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Bruce. Slipped In is a biologist

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and author and as speaker and

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he's one of the individuals who

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really changed my worldview about how

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the mind and our consciousness affect

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the body. He's continued this work

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throughout the decades, from that first

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book that I read called the

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Biology of Belief to everything that

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he's integrating. now. from quantum physics

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to spirituality, we have an incredible

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conversation about some of the matter

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themes, these problems we're facing in

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today's culture. And a way

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forward to pointing the solution how

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we're going to restore our own

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health, physically and our own health

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This is an absolute pleasure. As

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I'm excited! Thank you so much! New

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Yeah for sure! So I want start

9:16

all the way back at the beginning

9:18

because we're going to get to the

9:21

point where I was actually introduced to

9:23

your work. The Book The Biology. The

9:25

Biology A Belief. I read that along

9:27

with Joe to Spends as You Are

9:29

the Placebo really changed my worldview about

9:32

how thoughts impact our biology. But I

9:34

want to go back even deeper because

9:36

this is located in a cosmological structure

9:38

and a story which is not the

9:40

same story we've been told. Which is

9:43

materialist, reductionist, Newtonian physics. All of

9:45

this stuff that we grew up

9:47

learning. really. Now we're starting to

9:49

get a new look on what

9:52

the beginnings and origins of both

9:54

the cosmos and life actually look

9:56

like. So I wanted to invite

9:59

you to. It goes back to

10:01

the beginning and an and and

10:03

where it all began. Well.

10:06

As a scientist for software science

10:08

came into the picture. Now is

10:11

the scientific revolution the sixteen hundreds,

10:13

But the main spokesperson for that

10:15

scientific resolution was i'm. Isaacs

10:17

in Newton sets and I go Yes,

10:19

Oh well, as the benefit. Well he

10:21

was a great guy. I mean he

10:24

was brilliant what it was doing, but

10:26

he ended up giving us a picture

10:28

of a universe that the buys into

10:30

two separate rooms. The. Invisible

10:32

energy around and the physical

10:34

material roam. The problem with that

10:36

was that he said matter

10:38

effects matter and energy affects energy,

10:41

but they don't interact with

10:43

each other. Well

10:45

that separated the whole concept of

10:47

spirituality out of the picture because

10:49

Bear Jolly was post me that

10:51

invisible soft any rights. And now

10:54

it turns out. That. We've

10:56

so mastered that we're in such

10:58

a material world such as in

11:00

are ignoring the energy, the vibration

11:02

which is the foundation of quantum

11:04

physics and I go away. Where

11:07

what was the transition from Newtonian

11:09

and it goes? Well. And

11:12

newtonian physics. we took the Adam

11:14

apart from a little solar system

11:16

was a nucleus, protons and neutrons,

11:18

electrons running around so I go

11:20

to small abuses. Cleanse,

11:22

Says came in the picture when the over

11:24

one of those small pieces made out of

11:26

and all of a sudden this I realized

11:28

his name is our matter. Everything is made

11:30

out of energy. Resources away

11:33

than the whole idea you separated universe

11:35

and a do. Roses are one hundred

11:37

percent fall like. Oh yes, everything is

11:39

energy. I go. There's a couple interesting

11:41

parts about that. was it. An.

11:44

Eerie energy doesn't have any edges the

11:46

first it was have been as your

11:48

mother's though. ears were the energy start

11:50

as it know energies as waves. I

11:52

go through space so the significance if

11:54

we can picture your mind rain falling

11:56

on a pound and all the ripples

11:58

or that coming out the the ripples

12:01

or what the energy looks like. The

12:03

waves like that. Significance.

12:05

If you look out is is there's no

12:07

several ripples as sands along. All.

12:09

The ripples: an entire ponder integrated

12:11

with each other. And. A business

12:14

as. The. Hose Universes one

12:16

seamless understanding of energy.

12:19

And that everything is energy including

12:21

us and they took a part

12:23

of course the Ottoman saw that

12:25

it was made out of energy

12:27

and then number one principal not

12:29

I want to acknowledge this operates

12:31

as as as critical. The most

12:33

vow and of all the sciences

12:35

on this planet today is Quantum

12:37

Physics is no science and is

12:40

more true in his understanding than

12:42

any other science out there may

12:44

go. So the most Valentine's on

12:46

the planet today? exile it isn't

12:48

This is. Connecting to

12:50

us and really important

12:52

point is a principal

12:54

number one and quantum

12:56

physics. His consciousness is

12:58

creating or life experience.

13:01

That. All the sun. This is a

13:03

consciousness and universe and that works or

13:05

consciousness is shaping the character of our

13:07

lives. Well that was pretty esoteric to

13:09

be. That was my role as a

13:11

cool idea you know and I'll I

13:14

had no connection to it. Until.

13:16

I started cloning stem cells.

13:19

Just. For the audience sake, Ah,

13:21

a human body is not a

13:23

single entity. Human body is comprised

13:26

of about fifty trillion cells. The

13:28

cells have a living entity. it's

13:30

you and I are very are

13:32

actually rob by definition communities of

13:34

fifty trillion cells and so are

13:36

body has his fifty trillion cells

13:38

and every second. We're. Losing

13:40

a million sales of just died at.

13:43

you know we just talk sushi. Second,

13:45

sixty million cells just disappear and I

13:47

gots last big number of cells I

13:49

goes out is now go on. How

13:51

long can you live if you're losing

13:53

that many cells all the time? And

13:56

I go on. well. if you

13:58

didn't have stamps, Those which are

14:00

another is the correct name is embryonic

14:03

cells. We change the name when you

14:05

were born moment You for your point

14:07

of us as embryonic cells moment after

14:09

you born the same. Oh that's a

14:11

stem cell. Okay, so the

14:13

point is. If you're

14:16

watching this program, You have stem

14:18

cells. Otherwise you have been dead by now. So

14:20

it's ah, the question: Do I have some cells?

14:22

As of course you do? We all do that.

14:24

were alive right here. Such. As

14:26

a what was significance of them. Well.

14:30

This. Is a parrot or took me

14:32

as a scientists from from Believing and

14:34

Molecules and Dna and Protein and Jeans

14:37

and we're here in Denver. Back into

14:39

the building blocks and all that's there

14:41

was an important insight as a scientist

14:44

or started to recognize and out was

14:46

am. No two

14:48

people. Are the

14:51

same biologically. I goes. I'm

14:53

in as we cannot exchange cells

14:55

with each other. We cannot. It's

14:57

except for red blood cells. The

14:59

other cells in your body have

15:01

markers on. I'm their antenna's They're

15:04

called receptors. They're actually a group

15:06

of them. They're called self recep

15:08

doors. I go where they are

15:10

on a surface of the salvo

15:12

I protein antennas. Know

15:14

some people. Have. The same said. I'm.

15:17

Going. So. Well why

15:19

I can put myself in your body?

15:21

Because my antennas don't match your antennas

15:24

and your immune system will say not.

15:26

cells. And then destroyed. So

15:29

there's a self I so where does it? Does.

15:32

Antennas on a surface? I go. you ever? What about? I

15:34

got. Their receivers

15:36

their antenna's they receive

15:39

a broadcast. Ago.

15:41

When you mean I go. Our identity

15:43

is not bills into the

15:46

cells. ourselves. Have

15:48

a terrorist that receive. Our

15:51

identity. Or. Identity is an

15:53

energy seals. And the

15:55

definition field. Is. Invisible

15:58

moving forces. Influence

16:00

the physical world. And the

16:02

definition of spirit is invisible

16:05

moving forces that influence the

16:07

physical world. The. Reality

16:10

as. Science.

16:12

Is now recognize and age or spirituality.

16:15

Earn the most prestigious journal on

16:17

the planet, most prestigious scientific journals

16:19

call Nature and there was an

16:21

article in there by a quantum

16:23

physicists from Johns Hopkins, Richard Time

16:26

Henry and the articles call the

16:28

Mental Universe. But. I Tell people

16:30

show them the actual last sentence

16:32

in the article and is says.

16:35

The. Universes M Material. but me some

16:37

a lot of marriage. Yep, he

16:39

doesn't. Now we know. Saw made

16:41

out of energy. The Universes M

16:43

Material. It's mental

16:45

and spiritual. Live.

16:48

And enjoy like up. Holy geez

16:50

the has a big want a

16:52

big revolution into as bothers that

16:54

yes it's all bad Those fears

16:56

I go yes. And my

16:58

work. Showed. How the mental

17:00

pictures in your mind. Or.

17:03

Translated by the brain and

17:05

two complimentary chemistry. So

17:07

there's chemistry for love. There's chemistry

17:10

for fear of those, chemistry for

17:12

anger and so whatever. Picture you

17:14

holding your mind, The.

17:16

Brand releases complimentary chemistry

17:19

that matches that. Picture.

17:23

And a releases and into the body

17:25

and the chemistry of the blood is

17:27

what controls the jeans and the behavior.

17:30

Of other senses are my gun. Is

17:32

just what the physicists and our consciousness

17:34

is translated into chemistry which in turn

17:36

to censor the body and controls are

17:38

genetics and our behaviors like. Oh.

17:42

Oh my god I heard of my life

17:44

where like whoa wait a minute a and

17:46

the first thing was the most fabulous experience

17:48

I call it are having a heart orgasm

17:51

I always you may I got well my

17:53

whole life was the science guy in the

17:55

head brain worked and he's not brain brain

17:57

brain but the moment I understood this. Our.

18:01

Identity is a broadcast has picked

18:03

up by these antennas. Lesser.

18:06

Now here's the analogy. The.

18:08

Body is a television set.

18:11

With. A set of antennas to into

18:13

a broadcast. And so

18:15

right now you're looking at the

18:17

Bruce Show on this television right here.

18:19

But the broadcasters the the broadcasters

18:21

the seals. It's A broadcasts. It's not

18:24

the not this. I guess it

18:26

was a minister while you're watching a

18:28

T V. the Tv breaks as

18:30

a you tube is dead. Scanned.

18:34

The. Question is is a broadcast silver and

18:36

of course of broadcasters So there goes

18:38

another T V Two hundred and your

18:40

back Arts. Reincarnation.

18:44

As a consequence of our

18:46

bodies, the television set. Or

18:48

identity is a broadcast has picked

18:51

up by the stalled self receptors.

18:54

That it's a body dies The broadcasters

18:56

so there is an embryo shows up

18:58

with the same set. Of and

19:00

has. Your. Back in

19:02

a different T V I guess it was at

19:04

me as a both Does it make a difference

19:06

of male or female? Got. No S

19:08

A T V Sought. To. The make

19:10

a difference if it's white, brown, black,

19:12

red, yellow. I don't know that's the

19:15

T V. so. We. Are

19:17

not the disease. We're.

