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Here's to Your Health & Vitality

4:32:42EnglishTranscribed Jul 25, 2026
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Hello. Cheers to your vitality and

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health.

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There's some papaya. Papaya tree there.

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Papaya here.

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Doing a bit of papaya fasting. It's the

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only thing I've eaten today.

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Digestive enzymes.

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I'm going to eat the seeds.

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Removes yeast, fungus, parasites from

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the body.

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Anti-cancer effects.

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They're not super good tasting, but I'll

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eat them.

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They're not bad.

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I'm good. Jack, how are you?

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You just use them to kill your dog's

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parasites. Far out. Far out.

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We do that with our dogs. Papaya seeds

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and jackf fruit seeds. Things we have

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here works very well.

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Yes. Health and wellness to you and

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yours as as well, my friend.

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That's the theme of this live stream.

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They all include that theme, but today I

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thought, you know, if I could just

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put as much effort as I can into

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pointing people towards things, you

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know, for their health and vitality, be

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a nice thing to do, a valuable thing

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to contribute

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in the investment of my fellow life

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forms.

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Last bite of seeds. Here they go.

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Now it's just the good part.

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[clears throat]

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Good tasting part.

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Good morning everyone or evening or

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afternoon or whatever it is where you

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are.

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So,

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how can I be of service

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pointing someone towards better health

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and vitality?

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I'm eating papaya.

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Has a digestive enzyme that digests

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protein. So,

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a lot of the conditions people have with

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um immune system issues, autoimmune

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struggles, um as well as just a lot of

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health conditions have to do with leaky

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gut and then foreign substances getting

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into the body that way. Foreign proteins

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are quite poisonous. Foreign meaning it

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wasn't digested. It leaked into your

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bloodstream through a leaky gut. That

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can cause a lot of havoc. So,

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uh, biting this, putting some protein

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digesting enzymes in my bloodstream

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that'll clean up things like that.

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If you're in a tropical vi environment,

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you want quick edible plants. H,

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well, you should have something with

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with green leafy. Um, probably the best

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overall is to get into growing your own

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tropical stinging nettle. There's a lot

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of things grow well here. Uh we have a

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lot of colored greens that didn't take

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long to grow. And then um pelane's nice

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if you can find it and multiply it

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because it's got an omega-3 in it that's

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super valuable as a

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as a plant food in yourial

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amino fatty acid.

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What are some other things? There's a

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lot of things that'll grow fast. you

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know, radishes and turnups and um

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I guess tomatoes and bell peppers take a

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little longer. Bok choy grows fast. Uh

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look at the wild edibles where you are.

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Pick a few you like and you know, you

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won't even have to work to have those.

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Um as far as fruit trees, things like

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guavas and papayas will grow and produce

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really fast compared to most fruit

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trees. And I'm sure there's others. I'm

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not an expert. Those are two I've

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noticed out of what we have. They grow

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really fast.

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But yeah, I'd probably Google fast

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growing fruit trees and fast growing um

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vegetables.

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You can you can grow a lot of vegetables

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in a tropical place, not all. We failed

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with certain things because it's too

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hot. So look for things that would go to

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a growth zone of at least nine

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if you're going to be somewhere tropical

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and you might be in a higher zone than

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that. Say you're in a 10 or 11 even. You

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could probably grow a food that's

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compatible with a nine grow zone in a

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shady spot even living in a 10 or 11

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type tropical area.

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I don't know anything about EMS devices

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for healing muscles, organs, and other

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stuff.

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Not even sure. Electromagnetic probably.

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Yeah, I'm not sure.

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Don't have any experience with it as

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that I'm aware of.

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What do I think of tobacco? Well,

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you know, it's a valid plant. Non-GMO,

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like natural tobacco, exists for a

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reason, probably for many reasons. In

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gardening, it'll protect your other

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plants. If you're organic like us, and

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you don't do pesticides and herbicides.

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Some people use tobacco plants around

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their other garden plants because it's a

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natural insect repellent. A lot of the

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bugs and worms and things that like

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caterpillars or certain things that'll

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eat your plants, tobacco actually repels

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them. And of course, it has its own

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medicinal uses for this and that. I I

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know that Native Americans would blow

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tomat tobacco smoke in someone's ear

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when they had an ear infection.

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Apparently, that can relieve it.

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[snorts]

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I'm not sure all the different uses, but

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you know, certainly a valid plant. But

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the tobacco products that people use are

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laced with 4,000 plus man-made

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industrial chemicals. So whatever

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tobacco is getting blamed for in the

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form of cigarettes and cigars. Now

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granted, you can sit around and smoke

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too much natural tobacco and tar up your

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lungs for sure.

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But when you add 4,000 insane chemicals

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to it, now you just have a cocktail for

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cancer and every other kind of thing.

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So, I think tobacco

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takes a lot of the blame for the other

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nefarious plots that humans use tobacco

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products for.

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That said, I wish there was more hemp. I

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wish a long time ago tobacco and hemp,

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not competing industries where somebody

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paid for better advertising and

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demonized one to promote the other

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because there should be a lot more hemp

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products on planet Earth being that it's

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so useful. But anyway, that's not

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tobacco's fault. That's just people

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misusing

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what they have in their hands as usual.

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Uh, I haven't consumed any duck eggs for

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months, but I certainly will again. I've

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just had zero cravings. I I'm a

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vegetarian technically or whatever.

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But I've just been eating vegan for, you

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know, like three months straight or

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something. I just if I'm not craving the

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the eggs, why eat them? you know, give

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more to the animals or to my kids or

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something else cuz I haven't eaten any

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for a while, but they're still part of

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my

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nutritional

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supplies or whatever. They're part of

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excuse me, they're part of my diet. They

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just I haven't eaten any for quite a

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while.

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How does your plumbing work? Just

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normal. We have normal plumbing in this

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house.

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>> [snorts]

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>> We have, you know, septic tanks, like

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big concrete boxes in the ground and

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flushing toilets. Normal, just normal

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here. But our water supply is a gravity

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flow spring that's up the mountain on

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our property, further than where the

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house is. So, that's really cool. You

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know, we don't have a water bill. We

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don't have toxic water. We don't have

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water that somebody can take away from

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us or hide all kinds of contaminants and

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mind control substances and

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all the other lovely things that water

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gets abused for because we have our own

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supply which is probably the this is an

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amazing property overall all but that's

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probably the biggest bullet point of why

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when we found the opportunity to look at

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this one I was like yeah

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it's probably the biggest single

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bulletin point on why we we bought this

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property,

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you see elbow pain outside your elbow.

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Not quite sure what that means, but I'm

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assuming it might be a little distance

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from the joint itself. So, it's probably

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a sore tendon, tendonitis type thing.

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You could use a comfry pus and take

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Solomon seal internally. Take magnesium

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in and externally. Make magnesium oil

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for the external application of the

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area. This goes for any sore muscle,

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joint, tendon, connective tissue, disc

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in your back. Basically, the things that

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are in my connective tissue stack on

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this channel would be really good for

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that area where you have a sore tendon

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or whatever it is because the stuff in

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that connective tissue stack, it'll

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address it. Whether it's tendon,

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ligament, muscle, cartilage, bone, it

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addresses it all really well.

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It's on the health playlist. Health

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topics playlist.

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It's a struggle to Jack to start um

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trying to quickly get enough things

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growing to take care of your family. Uh

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we could live off the land now without

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buying anything if we needed to. But on

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this property that took three years. On

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most it probably would have taken

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longer. The only reason it only took

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three years here is because we brought

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chickens and ducks or we brought

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chickens with us and then we we got

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ducks after we lived here. But um

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there's a lot of wild edibles they can

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eat that helps them produce eggs. There

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was a lot of trees already grown on this

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property, certain fruits in abundance

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that really helps. There's a lot of wild

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edibles we found here. And I brought

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about 50 different fruit trees that I

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dug up that were small still out of the

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first property we got when we found this

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much better much more ideal property and

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I brought them here and establish them

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and here we are three years later a

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decent amount of those are actually

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starting to produce. So it it it's

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always a struggle still though because

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every piece of land is actually

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especially around here in the tropics.

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Every piece of land is very different as

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far as exactly the drainage in different

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areas of soil, exactly the soil type,

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the amount of sun they get, what angles,

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how much wind, how much rain. So you try

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a lot of things, you know, because you

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can read a lot of things and that does

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help. It helps to have a lot of

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knowledge about what you're doing, but

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then you find that in real life, not all

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of that works just like it said it would

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in writing. So, you have to kind of do

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your own trials and experiments and

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figure out what grows well in your

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particular property and what doesn't and

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put your efforts into the things that do

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grow well and make sure you have a wide

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enough variety of things to cover all

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your essential nutrients and you

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establish that well. Anything that is

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essential like omega-3s,

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you really need to put some extra effort

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into it to make sure you have that one

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way or the other. Here, for example, we

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have pcelain, we have avocados, and we

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have, you know, duck and chicken eggs

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with a high uh amount of omega-3 in them

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because they're they're fed on, you

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know, wild forged green herbs and fruits

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and all kinds of stuff. So, the ratio is

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really good there. Um,

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you need make sure you have enough

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protein at some point, right? So you're

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not incredibly skinny trying to do a lot

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of work looking like a skeleton, you

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know? So there's plenty of plants you

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can grow that way. And again, I

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recommend chickens and ducks. They live

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well in harmony with humans. Most people

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wouldn't do both because chickens and

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ducks don't always get along easily. Um,

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we have our ways of keeping them

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separate here, but you probably want at

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least one of those because if you think

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about this, guys, if you're if you're

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being a do-it-yourselfer and you need

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every nutrient to live on, a lot of

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people would be baffled when I say,

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well, you need to make sure you have

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every essential nutrient because they're

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like, I don't even know what the

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essential nutrients are. Let me give you

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a big head start.

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Why chickens or ducks could be really

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good friends and you should treat them

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well. Their eggs have every single

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essential nutrient for you except for

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vitamin C. Now, what does any other

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fruit you're growing, even any

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vegetable, but especially any fruit you

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grow have? You know for sure. One thing

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they all have is vitamin C. So, right

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there, between some chicken eggs, let's

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say, and some guavas, you now have every

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essential nutrient to stay alive. So,

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now it's just the amount and starting to

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get more variety.

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And also remember food is supposed to be

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your medicine and medicine your food.

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All these foods are medicinal but we

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have specific things we grow for

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specific scenarios like natural

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antibiotics. You you cannot grow um

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garlic here in the tropics. Not really.

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None of the none of the kinds we've

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tried anyway. It's very difficult to do

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that. So what we do is we grow oregano

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because oregano oil oregano raw oregano

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if you chew it up it's full of the

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volatile oils. It's a really good

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natural antibiotic. You need your own

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antibiotics.

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Even I know that I have a

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strongest immune system of anybody I've

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heard of and have had that for a long

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time. But I still wouldn't be out here

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in the middle of nowhere without some

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natural antibiotics in my uh

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Garden of Eden style medicine cabinet.

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So that's a few good, you know, bullets

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and points.

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Yeah, head tremors are not normal and

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not something to be blamed on genetics.

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Uh maybe um post a message under this

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thread

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because I would need to ask you some

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questions. We'd have to try to narrow it

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down more. What might be causing that?

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I'm glad you noticed that, Jack. I am I

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am being the example. You know, be the

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example of the things you preach. And,

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you know, no, nobody needs to see like

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one more skinny, scrawny vegan or

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vegetarian. And by the way, if you're

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out there and you're vegan and

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vegetarian, very skinny, I'm not

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insulting you. That's a perfectly valid

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type of physique. I would much rather be

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a super skinny person than an overweight

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person. just saying. Um, but I think

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what you know would help a lot of people

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that are so afraid because of the

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brainwashing that if they're not eating

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dead animals all the time, you're just

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going to dissipate and blow away. It's

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entirely not true, you know. So,

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somebody just for fun setting world

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records of strength and endurance

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because because he loves doing it and

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doing it all in a vegetarian diet grown

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grown from the land. I mean that shows

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people what you already know in your

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hearts, but it's like somebody needs to

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show it because some percentage of all

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of us is a visual learner and some

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people more than others. So in a world

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where there's a whole lot of talk and

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not a lot of people backing up what they

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talk, it is a it is an honor to be in a

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situation where I can actually walk what

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I talk to the extreme. You know, walk,

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run, or carry what I talk, [laughter]

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climb it, whatever we got to do. wrestle

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it, throw it around, ever works.

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I don't I'm not the guy to ask about

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urine therapy. It's not my thing.

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There's so many good things you can like

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my thing is to cultivate raw, healthy

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things and consume them that way rather

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than try to recycle my urine. If I was

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in a weird enough situation in life,

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that might be valid. But um

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I don't have to resort to drinking my

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pee. And I I'm not fully convinced that

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I'm not fully convinced or unconvinced

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of the benefits of that, but I'm just

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not the guy to ask.

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Uh when this video is um up, when when

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this live stream is over, Scar, there

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will be a normal comments box under it

17:32

just like any video. So you can post it

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there. If I h happen to miss it or

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something, just post it on my next

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video. Just keep asking me. I always try

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to check my emails in the morning almost

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every day I get a chance and try to go

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through and see if anybody really needs

17:47

help. I try to look for those so I can

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be of use to whoever's asking for help

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with something. You know, at least point

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you in a good direction somewhere I

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would go if I was dealing with that, you

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know?

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Yeah, you can you can live uh optimist,

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but the but the thing is what most eggs

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are is so unhealthy and imbalanced. I

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cannot guarantee you they have all the

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necessary nutrients, but if you get some

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kind of organic eggs where the chickens

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I mean, it's going to cost more,

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but some kind of organic freerange where

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the chickens actually are treated right

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and therefore they can produce something

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that'll treat you right. uh those kind

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of high quality eggs plus you get some

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vitamin C in your diet, you're at least

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meeting your essentials. Yes. And

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actually simpler diets work better for

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longevity and health anyway. If you're

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not worried about

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maintaining a certain amount of mass and

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you just want to be healthy and

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functional, some good quality organic

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eggs, maybe the kind that promote

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themselves as having omega-3 fats in

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them, that'd be a good choice. And then,

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you know, have fun with your with your

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fruits. Just don't combine them. You

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know, if you haven't seen it, check out

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my uh basic food combination guide

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video. Don't combine the fruits with the

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eggs. You'll be messing up the whole

19:07

thing. Eat eat them at different times a

19:09

day and you'll at least be covering all

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your essentials. And you'll be doing it

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in a way that's simple for your

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digestive system, which over time could

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actually reverse a lot of problems if if

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most people would ever do that.

19:24

Love you too, my friend.

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stuck in pornography for six years.

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Guilt and shame.

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Well, man, when you care enough, you'll

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change. Like,

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you know what I think helps is

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here's here's here's something that

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defeats humans. And I can't even get

19:54

into how big of a topic this is for the

19:56

plight of humanity over thousands of

19:58

years, but guilt and shame absolutely

20:01

destroy human functions and allow

20:03

negative entities to influence you and

20:04

all kinds of stuff. They're absolutely

20:06

not in your best interest. Obviously, it

20:09

hasn't helped you quit either, has it?

20:10

It's probably just made it worse. So,

20:14

if you can take me at my word on that

20:16

and let it go. Guilt and shame are

20:18

rooted in fear and anything you do

20:19

rooted in fear will always work out not

20:21

in your best interest or in anyone

20:23

else's. Now, what's a way to deal with

20:25

this that would be rooted in love? Well,

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stop giving porn all this power and

20:30

making it a big thing. Love yourself and

20:31

your significant other more. Take a

20:33

positive view of life and replace that

20:36

time that you keep giving into that

20:38

weakness with something constructive

20:40

that you actually believe in doing. You

20:42

know, like a positive hobby or even a

20:44

positive addiction. That can really

20:46

help. It's it it can come down to

20:48

something as simple as time management

20:50

helps with behavior management. But at

20:53

the root of it, guilting and shaming

20:55

will make you weaker, stucker, and more

20:57

enslaved to sin. That's the truth that

21:01

you know, churches don't really tell you

21:03

because they love to control you with

21:04

guilt and shame. And it's not just

21:07

churches. Narcissists control people

21:09

with guilt and shame. It's it's a it

21:11

goes back further and it's a bigger

21:13

conspiracy theories topic than you might

21:15

believe. But it's never going to get you

21:18

out of what you're doing. Okay?

21:21

You got to have a positive motive to

21:24

replace negative activities in life with

21:26

the guilt and shameless have you forever

21:28

spiraling into more narratives of how

21:30

weak and helpless you are. And you know

21:32

it's no good

21:40

chronic sternum pain. Well, I would at

21:43

least try the things in my um connective

21:45

tissue stack internally and externally

21:48

at least on that area of the body. It's

21:51

on the uh health topics playlist.

21:55

Holotropic breathing DMT release. Yeah,

21:58

I know. I've been there. I've gone out

22:00

of my body from certain breathing things

22:02

I was just doing and totally surprised

22:04

myself how intense and incredible that

22:06

was. So, that's real. If you don't panic

22:10

or something, it's it's actually a very

22:12

healthy practice. It's much better than

22:14

using something synthetic to achieve the

22:16

same thing because humans have lived

22:19

synthetic so long they seem to have

22:20

forgot something very important.

22:22

Synthetic chemicals that do the job that

22:24

natural chemicals could are a dead form.

22:29

A dead synthetic form of something that

22:31

should be done with something alive that

22:33

comes from the conscious infinite one

22:35

instead of some dead synthetic form.

22:37

There's always a consequence to using

22:39

something dead and synthetic compared to

22:42

something real and alive.

22:45

It's um it's kind of like a

22:48

well it's a counterfeit and societyy's

22:50

so full of counterfeits people forgot

22:53

that you know there's supposed to be a

22:54

real version of all these things. So I

22:56

would enjoy doing that kind of

22:58

breathing. Just do it in a safe place,

23:00

you know.

23:13

Experiment with all the species of

23:14

mushrooms. Huh. Interesting.

23:18

It's good. Somebody needs to be an

23:19

expert so they know which ones do what

23:21

and which ones not to mess with.

23:27

Yeah, I posted a new Tropic stack last

23:30

week. Stoic,

23:32

I called it the brain hack stack or

23:34

something like that. It's on the health

23:35

playlist. Really good stack.

23:42

I don't bulk, my friend. So, I'm not the

23:44

guy to ask cuz I actually am aware of a

23:47

plethora of diseases that come from the

23:49

um

23:51

gluttonous way all of mainstream society

23:53

eats, especially guys that lift weights

23:56

and start bulking. You're taking a

23:58

society that already taught you to eat

23:59

in gluttonous ways and then you're just

24:02

amplifying the damage.

24:04

But as far as gaining healthy mass over

24:06

time slowly, that's what I recommend.

24:09

you know, um, building quality dense

24:11

mass slowly over time instead of just a

24:14

big sloppy disaster that you might have

24:16

metabolic consequences for the rest of

24:18

your life. In many cases,

24:22

overeating shortens your life, guys. I

24:25

mean, overeating is is going to shorten

24:26

your life just as much as being a

24:28

hardcore alcoholic, just so you know.

24:31

That's no good. Just because it's larely

24:34

promoted because people are selling

24:36

massive amounts of foods people are

24:38

wasting by overeating doesn't mean it's

24:40

good for you. So I'm not the guy for

24:43

bulking because I don't endorse things

24:45

that I know are not good for people's

24:47

health and that I don't do myself at

24:49

least at least not anymore.

24:52

I did some bulking a long time ago but I

24:54

wish I hadn't. It wasn't any good for

24:56

me. Didn't result in any kind of

24:58

improvements in life just resulted in

25:00

stuff I had to fix later. and go to

25:03

extra effort to correct. [snorts]

25:06

There's a lot of mainstream things, you

25:07

know, that it's like, no, I just can't

25:10

agree with it. I know too much. [snorts]

25:14

Heal the brain from autism probably.

25:17

Yeah, it can be done. I'm not entirely

25:20

sure that we aren't meant to have

25:21

certain people on the spectrum because

25:24

there are certain gifts, but full-on

25:26

autism, I think that's a real hardship.

25:28

And that's not so much a gift from what

25:30

I've seen anyway.

25:32

And being that you can cause it with

25:35

uh certain things. People love to inject

25:38

lots into babies when they're born. I

25:40

don't know if I'm allowed to say that

25:41

word, so I won't. I already got in

25:43

trouble for pointing out problems with

25:45

that in the past. I got cancelled. So

25:46

anyway, you know what I'm talking about.

25:48

But if it's

25:50

you, you know, chemically induced

25:52

autism,

25:55

I guarantee you that I would seek to fix

25:57

it because I absolutely believe it's

25:59

fixable. Yes. [snorts]

26:05

You know, there's a lot of herbs that

26:07

help you build new neurons and dendrites

26:10

and nerves basically in the brain. Um,

26:14

so stacking those with natural nutrients

26:16

like inocidal and choline and brain

26:18

builders

26:19

in a healthy simple lifestyle and you

26:22

know a supportive environment that's not

26:24

stressful and stuff like that. I I

26:26

definitely think person could

26:27

therapeutically change their brain

26:29

chemistry back closer to what it would

26:31

have genetically been without

26:33

interference.

