Speaker 4: said it makes sense, So then I know it makes sense.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of y'all in here where.
Speaker 4: Once I know that you agree, I'm like, oh, okay,
Speaker 4: we're fine, Carmen. If Krmen had said it first, I
Speaker 4: would have been like, all right, whatever, moving on, Carmen
Speaker 4: said it.
Speaker 2: So it has been anointed. So let's do a road call.
Speaker 4: Find out where y'all are at in this Colonizer New Year.
Speaker 2: Hold on before we bring up our.
Speaker 4: Guest, hold on, Like, I'm like so out of practice.
Speaker 4: I'm like over here, I'm pressing the wrong buttons, like.
Speaker 2: Come on, come on, come.
Speaker 8: On, shoot me, doomy doomy, doo doo doo.
Speaker 9: Let's go.
Speaker 4: Let's find out where y'all ass Hey, I'm in the
Speaker 4: landers here to learn drop Ben and Timmy where you're
Speaker 4: watch him from.
Speaker 2: Let's get all up.
Speaker 4: Into this Cleveland, Ohio I'm in the Landers here to
Speaker 4: learn Jersey sit day. Where you're coming from? Austin, Texas.
Speaker 4: Brandon's in h Town. We got Aloha from the Bay, Brooklyn,
Speaker 4: New York.
Speaker 2: Carmons in Lights Out, Texas, Lung Island.
Speaker 4: New York, Brooklyn, Philly, Tacoma, Washington.
Speaker 2: So they have to lower their speakers, that's right.
Speaker 4: Berlin, Tallahassee, Los Angeles, California, Indianapolis. Momble Oh, have some
Speaker 4: poutine for me, Dallas, Fort Worth. Sarah's over there in
Speaker 4: Valley Cottage. Sarah, you want to be a cat sitter
Speaker 4: because you're right by my house?
Speaker 10: Bahamas, Phoenix, Yes, Mega yaes in Massachusetts, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Oakland, California,
Speaker 10: Blizzardie and Shite Town, Lansing, Michigan.
Speaker 4: Sugaran tayhas Zakaticas, Oregon, Maxico City, Moco, Maryland, Yonka's Seattle, Washington.
Speaker 4: The Office in Sunnyville, California, Connecticut. Gurry, Indiana. I definitely
Speaker 4: danced to the Jacksons this morning. Downtown Manhattan and Housing Court,
Speaker 4: Boom Try, Beeca, Brick City, North Jersey, Dedai, South Africa, Yayana, Durham,
Speaker 4: North Carolina, Chicago, Boston, Fort Lauderdale, Port Angeles, Washington, Manchester, Uky, Monterey,
Speaker 4: California with Moms and williams Port Pa Hey Mom, Phoenix, Arizona,
Speaker 4: San Antonio, Teja, Frisco, Annis.
Speaker 2: Ababa, Indiopia in the Maland.
Speaker 4: Dallas, Texas, Portland, Ore and Santiago, Guyana, Saint Louis makes
Speaker 4: up at Papasa Me Chicago, Las Vegas, Nashville, Sleek, Las Vegue,
Speaker 4: Dooda Landers in a Larne. Thank you for telling me
Speaker 4: where you're watching from.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is a new person. That sounds contradictive because
Speaker 2: if you want people to be involved in a matter
Speaker 2: and that's what their content from, to you feeling away
Speaker 2: about where you may be coming faced or am I
Speaker 2: missing something? You're missing punctuation. I have no idea what
Speaker 2: you're trying to say.
Speaker 4: All right, let's do our word of the day before
Speaker 4: we bring Laura up.
Speaker 2: I mean trying to give y'all, you know. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've been trying.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 4: Once you start with that's a contradiction, you lost me
Speaker 4: because I'm not contradictory.
Speaker 2: That's that's part of the frustration of me to people.
Speaker 4: They're like, I can't catch her, all right, shall we
Speaker 4: get into our word of the day.
Speaker 2: Shall we now?
Speaker 4: Remember we have our Word of the day log book,
Speaker 4: and that's what's gonna make sure that we don't use
Speaker 4: a word that we have already used. So I love
Speaker 4: this word. Even if we've used it before, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: use it again. Okay ooh, hey, who's our moderators? Do
Speaker 4: we have any moderators in here yet? Rolando is in here, Rolando,
Speaker 4: get this person out of here. This person, right, some
Speaker 4: of y'all are new and you don't know where you are,
Speaker 4: so get him.
Speaker 2: Out of here.
Speaker 7: Thanks.
Speaker 2: Londo's all right, we're of the day.
Speaker 4: Fortuitous, Yes, fortuitus is an adjective accidental by chance, So
Speaker 4: fortuitous is even though that it's accidental and by chance,
Speaker 4: it's connotated as a positive something that's happening by chance,
Speaker 4: So it's a fortuitous happening, right, Like you run into somebody, like,
Speaker 4: for instance, I remember when I like accidentally ran into
Speaker 4: this brother who owns like a publishing company where he
Speaker 4: sells books to prisons. I ran into him in the
Speaker 4: post office after a whole day of like being behind.
Speaker 4: So it's almost like the gods were like we're trying
Speaker 4: to get you to run into this person, and it
Speaker 4: was a fortuitous running into because it turned out that
Speaker 4: he is able to link me with the person who
Speaker 4: helped me learn how to lay.
Speaker 2: Out my book.
Speaker 4: What would the ancestors say, now available on the Manda
Speaker 4: seals dot Com. I mean that's fortuitous, right, So it's
Speaker 4: kind of like serendipitous. It's in that jazz, right, it's
Speaker 4: in that area like scoola boo, it's in that jazz area.
Speaker 4: Can anyone use fortuitous in a sentence? Yes, per Bob Smith,
Speaker 4: a happy accident can be a happy accident. Uh, fortuitous
Speaker 4: is spelled f O r t U I t This
Speaker 4: is spelled wrong on my card.
Speaker 2: But remember I was only in eleventh grade. F O
Speaker 2: R t U is it wrong? Fortuitus?
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, this is right. Good job Seals, Good job,
Speaker 4: young Seals. F O R t U I t O
Speaker 4: U s for two itus Okay. Megan Rolf said a
Speaker 4: family of beavers bypassed the city's approval by building a dam,
Speaker 4: and if for too is move, first of all, any
Speaker 4: mention of beavers is welcome at all times. Okay, I
Speaker 4: don't think we're showing enough attention to beavers. Because really,
Speaker 4: I've been seeing a lot of beaver content recently, and
Speaker 4: my respect is through the roof. So let's just take
Speaker 4: a moment to shout out to beavers. Okay, Siira said,
Speaker 4: would love a fortuitous running with my work crush a
Speaker 4: race you two five three says it was a fortuitous
Speaker 4: moment discovering Amanda through the great.
Speaker 2: Doctor Jared Ball. Yay, shout to doctor Jared Ball.
Speaker 4: Javone says, shall I say hearing Amanda speak truth to
Speaker 4: power was fortuitous?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, why not? It was a happy accident. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna give you that. We're gonna give you that.
Speaker 2: Shout out to all the beavers in the chet.
Speaker 1: Well, the beavers in.
Speaker 4: The jet beavers are incredible. Where are the trolls coming
Speaker 4: from today? Why are they just random trolls in here? Okay,
Speaker 4: mikey Tara, you could not have arrived at a more
Speaker 4: fortuitous time. And uh, all right, do we have to
Speaker 4: close on one?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 4: Well, let's close on one. Di Legit said the Cam
Speaker 4: Newton Internet with Lady London was fortuitous and showing stupidity.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know if that actually works.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing, it's not it's not stupidity because somebody
Speaker 4: doesn't know. It's stupidity if they stand on it. Now,
Speaker 4: I didn't see the clip. Did he stand on it?
Speaker 4: That's what I'm not sure about because cause you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, like did he stand on it? It's
Speaker 4: just crazy exactly. Ra Rivera like Charles come.
Speaker 2: In here and I'm like, what are what are y'all?
Speaker 4: I've been throwing shade at Indy that that whole sentence
Speaker 4: is just I did a whole thing this morning about
Speaker 4: how I want to do positive content and they took
Speaker 4: it as you're throwing shade at Indeed news sites.
Speaker 7: This?
Speaker 2: Why be by myself?
Speaker 12: This?
Speaker 2: Why be by myself in my house? Okay? All right?
Speaker 2: Someone say he stood on that four foot tall brim?
Speaker 2: He stood on it?
Speaker 4: Well, then I can't I can't say nothing. Then he's
Speaker 4: still do on it? Are you ready to get into
Speaker 4: our level? Of our levelss? I guess this is one
Speaker 4: of my favorite people.
Speaker 2: Are you ready? That's not it? Are you ready?
Speaker 9: Are y'all?
Speaker 2: We are very lucky and it is very fortuitous that
Speaker 2: you have joined today.
Speaker 9: Oh I'm on the ship.
Speaker 7: You made it.
Speaker 4: I think we are joined. But I feel like astrologists
Speaker 4: is just too basic of a like there's guy. I
Speaker 4: feel like there has to be there's like a word
Speaker 4: before astrologist that if you're not using that, I need
Speaker 4: you to find because you're not just an astrologist.
Speaker 2: I've met astrologists. You're like a You're like a prophetess.
Speaker 7: Oh the oracle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the loracle, the one.
Speaker 7: I knew I could count on a Mercury and Gemini
Speaker 7: person to give me the right title.
Speaker 2: The loracle. Are you able to turn your mic up
Speaker 2: at all?
Speaker 7: Let me see my might.
Speaker 4: I feel like you're a little low and I'm trying
Speaker 4: to turn it up on my end. But okay is
Speaker 4: yes ya, And you are giving us such Asian shimmer
Speaker 4: shine flavor today, Like this is very Asian, rich Asian Auntie.
Speaker 3: I dressed up for you.
Speaker 2: This is very that.
Speaker 4: So for those who don't know Laura Cheung, I don't
Speaker 4: know if you know this. You know you were on
Speaker 4: our first episode of us Romandelan. I was, yes, you
Speaker 4: were my first. You were you were literally the first.
Speaker 4: It was Roy Wood Junior.
Speaker 7: And you, Oh my gosh, I'm so honored.
Speaker 4: So I'm very happy to welcome you back. It's been
Speaker 4: a year and some a couple of chang, a couple
Speaker 4: like little weeks of change. And when you came on,
Speaker 4: you gave us the the horoscope reading, so to speak,
Speaker 4: of the United States. But I know that you look
Speaker 4: at things comprehensively. So even when you're talking about the US,
Speaker 4: you're talking about it within the context of the world, which,
Speaker 4: for the record, a lot of people don't. They just
Speaker 4: kind of think about the US as if it's in
Speaker 4: its own silo.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to leave the floor to you. Okay,
Speaker 2: take us on a journey.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well we could do it one of two ways.
Speaker 7: We could do it more conversationally or I did prepare slides. Okay,
Speaker 7: I see this present? But yes, so.
Speaker 2: You're able to access that.
Speaker 7: Okay, share screen? Can I allow share screen? Oops?
Speaker 2: There you are?
Speaker 7: Okay, wait oh wait, oh, oh my gosh, I think
Speaker 7: I clicked the wrong thing.
Speaker 4: If you go present and then you go slides at
Speaker 4: the top.
Speaker 7: Okay, oh your computer yep. Oh, but they're on my computer.
Speaker 7: So I just want to share the screen, okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you can share the screen.
Speaker 7: Okay, can I do this?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 7: And then making can you see this?
Speaker 2: I can?
Speaker 7: Yes, Okay, but make it.
Speaker 2: The viewer. There we go this.
Speaker 7: Okay, this picture.
Speaker 2: I know this tips so well.
Speaker 7: Okay. The only thing is I can't see your face
Speaker 7: or anything.
Speaker 4: I just you can't see okay, we can see you, okay, okay, good,
Speaker 4: And I can't see my notes.
Speaker 7: So I'm going to try my best to do this
Speaker 7: off of memorization.
Speaker 4: You have it in your phone, I do.
Speaker 7: Okay, look at you being so listen. Yeah, and my
Speaker 7: brain is so full, so if I have to look
Speaker 7: at my notes, I might have to do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, Why is your brain so full? I mean, I know, oh.
Speaker 7: My god, because there's so many dates and like things
Speaker 7: that I think I want to share, but I know
Speaker 7: we have. How much time do we have? Like thirty
Speaker 7: however long you want? Okay, But at the end of this,
Speaker 7: I want to give people something helpful, like how to
Speaker 7: use this astrology, because I don't want to just like
Speaker 7: trauma dump on you and be like, Yep, this is
Speaker 7: all happening and goodbye, because because ultimately it's us preparing
Speaker 7: ourselves for what's coming. It's like astrological weather, just as
Speaker 7: if you were listening to the weather report and the
Speaker 7: weather man says it's going to rain or it's gonna snow.
Speaker 7: You want to like, dress appropriately, you want to be
Speaker 7: prepared for something.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 7: So and when I've done these things, when I've done
Speaker 7: these reports for other you know, podcasts and stuff, I
Speaker 7: always lead with I don't mean to fear monger, but
Speaker 7: I think a little fear is helpful now at this
Speaker 7: point in twenty twenty six, not for you to be
Speaker 7: in your trigger response, but for you to do something. Yeah,
Speaker 7: twenty twenty six is the year to act. And I
Speaker 7: think when I came on last year, I said this
Speaker 7: is the preparatory year. Twenty twenty five is like the glimpse,
Speaker 7: the preview, and now we're in it. And I mean
Speaker 7: we all see we are in it two weeks into
Speaker 7: twenty twenty six, in it or in it? Okay, So
Speaker 7: I'm gonna basically show the major astrological transits. I'm not
Speaker 7: going to show all of them, but some of them,
Speaker 7: and then how it relates to us as a collective
Speaker 7: and if you want to know how this impacts you
Speaker 7: at an individual level. I am teaching astrology one on
Speaker 7: one again. Amanda took my class.
Speaker 2: I feel like I should take it again.
Speaker 7: Oh well, we start next Wednesday, so if anybody's interested,
Speaker 7: you can follow up and learn from me how to
Speaker 7: read your natal chart. So I think I've gone through
Speaker 7: all the disclaimers. So are we ready? You're like eight? Okay?
Speaker 7: So the first major transit is January twenty sixth, which
Speaker 7: is this month Neptune will enter the sign of Aries.
Speaker 7: And we experienced this transit last summer between May and
Speaker 7: between March and November. And Neptune is the planet that
Speaker 7: is about our imagination, our dreams. It is like the illusion.
Speaker 7: And I did a whole episode of Neptune on my
Speaker 7: podcast with a fellow astrologer, Kamille Michelle Gray, and how
Speaker 7: we believe the United States uses Neptune and this illusion
Speaker 7: of white supremacy to sort of like put us in
Speaker 7: a haze and a fog. And depending on your journey
Speaker 7: with your white adjacency or your internal is white supremacy
Speaker 7: is how you start to awaken from that dream American
Speaker 7: dream quote unquote. So a lot of astrologers relate Neptune
Speaker 7: in arees. I could only hear your sound, your like
Speaker 7: stound effects because I can't see you.
Speaker 4: Because I'm just like, but I want you to turn
Speaker 4: your mic up a little more because you're saying all
Speaker 4: the things.
Speaker 7: Okay, let me see if I could do that from here, right,
Speaker 7: I'm not sure I can do that when I'm in
Speaker 7: the presentation.
Speaker 2: You know, just be closer to the mic.
Speaker 7: Okay, can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: Is this better?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 13: Better?
Speaker 4: I just feel like you're saying such important things like
Speaker 4: I don't want to be lost?
Speaker 2: Okay, how do you feel in the chat? Do y'all
Speaker 2: feel like you can hear her?
Speaker 1: Fine?
Speaker 2: Everything? Because it could be just me. All right, they've
Speaker 2: all said that they can hear you find so let
Speaker 2: me just shit it up.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, So back to can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: And I also want to shout out Rolando because you
Speaker 4: just got them before I could.
Speaker 7: Are people behaving? Are people?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: They're not.
Speaker 4: People are in here like Amanda, You're but you're beyond
Speaker 4: reproach and it's tard to consume your content, So then don't.
Speaker 2: Don't consume it. I am above.
Speaker 4: Reproach by strangers on the internet behind fake names and
Speaker 4: fake faces.
Speaker 2: Correct, I am above your I am reproach. What is
Speaker 2: it unreproachable? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You want to see me in a street and have
Speaker 4: a conversation per se, then we can do that.
Speaker 2: But no I am.
Speaker 4: I am above the reproach of strangers on the internet.
Speaker 4: That is correct, various dude, kudos to them. They are
Speaker 4: not hiding behind a they are not in a cloud
Speaker 4: of Neptune.
Speaker 2: They see the truth.
Speaker 4: I love what you said about So Neptune is like,
Speaker 4: but I love what you said about like the wielding
Speaker 4: of the dreaminess of Neptune, but for a for a
Speaker 4: a duplicitous purpose, because I feel like I would never
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, Like I would never consider that.
Speaker 4: But then we have to remember there's like javel and
Speaker 4: light to everything.
Speaker 7: Yes, and Neptune is it also symbolizes like the film
Speaker 7: industry because when Neptune entered Aries around the Civil War
Speaker 7: is when film photography was invented. So I also like
Speaker 7: as a positive transit what I liked about Neptune and aries.
Speaker 7: Last summer we got Sinners and we got K pop
Speaker 7: demon Hunters, and there were films created by the global
Speaker 7: majority and like original content you know from the pov
Speaker 7: of people of the global majority. And so I did
Speaker 7: like that aspect of that transit. And hopefully when Neptune
Speaker 7: enters Aries for the next fourteen years, we get more
Speaker 7: like original art from people of the global majority in
Speaker 7: terms of film and art and music. Yep, yep. So
Speaker 7: a lot of astrologers, you know, they relates this transit
Speaker 7: to the Civil War because that was the last time
Speaker 7: Neptune entered aries, and so we are already in a
Speaker 7: civil war. I hope everyone is on board.
Speaker 2: Wait say that again.
Speaker 7: We are already in a civil war right now? You're right, yeah,
Speaker 7: because of I mean, it looks like Minneapolis is sort
Speaker 7: of the epicenter or it's the start of it. But
Speaker 7: we saw this last summer too, that was also the
Speaker 7: rise of ice and and I think it was Los
Speaker 7: Angeles and Chicago we saw that.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so yeah, yeah, it's happening. And you know, at
Speaker 7: the time when these wars started the Civil War, and
Speaker 7: you know, they didn't they didn't say we are in war.
Speaker 7: It just sort of happened, you know, we are in war.
Speaker 7: It wasn't until, like, in hindsight, these specific events were
Speaker 7: the catalyst for these moments.
Speaker 4: Fatima here said, you know, I don't know what to
Speaker 4: call this area. It's beyond this era. It's beyond a
Speaker 4: civil war. I think what I think for what it's worth.
Speaker 4: When we're in times that are new times, we use
Speaker 4: language that we've used known. Yeah, and then it isn't
Speaker 4: until we can reflect that we're like, you know what
Speaker 4: that might we.
Speaker 1: May need some new for that.
Speaker 7: Yeah. And and yeah, I think our definition of war
Speaker 7: is limited to what we've experienced previously. Yes, because I
Speaker 7: don't think what's happening in Gaza or Sudan are wars.
Speaker 7: But they use that word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because anything that's just like the height of violence,
Speaker 4: they're like war and that's just too generic.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm exactly. And for those of you who don't know,
Speaker 7: the Civil War was between the South and the North,
Speaker 7: and they basically the South basically fought to keep slavery.
Speaker 7: I know, I'm like just glazing over a.
Speaker 2: Lot of the now that's but that.
Speaker 7: Was the crux. So this war quote unquote that we're
Speaker 7: in is ice which are it just seems like it's
Speaker 7: trumps or like these this administration's private army, Right, would
Speaker 7: you consider this to be a militia type of thing? Maybe?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the goal.
Speaker 7: Yes. And also during the Neptune and Ares era was
Speaker 7: the Emancipation Proclamation and I can't say the word that
Speaker 7: you use for this, but it's basically, in my opinion,
Speaker 7: a performative sort of proclamation to free slaves. But it wasn't.