19:19

All the energy feals, And

19:22

saw consciousness and everything you

19:24

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19:26

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19:28

on this understanding of the

19:30

quantum physics and sending the

19:32

to the this is a

19:34

biological cells and the cells

19:36

ah arm or their dna

19:39

is adjusted by what. The

19:41

signals from your mind ago. So what is

19:43

the most important thing for our audience at

19:46

this moment? All of

19:48

you them program to believe the genes, turn on

19:50

and off and control your life. A goat was

19:52

far as you know to depict a ginger came

19:54

with. I got. An eye on

19:56

know that it on my to characterises can

19:58

you change the June? So. Moink into

20:00

that either And then of course

20:03

changed our normal By themselves. we

20:05

have program the entire damn population

20:07

to believe their victims of their

20:10

heredity. Setting running in

20:12

their families. Genetic like cancer. I

20:14

go. Call. People out there

20:16

and world image of your scientific fact. This

20:18

is a scientific fact. There's.

20:21

No gene that causes cancer. There's.

20:23

No June you get the James you

20:25

have Cancer Genes are correlated with cancer.

20:29

The. Factor: What causes cancer as

20:31

disarming it. And. The system. Is

20:33

one of the things. This is one

20:35

of the things that I find very

20:38

challenging as I've had in have friends

20:40

who have and taken it upon themselves

20:42

to get a. Ah, Preventative.

20:45

Prophylactic. Mastectomy because

20:47

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20:49

of the a combination and they're like

20:52

well I'm at a higher risk for

20:54

breast cancer so preventively I'm gonna bring

20:56

up perform a mastectomy which the the

20:58

science about whether mastectomies even affects the

21:01

spread of cancers also does also dubious

21:03

as well. I've read some different reports

21:05

and analysis of data from Travis first

21:08

office and and so that's even dubious

21:10

in and of itself let alone what

21:12

you're saying which is this idea that

21:15

it's our consciousness that. Decides which

21:17

of these genes expresses. and so

21:19

it's less about the hard wired

21:21

genetics which is unique. We are

21:23

unique in our Dna sequences, but

21:25

the field is also part of

21:27

this stream of consciousness. In the

21:29

beginning was the word which is

21:31

vibration and then all his mind.

21:33

The universe is mental. the first

21:35

principle of the Cabal Leon, like

21:37

all of these things, start to

21:39

weave together and then you start

21:41

to understand yourself and your role

21:43

in the cosmos and in a

21:45

wildly different. Way and then you look

21:48

at a procedure like these preventative mastectomies

21:50

Nigga no no please the hop out

21:52

Yet sixty percent of the women as

21:54

have the gene never get the cancer

21:56

and as a very important point is

21:58

a never talk about. Support the zebra.

22:01

How come they have the gene?

22:03

They didn't get it as an as

22:05

because you're not living stress like stress.

22:07

And as a scientific reality, stress is

22:10

responsible for over ninety percent of the

22:12

house prices on this planet genes.

22:14

Are responsible for less than

22:16

one percent of the disease

22:19

on this planet, less than

22:21

one percent disconnected. So genetics

22:23

limit a very important factors

22:25

like okay, this is our

22:27

work. Children. When

22:30

adopters into a family. Withers.

22:33

Cancer running in our family. The

22:36

adopt a child will get the same family cancer.

22:38

But. The point. Adopt a

22:40

child has totally different genetics. Lowers.

22:43

The point. It was being

22:45

adopted into a family with a

22:47

programming. of that child

22:49

is what caused the cancer. There

22:51

were no genes that were correlated

22:53

between the family on the and

22:55

the adopted child, and and over

22:57

ninety percent of cancer has no

22:59

genetic linkage. Just. All the

23:02

some spontaneous cancer. Site. Know that

23:04

it's income from June to gain

23:06

from disharmony. This is the the

23:08

science said I saw back in

23:10

Nineteen Sixty Seven. When or records,

23:12

I sense I can control the

23:14

seeds of genetically identical cells, not

23:16

by changing the dunes, but by

23:18

changing the environment that the cells

23:21

were in. And. All the summer

23:23

civil. What's the difference? I said what we just

23:25

said a moment ago as you've all been programmed

23:27

public. Have been programmed to believe

23:29

the genes control the character of your

23:32

life, and you have no control that

23:34

you're a victim of your heredity. The

23:36

new science has absolutely not. As.

23:38

Consciousness. Who was? This is the

23:41

chemistry to the environment that controls

23:43

the jeans and you can change

23:45

your consciousness. And you can change

23:47

your environment and other says oh

23:49

my God. We. Reprogram to

23:51

be victims. The terms are we

23:53

are masters. Of. Our genetic activities

23:56

and this is a new science

23:58

caught up. Be Genetics at. Above.

24:01

Epigenetics control above the

24:03

genes. Consciousness.

24:06

Know this is you know? This is

24:08

also one of the early philosophies that

24:10

I was really drawn to and as

24:12

the told Tech philosophy and they divide

24:15

the population into two different types of

24:17

people. There's the tunnels who are, like

24:19

he said, her, just moving about as

24:21

victims of their circumstances, victims of their

24:23

genes, allowing life to paint life's picture

24:26

upon their own canvas, or to play

24:28

and program their own shows on their

24:30

Tv. And then there's the Nog Was

24:32

Who Are the artists have their own

24:34

life? They paint their own masterpiece. And

24:37

the idea is that through their. Cultivation.

24:40

Of what they call intent, they're able

24:42

to not only change their own life

24:45

and their own biology, but their perception

24:47

of all of life. And as they

24:49

change that perception of life, life starts

24:51

to change around them as well because

24:54

as he said, were connected to the

24:56

field. So it's not just our field,

24:58

the changes, it's the field that we

25:00

influence around us that changes. While.

25:03

Others us apart because that wouldn't

25:05

things as as it is a

25:07

hard part hundred my thinking affects

25:09

all this out here and a

25:11

fantasy because we've all learned from

25:13

experience at when you put wires

25:15

on a person's head is called

25:17

the and several a graph eg

25:19

and you could rebrand function inside

25:21

your head as I dance it's

25:23

all working inside my hand and

25:25

now there's another way to read

25:27

brain function called M eg. not

25:29

electrical but magnetic. Okay,

25:32

The. Probe is out here.

25:35

And the relevance as profound.

25:37

Was. A business as I'm reading.

25:40

your brain function out here.

25:43

Was. At me. Your. Thoughts

25:45

are going out into the sale of.

25:48

They're. Broadcasting Energy. And.

25:50

The energy of your thoughts. And

25:53

tangles. With. The energy of the

25:55

world around you. And. In

25:57

a major sense, determines in shape

25:59

said. Painting as you just mention

26:01

of ourselves a who we are. A

26:04

M when people awake to this. That's.

26:06

When a combo of of i can't

26:09

remember the name of that other population

26:11

that you just mentioned not want mommy's

26:13

you're awake, all the sun's oh wait

26:15

a minute I can change the program

26:18

ago. Ah that's a game that the

26:20

winner Eagle program so limited the images

26:22

introduces because is. Profoundly. Important.

26:25

The. Brain. Is a computers out

26:27

Like a computer? It is the most

26:30

fabulous computer on planet earth as a

26:32

human brain and I go. So what

26:34

I got. but it functions in the

26:36

same way that the laptop or desktop

26:38

computer that you have works in the

26:40

same when ago. What? As I said?

26:42

Well let's go back. And the old

26:44

days you buy a computer. And.

26:47

Take it home and you plug it in

26:49

a new starters and the screen boots up

26:51

and I say okay, Got a brand new

26:53

computer list? Do something you don't like. Ten

26:56

days I bring to the bureau just. First.

26:59

I have to put programs in the

27:01

computer then I can access to computer.

27:04

Ago. This is exactly true

27:06

for the human brain. As.

27:09

A What. It's in the last

27:11

trimester of pregnancy. Three months before you're born.

27:13

The screen lights up. Boom! You're. You're

27:15

on! Be. A vaginal programs.

27:18

And have already get the programs from. You.

27:21

Read the environment. You.

27:24

Watch the environment, And

27:26

respected right after birth. The most

27:29

important thing is this: a child's

27:31

brain for seven years is in

27:33

a state of hypnosis. And.

27:37

Why? Because. I'm

27:39

as question. How many rules does it take to

27:41

be a functional member of a family? Or how

27:43

many rules does it take to be a functional

27:45

member that community? I got thousands of rules. As

27:48

it. Is. Going to take an ensign

27:50

put him in school gym a book and so

27:52

readers will so you can be a member of

27:55

a family is like that to every can't do

27:57

that. Nature created the first seven years of that

27:59

child's. Live in a state a

28:01

brain function call failure which is

28:04

hypnosis. I go. What's the point?

28:07

Where. How to learn the rules You watch.

28:09

Your. Watch your parents and you download

28:12

their behavior. You watch your siblings.

28:14

You download your their behaviors. You

28:16

watch the community and download their

28:18

behavior. So I so what's in

28:20

your subconscious mind? programs? Yeah, where'd

28:23

you get them from watching other

28:25

people. So. I said to

28:27

those programs support your wishes and desires.

28:29

I go rare. listen to say do

28:31

that but your programs you needed to

28:33

go into the computer. By.

28:35

Age seven. You've. Downloaded

28:37

the functional programs of how to

28:39

gonna be a citizen here. Okay

28:42

and then what Then you become

28:44

conscious. At a seven. And.

28:47

That's when you can type on

28:49

the keyboard and puts your information

28:51

into the computer and not have

28:53

a sizable. That's because you are

28:55

creator. Your. Thoughts. Are.

28:58

Going to put the information is

29:00

in your brain is going to

29:02

use the computation of that to

29:04

manifest a life that matches the

29:06

thought. I. Go.

29:09

Oh. My God I say. So.

29:11

I'm a creator ago. Yes, you are now.

29:13

Okay The monkey wrench. Let me just add

29:15

this. ah because this really seats and everything

29:17

you talk about. The. Monkey

29:19

Wrench is this. The. Conscious

29:21

mind is the latest evolution of

29:23

the brain. Right behind your forehead

29:26

is someone connected to your personal

29:28

identity, your spirituality. No two people

29:30

share that. That's the one with

29:32

the self receptors or game. The.

29:35

Subconscious Mind: A big part of

29:37

the brain was there before consciousness.

29:40

Sub Conscious meaning. Bow.

29:42

Consciousness. It operates without you even seeing

29:44

as it's like the computer doing self

29:47

in the background where your workday hours

29:49

of a as doing something in back

29:51

routes the subconscious. Is.

29:54

Not create of the conscious

29:56

as create of the subconscious

29:58

as habitual. Pro. And

30:01

that program ones as a windows

30:03

of run. And. I say

30:06

well as background Selfless is your body

30:08

temperatures, maintain yourself, your physiologies running your

30:10

kid is going. you know, have the

30:12

Sidr and think about that, but it

30:15

also controls behavior. As

30:17

his arraignment. when does it

30:19

control behavior? This finally, Lipton

30:21

gets to the points. Ah,

30:23

this is the point. The.

