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Welcome to the Future Chia Podcast. I'm Leon Fitzpatrick. And I'm Jos Stowa.

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And we'll be talking about everything from Taoism to design to traditional Chinese

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medicine and everything in between. And we talk about how to make purpose out of life and life out of purpose, whatever that means.

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Join us for our next amazing adventure into the unknown.

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Music.

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We can just keep going. Yeah, welcome back to the nice nature here.

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It's so lovely and peaceful here. and just before I cleaned the table for the

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recording, Kirsten found a nice white-tailed spider.

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And apparently, according to Kirsten's word, they'll kill you more than a redback. You'll be more dead.

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So I'm still trying to work out what it means, they'll kill you more than a

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redback. They always say that fate's worse than death.

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So the worse than death is other death, more death.

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And I most likely looked at that because it's a tiny little spider. spider

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and when it sits on you the acid actually

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dissolves the skin and cause all kinds of

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reactions and you die yeah i've never heard of this though yeah

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i've never heard of it i've heard of redbacks obviously and we've got yeah this

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i think the sydney funnel web is one of the most venomous spiders in the world

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and it's a domestic spider and then we've got the white the white tail i never

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knew about this white tail i said first i'm hearing about this yeah people die

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right it's right so it doesn't even bite you it just drops acid on you yeah

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it's some kind of acid on you. Unfortunately, you don't hallucinate. You just... At least you have a good time before you die.

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And it dissolves the flesh and then suddenly sort of... I'm just going to do

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a quick check on the... Yeah, excuse me for a second.

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All right. It gives some sort of skeleton look for a while and then there's no flesh left.

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I've got to look this up after I leave and get home safely. I'm going to look

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up whitetail spiders. Yeah, in case you get home. Right.

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Well, one finds it in the car. At least we've got the podcast out.

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Someone's gonna have to publish it, Yeah, I'll have to make sure nothing is attached to my car too, you know.

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So we're going to keep watch out for tiny spiders, snakes. Big spiders.

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And dangerous kangaroos. Yeah, they're quite aggressive. They can be aggressive.

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Yeah, the other day one came up to me and said, look, you better back off, mate.

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So I thought, okay. He said that? Or was he? Was he talking? That's even worse.

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I thought he told you a verbal warning. That was a look at the eyes. Actually?

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Yeah. They got some, they look like they got business on all the time.

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They always. Going somewhere? Yeah.

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Yeah. They always look like they got things to do. Something to do.

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Yeah. There was politics going on because we're surrounded by them. We got hundreds here.

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And you can really tell they got politics.

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Yeah. But it's. It's just, they got their own sort of like agenda with people

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who are trying to rule them. Yeah. Trying to control them and freedom of speech.

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And all kind of like, you can tell. Yeah. I think they would,

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it'd be good to have them mixed in society. society, so at least then we'd have

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some people who actually set up the... Yeah, I was trying to get them inside

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and if I want to see what they're going to do, represent it in parliament maybe, you know.

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All of our knees? Yeah, I would vote for a kangaroo over almost anybody right now.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, see, especially, yeah, that's pretty... And we have an unofficial,

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you know, our flag is kind of whatever. Our flag's got a Union Jack in it, right? With boxing gloves.

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Yeah, but at the moment it has a Union Jack and it has Southern Cross,

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right, Constellation and a Star Representing Federation. But our unofficial flag is a boxing kangaroo. And I sort of think that should

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be probably, we should probably make that the proper flag. Yeah, the world would know. Yeah, but you know kangaroos in charge. Yeah.

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I mean, it's amazing. They look like they can, they really understand martial art.

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Yeah, but you look at them when they stand up and they're like, they actually have packed muscles and like really strong legs, very strong core.

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Yeah, the boss, the king, he's taller than me. He's like 2 meter 40 or something

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like that. He's a big boy. He's just like, he's got one of

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the most developed deltoids that make bodybuilders look like. like, silly.

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Yeah. I saw a meme that said kangaroos just look like deer that had been working

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out because they had a really similar face, but then that is like really crazy

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chest muscles and muscles and all that is there, they eat the grass.

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This is incredible. So they're vegan. Yeah, maybe you should follow that example

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and just go follow them and just sit on the grass.

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You should actually do a post about it, saying you've gone to the all-grass kangaroo diet.

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Be really serious about it, though, and then show everyone your muscles in the

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end. Look, I got these muscles just from grass. Yeah. Yeah, we've got another interesting few weeks here.

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So it's obviously getting more and more obvious now that we're moving into some

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kind of control factor, and it's getting more and more obvious that obviously

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Obviously, there are forces who are trying to control us. It's getting more and more obvious.

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Well, it's almost blatant because we had, there's a whole, you can see the news.

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Australia is never in the news for good reasons. It's either because of spiders that dissolve your skin, we just mentioned, or snakes.

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Or it's like our stupid draconian laws that we did through COVID.

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Or at least recently, our brilliant leaders, leader, went off to Twitter,

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Elon Musk, you know, excellent platform about censorship.

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Saying, oh, there's these violent videos on Twitter.

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That's a good reason to censor everything and to control what you see.

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And they tried this, obviously, they've been trying this since COVID and before

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COVID, and now there's another layer, and they're trying to pass misinformation

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bills, and they're basically trying to fine Elon Musk $700,000 a day if he doesn't

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like it. And it was to do with the priest that got stabbed. So there was a stabbing video, someone attacked a priest, and they said this

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is sensitive, so people shouldn't be watching this, and we should use that as

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a reason to take it down. And Elon said, no, this is what freedom of speech is. It should be up.

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The priest who got stabbed said, yes, you should leave it up because people

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need to see what happened. But that's a very overt, very obvious. And then obviously people have been dragging

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Albanese through the mud for the past couple of weeks because he said, stop memeing about me.

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Which, as you know, when you tell someone to stop memeing, they'll just make

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more memes. Oh, yeah. I was one of them.

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I created you. I know you follow these guys. So you're probably the most engaged follower, right?

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Yeah. Craig Kelly just did a competition, like, collect the top 70 memes against Albie.

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It's amazing. Like, we're living in, if you have a good sense of humor,

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it's quite entertaining. It is. Well, you look at, like, it just shows how out of touch he is and people like him because,

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You should know, culturally speaking, if you say, don't make a meme about me,

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the first thing people will do is like, I'm going to do that. Then you don't understand what these things are and what they mean to people.

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And we share them and we laugh about them because above all, it's joke, it's humor.

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So he's saying, don't be funny, right?

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Like, all right, you know, how dare you? So you must be just completely on another plane in existence.

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The lowest vibration possible, I think, is where these people are sitting because they have no humor.

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They just want to control everyone. Yeah, the way I think it,

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because I've been listening to quite a few insights from all kinds of experts, like Greg Brayden.

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He's great. We should talk about him. I mean, he's probably one of the most

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important men to listen to at the moment because he's really got an enormous

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understanding of what goes on. And there's a few other on that sort of category, but they all say it's a fundamental

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battle between two forces. Yeah.

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And always has been. Yeah. I mean, the whole idea in the Taoist is it's been

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like that. It's yin and yang. Yes. if it's the force between good and bad

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it's not so much the case from a taoist perspective from a

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taoist perspective it's just creating a polarity so

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we can have a feel to operate in yeah so we

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can identify ourself and understand who we are yeah because coming down down

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in the physical it's it's the the only means is to build our true self more

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make ourself stronger make ourself more more in the sense of what we see what

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we are we need to go into a compressed condensed

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dimension in order to find ourselves,

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in order to build something better. As soon as you return, we are stronger.