Speaker 7: Abraham Lincoln didn't actually free the slaves. It was more
Speaker 7: just a law that was performative. But they he they
Speaker 7: like this government didn't do anything in forms of reparations
Speaker 7: or integrating them into the system.
Speaker 2: No, And I mean he barely passed.
Speaker 4: The thirteenth Amendment and then he was assassinated two weeks
Speaker 4: after the Civil War, and any efforts that had been
Speaker 4: put forth, like special Field door to fifty one, which
Speaker 4: was the forty acres and a mule, and for the record,
Speaker 4: that wasn't for everybody.
Speaker 2: That was just like in a small port part of
Speaker 2: the South, even.
Speaker 4: That got retracted and they took the land back from
Speaker 4: folks and then they put in the Black laws. So
Speaker 4: you know, I will say this, Abraham Lincoln was forced
Speaker 4: by black leaders to understand the.
Speaker 2: Value of black people.
Speaker 4: To his goal, and he saw that it was more
Speaker 4: valuable to have them free than enslaved. But any I
Speaker 4: feel like any I mean, he does a speech where
Speaker 4: he's like, you know, y'all see them with guns, and
Speaker 4: now you now you rock with them now because you
Speaker 4: see them.
Speaker 2: With guns, and he does. That's essentially what he says.
Speaker 4: And then he's like, you know, you know, y'all, y'all
Speaker 4: need to represent because black people they deserve a right
Speaker 4: to pop off too. But as we know, all of
Speaker 4: these presidents are just basically actors, so they'll say what
Speaker 4: needs to get said.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, and yes. So also, if anybody has questions,
Speaker 7: you can pop in the chat and Amanda can read
Speaker 7: them to me. But maybe that's for the end. And
Speaker 7: then February thirteenth, Saturn will enter Aries and again we
Speaker 7: experience this transit last year during between like May and November.
Speaker 7: And Saturn is the planet of boundaries, borders the authority, hierarchy,
Speaker 7: and it is a molific planet, so it does bring challenges.
Speaker 7: But we need Saturn because Saturn in Greek mythology is
Speaker 7: chronos it's time. It's also a timekeeper in astrology. But
Speaker 7: Saturn is what's called in its fall in arees. So
Speaker 7: Saturn as a planet is about patients and discipline and
Speaker 7: you know, doing something for the long term, whereas Aries
Speaker 7: as an archetype is like, let's do it now, you know,
Speaker 7: and Aries is the archetype. You are aries, right, I
Speaker 7: am an aries, yes, which is why, but which is
Speaker 7: why I push people because I just don't think this
Speaker 7: is a time time to be complacent or just like
Speaker 7: sitting back and waiting for people.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 7: Aries is about listening to your like reclaiming your inner
Speaker 7: authority instead of waiting for somebody to tell you what
Speaker 7: to do or like, or waiting for somebody to give
Speaker 7: you the answers. It's like, you have to have that
Speaker 7: self initiative to be like, you know, because I hear
Speaker 7: people asking me all the time what should I be doing? What?
Speaker 7: You know, and I'm just like, and maybe it's because
Speaker 7: I'm I was a latchkey kid, like we just I
Speaker 7: just figured out how to cook. I just figured it
Speaker 7: out how to do things, you know.
Speaker 2: Yes, no, that's so it's so real.
Speaker 4: I mean, my friend who does my newsletter, she was
Speaker 4: telling me yesterday that she told her daughter that they
Speaker 4: are now living in the nineties, and thus she has
Speaker 4: implemented some ways in which her daughter has to live
Speaker 4: in the nineties. So like she can't binge TV shows,
Speaker 4: she has to watch one show one night a week,
Speaker 4: and like, you know what I mean, Like she and
Speaker 4: she's what she's doing.
Speaker 2: Is she's telling her.
Speaker 4: Her instinct to get instant gratification, which is what I
Speaker 4: think also leads to people being like, tell me what
Speaker 4: to do, because it's like you can just type into
Speaker 4: Google and it will tell you what to do. And
Speaker 4: it's like people then try and google people. They treat
Speaker 4: people like they are a search engine.
Speaker 2: Tell me what to do?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, and I donate to a nonprofit in Kenya,
Speaker 4: that place for school for Kenyan children. And she was
Speaker 4: telling me that a lot of the curriculum is not
Speaker 4: to encourage thought, it's to encourage like a willingness to
Speaker 4: be led. And so she was like, you know, when
Speaker 4: she would teach classes, like sometimes they would look at
Speaker 4: her crazy when she'd be like, what do you think
Speaker 4: And they'd be like, lady, what's the answer?
Speaker 2: Tell us?
Speaker 4: And so I feel like that's like how I feel
Speaker 4: like in my epiphany of like wanting to do more
Speaker 4: with this show. I feel like what you're saying is
Speaker 4: what I'm trying to do, which is like, how do
Speaker 4: I bring the airy out of people more? Yeah, we're
Speaker 4: born to people's aries. Twenty years of fire.
Speaker 7: Yes, Well, people are going to be forced to because
Speaker 7: the energy this year is a lot of fire and
Speaker 7: air and it's going to be the year of the
Speaker 7: Young fire Horse, which there's just going to be a
Speaker 7: lot of momentum.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I.
Speaker 7: Think it's going to be an uncomfortable year for people
Speaker 7: if you are uncomfortable with change.
Speaker 15: M So.
Speaker 7: Okay. So on February seventeenth, we have our first solar
Speaker 7: eclipse in the Leo Aquarius axes, and a solar eclipse
Speaker 7: is a new moon. And this is that twenty eight
Speaker 7: degree so just remember that degree and put a pin
Speaker 7: on it for a moment. February twentieth is sort of
Speaker 7: the biggest transit that astrologers have been looking out for.
Speaker 7: Saturn and Neptune will come together in a conjunction at
Speaker 7: zero degrees of areas and zero degrees in the cardinal
Speaker 7: signs is a world point. So that is a really
Speaker 7: big deal. And then on March third, there will be
Speaker 7: a lunar eclipse at twelve degrees of Virgo. So I
Speaker 7: just want to go ahead a little bit and show
Speaker 7: all of you the can you see this the chart
Speaker 7: of so the inner ring is the United States natal chart.
Speaker 7: I mean there's many natal charts, but most astrologers use
Speaker 7: the Sibley chart, and it's about the time when the
Speaker 7: Declaration of Independence was signed. And then on the outer
Speaker 7: wheel is the Emancipation Proclamation on January first, eighteen sixty three.
Speaker 7: And so as you can see by the circles the
Speaker 7: outer so the outer ring is when the emancipation proclamation.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 7: So we're comparing the two, yes, because that's like by transit, right, yeah,
Speaker 7: So you can see where I circled in this bottom
Speaker 7: half the United States icee or immum coeli, which is
Speaker 7: the roots of a chart. It's essentially like what like
Speaker 7: the most private section of someone's like natal chart is.
Speaker 7: And the United States has an icy of one degrees
Speaker 7: of ares. And so at the time of the mancipation Proclamation,
Speaker 7: Neptune was conjunct the United States, I see exactly, So
Speaker 7: some something about like people's dreams and freedom was changing
Speaker 7: at that time, right, that was when this you know,
Speaker 7: emancipation proclamation. And then the opposite was Saturn in Libra
Speaker 7: where Saturn has this exaltation conjunct the United States. Mid heaven,
Speaker 7: and the mid heaven in someone's chart is about their
Speaker 7: public persona what they're known for, and the United States
Speaker 7: has a libra mid heaven, which is like the United
Speaker 7: States is known for supposedly fairness and justice for all. Right,
Speaker 7: So that Saturn Neptune opposition was the Emancipation Proclamation, and
Speaker 7: now February of February twentieth, twenty twenty six, Saturn will
Speaker 7: be in aries with Neptune all the United States. I see.
Speaker 7: So now we're like completing that opposition that cycle from
Speaker 7: that moment, if that makes sense.
Speaker 4: What's the significance of completing the cycle?
Speaker 7: Something about the United States foundation is changing again, Okay,
Speaker 7: and it's rhyming with that Emancipation Proclamation chart time with
Speaker 7: Saturn and Neptune. And like I mentioned when I was
Speaker 7: speaking about Saturday and Airy, Okay.
Speaker 2: I get it, I get it. I get it. Yeah, justly,
Speaker 2: I'll know. Like I have a delayed reaction to everything Laura.
Speaker 4: Says about astrology, I have to run it a good
Speaker 4: six times through the processor and then I'm.
Speaker 16: Like, oh, yes, But when you get it, I'm like, yes,
Speaker 16: we did it, Joe, damn it, Joe.
Speaker 7: But like I said, the Emancipation Proclamation with Saturn in
Speaker 7: its exaltation in Libra was sort of like, Okay, we're
Speaker 7: just going to give them this law. Gosh, you know,
Speaker 7: and you.
Speaker 4: Haven't you know what I call that. I know I'm
Speaker 4: allowed to say it, but I call it the hear
Speaker 4: nigga damn law.
Speaker 7: Yes, but I couldn't say it.
Speaker 4: Oh that's what you were saying earlier. I was like,
Speaker 4: what is she saying that she can't say?
Speaker 2: Yes? These are they here nigga damn laws where they're
Speaker 2: just like ahrees damn.
Speaker 7: Yes, Because because libra is about fairness, but it can
Speaker 7: oftentimes be like neutral or performative. Right, and again is
Speaker 7: like yes.
Speaker 2: And so trying to be liked by everyone, Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: but you have.
Speaker 7: To remember what the context is here. We're talking about
Speaker 7: the United States of America, and so they're only out
Speaker 7: for their own interests, Like the United States system is
Speaker 7: working how it's designed. Essentially, it's working exactly how it
Speaker 7: was designed for them, but not for anybody who's not
Speaker 7: a white man.
Speaker 4: Well, and now I think we also have to remember
Speaker 4: is that the United States was designed to carry out
Speaker 4: the greater goal of Zionist supremacy, which centers white men, whiteness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know the.
Speaker 4: Same way that Britain was a tool as well, and
Speaker 4: that's why Britain and the United States were both used
Speaker 4: effectively to create Israel as like a home as a
Speaker 4: home base Zionism, and so like when we see the
Speaker 4: creation of the United States, we are told the Neptunian
Speaker 4: lie that it was created in the goal of like
Speaker 4: revolution of freedom of you know, self identification, when it
Speaker 4: was really created in the form in.
Speaker 2: The pursuit of expansion.
Speaker 4: Of the very same folks that they were mad at,
Speaker 4: or that they claimed they were mad at, like they
Speaker 4: were basically like, we don't want to be taxed by
Speaker 4: your banks, so we're going to start.
Speaker 7: Our own Yes, yes, because every.
Speaker 2: Years owning slave, I mean it's slaves becoming slave owners.
Speaker 7: Yes, And every empire needs a myth and a lore
Speaker 7: that people believe in. And the thing the thing with
Speaker 7: Neptune is it's real, and you believe in something that's
Speaker 7: reality until you don't. And so that's why in the
Speaker 7: last couple of years, do you know United States was
Speaker 7: going through its Neptune opposition because the United States has
Speaker 7: Neptune in Virgo and for the last fourteen years, Neptune
Speaker 7: has been in Pisces people have been waking up, waking
Speaker 7: up to the fact that, oh, the American dream is
Speaker 7: actually not a dream. You have to put in the labor,
Speaker 7: You have to put in the work. You have to
Speaker 7: be of service to the empires. So that's why people
Speaker 7: have been waking up in the last fourteen years.
Speaker 4: And they know at work as like somehow like moral
Speaker 4: or like that's like that that you serving empire.
Speaker 2: Is you doing the right thing? Right? Yes, how it's
Speaker 2: been presented, yes.
Speaker 7: Yes, because one aspect of like a shadow aspect of Virgo,
Speaker 7: is being of service and not necessarily sometimes for the better,
Speaker 7: like for the good of all, you know. So now
Speaker 7: with Saturn and Arisa and is in its fall, and
Speaker 7: again my colleague and I were sort of commiserating on
Speaker 7: this and saying this is actually good for us, like
Speaker 7: the people, because we need Saturn in its fall to
Speaker 7: collapse structures, and because again Aris is not a performative sign.
Speaker 7: It's like, I'm doing this because this is the best
Speaker 7: for like myself. Hopefully we get out of the individualistic
Speaker 7: mindset of the United States. But like Saturn and Neptune
Speaker 7: coming together on the United States, I see is for
Speaker 7: us a good thing.
Speaker 4: I believe Saturday and Neptune coming together on the United States,
Speaker 4: I see is a good thing because it destroys structures.
Speaker 7: It destroys the foundation, It destroys, it dissolves the foundation
Speaker 7: of the United States, and we get to shape what
Speaker 7: that looks like. But I don't think I don't think
Speaker 7: we're ever gonna get ahead until we as a people,
Speaker 7: specifically white Americans, grapple with what their ancestors did to
Speaker 7: the indigenous people of Turtle Island and reparations like those
Speaker 7: two things. It's so true because Saturn is also like
Speaker 7: you reap what you sow. It is the it is
Speaker 7: the the site, the land, it's the sythe it's yes,
Speaker 7: remember it's the scythe and Saturn is the god of
Speaker 7: the agriculture of the land and who literally tilled the
Speaker 7: land of the United States built all the wealth of
Speaker 7: the United States. Like that has to be sewed in
Speaker 7: some way, you know. So unless we as a people
Speaker 7: of the United States, specifically white Americans again I'm going
Speaker 7: to repeat it, we grapple with that, and we all
Speaker 7: come together and say, this portion of the money that
Speaker 7: the United States has goes to the descendants of you know,
Speaker 7: chattel slavery and reparations for the Indigenous people Turtle Island. Like,
Speaker 7: I don't know how we can go forward, to be honest,
Speaker 7: It's a karma correction, right it is.
Speaker 4: I mean it's also that like it's like it's an
Speaker 4: actual like karma correction. I'm sure it's It's very science,
Speaker 4: you know, to every action, there's an equal opposite reaction,
Speaker 4: Like it's a it's a a level setter, it's a
Speaker 4: it's a law of physics. It's a it's a it's
Speaker 4: a it's a you know what it is. It's a
Speaker 4: controlled burn.
Speaker 8: Mmm mm hmmm hmm.
Speaker 2: That's what it is like.
Speaker 4: And they have to see that the burning of their
Speaker 4: forest is for the greater good of the whole forest.
Speaker 4: And and you know the problem with that though, to me, Laura,
Speaker 4: is that it's like it can't be forced upon. It's
Speaker 4: like when you try and date somebody and like you
Speaker 4: want them to change, but it's like they if they
Speaker 4: don't want to change, nothing can be done.
Speaker 2: So the becomes like it can't be forced upon.
Speaker 4: And then I'm like, well, so if it can't be
Speaker 4: forced upon, then we're really just expecting all these white
Speaker 4: people to wake up, which is why I'm constantly like
Speaker 4: white people who are woken up. You have to be
Speaker 4: like it has to be like your literal like purpose
Speaker 4: to wake up the white people around you.
Speaker 2: Like like sitting eating.
Speaker 4: Your cheerios, Like, Okay, what tacticed are we going to
Speaker 4: deploy to?
Speaker 7: There was this thread on Threads that this like white
Speaker 7: woman was like, I'm calling upon Kali Ma and Yameya,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, girl, stop calling on these goddesses. Talk
Speaker 7: to your white brothers, white fathers, white sons. I'm like,
Speaker 7: we don't need you to leave them alone, like they're
Speaker 7: not even a part of your like pantheon of I'm
Speaker 7: just like, talk to your problematic fathers, brothers, like that's
Speaker 7: your role, not just.
Speaker 2: Not you hanging up the phone.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, I'm I'm say, what would the ancestors say?
Speaker 2: You said?
Speaker 4: Boo no those click click no, I'd be I'd be
Speaker 4: all up in the in those threads.
Speaker 7: But that's why I speak to people. It through the
Speaker 7: lens of spirituality and trying to explain to people that
Speaker 7: there is a there is like a a cruel of
Speaker 7: a cruel. Why can't I pronounce that word? Maybe it's
Speaker 7: my Asian is coming out a cruel of karmic debt. Okay,
Speaker 7: white people like have epigenetically inherited something, and so in
Speaker 7: order for you to clear your bloodlines and be the
Speaker 7: good ancestor, you have to be part of the solution.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 4: It's the same way that like so many of us
Speaker 4: who are oppressed have intergenerational DNA, right, international intergenerational trauma.
Speaker 4: There is no reason why white people would also not
Speaker 4: have the same effects.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, deal with it.
Speaker 7: I watched I know, you know, I know, you know
Speaker 7: Christina Brown, but I watched her video recently of like
Speaker 7: white people's epigenetics, and I was just like, okay, white
Speaker 7: people used to eat black people.
Speaker 10: What.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you and then you're walking around saying and
Speaker 7: like used black people as like furniture whatever. And then
Speaker 7: you're walking around saying, I'm too scared, Like you're your
Speaker 7: ancestors colonized because they thought they were entitled to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the same way.
Speaker 4: Like I watched the video the other day of this
Speaker 4: woman in Zimbabwe and she was they were asking her about,
Speaker 4: you know, who, does she have any like servants, and
Speaker 4: she's like, yes, you know, I have sibilants. You know,
Speaker 4: and I'm very happy with the life we have we
Speaker 4: have made here in Zimbabwe. But this is in nineteen
Speaker 4: seventy nine. And she was like, you know, but they
Speaker 4: don't see why we would give thee just hand it
Speaker 4: back over to the to hand it over to the Africans.
Speaker 4: I mean, after we have worked so hard to build
Speaker 4: our lives here. And everyone in the comments was like,
Speaker 4: steiling is not hard work, calling stealing we worked hard,
Speaker 4: Like that's an unfair, disingenuous positioning of what you have done.
Speaker 4: That's how Americans look at it, like we built this
Speaker 4: country up.
Speaker 2: No, you broke people down.
Speaker 7: They also were just thirty. They brought diseases. Sorry, I
Speaker 7: know we're going off tangent, but like expect it. So
Speaker 7: that okay. So that is the Saturn and Neptune conjunction
Speaker 7: and it's happening a month from now. So again like
Speaker 7: these transits are longer cycles, but the exact is happening
Speaker 7: on February twentieth. Oh, yes, February twentieth. So remember back
Speaker 7: when I said put a pin on the solar eclipse. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so the solar eclipse, which also is the lunar New Year,
Speaker 7: because the lunar year happens on the new moon in
Speaker 7: Aquarius every year? Is that also? Ramadan? Is that also?
Speaker 7: I think Ramadan is the maybe this year they I
Speaker 7: think it's the new moon. So this solar eclipse is
Speaker 7: happening exactly on the United States natal moon, and the
Speaker 7: moon in a nation's chart represents the peep.
Speaker 2: Of people, so us uh.
Speaker 7: So I do think that hopefully this pore tends to
Speaker 7: an awakening of some kind for us to like really organized,
Speaker 7: because there's a difference between activism and organizing, and I
Speaker 7: think we need organizing. Didn't Malcolm X say that we're
Speaker 7: not outnumbered, We're just not we're out organized.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that is the solar eclipse and oh okay,
Speaker 7: so how are we doing on time? Should I keep going.
Speaker 2: Or we're there? This is the first show of the year.
Speaker 4: I have things to share, but ultimately we're here. And
Speaker 4: I knew that I didn't have a second guest today
Speaker 4: because I knew that this was going to be thorough.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, uh just let me know when you're like, oh, hey,
Speaker 7: this is too much, Well that's the chat I mean,
Speaker 7: because you know I'll sit here and do this with
Speaker 7: you all day but considering that the we have a
Speaker 7: high number of viewers and the chat is in the mix,
Speaker 7: I'm sure everyone is fine. Okay, great, you're very good. Okay, great,
Speaker 7: even though you're not employed. On April twenty fifth, Urinus
Speaker 7: will enter the sign of Gemini. And we also experienced
Speaker 7: this last year. So again, twenty twenty five was like
Speaker 7: the preview of what were kind of these longer cycles.
