Speaker 1: Hey, hey, hey, cook, people of twenty twenty five, I'm bad.
Speaker 2: With something for you to think about. Listen.
Speaker 1: If you're here today, it's a blessing because somebody is
Speaker 1: gone home that was here yesterday.
Speaker 2: Someone is going home that did not make it till
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: So if you're here, counted, all joy, I wanna talk
Speaker 1: to you about something today. Have you ever heard of
Speaker 1: the term I'm not sure how to pronounce it taboola
Speaker 1: rasa taboula rasa ta boulah rasa I'm not sure how
Speaker 1: to pronounce it, t a b u l a r
Speaker 1: a s a. It's a Latin term meaning black slates.
Speaker 2: Mkay, you're following me.
Speaker 1: It's a Latin Latin term, Latin term that means blank slate.
Speaker 2: So, Cherry, why are you talking about this? Keep listening.
Speaker 1: The reason I want to talk about this on today
Speaker 1: is because everyone, every single being, every person in the
Speaker 1: United States of America, your country, every country, any country
Speaker 1: all around the world, every individual we're born with the
Speaker 1: blank slates.
Speaker 2: That's just fact.
Speaker 1: And really, honestly, if you think about it, is common sense.
Speaker 2: It's coming sense. Everything we were taught.
Speaker 1: Is by individuals who are taught the same similar things from.
Speaker 2: The people before them. So none of us came into
Speaker 2: this world knowing anything.
Speaker 1: Yes, there are prodigies, there are individuals who are just.
Speaker 2: Naturally talented.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna call it gifts because if you know
Speaker 1: me or you've listened to my episodes of my podcast,
Speaker 1: you know I'm a person who is rooted in faith,
Speaker 1: and I just believe in the gifts that the Holy
Speaker 1: Bible speaks of.
Speaker 2: That that's another episode.
Speaker 1: But I believe it's talent, raw unadulterated talent that it's
Speaker 1: honed in on, and people have unbelievable abilities. But still
Speaker 1: yet we are all born with cleaning slakes. None of
Speaker 1: us came out the woomb walking, None of us came
Speaker 1: out the womb talking. None of us came out the
Speaker 1: womb playing the piano, guitar, singing.
Speaker 2: None of that. We might have came out cooling, cut, cool, cool, cool, cool,
Speaker 2: cooking gibberish.
Speaker 1: Maybe some, but none of us came out talking, walking,
Speaker 1: playing instruments, singing, none of that. Those are things that
Speaker 1: are developed. And because people are born with unkiddy abilities,
Speaker 1: some people are phenomenal in areas that others are not.
Speaker 1: That's just fat sad people. So what am I getting at?
Speaker 1: I'm getting at a lot of things. Number one, racism
Speaker 1: if you just think about it logically, rationally, if you
Speaker 1: just think about it for a second, get out of
Speaker 1: your feelings and emotions and your little thoughts, Get out
Speaker 1: of those things and just think.
Speaker 2: Rationally.
Speaker 1: To hate someone on the basis of their skin is,
Speaker 1: I mean, ignorant.
Speaker 2: Is too good.
Speaker 1: It's too good of a word. It's too good of
Speaker 1: a word to say ignorance because it supersedes ignorance. To
Speaker 1: hate someone dislikes someone on the basis of their skin
Speaker 1: color is just dumb.
Speaker 2: That don't even fit the category. It really doesn't.
Speaker 1: And the main reason is because no one, to include
Speaker 1: the individual who's hating the other person, had any say
Speaker 1: as to the skin color they.
Speaker 2: Were born in.
Speaker 1: That alone, that alone.
Speaker 2: Is reason enough for people not to hate on the
Speaker 2: basis of skin. None of us, none of us, got
Speaker 2: to choose what skin polaric came in.
Speaker 1: None of us had the opportunity to choose the families
Speaker 1: we were born into.
Speaker 2: None of us, none of us.
Speaker 1: So for people to embrace or should I go back
Speaker 1: and say, people who have adopted, adapted to and embrace
Speaker 1: the ideology of racism.
Speaker 3: Is shame on you.
Speaker 2: Shame on you, Shame on you. You should be so ashamed.
Speaker 1: Because just like you didn't have the opportunity to say
Speaker 1: what skin color you were going in, neither did that
Speaker 1: black person or that other person that you don't like
Speaker 1: because of their skin tone or skin color. And so
Speaker 1: it's pure ignorance. So racism in itself is taught.
Speaker 2: You all have heard me.
Speaker 1: Talk about the white life. It's a part of the
Speaker 1: white life. I'm not going to get into the white line.