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So obviously we have the choice to go in here.

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So from the Taurus perspective, this battle between these two forces is this

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field that creates polarity. But I've never seen it to the level where it's now actually taking such a hold

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on us. Yeah, it's impossible to avoid even, I think.

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I don't want to say normal people, but people who don't seem engaged in this

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side of things, let's say. You know, there's a lot of people who just follow the mainstream,

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believe the news, you know, read the news, watch TV, consume,

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all the things that are just normal for a lot of people. And I think I was listening to, it might have been one of the Greg Braden ones.

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It was one of the ones on Alex Ferrari's podcast, which is, I'll remember the name in a second.

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The Next Level Soul. Next Level Soul. Yeah, yeah. And he said,

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someone said, everyone feels it now.

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Yeah. And not everyone can verbalize it or put it in context or,

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you know, I don't think anyone can understand it 100%, but at least we can be aware of it.

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But it's like no one can avoid this at the moment. And everyone's dealing with this in different ways.

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It's sending some people further down if they're at a low level.

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And some people are going, look, this is this just is a validation or a signal

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or a sign that, yes, all these things that we believe and feel to be true are

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real and they're happening. And it can't avoid the energies clashing the polarities you

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know the intensification of everything you know

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you can just read about war and identity issues and politics and censorship

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and control and if you put those together you can see that things are headed

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it feels in a very very in a very dark way but at the same time it's there's

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a huge amount of people looking like i mean i just drove here listening to alex

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friday's podcast and i was listening to one before with you know,

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Greg Braden and, you know, I'm driving, you know.

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Through the mountains listening to this amazing information,

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you know, and in the touch of a finger I can listen to this stuff,

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I can access this and watch a YouTube video. So, while there seems to be, it's very easy to get dragged down into the murk

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and the depths and the darkness and focusing on it, you can, the amount of information coming out is amazing.

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And even on his podcast, he was talking, he was talking about a medium or someone

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channeling like Thoth and these people from ancient cultures, right? Yeah, yeah.

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And they're saying, he's saying the channels are opening up These people are

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showing up, these people or beings or reincarnations or whatever you want to

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call them are showing up a lot now. Yeah. More and more and more. It's like it's widening because it's...

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I think there's an opportunity people are being open to or maybe more in tune to it.

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Because it's needed. Needed, yeah. Yeah, because where are you going to get

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the real information from? Right. So, yeah, because you can't list, yeah, the news is used by the lower forces

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or the dark forces or whatever that polarity, other opposite force is. Yeah, yeah.

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The one that tries to get us away from our divinity. Yeah. From our spirituality.

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And an interesting fact is that one of the battles method they use is to destroy

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the bodily function that take us to our own divinity, to our own spirit, of course.

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And I've seen that first with the vaccines because the vaccines,

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from a Chinese medicine perspective, impact immediately on the kidney qi,

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on the jing, on this qi high.

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Because I observed it over and over. Every time I worked with that vaccine,

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I could see, qi, it's working on kidney.

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Kidney is your connection to spirit. So let's call that one what it is.

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That's gene therapy. That's an mRNA. That's intervention. mentioned,

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it's not what you even consider a vaccine, right? I know what you're talking about.

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Let's call it what it is. They are labeled. Exactly. But it's not a vaccine, is it?

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It's like the more I read about that, the more it's obvious that it is.

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Yeah. It has nothing to do with protecting people of COVID. Nothing.

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Absolutely nothing. It's not even actually attacking COVID.

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It's a city. It's SV40, a simian virus in it.

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The more you read about that, the more people who are extremely intelligent,

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who are looking at data and following this stuff and look at the ingredients

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are like ringing an alarm bell at the point the alarm bell is broken.

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But we need to really say, in case you are vaccinated, when you listen to this

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and you have been vaccinated, I've seen, and you feel like it's having impact

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on you, I've seen incredible repair.

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Yeah. It's Pristina's medicine. Yeah. Because the fact is we can repair.

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Yeah. Yeah. And obviously they're trying to keep those information away from everyone.

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Yeah. And once again, it's part of that war. Yeah. Well, a strategy is just

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keep people away from accessing your divinity.

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Yeah, well, then you go, that's, you know, everything happens for a reason.

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I think you mentioned last podcast or two ago that part of the whole,

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a lot of people are departing, leaving as part of the awakening.

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It's part of a system, which doesn't validate death at ever.

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But there's this idea that people are checking out.

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But it's also like if you've been injured by this stuff and you're aware of

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that, you won't go and put yourself in front of that gun again.

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There's a benefit to this, right? If you realize that these things, and I understand that A,

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you feel that it happened when you took it, or B, you've seen people drop dead

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or have bizarre heart conditions at young ages or accelerated aging or the unbelievable

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amount of side effects, the kids that have been killed.

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You won't necessarily, again, step outside without that armor on this time.

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So if you can, you are, you have had that done and you can, like you said,

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we didn't, a year or two ago, like it was, you know, maybe a death sentence,

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but now you understand that it can be fixed or repaired. That's a good starting point. Of course, the body has got healing powers that

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can't be destroyed if you have the intent set to heal yourself.

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As soon as you make the decision to heal yourself, as soon as you make the decision,

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that's it, I'm going to change myself. I'm going to get a grip of my own divinity. I get a grip of the Tao.

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And the moment you make that decision, in Chinese medicine referred to as Ming,

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you return to your destiny, you claim your destiny.

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That can be done at any age and can be done at any progression of a pathology of ill health.

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As soon as you make the decision, that's it, I'm going to make,

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I take charge of myself and I'm going to get a grip and I'm going to embrace my divinity, my light.

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In that moment, you're connecting to that healing power. And in that moment,

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bang, that connection is made and you will start healing your gate.

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And those other people, those forces were trying to take you away from that,

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they don't have a control over that.

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They can't control our intent because it's our intent that switches it towards

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healing and power and strength, but we need to actually act on it.

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And obviously, as those experts say.

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It's by fear that it stops you of going into that intent. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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And so anything that's fear-voking is basically we need to understand now it's a war strategy.

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Anything that generates fear means, okay, there's a force behind that tries

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to put me away from my divinity. Yeah. It's a strategy of the bad boys. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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No. It's a strategy. It works. So anything, when I see something and I can see

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there's a fear hidden signal in there, then immediately, okay,

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bad boys. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bad boys.

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And so in that moment, boom, ward off. Ward off, just don't go there.

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Because the moment when we're experiencing fear, in that moment,

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what happens is energetically, you actually, because fear resonates with your

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kidney, and in the kidneys, that switch towards the divinity, which is why Chi Hai.

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And in the moment when you have fear, you're actually turning the switch in

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the other direction. You're actually cutting off from divinity.

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So learning how to deal with fear is actually the most important thing to become spiritual.

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Yeah, yeah. That was what I was just listening to, that medium who was channeling

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thought, those kangaroo hopping by as we're talking.

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It's a little one though, it's okay. That's cute.