Speaker 7: And both Neptune, Uranus and Uriness and including Pluto, these
Speaker 7: are outer planets, so this is these are like the
Speaker 7: generational planets, so Uranus and Gemini. Every So, the United
Speaker 7: States has Uranus and Gemini in its chart, so it
Speaker 7: always like portends to war and also technological advances. Uh so, yeah,
Speaker 7: that's gonna happen April twenty fifth. On June ninth, I
Speaker 7: really wanted to add like a juicy, nice little transit
Speaker 7: for everybody to look out for Venus with this little
Speaker 7: mouth with yeah it's like sexy time, juicy day. Okay, okay,
Speaker 7: because honestly, we need to like dance and make out again,
Speaker 7: you know, because so many leftists are so depressed and.
Speaker 4: I really miss making out. I'm so good at it,
Speaker 4: and I just I like doing things I'm good at. Really,
Speaker 4: like I'm telling you, like, I don't even.
Speaker 2: Need to have sex.
Speaker 7: I just want a good makeout such.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like a makeout can well carry me over for
Speaker 4: another two years, a solid makeout such And I mean
Speaker 4: even like we could just be like above the clothes,
Speaker 4: we could just be second basing and I would be fine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I mean I remember, I still like remember
Speaker 7: the night club days where you would just like be
Speaker 7: dancing till two am and making out with a stranger.
Speaker 7: I don't know if people do that anymore because of
Speaker 7: like the times it did and the times are different,
Speaker 7: but that happen.
Speaker 2: I did that in Cuba. It was a time. It was.
Speaker 2: Can I just tell a quick sidebar story that I
Speaker 2: went in.
Speaker 4: I walked into the club in Cuba and I spotted
Speaker 4: an individual and I turned to my homegirl Kiki, and
Speaker 4: I was like that one and she was like okay,
Speaker 4: and so we went about our lives and we were
Speaker 4: in the club for a good hour and a half
Speaker 4: and then he came.
Speaker 7: Up to me, ooh, so you manifested.
Speaker 2: I manifested it.
Speaker 4: And the club had like all these different rooms, so
Speaker 4: it wasn't like we were just like in the same space.
Speaker 2: I freaking manifested it.
Speaker 4: I was literally standing at the bar and then I
Speaker 4: turned to my right and he was right there, and
Speaker 4: I was like hell oh hello, and man, that was
Speaker 4: a good solid We made out on the malecon on
Speaker 4: the wall.
Speaker 7: Ooh by the water. Yeah. Oh that's a Venus and
Speaker 7: Jupiter in cancer sort of moment.
Speaker 2: It was a time.
Speaker 4: I'll pull up a picture for you all. But okay,
Speaker 4: they like these types of things. It reminds me that,
Speaker 4: you know, I've lived a life. I've loved a life, Laura,
Speaker 4: I've lived a life.
Speaker 7: Yes, oh man, right, well, I'm just thinking of life
Speaker 7: pre you know, you know, pre all of it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: pre all of like awakening, you know, because with awakening
Speaker 7: you can't go back because you can't not see what
Speaker 7: you see.
Speaker 4: So with awakening, you can't go back, you can't not
Speaker 4: see what you see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because you can't.
Speaker 7: You have a different framework of seeing everything, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean you also just like.
Speaker 4: You either you're either choosing willful ignorance or you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, because that's your only option.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we hair at.
Speaker 17: Gone Ray, my house, my husband, my Cuban husband.
Speaker 2: It's gonna come to America and find.
Speaker 7: Me, Amanda. He's fine.
Speaker 3: So we are hair at.
Speaker 17: Gone Ray, my house, my husband, my Cuban husband, It's
Speaker 17: gonna come to America and find me.
Speaker 9: I've lived a life. Look at Laura's space, y'all.
Speaker 7: Wait, I didn't realize he was also really good looking.
Speaker 2: That was the requisite.
Speaker 4: Yes, that was literally the only thing that was based
Speaker 4: on Wow. I wasn't like making out with his character.
Speaker 7: It was like, okay, I wasn't making out with this character.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, whoa wait. I love that this brought
Speaker 7: us to this side tangent, because that's like a good
Speaker 7: visual of what you can manifest for this transit. Y'all.
Speaker 7: There you possible.
Speaker 2: It's fus.
Speaker 7: It's not.
Speaker 4: Because I really feel like like these people don't really
Speaker 4: understand that I was that girl, Like because I really
Speaker 4: being here with my glasses and my sweaters and they
Speaker 4: don't understand I was I was a hot girl.
Speaker 2: I was out here.
Speaker 7: Wait, why wouldn't they think that?
Speaker 2: I don't know, they don't. They don't. They think I'm
Speaker 2: a auntie.
Speaker 4: They think that I'm just you know, wearing my glasses
Speaker 4: and teaching you know they don't understand I was in
Speaker 4: the world.
Speaker 7: Listen, we're multifaceted women.
Speaker 4: Okay, y'all have never seen Laura wine to some reggae. Okay,
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, when people see me out in
Speaker 4: the wild, they're like, wow, you're fun. It was so
Speaker 4: irritating to me when people were like, I would never
Speaker 4: a man and by the Manda to a party, she's
Speaker 4: too serious, Like what.
Speaker 11: That?
Speaker 7: So I'm saying, like we leftists or what, I don't
Speaker 7: know what what we even call ourselves radical revolutionaries. Like
Speaker 7: that's why I'm saying, we have to shake our ass.
Speaker 7: We have to have fun because these people are depressed
Speaker 7: and then they start to project their own trauma onto
Speaker 7: people in the movement lateral violence, so they I think healing,
Speaker 7: healing work and doing the internal work is part of
Speaker 7: this liberation movement.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, and it's a necessary part when you're you're
Speaker 4: literally your opponents when when they say like the the cruelty,
Speaker 4: cruelty is the goal, Like that's not just a catchphrase,
Speaker 4: that's literally what feeds these people. So like the same
Speaker 4: thing that you get, like we may get serotonin relief
Speaker 4: and you know, and doorphin relief from I mean release
Speaker 4: from seeing you know, cute animals, or from dancing, or
Speaker 4: from being around our friends and laughing. They, in some
Speaker 4: twisted way, they get it from seeing pain.
Speaker 2: Why am I okay echoing?
Speaker 4: I don't know why, But they get it from seeing
Speaker 4: the misery of others, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 4: so that's an actual tool against them, is not letting
Speaker 4: them make you miserable.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wanted to try this. I downloaded the slides
Speaker 7: if that's okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because if you bring them up as a PDF,
Speaker 4: you'll be able to see yourself and see.
Speaker 2: Me some thing.
Speaker 7: Okay, great, I'm waiting for you. Oh it's processing.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 2: I was just I just wanted you to know, like
Speaker 2: I'm not like the floor is yours.
Speaker 7: I just uploaded them, okay, not that.
Speaker 2: Echo is giving Galadria. I could be the most powerful.
Speaker 7: Okay, they're uploaded, But how come I can't see them?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: There they are. Okay, Yes, this is so much better. Okay.
Speaker 7: So Venus and Jupiter are the benefits and astrology. So
Speaker 7: when they come together in the sky, this is such
Speaker 7: a great day to manifest somebody, to make out with,
Speaker 7: to grow something. Venus is the planet of our relationships values,
Speaker 7: what we like want to invest in. Jupiter is a
Speaker 7: planet of expansion, knowledge, growth, and Jupiter is in its
Speaker 7: exaltation and cancer. So this is a day I had
Speaker 7: to highlight it to like launch something, do something that
Speaker 7: just is like, I mean Amanda's that she made out
Speaker 7: with someone by the water. It's like cancer is a
Speaker 7: water sign. Cancer is also about nurturing and mothering and protection.
Speaker 7: So yeah, this is just a great day. And then
Speaker 7: June thirtieth, Jupiter will enter the sign of Leo. So
Speaker 7: again we're having all of these planets sort of move
Speaker 7: to fire and air signs. And fire and air are
Speaker 7: complimentary elements because you need dry yes they're dry. They
Speaker 7: you need air to grow fire.
Speaker 2: I'm think.
Speaker 7: Your notes, my blend guards. And then on July fourth,
Speaker 7: this is definitely a day to maybe be careful because
Speaker 7: not only is it the two hundred and fiftieth birthday
Speaker 7: of the United States, it there's a Mars and Urinus
Speaker 7: conjunction in Gemini at three degrees, and Mars is the
Speaker 7: god of war in Babylonian astrology. It was the god
Speaker 7: of death before Pluto came along. It is conflict, anger, action,
Speaker 7: and Urinus is the planet of revolution and change and revelation.
Speaker 4: So the United is a planet you said that was
Speaker 4: of like technology and stuff Uranus.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's what I thought.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So yeah, I personally wouldn't.
Speaker 2: It's very deep vendetta.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wouldn't go to me personally, I wouldn't just
Speaker 7: from where it is in my chart, like I wouldn't
Speaker 7: go out to a public gathering per se. But everybody
Speaker 7: use your own tuition and free will. But I definitely
Speaker 7: think something is gonna pop off in the United States,
Speaker 7: so to speak. That's why you have the pewpew. Yes,
Speaker 7: that's why I have the pewpew.
Speaker 4: So even asked death by technology, And what I get
Speaker 4: from this combo Laura is the like true implementation or
Speaker 4: like the like a real life demonstration of all the
Speaker 4: pallunteer stuff that we've been hearing about, and you know,
Speaker 4: all of the surveillance stuff we've been hearing about, like
Speaker 4: coming to a head in like a very real, non
Speaker 4: like unable to.
Speaker 2: Be ignored kind of way. M h.
Speaker 4: And I just saw that basically Tony Blair and Oracle
Speaker 4: they are building a competitor to Palenteer. So now there's
Speaker 4: gonna be because basically Larry Ellison is a partner with Palenteer,
Speaker 4: and so because of his partnership with Polenteer, because he
Speaker 4: tried to buy Palenteer and Pounder was like absolutely not.
Speaker 4: But then they let him partner with him, and so
Speaker 4: he has access because his A his AI modules have
Speaker 4: done all the work for like, have have done all
Speaker 4: the AI work. So he has like all of the
Speaker 4: I saw a video about this. So he has all
Speaker 4: of the like basically the learning, he has all the
Speaker 4: knowledge of the building of the systems. And now he's
Speaker 4: partnered with Tony Blair and so he's just giving it
Speaker 4: all to Tony Blair. Oh but there's no honor amongst thieves,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So it's like, yeah, of course that would happen.
Speaker 7: Of course, yeah, yes. But in the other hand, this
Speaker 7: could be the United States, the people of the United
Speaker 7: States fighting back in some way, you know, wink win
Speaker 7: because I've already been seeing I've already been seeing I
Speaker 7: guess like the the what's it called that he's not
Speaker 7: he's not a leader of the Black Panther Party, but
Speaker 7: he's becoming more present on social media. Have you literally
Speaker 7: have a video.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you're talking about this person right here.
Speaker 7: Hold on, he's like walking around with a gigantic.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that's a different brother, actually, but I know exactly.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 2: He was like second time a rise and.
Speaker 7: He had he knew all the because the Black Panther
Speaker 7: Party knew all the laws, right yeah. And he literally
Speaker 7: was like section something something of the law code and
Speaker 7: he had this gigantic gun and he basically was like
Speaker 7: to the cops, y'all are you know, like, get out
Speaker 7: of here. You we don't know what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was into two cops in Philly and he's just
Speaker 4: like he was like, yalla, coons, why are you here?
Speaker 7: I can't say those words.
Speaker 2: I feel like you can say coon. No, I don't
Speaker 2: want to, Okay, well I'll say it for you. Yes.
Speaker 2: And he was like, there's no reason for you to
Speaker 2: be here.
Speaker 4: Get out of here. And they were like you have
Speaker 4: a nice day. He said, you have a terrible day.
Speaker 4: You have a terrible day.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 7: Oh, such a good video. And that to me is
Speaker 7: Mars and Uranus. It's like the way that he was
Speaker 7: also just so quick with his words, and he was
Speaker 7: just like boom boom and how he was just standing
Speaker 7: there with that gun. I was like, Wow, that man
Speaker 7: has presence. That's mars Uranus. It's also protecting the neighborhood,
Speaker 7: right because Uranus and Gemini is about protecting your own
Speaker 7: like smaller community. And yeah, that's like the best way
Speaker 7: to use this energy.
Speaker 2: Oh I found it if Yeah, I have it. I
Speaker 2: love when I'm able to just pull up what you're.
Speaker 7: I know, I love I wait, I love this. I
Speaker 7: love that you have all these like amazing clips to
Speaker 7: support my presentation.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's it's just a real Scottie Pippen. It
Speaker 2: wasn't your You don't like to be legal in.
Speaker 18: With the SLA Tescher.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't have done their holes sell out.
Speaker 14: You are sellout.
Speaker 11: You're wearing this ship.
Speaker 2: You are selling.
Speaker 11: You ain't protecting ship.
Speaker 14: You gotta do whatever they tell you too.
Speaker 11: It could didn't hurt your people because you're walking up
Speaker 11: to me and I don't like you, and I don't
Speaker 11: touch you, and I don't got.
Speaker 14: No conversation with you.
Speaker 11: So unless you investigating the crime, leave me the fuck alone.
Speaker 7: I don't care it.
Speaker 14: I've done license right now.
Speaker 11: This is legal Philadelphia crime called sixty one o egg,
Speaker 11: move your car out people's way.
Speaker 14: And get the fuck out of my face.
Speaker 2: Thank you, officer, I look at that you have a
Speaker 2: bad one. How foud you just smile the course?
Speaker 12: Sell up?
Speaker 14: Do you know where you came from?
Speaker 2: Slays catches hired to help catch that car which was
Speaker 2: up It's like's origin.
Speaker 14: The fuck out of here o where you're needed, you know.
Speaker 4: Let me just say something for those who don't know,
Speaker 4: because I I do understand that there is a limitation
Speaker 4: of language, you know, just out of respect for people,
Speaker 4: and I do pity that y'all are not able to
Speaker 4: use bitch azz nigga because it is I don't know
Speaker 4: that there's any other you know, how they'll be like,
Speaker 4: there's no comparable word in the English language.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: That there's any other comparable word for bitch azz niggad
Speaker 4: Like it's a very specific classification of individual and I
Speaker 4: have not There's nothing, there's no substitute for it, so
Speaker 4: you know, like I remember, like some of the worst
Speaker 4: arguments me and my man ever got into was when
Speaker 4: I would be what I when I would evolve into
Speaker 4: you just being a bitch azz nigga, And that is
Speaker 4: worse than Like I could say something about anything else,
Speaker 4: but that right there was Like.
Speaker 7: If I was that cop, I would have been crying.
Speaker 4: He probably did cry in the car. He was probably
Speaker 4: in the shower in the cop locker room.
Speaker 7: Like like that video gave me. I watched it like
Speaker 7: twenty times. It gave me so much energy.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh my gosh mm hm. Cause it
Speaker 2: was also just so unwavering, like get out of here.
Speaker 4: Get Yeah, it was very black Air Force ones, black
Speaker 4: tims energy, and I sure as heck did make sure
Speaker 4: and they did wear a black times, which made perfect sense.
Speaker 2: Like it's a very particular type of energy.
Speaker 4: Also, what y'all don't understand is that Philly cats are
Speaker 4: really cut different. You know, like sometimes I think people
Speaker 4: just think like it's the United States. No, Like there's
Speaker 4: different different energies come from different places. Black men in
Speaker 4: Philly is a whole particular sector.
Speaker 2: I mean, W B B Boys wrote like a whole
Speaker 2: book on it. Like yeah, just like it's different.
Speaker 7: I think Philly people are different. They're like on a
Speaker 7: whole different level.
Speaker 2: Well you also remember how old Philadelphia is.
Speaker 7: True, it's og og colony.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, all right, So here we are, we're
Speaker 4: just tangentiy. This actually is actually really helpful because it's
Speaker 4: letting me bring in like other contents mm hm, you know,
Speaker 4: to to balance, not balance, but to like even expound.
Speaker 2: Expound, expound, to expound a pon what you're swatting.
Speaker 7: No, I love it because it makes it less like
Speaker 7: like I'm lecturing. But this is like a conversation, you know, it's.
Speaker 2: A happy medium, happy medium.
Speaker 4: And then there's like Black Panthers returning, you know, like
Speaker 4: Black Panthers are definitely starting to resurface.
Speaker 2: There's another brother.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna show y'all a little later on, or actually,
Speaker 4: I mean, can I just show him now since we're
Speaker 4: on the topic of black Panthers. This brother right here
Speaker 4: is you know, because a lot of folks really only
Speaker 4: know about the Panthers in like a very kind of
Speaker 4: pop culture context. And I talk about the Panthers at
Speaker 4: length in what would the ancestors say, giving more of
Speaker 4: a of an overview of the Panthers as an actual movement.
Speaker 4: That for for what people don't understand is that they
Speaker 4: were a movement that was effective. That's what folks don't
Speaker 4: really understand, and that is why they have been, you know,
Speaker 4: rendered like terrorists and put to the fringe. It's because
Speaker 4: they were effective.
Speaker 11: All power to the people. Chairman Paul birds On Report
Speaker 11: for Ethic Community Defense Duty. Listen, two things that I
Speaker 11: need to run by. The number one is a lot
Speaker 11: of people are saying that we should not stand up
Speaker 11: against ICE because we're standing up against we're standing for
Speaker 11: people that are us, and Black Panthers only stand for
Speaker 11: black people. That is a lie. Huey P. Newton said
Speaker 11: that we are international lists and we stand with all
Speaker 11: oppressed people, no matter what color they are. That's the
Speaker 11: founder of the Black Panther Party.
Speaker 12: This said that.
Speaker 11: So everybody who's running around talking about Black Panthers don't
Speaker 11: stand up for people other than black people don't know
Speaker 11: a damn thing about the Black Panther Party. That's thing
Speaker 11: number one. Thing number two. The Black Panther Party created
Speaker 11: something called the Rainbow Coalition, which is a coalition of Hispanics, Asians, whites,
Speaker 11: and blacks from all over the world working together to
Speaker 11: fight oppression. Again, the Black Panthers stood with the Mexicans,
Speaker 11: stood with the Puerto Ricans, and the Dominicans stood with
Speaker 11: the Japanese.
Speaker 1: The Vietnase.
Speaker 11: We actually the Black Panthers did a whole campaign to
Speaker 11: end the Vietnam War because they stood with Vietnam. So
Speaker 11: for you guys who are talking all of this gibberish
Speaker 11: about oh, you're not you guys aren't following traditions of
Speaker 11: the original Who do you think that we're Who do
Speaker 11: you think our leaders are? Aaron Dixon is an original
Speaker 11: black panther, right, Aaron Dixon is an original Black panther
Speaker 11: who walked with here we Knewton that that's that's that's
Speaker 11: that's who we're. That's that's our leadership.
Speaker 1: Billy J.
Speaker 11: Brooks, that was that was Fred Hampton's right hand man.
Speaker 11: So you guys, are you sound stupid? You know, to
Speaker 11: be honest, you sound like you don't really know what
Speaker 11: you're talking about, doing a lot of hooting and hollering
Speaker 11: and don't really know what you're talking about. If you
Speaker 11: watch here we knew and Here we Knew. In speech,
Speaker 11: he specifically says we are not black nationalists. We are internationalists,
Speaker 11: and we staying with all oppressed people across the globe,
Speaker 11: no matter what your ethnicity.
Speaker 2: Is, all power to all people.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm. And that's what's gonna take.
Speaker 2: Let's get back on trip. Well, we were already on trap.
Speaker 4: This is I'm hoping people see though. And that's a
Speaker 4: chairman Paul bird Song. You can follow him on the instagrams.
Speaker 4: You know, there's there's folks who I really think I've
Speaker 4: thought that the Black Panthers kind of like receded into
Speaker 4: I don't know, just some little like club. And no,
Speaker 4: the Panthers are still going, and of course they were suppressed.
Speaker 2: However, the call is out for there to be a return.
Speaker 4: And if you're looking for somewhere to find community and
Speaker 4: to find purpose, find out if there's a Black Panther
Speaker 4: Party chapter in your town. Mark Wayne is a whole
Speaker 4: white man and he had that Panther beret on y'all,
Speaker 4: and he was like, that's where I found my home
Speaker 4: with the Panthers.