26:40

Where do I get my information from?

26:43

It comes directly from the source of all

26:45

things. I get these downloads. I started

26:47

getting them a long time ago. And a lot

26:49

of times I go and I research through

26:52

until I find obscure research papers

26:54

that show me the pieces of what I was

26:56

shown already in my mind because I as a

26:59

human I like that leftrain um external

27:03

validation. I've gotten to the point

27:05

where I don't actually need it. are

27:06

certain messages I receive and I act on

27:08

because I already know it's accurate and

27:10

I'll get around to researching and

27:13

finding the details when I can. But when

27:15

it comes to anything I tell other

27:16

people, I try to only stick to things

27:18

that you can. It may be difficult. Most

27:20

people don't research as as well or as

27:22

easy as me. But at least the last time I

27:25

checked, there was evidence for any of

27:27

these things that I share with people,

27:28

but it came from a lot of different

27:30

places. I don't follow some person or

27:32

some system or any of that nonsense. I

27:35

just collect raw information from

27:36

different places and put it together.

27:39

That's the scientific side of me that is

27:41

sometimes skeptical and needs to confirm

27:44

things that I was shown on the other

27:47

side of me. I don't I don't know what we

27:48

want to label that.

27:59

Well, to maintain fast twitch fibers

28:01

just uh train accordingly.

28:04

And and don't quote me for sure on this,

28:06

but it seems like resveratrol

28:09

in studies

28:12

contributed to switching

28:16

some of the slow twitch into fast twitch

28:18

possibly. You could look into that. I

28:21

know there are certain herbs and and

28:22

substances.

28:24

If they did a lot more studies, they'd

28:25

find a lot more about this. But, you

28:27

know, you consume as well as your style

28:29

of training actually contributes to uh

28:32

what percentage of which type of muscle

28:33

fibers you have.

28:47

Someone whose legs can't be fully

28:48

stretched out.

28:52

I don't know. It might it might be

28:54

fascia, but it might be uh you know, I'd

28:57

have to kind of see it to guess. It

28:59

could be mechanically

29:01

something in the knee joint, you know,

29:02

is in the way.

29:08

H

29:11

nick a turkey or you ask me,

29:15

downsides to taking plant digestive

29:17

enzymes daily? Not really. It's mostly

29:19

just upsides.

29:21

I'm actually taking them in the morning

29:23

on an empty stomach right now to upgrade

29:25

my systemic enzymes. Enzyme therapy is a

29:28

wonderful thing. I would say that you do

29:31

want to take breaks at some point

29:33

because you don't want your body for

29:35

some reason to get lazy. I've never seen

29:37

any evidence that this occurs, but just

29:40

as a practical sort of common sense

29:42

thing, I would take at least a few

29:44

months off at a time here and there to

29:47

make sure your body remembers how to

29:49

make all its own digestive enzymes. The

29:52

evidence I've seen actually,

29:54

even in prolonged trials, the ones I

29:56

read about, people's pancreas and their

29:59

ability to produce enzymes actually went

30:01

up during the time they were taking

30:02

digestive enzymes. probably because

30:04

those organs got a break and they got to

30:07

recharge and build up their their own

30:10

health and their own supplies of energy.

30:12

Um, but just out of common sense, I

30:14

wouldn't stay on them forever without

30:16

taking breaks here and there just to

30:18

exercise your body's full ability to

30:20

make its own digestive enzymes. [snorts]

30:30

I'm eating a papaya right now.

30:33

This is tastes really good when it's

30:36

been chilled in the refrigerator.

30:46

High blood pressure tips. Yeah, I need

30:47

to do a stack for that pretty soon. Um,

30:51

look into natural

30:53

ACE. It's an acronym, capital letters.

30:56

natural ACCE inhibitors, herbs and

31:01

supplements that are natural ACCE

31:04

inhibitors.

31:05

A lot of whatever stack I put together

31:07

for you guys on lowering blood pressure

31:10

will have natural ACE inhibitors in it.

31:13

I'll tell you what, I never had high

31:15

blood pressure. Mine's actually low, but

31:19

I love AC inhibitors for the brain um

31:22

the brain chemistry changes. They have a

31:25

lot of other benefits, but they're also

31:27

good for lowering blood pressure. And

31:29

then there's some things I'll have in

31:30

the stack that are good for like

31:32

cleaning out your actual arteries of

31:35

plaque and opening up opening them up

31:38

and making the veins and arteries more

31:40

flexible, etc. So, it'll be a pretty

31:41

comprehensive stack when I put it

31:43

together.

31:44

But definitely right off the bat, start

31:46

looking into natural

31:49

um herbal and supplemental ACE

31:52

inhibitors.

31:54

It's a good avenue to learn about

31:59

well

32:05

for um autoimmune disease. I really

32:07

recommend you you start at the beginning

32:10

of my health playlist and learn and

32:12

understand as much as you can and apply

32:13

as much as you will of what's in the

32:15

first three videos at least. Okay?

32:20

And there's a few more videos like

32:22

resolving internal conflicts has

32:24

something to do with that and that's on

32:25

the health playlist as well.

32:33

Yeah, I'm on a balcony. It's uh it's one

32:37

side of our house. Got some shade.

32:41

Uh enough of an overhang that if it

32:43

starts pouring rain, laptop will

32:46

probably survive.

32:48

So, my wife thought I should try a more

32:49

scenic live stream today.

32:52

So far so good.

32:58

You're very welcome, James. I'm happy to

33:01

help. Happy to be of use.

33:04

Much love to you.

33:13

Yeah. If if it's not pain in the knees

33:15

and they don't feel locked up, sounds

33:17

like your muscles are just way too tight

33:19

on the hamstring side. Some people get

33:21

that way from sitting in desks in

33:23

school, sitting in cars like this, and

33:25

then sitting in an office job. It's

33:26

extremely unnatural. We're not made for

33:29

that. It causes like overuse injuries

33:31

just from being in the wrong position

33:32

all the time. So, I'd look to slowly,

33:34

carefully, wisely, reasonably

33:38

lengthen and stretch out my hamstrings

33:41

[snorts]

33:42

because that's more what it sounds like,

33:43

what you're describing.

33:56

Uh, Lewis, that's that's kind of

33:59

impossible to say how long it takes to

34:01

detox from everything. There's thousands

34:03

and thousands of chemicals, many of

34:05

which nobody has any idea all the side

34:07

effects or how long they take to get out

34:09

of the body completely. So,

34:12

when I did it, I did my full spectrum

34:15

detox. It's the first video on my health

34:18

playlist. I did that for like two years

34:19

straight every day. And my health has

34:22

been in an entirely different

34:23

stratosphere ever since. So me, I don't,

34:27

you know, it's like if I'm going to do

34:28

it, I'm going to do it. I want some

34:29

awesome benefits, you know. So I I go

34:31

hard and long on things that are a

34:33

valuable um investment in your vitality.

34:38

That said, anything's better than

34:40

nothing. A week would do a tremendous

34:41

amount of good for a person, but I was

34:44

like, "Hey, this is my body's giving me

34:45

good feedback. Let's just go with it."

34:48

And I'm not afraid of detoxing, you

34:50

know? I don't believe any of the

34:54

uh what is it the FDA, the the effing

34:57

devil association or whoever poo poo

35:00

every natural practice and tries to

35:01

scare you out of it. Me personally, no.

35:04

I know vitality when I feel it and I

35:07

just go for more. [laughter]

35:14

Yeah.

35:22

Yeah, there's lots of excellent

35:25

mushrooms and hideously damaging ones.

35:27

Kind of like different types of people,

35:29

you know. But some of those adaptogenic

35:31

or tonic herb mushrooms that I've used,

35:33

I felt the well-being in my system. So,

35:35

I know they work. They're really good.

35:39

I use shampoo ginger. It's a plant that

35:42

actually you just grab this thing and

35:44

pop it open and it's shampoo.

35:47

It's a beautiful decorative plant, too.

35:50

You didn't know that, right? That living

35:51

in the tropics, you can just have your

35:52

own perfect shampoo growing on plants.

35:56

Shampoo really does grow on trees.

36:00

I don't know why Arnold said that, but

36:01

there you go.

36:11

Resentment. Yeah, it's hard, Juan. That

36:14

takes time. You know what would help a

36:15

lot is to get sovereignty of your life

36:17

and create boundaries between you and

36:19

people that continue to do that so you

36:21

can actually heal. When you know you're

36:23

safe from the cause of the problem, it

36:26

gets a lot easier to to start letting

36:28

the stress cycle go and actually heal.

36:31

You know, it's like how you going to

36:33

heal from something if you're still

36:34

being bombarded with it. You know, I

36:36

don't know if that applies to your

36:37

situation, but you know, the practice of

36:40

forgiveness is probably the simplest

36:44

most, you know, most simple profound

36:45

type spiritual hack for life. But simple

36:48

always doesn't mean easy, right? Um, but

36:52

a person would do well. The reason you

36:53

forgive is to be free of all negative

36:55

anchors that drag you down and destroy

36:58

you from the inside. You know,

37:01

it's a powerful practice. It keeps you

37:03

free and it keeps you healthy. But you

37:05

do have to take practical measures in

37:06

real life and create boundaries from

37:08

whatever is abusing or harming you the

37:10

best you can or healing is going to be

37:12

very limited until you can do that.

37:14

Okay.

37:25

>> Yeah. Um,

37:27

Paul Seco, you could infuse essential

37:31

oils into the oils you feed your scalp

37:33

follicles with that literally kill the

37:35

fungus that causes the dandruff

37:37

overgrowth,

37:38

you know. So, look into using some

37:42

disinfecting,

37:43

high quality, well-reed brand of

37:46

essential oils to mix into your scalp

37:48

treatment oil. You can do it all at

37:50

once. Plus, the essential oils will

37:51

stimulate extra growth anyway.

37:55

So there you go my friend

38:08

supplements for late puberty.

38:11

Well,

38:14

my bones to breath stack would be really

38:16

good. It'd help you develop more fully

38:18

and

38:20

it simultaneously protects against a lot

38:22

of the detriments of society.

38:24

and and upgrades your overall fortitude,

38:27

health, vitality, strength,

38:30

growing capacity for skeletal muscles,

38:32

organs, glands, everything. So, I'd look

38:35

into that. It's on the health playlist.

38:38

Um, bones to breath basic vitality

38:42

booster stack, something along those

38:45

lines.

38:57

I don't think I

38:59

used that.

39:01

Little chicky.

39:05

Dragon's blood. Is that that tree?

39:08

Trying to remember now what dragon's

39:09

blood is. I'm familiar with it. I can't

39:12

remember if I've used it, but those

39:13

others don't look familiar to me.

39:19

raw milk if um if it's from healthy

39:22

animals that are cared for properly,

39:25

it's uh very very nutritious. It's a

39:27

very complete whole food. I mean, that's

39:30

another thing that like eggs from ducks

39:33

or chickens that

39:35

where they can eat all the natural

39:37

greens and things they're supposed to

39:40

proper fatty acid profile. If the cows

39:43

or goats or whatever you're getting this

39:45

milk from where in a healthy environment

39:48

where they're getting all their

39:49

nutrition

39:51

and you're a person who tends to digest

39:53

dairy somewhat well, raw milk is such a

39:56

whole food.

39:58

Literally, again, the only thing else

39:59

you would need in your diet is vitamin

40:01

C.

40:05

So, that could be a huge um self-

40:08

sustainability food. And it has for

40:10

thousands of years. Not this modern

40:12

abomination of homogenized pasteurized

40:15

white stuff in a container that they

40:16

call milk, but it's chemically something

40:18

else. But raw milk, yeah, it's a very

40:21

very complete food. It's it's actually

40:24

overkill for humans. You can grow a

40:26

small cow into a large one in a short

40:28

amount of time on raw milk. So, it's

40:30

it's excessive calories, but it's

40:32

complete nutrition other than vitamin C,

40:34

basically, if the animals are healthy

40:37

and eating what they should be.

40:43

Uh, as far as fruits that are staples of

40:45

my v vitality,

40:48

you know, I just kind of it changes

40:50

seasonally. I just look as at fruit is

40:52

like as long as I have some, I'm good,

40:55

you know, so I kind of bounce around on

40:57

fruit. One thing that I'm working on

40:58

getting enough of I can eat it all year

41:00

is goji berries. Um, I have small

41:02

plants, but I don't have enough enough

41:04

total to eat every day. But because it's

41:06

a strong tonic adaptogenic herb and a

41:09

fruit technically, you could say that's

41:11

one that I would like to eat every day.

41:13

And I'm working towards it. We're

41:14

getting there.

41:25

I wouldn't, a optimist, I wouldn't worry

41:28

about things from co-workers getting in

41:29

you from the bathroom, per se. But what

41:32

you're talking about with the hard

41:33

metals and dust in the space, yeah, I

41:36

mean, you're constantly being subjected

41:38

to that. You're probably absorbing some

41:40

of it. Uh, but remember guys, don't take

41:43

some defeist attitude that I'm not going

41:45

to do a detox because the world's not

41:47

clean, so there's no point. There's all

41:49

the more point. If people did basic

41:51

math, they'd understand, okay, you're

41:53

now in an extremely toxic age where

41:55

nobody really gave you the memo, but

41:57

they decided to just start dumping

41:58

thousands of chemicals on you. What do

42:00

you do to compensate? You get really

42:02

good at full spectrum detoxing. It's all

42:05

the more important. Now, this is how you

42:07

you start balancing back the scales and

42:09

pushing the math in your favor instead

42:11

of just taking it until it kills you

42:14

or you end up some medical experiment

42:17

and then it kills you.

42:20

Got to compensate for the age you're

42:21

living in.

42:23

So,

42:25

like for me,

42:29

even if I'm not currently doing a full

42:31

spectrum hardcore detox,

42:34

I still spend the first hours of the day

42:36

doing something to detox. Like today,

42:40

um, I drank a detoxing green juice. I

42:42

took a bunch of digestive plant enzymes

42:44

on an empty stomach. And now I ate a

42:46

papaya with a bunch of seeds. That's all

42:48

heavily detox. I do some deep breathing.

42:51

I do some oil pulling. So I'm cleaning

42:53

my body. You know, clean the temple. A

42:55

cleaner temple is a stronger temple and

42:57

a sharper temple. So

43:00

the more inundation of things trying to

43:03

kill you, the more important it is to

43:05

balance it back out to build your

43:07

defense, to build up your fortitude

43:10

against it, you know.

43:14

Don't be discouraged, be encouraged. You

43:16

don't have to just be a statistic like

43:18

everybody else that this is being done

43:20

to. You can compensate. It can be done,

43:23

guys.

43:26

At least while people are still allowed

43:27

to buy supplements and herbs, it can be

43:29

done. Even living in a city,

43:33

I did it for years cuz I had to.

43:42

Yeah, I lived on raw meat for 5 years in

43:44

my early 20s, but uh it's not so good

43:48

for your consciousness. My body did

43:50

fine. And I got no parasites from it.

43:51

Everybody else I recommended to it got

43:53

full of worms.

43:55

It's a diet of death and it's not

43:57

natural to humans despite all the

43:58

propaganda. I did fine physically, but

44:02

when you give up living a life that is

44:04

sustained on the suffering and death of

44:06

other things, it makes room for more of

44:09

your true consciousness to enter you.

44:12

That's one way to word it.

44:15

I got a video on nervous system health.

44:17

Check it out. OG Vzant, I think I called

44:20

it, help for the nervous system. And

44:22

look in the info box under it, too.

44:24

It's on the uh health topics playlist.

44:32

Kinds of seeds and nuts do I eat and

44:34

recommend? Oh, a variety.

44:37

Um, excuse me.

44:41

You know, and really any seeds and nuts

44:43

that are non-GMO and they're organic are

44:46

good for you, you know. So, what you

44:49

like really um if you're if you're

44:53

really organized in your diet, you know,

44:55

look at which fatty acids they have in

44:56

them and which minerals they're highest

44:58

in. But all seeds and nuts are really

45:01

impressive foods for what they offer if

45:03

you get them in an uncontaminated form.

45:09

for example, and I have to be careful

45:10

how I word this, but actual raw almonds

45:14

that's very difficult to get. Actual raw

45:17

almonds have a form of I think it's

45:20

actually a form of cyanide. Don't quote

45:23

me off the top of my head because I

45:25

might be listing the wrong thing here,

45:27

but there's something in them that's

45:28

very, very anti-cancer. I think I can

45:30

say anti-cancer. I'm not going to say

45:33

anymore. Wink wink.

45:35

I'll just say there's something in

45:36

actual raw almonds that is very very

45:40

anti-cancer

45:42

that you could look into that might be

45:44

interesting.

45:45

Somebody needed to hear that.

45:57

If you want to live in a place with more

45:58

sun and not be destroyed by it, Jack,

46:00

you need a lot more antioxidants in your

46:02

body. a high spectrum uh a nice spectrum

46:06

of lots of antioxidants makes your skin

46:08

not burn and be able to use the sun much

46:11

better. Everybody still has their

46:13

limits. Actually, I I went over a bit

46:18

and my sunblock is toxic. Here's a

46:20

better alternative. There's a video on

46:22

this playlist where I got into that a

46:24

little bit on not this playlist, the uh

46:27

health topics playlist. [snorts]

46:36

Why would Yeshua be a false Christ when

46:38

that's the name of the real person that

46:40

the Romans murdered and then built an a

46:43

religion out of and named him something

46:44

else? That's backwards, my friend. Think

46:47

about it a little bit.

46:53

How are the ducks? They're awesome. Lots

46:56

of awesome, happy ducks. [laughter]

47:03

a sweet whole protein source.

47:08

That's a good question. I'm not sure.

47:10

You could add a little monk fruit to

47:12

your protein source and then it would be

47:14

sweet.

47:17

I don't drink coffee.

47:24

If you want to know my thoughts on how

47:25

to use vitamin D3, look under um don't

47:29

ever use it by itself.

47:31

And I can think of some videos

47:34

for you to check the info box on and

47:37

possibly what I said in the video.

47:39

Oh man. And I go over this in frequent

47:42

live streams, but you need to combine it

47:44

with highdosese vitamin K2. The only

47:46

product I know that's actually highdose.

47:48

I link it under my connective tissue

47:50

stack video, under the bones to breath

47:53

stack video,

47:55

uh, and several others really, that

47:59

product and you need magnesium, lots of

48:01

it, internal and external, because

48:03

without the K2 and the D3, excuse me,

48:06

without the K2 and the magnesium, the D3

48:08

will use up what little bit is left of

48:11

your D of your K2 and your magnesium in

48:14

your body, which people are already

48:16

plagued with deficiencies. And you can

48:18

die when those deficiencies get bad

48:20

enough. This is why the body calcifies

48:22

from D3.

48:24

If

48:26

you have a lot of D of K2 and magnesium

48:29

in your body, you can use much higher

48:31

doses of D3 safely and actually get

48:33

extra benefits from it. Look into the

48:35

connection between those those three, my

48:37

friends. And then vitamin D won't be

48:39

such a mystery how to use it right and

48:40

not be hurt by it. But it shouldn't be

48:43

used by itself. It is dangerous that

48:44

way.

48:48

Well, the property basically builds its

48:50

own soil health over time as trees and

48:52

plants drop dead leaves and branches and

48:54

they rot. That just creates more and

48:57

more of that black silty dirt. We speed

48:59

up the process by chopping down

49:01

unnecessary things to get them rotting

49:03

faster. It's called chop and drop for

49:05

like earth workers. Um, and yes, we

49:07

build, you know, different mixes of

49:09

compost out of scraps and different

49:11

things that we just pile up, too.

49:14

But you can go into the jungle and just

49:16

scrape the top soil off under the canopy

49:18

and get a lot of that really rich black

49:20

dirt. You will have to weed it though

49:22

because after you put it in say a garden

49:24

box and grow stuff, that jungle canopy

49:26

is full of seeds of a lot of things. So

49:28

a lot of stuff's going to sprout up in

49:29

that perfect dirt and you got to weed it

49:30

out later.

49:33

So that's a little bit about soil, but

49:35

nature's constantly making better soil.

49:37

Think about the alchemy of this guys.

49:39

The ground here primarily is red clay

49:41

soil.

49:43

You put trees in it, right? Or the trees

49:44

put themselves.

49:47

They started growing here long ago. And

49:51

those trees that are digging their roots

49:52

into that red soil are mixing with

49:54

oxygen

49:56

and

49:59

sunlight and water.

50:02

So thus the jungle continuously upgrades

50:05

itself over time if you don't burn it

50:08

down to make burgers or something

50:09

stupid.