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Was sort of explaining when you look at you know

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isolation when we look at a lot of things in isolation so i

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embody your health and everyone's saying you know it's about just gut health

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or just about mental health or just about this and a lot of

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the thing we have is you can't look at an isolationist view of anything really

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and treat it that way it's just as i say imagine a thimble full of water that

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represents you and fear being a food coloring like a red food coloring you put

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a drop of the food coloring in the thimble it's all going great that fear is

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everywhere but if If you look at a larger picture of everything in the ocean,

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and you put the same drop of food coloring in that ocean,

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it's far, far weaker or far less of an importance. It's part of it.

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It's part of the whole thing. It's part of that, but it's not coloring all of the ocean.

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It's just a part of the thing that you deal with. But by being part of a larger

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system, a larger circle, a larger, you know, not isolating things,

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then you get a sense that it's not as powerful as it needs to be.

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And that's probably the most powerful weapon we have. I was watching or listening

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to a podcast by, I can't remember his name, but it's on the Sean Ryan show,

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which is a really interesting show. Someone who's, I think, ex-military in telecommunications had a lot of understanding

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and expertise around 4G, 5G, all these kinds of technologies,

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which are not what people think they are. He said there's a lot of misinformation around that. But he did say,

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he's like, the most devastating weapons that we have now are coming out of Silicon Valley.

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And it's like your phones because that can

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be the channels like tiktok or whatever any channel

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can be hijacked by people and they just

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know how to turn their fifth tap on because they can control

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the information that's coming out of there even they know you're attached to

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it you're obsessed with the the phone because you're clicking on it you're reading

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it day and night and they know that how to manipulate people today so that he's

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like the worst stuff he's ever seen far more damaging than nuclear weapons or

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anything is this there's those things that we all carry with us yeah yeah Yeah,

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from a Chinese medicine perspective, once again,

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you need to evoke the fear first because that's kidney.

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In the five element theory, the kidney is water that nourishes the wood.

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So the next step after evoking fear is to evoke to make people angry.

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Because that then, now, what it does, it actually nourishes that switch that

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you move away from divinity.

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Now you're actually giving it food by anger. Now you're completely separating yourself from it.

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Because the next thing is that the wood nourishes the fire, and the fire is

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the seed of the soul and the heart. So what you're doing now, when you act on fear and then become angry as a second

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stage, age, that anger, and you act on the anger, it now acts on the heart,

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and what it does, it actually separates yourself from your soul.

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You actually eject the soul. Right. And that's when it becomes a bad thing. Yeah, that's actually a strategy they're doing.

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When you look at it, first the fear, then they're putting images in to make you angry. Yeah.

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And now it acts on the liver. Yeah. And now you don't have the support from

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the divinity because there's no water supporting the wood.

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Would now you're acting on the heat in the liver and

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now that heat in the liver be that anger goes to the fire to

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the heart and what it does it actually burns the

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soul you actually that strategy actually is

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designed to to kill your soul right and then if that's when that happens you

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can be manipulated controlled then once you kill your soul you become you are

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now you're an empty vessel and you're an empty vessel because obviously the

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whole the body is like and in that moment moment is an antenna, it's an instrument.

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And in that moment, whatever the messages are that these bad boys are transmitting,

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you are actually tagging on and you become it. Right. So you're a zombie.

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You become an executioner of their messages. Zombie. You're sort of an antenna because you're empty.

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Look at, I mean, I come from the country. Hitler did exactly the same thing.

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First the fear, then the anger. And so from fear to anger, from anger to moving away from your spirit,

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and now Now you're taking on an agenda, a belief that is in line with the narrative of a darkness.

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Yeah, and their narrative is hate or negativity or darkness, right?

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Yeah, because that's part of the... Or you become, you channel that,

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so then you become, which is why everyone... Yeah, hate is destruction,

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yeah. How did Nazi Germany happen?

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And you go, well, now we can, it's pretty clear. Yeah. Right?

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And the more we do it again and again, the clearer it becomes.

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It always has been a method. Yeah, right. If you want to be an instrument of

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the bad boys, of the dark wars, that's the progression.

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Fear weakens the kidney. Then it can nourish the liver. You know, the anger comes up. Now it burns the soul.

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And now you have no understanding of your true self anymore.

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And that's exactly what I've seen. Like people before the pandemic, I thought I knew and were completely brainwashed

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because of that fear, anger, and then burning the soul.

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Suddenly I just talked to them. I said, who are you?

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I couldn't see them. It seemed like it happened very fast. yeah it's very sudden

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within two three years yeah yeah but you're right like we became afraid then,

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if you're not afraid along with me there's something wrong with you and then

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it's like let's blame the people yeah didn't contribute because they're the

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ones holding us back from going back to normal yeah it's the classic thing right

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let's all get back to normal anyone who's not going along with this is

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bad and then there were news articles in the you know our

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wonderful newspapers we have here in our own world like super spreader

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you know outside and then it was like we pick someone to

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hate on because that one person went over the border

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to melbourne new south wales and spread the fire and then

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you target these people these i think grossly unjust unfair and unjust to actually

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pick those people on publisher you know it's shameful but it was also rallying

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around that and therefore denim sent those people to look for other people who

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fit that that the person who's not going along with everything it's the we all honor the.

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White conformists but the dead troublemakers that's the whole part

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of society is we we love our rebels in movies and

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in music and in books but when it came the rubber

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hit the road in real life it was like it was the opposite yeah

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right it's hysterical and there's movies coming out at the same time about there

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was a star wars series that came out and it's like the they called andor was

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actually actually really good series because they've been in a lot of garbage

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lately but it's one of the better ones but the ad campaign for andor was like

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rebel against the empire and the The ad campaign was almost this like Banksy

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style, like spray paint. Yeah. And I'm driving past this. This is like a couple of years ago.

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I'm like, well, we're still trying to get away from this whole,

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you know, mask, check-in, vaccinate thing.

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And then there was this like ad campaign for a TV show saying rebel against

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the empire and reject the oppression. But without a note of irony there.

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We can pretend this exists, but it's fantasy. It's very true.

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The way I look at it, because whenever I speak about it, it's not like rehashing

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the past and say, people tell me, you've got to get over it.

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I said, no, it's about learning. Yeah, absolutely. It's about, we really need to learn. We need to understand.

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We have seen, we have witnessed the application of a strategy to destroy the soul.

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We have seen how bigger forces running via the government or legislation are

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designed to move you away from your true self in order to become a slave of

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them. We have seen this. Yeah.

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And so if we don't learn from that, the next time they do it,

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they're going to take it all the way.

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Yeah. And I think the, well, I guess I would say unfortunate worst part is not even the government.

23:35

It's coming from these private entities like the World Health Organization and the WEF.

23:40

These are unelected people. They're not even pretending to care.

23:43

Well, they're all part of the bad boys. Right. But they're the ones,

23:46

the governments are just like, yeah, fine, we'll just do that for whatever reason.

23:48

I think they're just almost, not benign, but they're just enacting some other

23:51

thing that's coming from somewhere completely different. Yeah. The way I understand it is because when you look at WF,

23:56

when you look at the- To be called WT.

23:58

Yeah. When you look at the WHO, when you look at Bill Gates,

24:01

when you look at those, Klaus Schwab, when you look at those people,

24:03

those people have handed themselves over to tech companies.

24:08

These are the people who handed themselves over to something that's going to

24:12

replace the bodily functions.

24:15

Yep. Yeah? So they're putting synthetics in their body. They're using synthetic

24:19

meats. They're using synthetic foods. They're using all kinds of chemicals in order.

24:24

They even talk about putting your consciousness on a chip. Yeah,

24:28

this is… Replacing bodily function with computer chips in your brain.