Speaker 7: So weren't there like white panthers. Weren't there like.
Speaker 2: White panthers, which to me doesn't have the same ring
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 4: It feels very like, it feels very Sigmund and Roy
Speaker 4: like Vegas.
Speaker 7: Can I start the Tigers, the yellow.
Speaker 4: Tigers, I put I think there is the Yellow Pants.
Speaker 2: I think there is one.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, okay, like but tigers is like.
Speaker 2: Our that's your thing?
Speaker 7: Yeah, are Korean animals. Maybe I'll start to tiger, Bring
Speaker 7: the tigers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bring the tigers, because start that chapter.
Speaker 4: The white Panthers just feels like the name of like
Speaker 4: a Liz Taylor.
Speaker 7: Like a te mover. The black panthers.
Speaker 2: It just feels like a scent.
Speaker 7: Yeah, white panther.
Speaker 4: You know what, white panther would be the scent for cougars,
Speaker 4: Like that's what they would market to cougars.
Speaker 2: Cougars, you're a white panther.
Speaker 19: The cat energy, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: The answer to the question who was the man in
Speaker 4: the video? That is chairman Paul bird Song. I actually
Speaker 4: don't know what chapter he's the chairman of though I
Speaker 4: haven't been able to get there, but you know, you
Speaker 4: follow him?
Speaker 7: I do, Yeah, I do. That was the same guy
Speaker 7: from the first video, is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, yes, you know what, I didn't give him all
Speaker 4: that height.
Speaker 2: That's the same So is Philly. It's Philly.
Speaker 7: Yes. I started following him because I was like, who
Speaker 7: is this kid?
Speaker 9: Who is it?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, Paul bird Song. You know I'm gonna
Speaker 4: get him on the show, right.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say it's please get him on the show.
Speaker 2: Willy to him. Yes, So where do we leave off?
Speaker 7: We were on Uranus and Gemini, and this is the
Speaker 7: Urinus return for the United States and Israel because Israel
Speaker 7: was founded on May fourteenth and nineteen forty eight, and
Speaker 7: so look out for a change of what's going to
Speaker 7: happen in Israel. And then this is also the Urinus
Speaker 7: return for Joseph Robert Biden Junior, Donald J. Trump, South Korea,
Speaker 7: Bernie Sanders, and the partition between India and Pakidan via
Speaker 7: the British. So all of these things that I justad
Speaker 7: have Urinus in Gemini. So something is going to change
Speaker 7: with these people and these places, and Urinus is like
Speaker 7: breaking apart. So I think the Urinus return of the
Speaker 7: United States is going to possibly break up the Union,
Speaker 7: break up the United States. I think I said that
Speaker 7: last year. And for Israel, they're trying to expand their borders, right, I.
Speaker 2: Think that's what's happening.
Speaker 4: I think Zionists are trying to break up the United
Speaker 4: States that they can usurp it under the flag of Israel,
Speaker 4: like they literally when they're talking about like Donald Trump
Speaker 4: will be a third term president. It's because I think
Speaker 4: that in their minds they are going to literally dismantle
Speaker 4: the United States and in state a new country that
Speaker 4: he would be the president of. Like that's what they
Speaker 4: have in their minds. And they literally called him like
Speaker 4: the first Jewish president.
Speaker 7: Oh god, m m yeah, yeah yeah, And it's his
Speaker 7: Uranus return too, so and then so that's Uranus and Gemini.
Speaker 4: So I just want to say something here, based on
Speaker 4: the research that I've been doing, it's not that this
Speaker 4: it's not that the United States is trying to become
Speaker 4: the sun of the world, because I think what folks
Speaker 4: are failing to understand is that none of the decisions
Speaker 4: that have ever been made have been made independently as Americans.
Speaker 4: They were made and funded by folks from Europe. And
Speaker 4: because we don't have that context, we are.
Speaker 2: Not seeing how oh my bad Adrian was talking about Israel.
Speaker 2: Carry on. I should have known that I was wrong, Yes, wrong?
Speaker 2: So yes, how dare you you need to run the office?
Speaker 4: Do you see what's happening? There's not gonna be no
Speaker 4: office to run for y'all. Oh my god, you've been
Speaker 4: a run for your life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, somebody said that there's not going to be an election,
Speaker 7: and I really think that's true. There's yeah, there's not
Speaker 7: going to be.
Speaker 4: Someone say yesterday, like we have three more years of this,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, hush, how it's.
Speaker 2: Only been one year. How can you think that this
Speaker 2: is gonna end in three years? Keep talking? I need
Speaker 2: some chocolate.
Speaker 7: Can you put up the slides again? Because I can't
Speaker 7: see where we are? Okay? She walked away. So after
Speaker 7: I said Urinus and Gemini, let's see where are we?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I said Mars and Uranus conjunction in Gemini.
Speaker 2: And then.
Speaker 20: Okay, oh you needed me, damn it.
Speaker 7: Yes, I needed you to thank you okay, And I
Speaker 7: didn't know if you wanted me to keep going without
Speaker 7: you here, okay. So just to go to the actual
Speaker 7: transits of this, this is the chart for the Venus
Speaker 7: and Jupiter conjunction on June ninth, twenty twenty sixth. And
Speaker 7: as you can see, the United States also has Jupiter
Speaker 7: and Venus in its chart. So how they are using
Speaker 7: this cancer stellium is the shadow aspect of cancer is
Speaker 7: like homeland and protecting our borders and nationalism because you
Speaker 7: because the United States is using Christian nationalism as it's like, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, I don't know, like it's banner, yes, thank you,
Speaker 7: it's banner. It's like it's it's way of saying, like,
Speaker 7: we have to protect our home. We have to it's
Speaker 7: call to arms.
Speaker 2: That's what it's like.
Speaker 7: Thank you. Uh So, then that means that the United
Speaker 7: States is going through it's Jupiter and Venus returned. So
Speaker 7: I think they're using it more to you know, expand
Speaker 7: their borders to recruit people to ice. Ice was created
Speaker 7: in March of two thousand and three, the same month
Speaker 7: same year the US invaded Edoch. So it is the
Speaker 7: imperial boomerang. So anytime the United States goes abroad and
Speaker 7: does it, it's like imperialism there at the same exact
Speaker 7: time the United States an exit on their people. It's
Speaker 7: not even like we have to wait like a month
Speaker 7: for the boomerang. It's like it happens at the same time.
Speaker 7: So that's what's going on there. But I think individually,
Speaker 7: you can think about using this transit, you know, to
Speaker 7: to engage in community and to make relationship, to fortify
Speaker 7: and invest in relationships. And again, this is going to
Speaker 7: be one of the things I suggest, and this is
Speaker 7: one of the transits I would suggest you start or
Speaker 7: I mean you should be starting already, but maybe you
Speaker 7: can do some sort of action or community care thing
Speaker 7: on that day. And then this is the day is
Speaker 7: again June ninth, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Community care. Okay, so stealing on.
Speaker 4: Steal squad, let's mark that on our cow June ninth
Speaker 4: as a day that we will either get together digitally
Speaker 4: or physically. So let's just put that on the cal
Speaker 4: Amanda Landers and seal squatters.
Speaker 2: So let's like market. Wait.
Speaker 7: I love that, and it could even be like a
Speaker 7: healing event, like a sound healing event or something that's
Speaker 7: maybe you don't even have to like talk, but you're
Speaker 7: together and you're doing an activity together.
Speaker 4: Can we do like a what do they call it,
Speaker 4: like a silent discomm I've never been to a soil
Speaker 4: of disco, but I really feel like I would enjoy it.
Speaker 7: Oh, Maya, you would love it. It's really fun. And
Speaker 7: also everyone has like different options, so some people are
Speaker 7: like dancing to different music. It's really cool. Okay. So
Speaker 7: this is July fourth, So again, this is the Independence Day,
Speaker 7: Independence Day of the United States. The mars Uranus Conjunction
Speaker 7: and as you can see in the United states natal chart,
Speaker 7: it has Mars and Urinus in Gemini natally, so this
Speaker 7: will be the Mars Urinus return, and returns in astrology
Speaker 7: is essentially like when the planet comes back to the
Speaker 7: position it was at birth. Okay, so we're almost through.
Speaker 7: Thank you all for being.
Speaker 2: Here, and why just one more time. Why is the
Speaker 2: return such a moment of.
Speaker 7: Impetus Because it signals like a rebirth or like a
Speaker 7: new beginning, you know, and everything in nature, the life cycle,
Speaker 7: there's a death and then there's a rebirth. And so
Speaker 7: when like, if you think about your birthday, a birthday
Speaker 7: is a solar return. That's when the sun goes back
Speaker 7: to its position at birth. Right, So you do. And
Speaker 7: I think it's funny that people are like, I don't
Speaker 7: believe in astrology. While you blow out a candle, right
Speaker 7: the fire element of the sun, you make a wish,
Speaker 7: you set an intention, and you like start a new year.
Speaker 4: Wow, you just really of ended a lot of people's nonsense.
Speaker 4: You blow with a candle, it's a fire element, it's
Speaker 4: a solar return.
Speaker 2: Cut it out.
Speaker 4: So when you so when you said that I'm having
Speaker 4: like a full moon moment, that is because it's a completion.
Speaker 2: Like that I'm having in real life.
Speaker 7: A full moon. A full moon moment is when the
Speaker 7: sun is opposite the moon, and so there's like the
Speaker 7: two luminaries in astrology when they're opposite each other, there's
Speaker 7: like you see something very clearly, something is like undeniable, undeniable,
Speaker 7: and then so with that undeniability, you choose something, You
Speaker 7: change course, you choose change direction.
Speaker 4: I can see clearly now the rain is gone. I
Speaker 4: can see exactly my way okaactly. It's just like it's
Speaker 4: it's very like now I can't unsee.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 7: There's a path, there's a path.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 7: No presh, no presh, no presh. And then on August
Speaker 7: twelfth there's a solar eclipse in Leo. August twenty eighth
Speaker 7: there's a lunar eclipse in Pisces. I'm just kind of
Speaker 7: going through these just so people can have these dates,
Speaker 7: but I'm not necessarily going to go in depth. August
Speaker 7: thirty thirty first, I really like because Jupiter and Leo
Speaker 7: will try and Saturn and Ares in two fire signs,
Speaker 7: and Jupiter and Saturn are the timekeepers of astrology, and
Speaker 7: they're finally coming to an exact trine, and this is
Speaker 7: a great day to like forge something that you're growing
Speaker 7: for the long term. And I really like this day
Speaker 7: to do something creative, creatively press yourself. Okay. So then
Speaker 7: the last transit of twenty twenty six, I was going
Speaker 7: to say five, Oh my gosh, is between October third
Speaker 7: and November fourteenth, there will be a Venus retrograde between
Speaker 7: the signs of Scorpio and Leo. And all retrogrades are
Speaker 7: reflection and sort of doing an audit of all the
Speaker 7: Venusian things. So Venus rules things like our value, our
Speaker 7: self confidence, our relationships. So during the fall, we're all
Speaker 7: going to kind of go into that era where we're like, Okay,
Speaker 7: what are my values and how do I want to
Speaker 7: invest my money and my time and are the people
Speaker 7: in my life currently aligned to those things.
Speaker 4: I'm just taking it off the screen so you can
Speaker 4: lean into this a bit more, okay, because I want
Speaker 4: people to.
Speaker 2: Really hear what you're saying.
Speaker 7: Okay. Yeah, And you know, when you listen to some
Speaker 7: astrologers are going to say, oh, your ex is gonna
Speaker 7: maybe pop up from the past, or or you know,
Speaker 7: you're going to go through a breakup and I think
Speaker 7: it's true. But I think the crux of a venus
Speaker 7: retrograde is to check your values and like it's so
Speaker 7: simple to think about, like we don't have we have
Speaker 7: a We have a finite amount of time and money
Speaker 7: is the currency that currently we all need, right we
Speaker 7: live we still live in capitalism. So how do you
Speaker 7: want to use the finite time and money that you have?
Speaker 7: And who do you want to spend your time with?
Speaker 7: And I think this is important because again the three
Speaker 7: suggestions that I'm going to have is all sort of
Speaker 7: like about this venus retrograde too, So I have I
Speaker 7: think the last slide is okay. So I have three
Speaker 7: remediations for twenty twenty six. And remediation in astrology is
Speaker 7: like how you address the challenging planetary placements or transits.
Speaker 7: It's about taking conscious action by engaging with the planet's themes.
Speaker 7: So I'm not an astrologer that's like bury your I'm
Speaker 7: not like bury your head in the sand, or oh,
Speaker 7: I can't wait till this transit leaves no, Okay, Like
Speaker 7: everything in life, there's gonna be an expansion and a contraction.
Speaker 7: There's going to be a death, and life a rebirth,
Speaker 7: there's gonna be light and dark. And I'm sorry not
Speaker 7: to be that person, but who said that life's going
Speaker 7: to be easy?
Speaker 4: Like listen, Coldplay said, nobody said it was easey. I mean,
Speaker 4: no one ever said it would be this hard. But
Speaker 4: we'll take it back to the.
Speaker 21: Start literally literally, So like when you go to a
Speaker 21: Vedic astrologer or a Chinese astrologer, this is why I
Speaker 21: like the Asians because literally.
Speaker 2: They'll be like, this is not like the Asians, no.
Speaker 7: Because literally they'll be like, this is bad luck, this
Speaker 7: is bad luck, but this is how I can help you.
Speaker 7: And so in like Chinese astrology, that's why they use
Speaker 7: like amulets and they functue and like acupuncture to help
Speaker 7: remediate some of these like difficult astrological things. Right, So
Speaker 7: my three remediations for twenty twenty six, I tried to
Speaker 7: keep it very simple, very high level. The first one
Speaker 7: is connection. Now, connection to self first and foremost. That
Speaker 7: means doing the inner healing, connecting to the divinity within
Speaker 7: you and your ancestor, and to elevate your consciousness because
Speaker 7: what I see a lot of in activist spaces is
Speaker 7: people don't commit to their own self growth and healing,
Speaker 7: so then they perpetuate these very trauma patterns that we're
Speaker 7: trying to break.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and my academic can attest to that, like myself, Yeah,
Speaker 4: like I had to check myself about that. Like literally,
Speaker 4: I've been feeling I was just feeling very emotional this morning,
Speaker 4: and it was like, I I feel like I am
Speaker 4: gonna allow myself to get stuck if I don't challenge
Speaker 4: myself to be more active outwardly with the divinity work
Speaker 4: that I've been doing inwardly mmmmmmm, And like.
Speaker 2: How does that show up?
Speaker 4: Like it would have been really easy yesterday when I
Speaker 4: heard that, like Juelle Santana said, he like literally doesn't
Speaker 4: make sense, Like it would have been really easy to
Speaker 4: do a video about like how done that is?
Speaker 2: Because that's like obvious, right, but.
Speaker 4: That's not that's not divine, like you know, like even
Speaker 4: in what would the Ancestors Say? And when I was
Speaker 4: doing the show as a woman show, I was leaning
Speaker 4: into just like the low hanging fruit of like Clarence
Speaker 4: Thomas's whack. So we're like making jokes about that, and
Speaker 4: then I realized, like, no, if this is going to be.
Speaker 2: A useful tool with art.
Speaker 4: You have to give a deeper exploration to how he
Speaker 4: became whack because the goal is about redemption, right, The
Speaker 4: goal is like how do we redeem ourselves?
Speaker 2: How do we course correct?
Speaker 4: And even if it's not possible for him, how do
Speaker 4: you use his story as like a path for others
Speaker 4: to see through?
Speaker 7: Yes, that makes sense, Oh my god. And like we're
Speaker 7: all such multifaceted and multidimensional people who have an origin story.
Speaker 7: We have our villain era, we have our traumatized era,
Speaker 7: and so I think, you know, that's why I always
Speaker 7: try to give people a chance, because you never know
Speaker 7: like at what point of a person's journey or like
Speaker 7: meeting them at And that's why I think like k
Speaker 7: pop Demon Hunters, it's about Korean shamanism. It is like
Speaker 7: each and every one of us has a demon inside
Speaker 7: of us, and it's not to like pretend that it's
Speaker 7: not there, but to transmute that part of us and
Speaker 7: allow the whole of us to shine. Like that was
Speaker 7: like the cruxy.
Speaker 2: It's very call young, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Like very call young.
Speaker 4: I think there's also just the reality of thinking that
Speaker 4: you can shun something and it's going to go away
Speaker 4: is not actually how anything works and that goes for
Speaker 4: you as a person too. Like when I think of,
Speaker 4: like what was my villain era, I'm like, I feel
Speaker 4: like my villain era was when I was letting my
Speaker 4: trauma rule me.
Speaker 2: Right, So, like I'm I am doing the whole like.
Speaker 4: An opinion and I'm gonna say it even though it's
Speaker 4: like not even really thought out, like it's mean. It's
Speaker 4: just you're just being mean. But that's my trauma talking.
Speaker 4: And so now like when I get to this point,
Speaker 4: I can recognize in other people like you think that's
Speaker 4: an opinion, you're just being mean, like and and you know,
Speaker 4: maybe sit with that, like why why does that feel
Speaker 4: like a thing that you need to do? So I
Speaker 4: love I love this And by the way, I mean
Speaker 4: no pressure, but like this right here is a framework
Speaker 4: that I could build my whole twenty twenty six off of.
Speaker 2: Yes, like this right here.
Speaker 4: So y'all don't think I just be having guests on
Speaker 4: because like I'm cool with them.
Speaker 2: No, it's people that actually like this right here is
Speaker 2: because like the it's just such a okay, tell me
Speaker 2: if you agree with me on this.
Speaker 4: I feel like the need for like super clarity and
Speaker 4: direction has just become more and more necessity.
Speaker 7: Oh, like we we were talking through Instagram dms that
Speaker 7: like the power of our minds and the ability of manifestation,
Speaker 7: we just as a collective haven't come together if we
Speaker 7: all sink our minds and because what you focus on expands, right,
Speaker 7: and if everything and everywhere is already created in the
Speaker 7: quantum realm, then we can literally all be on the
Speaker 7: same SYNCD page and have the clarity of vision of
Speaker 7: what like we want to see. And it's just that
Speaker 7: I know people like you know are listening to this.
Speaker 7: If they don't, if they haven't come on this journey yet,
Speaker 7: they're like, what the hell is she talking about? But
Speaker 7: but if we can manif you know it's on the
Speaker 7: individual level, we can also manifest in the collective level,
Speaker 7: And that's what we've been doing. But we've only been
Speaker 7: manifesting the trauma and the violence and the you know,
Speaker 7: the the the trauma patterns from our past. That's why
Speaker 7: I keep calling it trauma patterns because we haven't known
Speaker 7: anything else. And so that's why number three is creativity,
Speaker 7: Like we need to use our imagination and our ability
Speaker 7: to be so delusional that there is a timeline that
Speaker 7: is emerging because timelines are working all at the same time,
Speaker 7: but we can't see it yet. We're all focusing our
Speaker 7: attention on the death of this thing. We're all focusing
Speaker 7: on like the ice raids and the bombing, and but
Speaker 7: that is the death, that's the physical manifestation of a
Speaker 7: death of empire. But there's something else emerging that we
Speaker 7: also have to focus our attention on and start creating
Speaker 7: the structure, saturn the structure to let it emerge.
Speaker 4: Epiphany I had this morning literally like I'm like, ah,
Speaker 4: I'm like holding onto my bun because this was the
Speaker 4: epiphany I had this morning.
Speaker 2: I realized that like.
Speaker 4: I was in that space, I'm just like the reporting
Speaker 4: on and the responding to the things of the now.
Speaker 4: And it's not to say that there isn't any efficacy
Speaker 4: or necessity for that, but I Amanda, that's not my space,
Speaker 4: Like I'm actually I feel like far more useful in
Speaker 4: the imagining and the building of something else because of
Speaker 4: your artist Yes, the ushering like as an artist, as
Speaker 4: a leader, as a visionary, like that's where my real
Speaker 4: capabilities and gifts, Like I'm smart, so I can do
Speaker 4: this other thing, but my gifts like my supernatural gifts
Speaker 4: are in taking something from nothing, making something from nothing, yes,
Speaker 4: and actualizing. Like someone said to me the other day,
Speaker 4: like you are the most actualizing mofo I've ever met,
Speaker 4: because I'll be like, oh, I want to do it,
Speaker 4: and now it's done.