Speaker 1: But racism stems from that. People all over the world,
Speaker 1: and I do mean the worlds have been brainwashed, bamboozled, blinded,
Speaker 1: and mentally conditioned to hate on the basis of skin
Speaker 1: colors without even questioning anything, just going alone because it's
Speaker 1: what they've been taught. I heard someone said it was hereditary.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I don't mean to laugh, but that is
Speaker 1: kind of funny to me. It's hereditary, and they were
Speaker 1: talking in a good way about it, but they said
Speaker 1: it was hereditary.
Speaker 2: No, boo boo, that's the wrong word. Totally.
Speaker 1: It is habitual. Habitual. Hereditary is totally different. It is habitual.
Speaker 1: It is a habitual way of thinking that has been
Speaker 1: passed down generation to.
Speaker 2: Generation to generation to generation to generation, even within the
Speaker 2: black generations.
Speaker 1: Because technically we all came from the same source. But
Speaker 1: if you want to go individually whites and blacks and
Speaker 1: other races, it has been passed down for generations with
Speaker 1: their generations amongst generations because it was taught at an
Speaker 1: early age. Now, granted, there are some people that didn't
Speaker 1: teach their children racism. Their children picked that up somewhere else.
Speaker 1: They picked it up somewhere somewhere else, and they happened
Speaker 1: to just go along with it, and their parents are
Speaker 1: totally embarrassed by it. So you haven't you know, it's
Speaker 1: more than one spectrum here. There's different levels of spectrum here.
Speaker 2: Not always born talk taught it.
Speaker 1: By their parents or their grandparents or somebody in their family.
Speaker 1: Some people learn it outside of the family dynamics. But
Speaker 1: the bottom line is, and the thing that brings it
Speaker 1: all together is it was taught. It was taught and
Speaker 1: therefore learned because we were all born with a clean slate.
Speaker 1: We were not born to hate. You could take a
Speaker 1: black child and a white child and they will love
Speaker 1: each other unconditionally. Until they're taught otherwise. So I just
Speaker 1: want that to resonate with you for a second. Just
Speaker 1: think about that. There are individuals who have no well
Speaker 1: most people, most most people that you know, your parents,
Speaker 1: your grandparents, their parents, their parents' parents.
Speaker 2: Because I don't know about you.
Speaker 1: I was fortunate enough to live knowing my great grandparents,
Speaker 1: not my great great but my great.
Speaker 2: Grandparents, my grandmother's parents.
Speaker 1: I was fortunate enough to know them, and I know
Speaker 1: they didn't teach it. That wasn't taught in my family.
Speaker 1: You've heard me say many times we are the salad,
Speaker 1: but or we have every race. I have had white
Speaker 1: nieces and nephews, I have.
Speaker 2: Mexican. I mean, we got it all. You hear me.
Speaker 2: We have it all and we love it. We love
Speaker 2: each and every individual.
Speaker 1: Because we were not taught that foolishness. Everything surrounds everything, colorism, everything, beauty,
Speaker 1: everything surrounds the white life.
Speaker 2: And if you don't know.
Speaker 1: What that is, go listen to some of my other episodes.
Speaker 2: That's all it is people who know the real truth.
Speaker 1: When I say people, I mean white forefathers who know
Speaker 1: the real truth, who hid the real truth, who ensured
Speaker 1: even in their deaths that the life is continued.
Speaker 3: So people all over the world, all over the world
Speaker 3: have been indoctrinated, brainwashed, blindness, boozel to.
Speaker 1: See you, manipulated, lie to and they have so happened
Speaker 1: believed it, even some black people. So the bottom line
Speaker 1: is the bottom line. Racism is taught, just like it's taught,
Speaker 1: just like anything is taught. You can unlearn it if
Speaker 1: you choose to. But people are so comfortable in that negativity.
Speaker 1: They're so comfortable in it because that's what they've held
Speaker 1: on to and believe all of their lives. They're so
Speaker 1: comfortable in it. They don't see how terrible it is,
Speaker 1: especially those who are living white privilege.
Speaker 2: It is so bad. The lie is so bad.
Speaker 1: You have blacks who are against black that's where all
Speaker 1: this colorism comes from. Oh you're too dark, or you're
Speaker 1: too light. Oh your hair is too straight, your hair
Speaker 1: is too kinky. It is sick. It's sick that people
Speaker 1: just can't love each other for who they are, not
Speaker 1: how they look or any of that. It is millions upore,
Speaker 1: millions upon millions of unhealed hearts and minds. It's millions
Speaker 1: upon millions upore, millions of people who have not grown mentally.