24:31

Yeah, transhumanism. Yeah, transhumanism. and obviously

24:34

when you look at that that's what they're

24:37

doing they already are in many ways have actually

24:40

detached themselves from their divinity they

24:44

already are like an instrument of that artificial dark force or whatever you

24:49

want to call it so they are already like look with Albanese Albanese is just

24:53

what 10 boosters what's wrong well no way like so he says yeah bullshit maybe 20 boosters,

25:04

The guy had so many Yeah but I can I believe that Because his brain is gone.

25:11

He's like Maybe he just dissolved And leaked out of his ear Or something And

25:14

then he's also On Ozempic I believe You think so? Yeah because he was fat Was he fat?

25:20

And then he lost weight Very quickly He may be chubby He wasn't fat was he?

25:23

But then he's probably He looks weird though But then he's probably Who knows

25:26

what he's on What kind of education he's on I don't know I mean he's The guy

25:29

is not Not sleeping well I mean I don't think I think he's peaceful,

25:35

but he's using a lot of, what I'm saying is he's using a lot of chemicals and

25:39

synthetics, and these have blocked the switch that takes them into the soul, into the spirit.

25:46

So you have no empathy, no- When you see his behavioral patterns, they're not-

25:53

They're detached from people. I mean, that just sounds like a politician,

25:57

but you're right. Yeah, but what are politicians? Yeah, I don't know. Are they handing themselves over? Are they the puppets?

26:03

It seems, I don't know, it's hard. How do they become the puppets? I don't know.

26:06

Well, I guess you just, you find yourself in a system and you just keep going

26:09

through that system and to get to where you want to get to, you have to hand over bit by bit, right?

26:15

Like it's, I think I've used this reference before. There's a great book and

26:18

a movie called The Rainmaker. It's a John Grisham movie. Matt Damon and Dane DeVito, it's about someone basically

26:25

suing an insurance company for not paying out for their son who has cancer.

26:28

So Joy Grisham writes a lot of legal novels, so it's all law-based.

26:31

And it's a really great movie, but towards the end, spoiler alert,

26:35

if you haven't watched the movie, stop listening now for a minute. But basically, they win the trial, and it's his first, this lawyer,

26:40

Matt Damon's character, it's his first trial. And they find a manager way to beat this insurance company, and the payout is

26:45

in the hundreds of millions of dollars, and he crashes the insurance company, it's this huge thing.

26:51

And He's like, well, everyone's going to want that same magic.

26:55

They're going to want to win. They're going to want the magic. They're going to want the court cases. So I'm going to quit and do something

27:00

else because I can't give them that win because one day I'm going to wake up

27:03

and I'm going to be like those other big cat corporate lawyers because I'm going

27:07

to do whatever it takes to win. Because I'm going to basically, there's a line. It's like everyone feels a line

27:12

that they're going to cross over to do something that's not quite right to win.

27:15

And he's like, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to go somewhere completely different. So the moral was like essentially basically bit by bit,

27:20

you lose a bit of yourself, you cross a line, you cross another line.

27:24

Join the club you follow these things and eventually you've come you've gone so far,

27:28

let's say career-wise or financial-wise that

27:31

you've lost yourself back there the starting line or wherever you maybe wanted

27:34

to go and to do the thing that you think was right but he said basically i think

27:37

that happens in politics a lot i think a lot of people start with i want to

27:40

change something you know i want to be in power so i can help people and i see

27:44

a lot of this and i see politicians not doing their job but at some point you

27:47

get far enough for that system you must have, bit by bit cross those lines and there's a handful like alex

27:52

antic and a few people in australia who seem to be

27:55

holding that back a bit they're speaking out they're doing their

27:58

best possible way to to bring the truth out like craig

28:01

kelly and these guys but it seems like the general mainstream what

28:04

i'm going to call it those parties those mainstream parties are all kind of

28:07

at some point you've sold out or done something and you've maybe forgotten even

28:11

what that was so you may wake up at 20 years and realize this is not what we're

28:15

supposed to be part of a part of a club well the ones who will speak the truth

28:20

and will remain to be truth are actually Actually,

28:22

the politicians were committed to a natural life. Yes.

28:27

And so with Albanese, I mean, I know from some people, we know insiders,

28:33

he's highly vaccinated.

28:35

He's actually scared shitless. So for real, not just in public system? No, no, no, no, no. To go on this campaign

28:41

bus, he was so scared. You could not go on it unless you had four boosters.

28:46

Back in the day when the campaign was going on, he's scared shitless.

28:49

So, anyone who was scared shitless is already open to become an instrument of the dark forces.

28:56

I can't imagine a bus I'd want to be on less than that bus.

28:59

Yeah, I mean, that's like- Maybe for white-tailed spiders. Weird that is.

29:03

Even that, I'd have to think about it, because at least they're just following

29:05

natural law. They're just like doing their job. These people are like, anyway.

29:08

Yeah. Yeah. And so, obviously, because he's so scared.

29:14

And because I found that with a lot of the other people, when you look at Bill

29:17

Gates and these people, Ray Kurzweil, and- I'll tell you that in a second.

29:22

Yeah. Because they have one thing in common. They all are scared of death.

29:26

Yeah. Yes? Yeah. And if you have fear, what happens is you're disconnecting from the kidney.

29:33

Yeah. But the problem is if you have fear, you are prone to do things to your

29:39

body that are unnatural. Yeah. Because now the fear cuts you off from the wisdom that's stored in the

29:47

kidney connected to your heart because your heart got all the understanding

29:50

information that you need in order to succeed successfully in this path.

29:54

And fear now moves you away from it.

29:57

So now instead of getting guided intuitively from within, you're actually now

30:03

trying to overthinking and reason.

30:05

And of course, now with the fear, you're buying into whatever the agenda of

30:09

the bad boys is, such as, oh, you will get infected, you will die, that or like that.

30:13

Of course. Now, give me the chemicals to protect myself.

30:16

Give me the microchip in order to survive.

30:20

Yeah. Give me that, whatever I need, in order to put in my body so I can live. Yeah.

30:26

And that's an actual survival instinct. So it's not guided from your spirit.

30:30

It's guided from an idea, from an agenda.

30:33

Yeah. And I believe what happens is, obviously, if you do that,

30:38

now the kidney, which is instrumental for feeding the gene, the kidney gene

30:44

to the brain and actually fill the brain with chi that makes the brain function

30:49

effectively so that your interaction,

30:51

your behavior is actually compassionate and makes sense, is connected from within,

30:57

therefore connected to other people. Yeah. Because that's... But if you hand over to those chemicals and synthetics,

31:03

you're moving away from that now, this liquid of the kidney can't nourish the

31:08

brain and now the brain is drying out.

31:11

And now you get unreasonable behavioral patterns. And I've seen that with Albanese.

31:15

It just doesn't make any sense. Everything what he's saying now is either a delirium, is either some kind of

31:22

psychological disorder. I mean, he's going into madness. I just thought it was just part of the whole,

31:28

I don't know, someone else is writing his speeches for him, his talking points,

31:32

all the embarrassing shit. No, I don't see that anymore like that.

31:35

It's just like when you look at 30 years ago, politicians were reactive with

31:40

each other, but he was natural. Yeah, yeah. Especially, yeah, especially you look at like Australian politics

31:45

in England where in Parliament they yell at each other. Yeah, but he was natural. You could relate to it. Yeah.