50:12

It's incredible the alchemy of it.

50:15

Sometimes just sitting around and

50:16

observing these things is therapeutic

50:18

and healing just to be around it and not

50:21

the chatter of insanity.

50:32

Um tip topper that is possible.

50:38

I hope you're using a true adaptogen and

50:41

not ashwagandha.

50:42

If you're using ashwagandha

50:45

specifically, this might be a different

50:47

issue. You might be making your thyroid

50:49

go too fast. But otherwise, if you're

50:51

taking a true adaptogen

50:54

uh and symptoms are getting worse, most

50:57

likely it is pushing something towards

50:58

getting better and it's addressing

51:00

issues that your body hasn't been able

51:02

to address on its own and it you're

51:04

feeling rough because of it. But I don't

51:06

quite have enough info on your situation

51:08

to say much.

51:13

I just say Yeshua because I like calling

51:15

him his real name and I don't like the

51:16

Roman invented blood sacrifice,

51:20

destruction to human minds, and false

51:22

religion.

51:24

I just like calling him by his actual

51:26

name and listening to him instead of

51:28

what the people that killed him say

51:29

about him.

51:35

just fed some papaya to a papaya

51:40

composting.

51:42

Although our ducks are probably going to

51:43

eat those scraps,

51:54

when God found you,

51:57

that's an interesting take, Garrett.

52:01

There was never anything about you that

52:03

God wasn't way more infinitely aware of

52:05

than you or I are am could be.

52:09

How could I ever explain all I believe?

52:11

Well, I explain pieces of it all the

52:12

time, you know, but this is not a

52:14

religion or a cult. So, you don't get

52:16

doctrines from me because doctrines are

52:19

man-made insanity.

52:21

Basic truth, man. You want to know God

52:24

more within your temple? First of all,

52:26

clean, purify, and fix your temple and

52:28

stop trashing what God gave you. But

52:31

also live this way. Love God with all

52:35

you are, whatever you perceive that to

52:37

be to the best of your current ability

52:39

and love your neighbor as yourself. In

52:42

this, you will fulfill all the law and

52:44

the prophets. So, anything anybody else

52:47

is saying that's adding to or

52:48

contradicting with that is nonsense.

52:52

to take advantage of people and not to

52:54

help them.

52:59

Is chocolate healthy? Well, the cacao in

53:02

it healthy, but chocolate products in

53:04

society of course has have to be, you

53:06

know, damaged with something. So, they

53:08

put sugar and corn syrup and a bunch of

53:10

nonsense. The cacao part of it's very

53:12

healthy. The things they add to it are

53:14

not.

53:19

Steak for me, it was a must.

53:22

because I love my family and I'm

53:24

establishing the future before

53:28

before it's impossible to do so.

53:32

Yeah, we have chickens, too. Chickens

53:34

and ducks. Both really need animals and

53:37

friends.

53:43

How am I supposed to grow all these

53:45

things to live on in Spain or Greece, my

53:47

friend?

53:50

Furthermore, why would I want to live in

53:51

Spain or Greece?

53:53

Those are

53:56

those are more first world places, more

53:57

like society. I needed to get away from

54:00

man's toxicity and foolishness.

54:03

Humankind is circling the drain as fast

54:05

and as hard as they can. And in a

54:08

tropical place, first of all, all these

54:11

superpowered herbs I ever wanted to grow

54:12

needed a tropical environment. Almost

54:14

all of them. And the amounts and the

54:16

variety of food you can go here makes it

54:18

actually pragmatic for a family of say

54:20

four with nothing but hand tools and a

54:23

mind and a heart

54:26

to create a functional ecosystem with

54:27

all the foods you need to thrive. Now I

54:30

don't know how to do that in a semi cold

54:33

climate to be honest with you. Places

54:35

like that require machinery and man-made

54:38

buildings and all these compensations.

54:41

What are you going to do when there's no

54:42

grid and there's no society to even

54:43

support those things?

54:46

So to do this right, to me I need to

54:48

live somewhere where I can work just

54:49

with nature

54:51

and create all the foods and medicines

54:54

to exist on indefinitely and even thrive

54:56

on. It's a good question though

55:08

to cure diabetes and IBS. Huh? Well,

55:13

the differences and specialties are a

55:15

little bit different, but start on my

55:17

health topics playlist, master and use

55:20

the things in the first three videos,

55:21

and then maybe move to the video I made

55:23

today about insulin sensitivity

55:25

specifically for the diabetes part of

55:27

it. But you need to

55:30

clean your entire temple and rebuild it

55:32

from the gut lining out. Start with the

55:35

first three videos on the health

55:37

playlist. If you can master those

55:38

things, you're going to be at a level of

55:40

health and vitality other people don't

55:41

believe in. And then from there,

55:43

everything else in the playlist will

55:45

make a lot more sense to you if you want

55:47

to take it even further.

55:50

Yeah, I meditate. Yeah, not really in a

55:54

formal way, say, but it's always been

55:56

natural to me to just slip into a flow

55:58

state and do what I call listening,

56:00

which usually doesn't involve hearing

56:02

any words, but perceiving things that

56:04

come from the great living spirit that's

56:06

penetrating me and all things. When your

56:09

ego is not chattering with its supposed

56:11

beliefs and all the knowledge it thinks

56:12

it has, you're actually already,

56:16

as long as you're not holding on to some

56:18

kind of negativity that's holding you

56:19

down in darkness, you're actually

56:22

sitting in an energy field of higher

56:24

consciousness. And you'll tend to

56:26

attract to you information based on

56:28

whatever your interests and purposes in

56:30

life are, if you're in touch with those

56:32

things at all.

56:34

[clears throat]

56:36

We have quite a few bees around here.

56:38

Found some natural beehives. And since

56:41

we moved here, in the three years we've

56:42

been developing the property with more

56:45

types of plants and trees, we've seen a

56:46

lot more bees show up. There's a lot

56:49

more bees on our land than there is on

56:50

other land around here. It's pretty

56:52

interesting.

56:55

So definitely when you do your part as a

56:57

human being to actually take care of

56:58

this and cultivate this creation like we

57:01

were we were made capable of doing a

57:04

bunch of other things start to help you

57:05

do it as well because now you're working

57:07

in harmony with creation and creator

57:09

instead of some synthetic lie that's

57:11

working directly against life itself

57:14

[snorts]

57:15

and completely unsustainable.

57:24

If you think you have cognitive

57:26

degradation,

57:28

you could start with a neutropic stack.

57:29

I still recommend you start with what's

57:31

at the beginning of my playlist because

57:33

to do it right, you overhaul the most

57:34

central things to human health, but you

57:36

could jump straight to the um

57:40

the brain hack stack if you want to

57:43

start building extra nerves and

57:44

dendrites. But you need to be using your

57:47

thinking for something productive while

57:48

you do that.

57:50

Same as if you take workout nutrition,

57:52

you need to actually do the workouts,

57:55

you know? I mean, you don't have to, but

57:57

to get a lot more benefits, you do.

58:08

Yeah. I don't know if I I don't

58:10

necessarily count lion's mane as an

58:12

adaptogenic herb myself. I think it's

58:14

more of a specific herb

58:16

with most of its benefits being for the

58:18

brain and nerves, you know.

58:32

>> Yeah, eye floaters can probably be

58:34

healed. Sure. Something floating around.

58:37

Sounds like a dirty lymph system,

58:38

basically.

58:41

Should

58:44

they go away?

58:49

I don't have a protocol. Uh oh. Did I

58:53

lose my connection? Can you guys hear me

58:54

right now? I just got a warning about my

58:56

connection.

59:07

Okay. It's okay.

59:10

Uh, we don't refrigerate our eggs.

59:11

Usually, if you don't clean them, you

59:14

don't need to refrigerate them. They

59:15

last a long time unrefrigerated.

59:18

So, we don't waste the refrigerator

59:20

space on it.

59:22

Okay.

59:25

Being that I got a warning on the

59:26

connection and it doesn't look that

59:28

cloudy, I don't know what's going on,

59:30

guys. It may drop at any time. somewhere

59:33

between our satellite and some thing in

59:35

space. Maybe some other satellite or ET

59:38

spacecraft or something gets in the way

59:41

drops. I don't know. It could happen.

59:43

We'll just we'll just go and see how it

59:46

goes.

59:52

Gold's gym membership. Was it worth it?

59:54

Well, that's entirely up to how well

59:55

you're going to use it, my friend.

59:59

Lots of people buy memberships thinking

1:00:01

that buying something is going to fix

1:00:03

themselves and it's just a scam. You

1:00:05

know, you get roped into some contract,

1:00:07

end up looking and feeling the same at

1:00:09

the end of the contract, you just lost

1:00:11

money. Now, what I could do with Gold's

1:00:13

Gym, if I didn't kicked out, get kicked

1:00:15

out for lifting too hard like used to

1:00:17

happen to me, Golds should be okay. They

1:00:21

got a lot of great equipment. I'd have

1:00:23

the easiest time in the world just

1:00:24

having the most awesome anabolic

1:00:26

stimulus type workouts if I happen to

1:00:29

have a membership to a place like that.

1:00:33

But I don't need it because I can rig up

1:00:35

all my own exercises. Angles are angles,

1:00:37

weights, weight. Intensity is intensity.

1:00:44

Yeah, that's one way I got kicked out.

1:00:47

All the 45 stacked on the lathe press,

1:00:49

even stacked, people sitting on it,

1:00:51

people cheering, too much attention.

1:00:54

You're in trouble because somebody's

1:00:56

worried his expensive machine's going to

1:00:58

get damaged. And I don't blame him for

1:00:59

that. But hey, I was having fun.

1:01:02

I've been kicked out for various things.

1:01:04

Anything creative, by the way, that

1:01:06

people haven't seen before, some old

1:01:08

lady complains and you get thrown out.

1:01:10

You know, I'm the one in here actually

1:01:12

using this place, but I got to leave so

1:01:14

people can comfortably sit on some leg

1:01:17

extension machine and play around on

1:01:18

their cell phone and talk about

1:01:20

celebrities on TV or whatever.

1:01:26

Man,

1:01:28

the earth is my gem at this point.

1:01:31

[clears throat]

1:01:36

Uh, tip topper.

1:01:38

I'm not 100% sure, but it sounds like

1:01:40

your gallbladder is dealing with some

1:01:43

issues, maybe clearing, starting to

1:01:45

clear, and you're seeing what shows that

1:01:48

bile that's been backed up is starting

1:01:50

to pass through and get pushed out of

1:01:53

your body.

1:01:54

I've seen this before. I cannot

1:01:56

guarantee that's what's going on in your

1:01:57

case, but I have seen that before.

1:02:03

Dial, not really.

1:02:06

No, because they achieved the exact

1:02:09

opposite.

1:02:11

They absolutely countered and destroyed

1:02:12

the true gospel and in such a way that

1:02:16

people can't even see it even though

1:02:17

it's obvious. So, no, they were inspired

1:02:20

by something. I wouldn't call it divine.

1:02:25

Life was interesting before the

1:02:27

internet. It was amazing actually. I was

1:02:29

there.

1:02:32

You met more interesting characters in

1:02:34

real life back then. people that uh were

1:02:36

very unique because there wasn't some

1:02:38

consensus of minds all reading the same

1:02:40

garbage all the time.

1:02:43

In the obscure neck of the woods I grew

1:02:45

up in, there were some real characters,

1:02:47

unique people.

1:02:52

Well, marine medicine or, you know,

1:02:55

foods, they tend to be dense in

1:02:58

nutrients. That's one thought I have.

1:03:02

And there's some really powerful healthy

1:03:04

ones. And

1:03:06

unfortunately, uh, companies that don't

1:03:08

want to pay to get rid of their toxins

1:03:09

properly just have boats, giant tankers

1:03:12

go out and dump it in the ocean. So,

1:03:13

it's not guaranteed that your marine

1:03:15

food medicine is non-toxic. But, as far

1:03:18

as the nature of those plants and

1:03:19

things, yeah, there's a lot of

1:03:20

astounding things in the ocean with

1:03:22

vitality and healing properties.

1:03:33

Yeah. Um, anti-depressants make people

1:03:36

more likely to kill themselves. I'm

1:03:37

really not sure what the point in

1:03:39

pretending there's validity to the beast

1:03:42

system. I'm not sure what the point is.

1:03:44

You know, I certainly wouldn't do that

1:03:46

to myself or anybody I care about.

1:03:49

I wouldn't even wish it on those who

1:03:52

consider themselves my enemies, even

1:03:54

though I disagree.

1:03:57

I don't consider myself their enemy.

1:04:05

Yeah. Way back when I grew the hair, it

1:04:06

was more about a consciousness shift and

1:04:08

then the healthy oils, keeping the scalp

1:04:10

chemistry uh worthy of hair growth.

1:04:14

Now I don't need things like that

1:04:16

because I I overhauled my health from

1:04:18

the inside. So you don't need topical

1:04:20

compensations.

1:04:22

you know, when your when your hair and

1:04:23

skin is finally really really healthy,

1:04:26

when it's both, um, generally that's

1:04:29

because you've done a good job with your

1:04:31

internal health, you know, which is the

1:04:34

deeper, better, more longerlasting

1:04:36

um, ideal.

1:04:38

But that video about hair regrowth, I

1:04:40

was just being honest with people, you

1:04:42

know, how I was totally going bald and

1:04:45

totally reversed it and how much of it

1:04:47

had to do with consciousness. And it

1:04:49

didn't even take I mean guys I could

1:04:51

come up with way better hair growth

1:04:53

stacks. That video was just me

1:04:54

explaining what little it really did

1:04:56

take just because I listened to the

1:04:58

internal guidance instead of all the

1:05:00

voices telling me it couldn't be done.

1:05:06

Telling me every idea I ever had

1:05:07

couldn't be done. That's been like some

1:05:09

of you know that anything ahead of its

1:05:10

time or decent or that threatens to make

1:05:12

a positive change, you're going to get

1:05:13

lots and lots of resistance. Anybody

1:05:16

that ever bettered humanity's lifestyle

1:05:18

now basically suffered for it during

1:05:20

their life because everybody treated

1:05:21

them horrible and oftentimes they got

1:05:23

lynched and murdered in the very worst

1:05:24

ways. Only later for people to

1:05:27

appreciate their contributions when they

1:05:29

calm down and stop freaking out about a

1:05:31

new idea and actually got with it. You

1:05:33

know, [snorts] that's a little bit of a

1:05:35

rant though.

1:05:43

Nice. That's nice to hear, Nightmare. If

1:05:46

you run into any um issues with that, if

1:05:48

if you want any troules shooting on that

1:05:51

diet or anything or, you know, ideas

1:05:53

that could fill in holes or any anything

1:05:55

comes up, you know, I'm happy to help.

1:05:57

Just drop it drop it on any of the video

1:05:59

threads to get my attention like, "Hey,

1:06:01

I'm I'm, you know, having this challenge

1:06:04

or this idea to improve the diet. What

1:06:06

do you think?" because I really

1:06:08

appreciate that people are,

1:06:10

you know, being kind to life this way

1:06:12

and helping the planet and the animals

1:06:13

and I definitely want to support you.

1:06:16

There's a lot of really foolish um

1:06:19

I don't want to say that there's a lot

1:06:21

of people that don't know how to do a

1:06:23

vegetarian or a vegan diet in a healthy

1:06:24

way. There's a whole lot of that out

1:06:26

there and a lot of them unfortunately

1:06:27

are very loud as if they have it all

1:06:29

figured out because ironically with

1:06:31

humans it's almost like the less they

1:06:33

know the louder they are on certain

1:06:35

topics. But anyway, I'm there to help

1:06:38

you guys. If any of you switch to a

1:06:40

vegetarian or vegan type diet um and you

1:06:43

have questions, just keep dropping them

1:06:44

on the video threads till I answer you

1:06:46

because I really want to be supportive.

1:06:48

I can set world records. I can have

1:06:50

bigger muscles. I can do anything on a

1:06:52

vegan diet.

1:06:54

So, you know, I can certainly help

1:06:56

troubleshoot, and I'm not saying it's

1:06:58

anybody's particular goals, but health

1:07:01

and vitality and being kinder to all

1:07:03

living things,

1:07:05

man, the least I could do is support you

1:07:06

with that. [snorts]

1:07:13

I don't use lyric music much anymore

1:07:15

because I just it annoys me.

1:07:18

Um, a lot of the lyrics I used to

1:07:20

identify with and music I used to like,

1:07:22

I totally disagree with now. So, I just

1:07:26

don't want it on my me uh on my videos.

1:07:28

Music itself has a lot of energy that

1:07:31

you can use however you will if it

1:07:32

clicks with you. But once I hear the

1:07:34

things people are saying, it's it's like

1:07:36

trying to pull my my philosophy of life

1:07:39

down back towards that level. And if it

1:07:42

distracts me at all, I'm like, "Ah, just

1:07:44

shut up." you know, I love your music,

1:07:46

but whatever you're whining and griping

1:07:48

and condemning about right now, it's not

1:07:50

exactly helping me. So, I don't really

1:07:52

want to put that out there. You know,

1:07:55

there's artists that make music I really

1:07:56

like that say a lot of things that I

1:07:58

used to be able to relate to heavily and

1:08:00

live through it, but I don't necessarily

1:08:02

condone that, you know. So, that's why

1:08:05

you hear a lot of stuff without lyrics.

1:08:08

I think lyrics kind of confuse the

1:08:09

issue. It's really about like I'm

1:08:12

channeling some music here with a

1:08:14

certain energy to it for a certain video

1:08:16

of a certain thing I'm doing and I just

1:08:17

want to leave it at that, you know?

1:08:31

>> Yeah, private. I get it. That's because

1:08:33

you're reading things written by men who

1:08:34

say it's God, and it can cause severe

1:08:37

damage to your mind and heart.

1:08:40

A relationship with God has nothing to

1:08:42

do with what religion has come up with.

1:08:45

They're very, very different things.

1:08:52

Be very careful reading that book. If

1:08:54

you ever read it,

1:08:57

use your God-given faculties of

1:08:59

discernment and definitely don't believe

1:09:01

everything you read. There's a lot of

1:09:03

light and dark mixed together, just like

1:09:05

there is everywhere else in the world.

1:09:06

Even though people will tell you for

1:09:08

some magical reason it doesn't apply to

1:09:11

one book,

1:09:15

just stay grounded with it. It can be

1:09:18

used wisely, but that's that's a feat

1:09:20

that very few humans have been able to

1:09:22

practice well in thousands of years. So

1:09:24

be careful.

1:09:35

No, raw food only is not the key to all

1:09:37

human health. If you look into Ayurveda

1:09:39

and traditional Chinese medicine, you

1:09:42

learn that there are different

1:09:43

properties and values for cooking or not

1:09:45

cooking various foods for different

1:09:46

purposes for different constitution

1:09:49

types and different imbalances of

1:09:51

different types of constitutions that

1:09:53

people have. So, no. Um, now can some

1:09:57

people thrive on on an only raw food?

1:10:00

Absolutely.

1:10:02

But some people in the long term would

1:10:04

not do as well as they could on a raw

1:10:07

food only diet.

1:10:23

I'm not sure about your question there,

1:10:24

Tip Toer. I'm not sure about which oils

1:10:27

you'd be lowering to also take Tideka or

1:10:31

whatever. I I I'm sorry. I'm I'm having

1:10:33

multiple conversations here, so

1:10:36

I'm a little unclear on that.

1:10:46

Yes, Ultra, that's always a challenge,

1:10:48

especially in a society that's doing

1:10:50

millions of things to make it hard on

1:10:51

you. I'm still getting better at being

1:10:53

present and I live in a place where I

1:10:55

have the opportunity to immerse myself

1:10:57

in situations that are ideal for being

1:10:59

present and I I'm getting a lot better

1:11:02

at it and it is very healthy and helpful

1:11:04

and healing but it's still a challenge

1:11:06

because I grew up in the rat race of

1:11:08

humanity's insanity. It takes some

1:11:10

serious

1:11:13

constructive carrying focus over time to

1:11:16

retrain yourself and it's a constant

1:11:18

thing really slipping in and out of this

1:11:21

and that. The human mind or

1:11:23

consciousness has a lot of potential

1:11:25

dimensions to it. So observe them and

1:11:28

choose accordingly. You know that's part

1:11:30

of the mastery.

1:11:33

I don't drink fruit smoothies. I eat

1:11:34

whole fruit. I tend to be on the insulin

1:11:37

resistant side of the spectrum and gain

1:11:39

weight easily. So, for me, it doesn't

1:11:41

really make sense to juice fruits. Even

1:11:43

though it's all healthy sugars, I really

1:11:45

just don't want to hit my system too

1:11:46

fast with it. For other types of

1:11:48

constitutions, juicing your fruit can be

1:11:50

a good thing. Long as it's a natural,

1:11:52

real fruit with its non-GMO, natural

1:11:55

minerals, vitamins, electrolytes,

1:11:57

enzymes,

1:11:59

and medicinal properties in in intact,

1:12:02

you know. [snorts]

1:12:21

It is hard to be compassionate in

1:12:23

society, but you can always be

1:12:25

compassionate to the ones who obviously

1:12:26

need it. when you see homeless people

1:12:29

instead of the way you were trained to

1:12:30

think of them as you're a piece of crap.