30:25

Conscious Mind which is creative. Has

30:28

a wishes and desires usa by

30:30

what do what? The answer comes

30:33

from the creative conscious mind. Okay.

30:36

The. Conscious mind to do two things in.

30:38

this is where the problem, oh the whole

30:40

problem of the planet right now are So

30:42

what is it? The conscious

30:44

my to look out the eyes

30:47

like imagine your body's a and

30:49

you're looking out the windshield and

30:51

a conscious mind is driving around.

30:53

The conscious mind is taking where

30:55

where everyone goes, wishes and desires,

30:58

The. A great. But. Then I said

31:00

what else can we causes my do And this.

31:03

Is the problem as a witness? Against

31:05

think. I was of

31:07

Newton. Where's the problem? thinking.

31:10

Is not looking out. Sinking.

31:12

Is looking in? So

31:15

the moment you are thinking. You're.

31:17

Conscious mind is not paying attention

31:19

to the outer world. The.

31:22

Moment you are thinking you're and sinuses.

31:24

Yep a winter driving the cards as

31:26

you side Sega ago. This.

31:28

Is the cool part? This is

31:31

when you start sinking the subconscious

31:33

as auto pilot. Human.

31:36

Brain to drive the car so the

31:38

subconscious.a program. Drive the card player. Music

31:40

of a sudden. Ride a bike, walk

31:43

down straight to your jobs. Habits become

31:45

programs you don't have to think about

31:47

them. So. Either. So what's the point?

31:50

How much time? Does. The

31:52

average person. Spends thinking.

31:56

Ninety. Five percent of

31:58

the day. Remember. What

32:01

does that translate to? Five.

32:03

Percent of the day you're paying attention to

32:05

the world and creating by looking at your

32:07

windshield where I want to go What I

32:09

want This is what my my by want

32:11

that five percent. Ninety five

32:13

percent of the day when

32:16

you're conscious mind is thinking

32:18

subconscious programs or auto pilot

32:20

the step in take over.

32:23

There was so. You

32:25

don't see them. That would even I don't

32:27

see these behaviors. Because. You're

32:29

not paying attention. you're looking inside.

32:31

So whenever behavior your program as

32:34

you are playing it and you're

32:36

the only ones who can see

32:38

the damn program, Everybody else

32:40

does. So. The the story

32:42

I told her forty years. As you know

32:45

you have a friend, you know your friends

32:47

deserve your pretty well you haven't know your

32:49

friends' parents. And one

32:51

day you see your friend has the

32:53

same behavior as the that. Afraid

32:57

I. Pay. Bills. You're just

32:59

like your dad. Back.

33:01

Away from Bell You and you know

33:03

this as it was me. I know

33:05

what those girls A I know it.

33:08

You know at what she does it.

33:10

How can you to Bermuda? My Dad's

33:12

a nothing like my dad. And.

33:14

Every one last night as as experience I

33:16

go. The. Story is that

33:18

I said what is it. Everybody

33:21

else can see the programs or bills

33:23

playing and those programs and come from

33:25

him. they came from other people. And

33:28

those the only one a can see it. And

33:32

then he wanders as right, right? My Vita

33:34

working so well. And they are

33:36

just because you been broadcasting a

33:38

behavior that returns to you crap

33:40

because is not behavior you want.

33:43

But. You don't see it. And then

33:45

I give you the final chance. So

33:47

give my brother Aubrey the shots here

33:50

to talk about it. My final say?

33:52

Been writers! We are

33:54

all bill. Every

33:57

One of us every day. Ninety

33:59

Five. The center were alive. invisible

34:01

sue us. Is. Coming straight

34:03

out of the subconscious programming that

34:06

you downloaded from other people. And

34:09

that's why a he just like

34:11

his family just like his dad

34:13

is running in the family I

34:15

goes out wide. Programs are downloaded

34:17

and running and of family. Disease.

34:20

Cardiovascular Disease. To

34:22

to genetics. It's bad

34:24

programming. Disharmony.

34:27

The. Has diabetes has nothing to do

34:29

with genetics and everything to do

34:31

with live programming. Oh.

34:34

These issues and. That's.

34:36

What I'm. Saying. To offer for

34:38

their me talk to the people as

34:40

you talk to tell in the same

34:42

story but I just want to fast

34:44

as he I know that this is

34:46

perfect and and I think really what

34:48

you're trying to say is that by

34:50

tapping more into the conscious mind which

34:52

is the state of presence and also

34:55

a certain level of and taro section

34:57

where you're actually when you're peering in

34:59

new not just thinking and ruminating on

35:01

the same programs but you can actually

35:03

be a conscious creator and start to

35:05

alter and adjust the programs. In your

35:07

subconscious mind like none of being a

35:09

user conscious mind to alter your subconscious

35:12

program so that the hardware that you're

35:14

running by the new software that you're

35:16

downloading by these beliefs and can start

35:19

to change the full stack. It

35:22

Listen. I was program

35:24

like all of us by watching

35:26

my parents, my father, mother had

35:28

a dysfunctional relationship. Prices on what

35:30

did I learn about relationships and

35:32

I downloaded. Into my

35:35

subconscious Programmers: I was my

35:37

father. Be dysfunctional. And.

35:39

I made a program of rug. Dysfunctional.

35:41

Relationship. Is nearly

35:44

sixty years before I could

35:46

find a relationship that work

35:48

because I kept four Sigma

35:50

Phi been bell play my

35:52

father's program and and partners

35:54

potential partners. The man was

35:56

depressed hundred part of that

35:59

around. Then once I started

36:01

out as a ahmed. I'm

36:04

running a program that sat at

36:06

sabotaging everything. And. I rewrote

36:08

that program and with the help

36:11

of my partner Margaret, we've been

36:13

together twenty eight years. A guy

36:15

who couldn't get a damn relationship

36:17

off the gravel. Fifty Years ends

36:19

up Twenty eight years of living

36:21

our honeymoon on Planet Earth every

36:24

day for twenty eight years. Ride.

36:26

The. Programming said took me out of

36:28

harmony Imbalance. As.

36:30

You said. Rewritten. Putting.

36:33

And program so positive empowerment

36:35

and as a result. I.

36:38

Live in this world. I'm not affected by

36:40

all the crazies on that second group of

36:42

whoever nine o'clock these or whatever you call

36:45

it and it seems like you know. Unfortunately

36:47

we're in a in a culture because ah

36:49

yes the programming comes from my parents but

36:51

it also comes from the culture and this

36:53

is also never the top deck believe they

36:56

called it the Moto Tae which is the

36:58

marketplace of ideas and beliefs which we get

37:00

in school, we get from news and and

37:02

we get from our social groups who yeah

37:04

from social media so that's continually programming there

37:07

so we have to not only. Rewrite the

37:09

programs of our A didn't you know

37:11

initial nuclear family but we have to

37:13

be mindful of these programs that are

37:15

being run by the culture. in. what

37:17

it seems like is that there's forces

37:19

out there that want us purely to

37:22

be subconscious agents. They want to put

37:24

us in a skinner's box and manipulate

37:26

our behavior exactly as they once and

37:28

Skin Is Box was of course famous

37:30

where they had a mouse and they

37:32

can reward the mouse with certain little

37:34

bits of cheese and punish the mouse

37:37

with electric shocks or whatever. And they

37:39

could get the mouse to do

37:41

exactly what the fuck they want.

37:43

And of course all of the

37:45

technocracy. all of the different big

37:47

Pharma everything wants us to be

37:49

inside Skinner's Box to manipulate our

37:51

behavior so they can predict and

37:53

monetize our attention, our health, every

37:55

aspect of our life in a

37:57

way that they can extract the

37:59

greatest. Man of profit and the maximum

38:01

amount of control. And this is what

38:03

we're up against. A one

38:05

hundred percent as a Jackie we're up against but

38:08

adds a new one new factor to that story.

38:10

And at his. Science.

38:12

His records eyes and this of fact and

38:15

an awesome find it in the paper. That.

38:18

We are facing a Nasa

38:20

and Nasa sides. Is I

38:22

a great article saying that

38:24

we are facing an irreversible

38:26

collapse of civilization within the

38:28

next twenty years. Ago

38:31

and Sciences recognizes for a longer

38:33

time. I read wrote a book

38:35

on spontaneous evolution showing the fact

38:37

that we are destroying the environment

38:40

in which we live. In fact

38:42

of science. To. The support

38:44

disease world's us away As let's

38:46

say we want to keep everything

38:48

away. This today. it takes one

38:51

point six planet earth. To.

38:53

Provide the resources for today

38:55

civilization. Clearly

38:57

there is no extra point six

38:59

planet Earth and in the process

39:01

of extracting so much. From.

39:03

The planet and destroying it's polluting

39:06

the air, the water, those the

39:08

soil polluting and destroying. The extension

39:10

is looming and as as bless

39:13

him two decades. Ago

39:15

when he may I say. We. Cannot sustain

39:17

does this is impossible? Were borrowing

39:19

into the future so much that

39:21

we have destroyed the present. And.

39:24

The fact is, we are facing an evolutionary

39:26

upheaval. The simple fact was,

39:28

and Nasa actually said the two

39:31

sacks that are behind this number

39:33

one is the loss of resources

39:36

on the planet. Number Two. That.

39:39

The money is now concentrated in the hands

39:41

of one percent of the population, and the

39:43

rest of us are slaves. To.

39:45

Support that one percent of the population

39:47

as you talked about by programming. And

39:50

they know that is coming to an

39:52

end. This. Is wouldn't So what are they going to

39:54

as it. If. It comes to an

39:57

end is going be chaos us go

39:59

to the. The embassy not working anymore?

40:01

You know what are you gonna do?

40:03

There's no. So Lamar did. So

40:06

what is doing? A state of chaos? You.

40:09

Disempower the people, So. I

40:12

do that. We. Only

40:14

have power as civil.

40:16

since individual humans, we

40:18

only have power and

40:20

community. If your

40:22

knowledge mean is powered off yeah nothing. Cohen

40:25

and I go. Nobody.

40:27

Paid attention to that coverage. Of

40:29

censorship by can said as a crops

40:32

the that covert crap because the idea

40:34

was the wasn't lethal. As

40:36

much as I say it was what it

40:38

did show was at people who are not

40:40

and health. And

40:42

way off, like seventy percent of

40:45

the people in the hospital were

40:47

super obese, and other seventy some

40:49

percent of them were diabetic type

40:51

two, and another large percent were

40:53

cardiovascular patients before the damn virus

40:55

showed up. The. The viruses like

40:57

the wolf. It doesn't take

40:59

the strong out of the heard takes

41:02

the week I've heard. so that's why

41:04

the nursing homes and knows people they

41:06

were affected. Everybody a focus on as

41:08

as tombstones by Bob scares you. Scare

41:10

you. Okay. What? You

41:12

didn't notice was. The. Entire

41:15

world with the exception of Sweden.