31:51

Yeah. Of course, they called themselves names or whatever, but he was all part

31:56

of like, yeah, it was still, you could see the human, but no,

31:59

you can't see the human anymore. No, well, look at Biden.

32:02

Everyone's wondering who we're talking about. It's, you know,

32:04

he's also, like I mentioned, if you look up in the news recently,

32:06

he's made a fool of himself, Albanese.

32:09

But it's like Biden Biden doesn't look or sound like a human.

32:13

Yeah, he's riddled by fear. That's like another level of what? There's not connection to a kid yet anymore.

32:18

That switch is not there anymore. It's a bizarre, stuttering, empty shell of a person.

32:22

It's just completely bizarre on a whole level where you can't stitch a sentence together.

32:28

Doesn't know he's talking to reverse people who are dead and saying he just had a meeting with them.

32:32

Maybe he did. I don't know. Maybe he's gone. I doubt it.

32:36

Weird facial. Very, very weird facial features, even for someone who's old.

32:39

Old and just it's just the incoherence and it makes no sense and the behaviors

32:44

and then how that extends out to policies and different decisions that are being

32:48

made in the war you know it's this knock-on effect is unbelievable yeah it just

32:52

makes you think it's just not he's not in control of anything yeah but it's once again he's he's you can tell

32:58

he's part of the bad boys because it's a politics of fear yeah,

33:02

And so anything that brings fear in, you know exactly, all right.

33:05

Yeah. It's that person either handed over to them or it's already has depleted

33:11

their kidney on such a level that there is not lubrication in the brain anymore.

33:15

So that actually a true observation is not accessible anymore. Yeah.

33:19

So obviously what we need is like to understand the strategies.

33:24

Yeah. We are now living in a time we've got to look at, okay,

33:27

these are the signs of someone who has got a problem in the kidneys and the

33:32

liver, therefore leading to the opportunity to burn their soul.

33:36

Yeah, I think in the simple version of what you just said to me,

33:39

because if I could take away one thing from the past few years,

33:43

it was that if someone on the outside is trying to convince you of something

33:46

and trying to make you react with fear or anger to convince you of something

33:51

that they believe is true, and they're basically coming at you and prodding at you.

33:57

Then you know there's something wrong. Yeah. like it's number one number one yeah like i said with

34:02

news media community of people around you

34:05

when everyone's coming encroaching on you and telling you to

34:07

move you know telling you to shift your weight

34:10

stand to move out of the way because you're wrong there's a little meme about

34:13

that there was a crowd of people you know cartoon and it's just massive people

34:17

and there's one person standing in front of it and they're going like you're

34:20

wrong they cannot basically stop me like back off basically and i think a lot

34:25

of this stuff i look at what's triggering for me has been And...

34:30

Bullies and narcissists and people who

34:33

you're doing your thing and you're

34:36

on you're trying to make sense of life in your path and then

34:39

someone's coming in and telling you you're wrong to move off your path because

34:42

their path is right because someone told them they read in the newspaper or

34:46

someone told them that this is the right thing to do and if you're not doing

34:49

the right thing then you're not on board and you're a problem and therefore

34:52

then which again what you mentioned turned into anger went from you're stupid

34:56

to you're going to kill my grandma or whatever,

34:59

You're the reason why I can't go to work or whatever, you know.

35:02

But I see that. That's the thing that was a switch for me, going, I don't like that.

35:06

That was beyond everything else. I could land all this about everything else as well.

35:10

But the very simple thing was if someone's trying to derail you or move you

35:14

away from your thing without having any understanding or respect for your part, that's a alarm bell.

35:19

Yeah. The rule number one is always like a true master, a true leader would

35:23

never tell you on behalf about what you should do.

35:27

Yeah. they're waiting for you to ask them. Yeah, I've experienced that.

35:31

They're not allowed to speak unless you ask. Yeah. So therefore,

35:34

they have to live by example. A true leader has to live by example so that people get interested and curious.

35:42

About what they achieve. Then the questions will come in. And the questions are now on a level where

35:49

they come from the heart, from the curiosity. And because now you've got the connection established via curiosity,

35:55

What thereby now comes as a response is now perceived by the person because

36:01

there's actually a connection. But if someone comes up and tells you, do this, do this, do that,

36:06

do that, or opposes rules on you, that means it's already a design to suppress you.

36:12

And anything that suppresses you, it's not spiritual. No.

36:16

So, therefore, we just know, like, we're just, we, it never has been an issue

36:21

till a few years ago, yeah? But now we really have, we are really faced with that, what the tone of the future is.

36:30

Yeah. Yes? So the result of that is obviously I see this now more and more that

36:36

people are just waking up and don't want that shit anymore.

36:40

It's just like, okay, what do I do? That's why I'm doing so much work with my YouTube.

36:47

You've got to get strong. You've got to get healthy. It's number one.

36:52

It's just like we need to practice. You've got to get up early and just get in touch with your chi.

36:59

That's the only way forward. yeah i mean they and that's

37:02

it's interesting because while you promote that

37:05

because you want people to know about it people need to be looking for that

37:08

to find it yeah if they go looking for i'm lost what to do or i'm feeling this

37:12

and sick and there's all these paths right like we most of medicine go there's

37:16

mental health there's physical health there's pathology there's endless you

37:19

imagine it with this like imagine like a single point but all these different

37:22

roads into that single yeah people might be googling something different asking

37:25

someone looking for something you know it could be something like is it you know headaches or this or you know a reaction to,

37:31

mrna or it could be you know does it with my life

37:34

and lost direction so they're looking for it and what you create then is is

37:38

like at least people looking they have to be looking for it and asking the question

37:41

instead of you going explaining to everyone this is the way to do things it's

37:44

got it's it's much better do what you're doing and make people aware that it's

37:48

happening but they want to need to go in there and watch it and then do something

37:50

about it yeah because there's no,

37:53

shortcut there's no simple thing there's no take a pill it's here's the things you can to do yeah.

38:00

To be aware of it and to want something about it. And like you said,

38:03

then you go looking for people who have, you're not reacting to the fear and

38:08

you're not over here saying, we're all going to die and it's all over.

38:11

You're like, well, I'm going to go that way because that person's got something that I can work with.

38:15

Otherwise, you go to somewhere else who just gives you an isolationist and give you a simpler solution.

38:20

Another thing is obviously, and that's once again, that comes from the Taoist,

38:23

the more the polarity becomes obvious, and that's what we're seeing now.

38:28

The more the fronts are clearer, the more you actually are drawn to that, what you need. Yeah.

38:35

Yes? Yeah. So now we can see the strategy these bad boys are doing.

38:42

And as a result of that is we know what we don't want.

38:46

Yeah. But because we know what we don't want, what is good for us will stand out.

38:52

Yeah. Whereas, for example, the stuff I was always talking about before COVID

38:57

didn't have that impact because the polarity wasn't as established.

39:01

It wasn't really that necessary. It wasn't that essential. So talking about

39:06

changing your life is not really that important.

39:09

And whatever politician said, he didn't really care.

39:15

Australia was a great country to that. I remember that in 2000,

39:17

when the GSD came through, you're like, oh my God, now forget that day.

39:21

Like all my clients, oh shit, the GSD is coming through.

39:24

Oh, and then six months later, no one spoke about it anymore because everyone

39:28

knew how to work with that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, obviously Australia is the country where you just do your own business, yeah? Yeah.