1:12:33

You do drugs, you drink alcohol, that's

1:12:35

why you're homeless. All that cruel

1:12:36

stuff that's actually haunting you

1:12:38

because the same voice is mean to you

1:12:39

all the time. Um, realize that nobody

1:12:43

wanted to be homeless and feel like they

1:12:45

have no place in society and have no

1:12:47

honor and no real humanity and just lay

1:12:49

there on the street begging. You know,

1:12:51

that that's a chance to practice some

1:12:54

gratitude, some humility, and some

1:12:56

kindness. without attaching judgment to

1:12:59

it, you know, and everybody has that

1:13:01

opportunity. Like Yeshua said, you'll

1:13:03

always have the poor with you

1:13:06

to do kindness to.

1:13:10

There are a lot of people that you may

1:13:12

want to be kind to, but your kindness is

1:13:15

treated like weakness and then they

1:13:16

violate your boundaries and

1:13:18

narcissistically manipulate you and make

1:13:20

your life worse, so you can't even bear

1:13:22

fruit. So there's layers of the

1:13:24

complexity of this guys where it

1:13:26

actually requires discernment to

1:13:28

determine where to app and where to

1:13:31

apply more of like a stern healthy

1:13:33

boundary or get some distance between

1:13:34

you and a situation. Get sovereignty

1:13:36

over your own life and get other

1:13:38

people's tentacles out of it.

1:13:42

That's kindness to yourself and to your

1:13:43

opportunity to do what you really came

1:13:45

for in this life, you know. So there's

1:13:47

still discernment.

1:13:50

I have learned the hard way for decade

1:13:53

after decade just how true the parable

1:13:55

or the teaching about pearls before

1:13:57

swine.

1:13:59

Yeah, I've tested that one to my own

1:14:01

detriment over and over and over. It's

1:14:03

very real. So discernment of where to

1:14:05

use kindness is important so you're not

1:14:07

wasting it. It's like throwing seeds on

1:14:09

the right soil. You want to throw seeds

1:14:11

where they can grow, right? You don't go

1:14:13

out and just throw your seeds on hot

1:14:14

asphalt to be kind. here parking lot.

1:14:18

Here's some fruit seeds because it'll

1:14:19

just burn them up because it doesn't

1:14:21

want them.

1:14:23

It's not compatible with that kindness,

1:14:25

right?

1:14:30

Chi is just one way of measuring a

1:14:32

certain form of energy. It's a term for

1:14:34

it. It's a real thing if you're looking

1:14:36

at it that way.

1:14:43

I don't believe in the concept of

1:14:44

soulmate. I think it's ridiculous. I

1:14:46

think it just gives tarot card flingers

1:14:48

and fortune tellers. By the way, I'm not

1:14:50

saying everybody in those categories is

1:14:53

wrong or bad or anything else, but I

1:14:55

think it just it makes an idea

1:14:57

marketable so young people can be taken

1:14:58

advantage of it and forever be looking

1:15:00

for this magic person that's going to

1:15:02

fix all your problems. And what you

1:15:03

don't realize is until you become the

1:15:05

source of what a relationship needs, you

1:15:08

have no business being in one anyway

1:15:11

because you're just a vampire looking

1:15:12

for somebody else to fulfill you. So

1:15:14

you're going to consume their joy and

1:15:16

resources and bring them down like some

1:15:18

grown helpless codependent disaster even

1:15:22

if you mean well. Two people who are

1:15:26

compatible,

1:15:27

you know, who have some attraction to

1:15:30

each other and they both bring

1:15:33

an intention to give love and be the

1:15:35

source of it that has sustainability.

1:15:38

Nothing else does. This is why all

1:15:41

society's books and examples and ideas

1:15:43

about relationships are basically

1:15:44

garbage to be honest with you. They're

1:15:47

devoid of spiritual truth.

1:15:54

Were humans more or less cruel when I

1:15:57

was a child?

1:15:59

Uh,

1:16:01

probably about the same. The differences

1:16:03

are

1:16:06

if you look at like the dark ages, there

1:16:08

weren't a bunch of laws against things,

1:16:10

you know, so people would just take

1:16:12

their narcissistic abuse to the level of

1:16:14

murder on a regular basis or,

1:16:17

you know, fgging, torturing, lynching,

1:16:19

all this stuff. So, as society pretends

1:16:22

to be more civilized and more laws are

1:16:24

made against these things, now people

1:16:26

just take each other to court and lie

1:16:28

and take everything from the other

1:16:29

person and leave them homeless. It's not

1:16:32

because they've really gotten nicer.

1:16:33

It's just because they're more under

1:16:34

control of the way these things are

1:16:36

done.

1:16:38

So, I don't know if I sense any real

1:16:39

difference at a collective level.

1:16:42

There are definitely some people more

1:16:44

awake and conscious than what's been

1:16:46

happening on this planet for a long

1:16:47

time. And that's a good sign.

1:16:58

Yeah, that's how

1:17:00

hospital unless I've broken something so

1:17:02

bad I need it put in or you know if I

1:17:06

need a surgery a skilled surgeon is a is

1:17:09

a great valuable asset assuming they're

1:17:11

doing honest work. Everything else in

1:17:13

that system I mean I can't even say what

1:17:16

I think because it would be true and

1:17:18

then I'd be in huge trouble again as

1:17:20

[snorts] always. I've been in trouble

1:17:23

since I was born on this planet.

1:17:25

Constantly shamed, guilted, outlawed,

1:17:27

and in trouble.

1:17:30

What a strange world.

1:17:34

Jaw surgery due to underbite. I don't

1:17:36

know if the statistics on that surgery

1:17:38

going well. If you're going to recover

1:17:40

well and have a good jaw and you have

1:17:41

the insurance, sure, take advantage of

1:17:43

that and do it. But if it's like iffy,

1:17:45

you're going to end up with a more

1:17:47

messed up jaw.

1:17:49

You know, see, I don't know. I don't

1:17:51

know what the what the outcome uh

1:17:53

statistics are in that surgery.

1:18:01

My general advice for young men and

1:18:03

anybody of any age or gender is all over

1:18:07

this planet, my friend. Just look

1:18:09

through some of the videos and if the

1:18:10

title clicks with you,

1:18:13

absorb from it what usable value you can

1:18:17

and then watch another video and connect

1:18:18

what you can absorb from that and apply.

1:18:21

I can't give you oneliners because those

1:18:23

are corny corny and cheesy and you need

1:18:25

a lot more than that. You know, there's

1:18:27

so many things working against you. I

1:18:29

could say believe in yourself, buddy.

1:18:32

You know, you know, like pop you on the

1:18:34

shoulder, but I'm not really doing you

1:18:35

any favors. So, if you really use the

1:18:37

videos on this channel where I can take

1:18:39

the time to tie some things together

1:18:41

better that you can actually apply in

1:18:43

your life, I think that's a lot more

1:18:44

valuable to you. In fact, I know it is.

1:18:48

I'm giving people what I wish somebody

1:18:50

would have gave me.

1:18:52

Actually, I don't wish that because

1:18:54

somebody needed to be pushed into being

1:18:57

this guy. I guess I'm giving you what

1:18:59

what it would have been great if

1:19:01

somebody on this planet could have gave

1:19:02

me what what they what would have been

1:19:04

great if somebody could have gave

1:19:05

everybody more of this stuff. So now I

1:19:08

guess it's happening. Be the change you

1:19:10

want to see, right?

1:19:15

Yes. Uh cons conservation Lou the high

1:19:19

dose K2 can definitely help with that.

1:19:21

It pulls the calcium out of your

1:19:22

arteries, heart, brain, pineal gland,

1:19:26

all the places it shouldn't be, kidneys,

1:19:28

and it starts putting it in the bones

1:19:29

where it belongs. So yes, bone density

1:19:31

can improve. Make sure to include plenty

1:19:33

of magnesium or it can't work and it

1:19:35

can't do its job. Magnesium is the

1:19:37

catalyst for 300 plus things in the

1:19:39

human body and that's one of them. And

1:19:41

they're all important and society's

1:19:42

completely deficient and magnesium is

1:19:45

awesome. So consume it internally and

1:19:47

take it externally. Make magnesium oil.

1:19:50

Just Google how to do it. It's not even

1:19:51

an oil. It's very simple.

1:19:59

Yeah. So, you're seeing yellow after

1:20:01

large consumption of oils. There's

1:20:02

definitely something going on with your

1:20:03

gallbladder. There's bile issues. Your

1:20:06

gallbladder is has been clogged up with

1:20:09

stones for a long time probably. So, you

1:20:12

don't process oils all that well

1:20:13

currently. But the fact that you're

1:20:16

seeing that color means at least some of

1:20:17

the vials getting through. So I cannot

1:20:20

tell you whether to continue or stop. If

1:20:22

you're worried about it, you could at

1:20:23

least reduce your dose. Now I' I'd look

1:20:26

into getting chunka pedagra to start

1:20:27

cleaning cleaning out your gallbladder.

1:20:30

Chunka pedra tudka would be a nice

1:20:32

stack.

1:20:36

Actually I can't recommend anything. I

1:20:38

can't diagnose anything. I can't say

1:20:40

nothing. I can just tell you what I have

1:20:42

done and what I would do if it were me.

1:20:47

That's all I can talk about. Me, me, me.

1:20:50

It's me, Tube. Let's talk about me.

1:20:54

I want to talk about you guys, but I

1:20:55

have to use myself as a fictional crash

1:20:58

test dummy to talk about anything

1:21:00

healthy for legal reasons.

1:21:11

I missed the one about regrowing tooth

1:21:13

and gums. I do recommend oil pulling

1:21:15

though to get all the deep contaminants

1:21:17

out from under the teeth deep in the

1:21:19

gums. I use organic castor oil for for

1:21:22

it. Look into organic castor oil. Look

1:21:25

into the topic of oil pulling for tooth

1:21:27

and gum regeneration. And also highdose

1:21:30

K2, highdose magnesium and D3, the

1:21:33

things I stack under some of my uh

1:21:36

health stacks on the uh health topics

1:21:39

playlist. good for

1:21:43

growing bone and connective tissue.

1:21:49

When it come to starting a garden, as

1:21:51

far as the seeds, just get non GMO

1:21:52

seeds, and if any of them grow, you're

1:21:54

good to go. Get it from a company that

1:21:56

has pretty good reviews, like their

1:21:57

seeds actually grow most of the time.

1:22:00

Just make sure it's non GMO. Other than

1:22:02

that, it doesn't really matter which

1:22:04

direction it came from. If you if you

1:22:06

get non- GMO seeds and grow, now you

1:22:09

have the real thing. And from there you

1:22:11

can you can use the seeds you grow from

1:22:13

the plant keep producing more you know

1:22:28

these are going fast even with a 90

1:22:30

second delay.

1:22:32

Love you too my friend.

1:22:35

Getting out of a toxic friendship. just

1:22:38

get out, you know, try to minimize

1:22:40

damage if you can, but get out and get

1:22:42

some distance.

1:22:44

There's no point in just being dragged

1:22:46

down because you don't get to bear the

1:22:47

fruit you can in life. Forgive them and

1:22:50

wish them well, but create very real

1:22:52

boundaries and get out of it. That's my

1:22:54

advice. How you're going to do it

1:22:56

depends on your situation, you know.

1:23:06

Yeah. Yeah, if you get the algae oil

1:23:07

source of omega-3, that sounds good to

1:23:10

me. I know I've taken it before.

1:23:17

Not only can the pineal gland be

1:23:19

calcified, it is calcified on everybody

1:23:21

in society, almost the entire planet.

1:23:24

There's very few of us with an

1:23:25

uncalcified pineal gland. Because if you

1:23:27

have an uncalified pineal gland, you can

1:23:30

get information directly from the

1:23:32

creator and understand things other

1:23:33

people can't understand. And you can

1:23:35

live outside a matrix that somebody has

1:23:37

gone to great effort for thousands and

1:23:39

thousands of years to make sure you

1:23:40

can't get out of. To put it lightly,

1:23:45

in usually by the time a person's two or

1:23:47

three years old, about the time they

1:23:49

lose contact with their heart center due

1:23:51

to conditioning, you can take an X-ray

1:23:52

and see a calcium spot right there on

1:23:54

the pineal in the middle middle of the

1:23:56

human brain. [snorts]

1:23:59

Fear causes calcifications and the most

1:24:02

calcifiable tissue in the entire human

1:24:04

body is the pineal gland. It's the very

1:24:06

first thing to calcify. By the time

1:24:08

you've got hardened arteries and heart

1:24:10

attacks and brain calcification and all,

1:24:12

you know, um dementia and all this and

1:24:14

that, I mean, you're a million ms down

1:24:18

the road of chronic destruction by then,

1:24:20

but the earliest thing that calcifies on

1:24:21

humans is the pineal gland. [snorts]

1:24:24

So you're really mastering

1:24:26

decalcification and consciousness and

1:24:28

vitality at a higher level if you

1:24:30

actually do manage to uncalcify your

1:24:32

pineal gland and everything will change.

1:24:35

That's not a journey that you just

1:24:37

accidentally take and don't know it.

1:24:39

That's for sure.

1:24:45

There's a lot of things that can

1:24:46

contribute to decalcifying the pineal

1:24:48

gland. One of the biggest ones I have

1:24:51

not heard other

1:24:53

uh speakers on this topic get into

1:24:56

is the stuff I recommend to people for a

1:24:58

lot of things. Highdose K2 and magnesium

1:25:02

internally and externally.

1:25:05

Get it out of the pineal gland and put

1:25:07

it in some bone somewhere where it

1:25:09

belongs.

1:25:11

Then there's a lot of herbs that can

1:25:12

assist as well. You can make a huge

1:25:14

stack. Maybe I'll go ahead and throw

1:25:16

together a pineal detox decalcification

1:25:20

stack for the channel since I'm making

1:25:21

these nice little uh nifty um vitality

1:25:25

stacks these days.

1:25:31

How to turn a breakup into growth. Well,

1:25:34

there's a lot of ways. There's a lot of

1:25:36

things you might glean from it, you

1:25:37

know. Um,

1:25:40

but really it it kind of depends on more

1:25:42

the individual breakup, how it went and

1:25:45

why, what the relationship was like, why

1:25:47

it was a relationship to begin with,

1:25:49

what caused the breakup, what you're

1:25:52

what you're interpreting it to mean

1:25:53

currently, you know. So, I I can't say a

1:25:56

lot of details out of that, but anything

1:25:58

in life is an opportunity for growth.

1:26:01

That's for sure.

1:26:05

Okay.

1:26:06

Thank you, Lightning. That's on my

1:26:08

checklist of things to do. Pineal detox

1:26:11

stack

1:26:20

books and documents online. Herbs and

1:26:23

vitamins. No, I don't really have any of

1:26:24

that.

1:26:26

Um,

1:26:28

I have precious few books that I even

1:26:30

reference these days. Mostly the books I

1:26:33

reference now is to learn and recognize.

1:26:35

recognize and learn to use wild edibles

1:26:37

around me in the tropics here. The stuff

1:26:39

I know about human biology and

1:26:41

supplements and herbs and all this goes

1:26:43

way back. It's been 20 20 plus years

1:26:46

ago. I learned most of that.

1:26:57

How can you maintain determination?

1:26:59

Stick with the path when you're tired,

1:27:00

faced with so many distractions,

1:27:02

compensate even better. We're talking

1:27:04

about upgrade stacks today. There was a

1:27:07

lot of things I meant to do in life,

1:27:08

guys. But in order to get enough energy

1:27:10

to live like with the vitality of 10

1:27:13

people put together so I could actually

1:27:14

start counterbalancing the amount of

1:27:16

things working against me

1:27:19

started with the things in those stacks

1:27:20

physically and

1:27:24

you know consciously that's a lot harder

1:27:26

to explain

1:27:29

how to be able to see things from

1:27:31

outside of something they don't see from

1:27:32

outside of. But I'll tell you what,

1:27:34

cleaning your temple and charging that

1:27:36

battery is a really good place to start

1:27:38

because higher consciousness requires

1:27:40

higher conductivity of flow of even the

1:27:43

circuits in your nervous system to be

1:27:45

able to communicate with you. So if you

1:27:47

want to understand a little bit tiny

1:27:48

fraction more of say the creator's

1:27:50

intelligence and be able to apply it,

1:27:52

you have to upgrade this circuitry and

1:27:54

this temple some more of that energy can

1:27:56

be translated into it.

1:28:01

So, pretty much everything on the health

1:28:03

playlist can help you with that. That's

1:28:05

pretty much what I'm building it for.

1:28:08

Giving humanity gifts of absolutely

1:28:11

incomprehensible value. You can't buy

1:28:13

these things. You can spend billions of

1:28:15

dollars on being radiated in a tube or

1:28:18

having parts cut out of your body and

1:28:20

not get any of the things that real

1:28:22

vitality allows for in higher

1:28:24

consciousness connections, etc. Those

1:28:26

can't be bought. They can't be patented.

1:28:29

They can't be sold. They're at a

1:28:31

completely higher level than money, you

1:28:33

know. So, I can't give you guys money.

1:28:35

Maybe I can give you something

1:28:36

priceless. But can you receive it?

1:28:40

That's the bigger challenge on this

1:28:42

planet. We are all the limited receivers

1:28:45

of infinite goodness from the true

1:28:47

creator, not all the false creators

1:28:50

people have in the way of the true

1:28:52

creator.

1:28:55

Parasite and heavy metal detoxing can be

1:28:58

very exhausting physically. Yes, you're

1:29:00

probably experiencing the strong detox

1:29:02

symptoms of being ill from the amount of

1:29:04

junk in your body. Now, if someone does

1:29:06

my full spectrum detox in in including

1:29:09

the coffee enemas, the best part, you

1:29:11

can go through all this and probably

1:29:12

still have really high energy and feel

1:29:14

great because you get all the toxins out

1:29:16

much faster and you stimulate your liver

1:29:18

to speed up all its processes. And the

1:29:20

liver is a workaholic and wears the most

1:29:23

hats in the body and affects every other

1:29:25

organ and gland. So the best part of my

1:29:27

detox protocols is the coffee enemas

1:29:30

that nobody wants to do. Understandably,

1:29:32

I resisted it for years myself even

1:29:34

though I knew better.

1:29:36

But that's how I can do extreme detoxing

1:29:38

and feel awesome and have high high

1:29:40

energy and not be slowed down by it.

1:29:43

Just so you know. Now, if you are doing

1:29:45

the coffee detox and you're still

1:29:46

feeling exhausted, trust me, you are

1:29:49

saving your own life right now. You're

1:29:50

removing so much hideous stuff from your

1:29:52

body, you had to do it.

1:29:56

Thank God you are.

1:30:02

Yep. And like Earth Roots Healing said,

1:30:04

you need binders to get the toxins out.

1:30:07

Especially if you're not doing the

1:30:08

coffee enemas, you really need binders

1:30:10

to get the toxins out or the detox could

1:30:13

become dangerous.

1:30:15

It's called a Herxheimer reaction where

1:30:16

you get so ill you die from detoxing too

1:30:19

fast from too many things. Things that

1:30:22

have been trapped in cellulite, fat,

1:30:23

organs, glands, tissues, joints,

1:30:26

tendons, all kinds of weird places,

1:30:27

bones, they start coming out. If too

1:30:30

many of of them get in your bloodstream

1:30:31

at the same time, you now have

1:30:33

effectively a huge load of poison

1:30:36

floating through your body hurting you.

1:30:37

This is why having the strongest,

1:30:39

fastest exit channels open, coffee

1:30:42

enemas, and if you're unwilling to do

1:30:44

that, at least plenty of binders like um

1:30:47

activated charcoal,

1:30:49

uh bentonite clay, diatamacius earth, or

1:30:53

all of the above. Those things will soak

1:30:55

up the poison in your gut at least

1:30:57

instead of letting it soak back into

1:30:59

your body and your bloodstream. Because

1:31:01

how good is this? If you're if you're

1:31:03

breaking toxins out of your lymphatic

1:31:04

system and organs, bones, and all these

1:31:07

things, it's going through your liver.

1:31:09

Your liver is flushing it, and then it's

1:31:11

sitting in your gut and getting

1:31:12

reabsorbed back into your body. A

1:31:14

certain percentage of all these toxins

1:31:16

you're doing the work to break loose.

1:31:17

You're just taking them back in. This is

1:31:19

why the coffee enema is the king of

1:31:21

detox methods.