41:18

There. Was no more community. Put.

41:21

Your mask on separate.

41:23

Don't. Talk to each other,

41:26

Don't congregate together. And

41:28

I said what happened. The. Entire

41:30

world of individuals. There was no

41:32

community and a handful of people

41:34

ran the entire globe and what

41:36

we should do and how we

41:38

should do it. And nobody paid

41:40

attention to the fact as. You.

41:43

Saw the first step

41:45

of masses disempowerment. Nobody

41:48

had power except for those people at

41:50

the top. As a we know. And

41:53

you don't. Dame. So.

41:56

What do you and when you look at that I mean.

41:58

Is this. Some latent programming

42:01

That they've received this empirical programming

42:03

data. It's gone into their own

42:05

subconscious based out of the own

42:08

fear of the separate self, the

42:10

denial of the continuity of consciousness,

42:12

some way that they've downloaded a

42:15

program wet Paul Levy and the

42:17

Native American traditions would call with

42:19

Tico or the mind virus is

42:22

aspect? Is it from that? Or

42:24

are they consciously creating. Anti

42:27

Lifespan, a toast, and in in

42:29

kind of almost incarnating that energy

42:31

consciously. or some combination of the

42:33

above. I mean, what? it, What

42:35

is going on here? Why? Why

42:37

Are there? Why are these forces

42:39

doing this? Well. As

42:42

a combination above the way I would look out

42:44

of time but also give you this. Quarter.

42:47

Is driven by a set of beliefs. And

42:50

when those bullies change. The. Culture

42:52

changes, Again, unless it was

42:55

his beliefs I say there are three

42:57

fundamental questions that have been asked and

42:59

answered for ten thousand years, with answers

43:01

changing over the time and called the

43:04

perennial questions As a word or then

43:06

a question is how did we get

43:08

here. Why?

43:10

Are we here? Answered one as

43:12

well. Now that year, how to make the best on

43:14

it? And. The.

43:17

Answers for each civilization as procedures

43:19

us had a different answer When

43:21

the answers tend to civilization changes

43:23

and happened every time and the

43:25

latest civilizations based on science or

43:27

how do we get here. Accidents.

43:31

Of genetic mutations. Why?

43:33

Are we year? It's an accident.

43:35

There is a reason. Why?

43:37

Do we do? Darwinian. Theory.

43:40

Survival. Of the fittest. In

43:42

the struggle for life. My.

43:45

Father learned and he never even

43:47

went to school. As a cultural

43:49

foundational believe that this is how

43:51

we operate. I. When you

43:53

lose, sorry, That was the rules of

43:55

the game according to Darwin and I

43:58

go. Darwin's. Theory

44:00

The is completely wrong.

44:02

And. Not only the wrong, it is

44:05

one of the most destructive quarter

44:07

believes. That. Has been introduced

44:09

to civilization that allows people to

44:11

accept something like. Oh, a

44:14

million Africans died of starvation, were throwing

44:16

away food as I tell us, okay,

44:18

that's their plight. Darwinian theory, there's a

44:21

loses. I'm the winner. Who cares? That's

44:23

one percent. And. Know the

44:25

ones that don't give a damn about anything,

44:27

but I know what's coming to an end.

44:29

Where they want holes. the control. And.

44:32

The Control as you bro Rapids

44:34

Media and Culture and programming and

44:36

all that and is like. How

44:38

long will it last? I go? Back.

44:41

To haunt you know? We

44:43

talk about climate change and the

44:45

course. everybody wants to be polarize.

44:47

Oh, it's natural, know humans made

44:50

it legal, and almost all discussions

44:52

like that. It's not the polls

44:54

as the combination of the polls.

44:56

Yes, Climate. Change is a

44:58

periodic process and happens on the planet in

45:01

go back in history and since. Human

45:04

contribution were making it

45:07

worse were exacerbating situation.

45:09

Okay so we are

45:12

in a sense destroying.

45:15

The planet. That. Provides for

45:17

our existence, And.

45:19

It seems like we need to get

45:21

in. A one of the things that

45:24

makes me optimistic about this who this

45:26

can be a very kind of pessimistic

45:28

view of a where we're going. One

45:31

of the things makes me optimistic is

45:33

the this new Psychedelic Renaissance because one

45:35

of the things that I've found in

45:37

the psychedelic renaissance's it reconnects you to

45:40

the field. You no longer see yourself

45:42

as a separate self agent, skyn encapsulated

45:44

ego playing a game of darwinian win

45:47

lose metrics and mass. He realize. That

45:49

know, I'm part of an ecosystem and

45:51

this ecosystem needs to survive. For me

45:53

to survive. It's something that's innate within

45:55

an animal. Where animals they don't kill

45:58

more other animals than they need the

46:00

eat. They are competing. Of course, the

46:02

competing. So we're going to be competing.

46:04

But we're competing. In the

46:06

fine games that are nested

46:08

within the Infinite Game, and

46:10

Infinity Game is the field

46:12

of the continuity of our

46:14

lives and the extension of

46:16

the infinite game of life

46:18

on planet Earth. And when

46:20

people are disconnected from that

46:22

field, understanding, and disconnected from

46:24

the ecosystem, that's where they're

46:26

able to act in these

46:28

wildly sociopathic, narcissistic ways that

46:30

are. Creating. The crises

46:33

that we're facing. A.

46:35

Hundred One hundred percent as and that

46:37

if you keep looked. Knowledge is power.

46:40

And. Would I give my lectures

46:42

and let me say the same

46:44

thing but in in a different

46:47

context as a a lack of

46:49

knowledge is a lack of tower

46:51

what you don't know disempowers you

46:53

and the idea for example that

46:55

the public has been program that

46:57

your victims of genetics and or

46:59

so so what does that mean

47:02

that makes you powerless. Because.

47:04

It comes to health and of essential I

47:06

can do about it. My genes are doing

47:08

this and then is a who can do

47:11

something. And. Then you find a

47:13

rescuer. And. That rescuer will

47:15

charge you. To. Take

47:17

care of that belief system that you

47:19

bought into. So as long as you

47:22

believe you are victims, you will pay

47:24

whatever money it costs. To.

47:26

Get out of being that victim. And no matter how

47:28

much I mean. It

47:30

was always amazes me that my brother

47:32

has have see. And

47:35

and still comes out it of oh

47:37

my god oh my god I can't

47:39

cure had seats ago yeah it as

47:41

as as like well what is as

47:44

is this pill as it only costs

47:46

a thousand dollars a pill yeah. How.

47:48

Many didn't need one hundred

47:51

tells. Us A. Holy. Crap.

47:54

Hundred thousand dollars. You.

47:56

Know we have the cure. Why my

47:58

charging one hundred thousand dollars? Because.

48:01

Humanity. Doesn't exist. Darwinian theory

48:03

exist. Darwin answers as the biden get

48:05

of from me I'm going to gather

48:07

from you. And. Scare

48:09

people a my recent lectures and

48:11

has gotten a little into this

48:14

effort of talking about i call

48:16

it the power Mongers credo. Those.

48:19

That seek power. Here's how you do

48:21

it. You. Give them

48:23

the poison for free and then

48:26

you charge them for the antidote.

48:29

I go. Thus, The game

48:31

from history on to the

48:33

current moment of the church

48:35

gave people's health. Which. They

48:37

actually took from Greek mythology. And

48:40

they gave at home and then when Dante put

48:42

in pictures and everybody at all. It's

48:45

and then I say and there what

48:47

They do the zipper up for ten

48:49

percent of your salary. Comprising.

48:53

Will help you not go there Symbolic

48:55

created the damn problem. Then they saw

48:57

them, the resolution and I go. Same.

49:00

Thing was covered. You're. All

49:03

gonna die. But. We have

49:05

free that soon! Free. Vaccines,

49:07

you lying bastard. There was no

49:09

ever such thing as size or

49:11

gave you the vaccine. Congratulations Thank

49:13

you. Pfizer was a billion dollars.

49:16

have our own money. It's the

49:18

exit and that as a slave.

49:20

To. Say. They. Want to do the habit

49:23

so bad? Because. That's

49:25

disempowerment. Only

49:28

ideas as part of a game.

49:30

Same game from history through. First.

49:33

Scare The hell are you? Are

49:35

then tell you how. You.

49:37

Can avoid the problem. Me

49:40

up and in. One of the

49:42

things that I thought was unbearably

49:44

tragic in this whole you know

49:46

pandemic scenario was not only was

49:48

the money that being siphoned to

49:50

Pfizer right? So Pfizer get some

49:52

money, and than Five is able

49:54

to advertise on media channels and

49:56

sizes, able to support political campaigns,

49:58

and everybody's getting a little. The

50:00

would say a hundred billion dollars or

50:02

let's say that that was the purse

50:04

that was the grand prize of they

50:06

were going for. But in the meantime,

50:09

in order to increase the profits, they

50:11

locked down the entire United States economy

50:13

and all of the small businesses and

50:15

then kind of break up communities. All

50:18

of the psychological damage, the difference, imprinting

50:20

and traumas on children that, who knows,

50:22

the downstream effects that oh be. So

50:24

there's that whole thing. But then in

50:26

the process we gave away trillions of

50:29

dollars to make. Up for the fact that

50:31

we locked down the economy. and then you look

50:33

at reports from like the you know, Different.

50:36

Agencies like the World Food Bank and

50:38

different agencies and it would be about I

50:40

don't know, a hundred and twenty billion

50:42

dollars to provide clean water to every

50:44

person on the planet and be maybe four

50:46

hundred billion dollars to wipe out. He.

50:49

Now starvation and famine on the

50:51

planet. So for a fraction of

50:53

what we spent to lock down

50:56

the economy to increase the profits

50:58

of these pharmaceutical companies and then

51:00

the other profits for media and

51:02

politicians or whatever which was a

51:04

very small purse we created this

51:07

massive loss of resources that could

51:09

have actually been utilized. To.

51:11

Make a more beautiful world and

51:13

as it's like this is fucking

51:16

insane. We're damaging everything for just

51:18

the smallest little purse prize of

51:20

money to a small group of

51:23

a lead and assist. It's

51:25

I was out how many Leo's up

51:27

there in? there's how many billionaires came

51:29

out of the covered system or it's

51:32

Africa was one hundred so billionaires. sex

51:34

after that. most of the money aware

51:36

of the manipulation they were playing with

51:38

us at this point and all you

51:40

have to do is a scare. The

51:42

people. The. Moment: They're

51:45

afraid they give up the

51:47

system. That nature. If you

51:49

feel you're the victim, you gotta find somebody with

51:51

the club. Who's. Gonna hit

51:53

that person and then you will have

51:55

allegiance. To. Whatever the hell are saying.