39:34

And you find your way. And whenever a politician said something, oh yeah, whatever.

39:39

Yeah. You know, people didn't really take care. Yeah. And didn't take notice.

39:43

And I mean, it was amazing how it didn't impact on us to fit with that.

39:51

People were doing their stuff. Yeah. And we had freedom and we lived it up.

39:54

Yeah. And then the first time, obviously, bang, it hit on us.

39:57

Yeah. Yeah. And then obviously suddenly all these chief health officers and

40:02

these premiers became like an absolute thorn in the eye. Really quickly. Like, yeah, bang.

40:07

And then the polarity it created as a result of that is something just like, wow.

40:11

Are yeah i wonder what yeah and daniel andrews

40:15

and these little guys you know how can they live with themselves you know

40:17

like probably not well i don't think they're having a good time yeah it's

40:20

just you know this there must be on the state of white there must understand

40:26

must feel something from it yeah i've seen that it destroyed like the life of

40:30

millions of people yeah yeah and so but the fact is people see this now and

40:36

as a result of that is they're drawn to,

40:39

the real teaching is now standing out. Yeah.

40:43

It's just like, how many people I get messages all the time.

40:46

How many people are listening? Totally straight person. I've been listening to this podcast.

40:51

Have you heard of Greg Braden? Yeah. I read this book. It's called Tao Te Ching. Have you heard of it? Really? Really?

41:01

Yeah. Tell me about that one. I don't know. Who wrote it?

41:11

So it's just more and more and more suddenly you know just

41:14

waking up you know i'm getting sent podcasts all the time

41:17

like this i i get so many that i can't have

41:19

time i don't have time we talked about that during the week well like i don't i

41:22

gotta put a lit like prioritize when listen to and because it's too much yeah

41:27

it's gone for not enough yeah you're you know like you used you know all that

41:31

research you used to do you had to go and look for it books and in libraries

41:36

and finding old copies that are out of print or DVDs.

41:40

Is that true, right? You know, a DVD someone passed around. Where's that DVD? I need to watch that because there's that thing in there.

41:45

And now it's just like, I don't have time.

41:49

30 years ago, 40 years ago, when I got into it, 85, I got into this all.

41:55

And that was the first new aid shop in Canberra. That was the first one.

41:58

And then it was in Sydney. Okay. And in order to buy books from there, I was in Bundaberg then and I had to fly

42:06

down to that bookshop in Sydney and then spend a whole day and just looking at all the books. Yeah.

42:12

And I had no idea what I was looking for and just like everything was like, wow.

42:17

And then I had something to read, but no one knew what I was talking about.

42:23

Yeah. And there was nothing else. And so if you go into an ordinary bookshop,

42:28

you just couldn't talk a lot. Even Deepak Chopra back in the day was like- Pretty awesome.

42:33

Yeah, was still pretty- Radical, yeah. Yeah, it was still French.

42:36

And then suddenly it just like became mainstream, yeah?

42:40

And now it's not even mainstream anymore. It's like outdated.

42:45

Oh, well, it's just like- It's too normal.

42:48

It's just really boring. No, but I'd never heard anyone in the last few years

42:54

quoting Deepak Chopra. No, actually, you're right. Yeah?

42:56

He was sort of ahead of the curve and now he's behind it, I guess.

42:58

Yeah, yeah. What do you mean? It's like, when you read it, it seems like so outdated. Well,

43:04

I think as soon as you go on Oprah or whatever, it's like, all right, now you're all...

43:08

What a reason. I don't know. Yeah, apparently, she's still going.

43:12

I don't... It is like... It's just... And then other people obviously suddenly

43:17

stand out that never stood out before. Yeah, true. Yeah? Yeah. It's just...

43:22

So we're living in a very interesting time But the fact is, everyone now knows

43:28

someone who has got the relevant tool.

43:30

Everyone knows someone. You can say 50% of the people are involved with the teachings.

43:40

Oh, okay, like in periphery or related to the culture. Everyone who would never

43:45

heard of the teachings will have someone in their immediate proximity,

43:49

in their family, who is actually reading the teachings. things here.

43:53

Yeah. Whereas when I, back in 40 years ago, when I talked about Alice Bailey

43:58

or Madame Blavatsky, Theothopic of Society, that was normal. Yeah. Yeah.

44:04

You know, what's that? It's just some vomiting material. Blah, blah, blah, blah.

44:12

I couldn't talk to anyone about it. Yeah. And so it was foreign. Yeah.

44:18

It was not available. But now you can actually mention any sort of stuff and there's someone there.

44:24

Look at acupuncture 40 years ago. Yeah, that's true.

44:27

There was one person in Queensland who did acupuncture. Yeah.

44:30

And now there's in every corner. Yeah. Well, I mean, not quite,

44:33

but yeah. Yeah, you do see it a lot more now.

44:36

So we definitely see a massive, like a massive rise of the solutions.

44:43

Yeah. And look at how many supplements we can get now. And look at the techniques

44:49

we have now. Wow, like ashwagandha is in everything now.

44:52

You look at, you're in a shopping aisle. It's like ashwagandha soft drink after sugar, the snacks.

44:56

You know, like it's kind of almost over the top, but it's good because at least

45:00

people are going to read that and go, what's, why is this?

45:02

It yeah why is ashwagandha why medicinal mushrooms like none

45:05

of those one things are a solution but it's interesting where it's it's you can go

45:08

like especially here in our supermarkets in the health food aisle a lot of stuff

45:11

that's got nootropics all these sorts of things that you never would have seen

45:15

a couple even a couple few years ago that's available and then i guess at least

45:18

people are either looking for that yeah or they're going to look at it and go

45:20

what is that and maybe look at research about it or someone they've known has

45:25

mentioned it before yeah this This is all a good thing.

45:27

Yeah. And why that's so important is because once you start having these smart

45:33

drinks like ashwagandha. Astragalus, remania, once you start putting those substances in your body without

45:39

changing anything, what happens is it builds up your kidney,

45:43

chi, it builds up your spleen and you're becoming sensitive to toxins.

45:47

So you take those products for a while without knowing what you're doing.

45:51

Yeah. You suddenly have a cheese bun or a donut and, ooh.

45:57

It suddenly doesn't taste right. Yeah. This is the interesting thing that those

46:01

supplements, those substances, those herbs actually inspire you to change yourself

46:06

from within because you suddenly have an experience in yourself about, wow, this feels good.

46:11

And then you have these Dunkin' Donuts.

46:14

Dunkin'. Dunkin' is that good. D-U-N-K-I-N. Dunkin'.

46:19

Dunkin' Donuts, yeah, yeah. If you have herbs and supplements for a while and

46:24

then you have a donut, you go, what is that? What a rush though,

46:27

but yeah, no, it's not. No, I can't either. It's just like the body rejects it because what happens is now it feels artificial.

46:35

Remember though, your father always brought the ding-dongs on from America.

46:38

Yeah, yeah, ding-dongs, Twinkies. Twinkies, yeah. I mean, there was no net. No.

46:44

I remember that because I remember I had a box.

46:47

I used to bring it back all the time and everybody used to ask for them, but they're like, the cardboard box is really thin and all of them,

46:52

the things inside are like, well, just compress into nothing if you squash it.

46:55

Yeah. So I had to like make like boxes for them so they wouldn't get,

46:58

you know, because like you look at it wrong and it just collapses like a two-dimensional entity.