1:31:23

And good binders is a close second. You

1:31:28

need at least one, okay, to do a detox,

1:31:31

right? If you're doing a serious detox,

1:31:33

and it sounds like you are. [snorts]

1:31:40

I can't even tell you where I learned

1:31:41

coffee from because the person that

1:31:44

invented the protocol and what it cures

1:31:46

was killed for that. And anybody that

1:31:48

cures what he cur cured gets killed for

1:31:50

it or you arrested and dragged away and

1:31:53

you never see him again. And every

1:31:55

channel I've mentioned it on, I get

1:31:57

cancelled for. So there's certain things

1:31:59

you're just not allowed to talk about in

1:32:00

the beast system, but you could Google

1:32:03

it and figure it out probably.

1:32:11

Yeah, of course there's a chance for

1:32:14

those supplements fill in some gaps that

1:32:16

can help with bone growth. But I mean,

1:32:19

the right plethora of nutrients in the

1:32:21

right timing, the right mindset,

1:32:22

circumstances, of course. Of course it's

1:32:24

possible. Yeah.

1:32:32

Nice.

1:32:33

Thank you. Lighting devotion. I'm glad

1:32:36

you tried it. Now you know it's not it's

1:32:40

not such a big weird thing. Just a bit

1:32:42

of science and it's amazing hack.

1:32:48

For poor eyesight, you need to clean

1:32:49

your whole body and regenerate your l

1:32:51

liver therefore and kidneys. And then

1:32:54

there's lots of herbs and non-GMO fruits

1:32:57

with natural medicine in them that are

1:32:59

really good for eyesight.

1:33:01

I probably need to do an eyesight stack.

1:33:03

But what in the meantime, go ahead and

1:33:06

check out my video about improving your

1:33:07

eyesight.

1:33:10

Dropped it like a week or two ago. It's

1:33:13

on the health topics playlist.

1:33:21

uh some pe you know sometimes a project

1:33:24

projection somebody puts on me can

1:33:25

bother me sure I can be irritated but

1:33:27

you know for the most part no it's just

1:33:29

a normal part of life and it's kind of

1:33:31

impossible for people not to do that so

1:33:33

it kind of depends on the projection if

1:33:35

it's something hideous that causes me a

1:33:37

whole bunch of problems it's pretty hard

1:33:39

not to be irritated by that you

1:33:50

Hypoglycemic. Wow.

1:33:56

Interesting, Simon. Well, I guarantee

1:33:58

the magnesium is very good for you.

1:34:02

Hypoglycemic.

1:34:04

That's interesting. I tend to go the

1:34:06

other way. So,

1:34:11

how to get a little more blood sugar. I

1:34:12

mean, you could just eat more healthy

1:34:14

fruit throughout the day or something

1:34:15

simple like that. But

1:34:20

it sounds like it's just

1:34:25

sometimes you do something healthy and

1:34:26

it highlights

1:34:28

the next area to work on in your system.

1:34:30

You know, hypoglycemic.

1:34:33

I wonder if your

1:34:36

I wonder how your thyroid's working.

1:34:39

That's a little bit complicated and I

1:34:40

don't want to speculate just right here

1:34:42

off the top of my head.

1:34:47

I'm 46 years old. That's what they tell

1:34:50

me.

1:34:52

I crashed on this planet 46 years ago.

1:34:55

Somebody gave me a birth certificate, I

1:34:57

guess.

1:35:01

No, aside from Yeshua, I don't think I

1:35:03

really have another favorite historical

1:35:06

character.

1:35:07

I haven't spent any time thinking about

1:35:09

it though.

1:35:14

No, I mean there's there's various

1:35:15

people I respect in history, but I I

1:35:17

don't really have a favorite

1:35:25

that can be a healthy practice

1:35:27

if it connects with you. Yo 9805. Yeah.

1:35:32

Don't ever do the sun part, you know,

1:35:35

but within reason.

1:35:37

I think it can be healthy for your

1:35:38

consciousness too. I think there's some

1:35:41

of the benefits of that are not fully

1:35:43

explained in modern humanity.

1:35:55

Now, not all of these supplements are

1:35:57

synthetically made in a lab. The type of

1:35:59

magnesium I use, which I link under the

1:36:01

videos, related to it, is very natural

1:36:04

magnesium salt. Basically, it's too

1:36:07

bitter for most people to stomach. So,

1:36:09

they prefer the labm made tastier

1:36:11

varieties. But there's magnesium

1:36:13

actually comes in a huge variety of

1:36:15

forms and there's all these silly

1:36:16

arguments about which is best. So, you

1:36:18

do your own research. Make a decision

1:36:20

you're comfortable with. I link to what

1:36:22

I use both internally and externally.

1:36:24

So, I just keep it simple and use the

1:36:26

real thing. You know, the basic earth

1:36:29

deposit magnesium stuff with some trace

1:36:31

minerals in it as well.

1:36:39

Yeah, people often cite that I say

1:36:41

things that certain uh Buddhist teachers

1:36:44

or or yogis from India. So there's

1:36:48

people um that teach principles I guess

1:36:50

related to Hinduism and Buddhism

1:36:53

um that have shared some of the same

1:36:55

insights I do. I didn't get it from

1:36:58

their religion or for them system or

1:37:00

from their teachings. But

1:37:03

there's certain things you just you

1:37:04

access if you ever figure out what it's

1:37:06

like to be still and listen to creation.

1:37:08

There's certain things that just become

1:37:11

some evident, you know, so you don't you

1:37:13

could be from different sides of the

1:37:14

world, speak different languages, and

1:37:16

never hear of each other and end up

1:37:17

coming to some of the same awarenesses.

1:37:20

You know, if you know how to silence the

1:37:23

busy programmed human mind and allow

1:37:25

something more organic and more

1:37:28

unconditioned and timeless seep through

1:37:30

into your awareness.

1:37:36

Are we all hypo thyroid with and sleep

1:37:39

apnneic?

1:37:45

Oh man, if you grind your teeth in your

1:37:48

sleep, I mean, check out my how to sleep

1:37:50

like a dog video if you haven't. It's a

1:37:52

good video with some real useful stuff

1:37:55

about sleep and how it affects life and

1:37:57

some things to help you sleep. But what

1:38:00

I've observed, because I've observed

1:38:01

some people grind their teeth in their

1:38:02

sleep.

1:38:04

Um, I don't happen to be a tooth

1:38:06

grinder, but I do often clench my jaw

1:38:08

really hard.

1:38:10

Like in my sleep a lot of times, I'm

1:38:12

flexing my jaw. due to stressful dreams

1:38:15

or maybe it's habit at this point. I

1:38:16

don't know what it is. But I think

1:38:18

people that like grind their teeth.

1:38:21

There's a huge amount of underlying

1:38:22

anxiety in your philosophy of life. And

1:38:25

if you could rewrite your philosophy of

1:38:28

life into something more life affirming

1:38:30

instead of destructive and hopeless at a

1:38:32

deep level, I think eventually that

1:38:35

would correct itself and you wouldn't be

1:38:38

your body wouldn't be programmed with so

1:38:39

many thoughts of fear and stress every

1:38:41

day that that it's naturally just

1:38:43

grinding away at itself when it's

1:38:45

sleeping.

1:38:56

Histamine allergy. Histamine.

1:39:04

Now, don't quote me for sure here, but I

1:39:06

feel like there's certain amino acids. I

1:39:08

know there's going to be a bunch of

1:39:09

things, certain herbs and other things,

1:39:11

but for some reason, I think there's

1:39:12

even certain amino acids that you can

1:39:15

use to help balance against a h an a

1:39:18

histamine dominance or something like

1:39:20

that.

1:39:22

But also Google which herbs

1:39:25

um help with that condition.

1:39:27

There's some herbs and supplements that

1:39:29

can make it less severe, maybe even make

1:39:31

it go away.

1:39:34

But also, any allergy

1:39:37

indicates that you have a leaky gut,

1:39:39

which is, you know, almost anybody who's

1:39:42

ever taken antibiotics has a leaky gut

1:39:44

because they never repaired their gut

1:39:46

lining afterwards because nobody told

1:39:48

you to, because nobody cares. But, um,

1:39:52

leaky gut is prevalent in all of

1:39:54

society.

1:39:55

And allergies are things that got

1:39:57

through your leaky gut and got into your

1:39:58

body undigested in a form they should

1:40:00

not be in. So, they go around causing

1:40:02

damage. So, digestive enzyme therapy

1:40:06

plus the things I put on my gut healing

1:40:08

video. Really, again, the first three

1:40:10

videos on the health topics playlist

1:40:12

that I used to have severe allergies and

1:40:14

now I have none because I repaired my

1:40:16

gut lining and then my immune system was

1:40:19

able to rebalance and figure out what

1:40:22

it's supposed to do when I cleaned all

1:40:24

the toxins out of the body and healed

1:40:27

the gut lining. Allergies go away when

1:40:30

your body's working right.

1:40:36

you took my advice on how to sleep like

1:40:38

a dog and it's working really well.

1:40:41

That's awesome, Andrew. Glad to hear it.

1:40:44

Um, there's precious few gifts in life

1:40:47

better than really good sleep. I say

1:40:49

that as someone who's suffered severe

1:40:53

lack of sleep many times and had a lot

1:40:55

of painful experiences because of it.

1:40:59

Good sleep is so precious. I'm glad

1:41:01

you're benefiting. I'm glad you took me

1:41:03

up on that.

1:41:07

Healing uh receding gums with natural

1:41:09

aids, especially after periodontal

1:41:12

cleaning with a dentist prescribed

1:41:13

antibiotics, mouthwash.

1:41:16

Yeah, I would say natural.

1:41:19

I would do my my uh morning oil pull

1:41:23

with organic castor oil. And after the

1:41:25

oil pulling, I'd probably swish

1:41:27

something around in my mouth with um

1:41:31

like a little bit of pink Himalayan salt

1:41:34

or another real salt and a mouthwash.

1:41:36

I'd swish that around in there for a

1:41:38

while.

1:41:40

Maybe Earthroots could chime in

1:41:43

if Earthroots knows any things about um

1:41:46

gum regeneration since I can't look

1:41:49

things up right now. I'm not going to

1:41:51

try to

1:41:54

[sighs]

1:42:09

There you go. Someone referenced you.

1:42:10

Someone to look at for uh dealing with

1:42:13

histamine.

1:42:15

[snorts]

1:42:22

Yeah, that happened. Tails as well as

1:42:25

free energy. These things have been

1:42:28

around for a long time. As well as cures

1:42:29

to things you're told

1:42:32

can't be cured. So, you have to watch

1:42:34

your family members be harvested piece

1:42:35

by piece in a med medical facility and

1:42:38

radiated to death. I can't really talk

1:42:41

about it, but there's been a lot of

1:42:43

solutions to great things that people

1:42:45

have been killed for every time they

1:42:46

prove it. That's very real and it's been

1:42:48

going on for a long time.

1:42:51

Welcome to the real ball game. You know,

1:42:57

that's the way things are done here on

1:42:59

Earth for thousands of years now.

1:43:01

more thousands than anybody wants to

1:43:03

believe.

1:43:16

Uh, I don't drink any coffee while doing

1:43:18

a detox if you're asking me. I use

1:43:21

coffee only for coffee enemas. I don't

1:43:22

drink coffee.

1:43:25

Okay, thanks Earth Roots. I guess I

1:43:27

nailed it on the gums regeneration.

1:43:30

Boom.

1:43:39

I don't worry about people's theories

1:43:41

about that stuff really, Anthony, but I

1:43:43

mean the the thing you sent me that you

1:43:45

wrote is shows you've done more research

1:43:47

on a lot of that stuff than I have

1:43:48

ultimately. And I found what I've read

1:43:51

so far I found super interesting. So

1:43:54

you know whether it's worthwhile or not

1:43:56

it's like well

1:43:58

if a theory make if you enjoy a theory

1:44:00

if it's mentally stim stimulating if it

1:44:02

changes your approach to life in any

1:44:04

positive way then I'd say it's you know

1:44:06

it's valuable

1:44:08

but some people are like yourself really

1:44:11

good at research and putting together a

1:44:12

lot of information to at least show

1:44:14

people

1:44:16

the information that is out there that

1:44:18

nobody's going to really collect for

1:44:20

themselves you

1:44:24

Basically, I just ask myself, does this

1:44:27

theory contribute to a better philosophy

1:44:29

of life that makes me more healthy in

1:44:31

some way, mind, body, and spirit?

1:44:33

Because if I'm more healthy in some way,

1:44:35

I'm more effective at life, you know,

1:44:37

and the answer won't always be the same

1:44:39

for everybody because some people are

1:44:41

going to prefer a different theory and

1:44:43

they're going to like it so much they

1:44:44

don't want to question it, you know. So,

1:44:47

it gets a little complicated, but I'm

1:44:49

not really familiar with that theory, so

1:44:51

I can't say what I think about it.

1:45:09

How to not get killed. H, that's pretty

1:45:12

vague.

1:45:16

Yeah, I have regrets in life. Sure. Who

1:45:19

doesn't?

1:45:22

Uh, but you know, I don't I don't feed

1:45:25

the feeling of regret because that's

1:45:27

destructive. It'll just make you worse.

1:45:29

But if something triggers regret in me,

1:45:32

I look at it, I cringe, and I become all

1:45:35

the more clear on just how much I'm not

1:45:37

going to do that again or make that

1:45:39

mistake again or play into that again

1:45:42

or, you know, whatever it was, believe a

1:45:45

certain thing again. If it's

1:45:47

regrettable, I just become all the more

1:45:48

clear on how that's not me and it's not

1:45:50

ever going to be again. I just use it.

1:45:53

You know, if it's cringy, I'm going to

1:45:55

use it to do

1:45:57

the opposite. I'm going to do something

1:45:58

great from what I learned through that

1:46:01

thing that was regrettable.

1:46:18

A few hours. That's all it took you,

1:46:20

Anthony. Wow, that's impressive.

1:46:23

You must be a good researcher.

1:46:39

Yeah, but lemon juice doesn't stimulate

1:46:41

the liver to do what it does.

1:46:45

There's lots of ways to clean your guts,

1:46:46

but there's not a lot of ways to

1:46:48

stimulate your liver. At least not to

1:46:49

the degree a coffee enema does. It is

1:46:51

the king that way.

1:47:00

Seattle. I do believe I've been there.

1:47:02

Yeah, I think so. Long time ago. I grew

1:47:06

up in Northern California, you know,

1:47:08

south of you. Similar. It would rain for

1:47:12

six months. Big redwood trees.

1:47:20

Yeah. I'm not sure what to tell you,

1:47:22

Yanick. Some people say that. I don't

1:47:24

notice anything extreme like that. Um I

1:47:27

just noticed I was more clear. Oh, like

1:47:30

everything I said in the video, you

1:47:31

know, those were my observations. I

1:47:33

think a lot of people build a religion

1:47:34

out of a thing and then there's all

1:47:35

sorts of self- condemnation waiting for

1:47:37

them when they fall off the pedestal

1:47:39

they put themselves on. I think you're

1:47:41

dealing with your own shadow draining

1:47:43

you.

1:47:44

I think uh anytime you attach so much

1:47:47

meaning to something that it's like the

1:47:48

meaning of life

1:47:50

um there's this big backlash when you

1:47:53

fail or make a mistake or whatever you

1:47:56

know me I didn't attach any of that to

1:47:58

it. It's I I was just observing what

1:48:02

without without like I didn't even care

1:48:06

a whole lot if if I achieved anything

1:48:09

from that retention time or whatever. I

1:48:12

just thought well I'm doing it anyway.

1:48:13

Let me observe and see if I notice

1:48:14

anything.

1:48:17

But I'm a married guy, so it's not like

1:48:19

it's some long-term,

1:48:21

you know, Jedi thing I'm trying to do.

1:48:24

It's just I happen to have a time frame

1:48:25

there where I it was pragmatic to

1:48:28

observe that. So I did, you know,

1:48:41

uh, probably some of both, Chad.

1:48:44

I think the holistic approach to life is

1:48:46

the real one. It's the only thing that

1:48:48

really puts you in in connection to an

1:48:50

understanding of what's real and what

1:48:52

creation is.

1:48:54

So for a long-term path of growth of why

1:48:56

we even exist, that's the more important

1:48:57

thing. But when you're born into a

1:49:00

technological information age, I mean,

1:49:02

ironically, I live unlimited

1:49:05

electricity, off-grid, working with the

1:49:08

earth, but I actually use the

1:49:10

information age a lot better than the

1:49:12

vast majority of people do. So, there is

1:49:15

an ideal way to do both, for sure.

1:49:34

No, the the sicker

1:49:37

uh arrow l shaded,

1:49:40

the sicker your body is, the more

1:49:42

parasites, the more toxins, the more

1:49:44

nanotech, the more metals, the more

1:49:46

chemicals are in it, the more easily

1:49:48

it's going to be for those negative

1:49:50

entities to affect you worse. Just like

1:49:52

the worse your mindset, any negative

1:49:54

thoughts, any trauma, any negative

1:49:56

experience, including having a dumpster

1:49:58

of a horrible disease-filled body makes

1:50:00

it much easier for negative entities to

1:50:02

get all of your life. A shining radiant

1:50:05

temple of vitality, more in the likeness

1:50:08

of the creator means you can tune into

1:50:11

higher vibrations instead of lower. It

1:50:12

really is that simple. Bathroom break,

1:50:15

guys. Two minutes or less.

1:51:27

Okay.

1:51:37

Yeah, I air quote it Garrett pretty much

1:51:39

for that reason. I mean, you can take

1:51:41

the ignorant, superstitious,

1:51:43

self-destructive,

1:51:46

keep the world in darkness view, or you

1:51:47

can just take the pragmatic, practical

1:51:49

view. A sin is just a mistake to be

1:51:52

corrected, to learn from. It's just

1:51:55

doing something that is works against

1:51:57

life in abundance in some way rather

1:52:00

than doing something that works for life

1:52:02

in abundance in some way, you know.

1:52:11

>> [snorts]

1:52:19

>> How do I improve my smell?

1:52:23

Deep cellular detox to the whole body.

1:52:26

I don't remember the last time I even

1:52:28

remembered what deodorant was or that it

1:52:30

even existed. Haven't needed if ever

1:52:33

since I did the two-year deep detox

1:52:35

protocol and maintenance detox sense.

1:52:40

No more smell of death leaking out of me

1:52:42

anywhere. That's basically what it is.

1:52:45

Makes people smell bad.

1:52:48

Death. Decaying cells. Little bits of

1:52:51

corpse. It's basically what it is.

1:53:10

thoughts on overtraining. Um,

1:53:14

well, there's a yin and a yang to

1:53:15

things. And if you're your yin, which

1:53:17

people know nothing about in the modern

1:53:19

world, is higher, that'll support you in

1:53:22

having higher yang. So, you can do a lot

1:53:24

more without overtraining.

1:53:26

So basically all the things on my health

1:53:28

topics playlist here if a person uses

1:53:31

them well

1:53:34

good luck overtraining you know like

1:53:39

until I started taking a rest day on on

1:53:42

Saturdays like this. Um I did like what

1:53:45

most people consider excessive physical

1:53:47

training every single day for years and

1:53:50

it never drained me. So once your

1:53:53

battery is up to a certain point,

1:53:55

um

1:53:58

at that point, you know, you're not

1:53:59

really experiencing what most people

1:54:01

call overtraining where like your

1:54:03

nervous system is weakened and then your

1:54:05

immune system drops and then you get

1:54:07

sick or you feel bad or you can't

1:54:08

recover or you can't regenerate. Um,

1:54:13

what overtraining would be for me now is

1:54:15

like

1:54:16

if I literally just kept doing something

1:54:18

until

1:54:20

I like wore out a tendon and it snapped

1:54:22

because I just didn't stop for days or

1:54:24

something, you know? So, that's a whole

1:54:26

different thing than what people are

1:54:27

calling overtraining.

1:54:29

Overtraining is just where you exceed

1:54:31

your current recovery battery and your

1:54:35

overall vitality is what limits you

1:54:38

there.

1:54:47

Yeah, I don't do urine therapy or

1:54:48

recommend it. It's just not my thing.

1:54:59

A perfect person. Well, I guess Yeshua

1:55:01

would be a perfect person. A person that

1:55:04

is so fully aligned with the creator,

1:55:05

there's no separation.

1:55:08

um wouldn't make your life easy

1:55:10

obviously make you exceptional

1:55:14

wouldn't make people understand you

1:55:15

wouldn't make people ready for you per

1:55:17

se

1:55:21

Yeshua Ben Yosesef a perfect person

1:55:31

not necessarily

1:55:33

uh Badson um I wouldn't say they necess

1:55:37

necessarily if you smell good, you're

1:55:38

necessarily completely healthy. Although

1:55:41

generally those things would be

1:55:42

correlated. Yes, I would say that if you

1:55:45

do a good job deep cleaning yourself,

1:55:47

you will smell better. Okay, that's

1:55:50

that's a sure thing.