Speaker 1: I did an episode last week about God is unchanging,
Speaker 1: but people are constantly Things are constantly changing.
Speaker 2: Through technology, and people are keeping up with.
Speaker 1: Those changes, but they're never working on changing self. They
Speaker 1: remain the same. They may gain things in life when
Speaker 1: they may not, but mentally they are remaining the same.
Speaker 1: When every day you live is a chance to be
Speaker 1: better than the day before, we all have that opportunity.
Speaker 1: You never heard me say be all you can be,
Speaker 1: never never never, never, never never, because.
Speaker 2: All it leads to roads of breed and destruction.
Speaker 1: But I will say to all, be the best that
Speaker 1: you can be. Be the best that you can be,
Speaker 1: because that's what God wants for us.
Speaker 4: He wants all of us to choose his son Jesus.
Speaker 4: But if you don't, my goodness, choose yourself. But people
Speaker 4: are so caught up in the same cycles.
Speaker 1: And you look at people who you think have everything
Speaker 1: because they have.
Speaker 2: Money, have things, have titles.
Speaker 1: You think they have everything. You think they are everything,
Speaker 1: you think they're very than you, when they're worse off mentally.
Speaker 1: But you can't see it because of what you've been
Speaker 1: taught and because of what you've been.
Speaker 2: Through in the mindset you have developed. So that's it.
Speaker 1: That's all I'm gonna say about that. Racism is one
Speaker 1: hundred taught. So I'm gonna move on about another topic.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: What I'm talking about, it can really relate to any
Speaker 1: area in life, any situation, any area in life.
Speaker 2: Our mindsets, our mindsets.
Speaker 1: Yours mind everyone's is everything because everything stems from how
Speaker 1: we think. If how you think it's not healthy, then
Speaker 1: you're not gonna be that healthy and positive person. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna be an individual individual who have grown mentally.
Speaker 1: You have not matured mentally. So you can go through
Speaker 1: life developing this and getting this and obtaining and gaining
Speaker 1: and all of that, but you still haven't developed mentally
Speaker 1: because your hearts and minds are unhealed. And that is
Speaker 1: the very reason people get into the relationships they get into,
Speaker 1: whether it's a relationship with a significant other, friendship, or whatever.
Speaker 1: The reason people choose the individuals that they choose is
Speaker 1: based on their own mindsets. What is going on with you,
Speaker 1: what you are dealing with that you have not overcame
Speaker 1: forms the mindset that you have. It comes from life experiences.
Speaker 1: Life experiences, whether traumatic or not. I almost couldn't get
Speaker 1: that head out, whether traumatic or not, because.
Speaker 2: Everybody did not come from trauma.
Speaker 1: Most people had some type of trauma, but not everyone.
Speaker 2: And if you don't.
Speaker 1: Learn how to cope effectively, it's going to affect you
Speaker 1: for a lifetime in different areas of your life. It's
Speaker 1: like a functioning alcoholic. Some people are stone addicts.
Speaker 2: Alcoholics, substance other substance abuse their addicts, but they are functioning.
Speaker 1: They're functioning, and that's the way it is. When it
Speaker 1: comes to the mindsets of people. People are functionally in
Speaker 1: a dysfunctional way because there are affected by different things
Speaker 1: because of their mindsets.
Speaker 2: And it's because.
Speaker 1: Of the way people have been taught, not only taught,
Speaker 1: but the way people have chosen to continue in life.
Speaker 1: Because see when you were a child and the things
Speaker 1: you went through, traumatic or not. If you never learned
Speaker 1: to cope and get past those things, you carry them
Speaker 1: into your adulthood and it affects everything you're involved with
Speaker 1: in some way or another, especially relationships. It affect who
Speaker 1: you allow into your life, why you allow them into
Speaker 1: your life, what you allow them to do to you
Speaker 1: in your life. It affects all of that because you
Speaker 1: never matured mentally. You never grew mentally. And that can
Speaker 1: go right back to the initial topic I started off
Speaker 1: with racism.
Speaker 2: That's the very reason why people are still racist, racist
Speaker 2: old ass black pepper insults.
Speaker 1: But they're still racist because they never matured mentally. They
Speaker 1: never allowed themselves to grow and mature mentally because they
Speaker 1: inhibited their own growth willfully, in an ignorant way. They
Speaker 1: inhibited their own growth. And you have these people who
Speaker 1: are old and dusty, but they're still racist as could be.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's laughable if it weren't so sad, if
Speaker 1: it was not so extremely sad, it would be laughable.