51:58

And you've lost all. Or

52:00

and the situation? humans are

52:02

so powerful as individual creators.

52:05

There. Are so powerful! But. You

52:08

have to have knowledge. And. Of

52:10

you with whole that knowledge then of

52:12

course you the people have no power

52:14

to use at a dinner and for

52:17

me is like excited because mob course

52:19

I wrote all about this stuff about

52:21

consciousness empowerment and even Howard overcome that

52:24

bad programming where I end up with

52:26

you know the honeymoon affect us Twenty

52:28

years of everyday wake up going a

52:30

this is great in a world that

52:33

all around me is falling apart. I'm

52:36

in the middle going in as they

52:38

I have those hurricane. That's where the

52:40

intelligences. Get. Out of the wind, Go.

52:43

Into the I was pretty calm and

52:45

peaceful. Certain books in the eye of

52:47

the her dame. Yeah. I

52:50

mean one of the things. So

52:52

what you're saying to is that

52:54

one of the ways we get

52:56

manipulated and disempowered is because people

52:58

leverage our own fears. And one

53:00

of these fears is the materialist

53:02

reductionist belief about death. You die

53:04

and then you're dead. There's no

53:06

continuity of consciousness pride. This is

53:08

what universally scientific materialism is telling

53:11

us and our cultural story. What

53:13

We just know this is not

53:15

true. The work done at a

53:17

University of Virginia on people remembering.

53:19

Their past lives has absolutely

53:21

in my opinion conclusively shown.

53:24

That. Reincarnation is a reality and so

53:26

one of these primary fears is the

53:28

fear of death because we believe that

53:30

were actually not going anywhere or some

53:32

of us believe that we're going to

53:34

some lofty oven with harps and swans

53:36

and whatever if were good person is

53:39

a variety of different beliefs but it

53:41

seems like this primary fear the fear

53:43

of death is one of the fears

53:45

that has to be addressed first and

53:47

then of course the other one would

53:49

be the fear of pain which this

53:51

is where this big energy into like

53:53

initiated practices like I'm gonna. Be in a

53:55

sweat lodge tonight, you know what less Robbie in

53:57

the any P and on be three and a

53:59

half hours. The dark and the sweat

54:01

see you get beyond this fear of

54:03

pain. weather's to the colder through the

54:05

heat. These intentional hermetic stressors or a

54:08

hard work outta Ultra marathon or whatever

54:10

to you transcend your fear of pain.

54:12

And then you transcend your fear of

54:14

death. And all the the sudden, you're

54:16

radically empowered and far less susceptible to

54:18

be manipulated because of the fears that

54:20

you hold within your own body, mind,

54:23

heart, psyche. But.

54:25

This I'm glad you doing a sweat I

54:27

for the last number of years him above

54:29

with a tree tribe in Alberta Canada and

54:31

will we do I bring. The. I go

54:33

to the Sundance okay and I bring people

54:35

from outside. So. They can

54:38

connect with indigenous people and work

54:40

with them and put a Sundance

54:42

on. They're not observers of her

54:44

sons answer participants including a sweat

54:46

lodges. Ah and all that and

54:49

how radically it changes people's lives.

54:51

How they come in won't ever

54:53

life problem say had and after

54:55

spending of almost a week with

54:57

who is a native tribe in

54:59

the wilderness they go home completely

55:02

different shield. Many of them come

55:04

with some illness and they're gone

55:06

completely healed because. As I said, ninety

55:08

percent of the illness has nothing to

55:10

do with a physical body anyway, As

55:12

has to do with all this and

55:15

and working with native indigenous peoples, they

55:17

were the ones that we need to

55:19

emulate because or the first and only

55:21

ones that recognize spirit and matter one

55:23

in the same thing. So when you

55:25

cut a tree down, you don't just

55:27

got a tree down, you pray to

55:29

the spirit of the tree. By an

55:31

hour you kill a deer, you pray

55:33

to the spear before you get into.

55:35

I'm into dealing with them. Thought

55:38

they were the first. And. They were

55:40

the ones is also recognize we lived in a garden.

55:42

And. We have to take care of it. Almost invisible

55:45

you once you want us world to

55:47

come back and order wasn't pretty damn

55:49

much. Go back to the indigenous of

55:51

mindset. And. Start to live because

55:53

A lives in community and they and

55:55

they lived in harmony and this is.

55:58

Absolutely missing. In today's world.

56:01

The. Iron and one A on another.

56:03

One of the tragedies is the people

56:05

who held these belief systems when Empire

56:08

came in with their superior technology and

56:10

their weapons of war. and they. Seemingly.

56:14

Intentionally left to wipe out these

56:16

populations cultures in a radical lines.

56:18

Whether it was the first nations

56:20

people were the conquistadors came in,

56:22

our empire came in way and

56:24

whatever forces our nation participated in

56:26

in such a such atrocities. But

56:29

then there was also in of

56:31

the witch hunts. What were the

56:33

witch hunts for? These were you

56:35

know druid it people are people

56:37

who remembered the lineage and the

56:39

heritage lines of working with energy

56:41

and magic in Madison. In

56:43

plant Madison it in and in that

56:46

form and unique ways. And they were

56:48

you know, strung up from trees and

56:50

burnt on steaks and thrown in water

56:53

and you know, like they were destroyed.

56:55

you know, by the mill. Yes, in

56:57

a thought everyone. not just the whole

57:00

world. Because. They

57:02

were the ones a procedure religions especially

57:04

like her and Greece. Where.

57:06

Were you know the the was It

57:08

was a place where you you took

57:11

the psychedelic key to allies sequences. A

57:13

being on. Kitchen. And

57:15

or then you get experience your real

57:17

spirituality. And then when the church game

57:20

and they said no, you can't have

57:22

that in a more little yeah if

57:24

you do that and you're not a

57:26

customer. So they they took

57:28

away the the they teach ya and

57:30

and and then all the sun they

57:33

gave you this. Okay here's your wine.

57:35

here's your way for and I said

57:37

that's not the same sex you know

57:39

as a was and. That's.

57:41

When the happen where the crap

57:43

fell down on women because they

57:45

were the keepers of the secrets

57:47

of making the plant madison and

57:49

and helping people go through the

57:51

plant Madison and they and the

57:53

idea was it because with a

57:55

plan medicine why was joined the

57:58

church and answer is doing. So.

58:00

How do you get rid of them?

58:03

Well office and women are evil. They

58:05

were the ones a bit the damn

58:07

apple and they're the ones ever sense

58:09

of the witches as you just brought

58:11

up and the ever since that time.

58:14

Women: Have been put into a

58:16

second class position. Ah, because they

58:19

were pretty damn powerful. Before.

58:21

The church took over. And.

58:23

And them are we lost. Seven

58:25

Hours is not the same. Ah,

58:28

access in a process of the

58:30

are easier way for a drink.

58:32

Budweiser. The same as becoming aware

58:34

unconscious. and fortunately we're We're seemingly

58:36

remembering these old lineages and traditions.

58:39

And this is the beautiful thing

58:41

about the field than about the

58:43

collective consciousness or the morphic resonance

58:45

field is Rupert Sheldrake Cause it,

58:47

or the Across However you wanna

58:50

say it's in some ways, even

58:52

though some. Specific information has been

58:54

lost. It's really remarkable to me

58:56

to see people literally downloading from

58:58

the field you know their own

59:00

unique receptors or downloading programs from

59:02

the field that have been learned

59:05

and upload and also previously downloaded

59:07

from the field. and resurrecting old

59:09

lineage did traditions that were lost.

59:11

One of my teachers, Don Howard,

59:13

did that with the savvy culture

59:15

and the way that they serve

59:17

two different medicines. what Schumer and

59:19

Will come in different ways. And

59:21

that lineage was lost. And broken

59:23

in of from Peru. there was no

59:26

traces of that being practice but

59:28

he listened to the listen to the

59:30

plants, went to the old ruins of

59:32

Soviet, really understood what the signs were

59:35

in, the clues were in the archaeology

59:37

and sculptures and the carvings in the

59:39

art that existed and downloaded that whole

59:42

tradition in resurrected it and I'm seeing

59:44

this more and more aware. Even

59:47

the things that were lost. Are. Now

59:49

being remembered. And hopefully they're being remembered

59:52

just in the nick of time. So

59:54

at the eleventh hour in the fifty

59:56

ninth minute the he now we're going

59:58

to have enough consciousness to make it

1:00:01

through this nino next upheaval and existential

1:00:03

threat. Yeah. And the

1:00:05

fact that there are several says of

1:00:07

now legalize the psychedelic drugs as a

1:00:10

way of promoting mental health and consciousness

1:00:12

is a good a very positive sign

1:00:14

in the very the home side. Because.

1:00:17

They've taken it away from us. I was

1:00:19

when the church gave his and you know

1:00:21

allowed to have that information only we have

1:00:24

that you their rabbits and but you could

1:00:26

pay Awesome will give you some version of

1:00:28

it's ah and as like you're right this

1:00:30

is the time this is coming to the

1:00:32

point. As I said, twenty years is not

1:00:34

a long time from now. And

1:00:36

the reality is already going to unless

1:00:38

it's what blood be want to going

1:00:40

on site assists don't know. Citing

1:00:44

the system, they're bigger than you are

1:00:46

an issue to your energy and put

1:00:48

it against their energy That that in

1:00:50

I create sparks and fires and but

1:00:53

as an energy races. This.

1:00:55

Ends: Buckminster Fuller, his ankles one as

1:00:57

a gram. Build a better damn system

1:00:59

and the people come out there. And.

1:01:02

That's why wanna I'm so honored to be

1:01:04

on your cell? Because what you're doing you're

1:01:06

hoping seed. This. New system.

1:01:09

Because. It's more effective them tacking

1:01:11

and breaking the other one because

1:01:13

that's just human cancers, your energy and

1:01:16

as his life man sat and

1:01:18

we put into stuff that doesn't give

1:01:20

us anything back is under just throwing

1:01:22

away your life. Is. A real

1:01:25

important part. As interesting as far as a

1:01:27

regular I had been living for the last

1:01:29

number of years us a regular are some

1:01:31

of the Serenity Prayer as it was as

1:01:34

as understand the things you can change and

1:01:36

work to change those and understand the things

1:01:38

that you can change. And. Don't

1:01:40

country since don't participated. Those things where a

1:01:43

lotta senza to realize this is what we

1:01:45

have to do because we're putting so much

1:01:47

energy into things we can change when you

1:01:49

could have use that energy to make a

1:01:51

person change in your life right now. And.

1:01:54

The in this is this is worth a

1:01:56

whole mission. Same interests Are you going to

1:01:59

become a raid? Not. Won't

1:02:01

gonna use those words as sucks but

1:02:03

or are you going to become me?