1:56:00

For tendons of steel, just subject them

1:56:02

to challenges at different angles and

1:56:05

consume the things in my connective

1:56:07

tissue stack and apply it topically in

1:56:09

the areas you really challenge. That's

1:56:11

what I would recommend for tendons of uh

1:56:15

more indestructible nature.

1:56:27

Huh?

1:56:32

He didn't feed him fish and bread,

1:56:33

Nicholas. That's a lie. That's a lie.

1:56:35

Mistransation. There was no fish. And

1:56:38

why would you have fish sitting out on a

1:56:40

sunny day in baskets you're giving to

1:56:41

people anyway? That would be disturbing.

1:56:43

The Romans made that up. They changed it

1:56:45

later. There's even research that proves

1:56:48

that.

1:56:50

I know everybody's been told that the

1:56:53

900 different versions of this book the

1:56:55

Romans invented is somehow infallible.

1:56:58

That nonsense rumor didn't even get made

1:56:59

up till hundred years ago. Why anybody

1:57:01

wants to blindly believe something

1:57:03

counter all logic and all evidence to

1:57:07

the contrary. It, you know, that's how

1:57:09

you know

1:57:12

um the power of brainwashing and what a

1:57:15

cult can do to you. [snorts]

1:57:18

It's very real.

1:57:41

Yeah. Uh, honestly, I was dealing that

1:57:43

this week, Andrew, after that 100 rep

1:57:46

squat thing I did. Uh, I didn't get as

1:57:49

much done this week. I could barely

1:57:50

touch my legs. It hurt walking. It hurt

1:57:53

climbing. It hurt standing up. It hurt

1:57:55

sitting down. Super doms. How do I deal

1:57:58

with it? I don't know. I just tough it

1:57:59

out. I've had I've had Dom so severe so

1:58:02

many times in my life, you know, that's

1:58:05

just I just work around it the best I

1:58:08

can.

1:58:16

You can do some active recovery things.

1:58:18

Sometimes light work in super sore

1:58:20

muscles can reduce the soreness level.

1:58:24

You know, like maybe riding a bike or

1:58:28

hiking or something could burn out some

1:58:29

of that soreness in your legs when

1:58:31

they're that sore, for example.

1:58:39

Yeah, that's true. Steak, it's been

1:58:42

going on for a long time and it's true.

1:58:44

But there's many things that calcify the

1:58:45

pineal gland. That's just one people

1:58:48

happen to figure out.

1:58:57

I'd have to look up the old text again

1:58:59

to see what it was. They changed the

1:59:01

fish. I don't remember off the top of my

1:59:02

head right now.

1:59:04

I don't want to misquote it. I've seen

1:59:07

the older writings.

1:59:14

I don't know if he turned water into

1:59:16

wine. Maybe, you know, you might have

1:59:18

done that for the sake of the wedding.

1:59:20

Just because you don't drink wine

1:59:21

yourself doesn't mean you're going to go

1:59:22

around

1:59:24

telling others they can't do it, you

1:59:25

know. So, I don't know. Your guess is as

1:59:27

good as mine.

1:59:30

You might have done a different miracle.

1:59:31

And the Romans just they love wine so

1:59:33

much they had to put it everywhere in

1:59:35

the Bible when they made the Bible. So,

1:59:38

I'm not fully sure on that.

1:59:51

Yeah. Well, the ego will justify itself

1:59:53

and believe whatever it wants to.

1:59:57

And uh when you've been trained with

1:59:58

misinformation to see things that way

2:00:00

your whole life, that's what you're

2:00:01

going to believe. Binka

2:00:07

lived all these things. I don't just

2:00:09

subscribe to whatever I I have to test

2:00:11

things for myself. That's the only way

2:00:14

to be honest with life the way I see it.

2:00:18

And everybody thinks God wants them to

2:00:19

do whatever they're doing. They just

2:00:21

make God in whatever image suits their

2:00:23

own ego. That's why the God people

2:00:26

believe in is ridiculous on this planet.

2:00:28

There's no divinity in it. It's just

2:00:30

different versions of man projecting God

2:00:32

in his own image of his ego.

2:00:37

That said, it's not practical for most

2:00:39

of the people on Earth to stop eating

2:00:40

animal products right now. There's a lot

2:00:42

of practicalities. You can't just say,

2:00:46

"Everybody go vegan or you suck." You

2:00:48

know, that's totally ridiculous.

2:00:59

Why would you take finasteride or

2:01:01

minoxidil and destroy your endocrine

2:01:03

system over the hair on your head? Why

2:01:05

would you destroy your balls and parts

2:01:07

of your brains and other glands and

2:01:08

organs just to maybe have some temporary

2:01:10

fake toxic hair sprout out of your head?

2:01:14

When there's a million better ways to do

2:01:16

it, ain't you? That's what I think. And

2:01:18

I know people don't know about any of

2:01:19

the natural medicine on the earth.

2:01:21

You've all been kept separated from it

2:01:23

on purpose. But yeah, to even even if

2:01:26

even if you didn't know about it, why

2:01:28

would you destroy more important systems

2:01:30

of your body to maybe have some

2:01:32

temporary hairs on your head due to

2:01:35

doing something toxic and

2:01:36

self-destructive that makes somebody

2:01:38

corrupt richer?

2:01:40

So, those are my thoughts.

2:01:45

You could do some research and figure

2:01:47

that out for yourself, my friend, if

2:01:48

you're interested. I don't have the time

2:01:51

to do all the world's research, be

2:01:53

honest.

2:01:54

You live in an

2:01:56

information age and we need more good

2:01:58

researchers. If you care about

2:01:59

something, you should dig for it

2:02:02

to do the work by hand of 10 men. I

2:02:04

don't have any, you know, in the land

2:02:06

for me, guys. [snorts]

2:02:09

I had a lot of time in my 20s when I was

2:02:12

trapped in life to do a lot of research

2:02:13

and I did and it's recorded in me and it

2:02:16

still comes to use all the time.

2:02:19

Stuff that people think they're

2:02:20

discovering now. I mean, people people

2:02:23

will say, "Look what so and so

2:02:25

discovered, this new thing." And I'm

2:02:26

like, "No,

2:02:27

I tried to tell people about that 20 25

2:02:30

years ago. It's not new. You're just

2:02:32

being having it marketed to you like

2:02:33

it's a new discovery now.

2:02:45

>> No, that's not my job, Nicholas. There's

2:02:47

people that have channels on that that

2:02:49

are deconstructing it really well.

2:02:51

I live the principles Yeshua taught. I'm

2:02:53

not here to argue with an infinite line

2:02:56

of crusty old men with tons of money

2:02:58

about how their forefathers,

2:03:02

you know, destroyed the teachings of

2:03:04

Yeshua with the religion they created.

2:03:07

There's already people deconstructing it

2:03:09

a lot better than me that have the time

2:03:10

to show you all the proof and all the

2:03:12

research. I don't have time to be Santa

2:03:14

Claus and do everything for everybody. I

2:03:16

mean, the truth is I've had to admit

2:03:18

that I need some support, you know.

2:03:21

rather than just being rather than

2:03:23

pretending I can just be an endless

2:03:25

supply of all things. I'll do my best,

2:03:27

but I can point you in the right

2:03:28

direction. But any of these rabbit holes

2:03:31

take serious dedicated research to show

2:03:32

all the proofs and stuff. Hopefully, I'm

2:03:35

inspiring some people to do that

2:03:38

because I can point you to amazing

2:03:39

rabbit holes of truth, but I can't walk

2:03:42

everybody through thousands of hours of

2:03:44

each one and do thousands of countless

2:03:46

hours of upgrades on the land and take

2:03:48

care of my neighbors and be with my

2:03:50

family.

2:03:53

I don't have a clone machine to just

2:03:55

print out a whole bunch of copies of

2:03:57

myself. Not that I would. I met my wife

2:04:01

on match.com.

2:04:07

No, Chad, you just you need that person

2:04:10

needs to take the full spectrum detox

2:04:15

and really use it and do it longer than

2:04:17

the next person because they have one

2:04:18

more serious thing working against them

2:04:20

in a society where people already have

2:04:22

countless things working against working

2:04:25

against human DNA

2:04:27

and its potential.

2:04:35

>> [screaming]

2:04:40

>> Syria. I would get a download. I'd be

2:04:42

showed how something works inside me

2:04:44

directly from the creator. And I would

2:04:46

go do random seemingly Google searches.

2:04:49

And whatever my f fingers were guided to

2:04:51

type in, I would always end up finding

2:04:53

the exact research papers that show all

2:04:55

the things I was just shown. So I would

2:04:57

call it divinely guided research.

2:04:59

Countless hours of it. Must have been

2:05:01

thousands and thousands of hours of it.

2:05:16

Um, as far as strengthening the inside

2:05:18

of the body, vacuums are really good for

2:05:21

your inside the rib cage muscles and

2:05:24

organ massage and getting everything

2:05:26

held in a better place.

2:05:28

You look at some people and you can see

2:05:30

their intestines

2:05:32

hanging way out past their belt,

2:05:34

drooping down towards the ground,

2:05:36

towards their kneecaps.

2:05:41

[sighs] Vacuums, people pull it up and

2:05:42

in. Keep it up in there where it goes.

2:05:57

No, I'm not maxed out yet, John L. No

2:05:59

way.

2:06:01

Several steps further than even I think.

2:06:03

But

2:06:05

not even close.

2:06:07

Until I can walk through walls and, you

2:06:09

know, appear where you are when you need

2:06:12

something and then transllocate and do

2:06:14

whatever else. Nope. Not even close. I'm

2:06:18

just a lot of steps further than

2:06:21

what's currently

2:06:24

going on on the planet.

2:06:29

Oo, that's a good question, Virgil. It's

2:06:32

what we need to do to become whole

2:06:34

beings, to become holistic and fully

2:06:36

functional and have a figure eight of

2:06:39

infinite potential working in us. That's

2:06:41

when the heart center and the mind

2:06:42

center are now balanced.

2:06:44

Um, as far as steps, I mean, my open

2:06:48

your heart center video the other day is

2:06:50

the most I've tried to explain the best

2:06:53

I can in words so far about that.

2:06:57

Um, but I'm sure there will be more

2:07:01

because that's a very very important

2:07:02

thing that is so invisible to humanity

2:07:05

it's hard to even find words to even get

2:07:07

them to understand what you're even

2:07:08

trying to talk about. But I do pray and

2:07:10

meditate and there will be more on that.

2:07:16

Johnny Jungle. [laughter]

2:07:19

All right,

2:07:20

I can roll with that.

2:07:30

Yeah. So, think about it, Nicholas. If

2:07:32

someone tells you that natural healers

2:07:35

have used a certain protocol to do

2:07:36

amazing things that are considered

2:07:38

impossible, and then you find all kinds

2:07:40

of

2:07:44

FDA or whatever warnings against it.

2:07:46

What does that tell you? There's a very

2:07:48

clear pattern here.

2:07:51

Should you be afraid when you're told

2:07:52

to?

2:07:54

And who's telling you that?

2:07:58

And how many times do they have to be

2:07:59

caught eating babies alive or doing

2:08:02

other Nephilim, evil spirit rituals

2:08:06

before people stop listening to them and

2:08:09

repent and go a completely different

2:08:11

direction from all the foul and false

2:08:13

things they've been told to depend on

2:08:15

and do thus far. You know the answer.

2:08:18

It's in your heart center.

2:08:21

It's your mind that's skeptical because

2:08:22

it's been programmed and trained to be a

2:08:24

good little soldier and go along with

2:08:26

it. We've all had that done to us and

2:08:28

it's no joke.

2:08:34

Yes, I do, Syria, if that's your true

2:08:36

intention.

2:08:39

Yes.

2:08:42

Do your best not to have assumptions.

2:08:43

Relax and start from zero. Creative

2:08:47

source that I come from, I just want to

2:08:48

know you more. Keep it simple like that.

2:08:50

And then just do it and relax

2:08:53

and see what happens. and then do your

2:08:55

best to honor what happens. Do not go

2:08:58

into it with preconceived ideas, which

2:09:00

is almost impossible because if you had

2:09:02

you've had your mind programmed with all

2:09:04

kinds of philosophies about what God and

2:09:06

creation supposedly is already. But do

2:09:08

your best to understand that you're

2:09:11

communicating with something infinite

2:09:13

and unconditioned.

2:09:15

Therefore, how and what it will share

2:09:17

with you cannot be predicted. And it'll

2:09:19

have to do with you and who you really

2:09:21

are. that only that infinite creative

2:09:23

source actually fully knows. Not even

2:09:24

you do. Not even close.

2:09:28

That's a lot to be, you know, but if you

2:09:31

can try to understand what I'm saying

2:09:33

there, take it easy and relax and do

2:09:35

your best to honor what you get

2:09:38

and trust that it's right for you

2:09:42

at the time you're getting it. Much love

2:09:45

in Portugal.

2:09:51

both WD. That's why I put it in my

2:09:55

video, How to Sleep Like a Dog, and some

2:09:57

other things that are helpful in the

2:09:59

video and the info box.

2:10:06

There's things in the Earth watching

2:10:08

humans, but you know, there's been all

2:10:11

sorts of video games and movies and

2:10:12

different ideas of

2:10:16

stuff. Most of it's just the human

2:10:18

imagination doing what it likes to do.

2:10:22

There's bits of truth in some of it.

2:10:30

Jeez. Yeah. Oh, castor oil. It's so

2:10:34

dangerous even topically, huh? Zero

2:10:37

truth in that, but okay, whatever.

2:10:41

It is laughable.

2:10:52

Uh,

2:10:54

Will and Friends, that's a good detox in

2:10:58

and of itself. It really is. That's a

2:11:01

really good one-two punch. Um,

2:11:05

as far as diet,

2:11:08

you know, you just you want your diet

2:11:10

clean so you're not putting contaminants

2:11:11

in at the same time you're trying to

2:11:13

take them out. So, the more organic the

2:11:15

better. Um, so you want to aim for

2:11:18

organic, non- GMO diet, whatever that

2:11:20

is, and do your best to keep it within

2:11:22

reasonable, simple food combinations.

2:11:26

So that way you're you're making

2:11:27

digestion easy because digestion takes

2:11:30

an incredible amount of energy from the

2:11:32

human body. The more you can reduce that

2:11:34

energy wastage and make it simple and

2:11:36

easy, the more energy your body has to

2:11:39

put into that detox that it's doing. It

2:11:42

goes along with the same principle as to

2:11:43

why the body heals and fixes things

2:11:45

while it's fasting because it's not

2:11:47

taking in things that it has to waste

2:11:49

energy digestion digesting. So it'll

2:11:52

start converting more and more energy

2:11:53

into repair and detoxification

2:11:56

processes. So that same principle

2:11:58

applies to while you're doing a detox.

2:12:00

You want your diet diet simple and

2:12:03

non-toxic

2:12:05

and clean so it's complimentary, you

2:12:08

know.

2:12:11

It's how well you can apply those

2:12:13

principles that will help with a detox.

2:12:21

Well, sure it's possible. Y ax creation.

2:12:25

I mean, the world's been changed by all

2:12:27

sorts of negative entities. So, in and

2:12:29

of itself, of course, change is

2:12:31

possible. Change is just doing something

2:12:33

different. Of course. I'm not quite sure

2:12:37

what you mean by that.

2:13:02

Yeah, I I I wouldn't be I would use

2:13:05

topical castor oil, Nicholas. I would in

2:13:08

that situation. No doubt about it.

2:13:20

Are you serious?

2:13:22

Agus,

2:13:28

are you naturally strong? Were you close

2:13:30

before?

2:13:32

That's very interesting. You might be

2:13:34

trolling me with that one, but maybe

2:13:35

it's true.

2:13:45

Well, okay.

2:13:48

Babu Boish, uh, what you've seen with

2:13:50

religion is people blindly trusting in

2:13:52

what they're told is God, which isn't.

2:13:54

So, that's madness. And you can see that

2:13:56

it causes infinite problems. And if

2:13:58

you've ever been in religion, i.e. a

2:14:00

massive mind cult, you've had a lot of

2:14:02

damage done to your nervous system. By

2:14:04

the way, it's designed to program you.

2:14:06

But if you're looking at it from the

2:14:08

outside,

2:14:10

um, you know, there's false teachers and

2:14:12

fools in both areas. So,

2:14:16

blind faith in some random god somebody

2:14:19

made up in their own image is terrible.

2:14:22

What faith is for me, I have very strong

2:14:24

faith because I've had real experiences

2:14:26

of the real creator running through me

2:14:28

and running through life, which doesn't

2:14:31

necessarily correlate to religion well

2:14:33

at all. So that's what I have faith in.

2:14:36

Um

2:14:38

blind faith is just that it's blind and

2:14:41

this world's full of people telling you

2:14:42

what you have to blindly believe in or

2:14:44

else. And that's not good news. That's

2:14:47

people being take advantage of and

2:14:50

coralled around with fear and misled and

2:14:52

hurt ultimately.

2:14:56

No, I don't eat fish.

2:14:58

Vegetarian.

2:15:01

A lot of the time I eat vegan, but I do

2:15:04

eat duck and chicken eggs sometimes from

2:15:07

our own happy pets.

2:15:14

I would think so. Transdimensional.

2:15:16

Yeah.

2:15:18

Um I've I've included comfry. It's the

2:15:21

thing about it why it's a little weird

2:15:22

topically for hair loss. It makes a very

2:15:24

gooey gel-like sort of substance when

2:15:28

you grind it up. So, I don't include it

2:15:30

in my normal hair growth tincture thing,

2:15:33

but I do think it'll help.

2:15:35

Whatever that

2:15:38

particular substance is in comry, I

2:15:40

forgot the name right now, that causes

2:15:42

cell division. Some of that's going to

2:15:44

get into your hair follicles and cause

2:15:45

them to cell divide faster and build

2:15:47

hair faster and better. So, yes, I do

2:15:50

believe it'll help.

2:16:00

during a cold if I wanted to beat it

2:16:02

fast.

2:16:04

Garlic and onions are great. Oregano oil

2:16:06

is great. Highdosese liposomaal vitamin

2:16:08

C is great.

2:16:10

And uh taking a bunch of fullsp spectrum

2:16:14

plant-based digestive enzymes on an

2:16:16

empty stomach. digestive enzymes will go

2:16:18

in there and eat up, break down and

2:16:21

dissolve and eat the germs like

2:16:23

proteins. So, those are all things that

2:16:26

you could use to help get over a cold

2:16:27

much faster without taking antibiotics

2:16:29

and completely destroying your gut biome

2:16:32

and opening yourself up for a

2:16:33

never-ending downward spiral of health

2:16:35

problems from then on, which is what the

2:16:38

antibiotics pathway takes you right

2:16:40

into, the Pharmacopia Monster.

2:16:48

How do I consume my pea protein?

2:16:51

Just mix it in a little water and drink

2:16:53

it. Sometimes I'll mix it in food,

2:16:56

certain foods, and eat it that way.

2:17:01

I've stared at the moon for a long time.

2:17:03

I've never stared at the sun for a long

2:17:04

time. It's just a good way to damage

2:17:07

your eyesight.

2:17:11

Are brains like digestive systems? No,

2:17:13

not really. Your brain's like a ball of

2:17:15

fat with nerves running through it. But

2:17:18

everything's wired together in the body

2:17:20

and there's an astounding amount of

2:17:22

correlation to havoc going on in

2:17:24

people's gut and how much it damages

2:17:26

their brain function.

2:17:36

>> Yeah. I mean the benefits of higher

2:17:37

altitude is more uh oxygen carrying

2:17:40

capacity.

2:17:42

But that's a multifaceted question. Is

2:17:44

it to your advantage to be living there

2:17:46

when the grid falls and there's no

2:17:47

shopping anymore and you're on some

2:17:48

snowy mountain with nothing to ever eat

2:17:50

again? No. So it kind of depends on the

2:17:53

context of your question.

2:18:05

Mr. Howto, that's good. I can disguise

2:18:09

critical information in goofy Arnold

2:18:12

humor and everybody wins, right?

2:18:15

[laughter]

2:18:19

You got to start driving. All right.

2:18:21

Drive well, my friend Nicholas.

2:18:25

Yeah. Yeah, buddy.

2:18:28

How to increase punching power? H

2:18:32

increase the antagonistic muscles, rear

2:18:34

delts, and upper back. Practice p shadow

2:18:37

punching with like dumbbells in your

2:18:38

hands until those muscles get really

2:18:40

sore. Do that a bunch of times. When you

2:18:42

increase the opposing muscles, your

2:18:45

body's intelligence will allow you to

2:18:46

throw harder punches from the front

2:18:48

muscles because it's not as scared of

2:18:50

injury.

2:18:52

That's a big old hack secret right

2:18:54

there. Million dollars or more given out

2:18:57

for free.