Speaker 2: Y'all said you wanted an Amanda Lance summit, and you
Speaker 2: got an Amanda Land Summit.
Speaker 4: But that I just feel so full hearing you say that,
Speaker 4: because I think a lot of people need to hear
Speaker 4: that to also give them permission to not be.
Speaker 2: Fully consumed by the by all of the.
Speaker 4: Now, because there's I think there's a guilt that I
Speaker 4: think some people feel have about like Okay, but can
Speaker 4: I look forward? And it's like, yes, that's also a
Speaker 4: part of understanding the now.
Speaker 7: Yes, But that's why it's it's important for people to grieve.
Speaker 7: You have to grieve what was and continue to do
Speaker 7: that transmuting process. That's why this is deeply spiritual work,
Speaker 7: because you can't move forward if you haven't grieved the past.
Speaker 7: So for those of us who have done that work
Speaker 7: for the last two years, it's our responsibility to hold
Speaker 7: the vision for the future that people don't see it
Speaker 7: like there's the prophetic people that can already see that.
Speaker 7: And I feel like I'm one of those people, Like
Speaker 7: I'm already living in a timeline that's like not.
Speaker 2: Say this all the time. I say this all the time.
Speaker 7: I'm all like, Amanda, my consciousness is like ten years
Speaker 7: from now, and it looks great because and then I
Speaker 7: come back to this timeline, I'm like, Okay, people are like,
Speaker 7: this is what we got to do, you know. And
Speaker 7: so there we need people.
Speaker 2: We need local behaviors.
Speaker 7: Literally, oh my god. I love that. We need those
Speaker 7: people who are the death dulas of empire, like we
Speaker 7: need the people who are in this moment right, we
Speaker 7: need those people. Everybody has a role, and then we
Speaker 7: need the people who are ushering in and focusing our attention.
Speaker 7: That's why we need to share our ideas, like what
Speaker 7: do you see? What does it feel like? This is
Speaker 7: all a part of like manifestation, but we have to
Speaker 7: collectively do it.
Speaker 2: Now. I'm definitely having a gathering in my house.
Speaker 7: Number two, which is like something that I always hesitate
Speaker 7: in talking about as community, because being in community is
Speaker 7: not easy.
Speaker 4: By the way, everybody, everybody for like four days now,
Speaker 4: who's in my community? I've been trying to figure out
Speaker 4: what detects them for four days.
Speaker 7: Yes, everyone says it online, but then when when I
Speaker 7: meet them in person, I'm like, you're terrible villager. What
Speaker 7: are you talking about?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 2: Like you're a terrible villager?
Speaker 14: Is say?
Speaker 7: No? I say that. I'm like, you're a terrible person.
Speaker 7: What the hell?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 7: I think community really is a commitment to self growth
Speaker 7: and self awareness and having conflict resolution. Ninety percent of
Speaker 7: people I meet are conflict avoidant, and so you cannot
Speaker 7: be in a community if you avoid conflicts. I'm sorry. Like, so,
Speaker 7: community and being in one is probably the most difficult thing.
Speaker 7: But we need that to organize, you know, like we
Speaker 7: and and maybe you need different pockets of community, like
Speaker 7: I have tears, and I have like different kind of communities.
Speaker 7: You have your community that you like sort of like
Speaker 7: idate with and dream with, and you have the one
Speaker 7: that where you do like direct actions with. You know,
Speaker 7: you have ones that are like your immediate community, like
Speaker 7: your neighbors who you can call upon. So these are
Speaker 7: things that these are three things everybody can focus on
Speaker 7: for twenty twenty six because based on the astrology, So
Speaker 7: based on the astrology, this is what we the people
Speaker 7: can do. Okay, So there's like this moment in July. Sorry,
Speaker 7: did you want to say something?
Speaker 4: I just want to say something before you go on
Speaker 4: to like the culmination of this. By the way, Olivia,
Speaker 4: check your dms in Patreon. You often say art will
Speaker 4: save us. What do you mean by that?
Speaker 7: Okay, so I think you started to say it, like
Speaker 7: art gets us to think creatively, right, it brings us
Speaker 7: out of our current not not situation, but like it
Speaker 7: allows us yes, and we need That's why artists are
Speaker 7: so important. That's why they defund arts first, they defund
Speaker 7: music first, right, because for us to imagine something outside
Speaker 7: of these systems is dangerous. And so that's why I
Speaker 7: think art will save us, because like the antithesis of
Speaker 7: that is a colonial mind, which is like all of
Speaker 7: us being the same thing, all of us being beige,
Speaker 7: all of the same way. Yeah, cretin barrel or what
Speaker 7: is that other one? Pottery barn, pottery barn, thank you, it's.
Speaker 4: A pottery bonn aesthetic, like the fact that everything is
Speaker 4: white and the division is cream, right, cream and beige.
Speaker 2: Like if you've been to my house, well you my house.
Speaker 4: It is defiantly anti ottery barn and in Grenada, the
Speaker 4: homes are literally like every color of my shirt. And
Speaker 4: it feels, even on such a basic level, as like
Speaker 4: a strike back at colonialism that they're like, we're going
Speaker 4: to paint these houses every freaking color possible and there's
Speaker 4: not going to be any order to this.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Herbie Hancock, I met him one time, and I've talked
Speaker 4: about this before, but I'll reiterate it because it really
Speaker 4: aligns here. When I met him, I said something pretentious, like,
Speaker 4: you know, just everybody isn't an artist, and he was like, Eh,
Speaker 4: everybody's an artist. And I was like, like, what do
Speaker 4: you mean, And he said, everybody has the ability to create,
Speaker 4: like that's part of the human design, and we are
Speaker 4: creative in many ways. Sometimes people have to be creative
Speaker 4: because they have a lack of and so there's necessity.
Speaker 2: Breeds innovation.
Speaker 4: Sometimes are creative because they have an imagination and they
Speaker 4: want to see things happen. Sometimes people are creative because
Speaker 4: they can see things working in ways that others aren't.
Speaker 4: So he was like, you know, engineers are creative, but
Speaker 4: visual artists are creative. Pianists are creative. He's like, creativity
Speaker 4: and in the human form has takes on many forms.
Speaker 4: And what I when I look at when I listen
Speaker 4: to what you're saying, and I look at how all
Speaker 4: of these things combine, It's like I feel like what
Speaker 4: I'm seeing.
Speaker 2: Is, oh my god, where we go the last one? Connection?
Speaker 4: Community and creativity like have to merge, like community being
Speaker 4: connected in a creative vision of what is possible.
Speaker 7: Yes, they're all inter like the then diagram. They're all interconnected,
Speaker 7: connected essentially. Yeah, Like a place where you could start
Speaker 7: is like what is your art practice? Because like I
Speaker 7: think when people hear creativity, they think of it so literally,
Speaker 7: like I'm painting.
Speaker 4: For the record, Laura is an incredible artist. I just
Speaker 4: want to make that clear because that's not been put
Speaker 4: out there.
Speaker 7: Thank you, and it just is you are. You came
Speaker 7: here on earth at this specific moment in history, all
Speaker 7: of us did to create something and you are just
Speaker 7: the physical vessel to channel that, which is your responsibility
Speaker 7: to find the medium for you know, so like all
Speaker 7: of us, some of it again. So I just got
Speaker 7: that download. Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 4: If I okay, okay, you were saying, like tell me,
Speaker 4: if tell me if I'm saying what you're saying you
Speaker 4: were brought here for whatever reason, and your time here
Speaker 4: is established establishing and understanding that reason and putting it
Speaker 4: into reality, putting it into action.
Speaker 7: Yes, so you came here as a spiritual creative of
Speaker 7: being because we are all creators on the specific time
Speaker 7: and history to be the vessel for that thing to
Speaker 7: that you're creating. But it's your responsibility to find the
Speaker 7: right medium. So for some people it's music, for some
Speaker 7: people it's podcasting or art literally, film, it's creating children literally,
Speaker 7: or like whatever it is. Like you your responsibilities to
Speaker 7: figure out what your thing is. The way, Yes, the box.
Speaker 4: The die theory mhmm is that I think I've texted
Speaker 4: this to you before. Y'all need to know that Laura
Speaker 4: is my one friend that I can text. I can
Speaker 4: text Laura anything, it doesn't matter how wo it is,
Speaker 4: and she'll be like absolutely, or she'll be like, well,
Speaker 4: I think, and I appreciate you for that and I'm
Speaker 4: very happy that I found you.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: The DIA theory is that Earth is an ecosystem that
Speaker 4: is like self healing self everything, which, by the way,
Speaker 4: is how you know Earth is feminine because like the
Speaker 4: vigene is self cleaning for the rest.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 4: So the Gaia theory, which I agree with, is that
Speaker 4: everything on Earth serves a purpose to continue the growth
Speaker 4: of Earth, to continue the existence of Earth, to continue
Speaker 4: the expansion.
Speaker 2: Of life, Right, that's the goal.
Speaker 4: And so in that context, it's like, well, if we
Speaker 4: are here as physical beings that are in direct correlation
Speaker 4: with the Earth, like we breathe the air that plants
Speaker 4: let's give off, and plants breathe the air that we
Speaker 4: give off, right, so we're in direct connection with it,
Speaker 4: then we have, like every other aspect of Earth, a
Speaker 4: purpose in the expansion of Earth and life on Earth.
Speaker 2: And so to your point, it's like.
Speaker 4: What is that, right, and what is the human version
Speaker 4: of that that is enacted and done differently than necessarily
Speaker 4: like leopards or turtles, et cetera. Because every animal has
Speaker 4: a purpose in the ecosystem, except for humans at this.
Speaker 2: Point in life to do that.
Speaker 4: Indigenous people knew like, oh, my purpose here is to
Speaker 4: do X y Z, you know, like we're supposed to
Speaker 4: do this. Every animal has a purpose in the ecosystem,
Speaker 4: not one of them. Can you be like, oh, they
Speaker 4: they made a mistake with the Mosquito, like they all
Speaker 4: serve a purpose. What is ours is an individual journey
Speaker 4: as well as as a collective journey. And I think
Speaker 4: what we're seeing right now is a lot more awakening
Speaker 4: to the collective awareness that we've had a lack of
Speaker 4: awareness about that and that colonialism is what created it.
Speaker 7: Yes iree with that, Yeah, all.
Speaker 2: Right, well we solved it, so we did.
Speaker 7: We did it.
Speaker 4: You know, go for it, guys, Because every time I
Speaker 4: think for a second, even just for a moment, every
Speaker 4: time I even if I just think for a moment,
Speaker 4: like maybe we're just here to die, Like maybe we're
Speaker 4: just here, like maybe there's no real purpose to this,
Speaker 4: like we're just here as best as beings that we die.
Speaker 4: Then I see something or hear someone say something that's
Speaker 4: like nope, Because I sent Laura a video last night
Speaker 4: where this scientist is essentially like.
Speaker 2: We are all like we're made.
Speaker 4: Of cells, that every single cell in our body has
Speaker 4: the same knowledge as the other cells. It was like,
Speaker 4: that's you can't refute that as a like very important
Speaker 4: aspect to understanding like our our like role as something greater.
Speaker 4: And I'm not gonna play the video yet because I
Speaker 4: know you had things to say, but I just wanted.
Speaker 7: To Oh no, it's okay. Well, no, that's why I
Speaker 7: think to be a colonizer if we're talking about aliens, okay,
Speaker 7: I think i'd.
Speaker 2: Like to do there.
Speaker 4: You just made You just made a bunch of people
Speaker 4: in the chat very happy, like finally we were getting
Speaker 4: to the aliens.
Speaker 7: They're already here. First of all. Second of all, I
Speaker 7: think there's different types of aliens. And I think because
Speaker 7: we're all interconnected literally through ourselves and we have mirror neurons.
Speaker 7: To be able to colonize and rape and pillage somebody
Speaker 7: like people, you have to be so disconnected to your
Speaker 7: soul and your body. So I think, like, if we're
Speaker 7: tracing back the origins of colonization, I think that first
Speaker 7: one was an alien like not of this earth basically.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 4: So one time, me and comedian Sam Jay we were
Speaker 4: having brunch at the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin, Texas.
Speaker 4: By the way, guys, I was a whole standup comic
Speaker 4: for thirteen years.
Speaker 2: Hilarious.
Speaker 4: So we were at brunch and she was like, these
Speaker 4: white people are aliens, man, And I.
Speaker 2: Expound and she was like, yeah, because I mean, how
Speaker 2: is it.
Speaker 4: The day the only ones that the sun be messing
Speaker 4: up and just be messing them up? And she went
Speaker 4: on this whole rant about it, and then she ended
Speaker 4: up putting it in a special that she did on HBO.
Speaker 4: But I've never forgotten it because it started as her
Speaker 4: just having as a conversation with me, like, I don't know, man,
Speaker 4: it's not adding up, Like how do people just don't care?
Speaker 9: Like it's just it'll make.
Speaker 4: Sense to your point when I see behaviors in certain folks,
Speaker 4: I'm just like, that doesn't feel human, Like I don't
Speaker 4: feel like that feels like you are the descendant of
Speaker 4: something other than And then it's like because it just
Speaker 4: and maybe and maybe, Laura, maybe we're just saying this
Speaker 4: because we don't want to believe that humans can be bad.
Speaker 4: But I also like to believe that there's really no limitations,
Speaker 4: so which you can't believe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but also I okay, yeah, I do believe in
Speaker 7: the alien thing too, But also I do believe in
Speaker 7: dark energies, and I and people like Elon Musk and
Speaker 7: Marcus Zuckerberg, like Peter Thiel, Donald J. Trump, like I
Speaker 7: do think some I do think you you give up
Speaker 7: your soul in exchange for power. And I do think
Speaker 7: there's something to that too.
Speaker 2: Well, they're all part of like.
Speaker 4: Cults mm hm, you know, and organizations that are ancient
Speaker 4: and that have practiced the cults.
Speaker 2: We know.
Speaker 4: So let me just say something that's not woo woo.
Speaker 4: People are gonna think it's woo, but it's not. The
Speaker 4: Earth is power. Yes, the Earth is magnetized, Like the
Speaker 4: Earth is an actual functioning. It is emitting power all
Speaker 4: the time. So the idea that there are people who
Speaker 4: have been able to harness that power is honestly the
Speaker 4: idea that people look at that is like some crazy
Speaker 4: notion is stupid to me. There's power implants, which is
Speaker 4: the power of plants, Like.
Speaker 2: There's electromagnetic power.
Speaker 4: Literally, they've done a study that like tribal elders in.
Speaker 2: I think it was a low quale touch tribe. I'm
Speaker 2: always like I think it was the lowcal touch tribe.
Speaker 4: Like they did a test between like rain dances and
Speaker 4: like seating the clouds, and the rain dances were more
Speaker 4: effective at creating the rain because when they actually like
Speaker 4: got to the bare bones of the electromagnetic the people
Speaker 4: had fixed like traditions had cultivated over time an ability
Speaker 4: to understand what rotations and formations that they need to
Speaker 4: be dancing in to whip up the electromagnetic power of
Speaker 4: the earth. Right, So like, none of this is subjective,
Speaker 4: you guys, Like this isn't like oh, Amanda, she's out
Speaker 4: of here, Like no, this is just the facts. That's
Speaker 4: what we also have seen it like windmills, hydropower, all
Speaker 4: of this is using the power of the earth.
Speaker 2: So if we see all of that and then we
Speaker 2: know that, then we know that there are people who
Speaker 2: can use that for ill.
Speaker 7: Oh well, they were like psychics that were named in
Speaker 7: the Epstein files, Like they use these psychics to do
Speaker 7: remote viewing, to do some of like you know, uh
Speaker 7: spells and witchcrafts. So yeah, of course I don't know
Speaker 7: why we're.
Speaker 4: You know, like I don't because people love to, like say,
Speaker 4: keep themselves safe because they don't know that power. But
Speaker 4: the power is there, and I just feel like the
Speaker 4: trick of these folks has been to convince us that
Speaker 4: we don't have access to that power for good m Yes,
Speaker 4: there's also electricity in our bodies, Like our bodies are
Speaker 4: literally electric, it's electric boogie woogie woogie. I was doing
Speaker 4: my twenty minutes of movement, because I do twenty minutes
Speaker 4: of movement every day now, and this morning I was
Speaker 4: doing my twenty minutes of movement and I was lecture
Speaker 4: sliding by myself.
Speaker 2: And when I tell y'all, I was having a ball.
Speaker 2: The cats and the dog were like all staring at you.
Speaker 4: Like yes, Jorie was literally just sitting on the couch
Speaker 4: like you're enjoying yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm like, whoo, So you know that's why.
Speaker 4: Like the when people like pooh pooh on astrology, I'm like,
Speaker 4: you're missing the point. Anything that colonizers have rendered as nonsense,
Speaker 4: you should be learning.
Speaker 7: Because they're using it on you. So like I love
Speaker 7: what people are like, don't bring politics into this. I'm like, well,
Speaker 7: politics is doing you, honey, Like I don't know what
Speaker 7: to tell you.
Speaker 2: I don't know what didn't tell you.
Speaker 4: All of it is like someone said, like Rolando said,
Speaker 4: Bible here, like there's astrology in the bee bowl, Like hmm,
Speaker 4: all over the place.
Speaker 7: All over the place that star that the three magi followed.
Speaker 7: What do you think that is.
Speaker 2: Just so correct? Me?
Speaker 4: If I'm wrong, anybody in the comments this is going
Speaker 4: to be a quick debtail. After the Magi gave the gifts,
Speaker 4: did they just bounce? Because I'm just wondering how you
Speaker 4: show up with gifts to a manger and none of
Speaker 4: those gifts could actually help you like get a better crib, right,
Speaker 4: because like because like maybe gold, but like who knows
Speaker 4: if they even use gold in that part of the world.
Speaker 2: And like so like after you see me in.
Speaker 4: This manger, you bounced, You didn't say, like, yo, y'all,
Speaker 4: let me let me see because because we're also like
Speaker 4: the Magi, they're nomadic, but like that means they got
Speaker 4: a whole squad. I just find that very that part
Speaker 4: of the story is just And then I read something
Speaker 4: the other day Laura Chunge that said, the story of
Speaker 4: Jesus and all of that was in eight other religions
Speaker 4: prior to Christianity. The whole setup, the whole birth, the
Speaker 4: whole situation was the ground was the cornerstone of eight
Speaker 4: religions prior to the birth of Christianity.
Speaker 7: So it was just like, oh, like the same exact
Speaker 7: story with the same people. Yeah, m interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I'm just like that part of the story.
Speaker 4: As a kid was always like so hold up away
Speaker 4: in a manger. Mm hmm, no room for a bed
Speaker 4: mm hmm.
Speaker 2: The little Lord Jesus laid down his sweethead. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well they were like fleeing. They were like, hey, they're
Speaker 7: gonna kill us.
Speaker 2: But then but then the magi popped up and left
Speaker 2: them there.
Speaker 7: Bro Yeah, well maybe the magi. You know how we
Speaker 7: interpret the magi in astrology are the magicians, Like they're
Speaker 7: people who study astrology and they you know, that's why
Speaker 7: they followed the star. So I don't know if they
Speaker 7: had real power at that time. I know, somebody correct
Speaker 7: me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: I just feel like if you rolling double gold, you could,
Speaker 4: you could, you could get another house, another crib in
Speaker 4: the end.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm just saying.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying these are the types of things. As
Speaker 4: a child, I was very disturbed by I could never get.
Speaker 7: Past that the math was not mathing.
Speaker 2: No, and that's when I knew like, oh, this is allegory.
Speaker 4: This isn't Maybe they just envisioned these three folks popping
Speaker 4: up because well I just studyed maybe here.
Speaker 7: I studied the historical Jesus, like outside of the Bible,
Speaker 7: and like that the three made them three magi were
Speaker 7: actual people, you know.
Speaker 4: But yeah, also, we never got teenage Jesus. Hmm, we
Speaker 4: never got teen Jesus. We got teen Wolf, we got
Speaker 4: teen Witch, we never got ten JC.