1:02:05

Onto this. Of what's

1:02:07

really going on here and the ideas

1:02:09

were you watching the media I go

1:02:12

with me as pay for her by

1:02:14

the one percent. What are you think

1:02:16

you're gonna get from those people. Right

1:02:18

now. When you have

1:02:21

a friend and and I've and I've

1:02:23

had these friends you have a friend

1:02:25

who pretty much generally agrees with you.

1:02:27

you know me go out to lunch

1:02:29

to talk about this stuff in there

1:02:31

like they're pretty on board. Know main

1:02:34

objections to it's then they get sick,

1:02:36

they get cancer, they get something like

1:02:38

that right? and then of here program

1:02:40

kicks in and then all of a

1:02:42

sudden before you know at their in

1:02:44

the Cancer industrial complex mechanism all the

1:02:46

way and it's this like it's very

1:02:49

difficult to reach. Them Once you actually

1:02:51

get afraid. Even people who largely agree

1:02:53

with these principles. What is your You

1:02:55

know how do you respond You have

1:02:58

you have you experienced this personally? Where

1:03:00

your as of I see this as

1:03:02

is this All time and business as

1:03:05

what. One. I'm afraid.

1:03:07

I let my subconscious reactions take over.

1:03:10

My subconscious reactions have been programmed. So

1:03:12

for example, most people when they grew

1:03:14

up if they were in a family

1:03:17

and they were sick. What'd.

1:03:20

They do conventional family. We

1:03:22

go to the doctor. Mommy. Goes

1:03:24

Daddy Does I go? We go. The

1:03:26

doctor was a what did you learn

1:03:29

from a repetitive patterns and as resists

1:03:31

When it comes to health I'm I'm.

1:03:34

The. Doctor Norms. Are

1:03:36

all the sudden you will give

1:03:38

up your power. Because.

1:03:41

You believe you have none? And

1:03:43

then. Buy. whatever the child

1:03:45

or China. So you. That's. The

1:03:48

subconscious program that we got when

1:03:50

we were young. Know. It's

1:03:52

not an Rp Been was interesting cause I used

1:03:54

to be a professional medical school know some point

1:03:56

I said I'm but you know or less of

1:03:58

a do school say. For the I

1:04:01

was doing research there and air

1:04:03

and then I said I started

1:04:05

teaching and chiropractic hours ago. Why?

1:04:08

Because. Or Energy Steelers. That.

1:04:10

Was from day one zt

1:04:12

Palmer but as on papers

1:04:14

at ah vibration tones sending

1:04:16

information I got yes. Does.

1:04:19

Was about why bizarre up

1:04:21

as. I. Work with

1:04:23

a group of the typewriters and

1:04:26

two groups mechanism like medical, talk

1:04:28

to people and finalists. Who.

1:04:31

Are conscious people? And

1:04:33

the sensors. And because if you

1:04:35

observe the families of a vital

1:04:37

as chiropractors like oh my god

1:04:39

these kids don't get vaccinations the

1:04:41

they don't go to doctor says

1:04:44

and are healthier and smarter than

1:04:46

almost all the other does have

1:04:48

ever seen. Disconnect.

1:04:51

From that system because as has some

1:04:53

was totally the take advantage of you.

1:04:56

Ever all of the medical be there

1:04:58

are still here for my health. Like

1:05:00

absolve. they are. They're. Here for

1:05:03

how much money they can get from

1:05:05

you. Because it's not a doctor anymore,

1:05:07

it's this is the corporations you know,

1:05:09

Kaiser Permanente, When. You go the

1:05:11

doctor who you paying while I get a doctor

1:05:13

of other by ties a Berman every man as

1:05:15

they walked away with this thing. They.

1:05:18

Corporate ties, Health care, Health

1:05:20

care should be free. Because.

1:05:23

It's humanitarian. You

1:05:26

know what? Humans to help people.

1:05:28

Not. Not the health industry today especially,

1:05:31

but I used to be professor in a

1:05:33

medical school. I give a simple truth. The.

1:05:36

The the course work there are

1:05:38

you know the academic material or

1:05:41

we offer is actually provided by

1:05:43

the pharmaceutical company. Why?

1:05:46

Doctors. Are programs us to give

1:05:48

drugs? You. Come in before you

1:05:50

have a commonly got a prescription. better

1:05:52

waiting wise. The success of the doctor

1:05:54

and was a Kaiser Permanente are one

1:05:56

of those other corporate exists how fast

1:05:58

the patient comments house as. The grim

1:06:00

prescription and then let him out. You

1:06:03

know can do it and four minutes

1:06:05

that are added as I go Vassal

1:06:07

I had sex. And the enemy

1:06:09

give a fact I as I sat.

1:06:12

And. It was published first and twenty

1:06:15

twenty. Know. Earn twenty

1:06:17

ten ah by the

1:06:19

Journal of the American

1:06:21

Medical Association. The. Journal

1:06:23

that represents the medical system.

1:06:25

recognize and wrote in their

1:06:28

own journal. Medicine.

1:06:30

Is the third leading cause of death

1:06:32

and United States is a fact is

1:06:35

is that are you a high be

1:06:37

monkeys know this is a fact. And

1:06:39

as a end of the resources repeated and

1:06:41

twenty six seen by the British Medical Journal

1:06:44

was of the sake of clothes and. The.

1:06:46

First leading cause of doesn't us

1:06:48

as cardiovascular disease, a second cancer

1:06:50

and a third as a latin

1:06:53

name. I answer Jannik illness over

1:06:55

those our rights Agenda Gomez, I

1:06:57

got it. moons. Then.

1:06:59

Illness as a result of treatment by

1:07:01

a medical doctor. As like

1:07:04

that is a fact of life

1:07:06

and I'm not making it up

1:07:08

and is in two different journals

1:07:10

of a leading journals. Medicines.

1:07:13

The third leading cause of death. If you

1:07:15

have any conscious as when you stop and go. Is.

1:07:18

There another way to sit around

1:07:20

are going out with friends. And

1:07:23

also to see the correlation between in

1:07:25

a we've mentioned how church established itself

1:07:27

is as the middleman between us and

1:07:30

god in order to get us out

1:07:32

of hell and we just basically replaced

1:07:34

many of us are pastors and preachers

1:07:37

in the church with our medical doctors

1:07:39

which also were at were white robes

1:07:41

in their own unique costumes to signify

1:07:43

that very thing I like black robes

1:07:46

first it was black robes was a

1:07:48

church and white robes with a science

1:07:50

well they had or lip and they.

1:07:53

Had to sell some distinction, but it

1:07:55

was the same thing. They're writing all

1:07:57

and prescriptions in Latin and used to

1:07:59

these to give sermons in Latin. The

1:08:01

people didn't even know what the fuck

1:08:03

they were saying, so it keeps people

1:08:06

ignorant of what the actual process is.

1:08:08

So they're writing in Latin. They're making

1:08:10

up the terms of people don't know.

1:08:12

They develop a priest, the class they

1:08:14

disempower by removing the knowledge that people

1:08:17

have, and then they extract profits as

1:08:19

the middleman between us and our health

1:08:21

and are thriving vitality or us in

1:08:23

God and what we're saying. Here's the

1:08:25

revolution that we're talking about is the

1:08:28

Democratization of health and the democratization. Of

1:08:30

Access to the Divine on mediated,

1:08:32

unmediated access to health and unmediated

1:08:34

access to God. And guess what,

1:08:37

There's a lot less profit and

1:08:39

a lot less control available when

1:08:41

it's on mediated, in, democratized, and

1:08:43

so that's with these forces are

1:08:46

really looking to do is to

1:08:48

maintain their positions. As middle

1:08:50

men and then of course the people who

1:08:52

are above the middle men. That's either the

1:08:54

large church is it a large corporations which

1:08:56

then control all the power. I mean the

1:08:59

Catholic Church still is one of the most

1:09:01

resource rich you know you could call it

1:09:03

a corporation in the whole world. and it

1:09:05

doesn't mean that they don't speak some beautiful

1:09:07

things into the world and and of guided

1:09:09

people in beautiful way. Same with medicine medicine

1:09:11

in a when I got in a car

1:09:13

crash. And. You know

1:09:15

the jaws of life had to cut my

1:09:17

car open and I went in and they

1:09:19

sewed my nose back on my fate like

1:09:22

and gave me antibiotics. I'm real glad that

1:09:24

I was able to go to Ah Subtle.

1:09:26

don't get me wrong, you know and I've

1:09:28

really in Adelaide my experience with traditional religious

1:09:30

faith so it's not all bad at what

1:09:32

we're saying here. but there's also you have

1:09:34

to look at the Chateau side. As.

1:09:37

Well as the benefit that these things have

1:09:39

brought to our culture. That's

1:09:41

right. Look, it's if there was no benefit

1:09:43

side to this, a single to collapse a

1:09:45

long time ago. So they offer you some

1:09:47

handful of benefit. At some

1:09:49

class that is a lot deeper

1:09:51

than what you are even thinking.

1:09:53

Okay, and it's quite unfortunate because.

1:09:56

Doctors. Seem. To get

1:09:58

the brunt of the problem when. Like

1:10:00

know, it's the education system

1:10:02

and the corporations are determined.

1:10:04

The academic education system that

1:10:06

puts the doctors in a

1:10:08

spot where they can practice.

1:10:10

And as soon as I

1:10:12

said. There. I think is about

1:10:14

a four or five minute time limit that

1:10:17

in a corporate hospital that a doctor has

1:10:19

an opportunity to talk to a patient before

1:10:21

giving them the drugs. And an

1:10:23

hour days and then the doctors get

1:10:25

blamed Michael Mann their this is there

1:10:28

There was a between a rock and

1:10:30

a hard place because. They're

1:10:32

not allowed to practice. Though.

1:10:35

A You gotta practice

1:10:37

within the parameters. Of.

1:10:40

What the corporate people to

1:10:42

determine? When. I was like

1:10:44

I'm an old guy so I can

1:10:46

remember long time ago when we're great

1:10:48

health care. but you know what? we

1:10:51

didn't have specialise we had family practitioners.