47:01

But there's like, I remember you reading the label on the box.

47:04

I can't find any food in it. Yeah. There's no ingredients.

47:08

But obviously what happens is if you eat those things on a regular basis,

47:12

you're actually introducing substances, chemicals in your body.

47:17

And those chemicals now actually switching the switch in the kidney towards fear. Yeah.

47:23

Yeah. Right. Yeah, those substances actually move you away from accessing your

47:28

jing in the kidney, your power, and then move the switch in the other direction.

47:33

So they're actually preparing the grounds for fear.

47:36

Yeah. So you could say a strategy by the bad boys was to give everyone donuts.

47:43

Yeah, donuts or Twinkies. Twinkies and all kind of like chemicals that are sweet.

47:49

Weed, and that then in the kidney switch you towards the fear.

47:54

Then you introduce a pandemic. Yeah, no, that seems to work. It's all- Well, not only you can- It's an incredible

48:00

strategy. The next step is then you don't even have to even go outside to get

48:02

them. You just get someone to like Uber Eats to deliver you donuts.

48:05

Yeah. Because you can do that now anything. Yeah, and then you get a donut if

48:07

you have a vaccine. I mean, who was that? Where was that?

48:10

That was crazy. New York or somewhere? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Every time. One place was Fry's.

48:14

Yeah. Which is a bit better. At least it's a bit better. No, it was Dunkin'. Dunkin Donuts yeah right Dunkin Donuts it's a good trade off experimental mRNA,

48:22

gene therapy or and then you get a free non-food sugar sugars like double switch

48:29

it's amazing yeah it makes me think of the first Ghostbusters movie which is the best one.

48:35

At the end, they kind of come in contact with Goza, who is this demon from another

48:39

realm, right? Yeah. And Goza wants to destroy the New York world or whatever.

48:44

And Goza says, the guys are all trying to fight this demon. And then Goza says,

48:49

you know, choose your destructor. And they figure out quickly, you know, if we imagine something,

48:54

anything in our mind that imagines, the destructor will manifest and kill us.

48:58

And so everyone's like, blank mind. And then Ray goes, you know,

49:01

tries to think of something really nice from his childhood. and he thinks of

49:04

the Stay Pupped Marshmallow Man. So the marshmallow character on a bag of marshmallows. And he thinks of it and it comes to life.

49:10

So this like, you know, 100 story high marshmallow man shows up in New York

49:14

and tries to kill everybody. But it's basically marshmallows, sugar, basically. So basically his fear brought

49:20

forth the sugar deal to try and kill everybody. That's exactly.

49:23

Once again, the movies were prophetic. That's what I'm saying,

49:27

man. You learn a lot from watching Ghostbusters and Back to the Future. Yeah.

49:30

It's crazy. It really outlined exactly. That's exactly what they did.

49:35

Fill everyone up with junk food and chemicals in order for that switch in the

49:40

kidney to completely move you away from your own power.

49:45

And now you prepare yourself for fear. And then bang, then the brainwashing comes in.

49:50

I'm womb and now you're ready for anger because you got so much sugar in your

49:54

system. Bang, now you're going to look at, who are those fuckers? Yeah.

49:58

Ah, there's a fucking super spread. It's like sugar, like artificial sugars,

50:02

which are like a short chain is a spike and a crash.

50:05

And you can see that with impulsive behavior, like road rage is a spike and then a crash, right?

50:09

Suddenly it's like zero to 100. Yeah. And with Albanese, it happens every 10 seconds.

50:15

It was like in UKG, you'd be like this, up and down, up and down,

50:18

up and down. I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

50:21

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Spike himself. He probably spiked himself. Not sustainable. Not sustainable.

50:29

Yeah, there's not much left of him. No. Yeah, there's probably a little bit

50:31

of blood left because he couldn't see spikes, maybe.

50:34

Oh, maybe. It could be some else. He would be gone soon. He would be gone soon.

50:38

No, that's true. He would be gone after that talk he did on the violence rally.

50:45

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's somewhere else. It had to happen sooner or later,

50:49

you know. I don't know where that happens next, but, you know.

50:53

Yeah, I mean, if you don't know who you are anymore and you have to go on stage

50:57

and say, I am the prime minister. I run this country. Who's he telling? Himself or us? No, no.

51:03

Just to remind myself. You've got a problem.

51:06

I think he's trying to convince himself who he is. Yeah. He's looking in the

51:08

mirror. Maybe he doesn't ever look in the mirror. Maybe he looks in the mirror. In the mornings all the time. Or does that whole cell. He jerks himself off. Is he?

51:14

He'll want to. I don't know. Prometheus of Australia. I don't think about that

51:17

at all. I'm the best news wing-up, see. To literally, yes.

51:22

Look, it's the fifth. Ah. But look, it's great to have people like that.

51:27

I think so. It's like a blast. We need a comedy club. We need to compare it

51:32

to a comedy club. That's right. It is a comedy club. I should just rename it, Palo. Stand-up comedy. Open mic. Stand-up comedy. Open mic.

51:41

That's it. That's it. Because a lot of comedians will say, like,

51:44

it used to be really easy to make flicks, like politics and politicians,

51:47

and now it's like you can't write that material. I'm writing a lot of comedy writers now look at the speeches that Albanese does

51:53

and say, okay, how does he do it? That's all they do.

51:57

To copy it yeah because like everyone's here my god it's profound yeah who writes the material yeah,

52:03

because they do they have enough writers right they have people famous like

52:07

TV shows they have staff they have writers who write the kind of things and

52:10

then people have to perform them so it's like it's basically a six month it

52:12

should get an award for the best comedy reality TV literally it's just the clown of the year.

52:18

And no one likes clowns. And starey. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Look at it. Look at all those.

52:22

Maybe it's time to get like a ministry of clowns in there. Yeah.

52:25

You know, that's like a, just make everything real. And then at least we know

52:28

what you're dealing with. Long noses and all kinds of shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Big shoes.

52:31

Why don't you just do a filter? You need an AI filter, right? You can do that to anybody now. Just turn that on. And make it so much better. Can you imagine?

52:36

Just, it is what it, that's what it is really. It's a performing act and it's

52:40

just can't take it seriously. Yeah, it's gone. Yeah. It's, we can't do it anymore. If you look at America,

52:45

you can't take it serious anymore. You can look at Australia, you can't take it serious anymore.

52:49

And I think the same in Europe's happening. It's like- Yeah, really. Like, can't Germany, like, you're like,

52:53

what happened? You can't- They should also do the balloon animals.

52:58

Yeah. You know, and they have the long balloons and they twist them into mech

53:00

animals. Yeah. They should do that too. While they're giving us these- Fine. Yeah, while they're giving us these,

53:05

like, really, you know, serious speeches, they should be doing, like, a balloon. Yeah. With a really squeaky noise.

53:10

Maybe I should give a balloon to- Yeah. Yeah. Let's do this.

53:13

This cards coming out of your sleeves you know the rabbit out of the hat yeah

53:16

yeah yeah you know then it's at least interesting then it then

53:19

it would make sense that would actually then be entertaining yeah then actually

53:22

yeah then you then you would say i'm the prime minister of australia

53:25

said yes that makes sense surf to soleil move over and we've now got something

53:28

we've got because the parliament's better yeah yeah down to an art that's it

53:33

i mean i think it's i do think about this too like in in in terms of fear as

53:38

a tool and those things it's like how How would Taoism or TCM differentiate

53:43

or mix together like phobia? Because you can go like, because that's more of a, maybe it's a Western term,

53:49

like, you know, scared of spiders, scared of snakes, scared of public speaking.