Speaker 7: Someone write fan fiction.
Speaker 2: Write and fan fiction.
Speaker 4: Make the apostles have matching jackets. I've actually watched that,
Speaker 4: you know, I've actually watched that. Like the Lions, den
Speaker 4: is really like is more. It's like he gets trapped
Speaker 4: in like the locker room of the like opposing team,
Speaker 4: and their mascot is the Lion m hm, and so
Speaker 4: he has like a really deep conversation with like the mascot.
Speaker 2: Like I can do all of this, y'all. I can
Speaker 2: do this for days.
Speaker 4: Like Daniel's over there. It's like Daniel, what happened? He's like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, the Lions. So I don't know how
Speaker 4: we got here, and I'm not even worried about it.
Speaker 4: But is there anything else that you would like to
Speaker 4: impart to us? The brilliant or a jump?
Speaker 7: Well, does anybody have questions? I guess yeah? Just like
Speaker 7: I went over the dates of twenty twenty six, so
Speaker 7: you want to mark those dates in your calendar, think
Speaker 7: about how you want to use those energies again, like
Speaker 7: remediation is to use the planetary energy in a conscious
Speaker 7: way versus just like hiding away and being like, Okay,
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna bury my head in the sand for
Speaker 7: the rest of twenty twenty six, and those three things
Speaker 7: I suggested for you to cultivate, so connection, community, creativity,
Speaker 7: and yeah, yeah, that's okay. I guess TBD until like
Speaker 7: twenty twenty six actually starts to unfold.
Speaker 4: Is there anything about this year that you want people
Speaker 4: to really see as like that you want people to
Speaker 4: really change their relationship to Like, for instance, I love
Speaker 4: when you talk about that. It's like it can be
Speaker 4: a challenge versus a hindrance. Can you just like speak
Speaker 4: to that a bit more because we're entering challenging times. Yes,
Speaker 4: and I really like your perspective on that.
Speaker 7: So I teach astrology. Right, So, there's this thing in
Speaker 7: astrology called essential dignities where it is based on a
Speaker 7: colonial language because you have to think about when astrology
Speaker 7: was founded through ancient times, there was such thing at
Speaker 7: that time still of slavery and colonization, right, so the
Speaker 7: language is very colonial. We talk about rulerships, planets that
Speaker 7: rule certain signs, and then planets that are in detriment
Speaker 7: or exile. And I always say, like, I use this
Speaker 7: as a metaphor for like planets that are in rulerships.
Speaker 7: So let's say Saturn is at home in the signs
Speaker 7: of Capricorn and Aquarius. I don't like to use language
Speaker 7: of like good or bad, or negative or positive, but
Speaker 7: maybe better resourced. So planets in their domicile are like
Speaker 7: white Americans in America, right, the systems, they are entitled
Speaker 7: because they the systems also support their identity right. And
Speaker 7: then planets in their exile, So that's like Saturn in
Speaker 7: Leo and Saturn in Cancer. They're challenging because like immigrants
Speaker 7: to the United States, they don't know the language, they
Speaker 7: don't know the traditional rules and culture. But what makes
Speaker 7: immigrants so unique is they're creative. And I just look
Speaker 7: at my parents as like immigrants to this country, they
Speaker 7: came here without knowing the language in their early twenties.
Speaker 7: They yes, they had to work harder because they had
Speaker 7: to work in New York City in their early twenties,
Speaker 7: but they are the most resilient, creative, funny people to me,
Speaker 7: And because I asked my parents all the time, I'm like,
Speaker 7: are you not scared of like what's going on? And
Speaker 7: they're kind of.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, I know, it's fascinating.
Speaker 7: Americans have no idea what we left the country that
Speaker 7: we left, like, you know, and so when I look
Speaker 7: at them, I'm like, oh, there's just so just like yeah,
Speaker 7: like just creative. So I think when there's a difficult transit,
Speaker 7: you want to look at it as like the grain
Speaker 7: of sand against the pearl. It's like annoying, maybe it's
Speaker 7: a little challenging, you're a little uncomfortable, but in the
Speaker 7: end of it, you're going to be the best version
Speaker 7: of yourself at that you know, the most conscious maybe.
Speaker 7: And that's why I say, like, don't turn away from
Speaker 7: feeling uncomfortable or the challenges, because like you could be
Speaker 7: one transit away from becoming the best version of yourself.
Speaker 7: And then when you're able to sort of stand up
Speaker 7: and face your fears, you are invited onto shows like Amandoland.
Speaker 7: You know, like, I would never have made it this
Speaker 7: far if I just stood in the sidelines and remained silent.
Speaker 7: You know. It's because I was outspoken about Palestine. It's
Speaker 7: because I continue to show up that people trust me.
Speaker 7: Enough to invite me on and it helps me to
Speaker 7: do my own mission here on Earth. So that's my
Speaker 7: little pep talk.
Speaker 4: So we do have some questions. I do want to
Speaker 4: say though, that we had. The detail we went on
Speaker 4: was because you were like, I believe that the aliens.
Speaker 2: I believe that the first colonies were aliens. Oh yeah, sorry,
Speaker 2: I was like, how did we get here?
Speaker 7: That always happens. I always go on a side quest.
Speaker 2: Sorry, those are the best. Those are the best.
Speaker 4: Okay, I need asked since twenty twenty six is so
Speaker 4: fire sign heavy. How are the movements going to impact
Speaker 4: and position air, earth and water signs?
Speaker 7: How are the movements going to impact?
Speaker 4: And I think positions as a typo, but I think
Speaker 4: he's meaning like, how are they going to impact the
Speaker 4: other signs?
Speaker 2: Oh God?
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah. So if you know your rising sign and
Speaker 7: you have a fire or air sign, then the energies
Speaker 7: of this year are going to be more conducive for you.
Speaker 7: They're going to help you feel more energize. They're going
Speaker 7: to help you feel more like, oh, I have momentum
Speaker 7: behind my sales, whereas like the last three years, there
Speaker 7: was a lot of water in the air. So that
Speaker 7: was actually helping the water and earth signs for rising,
Speaker 7: for rising and placements, and so water and earth are
Speaker 7: feminine signs. This was about like coming into oneself to
Speaker 7: do the healing work, to be more still, to do
Speaker 7: you know, grief work, and to you know, be more
Speaker 7: in the feminine energy. And now this is the These
Speaker 7: are the years for the fire signs to go out
Speaker 7: there and take action. So if you're an earth and
Speaker 7: water sign, the next like three years are going to
Speaker 7: be more. You know, I think all of us are
Speaker 7: going to have to take action, but maybe for you
Speaker 7: it's like different, right, so it's not so outwardly, but
Speaker 7: maybe it's more like internal, you know, working with some
Speaker 7: of your fears around speaking up, perhaps challenging some of
Speaker 7: your limiting beliefs or calcified belief systems. So everyone has
Speaker 7: to do that work. But yeah, I've.
Speaker 4: Been dancing with the idea of teaching what I would
Speaker 4: call a course on confrontation, and it would be like
Speaker 4: a course that addresses confrontation like in historical and current instances,
Speaker 4: like within geopolitical challenging as well as looking at that
Speaker 4: with ourselves and like asking folks to then do self
Speaker 4: exploration about what they have been avoidant around.
Speaker 7: Ooh, that's such a good one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then the third part would be role playing.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's very important.
Speaker 4: So this is something I've been like toying with. And
Speaker 4: I see people in the chat like yes place, yeah, yes,
Speaker 4: some more food. Sah please sah, because I do you
Speaker 4: said something earlier and you said it just now. That
Speaker 4: confrontation is definitely contextualized as negative. We know why, because
Speaker 4: they want a passive populous However, it's also at the reality, though,
Speaker 4: is that we have been trained not to be that.
Speaker 7: Oh, we've been trained to be obedient to the system
Speaker 7: since we were kids.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is why I've been getting in trouble
Speaker 4: all my life. I never get in enough trouble to
Speaker 4: get like I've only been disobedient, but I've never been
Speaker 4: like a ruffian.
Speaker 2: But teachers either love me or were like, who is
Speaker 2: this broad?
Speaker 4: And it's like I'm seven, Relax, Okay, I'm trying to
Speaker 4: have asks. Do you have a response when people claim
Speaker 4: quote unquote new age practices like astrology and yoga are
Speaker 4: of the devil. I have family members thinking I'm.
Speaker 7: Not sorry, I'm not laughing at you.
Speaker 2: We're laughing with you.
Speaker 7: We're laughing with you. It's so funny that that is
Speaker 7: the response, because all of our indigenous practices have cosmologies,
Speaker 7: like I happened to practice the Western tropical system, but
Speaker 7: like I guarantee you your ancestors had their own way
Speaker 7: of looking at the stars and a system that was
Speaker 7: demonized because again they demonize it because it breaks our
Speaker 7: connection to the natural cycles. Yep, you know. So like
Speaker 7: for me, astrology was really to help me break break
Speaker 7: three of the system of capitalism and how they impose
Speaker 7: their timelines and all of this stuff onto you. And
Speaker 7: you're just like, wait a minute, why is it late?
Speaker 7: Like as a forty something woman, like why is why
Speaker 7: are they telling me that I'm a geriametric person.
Speaker 2: It's like right when.
Speaker 7: In astrology, after the age of like forty four, you're
Speaker 7: actually rising in your life, you know, like so yeah, wait, really, yes,
Speaker 7: they're called annual perfection years, So forty four, forty five,
Speaker 7: forty six, forty seven, forty eight, they're like, you're you're
Speaker 7: at the top of your chart. So yeah, but then
Speaker 7: but then you have like these people being like, oh,
Speaker 7: you're too old, and you know, and you're just like
Speaker 7: shut up, don't mind I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. Like they're like, you're not that girl.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm more that girl now than I ever watch.
Speaker 7: Literally, that's why you see like forty mid forty women
Speaker 7: like now they're divorcing their husbands now they're having their
Speaker 7: like crash outs because you're told, since you're young, to
Speaker 7: center men, center marriage, so of your family do all
Speaker 7: these things. And it's like, wait, who said, like.
Speaker 14: Who?
Speaker 4: I have a homegirl who does like a podcast with
Speaker 4: other women, and they did an episode about divorce because
Speaker 4: one of the women on the podcast is getting a divorce,
Speaker 4: and they had a divorce lawyer.
Speaker 2: Now they had a notary on, a notary.
Speaker 4: On, and she was like, I cannot stress to you
Speaker 4: all how my business is booming because so many women
Speaker 4: are getting divorced. Yeah, she was like, that's literally why
Speaker 4: my business is booming is because I keep getting called
Speaker 4: to come and do notary services for divorce papers and
Speaker 4: for like for filings and whatnot.
Speaker 2: And it's something The percentage is nuts.
Speaker 4: It's like it was thirty percent five years ago when
Speaker 4: now it's sixty percent. Like it's something bezonkers and it's
Speaker 4: all women.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I bought one percent believe it just from my
Speaker 7: own like friends and family. Did I answer that question,
Speaker 7: by the way, the person that asked that question, you did.
Speaker 4: But I mean I feel like you can give like
Speaker 4: a specific quippi like well which you are capable of
Speaker 4: doing well.
Speaker 7: I did say that they demonize these practices to cut
Speaker 7: us off from our own like practices that connect us
Speaker 7: back to ourselves and nature.
Speaker 4: I think it's also just something to be said about,
Speaker 4: like if they really want to have a conversation, like
Speaker 4: what do you think you're doing when you're praying?
Speaker 2: You're meditating.
Speaker 4: Praying is meditating and at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: if you have a Jesus that you A lot of
Speaker 4: people are religious, but they don't it handed to them,
Speaker 4: so they don't know necessarily like where it came from.
Speaker 4: So they're studying someone else's belief system versus versus cultivating
Speaker 4: their own. But I think the answer to them is
Speaker 4: Maya business. Yeah, I think that's really the Maya business.
Speaker 4: And when they say new Age, your very basic response
Speaker 4: can be everything I'm doing is older than everything you're
Speaker 4: going to.
Speaker 2: Study on Sunday.
Speaker 4: Literally, that's your quick and dirty literally Rolando, who is
Speaker 4: one of our moderators and gets patrols outing Lolonzo.
Speaker 2: Yes, how did you know he was one of the girls.
Speaker 7: Oh I didn't. Yeah, I just like, I just want
Speaker 7: to say it like.
Speaker 4: That, you Rolonzo missed tongue. I'm a big fan. Doesn't
Speaker 4: a return of Jupiter bring expansion? I think one of
Speaker 4: your slides showed America's coming up?
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, well we're in it now. The United States
Speaker 7: is in its Jupiter return. And if you're personally, if
Speaker 7: you have Jupiter in cancer or Jupiter in Leo, then
Speaker 7: you personally are going through your Jupiter return. So it
Speaker 7: happens in increments of twelve. So if you're thirty six,
Speaker 7: forty eight, oh my gosh, sixty, then you're going through
Speaker 7: your Jupiter return.
Speaker 2: I went through that. It was a time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was the time.
Speaker 1: It was, it said.
Speaker 4: Okay, now some people are getting very pacific, and I
Speaker 4: need y'all to stop doing this, like pay for the reading.
Speaker 2: Okay, pay for the reading.
Speaker 7: This is or join my class.
Speaker 2: Yeah, join her class, like this is her skill. But
Speaker 2: for the sake of.
Speaker 4: Promotion, this question morning, Miss Chung double chorus, Living on
Speaker 4: my Chiron line for years feeling like moving through mud
Speaker 4: and depleted, but need to get out of LA and
Speaker 4: the US. Any ideas on how to connect to needed
Speaker 4: Ari's energy.
Speaker 2: Ooh, first of all, what's the Chiron line?
Speaker 7: So she is referring Oh she sorry, I assume that
Speaker 7: they are referring to astra cartography, which you can actually
Speaker 7: find an astra cartographer to find the best like line.
Speaker 2: For you to live, like longitude latitude you mean mm hm.
Speaker 7: Like you basically put your birth information into the map
Speaker 7: of the world and so you could see like, you know,
Speaker 7: but it really is like based on the planet and
Speaker 7: your intention of that place, because if you want to,
Speaker 7: let's say, have more discipline, you would move to a
Speaker 7: Saturn line if you want to, you know, something like this.
Speaker 7: So I would find an astro cartographer that aligns with
Speaker 7: you and ask them, you know, what is the best
Speaker 7: place for me based on your intention, like what you
Speaker 7: want out of a place, and and yeah, I think
Speaker 7: that's the best way you can go.
Speaker 4: I would be so curious to see where mine lined
Speaker 4: up and line up, because I've moved at very specific
Speaker 4: times in my life and.
Speaker 7: They have been very.
Speaker 2: Fortuitous.
Speaker 7: Oh that was the word. Yeah, the word did they say.
Speaker 4: But my mom has also moved and she always says,
Speaker 4: man's it's like everything had to line.
Speaker 2: Up a particular way for you to get here. And
Speaker 2: it's not like she was in one place.
Speaker 4: It's like she literally had to like go through a
Speaker 4: series of places to like end up in the place
Speaker 4: where my dad was for me to be born. So
Speaker 4: it's not like everything it's not like anything even came
Speaker 4: to her. It's like she had to go through a path.
Speaker 4: So I would be so curious to chart her astrological astracotography,
Speaker 4: astral cartography because it's very.
Speaker 7: Like, Yes, I also find because like there's lay lines
Speaker 7: all over the world, and I often find that places
Speaker 7: called to me, you know. So like I felt very
Speaker 7: called since twenty twenty four to go to Korea again
Speaker 7: because I went in October twenty twenty four. Yes, and
Speaker 7: I tried going last year but it just didn't work out.
Speaker 7: But I just like I was like I have to go,
Speaker 7: I have to go, and it was like the place
Speaker 7: was like pulling me. So I would also suggest like
Speaker 7: feeling into your intuition and your boy of the places
Speaker 7: that are calling to you too, because I do think
Speaker 7: that that specific place, and the energy of that place
Speaker 7: is part of the growth in the moment.
Speaker 2: Do you know any astracotographers?
Speaker 7: My teacher Sam Reynolds, who is like an iconic astrologer,
Speaker 7: Sam Reynolds.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna look up Sam Reynolds.
Speaker 4: Because I'm looking up I'm mooe curioso, and people are
Speaker 4: mooe curioso about where they can sign up for the class.
Speaker 4: So let me make a banner to put on the
Speaker 4: bottom of the page.
Speaker 2: Where can they sign up.
Speaker 7: Through my website Laura K. Chung dot com And it's
Speaker 7: under the tab Star School And we start next Wednesday.
Speaker 7: Mercury's day is Wednesdays. And that's why I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: did you do this on purpose your podcast on Wednesdays?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: But I find that when i've well you know this
Speaker 4: because you've told me this, But like I literally like
Speaker 4: sat with what feels right the right day? And then
Speaker 4: I remember asking folks and people were like, Wednesday feels
Speaker 4: like the right day.
Speaker 2: Wednesday feels like the right day.
Speaker 4: And I was like, okay, because I was my natural
Speaker 4: capitalist mind is Monday.
Speaker 7: But that's the moon's day.
Speaker 2: And now I.
Speaker 4: Try to not do anything on Monday. Now I'm trying
Speaker 4: to treat Monday as like, well, I'm trying to treat
Speaker 4: my whole life as a retiree. But that's another conversation
Speaker 4: because I honestly like thought about it the other day
Speaker 4: and I was like, I've been working since I was eight.
Speaker 4: I've been paying taxes since I was eight. I've been hustling,
Speaker 4: like literally, like my entire entity has been moving in
Speaker 4: the context of how do I advance these gifts?
Speaker 2: And I'm just I don't want to think like that.
Speaker 2: I don't want to exist to like that anymore.
Speaker 7: Wow child star.
Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, child star and like not just like child star,
Speaker 4: like because even if I wasn't child star like Doe
Speaker 4: ey Houser, it was still like I missed out on
Speaker 4: certain stuff because.
Speaker 2: I was doing that right. Like I got pulled out
Speaker 2: of like our fifth grade trip to a Caivo River
Speaker 2: park because my mom pulled up and was like, you
Speaker 2: have to go audition for your cop and half and
Speaker 2: I cried the whole way there. And then I did
Speaker 2: the audition and she was like, how was it. I
Speaker 2: was like, who cares?
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, did you sabotage?
Speaker 2: No? I mean I always booked the stuff.
Speaker 4: But like I was like I was in gymnastics and
Speaker 4: the coach said I got to work out with I
Speaker 4: was going to get to work out.
Speaker 2: With the older girls that day, and it was like
Speaker 2: a huge big deal.
Speaker 4: And my mom was like, yeah, no, we're going to
Speaker 4: audition for a show at Nickelodeon. Oh my god, And
Speaker 4: you got that right my brother and me, But you
Speaker 4: have to walk like really far from the parking lot
Speaker 4: to the audition.
Speaker 2: Like place cried the whole way all the way there.
Speaker 2: My mom was like, oh my god. And then I
Speaker 2: got it together and went in read and then I
Speaker 2: booked at So I.
Speaker 7: Just you're just like naturally talented.
Speaker 2: It's not even that it's literally like a trade.
Speaker 4: Like acting for me is like like like something I
Speaker 4: learned to try, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's just like a skill that I just have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like I can just like if all else fails,
Speaker 4: like anybody an actor, because that I can do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But it's just I don't wanna.
Speaker 7: I don't want to hustle anymore.
Speaker 2: So Monday's are moon days.
Speaker 7: Their moon days.
Speaker 4: It doesn't mean I'm not working, it doesn't mean I'm
Speaker 4: not using my gifts. It just means I'm changing my
Speaker 4: relationship to them.
Speaker 7: That's good.
Speaker 2: And you, guys, Laura K.
Speaker 4: Chung's astrology class is incredible. I took it and and
Speaker 4: I feel like one of the notes that I want
Speaker 4: to give all of you is it's not something you
Speaker 4: can do passively. Don't go and take the class and
Speaker 4: think that you're just showing up to just like lolligag
Speaker 4: or glevant, as a Caribbean parent would say, go there
Speaker 4: with the spirit of learning and with the spirit of
Speaker 4: a studiante okay, M And I think that I wish
Speaker 4: I not. I think I wish I had approached it
Speaker 4: that way from day one. Like I was present, but
Speaker 4: I didn't have my mind in like student mode.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like I need to take this like seriously and study.