Speaker 1: It's pathetic, and it's just unbelievable that people are still thinking, feeling, and.
Speaker 2: Acting the same and old and dusty as they are.
Speaker 1: Then you have the younger generation who's coming up the
Speaker 1: same way, like I said, generation to generation, the same mindset.
Speaker 2: For no reason, no understanding.
Speaker 1: But yet they are the same exact way because they
Speaker 1: continue the cycle. They pass it down to their children,
Speaker 1: their children passing down to their children and so forth.
Speaker 1: And and what's so incredibly sad about it and very
Speaker 1: significant at the same time, is it's all based on
Speaker 1: a lie. That they don't even realize. And it's so
Speaker 1: it's so crazy because I was listening to someone talking
Speaker 1: on his show that one called in It was talking
Speaker 1: about that guy I don't know his name that didn't
Speaker 1: shake Kamala Harris's hand.
Speaker 2: And he went along.
Speaker 1: With the uh storyline that a lot of other people embraced,
Speaker 1: which was the guy had a stroke previously.
Speaker 2: He had a bible in one hand.
Speaker 1: And he had the cane in the other hand, and
Speaker 1: he was trying to defend the fact this was the
Speaker 1: reason why he didn't shake.
Speaker 2: Kumala's hand.
Speaker 1: So the guy who is the person who has the
Speaker 1: the podcast just blew him out of the water because
Speaker 1: it's it's ignorance. He had other people say those very words, Well,
Speaker 1: he had a cane and he he had a stroke previously,
Speaker 1: and he ran with it like many other people have
Speaker 1: ran with it. When it's clear the wife was looking
Speaker 1: directly at Kamala. But this man did not look at
Speaker 1: Kamala but one time Mayter, in fact, he did not
Speaker 1: even want to stand by her.
Speaker 2: The only time he looked.
Speaker 1: At Kamala is when she said congratulations. He looked up
Speaker 1: for two seconds and looked right back down. And then
Speaker 1: immediately immediately he put his hand in his pocket. That
Speaker 1: same hand you could have shot Kamala Harris's hand with.
Speaker 1: So get lost with the delusion. Get lost with the delusion.
Speaker 1: Learn to think for yourself, stop listening to people who
Speaker 1: are saying the wrong things, and run with it. Just
Speaker 1: like when that guy did that travesty in New Orleans,
Speaker 1: ran over those people. The first thing Trump said was
Speaker 1: it was an immigrant, and people ran with it. I
Speaker 1: think it is. It's oh my god, oh my god,
Speaker 1: it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's almost futile to say anything.
Speaker 5: Because people just don't get it because they never allowed
Speaker 5: themselves to mature and prosper mentally, so they believe whatever
Speaker 5: they're told.
Speaker 1: They believe whatever they told, whatever they're told is what
Speaker 1: they believe. And it's why so many people in this world,
Speaker 1: millions of poor millions or poor millions, are broken because
Speaker 1: they have unhealed hearts and minds, because they never ever
Speaker 1: ever allow themselves healing. They go through life the very same.
Speaker 1: And like I said, this thing, don't discriminate. You have
Speaker 1: people in hot places who are broken as anyone else.
Speaker 1: Every day we get to live, it's an opportunity to
Speaker 1: become better.
Speaker 2: It's an opportunity to learn. If you don't know something,
Speaker 2: don't just go along research it. People get so mad
Speaker 2: at me. I mean they get mad at.
Speaker 1: Me because when they tell me something, and I'm talking
Speaker 1: about family member, friends, other people, when they tell me something,
Speaker 1: I listen. I most definitely listen, but I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: take your word and run with it.
Speaker 2: I research for myself.
Speaker 1: Then they come back you, you can't tell you anything.
Speaker 1: You always gotta research. Of course, of course I do.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna just go along because it's what you
Speaker 1: told me. I'm gonna research it for myself. That's how
Speaker 1: you learn and grow. Any other way, you remain the same.
Speaker 1: And that's what we have all around the world, people
Speaker 1: who are thinking the same way as they always have,
Speaker 1: going along just to be a part of something, when
Speaker 1: what they're going along with is wrong and does not
Speaker 1: benefit them. So when you get into these relationships, you're
Speaker 1: getting into these relationships according to your mindset. That's why
Speaker 1: most people are in relationships that are dead in nothing going.
Speaker 2: On in that relationship.
Speaker 1: They're living in part inside the home, no connection the
Speaker 1: children out there seeing all of this mess society. Have
Speaker 1: you believe in Oh, it's crucial children are born into
Speaker 1: two parent homes.