53:53

That seems different to me than the kind of fear that we're seeing being used

53:56

as a way. It's a different. Correct. Fear to spiders is a natural fear. You know, that's got nothing to do.

54:01

It doesn't cut you off from your gene. Right. So that's a nice.

54:03

That's different. Yeah. That's a different thing. Right. Is that linked more to survival and instinct? Oh, no.

54:06

That's like, it's a protector. It's like, okay, be aware. Yeah. It puts you alert and it actually strengthens you.

54:13

To deal with that fear is actually strengthening you. So if you deal with spiders,

54:17

if you deal with snakes, it strengthens you. Like if you deal with fear in a martial arts setting, it strengthens you.

54:22

If you deal with fear in public speaking, it strengthens you.

54:25

But if you deal with the fear that the government is imposing on you,

54:29

that weakens you. Right, it can't be sustained. It's a different kind of fear.

54:33

It's not designed to strengthen you. like when there's a fear that you have

54:39

when you look at a spider it's there's an underlying aspect in order to protect

54:44

you in order to get your strength in order to face it.

54:47

Conquer. The fear of, I'll be speaking, you've got to face it in order to conquer.

54:52

So with the government, it's a different situation. What they're doing on us

54:56

is like to move your wife from accessing your power.

55:01

It's a different way. They're using fear for you to be open to suggestions that will save you.

55:07

You know, when there's a spider looking at me, it's not like having a vaccine

55:11

in their hands and, hey, have my vaccine. Seen well but then again a spider

55:15

that drips acid onto you is pretty bad so yeah yeah

55:19

yeah but it's not having a solution with it it's like look that's

55:22

just to either have me just but i'm i'm the fear monger right here but if you

55:26

take the vaccine here you will find right that's true it's like a choice the

55:30

spider has got no interest in this is one solution the spider has no interest

55:33

in me uh following the then their narrative no it's got no interest no the spider

55:39

is there to to kill something. Right. Yeah. But then in that case... He's not interested for...

55:44

The spider's not interested in me getting brainwashed.

55:48

No, but a spider does have a solution because it technically dissolves your

55:51

skin. So that's a solution of some sort. Yeah. We could sneak it into the parliament.

55:58

I think it would be like, fuck this, it would leave. Look at this.

56:01

These people are dangerous. I'm going... Yeah, let's give a couple of them a jacket off of a new...

56:05

Direct something that dissolves. It dissolves. I'm in front of the camera. Gone. Thank you.

56:10

That may happen also. There could just be a collapse of reality because I think

56:13

maybe next episode we can talk a bit about the other side with Greg Brayden

56:16

and simulation and reality. Yeah. The perhaps possibility likelihood maybe that we're in a project,

56:22

you know, that there's a base reality and an action of reality.

56:25

But at some point, these people become so ridiculous that surely they're just

56:28

going to collapse. Their reality is going to collapse and it'll cease to exist.

56:31

Yeah, in order to get to the new reality, first of all, we laugh so much about

56:35

it that it crashes. Yeah, right, exactly. But even the simulation is like, I can't even deal with this guy. I'm going to delete him.

56:39

You see what I mean? Because if you were in the back end right now,

56:42

if you're a coder and you're coding Rowdy, you'd be like, this line makes no

56:46

sense. Delete. Yeah, something like a hologram. It's kind of like, nah, it's not working. Yeah, you just go,

56:51

Albanese goes on stage and suddenly it's going to sparkle.

56:54

Yeah, just a pixelation. Where is he? Yeah. He's gone. Yeah,

56:57

yeah. It just didn't work. And everyone said, hey, that was a good act.

57:01

But what's more likely to happen is that he's going to get booted out and he's

57:04

going to leave and see this disappear. Like Palaszczuk. Yeah, everyone knows the pilot. All of them, except for fucking what's-his-face

57:10

in Canada, still there. But a bunch of these people just left.

57:14

Jacinda Ardern, Alashe, what's-his-face, Western Australia, Mark McGovern,

57:18

all the people who were really awful were like, oh, it's time to throw the towel in.

57:22

Just went like, boop, and just tried to disappear. Dan Andrews, right?

57:26

So I think they're still around, unfortunately, but they've sort of deleted

57:29

themselves from that. Yeah, if we get stronger, they get weaker.

57:32

Yeah, that's what it is. If we get weaker, they get stronger. Yeah.

57:36

That's the only weapon we have, the only solution we have, we get stronger.

57:41

Yeah. I think- So then they can't impact us. Oh, there's self-destruction.

57:43

There's self-destruction. They're after the brainwashing. And they're after our soul. Yeah.

57:48

They want us to destroy our soul. Yeah. So if we all build our soul,

57:51

they can't win. Yeah. We prey on weakness.

57:54

And then if you run out of that, what do you do? You've got to just like every

57:56

day, every morning, get up and just get into breathing, get in the chi and just

58:00

put that switch into the jing. Yeah. Yeah. And bang, and then you look at those who are trying to control you

58:07

and just you laugh at them. Yeah. And then you pull the plug.

58:12

Try a new one. Try a new version. New version. New character.

58:15

Upload. That was a good program. Thank you very much. I learned my lesson here.

58:20

I move on. Yeah. See you later. That's fine. Boom. Delete forever. Yeah.

58:25

All right, let's wrap that one up. Yep. That's it.

58:33

The whole fact is, like, within us the power, and laughter is actually a good

58:41

way. That's pretty good. I have to agree. Right.

58:43

I have to agree. And I think that's why we see the development already,

58:47

because when you look at Albanese and the government, we start laughing.

58:51

And now we know the tide is turning. Well, there's an energy in that.

58:54

The tide's turning. The tide is turning.

58:57

The fact that more and more people start seeing the clowns means that we move away from it.

59:02

And then that means eventually we don't need them. You know, we just do our own stuff.

59:08

Yeah. Yeah. There's a saying and it's, I think, art of war. And it's,

59:12

if you wait long enough by the river, the bodies of your enemies will float by.

59:15

That's pretty morbid. But the simple version of that to me is they'll self-destruct.

59:20

Like you do your thing. I mean, if you wait by the river, You could be doing

59:23

a Tai Chi by the river or standing, you know, grounding, building up,

59:26

doing what you need to do. And eventually they're going to fucking underdo themselves and float by. Yeah.

59:31

That's what I'm seeing. Yeah. That's what I'm seeing. It's just like.

59:34

You just keep. There's not much left. And I think. They're operating themselves.

59:38

Insanity is like, you just, I'll just let them keep going. Go further.

59:41

Go further. Go further. Yeah. And you just kind of end up. You just own stuff.

59:44

Yeah. I agree. We're just going to keep building our Jing. If we build our jing,

59:48

our kidney strings, that means that it's like, they're going to eventually have

59:52

nothing left to go by. Yeah. Because if we get strong, they get weak. Yeah.

59:57

That's how it is. Yeah. That's how it is. Yeah. And that's really, that's a strategy.

1:00:02

Get strong, so you weaken them. And make sure you find a way to laugh. Yeah. Yeah.

1:00:07

Bored them off. Yeah. Just have to look at the parliament. Yeah.

1:00:10

And that's it. Completely. Yeah. Yeah. All right. All right. Till next time.

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