Speaker 4: And yeah, like I take in information differently when I'm
Speaker 4: there as a student versus there as a listener.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I feel like I was listening as like
Speaker 4: as like a like someone lecturing, but I needed to be.
Speaker 2: There as a flipping student.
Speaker 4: So you know, you guys, don't play yourselves, is my point.
Speaker 4: And for the record, Laura K. Cheng will tell.
Speaker 2: You we did that in the last class. So you
Speaker 2: weren't here for that.
Speaker 7: And I'm gonna push you because I'm I'm an aries,
Speaker 7: so I'm going to be like, you.
Speaker 2: Know this, and.
Speaker 4: You tid the last class that was your first time
Speaker 4: teaching that class in this particular way, right, Yes, what
Speaker 4: do you feel like you're bringing into this one that
Speaker 4: you learned from the last one?
Speaker 7: So I added three extra like study hall sessions, one
Speaker 7: per month so that people could have a moment to
Speaker 7: catch up and ask questions. And then I also have
Speaker 7: a ta Now I have somebody who's going to help me.
Speaker 7: She's going to make work sheets. And yeah, so I
Speaker 7: took the suggestion of the first class very seriously because
Speaker 7: I do want again, my intention for teaching is that
Speaker 7: people are armed with the tools to not only understand
Speaker 7: the theory, but take that theory and actually like be
Speaker 7: able to read charts on their own. Because I personally
Speaker 7: am not of the like mind that you should just
Speaker 7: be listening to everyone's opinions. What's your opinion? Like, how
Speaker 7: do you see this transit? You know, like, you have
Speaker 7: to take responsibility for your life, and so I'm like
Speaker 7: the best way to do that is to teach people
Speaker 7: how to fish versus like, I'm just going to tell
Speaker 7: you the astrology of twenty twenty six and this is
Speaker 7: how you should use it. No, like, what how you're
Speaker 7: going to use it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I had a therapist one time tell me,
Speaker 4: you know, your job is to have your feelings and
Speaker 4: my job is to interpret them for you. And you're
Speaker 4: just sitting back and enjoying the ride, and I was like,
Speaker 4: absolutely not last time I'm seeing you. But I thought
Speaker 4: you'd really appreciate this. Kezy K two four seven says,
Speaker 4: for some people, astrology seems like a luxury in times
Speaker 4: when people are trying to survive, but today showed me
Speaker 4: astrology can be a tool for survival or maintenance, maybe renewal,
Speaker 4: amongst other things.
Speaker 2: Wow, I'm honored.
Speaker 7: I'm honored.
Speaker 4: I feel like this was just a great way to
Speaker 4: come back into the fold of views for Amandoland in
Speaker 4: this new Colonizer Year of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: So thank you so much for joining.
Speaker 4: I've been saying happy Colonize of new year to people
Speaker 4: and watching people do the math and science in their
Speaker 4: head and then they're like and then they're.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then some people are like why and I'm like,
Speaker 4: I've got the answer prepared for you.
Speaker 2: It would be all So you guys, you know what
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 4: Go to Laura k Chung dot com, go to the
Speaker 4: Star School tab and you can also get readings from
Speaker 4: Laura k Chung. So there's like three different types of readings,
Speaker 4: so make sure you read what each reading type is
Speaker 4: so that you will get the one that you want. Okay,
Speaker 4: And again, thank you Laura for being so fat.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much. Thank you to everyone is so
Speaker 7: when I see Amanda Landers out in the wild, everyone
Speaker 7: is so lovely. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Yay you guys, you're representing us well by Laura. I
Speaker 4: love hearing that you guys are out in the wild
Speaker 4: and behaving yourself and representing I love hearing that. Let's
Speaker 4: get okay. So that was fabulous. And we talked a
Speaker 4: lot about colonizing, right. We talked a lot about the
Speaker 4: colonial mind and said we talked a lot about the
Speaker 4: ways in which we have to actively challenge that. And
Speaker 4: that brings me to my how black do you feel today?
Speaker 4: How so, my how black do you feel today? Is
Speaker 4: coming from this sister in Africa.
Speaker 2: And for here we go.
Speaker 12: What's dangerous African of today is an African who is
Speaker 12: colonized educated or not? What is our education doing to us?
Speaker 12: What have we done to undo the education? I hear
Speaker 12: right here in kind a perfect example. There's not a
Speaker 12: coming crom A book that is required reading in the
Speaker 12: Guinean educational system.
Speaker 2: Whose problem is.
Speaker 12: That most African countries our educational system is still the
Speaker 12: colonial educational system. So what do you expect from the
Speaker 12: leaders that we have today if their education remains colonized.
Speaker 2: It is the educated who.
Speaker 12: Are refusing to challenge this setus call and speak on
Speaker 12: our behalf educated or not.
Speaker 4: So, first of all, shout out to Sovereign Media, which
Speaker 4: is the new news footprint from the folks that brought
Speaker 4: you African Stream Ahmed, So I think that's really great
Speaker 4: to see him moving forward and continuing to present us
Speaker 4: with knowledge and information from other places on the continent,
Speaker 4: from other perspectives on the compliment, sorry, on the continent.
Speaker 4: That is doctor Arakana Chihi Mombori Chi Hombori Quo. She's
Speaker 4: a Pan Africanist. She's also a physician and a former
Speaker 4: African Union representative. And this is at the New Africa
Speaker 4: Foundation convention in Accra, and you know, I want to
Speaker 4: make it my business to really do the work of
Speaker 4: showing you guys voices on an international scope that are
Speaker 4: speaking to shared values, because we are not really respecting
Speaker 4: that we are not alone, and thus we say siloed
Speaker 4: and we are here on views Fromandeland with voices from
Speaker 4: all over the world, and yet there is still a
Speaker 4: necessity to continue to amplify voices that are coming at
Speaker 4: us from places that I've been at different phases of revolution,
Speaker 4: at different phases of learning, et cetera. Because I know
Speaker 4: I saw Adrian say earlier that it's like other countries
Speaker 4: in the world have already had winter arrived, like they've
Speaker 4: had at Stark show up and the White Walkers, whereas
Speaker 4: we are only just now in that phase. But what
Speaker 4: I believe is coming on the other side of this
Speaker 4: is there's gonna be a global reckoning, right because think
Speaker 4: of it in Lord of the Rings contexts again, where
Speaker 4: it's like we saw the Orcs and Lord of the
Speaker 4: Rings they had went to different places, right like they
Speaker 4: the Orcs and the Utukai, they had went to different places,
Speaker 4: but some places like hadn't experienced them, like the Shire
Speaker 4: was like we don't even know what this is about.
Speaker 2: However, when it.
Speaker 4: Came down to it, though all of Middle Earth was
Speaker 4: about to was feeling the pain, all of Middle Earth once,
Speaker 4: once it turns up, everybody was gonna feel it. So
Speaker 4: I truly believe that in the effort to bring one
Speaker 4: world under one leadership of suppression, they will actually inadvertently
Speaker 4: create one world of unity that can rise. And I
Speaker 4: love what Ibram Troyre said about this. Here he speaks
Speaker 4: about actually, you know what I'm going to get to, Ibrahim,
Speaker 4: I think a better point right now to carry this
Speaker 4: forward is a high quality white moment.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Islence of our time is caused by obedience. Throughout American history,
Speaker 13: the political leaders have always exhorted the American people to
Speaker 13: be nice and quiet and leave things to them. But
Speaker 13: when very serious evils confronted the American people, they had
Speaker 13: to go beyond the congressmen and the senators, and they
Speaker 13: had to commit civil disobedience, and they had even to
Speaker 13: break the law, and the abolitionists had to do it.
Speaker 13: And right here in Boston they had to violate federal
Speaker 13: law by trying to bring a slave away from the
Speaker 13: federal marshals. They had to commit civil disobedience. The labor
Speaker 13: movement had to do this. They had to violate the law,
Speaker 13: they had to disrupt things, they had to do all
Speaker 13: sorts of impolite things. They had the sit ins of
Speaker 13: sit down strikes of nineteen thirty six and thirty seven,
Speaker 13: and only this finally brought that modicum of justice that
Speaker 13: the labor movement demanded. And the civil rights movement went
Speaker 13: through the same thing. And you know that Congress did
Speaker 13: not act on the civil rights laws of sixty three,
Speaker 13: of sixty four and sixty five until Blacks went out
Speaker 13: into the streets and made a commotion. They did not
Speaker 13: do it on the basis of some polite discourse. You know,
Speaker 13: we have been brought up to believe that the American
Speaker 13: political system works beautifully. It is democratic. Congress represents us,
Speaker 13: the president is elected, he represents us. Doesn't work that way.
Speaker 13: Democracy depends on people speaking out and in times of
Speaker 13: great crisis, on people creating a commotion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, First of all, I need y'all to understand, Belle,
Speaker 4: exactly the tonality when I sang it, I was like,
Speaker 4: you know what, for high quality white we need to
Speaker 4: hit him with a little brittany.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But The reason why I do high quality white is
Speaker 4: because we have also been tricked into thinking that all
Speaker 4: white people are bad and without the capability to do
Speaker 4: the job that is very specifically their responsibility. And so
Speaker 4: there is something very real in being able to say, hey,
Speaker 4: here are examples of folks for you to look at
Speaker 4: on how you can model your behavior.
Speaker 2: These folks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just I want to see that. I want
Speaker 4: to see that, and I want to see more folks
Speaker 4: really standing on that, because it's it's real. I mean,
Speaker 4: let's get into some cities. Let's get into some let's
Speaker 4: get into some black news. Now, let's get into headlines
Speaker 4: and and talk about, you know, some protesting as it
Speaker 4: is existing city.
Speaker 2: When some news.
Speaker 4: So we're watching what's going on in Minnesota here in
Speaker 4: the United States, and many of us are seeing just
Speaker 4: an exorbitant amount of violence taking place. However, there's also
Speaker 4: a really incredible amount of community and resistance that is
Speaker 4: looking like all different types of things. So when I
Speaker 4: created the smartphonny in black logo, the smartphonny and black
Speaker 4: logo is so I don't have it right here at
Speaker 4: the at the hands at the ready. Great, the smart
Speaker 4: fat's funny the smart, Funny and Black logo. I mean
Speaker 4: it's like, right here, the smart, Funny and black logo
Speaker 4: is representational of the many folks, of many facets of
Speaker 4: what it takes to resist, right, And I think it's
Speaker 4: so important that we that we continue to acknowledge the
Speaker 4: ways in which people are resisting on a multitude of levels.
Speaker 4: So I want you to watch this video, and what
Speaker 4: I'd like you to do is I want you to
Speaker 4: write down or you can put it in the chat,
Speaker 4: the different ways you're seeing people resist. And here's the
Speaker 4: categories that I want you to consist consider it in. Okay,
Speaker 4: I want you to I want you to consider it in.
Speaker 4: Are they resisting as rebel fam? Are they existing as
Speaker 4: woke Fam? Are they resisting as fly fam? Or are
Speaker 4: they resisting as sorry, here's fly fam. Are they resisting
Speaker 4: as culture fam? So woke fam? I mean sorry, let's
Speaker 4: start with rebel fam. So rebel fam is gonna be
Speaker 4: folks who are.
Speaker 2: Coming through. Hold on, give me a second to add
Speaker 2: my to get my act together.
Speaker 4: Okay, So rebel fam, rebel fam are gonna be our fighters.
Speaker 4: These are the folks who are gonna get out there,
Speaker 4: put their bodies on the line. They're gonna get out there,
Speaker 4: They're gonna confront, They're gonna do what needs to do.
Speaker 4: They're going to be physical, and they are going to be.
Speaker 2: Fearless in that regard. All right.
Speaker 4: Then we have our walk Fam Woke Sam are going
Speaker 4: to be our folks who are coming through. They're gonna
Speaker 4: be spewing, not spewing, They're gonna be spouting the actual
Speaker 4: words that shut shit down. They're going to be the
Speaker 4: ones that have done the readings. They know the law.
Speaker 4: They also may have the capability to use intellect to
Speaker 4: dissuade the people that are doing the harm.
Speaker 2: Okay. We have our fly Fam.
Speaker 4: Fly Fam are going to be the folks who are
Speaker 4: coming through in swag. Okay, They're coming through in a
Speaker 4: particular type of energy. Okay, it's that unique type of
Speaker 4: energy and vibe that shuts ship down. And then we
Speaker 4: have our culture Fam and Culture Vam are the artisans,
Speaker 4: all right, Those are the ones who are using creativity
Speaker 4: and artistry to challenge. Okay, So now that we have
Speaker 4: got all our fans, let's see and let's honor what's
Speaker 4: going on in Minneapolis and how they are all fitting
Speaker 4: into these multi this multi plant pronged approach of resistance,
Speaker 4: the time honored work of resistance.
Speaker 7: I can explain with this new that's not.
Speaker 2: What I wanted to do. Hold on, that's not what
Speaker 2: I wanted to do. Okay, got it? Got it?
Speaker 1: Fuck you from here?
Speaker 9: You have me up.
Speaker 2: You don't get out, don't know get out?
Speaker 15: You know no mony, no no, But you can let
Speaker 15: out here wat house.
Speaker 14: You can put PND in the house.
Speaker 2: You want to know, not the way you want to go.
Speaker 14: You want no way, no one a hule, you want a.
Speaker 10: You're all welcome.
Speaker 14: You as a local woman. You're undress.
Speaker 3: You And so for some people they call that a strike.
Speaker 18: For many of us, we say that this is our
Speaker 18: right to refusal until something changes.
Speaker 3: On Friday, January twenty third, we are calling for a
Speaker 3: day of truth and freedom.
Speaker 18: It is a day where every single Minnesota who loves
Speaker 18: this state and loves this idea, this notion of truth
Speaker 18: and freedom reign and true here, will refuse to work,
Speaker 18: to shop, and to go to school. We all have
Speaker 18: witnessed through several videos the murder of one of our own,
Speaker 18: Renee Good. There are lives being spewed about our neighbors
Speaker 18: here to give an excuse to try to validate why
Speaker 18: we have thousands of mass officers here harming our peace
Speaker 18: and harming us, taking citizens from where they work, beating
Speaker 18: people up and dropping them off at random locations.
Speaker 3: This is not rumor.
Speaker 18: We are singing with our own eyes every single day,
Speaker 18: this day that we are calling for.
Speaker 3: We now have ten days to get there.
Speaker 18: And in those ten days, we are calling on all
Speaker 18: Minnesotans to get your plan together. We're doing it with
Speaker 18: unions like the Saint Paul Federation of Educators Unite here
Speaker 18: in Local seventeen, SEIU Local twenty six, our ATU, our
Speaker 18: Transit Union here in Minnesota, and many many more unions
Speaker 18: are gathering. This is also with faith and community groups
Speaker 18: like Isaiah Unidos, Jewish Community Action Co Paul, and many
Speaker 18: many more.
Speaker 3: The list continues to grow.
Speaker 18: We have to make sure that every single person is
Speaker 18: doing what we are called to do in this time
Speaker 18: that is grounded in.
Speaker 3: Their commitment and in their conviction. And so for some
Speaker 3: people they call that a strike.
Speaker 18: For many of us, we say that this is our
Speaker 18: right to refusal until something changes.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So when we're looking at these different examples,
Speaker 4: I saw a lot of folks in there sharing the
Speaker 4: same thoughts that I would that I had now I
Speaker 4: would say that when the Somalis had shown up, that
Speaker 4: felt like actually fly.
Speaker 2: Fam to me less than rebel fam because they came.
Speaker 4: Through all wearing like the jackets with the salwar kames,
Speaker 4: and it was like, no, we're we're not having it,
Speaker 4: like we're not having it, like us as a cultural
Speaker 4: squad are not having it hit. And I just want
Speaker 4: to shout out all of the folks in Minnesota. I
Speaker 4: know this is so deeply dis dressing and and frustrating
Speaker 4: to watch and be a part of. And I want
Speaker 4: you to know that we are all. I am deriving
Speaker 4: strength from watching their efforts, from watching them stand, and
Speaker 4: we are seeing this happen on a global level, right,
Speaker 4: We're watching folks standing. And But my thing is that
Speaker 4: I want to bring to your attention though, is something
Speaker 4: came to me this morning. So we are now also
Speaker 4: watching a protest happened, protests happening in it on Okay,
Speaker 4: so let's see.
Speaker 2: Some video from those protests.
Speaker 4: So for those who are listening on the podcast, that
Speaker 4: first person was asked, you know, do you have a
Speaker 4: message for Trump regarding his nonsense and uh, she said,
Speaker 4: I don't even consider Trump a human to even be
Speaker 4: talking about him.
Speaker 2: He can go die. Okay.
Speaker 4: So these are individuals that are being interviewed, who are
Speaker 4: out there in the streets, who are protesting it On's
Speaker 4: very oppressive and repressive government, being asked about the folks
Speaker 4: who were integrated, who the folks who were controlled agitators
Speaker 4: that had started rioting, they were.
Speaker 2: Destroying mosques, etc.
Speaker 4: We then also saw Americans like Mike Pompeo touting and
Speaker 4: boasting about the United States and massage being involved in
Speaker 4: these protests.
Speaker 2: And I want to point out to you all that
Speaker 2: several things can be true at one time.
Speaker 4: This is a legitimate protest that was started by the
Speaker 4: shopkeepers and folks in it On who were saying we're
Speaker 4: done with inflation, we are standing up, and we are
Speaker 4: not gonna take this any further. Those very real issues
Speaker 4: can so often be co opted and weaponized by outside
Speaker 4: forces who are looking for a vulnerability to be able
Speaker 4: to come in, swoop in and shift the consciousness of
Speaker 4: the people to their will to suggest that they would
Speaker 4: be some sort of a savior. We saw this happen
Speaker 4: in Venezuela, Okay, we saw this happen in Venezuela. However,
Speaker 4: you saw people outside of Venezuela who were saying that
Speaker 4: the folks that were protesting my is being literally abducted.
Speaker 2: We're being paid.
Speaker 4: And I want to show you this video from Code
Speaker 4: Pink where they interviewed supporters of Maduro and asked if
Speaker 4: they're being paid. That first person said, ask me that
Speaker 4: as an insult. That woman said you should never ask
Speaker 4: that question, and she said it with a NATO war
Speaker 4: paint on her face as an indigenous person. This man
Speaker 4: was asked how much did they pay you to come here?
Speaker 4: He said no, never, never. This man said, with all
Speaker 4: due respect, that question offends me. He said, we are
Speaker 4: here for Venezuela. We are here in dignity, for the
Speaker 4: dignity of the homeland, for an ideal with great strength,
Speaker 4: and then he started tearing up. This man here, this
Speaker 4: young man here, put them Venezuelans in quotes. He said,
Speaker 4: all of those who call themselves Venezuelan, he said, those
Speaker 4: people that are celebrating the intervention that took place here,
Speaker 4: like that's not it. He said, we we feel, we
Speaker 4: feel their pain of their own experiences. But they're celebrating death.
Speaker 4: They asked this woman how much did they pay her,
Speaker 4: and she said, they.
Speaker 2: Have paid me with love. They have paid me with love.
Speaker 4: Now, at the same time that we are seeing these
Speaker 4: protests happen in Venezuela, and we know that there has
Speaker 4: been an attempt to co opt the protests in it on,
Speaker 4: there are protests happening in Patagonia, which also is in
Speaker 4: South America with Chile and the Amazon because these Israelis
Speaker 4: have been starting fires in Patagonia. And I know folks
Speaker 4: are like, I can't even believe that, but I'm there's
Speaker 4: literally been a.
Speaker 2: Hold on where are my notes.
Speaker 4: In a February twenty seventeen interview, the director of Konaf
Speaker 4: Magadianes stated that according to park statistics for the past
Speaker 4: five years, Israeli tourists accounted for almost two thirds of
Speaker 4: expulsions from Parque Nacional Torres del del Pain, resulting in
Speaker 4: local hostels.
Speaker 2: Not taking in Israeli nationals. This has also been noted.