1:10:53

Ago when a family practice as well. They

1:10:55

they worked with everybody in a family. They

1:10:58

knew the dynamics and knew how things were

1:11:00

working out, where the issues were on a

1:11:02

family and then I was. Now I'm a

1:11:04

specialist I go well. I got ten minutes

1:11:06

with the of five minutes without or I

1:11:08

know. The. Answers: As long

1:11:10

as you give him the drugs

1:11:12

that was the destination in the

1:11:14

corporate control given the drug before

1:11:17

they read that room and well

1:11:19

again it's a it's another object

1:11:21

in universal denial of the fields

1:11:23

they're They're not allowing us to,

1:11:25

not allowing people to recognize all

1:11:27

these specialists and just focusing on

1:11:29

a symptom. All these drugs, just

1:11:31

focusing on the symptoms in the

1:11:33

denial of the complexity of the

1:11:35

organism, the field of consciousness generated

1:11:37

from our entire body, and the

1:11:39

way. That the field dynamics play

1:11:41

with the larger cultural dynamics in

1:11:43

the constructs that ran his denial

1:11:45

of the field in the focus

1:11:47

on the specific this cartesian split

1:11:49

of mind and body and spirit

1:11:52

and everything is divided and and

1:11:54

symptom from illness, everything is being

1:11:56

divided further and further within the

1:11:58

body and treated separately. say. And

1:12:00

culture were dividing our culture further and

1:12:02

further and further based upon our identity,

1:12:05

politics and whatever else so that were

1:12:07

isolating each other more and more as

1:12:09

were isolating our body more and more

1:12:11

like as above. So below the same

1:12:14

principles of when you look at the

1:12:16

Met a principle of this Divide divide

1:12:18

divide divide or bring into greater home

1:12:20

This greater home is greater Homeless In

1:12:23

of these are the two different forces

1:12:25

that are playing on all levels in

1:12:27

this you know kind of cosmic game.

1:12:29

Cosmic. With a k. right?

1:12:32

But. Then as you burn up those two populations ones

1:12:34

that are going as a sitter and say what do

1:12:36

you want me to do. And. The other

1:12:38

group is gonna say wait a minute, what's

1:12:40

this all about? Let me check into it

1:12:43

and and then I have a decision to

1:12:45

make. Not you make the decision that that's

1:12:47

a split that we're working on right now.

1:12:50

And. We'll put

1:12:52

fear into the system in a car. This

1:12:54

whole world be Some fear is not enough

1:12:56

money. You're not going to be able to

1:12:58

get healthcare. You won't be able to buy

1:13:00

foods. The job only gives you a twelve

1:13:03

bucks an hour. You need to take three

1:13:05

jobs. This her as he gets through the

1:13:07

week. Honors Dinosaurs is like. We

1:13:09

have been pushing people against the wall.

1:13:12

Not. Interesting. If

1:13:15

a rat. if you come into a room at night

1:13:17

and you open it, don't turn on a lightness. A

1:13:19

rat in room. The. First move

1:13:21

without rad as get the hell out of the rooms

1:13:23

fast the can as all wanted to get out. But.

1:13:28

It's you get a rat in a corner. And.

1:13:30

You between it and the accent. There's.

1:13:33

A second strategy that plays right now not

1:13:35

as as. The. Rat will jump in

1:13:38

your face. It. Will just

1:13:40

go for it and go for your

1:13:42

face or game. I bring this up.

1:13:44

he does. Were being pushed

1:13:46

into that corner. Ever interesting

1:13:48

The Israeli Palestinian thing as the

1:13:50

same thing. years and years and

1:13:52

years of portion of Palestinians. a

1:13:55

desert, that little narrow strip of

1:13:57

land before you bush of as

1:13:59

the oh. The an hour and

1:14:01

pressuring them and a locking them

1:14:03

in that corner. No

1:14:05

no no kidding I'm in the going

1:14:07

to jump in your face And they

1:14:09

did finally and and everybody gets mad

1:14:11

at them for jumping into face it

1:14:13

over says new. Been pushing them to

1:14:15

the edge of exists is Andrew. Expect

1:14:17

them to just sit there I go

1:14:19

until that credible point and were phasing

1:14:21

out in our own world right now.

1:14:23

As you brought up in it's really

1:14:25

important as like. Can

1:14:28

we continue doing this process? Answer is.

1:14:30

No. Business a sample

1:14:32

happen or such as others have

1:14:35

suggested. Answer. Lessons That

1:14:37

is an indelible actual real

1:14:39

answer. You cannot Do This

1:14:41

anymore. Nicer than what I

1:14:43

say. Well, this is why. Is.

1:14:46

Falling apart which I encourage.

1:14:48

Because. It's a system that we have, thus

1:14:51

causing a problem. And

1:14:53

but I'm also incursion said don't

1:14:55

fight the system but go out

1:14:57

and creators other community. And

1:15:00

it's this community which were work

1:15:02

together in harmony that will manifest

1:15:04

the future world. It's all based

1:15:06

on community. Nice. Separation.

1:15:09

Not. Survival Of The Fittest Know.

1:15:12

Is based on harmony and community and

1:15:14

a goes back to the indigenous process.

1:15:17

He said you were brought up because

1:15:19

that's the way they've lived. Yeah,

1:15:21

yeah and it It doesn't mean that if

1:15:23

you're pushed into the corner, that it's and

1:15:25

that you're excused for any actions that are

1:15:28

taken place here. I know is no place

1:15:30

to excuse the atrocities that occurred on you

1:15:32

know on that date when those that were

1:15:34

pushed in the corner last out in such

1:15:36

aggressive ways, I we can't We can't use

1:15:38

that justification. The arm push the know on

1:15:41

are so many. Go shoot up A I'm

1:15:43

gonna go shoot up the Hospital because I

1:15:45

was pushed in the corner and that's my

1:15:47

response to a right. So it's It's a

1:15:49

balance of both. It's recognize of academic. Pressure

1:15:51

and then taking ownership and responsibility that

1:15:54

we can make better choices because that

1:15:56

choice ultimately didn't yield any results other

1:15:58

than more complex than you know that

1:16:01

happened, right? So it's it's it's it's

1:16:03

interesting balance that were in were yes,

1:16:05

were being pushed in the corner. And

1:16:07

yes, we also have to resist this

1:16:10

kind of animalistic lizard brain instinct to

1:16:12

just go for the face of those

1:16:14

oppressors, right? We have to say like

1:16:16

I everybody, we're all in this together.

1:16:19

we have to actually build that community.

1:16:21

Like he said, yeah, Well. On

1:16:23

this I wrote out a my are

1:16:25

I write a monthly newsletter and I

1:16:27

put in that newsletter yeah that uses

1:16:29

not one side as right they're both

1:16:31

sides are Obe are part of this

1:16:33

participated you can't just six like rent

1:16:35

a marital this just his wonder. Didn't

1:16:37

know she saw on it as I

1:16:39

know you're both were there folks. You

1:16:41

both did it. And you

1:16:43

gotta hit the deal with it at

1:16:45

his level and essential to because as

1:16:47

soon as I try to say both

1:16:50

Iran uses in some of the emails

1:16:52

witch hunt Badgers like I burned you

1:16:54

but it's you dollars I gotta do

1:16:56

diverse it. I go. And.

1:16:59

Until. We resolve. It's a

1:17:01

very interesting the the Arab

1:17:04

Spring started in or Tunisia.

1:17:07

And. I go. So what I say? They

1:17:09

threw out a dictator That was there

1:17:11

was all reason for the guy burning

1:17:13

himself and then that precipitated a revolutionary

1:17:15

throughout the dictator. And then. Now

1:17:18

they want to bring the country back

1:17:20

together and guess what it was all

1:17:22

males that were in their parliament and

1:17:24

as is the first happened was. Two.

1:17:26

Sides start fighting each other and for

1:17:29

a whole year eat no progress was

1:17:31

made because both sides fighting this centers

1:17:33

and this. The. Next year.

1:17:36

They were elected women. And

1:17:39

women became part of the parliament. And.

1:17:42

Guess what? They did? This. And. Lot.

1:17:45

And set of arguing over which side is right

1:17:47

in is why don't we start with something we

1:17:49

all agree on? And. Start to

1:17:51

fix From the point of we

1:17:54

all agree on something like education,

1:17:56

healthcare, and all that. And.

1:17:58

The result of that is. They they

1:18:00

wrote the most powerful constitution

1:18:03

of any country. That. Exists

1:18:05

on this planet today and they got the

1:18:07

Nobel Peace Prize. The. Their

1:18:09

problem. I got the Nobel Peace Prize for what?

1:18:12

Stop. Supporting the conflict and

1:18:14

start promoting the harmony. That was

1:18:16

what the game was. And they

1:18:18

did a so successfully they created

1:18:20

the best constitution on the planet

1:18:22

from from that. Yeah,

1:18:25

I mean, we have to. We have

1:18:27

to move through this period of exacerbated

1:18:29

polarization, and we have to, yes, of

1:18:31

course, still stand up for what you

1:18:33

believe. Allow yourself to have your voice

1:18:36

is that always set a seat at

1:18:38

the table for the opposition. A place

1:18:40

where you could share a cup of

1:18:42

tea and see the humanness and know

1:18:44

and understand that they are you living

1:18:47

a different life with ninety five percent

1:18:49

of themself having been programmed to believe

1:18:51

what they think. they're choosing to believe.

1:18:53

But they're not. Even choosing to

1:18:55

believe it. Anyways, so we're all

1:18:57

connected to each other way more

1:19:00

than were separated and say you

1:19:02

know like all right let's let's

1:19:04

have a cup of tea together.

1:19:06

Let's talk about this together. Let's

1:19:08

recognize our commonalities and and how

1:19:11

much more were a like one

1:19:13

another than we are different rather

1:19:15

than exacerbating and focusing in this

1:19:17

kind of room and is written

1:19:19

like ruminating and and really expanding

1:19:21

our separation in our differences. Let's

1:19:24

actually remember. House. How

1:19:26

similar we are and how we all

1:19:28

share the same home. We're all different

1:19:30

rooms in the same palace, in the

1:19:32

same garden which is the garden of

1:19:34

earth and the and the palace of

1:19:36

of our home and them with we

1:19:38

have to remember that we're all in

1:19:40

the same house. You. Know we

1:19:42

might be enough their rooms but when same

1:19:44

house. Ah, I

1:19:47

was fortunate enough that root

1:19:49

we put a program on

1:19:51

Televisa and it was ah,

1:19:53

we bust. Then. Over

1:19:55

three hundred Palestinians from the West Bank

1:19:57

said never even in Israel before. And

1:20:00

we boston and we had this big

1:20:02

theater with sixteen hundred people are salts

1:20:05

and of course when the first started

1:20:07

the Israeli side over here the palace

1:20:09

it is sad over here. Not

1:20:12

talking to each other right? I go

1:20:14

into the program that a little bit

1:20:16

we mentioned earlier about how we are

1:20:19

programmed. Own. That this program

1:20:21

is past generation to generation started

1:20:23

June's It's a program that are

1:20:25

being passed an urn. so I'm

1:20:27

giving them the science of this

1:20:29

epigenetics in mind and all that

1:20:31

stuff. And then I said the

1:20:34

hour. Here's a problem and I'll

1:20:36

never forget. It was a black

1:20:38

screen with just and white letters.

1:20:40

the problem and when I posted

1:20:42

Zaentz to Texas came up side

1:20:44

by side. One was Israeli children

1:20:46

playing with machine guns, the other

1:20:49

was Palestinian kids. Dressed up and

1:20:51

military uniform carrying wouldn't guns? A

1:20:53

shirt. Look. Your program.