Speaker 2: It's a facade because most of these.
Speaker 1: Two parent homes, these children are being raped and molested
Speaker 1: and abused on all types of level by.
Speaker 2: Their own parents.
Speaker 1: And if they're not going through that, they see their
Speaker 1: parents' relationship is loveless, no intimacy, no communication, no nothing.
Speaker 1: But these kids are seeing all of it. They're in
Speaker 1: homes when they seeing their parents drugging and being alcoholics,
Speaker 1: being depressed in all of this, these things. Children are
Speaker 1: saying it all in the two parent households, but they
Speaker 1: want you to believe it's the best thing.
Speaker 2: For a child. No, what's best for a child is
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 1: In a healthy environment, even if it's one parent, as
Speaker 1: long as that environment is healthy. I've noticed that as
Speaker 1: I've talked, some of my words are gonna be sound
Speaker 1: muffled because I elevated my voice and it was too
Speaker 1: high in some areas. So I apologize for that, and
Speaker 1: actually I just noticed it.
Speaker 2: So you're gonna hear that in some place it's a muffolk.
Speaker 1: My voice gonna sound muffled, But I hope you understand
Speaker 1: what I'm saying to you. I hope you get the
Speaker 1: gist of what I say. Everything we do, everything is
Speaker 1: because of our mindsets. Who we choose to be, how
Speaker 1: we choose to be, what we choose to be is
Speaker 1: based on our mindsets. People live in this world and
Speaker 1: do the things they do because of their mindset. And
Speaker 1: most people have not allowed healing to take place. See
Speaker 1: all of that stuff that you carry inside of you,
Speaker 1: all of the things you went through, especially those traumatic things,
Speaker 1: they form your mindsets, and this is what we see.
Speaker 1: This is why we see people in relationships things decide
Speaker 1: they don't want to be in a relationship with that individual,
Speaker 1: and that other person kills them, kills the children, kills.
Speaker 2: Other people.
Speaker 1: Because of the mindset that they have or have. Because
Speaker 1: a lot of them kill themselves too. A lot of
Speaker 1: people say, oh, I never saw it coming. Yes you did,
Speaker 1: but because of the mindset you have, you chose to
Speaker 1: ignore it. That is why people go through life doing
Speaker 1: the same things. They are easily persuaded, easily brainwashed, easily oppressed,
Speaker 1: easily blinded. People believe the greatest thing in the world
Speaker 1: is possessions, money, titles, and positions and power, greed, and they.
Speaker 2: Go full force for it, full force.
Speaker 1: Ahead trying to get those things when they've never allowed
Speaker 1: healing to take place inside. You have millions upon millions
Speaker 1: who can't even present to the world who they really are.
Speaker 1: They're hiding, They're hiding behind their sickness of wanting to
Speaker 1: be with children. I was having a conversation with someone
Speaker 1: and they were like, well, in other countries, a ten
Speaker 1: year old can marry an older persons.
Speaker 2: But you think that's okay.
Speaker 1: You think it's okay for a ten or twelve year
Speaker 1: old to be able to marry an adult man. You
Speaker 1: think that's okay because it is in other countries. It's
Speaker 1: never okay, because I don't.
Speaker 2: Care what country it is.
Speaker 1: In this whole world, that's still a child, a child
Speaker 1: who still needs to be taught, and guess what they
Speaker 1: are going to be taught the wrong things about their
Speaker 1: wrong individual. That's still a child that don't know anything,
Speaker 1: that's learning. So I don't care how you try to
Speaker 1: dissect it.
Speaker 2: To want to be where the child is wrong.
Speaker 1: But it's the mindset of some people because they never
Speaker 1: allowed healing to take place in their life.
Speaker 2: Never people are insecure on.
Speaker 1: High levels. They lack confidence, they lack belief in self
Speaker 1: They lack self love because of the things they went
Speaker 1: through and the mindsets that were formed.
Speaker 2: Out of those things they've gone through.
Speaker 1: Why you think the narcissists are nistic narcissistic people, it's
Speaker 1: because of what they went through in life and they
Speaker 1: didn't choose to change because they think they're okay people
Speaker 1: going through life faking and pretending in these positions.
Speaker 2: Of power of losing it because of the mindsets they have.
Speaker 1: I mean, i can go on and on and on
Speaker 1: and on, but I'm gonna stop right here. I'm leaving
Speaker 1: it right there. I know I said enough.
Speaker 2: I just pray you get it. I end every.
Speaker 1: Episode the same, and I do it for a reason,
Speaker 1: and I pray you do it.
Speaker 2: Faith on it.