Speaker 4: In did I say Amazonia, I said no, I said
Speaker 4: I didn't say I said Amazonia, I meant to say Argentina.
Speaker 2: This has also been noted in.
Speaker 4: Thailand, where there there have been like restaurants that are
Speaker 4: burned down and then all of a sudden they get.
Speaker 2: Bought and rebuilt with a owner that is Israeli.
Speaker 11: This is.
Speaker 2: What we are seeing as the growth.
Speaker 4: The expansion of Zionism, and I want people to understand
Speaker 4: that there's a supremacy grounded in it. However, Chilean communities
Speaker 4: said we're going to crowdfund to protect our community from development.
Speaker 4: And I loved seeing this because it requires communities that
Speaker 4: have not necessarily been interconnected to connect to fight a
Speaker 4: bigger fight that is happening above them.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 4: This is why I also look at someone like zoraon
Speaker 4: Mamdani sideways, because he is allowing for there to be
Speaker 4: sales of actual occupied Palestinian land in New York, and
Speaker 4: he could strike that, he could say that you can't
Speaker 4: do that. However, instead what was done was there was
Speaker 4: a law or something so to speak, put in place
Speaker 4: that says that you have to stay sixty feet away
Speaker 4: from a place.
Speaker 2: Of warship if you want to protest.
Speaker 4: They are not in these temples protesting I mean sorry,
Speaker 4: they're not protesting worshiping in these temples. They're protesting the
Speaker 4: sale of stolen Land, and then you have freaking AOC
Speaker 4: who I can not stand. I cannot stand this lady
Speaker 4: who decides to use her platform to say, hey, so,
Speaker 4: marching into a predominantly Jewish neighborhood and leading with a
Speaker 4: chance saying we support Hamas is a disgusting and anti semitic,
Speaker 4: anti semitic thing to do. Pretty basic, And I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say here and say it's not it's not anti semitic.
Speaker 4: I'm really done with the whole everything is anti semitic.
Speaker 2: I'm just done with it. The literal idea that if you.
Speaker 4: Say anything that hurts Jewish feelings or that makes a
Speaker 4: person who identifies as Jewish have to think deeper about
Speaker 4: their relationship to things that are challenging Zionism, that is
Speaker 4: not anti semitic. Hamas is not anti Semitic. Hate to
Speaker 4: break it to you, Alexandria, it is not anti Semitic.
Speaker 4: It is anti Zionist oppression. That is what Hamas is.
Speaker 4: So I need her to stop pretending like she's for
Speaker 4: the people. She wants to run for president. Anyone running
Speaker 4: for president is just running for the next position as
Speaker 4: US mouthpiece for zie, US mouthpiece for Zionism.
Speaker 2: That is all they are. And now that we are
Speaker 2: understanding the immense hatred.
Speaker 4: And and and and devoid of love and life that
Speaker 4: Zionism aligns itself with, we simply cannot continue to align
Speaker 4: ourselves with folks who align themselves with it.
Speaker 2: We just can't.
Speaker 4: The fact that Zorn is doing these things like he
Speaker 4: like demoted Jessica Tish so so to speak, but really
Speaker 4: all it says is that she doesn't speak to him,
Speaker 4: she speaks to like the lieutenant governor. Well that what
Speaker 4: that says to me is you've just removed yourself from
Speaker 4: having to be confronted confrontational with her. That's all that
Speaker 4: says to me. She's never demoted because she's a member
Speaker 4: of the Tish family and the Zionists are Zorn's boss.
Speaker 4: She is actually with them, they employ him. So what
Speaker 4: are we talking about? What are we talking about?
Speaker 2: We have to remember whenever we are talking about oppression,
Speaker 2: it is not in a small space.
Speaker 4: We have to look at it like we look at
Speaker 4: like layers of rock in the Grand Canyon. You're looking
Speaker 4: at it on a variance of levels of time. So yes,
Speaker 4: you look at your local, then you look at your state,
Speaker 4: then you look at the country, and then you look
Speaker 4: at the banks.
Speaker 2: And I asked y'all to ask yourselves. So let's just
Speaker 2: get into this.
Speaker 1: An exercis.
Speaker 2: So I asked you to ask yourselves who is running America?
Speaker 4: Because I think that the story that's constantly being told
Speaker 4: is simply that the billionaires are running America. However, it's
Speaker 4: important to understand that someone's running the billionaires.
Speaker 2: You see, money has to get made physically, okay, and.
Speaker 4: When we're looking at billionaires, we have to ask how
Speaker 4: are these billionaires making their money. In the past, billionaires
Speaker 4: made their money via transportation, whatever actual industry sector was growing.
Speaker 4: That's how those billionaires made their money. The fact, though,
Speaker 4: is that those sectors shift over time. However, the people
Speaker 4: who are determining how money gets made has not shifted.
Speaker 4: It hasn't shifted. There were thirteen families that were a
Speaker 4: part of the Roman Empire.
Speaker 2: They became the Vatican. There were thirteen more families. Those
Speaker 2: are the Zionists.
Speaker 4: Those families funded the United States Revolutionary War, they took
Speaker 4: over the Bank of England, they created the system of money,
Speaker 4: and they still run it. So when we look at
Speaker 4: names like JP Morgan, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt Carnegie Kennedy. These are
Speaker 4: family lines that are connected to the New World Order,
Speaker 4: which is the expansion to the United States of those
Speaker 4: that are running the money and the resources of the world.
Speaker 4: And so when you see that, you're able to understand that, oh,
Speaker 4: it goes even further up than we can imagine. Oh,
Speaker 4: I'm not forgetting them. I'm just not saying their name
Speaker 4: because it's going to trigger a whole other thing on
Speaker 4: this algorithm. So there's so much history that has to
Speaker 4: be understood to be able to grasp how we're here.
Speaker 4: And when you won't think of businesses, you may think, oh, well,
Speaker 4: there's executives and there's CEOs. However, so often there's people
Speaker 4: at the top that you don't never see, but they're
Speaker 4: running it.
Speaker 2: They're making all the bread. That's the world, bro, that's
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 4: And when you start to understand that, you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: and it makes it so that when you see people
Speaker 4: arguing about Democrats and Republicans, it looks dumb. And so
Speaker 4: when you hear me feeling like I'm over it, it's
Speaker 4: because I've expanded my knowledge beyond that and I see
Speaker 4: that as simply just like it's a distraction it's like
Speaker 4: you're just you're in the sandbox. But as Sayta says here,
Speaker 4: we have to think internationally. Democrats and Republicans they are
Speaker 4: on the same page, just doing different versions of the
Speaker 4: same thing.
Speaker 2: To you, we've seen that, once we see the proof,
Speaker 2: we have to understand that. And so when we think.
Speaker 4: Internationally, we are challenging a very very very old effort
Speaker 4: at running the world. And that is scary and that
Speaker 4: seems daunting. But to be quite honest, I don't see
Speaker 4: anything better to do with my time than that.
Speaker 2: I just I don't.
Speaker 4: Let's listen to Abram Trioa because I love what this
Speaker 4: rather is saying in this video, because.
Speaker 2: He is really again bringing us back to the reality.
Speaker 22: Till don't be African, listen kir and Africa University, and
Speaker 22: I will give jistic to the popular exco Lenoir a
Speaker 22: consan quite exculled news union in the premiere quite excuse
Speaker 22: comportment nousal frantis the people who complaints.
Speaker 4: That that is the price the shade here is throwing
Speaker 4: up the Prime Minister or the President of Nigeria.
Speaker 2: While this man is talking about why black people be
Speaker 2: hurt hurting each other.
Speaker 4: We can't see the danger coming and unite, nah, because
Speaker 4: some of y'all like colonizations.
Speaker 22: Its palsy imperialist.
Speaker 7: Was as cloud.
Speaker 22: Intellectual democracy, certain contre regular cafers, some prompt and religion
Speaker 22: who puts ches.
Speaker 8: Some you need in the restaurant you need?
Speaker 2: So what kwame I mean? Sorry?
Speaker 18: So?
Speaker 4: What Abram Tryerro was saying here at the the Sahel
Speaker 4: Alliances UH annual meeting in twenty twenty four was that
Speaker 4: you know, the reality is none of us in Africa
Speaker 4: will be free if all of us aren't free.
Speaker 2: Even if we're Pan Africanists and.
Speaker 4: Some of us are like getting focused, some of y'all
Speaker 4: are not, and that is because people really want to
Speaker 4: still be colonized. And he was like, we cannot continue
Speaker 4: this madness. We cannot continue to sell each other short
Speaker 4: and Africans. I believe when I see the when I
Speaker 4: see people saying that ninety two percent are sitting this
Speaker 4: one out, When I see people saying that, I'm like, damn,
Speaker 4: they really got you. Because trust and believe it is
Speaker 4: black folks that will save the world. I say that
Speaker 4: with my entire chest. It is black folks that will
Speaker 4: save the world.
Speaker 2: Because we have.
Speaker 4: I don't know what it is, but we got something
Speaker 4: with us. Perhaps it's that we traveled the length of
Speaker 4: the Earth perps, so therefore we have the unique ability
Speaker 4: to coalition build. Everybody got a little bit of us
Speaker 4: in them, whether it's Native Americans or First Nation folks
Speaker 4: or Chinese folks. Africa is not some location that was
Speaker 4: given a name by white people and now all of
Speaker 4: a sudden exists. No, before that, there was a people,
Speaker 4: and we are the We are the extension of that.
Speaker 4: And those white folks, those Zionists, those white supremacists, they
Speaker 4: know that, and that's why they put the most effort
Speaker 4: into keeping Black people separate and suppressed.
Speaker 13: They know that.
Speaker 4: They put so much effort. I'm not making this up
Speaker 4: over so many centuries. They're like, we got to keep shutting.
Speaker 2: Black people down. Do you understand.
Speaker 4: It's not simply just about resources, It's about spirit. You
Speaker 4: think they were shutting down and I'm a cocker. Bral
Speaker 4: and Walter Rodney and La Mumba and Sanko and Sankara
Speaker 4: just because they were stee they were like taking their
Speaker 4: energy back, their money back. No, it's because they were
Speaker 4: bringing the reconnection of the black people to their power back.
Speaker 4: That's why you think they merked Martin Luther King and
Speaker 4: Malcolm X and Medgar Evers because they were getting people
Speaker 4: to vote. No, it's because those were people that had
Speaker 4: an alignment with a spiritual power that they saw and.
Speaker 2: Said, we gotta get it out of here. This is
Speaker 2: bigger than capitalism. Bro.
Speaker 4: These people make money because money controls, but it's really
Speaker 4: about control. The Earth is a source of power, and
Speaker 4: the continent that is the largest continent on this planet
Speaker 4: had the most people that had the most knowledge of
Speaker 4: that power time and they came and got all of
Speaker 4: those folks wrapped up, except for Ethiopia wrapped up.
Speaker 2: So when I'm.
Speaker 4: Talking about wanting to make the content of this show
Speaker 4: shift beyond just talking about the news, that's what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about.
Speaker 2: I want to shift us to be more.
Speaker 4: In alignment with how we get more in alignment, and
Speaker 4: that sometimes requires breaking down the news. It also requires
Speaker 4: talking about astrology. It also requires talking to people who
Speaker 4: are in the land. It also requires talking to organizers.
Speaker 2: It's all the things.
Speaker 4: It's all the things. It requires talking to artists. I
Speaker 4: believe this in every cell. We have fifty trillion cells
Speaker 4: in our body, and all fifty trillion of.
Speaker 2: My cells believe that and know it. Not just believe it,
Speaker 2: but know it.
Speaker 4: So I implore us everybody here to lean into the
Speaker 4: African the al Caballen. I can never pronounce it, the
Speaker 4: al cabalin in you, because it is there. It is there,
Speaker 4: And to begin to wonder, how am I waking that up?
Speaker 4: It's not just about waking up the ares. How am
Speaker 4: I waking up my awareness of a power of purpose
Speaker 4: and pureness that I can use to face these folks
Speaker 4: who have been at the helm of our destruction for
Speaker 4: centuries and in the United States now. They did was
Speaker 4: just get a bunch of families in the United.
Speaker 9: States that they funded them.
Speaker 10: You know what the.
Speaker 4: Guilded Age is about. The Guilded Age is about Zionists
Speaker 4: funding families in the United States to become the version
Speaker 4: of the thirteen families that were running the Roman Empire
Speaker 4: in the United States in the New World. That's what
Speaker 4: the Guilded Age is about, y'all. You might like the outfits,
Speaker 4: but that's what it's actually about. And they can't actually
Speaker 4: do that in the show, So they just give you
Speaker 4: a bunch of basic storylines that are about nonsense, so
Speaker 4: I appreciate y'all, and I want us. I want us
Speaker 4: to continue to think beyond, right, to think beyond. I
Speaker 4: do see what you did there, Sauch for Rent.
Speaker 2: Think beyond, imagine beyond. Like that's the part of the culture.
Speaker 2: Fam of it all.
Speaker 4: Is that creativity that artists bone that Laura was referencing.
Speaker 2: You know, you think these people are smart. No, they're
Speaker 2: not smart. They're just tapped in and you're not.
Speaker 4: And they're tapped in and using it to power some
Speaker 4: bullshit that's been effectively disenfranchising and harming us for centuries now.
Speaker 4: And the time is coming, with all that we know,
Speaker 4: for us to actually stand up to the fire nation.
Speaker 4: That's what's coming. That's what's coming. And they're so cocky.
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't they be. They're so cocky. They're like, we
Speaker 4: got this, We're about to expand and make this whole
Speaker 4: world ours. And folks are thinking about democrats. I will
Speaker 4: I will flip this table. As for everyone who's going
Speaker 4: to go through the growing pains of what I call.
Speaker 2: Purpose puberty, stick with it.
Speaker 4: For the last two weeks, I've been having severe anxiety, IDs.
Speaker 2: Headaches.
Speaker 4: Actually it's been longer than two weeks, and I realize
Speaker 4: it's because I'm transitioning into a space where I'm releasing
Speaker 4: and my physical body is responding to it.
Speaker 2: Because it's a cleanse.
Speaker 4: And it's also withdrawals because we have been fed carcinogens
Speaker 4: that our brains have been living on, narcotics of nonsense,
Speaker 4: toxicities that come through text, that come through media, all
Speaker 4: the above, and when we we disengage from it, our
Speaker 4: body starts responding and reacting and going through withdrawals, and
Speaker 4: it can be violent.
Speaker 2: Stick with it. Yes, the purging safe space. So stick
Speaker 2: with it.
Speaker 4: Drink your water, integrate new practices of restorativeness, reach out
Speaker 4: because there is something real happening, and there's always a
Speaker 4: little voice in the back of my head that wants
Speaker 4: to doubt it. And that voice was supplanted there on purpose.
Speaker 4: That voice was supplanted there on purpose.
Speaker 2: And I know that because I.
Speaker 4: Have seen so much evidence. And that is why we
Speaker 4: also need to write books, because I've seen so much
Speaker 4: evidence historically that lets us know that we are not
Speaker 4: here for no reason.
Speaker 2: That I can't dispute that, and I can't refute that.
Speaker 4: And when you see these people sit up there and
Speaker 4: confidently say, we need to make sure that the story.
Speaker 2: Of October seventh is told correctly.
Speaker 4: You need to make sure that you are telling whoever
Speaker 4: is around you, in whatever age, group, denomination, et cetera.
Speaker 4: The truth of October seventh as you know it, and
Speaker 4: what you know for sure is that them folks kill
Speaker 4: their own people, that it didn't start on October seventh,
Speaker 4: and that October seventh is a marker, an inflection point
Speaker 4: that we can see as a time of great awakening,
Speaker 4: and that is the story to tell.
Speaker 2: Boom boom boom, boom, boom boom. I appreciate the concerns,
Speaker 2: the fears, the worries.
Speaker 4: I also know that it is completely impractical to be
Speaker 4: caught up in your own concerns, fears, and worries when
Speaker 4: you know the inevitable is coming, and the inevitable that's
Speaker 4: coming is a heightened.
Speaker 2: Repression. So we have to now stop being solely caught
Speaker 2: up in the swirling dervish.
Speaker 4: Of these people and the chaos, and also and also
Speaker 4: counteract with actual actions of progression and innovation. So your
Speaker 4: assignment this week, it's to come back next week.
Speaker 2: Actually, you know what, hold on, let me get out
Speaker 2: of this real quick. Let me, let me, let me,
Speaker 2: let me get out of this real quick.
Speaker 9: City.
Speaker 2: Sorry ts A.
Speaker 1: Question, question, a question.
Speaker 2: So your assignment this week.
Speaker 13: Is to.
Speaker 4: Ask yourself, what is a method? I just had it
Speaker 4: in my head and now it's gone out of my head.
Speaker 4: D I literally had it, and then once I played
Speaker 4: bonus question, my.
Speaker 2: Brain was like bonus question, a bonus question, and it
Speaker 2: was gone. So the question I have for you to
Speaker 2: ask yourself is.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 4: I can't remember. I can't remember what the question is.
Speaker 4: I can't remember what the question was. I'm so annoyed
Speaker 4: with myself. I'm so annoyed with myself.
Speaker 2: Nay, all right. Progression and innovation, progression and innovation. It
Speaker 2: was something in there. It's something we're gonna do personally
Speaker 2: in the next week. That may have been it. Let
Speaker 2: me think real quick. Kimber Land Jackson said, take your time,
Speaker 2: Take your time. Your assignment.
Speaker 13: Is to.
Speaker 2: Ask somebody.
Speaker 4: What they know about Zionism, and from their answer, what
Speaker 4: do you then decide is.
Speaker 2: A method that can be deployed to challenge.
Speaker 4: The reason I'm asking you to ask somebody is because
Speaker 4: you don't know what people don't know, and so we
Speaker 4: end up in our own silos, and we end up
Speaker 4: like making our actions based on simply our own individual
Speaker 4: uh positioning. But we're not by ourselves. We're not in
Speaker 4: a vacuum. So I want you to ask somebody and
Speaker 4: then from there the question is from their answer, what
Speaker 4: does their answer inspire you? How does their inspire How
Speaker 4: does their answer inspire you.
Speaker 11: To a new.
Speaker 4: Idea, methodology, effort, application to challenge repression. You are not
Speaker 4: fighting Americans, that is a base line. You are fighting
Speaker 4: a much bigger effort at suppression and repression. Yes, if
Speaker 4: you need to right now, you can start there because
Speaker 4: our minds can only take in what they can take in,
Speaker 4: and that's a reality. But just know that there's an
Speaker 4: expanded fight to be had and we need you in it. Baby,
Speaker 4: We need you in it.
Speaker 2: Hey, come on now, show your love, Show your love.
Speaker 2: Thank you everybody who joined us today. We appreciate you.
Speaker 4: Here at Views from Amandaland how'd y'all feel about this show?
Speaker 4: The format of it? I know it was different, but
Speaker 4: you know, I liked it. I liked that it was
Speaker 4: just free flowing. I liked that it was just kind
Speaker 4: of just hanging out but talking about things and the
Speaker 4: way that they pop up. Did you appreciate that, because
Speaker 4: I know I did, and I really want us to
Speaker 4: just lean into establishing new ways of existing.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think that's what the question was. We'll use
Speaker 2: it for next week and I'm going to write it down.
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Speaker 4: to all my Seal Squad members. You guys have your
Speaker 4: critical thinking exercise. Everybody here a mandolanders. You have your
Speaker 4: critical thinking exercises to implement, and I need to write
Speaker 4: fortuitous in our word of the week notebook so that
Speaker 4: we remember that we have used fortuitous and that was
Speaker 4: our word of the week.
Speaker 2: And I hope that you guys will also use fortuitous
Speaker 2: in you or a daily life.
Speaker 4: Fortuitous meaning something that is, oh here, it is fortuitous.
Speaker 4: It is accidental, happening by chance. Positive, uh, you know,
Speaker 4: like I had a fortuitous running at a restaurant that
Speaker 4: led to me teaching that art class.
Speaker 2: So you guys, enjoy the rest of your day. It's
Speaker 2: been real and.
Speaker 4: As always, we will get into our sorry thirty seconds
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Speaker 9: By the end,