2:19:12

I don't know anything about Krishna as a

2:19:14

teacher really you know I can't talk on

2:19:17

the issue

2:19:23

it's hard to say

2:19:25

uh prejudice but because almost all of

2:19:29

humans in society have severely bad gut

2:19:31

health and just don't even know know

2:19:33

that it's really wise to just assume

2:19:36

that you could use a complete overhaul

2:19:37

and rebuild.

2:19:39

I've never heard of anybody that did

2:19:41

that that didn't benefit drastically.

2:19:45

Not anybody telling the truth, not some

2:19:48

AI thing lying to you and trying to talk

2:19:50

you out of every single health practice

2:19:51

possible. Real humans that I know in

2:19:53

real life, all good,

2:19:56

serious upgrades to their life.

2:20:05

We don't actually homeschool. What we do

2:20:07

is online schooling. Look for an online

2:20:09

school for your kids. It's a really

2:20:11

great thing. You know, wasn't really

2:20:13

around when I was young. I wish it was.

2:20:16

I would have what I would have give

2:20:17

given to have online schooling and all

2:20:19

the extra hours in the day. I could have

2:20:20

been doing something better instead of

2:20:23

learning how to be a prisoner.

2:20:25

Learning how to sit in jail and be bored

2:20:28

and be picked on by a bunch of

2:20:30

narcissistic weird kids. Yeah, man. It

2:20:33

would have been great. Um,

2:20:36

so homeschool, I think, is a lot harder.

2:20:39

You're basically a full-time teacher at

2:20:40

home. Online schooling is very versatile

2:20:43

and really amazing. So, I re I you know,

2:20:45

I know all online schools are going to

2:20:47

be different. We've done two different

2:20:48

ones. They were both better than any

2:20:51

other option. Um, and one of them is

2:20:53

better than the other. So anyway, I

2:20:55

would recommend seriously to anybody

2:20:57

with kids, if you want to just send them

2:20:59

out there to some weird system where you

2:21:01

don't know what's going to be done to

2:21:02

them before the day is over, um, online

2:21:06

schooling. Check into it. Seriously.

2:21:16

Yeah. Nobody talks about it, Ero. And

2:21:18

you got all these big bench pressures

2:21:20

that get injured picking up a sock

2:21:22

because they're so muscularly

2:21:23

imbalanced. They have zero functional

2:21:25

capacity in the real world. Opposing

2:21:27

muscles, if anything, it's wisdom to

2:21:30

train them even harder than the ones

2:21:31

that you're trying to use stronger.

2:21:34

But people would have to have a holistic

2:21:36

understanding of how the body works, you

2:21:37

know, and people just don't when it

2:21:39

comes to fitness or any other category

2:21:41

of life, you know. Super overlooked,

2:21:44

massively important hack.

2:21:48

It's allowed me to do things with

2:21:49

strength that people don't believe,

2:21:51

which has been problematic. But anyway,

2:21:55

I know what I can lift and that's good

2:21:57

enough for me. Whatever I want.

2:22:02

[clears throat]

2:22:07

Yeah, man. I gave all my facial

2:22:08

structure development hacks in that

2:22:10

video nutritionally and consciously.

2:22:15

So, you know, I I could make up stuff,

2:22:17

but I'm not going to do that, you know.

2:22:20

And I also I would say that, you know,

2:22:22

getting a mouthpiece, say, and spending

2:22:25

large amounts of time biting it as hard

2:22:27

as possible, that helps with jaw

2:22:29

development, too.

2:22:32

That's something I could add to what I

2:22:33

put in that video.

2:22:46

My kids work out with me sometimes.

2:22:48

Yeah. Usually when they do a workout,

2:22:50

I'm more like coaching it, you know?

2:22:52

We're not doing it together. I'm kind of

2:22:54

giving them pointers. And there's

2:22:55

certain workouts they can just do on

2:22:56

their own. Like yesterday, I was like,

2:22:57

"Guys, you're due for some delts. Do

2:22:59

your lateral raises. Do at least three

2:23:01

good sets. I got to go out and do some

2:23:04

work." And I just left it on them and

2:23:06

they did it. You know, I don't make them

2:23:08

work out all the time or anything, but a

2:23:10

little bit. Some real bang for your buck

2:23:12

exercises. Pull-ups, some squats, some

2:23:15

weighted lunges, sprinting, you know,

2:23:17

some stuff that's going to pay off well

2:23:18

in life regardless of what you do.

2:23:20

Push-ups,

2:23:22

pulling, pushing, you know, functional

2:23:25

stuff mostly. Man,

2:23:35

>> yes, plants are far superior to meat for

2:23:37

health on all levels. There's a zillion

2:23:41

dollar industry programming you to

2:23:42

believe otherwise. And when you live in

2:23:44

a society controlled by narratives that

2:23:46

you've already been programmed with and

2:23:48

they get to say what's important on TV

2:23:51

and social media and everything else, if

2:23:53

you don't realize that you're in a world

2:23:54

of deception and start teaching yourself

2:23:57

to red pill, red pill, red pill and

2:23:59

penetrate, you're never going to figure

2:24:00

out otherwise and you're always going to

2:24:02

be controlled by the narratives of the

2:24:04

most twisted people with the most money.

2:24:07

But uh yeah, plants are fart plants are

2:24:09

medicine. Every non-GMO organic plant

2:24:12

has medicinal components that do

2:24:14

medicinal things in the human body. Now,

2:24:17

why is it that originally the medical

2:24:19

system supposedly attributed Hypocrates?

2:24:22

He said, "Let food be your medicine and

2:24:24

medicine be your food." Not a single

2:24:26

thing about the disaster of witchcraft

2:24:29

that is called the medical system uses

2:24:32

any actual medicine as food or food as

2:24:34

medicine.

2:24:35

They're completely the opposite.

2:24:39

Every single plant food in its natural

2:24:41

form has medicinal things that benefit

2:24:44

the organs and the glands in your body.

2:24:46

Dead animals and processed foods have

2:24:48

zero medicine. So, you're in an

2:24:50

artificial system living on death and

2:24:53

fake and counterfeit to life.

2:24:58

And everybody's supposed to think that

2:25:00

all these diseases they have are just

2:25:01

normal. Do what you're told and be

2:25:03

harvested accordingly. Everything I'm

2:25:05

looking at out here is vibrant medicine.

2:25:10

I'm not allowed to tell you that real

2:25:12

medicine cures diseases, but I'm allowed

2:25:15

to live on real medicine right in front

2:25:16

of you, you know, and be an example of

2:25:19

what I believe in and experience as

2:25:21

truth.

2:25:27

Circumcision, you know, it's a belief

2:25:29

system.

2:25:31

It may or may not pay off physically.

2:25:35

If someone's able to do that to a baby

2:25:37

without traumatizing with pain, then I

2:25:39

don't care either way to be honest with

2:25:40

you.

2:25:42

Um, if the baby got traumatized, which

2:25:45

does sometimes happen, that's pretty

2:25:47

awful. The genital mutilation is one of

2:25:50

our first ways of welcome welcoming you

2:25:53

here to Planet Insanity.

2:25:59

But other than that, I don't, you know,

2:26:00

minor details of difference for the rest

2:26:02

of your life. Sure, who cares? I don't

2:26:05

make too much of it.

2:26:07

I've been through much worse than

2:26:09

circumcision. So, you know, to me, uh,

2:26:12

that's just one more thing that, yeah,

2:26:15

it's unnecessary and it's a little weird

2:26:17

and it's but you can't challenge people

2:26:19

because they think there's a god who

2:26:21

wants to hurt people if they didn't

2:26:23

mutilate their genitals for him or

2:26:25

something, you know? So, I can't I can't

2:26:27

argue with crazy because crazy can't be

2:26:30

reasoned with.

2:26:37

The truth is the real creator.

2:26:40

If if you were supposed to be

2:26:43

circumcised, you would have just been

2:26:44

born that way. That's the real creator,

2:26:46

not any of these fakers in between you

2:26:49

and the real creator manipulating you.

2:26:57

Oh, we'll show more about the garden and

2:26:59

stuff. I can't really do it in live

2:27:01

streams, per se, because I'm

2:27:04

protecting this laptop from sudden rain

2:27:06

showers that could murder it. Um,

2:27:10

but yeah, as time goes on, and more so

2:27:12

on Earth Roots, our other channel, Earth

2:27:14

Roots Healing, there will be more

2:27:16

sections of the garden and things we're

2:27:18

growing. In fact, we my wife and I

2:27:20

recorded a a video today that'll

2:27:23

probably be released over there tomorrow

2:27:25

or the next day.

2:27:28

Um, but yeah, there's going to be the

2:27:31

catalog will continue to grow in these

2:27:32

things.

2:27:34

I like to take the rather than just

2:27:35

browse around and go, "Oh yeah, that's,

2:27:37

you know, that's bell peppers, that's

2:27:39

tomatoes, that's go to cola, that's, you

2:27:41

know, I I like to take like one plant or

2:27:43

one tree and sit there and like discuss

2:27:45

some of the important powerful things

2:27:46

about it to give you a real

2:27:47

appreciation. Maybe discuss some of the

2:27:50

ways I use it creatively or some ideas I

2:27:52

have for it, something like that. But

2:27:53

yes, more and more will be happening. I

2:27:56

think you'll see more of that stuff on

2:27:58

Earth Roots overall

2:28:00

the other channel, Earthroots Healing

2:28:02

YouTube channel.

2:28:07

Well, did that really happen, Baboo? Or

2:28:10

did somebody perceive it that way? Or

2:28:12

did somebody just think that's what's

2:28:14

best for the people, so they told him,

2:28:15

God told him to do it? I mean, you've

2:28:18

been around humans, right? You see how

2:28:20

they are. You see how if a president

2:28:23

wants to bomb somebody, he says he's

2:28:25

doing God's work when he bombs somebody.

2:28:28

Men weren't any different back then, you

2:28:30

know?

2:28:32

So, what a lot of people call God has

2:28:34

nothing to do with the ultimate creative

2:28:35

of things.

2:28:38

And I definitely differentiate because

2:28:40

what a lot of people call God is hideous

2:28:42

and horrible. It's like a collection of

2:28:44

the worst human traits. I'm sorry, but

2:28:46

that's just not God.

2:28:48

I mean, if you make that your God, fine.

2:28:50

That's your choice. But it isn't divine

2:28:53

and it isn't all powerful and it isn't

2:28:55

omni anything. So I'm not going to do

2:28:57

what you say your crazy man-made God

2:29:00

tells me to do because it's destructive.

2:29:02

It's destructive to me and it's

2:29:04

destructive to others if I go along with

2:29:06

it. And the real creator puts something

2:29:08

in my heart that guides me much better

2:29:10

than that. And I'm not going to be

2:29:12

divorced for it. So I'll just shed blood

2:29:14

all over the world and say that some

2:29:15

blood sacrifice God wants me to do it or

2:29:18

any of the other insanity that goes on,

2:29:20

you know. So clearly I'm pretty red

2:29:22

pill.

2:29:24

I'm cleared, man. I'm clear past pills.

2:29:26

They don't even have pills for me

2:29:28

anymore.

2:29:36

I'm glad to hear that. Ero Shadude. I

2:29:40

mean, that one is like something I'm

2:29:43

doing my best to learn from the creator

2:29:45

as I'm being taught. You know, it's

2:29:47

something largely invisible to humanity,

2:29:49

but if you felt it, that's a really good

2:29:50

sign. You know, I'm honored to be

2:29:53

talking to you guys. You guys are a

2:29:54

super special collection of human

2:29:57

beings. There was nothing like this the

2:29:59

last time I tried.

2:30:01

I mean,

2:30:04

all these things were just mocked or

2:30:05

worse yet, I was attacked for not very

2:30:08

long ago. So this is very interesting.

2:30:11

It must be God's timing or something

2:30:13

like that, you know, for lack of better

2:30:14

terms.

2:30:17

You guys humble me, especially you guys

2:30:19

who donate. Like I just I feel humbled,

2:30:24

you know.

2:30:26

Seriously.

2:30:28

But for everybody,

2:30:30

I just appreciate your interest in these

2:30:32

things and the fact that you're willing

2:30:33

to apply any of these things to your own

2:30:36

lives and maybe others.

2:30:38

That's bringing light into a world that

2:30:40

desperately is in the dark. You know,

2:30:43

that's what we need to do.

2:30:57

Biologically, Jack, there's really no

2:30:59

difference

2:31:07

at a physical level. Crush is a little

2:31:09

difference. [snorts]

2:31:14

Life is a prayer to me. Everything's a

2:31:15

prayer. I heard a voice one time when I

2:31:18

was hurting and askant say, "Pray

2:31:20

ceaseless. Pray ceaselessly." So, I was

2:31:22

like, "Yeah, I've heard that in the

2:31:23

Bible, right? Pray ceaselessly or

2:31:24

whatever." So I kind of tried it and

2:31:26

then after a while that other thing that

2:31:29

speaks to me at a deeper level told me

2:31:31

the truth. Don't you understand that

2:31:33

that's what you've always been doing?

2:31:34

All your thoughts and all your feelings.

2:31:36

Not all your thoughts, by the way, are

2:31:38

yours. You don't have to agree with

2:31:39

everything that passes through your

2:31:40

head. But your existence, your

2:31:43

consciousness, that is your

2:31:45

communication with the infinite one. It

2:31:47

is a prayer already.

2:31:49

Men tricked you into thinking that you

2:31:51

have to murder some animal that you have

2:31:53

to pay some rich guy for so we can do a

2:31:56

disgusting blood sacrifice and then burn

2:31:58

something and then supposedly God now

2:32:00

gives a crap about whatever you're

2:32:01

yammering on about. That's all complete

2:32:04

nonsense and basically evil if you think

2:32:07

about it. Yeshua had an absolute tantrum

2:32:09

that got him killed over stuff like that

2:32:12

because it's intolerably disgusting. The

2:32:15

truth is there's no thought or feeling

2:32:17

you can ha can have that God isn't

2:32:20

experiencing because you're having it.

2:32:22

So with that in mind, with that kind of

2:32:25

mindfulness, what do you start doing

2:32:27

with your thoughts and feelings with

2:32:29

when you finally truly accept what I

2:32:31

just tried to explain and understand it

2:32:33

to be true?

2:32:35

You understand that everything you're

2:32:37

doing is your prayer. Okay? Everything

2:32:39

you're doing and thinking and

2:32:40

entertaining and feeling.

2:32:43

That's what's real, guys. And you know

2:32:45

it in your heart center. [snorts]

2:33:09

Yes. An artist.

2:33:11

Well,

2:33:13

whatever art is truly natural and true

2:33:16

to yourself, yes, it's coming from that

2:33:20

and uh Mike Metri. But remember,

2:33:23

negative entities love to interfere with

2:33:25

free will.

2:33:26

So, this takes discernment.

2:33:29

This is why it's hard for a human to

2:33:31

ever well other than Yeshua, I don't

2:33:33

think any human has been able to be

2:33:36

creative without

2:33:38

their creation being somewhat not fully

2:33:40

accurately in alignment with the

2:33:41

creator. You know, to what degree it

2:33:44

varies, but that's because positive

2:33:47

entities will not interfere with our

2:33:49

process unless we ask for help. They're

2:33:51

more they want to help. It's good for

2:33:54

them to help us, but they don't

2:33:55

interfere. Negative entities, that's all

2:33:57

they do. They've been doing it for

2:33:59

thousands of years. Humanity is under

2:34:01

forms of, you might say, unfair

2:34:04

interference that I don't want to talk

2:34:06

about too much because people already

2:34:08

feel defeated and have a hopeless

2:34:09

attitude and that

2:34:11

that's not what you need. But anyway,

2:34:14

how that ties to art, I don't know. It's

2:34:15

what you got out of me with that one.

2:34:20

[snorts]

2:34:21

The breath of life, God's name. I can

2:34:23

see that interpretation. Sure.

2:34:29

like the shirt. Yeah, it's a nice color,

2:34:30

huh? Goes with Well, you can't see the

2:34:32

sky anymore. I was color coded with the

2:34:35

sky kind of for a while there.

2:34:42

There is no the one. There isn't this

2:34:45

other person that you get to vampire

2:34:46

your pleasure out of in life. When

2:34:49

you're actually ready to settle down,

2:34:51

it'll be when you have become a source

2:34:53

of love

2:34:54

and you're looking to match and resonate

2:34:56

with someone else who is also being the

2:34:58

source of love. Then the two can become

2:35:00

one and make something greater than

2:35:02

three, greater than more, greater than

2:35:04

whatever. If you think there's going to

2:35:07

be this person that's going to fulfill

2:35:08

you, you're going to vampire somebody

2:35:10

else for what you haven't become the

2:35:13

source of yourself.

2:35:15

And that might as well just be a

2:35:16

business contract where you guys are

2:35:18

getting your lawyers preemptively ready

2:35:21

to strike each other and take from each

2:35:24

other when it doesn't work out. And

2:35:25

that's how much relationships are done.

2:35:28

They aren't about love. [clears throat]

2:35:31

They're about

2:35:33

selfishness unfortunately and people

2:35:35

trying to fulfill themselves using

2:35:36

another human being. Humans are not

2:35:39

drugs. Humans are not food. Humans are

2:35:42

not

2:35:44

commodities.

2:35:46

Humans are not products. Even though

2:35:47

they unfortunately have been tricked

2:35:48

into living like products,

2:35:51

but any human being

2:35:54

who you're attracted to, who is able to

2:35:57

be a source of love to you and you're a

2:36:00

source of love to them, that

2:36:01

relationship has the power to build and

2:36:03

build and grow and become something.

2:36:06

Anything less than that, I don't even

2:36:08

recommend it to be honest with you.

2:36:14

What's up, my friend?

2:36:16

>> Tomato.

2:36:17

>> Mhm.

2:36:17

>> Check that out.

2:36:20

Homegrown tomato.

2:36:22

You like them?

2:36:23

>> Yeah.

2:36:25

>> Me, too.

2:36:28

You're making me hungry.

2:36:35

What do I think of musicians? Well, I've

2:36:38

been a musician.

2:36:40

Um,

2:36:42

music's incredible. There's a lot of

2:36:44

people out there that call themselves

2:36:46

musicians that aren't. They're just some

2:36:47

kind of, I don't know, Illuminati

2:36:50

wannabe sellout kind of thing that makes

2:36:52

noise and gets hyped for it. But true

2:36:54

musicians

2:36:56

are uh

2:36:59

tuning into a part nature of the

2:37:01

creator. I was so sick I was almost dead

2:37:04

one time for seven days. And I was in

2:37:06

two worlds at the same time. And there

2:37:08

was music

2:37:10

being shared with me to uplift me. It

2:37:12

was obvious. The sounds I were notes and

2:37:14

chords I've never heard in this world. I

2:37:16

don't think you can hear them with human

2:37:17

ears. And they were so rich and so

2:37:20

beautiful and powerful. And I was seeing

2:37:22

out into space. And I was seeing how

2:37:24

these chords were actually holding

2:37:26

alignments of things together in the

2:37:28

galaxy.

2:37:30

And I was talking. I didn't even know I

2:37:33

was talking. I was so sick. I was saying

2:37:34

all kinds of things that I thought made

2:37:36

sense and didn't realize did not

2:37:38

translate to this world. I wish I had

2:37:40

that on recording so I could try to

2:37:42

decode it now. But it was amazing.

2:37:48

Is Melmstein the Are you talking about

2:37:50

that uh that Scandinavian guy that's

2:37:53

like a superhero on a guitar?

2:38:24

Well, it's hard to say. Aka Akash the

2:38:28

human ego is tricky. A lot of times we

2:38:30

project a lot of times we don't

2:38:31

understand that our very very young

2:38:34

conditioning that we were not really

2:38:35

consciously aware to analyze is

2:38:38

affecting our relationships and

2:38:39

triggering us into fear a lot.

2:38:42

So use the root principle. If you're

2:38:44

thinking of leaving or you know making a

2:38:47

big decision, try to dig to the root of

2:38:49

what's propelling the decision. And if

2:38:51

it's really accurately based on love for

2:38:54

everybody involved, even if the other

2:38:56

person's not going to perceive it that

2:38:57

way, if you're accurate in your

2:39:00

analysis, that would be the best

2:39:01

decision. If it's rooted in a fear,

2:39:04

though, something's triggering a fear.

2:39:07

Doing making life decisions based on

2:39:10

fears never works out in anybody's best

2:39:12

interest. I know the world has sold you

2:39:14

fear since you were born. religion,

2:39:16

government, TV, media, social groups,

2:39:19

everything tells you, "Oh, fear is

2:39:21

important. You need to be afraid. It's

2:39:22

the only thing keeping you alive."