1:20:56

These kids hate each other. They don't

1:20:59

even know each other do been programming

1:21:01

this and has been passed from generation

1:21:03

to generation generation. They hate each other

1:21:05

and they don't even know each other.

1:21:09

And and I let that sink in. and

1:21:11

for the moment I'll never forget, it was

1:21:13

like a vacuum. There was no sound in

1:21:15

the room. There was sucked out of the

1:21:18

room. There was no noise because they stop

1:21:20

for one moment now boasts look at the

1:21:22

pictures and went. Only

1:21:25

crime. And then I showed.

1:21:27

The next I said the solution. And.

1:21:29

The next slide was a Palestinian

1:21:32

Israeli boy playing outside. On the

1:21:34

other one was a Palestinian girl

1:21:36

is rarely girl walking arm in

1:21:38

arm down the street and I

1:21:40

go. These kids will

1:21:42

never fight each other in over there

1:21:45

they they know each other then have

1:21:47

kids don't fight. You. Created

1:21:49

this and was interesting

1:21:51

because. The. Demeanor of

1:21:53

the room Chance. And by the

1:21:55

and we had a big got sing out

1:21:57

in the is in the lobby with food

1:21:59

and. Soon they were whirling

1:22:01

dervishes and there was music

1:22:04

and people started dancing and.

1:22:06

Lo. And behold, Palestinians

1:22:09

and Israelis were hanging out

1:22:11

together on a social experience,

1:22:13

sharing food and music together.

1:22:15

But it was that. I

1:22:17

can remember that moment where

1:22:20

they looked at the picture

1:22:22

nuts. Off. Some.

1:22:24

That's. What? Are we

1:22:26

doing it for? that's what is.

1:22:30

A. Anna was a it was just

1:22:32

a powerful experience and that by the part

1:22:34

was the see at the end. Where.

1:22:36

They wouldn't next when they came in.

1:22:39

They. All became one social community at

1:22:41

the very end and talk to each

1:22:44

other because it was amazing. It

1:22:46

reminds me of that in a famous

1:22:48

Christmas Day soccer match that developed in

1:22:50

in a pub. Think it was World

1:22:53

War One where they just decided on

1:22:55

Christmas Day the Access. in the Allies,

1:22:57

somebody just rolled out a soccer ball.

1:22:59

They've been in the most brutal, atrocious

1:23:01

warfare against each other, but these are

1:23:03

all you know. seventeen to twenty two

1:23:06

year old kids for the most part.

1:23:08

and they just rolled out a soccer

1:23:10

ball and just decided to play a

1:23:12

soccer match. And in that for that

1:23:14

one moment, they weren't enemies. Who are

1:23:16

trying desperately to kill each other?

1:23:19

They just recognize like, oh, we're

1:23:21

young men and we both share

1:23:23

this commonality of our desire to

1:23:25

play. And you know they play

1:23:27

that mats and I can only

1:23:29

imagine how much more difficult it

1:23:31

was after that to pick up

1:23:33

your guns in your mustard gas

1:23:35

or whatever else and just go

1:23:37

back to killing this person who

1:23:39

you just saw, you know. Dribble,

1:23:41

dribble down the dribble down the

1:23:44

side and hit a great curling.

1:23:46

Curling strike towards the goal and

1:23:48

industrialized like what the fuck are

1:23:50

we doing He know I saw

1:23:52

that movie that's a very A

1:23:54

very powerful and untrue as you

1:23:56

said very powerful true story. Of.

1:23:59

How. Also on Christmas Day.

1:24:02

Worse. Off. The. Set list around

1:24:04

the people in always like oh

1:24:06

my god. And

1:24:09

them as said, At the end

1:24:11

of the day that it's essence back

1:24:13

into their camp at some point. but

1:24:15

a was a moment of reality. That

1:24:17

and this is the evolution see. A

1:24:20

Darwinian evolution as we're going to get

1:24:22

more genetics and more control And bullshit

1:24:24

like that know the evolution is the

1:24:26

evolution of community. Because.

1:24:29

When we recognize all humans

1:24:31

are part of the same

1:24:33

social structure which is actually

1:24:35

we are cells. In

1:24:37

the body of an

1:24:39

evolving organism for humanity.

1:24:42

We. Are the cells? Humanity.

1:24:44

Doesn't exist at this moment on

1:24:46

a planet was the ideas of

1:24:48

it and practices of it Or

1:24:51

or brown pants is not fully

1:24:53

year because. Humanity. Means

1:24:55

we're all cells in the same bar.

1:24:57

You don't kill each other. That's auto

1:25:00

immune, disease of self destruction written yeah

1:25:02

that that hadn't happened in a harmonious

1:25:04

human body. Yeah.

1:25:06

And it's the same idea of the

1:25:09

the War mentality you know. One of

1:25:11

the best bucks on health that I

1:25:13

read was. Travis Kristoffersen wrote a book

1:25:15

tripping over the Truth metabolic theory of

1:25:18

cancer and he goes back to Warburg's

1:25:20

theory of how you know cancer cells.

1:25:22

Or they've lost connection with the rest

1:25:24

of the body. So they're isolated, separate

1:25:27

self cells who are in it for

1:25:29

their own benefit. This almost tribalism on

1:25:31

the axles cellular level where all they're

1:25:33

doing their fermenting. Sir, they lost, They

1:25:36

lost. Communication and they're gonna grow rapidly

1:25:38

and so the idea is because we

1:25:40

have this war consciousness. Well it's the

1:25:43

war on cancer. Let's war against these

1:25:45

cells. and he saying this is the

1:25:47

exact fucking wrong plan. The plan needs

1:25:49

to be how do you rehabilitate these

1:25:52

cells, have you get them back incoherence

1:25:54

in communication with the body. But this

1:25:56

whole idea of war against we keep

1:25:59

showing the. The same principles are

1:26:01

applying. How do you fix a

1:26:03

solution externally with another country? Go

1:26:05

to war. Killer. More bombs, More

1:26:07

fucking machine guns, More chemical weapons

1:26:09

like chemotherapy. How do you deal

1:26:11

with cancer? All of these cells

1:26:13

are outlined. Kill. I'm Reno. Let's

1:26:15

put fuckin' radiation. That's nuts. Nukem.

1:26:17

With this this poison or this

1:26:20

poison. It's war war war. And

1:26:22

of what's out there is a

1:26:24

friendly fire. a hispanic or Alexander.

1:26:26

When. You'd kill the cancer cells. You're

1:26:28

also telling the stem cells that are keeping

1:26:31

you alive because it's only based on their

1:26:33

ability to divide. And cancer

1:26:35

cells divide. Stem cells divide and

1:26:37

when you put the chemo into

1:26:39

the says is doesn't distinguish between

1:26:41

the good cells in their cancer

1:26:43

cells. it just tells them. I

1:26:46

mean simple point is is. Killing. The

1:26:48

cancer seller is like is already to

1:26:51

you know you've already made the cancer

1:26:53

cell. The question was Kill The cancer

1:26:55

cell Didn't stop. What caused the cancer

1:26:57

cell. So. You're not even

1:26:59

dealing with the causes them problems dealing

1:27:01

with a consequence of the problem which

1:27:04

is not going to resolve it doesn't

1:27:06

results And war. it's the same fucking

1:27:08

thing with words like as this gonna

1:27:10

stop More is this gonna create peace?

1:27:12

Is all the war in the Middle

1:27:14

East that can agree. Every finally gonna

1:27:16

get to the solution where we've bombed

1:27:18

everybody and that know that's not the

1:27:20

way is. it's gonna be a rehabilitation

1:27:22

of the global organism. a new story

1:27:24

for new humanity. and we gotta move

1:27:26

beyond this war consciousness both within her

1:27:28

bodies. And within the body politic

1:27:31

of the world at large like these

1:27:33

ideologies are faulty. They're not fundamentally going

1:27:35

to lead to a solution that's going

1:27:37

to work. And that doesn't mean there

1:27:39

isn't specific times where are I cut

1:27:42

out this tumor. Are I make this

1:27:44

one thing the sig. This one aggressive

1:27:46

move which is absolutely necessary Yes, but

1:27:48

this antibiotic on your staff and sex

1:27:51

in. I understand that this is bacterial

1:27:53

cell as well, but nonetheless, the doesn't

1:27:55

belong here. We have to do something

1:27:57

about it. I'm. Not saying no line or.

1:28:00

There are no police, no military. know,

1:28:02

you know, know allopathic net. I'm not

1:28:04

saying that, but I'm saying use that

1:28:06

as the last resort. That's the last

1:28:08

fucking resort that use when there's literally

1:28:10

no other solutions. But we don't use

1:28:13

that as the last resort solution we

1:28:15

use that is the first line of

1:28:17

defense which is militarize and go to

1:28:19

war. And it's just not gonna fucking

1:28:21

work. That hasn't worked and it won't work. Nope.

1:28:24

Nope. A And you're right about

1:28:27

of ideas was you can be

1:28:29

different this time when it's never

1:28:31

been different, it's always been the

1:28:34

same or of others are a

1:28:36

red. As close as war does

1:28:38

not determine who's right. Worth determines

1:28:41

who's left a Cessna. Ah. Third,

1:28:46

Love and Ellis's wait upon are

1:28:48

we gonna respond to it and

1:28:51

add some again? I have to

1:28:53

say I really. Appreciate the opportunity

1:28:55

being here with the robbery because you're

1:28:57

to mean is the people that I

1:28:59

really see or the waking up people

1:29:01

the in other people that are seeing

1:29:04

a a different answer to the situation

1:29:06

and looking for give me another answer

1:29:08

because the other ones don't work anymore

1:29:10

the you know the cultural creatives the

1:29:12

audience know the was the say I'm

1:29:14

ready give me another direction less do

1:29:17

at him and so on and early

1:29:19

wanna say how much I present Thank

1:29:21

you. For. This opportunity for

1:29:23

letting me talk on your part for

1:29:25

words. As I said at the beginning,

1:29:28

it's an absolute honor because one of

1:29:30

the reasons why I have the consciousness

1:29:32

and ideas that I have. People like

1:29:34

yourself you know, your book biology a

1:29:36

belief was foundational and me real understanding

1:29:38

the cultural story that I've been told.

1:29:40

So it's been absolute honor and is

1:29:43

thanks so much for your history of

1:29:45

work and the continued work that your

1:29:47

continue to do I'm sure to your

1:29:49

last breath because it's you're very nature

1:29:51

to to stand. And and speak the truth from

1:29:53

your, from your heart and from your mind. That.

1:29:57

Is a very much the absolutely thank you

1:29:59

everybody. The to and we love you and will see you

1:30:01

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1:30:05

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1:30:07

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1:30:09

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