2:39:24

Wrong. Wrong. I don't need to be afraid

2:39:26

of a bus to not walk in front of it. A

2:39:30

little bit of basic caution and common

2:39:31

sense. In fact, people that are more

2:39:34

afraid of walking in front of things are

2:39:35

more likely to panic and actually get in

2:39:37

front of something they shouldn't

2:39:39

because you're kind of asking for the

2:39:40

experience when you dwell on it to some

2:39:42

degree or another.

2:39:44

So hopefully that helps.

2:39:54

It's just false, Evan. That's just

2:39:56

paganism. There's a lot of false gods in

2:39:59

the Bible and other holy books that

2:40:00

people don't seem to understand are just

2:40:03

caveman paganism that they're still

2:40:04

going along with to this day.

2:40:08

Why does it also say there's a God in

2:40:09

the Bible that abhores bloodshed?

2:40:12

You know, why do we have completely

2:40:15

contradictory gods in the same book and

2:40:17

try to pretend it's the same thing?

2:40:20

Why is it that asking questions gets you

2:40:22

in big trouble with religious people

2:40:24

immediately?

2:40:27

So, I'm not allowed to use any of my God

2:40:29

given heart and feelings or God-given

2:40:31

intelligence to be in these these cults.

2:40:34

That should tell us a lot right there.

2:40:37

[clears throat] And it does tell us a

2:40:38

lot if we're willing to see it.

2:40:43

>> [snorts]

2:40:44

[panting]

2:40:53

>> That's good. That's a move in a good

2:40:55

direction. Algio.

2:40:57

Algio. Alio. Algelier. I try to say

2:41:01

these things I can't say. I just can't

2:41:03

help myself.

2:41:09

uh

2:41:18

this life not really. Um

2:41:22

tendencies that played into being a

2:41:24

musician

2:41:25

also play into my tendency for example

2:41:27

to see the beauty and harmony in nature.

2:41:30

A lot of people look out there and they

2:41:31

go, "Oh, I don't know. It's just a bunch

2:41:32

of weeds and vines. I don't see any fast

2:41:34

food. I don't see any hot chicks. I

2:41:37

don't see any uh, you know, name your

2:41:39

poison. I don't see a liquor store. I

2:41:40

don't see a comfortable couch. Just make

2:41:43

a parking lot. Build a shopping mall

2:41:45

there. And I look out there and I see

2:41:47

nothing but incredible higher

2:41:48

intelligence operating levels of harmony

2:41:51

and untapped capacity that I live in a

2:41:54

world of a species that's just blind to

2:41:56

it. It's a symphony out there of life

2:41:59

and beauty. And real music is that too,

2:42:03

living energy.

2:42:05

So I say there's parts of the right

2:42:06

brain that have definitely been

2:42:08

instrumental in the visionary part of

2:42:10

creating this life. Less the technical

2:42:12

part, more the visionary part. And I

2:42:15

categorize the artistic part of me as

2:42:16

coming from that side. So yes,

2:42:27

not sure. VD depends what the smelliness

2:42:30

is really coming from. It very much

2:42:31

could be. Yeah, likely it's not a good

2:42:35

sign.

2:42:47

Lad, you're from L? Is that a

2:42:51

Scandinavian place?

2:42:53

Great mountain ranges. Gar

2:42:57

Gar. That sounds Nordic to me. Maybe.

2:43:01

No, not

2:43:04

I have not. I have not been there. My

2:43:07

DNA has been there. A lot of it comes

2:43:09

from there, but you know, not me.

2:43:13

Sounds awesome, though. I remember um I

2:43:15

don't know if you're talking about

2:43:16

Scandinavia. Long time ago, I read some

2:43:18

book about somebody's adventures there

2:43:21

and what those mountains were really

2:43:22

like. Mountains and fjords and stuff and

2:43:25

incredible landscape,

2:43:28

just uniquely incredible and impressive.

2:43:32

special group of people too for sure.

2:43:36

Uh it's the right remedy against it,

2:43:39

Lex. Yes.

2:43:41

Because if you can't get truth directly

2:43:43

from the living source you come from,

2:43:46

you're always accepting something that's

2:43:47

an alternative to it that comes from

2:43:49

something lower. And then your mind's

2:43:52

left to analyze between different lines

2:43:53

of whatever and try to pick and choose

2:43:56

and fight about it with others. And I

2:43:58

don't know about you, but I'm pretty

2:44:00

much tired about that closed loop echo

2:44:02

chamber of misery that humanity's been

2:44:04

stuck in forever cuz it's not going

2:44:07

anywhere. It always leads to the same

2:44:09

place.

2:44:11

Canada in the house. Fist bump.

2:44:22

Buds and 19. Sun exposure will cure it

2:44:25

fast. Yeah.

2:44:32

Yeah, it's probably tolerably blah blah

2:44:34

blah. I mean, possible to grow taller in

2:44:36

some sense or fashion after the growth

2:44:38

plates are closed. I mean, there's

2:44:41

there's stretching. There's possible

2:44:43

cartilage thickening. And

2:44:46

you know, you could go to Russia and

2:44:48

have your femur cut in half and have

2:44:50

braces put on it and have them separated

2:44:52

a millimeter every day for a long time.

2:44:53

Cause the bones to reach for each other

2:44:55

until you're like four taller when they

2:44:58

let it grow together if you're rich and

2:45:00

hardcore and want to do something like

2:45:02

that. I mean, so when you say is it

2:45:04

possible? Of course it's possible. Am I

2:45:06

the master on all the methods? No,

2:45:07

because that's not something I try to

2:45:09

do. I did gain like an inch and a height

2:45:13

of h uh an inch and a half of height

2:45:16

since my 30s, but I honestly think it's

2:45:19

just because of cartilage healing. I

2:45:21

think I've just regenerated cartilage

2:45:23

closer to my true potential and it was

2:45:26

pretty worn down and beat down for a

2:45:27

while there. So, I don't think it's like

2:45:30

my growth plates reopened. But, if you

2:45:32

think about all the discs in your back,

2:45:35

if they each gained a few millimeters of

2:45:38

height by getting juicier and healthier

2:45:40

and better, you'd be significantly

2:45:42

taller without your growth plates

2:45:43

reopening,

2:45:45

right? So, yes, it's possible by

2:45:49

different means.

2:45:52

>> [clears throat]

2:45:53

>> try to break down a day with my family.

2:45:55

Well, there's a lot of variation, but a

2:45:56

day when we get to stay home, um, I get

2:45:59

up and be cleaning, doing some some oil

2:46:02

pulling,

2:46:04

uh, maybe skin brushing, deb breathing,

2:46:06

stuff like that. Uh, right now I'm doing

2:46:08

enzyme therapy.

2:46:11

Um,

2:46:12

my wife will do some cleaning things.

2:46:14

We're up first. We get up early.

2:46:17

She'll start, you know, collecting foods

2:46:19

and herbs to make like our green drink

2:46:21

for the day. I might go out and do some

2:46:26

work on the jungle, you know, like some

2:46:29

food forest work or I might work in the

2:46:31

garden boxes or I might build something.

2:46:33

I might work on some vehicles or

2:46:34

something I need to do or on a building.

2:46:37

I might work on the driveway. I might

2:46:38

work I might go out and do some work. I

2:46:40

might work on the house. Something that

2:46:41

needs done. and then come back in when

2:46:43

I'm good and sweaty and hot.

2:46:46

Uh, cool down for a while, hang out with

2:46:49

the kids because they'll be up by then.

2:46:52

Um,

2:46:54

maybe they go out and do some chop and

2:46:56

drop or they take care of the ducks and

2:46:58

the chickens. So, I've got one son who's

2:47:01

really good with the ducks and chickens.

2:47:02

You saw him here with a tomato a while

2:47:03

ago, my older son. He'll go out early in

2:47:06

the day, feed the chickens, feed the

2:47:09

ducks. He'll also do that late in the

2:47:11

day. Um, and he'll check for eggs,

2:47:13

babies, things that are going on,

2:47:16

stuff like that. Um, my younger son will

2:47:20

tell he'll figure out the weather report

2:47:22

for the day and a bunch of other stuff.

2:47:24

So, I come back in from doing like early

2:47:26

day work, you know, change out of my

2:47:29

hot, sweaty clothes, put some stuff on

2:47:32

just to hang out in the house and cool

2:47:33

down, rehydrate, maybe I take some

2:47:36

herbs, maybe I eat some fruit if I'm

2:47:39

doing a workout. Oh, I got the hiccups

2:47:41

from all those um papaya seeds. So,

2:47:44

excuse me, guys. Nine million hiccups.

2:47:47

If I'm doing um like a workout that day,

2:47:50

I might do it at that point. I might go

2:47:52

back out and do my workout. Sometimes I

2:47:55

might do one later in the day. Kind of

2:47:57

depends. It kind of depends on what the

2:47:59

work is I'm trying to do that day. Like

2:48:02

if I have a lot of work to do far from

2:48:03

the house, I'll probably slam out a

2:48:05

workout first thing in the day and then

2:48:07

head out later and just get to work and

2:48:09

stick with it and try to get a lot done

2:48:11

that day. Clear a path in the jungle,

2:48:14

you know, plant a bunch of trees,

2:48:15

whatever I'm doing way out there.

2:48:18

This is on a day when we get to stay

2:48:20

home and I don't have to run errands,

2:48:21

you know. Um,

2:48:25

but there's a lot of different things

2:48:26

that are kind of timed different that

2:48:28

you do around here. planting things,

2:48:31

starting things, sprouting things. I

2:48:34

tend to do a lot of the like taking down

2:48:37

trees that need to be taken down to make

2:48:38

room for other trees or to let more

2:48:41

sunlight in. Um, I do a lot of

2:48:44

landscaping stuff like I've

2:48:46

I've kind of flattened sections of

2:48:48

ground with no more than a shovel. I dug

2:48:50

a I dug a decent sized duck pond with no

2:48:53

more than a shovel. piling rocks in

2:48:56

various places for landscaping, you

2:48:58

know, grunt work like that. I do stuff

2:49:00

like that. So,

2:49:02

um trying to think of what are more

2:49:04

normal daily activities around here.

2:49:08

Checking on things, you know, like how's

2:49:10

the purple corn doing over here? How's

2:49:12

the goji berries? Do we have goji

2:49:13

berries on this plant so I can get some

2:49:15

of the berries and start them in other

2:49:16

locations?

2:49:18

Going out to food trees that we haven't

2:49:19

checked on in a while because they'll be

2:49:21

covered in vines and junk and I have to

2:49:22

clear them off so they can stay healthy.

2:49:24

checking on small trees I haven't

2:49:26

checked that I will be lucky to find if

2:49:28

I turn my back on them too long because

2:49:30

the jungle will cover cover them so

2:49:32

fiercely you're lucky to find smaller

2:49:34

trees if you don't keep track of them so

2:49:36

I try to always jam a tall stick in the

2:49:38

ground where I have a small tree so I

2:49:39

can relocate it later and get all the

2:49:41

weeds tore off stuff like that um

2:49:46

[snorts]

2:49:47

sometimes I make a YouTube video you

2:49:49

know sometimes I Uh

2:49:54

those are kind of the normal things.

2:49:57

Most the normal daily stuff on the

2:50:00

property here. Sometimes we explore.

2:50:03

We just go out and explore and my, you

2:50:05

know, spot things we didn't spot before.

2:50:07

Herbs or food trees that may be lying

2:50:11

dormant, but my wife is so good with

2:50:12

leaf types. She memorizes leaf types.

2:50:15

should be like, "Oh, that's a

2:50:17

[clears throat]

2:50:19

like what was it she just found?"

2:50:22

She's found so many things. The other

2:50:24

day up the hill, she found gooseberry.

2:50:26

So now I'm clearing it off and clearing

2:50:28

all the non-necessary trees around it so

2:50:30

it can produce.

2:50:32

What was it?

2:50:35

She found another thing down here. I'm

2:50:37

going to get some fruits off and sprout

2:50:38

one of these days. But that's a lot of

2:50:41

stuff. What?

2:50:46

>> You said it right.

2:50:47

>> I know, but what's the one you found

2:50:48

down?

2:50:49

>> It's a gooseberry.

2:50:50

>> The other one down there, Natalie. Down

2:50:54

>> there.

2:50:55

>> You found it yesterday and you were

2:50:56

telling me when it produces enough

2:50:59

whatever those fruits are. And I'm like,

2:51:00

"Yeah, tell me so I can pick them."

2:51:02

>> No, wait. Aki, a

2:51:05

>> aki or whatever it is.

2:51:07

>> Aki acai, I guess maybe they say. or

2:51:10

something.

2:51:10

>> Yeah, we found she found one of those.

2:51:12

She's got a really good eye for herbs.

2:51:14

So, if we go for a walk with my my wife

2:51:18

and you know, I can clear a path through

2:51:19

the jungle, which is incredibly dense

2:51:22

and challenging. Really takes a lot of

2:51:24

work to actually build a path. I don't

2:51:27

like I don't mind though. I like that

2:51:28

kind of work. But she'll walk through

2:51:29

there and spot things and I'm like,

2:51:31

"Well, I'm glad you told me before I cut

2:51:33

that tree down. I didn't know that's

2:51:34

what it was." You know? So, she's kind

2:51:36

of the eyes that way.

2:51:39

>> [snorts]

2:51:44

>> I'm a little better at Spanish, but I'm

2:51:46

not I'm not any good at Spanish. I

2:51:48

picked up quite a few words, but I don't

2:51:49

have the grammar. And I don't understand

2:51:52

how to back into sentences and put all

2:51:53

your words in a totally different order.

2:51:56

I mean, I managed to communicate with

2:51:59

local vendors and, you know, people at

2:52:01

stores a little bit, but basics. I get

2:52:03

by, but I don't know Spanish. I've just

2:52:07

memorized quite a few words. That's all.

2:52:10

That's far from knowing Spanish.

2:52:12

But if when somebody tries to speak

2:52:14

Spanish in this family, it's me. I'm the

2:52:16

one that finds a way to use hand signals

2:52:20

and a couple basic words to kind of

2:52:21

convey a point. I'm pretty good at it.

2:52:23

You know,

2:52:25

we bought all our vehicles here, which

2:52:27

was way overpriced.

2:52:29

I didn't know that headed here. I might

2:52:31

have done it different. But when you're

2:52:32

in a place with a limited supply

2:52:41

for a job before I went off good, I've

2:52:43

had many many different jobs and

2:52:44

professions.

2:52:46

Um

2:52:48

I've worn a lot of hats and done a lot

2:52:49

of different things to be honest. And

2:52:51

some of those skills I use here. So, you

2:52:53

know, it's good.

2:52:55

Like for example, welding, construction,

2:52:58

um those are things I use here.

2:53:05

Not a lot of welding here so far, but

2:53:07

some

2:53:12

even athletic. I've I've been a pro

2:53:14

alete. I'm not really going to talk

2:53:15

about it, but the other day somebody's

2:53:17

like, "Why do you waste time working out

2:53:20

when you should just be working on the

2:53:21

land?" And it's like, listen, nobody

2:53:25

ever took on this much land by hand,

2:53:27

ever. Not this kind of land. The only

2:53:29

reason I can even do it because I'm a

2:53:31

one-of-a-kind physical specimen. So for

2:53:34

me, and my unique life and the way I've

2:53:36

been guided to be and do in true

2:53:38

authenticity, it works great for me. I'm

2:53:40

not telling other people to have world

2:53:42

record stamina and strength in order to

2:53:44

try to work the land, but it definitely

2:53:46

plays into my methods of how I do it,

2:53:48

how much I can do. [snorts]

2:53:54

IT engineer.

2:54:02

I remind you of your mother.

2:54:09

Well, you know, transitioning to

2:54:11

vegetarian,

2:54:13

I mean, if your whole family's on board,

2:54:16

you could start out replacing meat with

2:54:18

things like eggs and dairy if you know,

2:54:22

if that feeling of eat something heavy

2:54:23

and animal is what everybody's addicted

2:54:25

to, you know, kind of depends on the

2:54:27

family.

2:54:28

But I would just draw on a notebook

2:54:30

piece of paper, here's my essential

2:54:32

nutrients, here's the foods I'm going to

2:54:34

meet them with. Now, I'm going to

2:54:36

construct my diet out of that and start

2:54:38

thinking about meals that this family

2:54:40

will actually eat, you know, and try to

2:54:42

keep it simple that way. But feel free

2:54:45

to be creative because in Lant Kingdom,

2:54:47

there's countless more foods that

2:54:50

nobody's even thinking about or using.

2:54:52

The room for like entrepreneurial

2:54:55

creativity in in plant-based eating, the

2:54:59

space for that is much broader and wider

2:55:02

than anybody has yet realized. And you

2:55:04

can take that to the creativity bank.

2:55:07

I'm not going to do it. I'm not a cook

2:55:09

or a recipe guy, but I can point you

2:55:12

that direction. It's literally endless

2:55:14

the creativity people could be tapping

2:55:15

into there. [clears throat]

2:55:19

Yeah, I've experienced a lot of nosis

2:55:20

and astral projection,

2:55:25

but I find those things to have very

2:55:27

little practical value for what people

2:55:29

need to need right now to know to start

2:55:32

helping themselves in this life, in this

2:55:34

earth, in the situation they're in. So,

2:55:36

I don't talk about it a lot because I'm

2:55:38

not here to bamboozle and woozle people

2:55:41

with amazing stories. I'm okay with an

2:55:43

amazing story here and there, but really

2:55:45

I'm here to just give people value

2:55:47

because they need it. And it seems like

2:55:49

people are actually ready to start bed

2:55:52

pilling themselves out of the stuper and

2:55:54

doing something to take sovereignty in

2:55:56

their own lives. And that is what is

2:55:59

needed.

2:56:07

Do I miss my homies? Nah. My family is

2:56:10

my homies. Some of you guys are my

2:56:12

homies.

2:56:29

Blood flow to the head. H well I just

2:56:32

work on full body blood flow. I mean

2:56:34

it's the same circulatory system

2:56:35

everywhere. Look into capsain, the best

2:56:39

circulation

2:56:41

component in really hot red peppers.

2:56:44

Garlic and onion's good. Vitamin K2

2:56:48

along with magnesium. Highdose K2 and

2:56:50

magnesium will unplack your arteries and

2:56:52

open up your flow. And then you got vaso

2:56:54

diilators in nature that you could add

2:56:56

to that after you clean it out. Just

2:56:58

open everything up [snorts] and then

2:57:00

it'll it'll make it through your neck to

2:57:02

your head. good chance the pinch point

2:57:03

is in your neck somewhere because if you

2:57:05

think about it, that's the bottleneck

2:57:07

between the body and the head. So, you

2:57:09

could do tissue massages in your neck

2:57:11

muscles and upper back muscles, jaw

2:57:13

muscles, but I would do all that other

2:57:15

stuff, too, to increase full body

2:57:17

circulation. That's just me. I can't

2:57:20

tell anybody else what to do, nor do I

2:57:22

want to.

2:57:27

H pylori. Yeah. Yeah, I've had it before

2:57:30

really bad a long time ago. I had ulcers

2:57:32

from it and all kinds of fun. The

2:57:34

solution is the first three videos on my

2:57:36

health uh topics playlist. It's those

2:57:41

are the solution to that and countless

2:57:42

other things. But that's how I fix that

2:57:44

one

2:57:46

because I suffer from it badly.

2:57:49

No, I don't condition my hair. I do have

2:57:52

a I don't know if this counts, but I

2:57:53

have a um self-made

2:57:56

hair and scalp ser uh elixir. I don't

2:57:59

know what to call it. It's a It's a

2:58:01

water base, but um I juice some heaoo

2:58:05

leaves and some stinging nettle leaves.

2:58:09

What else do I put in it? I always have

2:58:12

those two. And then sometimes I'll add

2:58:14

in a third third ingredient. Oh, yeah.

2:58:16

Go cola. That's the other uh prominent

2:58:20

ingredient.

2:58:21

And I juice that and I strain it and I

2:58:24

mix it in with clean water. And then I

2:58:27

add some

2:58:28

um peppermint essential oil and I just

2:58:32

take like a paint brush, literally dip

2:58:34

it in that and I paint it onto my scalp

2:58:36

till I can feel my scalp get wet from

2:58:38

it. I don't do it every day, but I do it

2:58:40

most days and it's really good and

2:58:42

healthy for my my hair follicles. And it

2:58:45

doesn't do anything bad to my hair. But

2:58:47

I don't condition my hair. No.

2:58:52

Living in a somewhat damp environment,

2:58:55

my hair seems decently happy. It was

2:58:58

never happy in a dry place. I know that

2:59:00

I had to like put oil on it or it would

2:59:02

just be like a it'd be like angry. It

2:59:05

was so dry. But here, I don't really

2:59:07

feel any need to do that.

2:59:13

[laughter]

2:59:18

Punched your TV, huh?

2:59:21

It's one way to do it.

2:59:33

Well,

2:59:36

if you had family members that rejected

2:59:38

God and you're trying to ease them into

2:59:39

the idea, well,

2:59:42

there's no guarantee

2:59:44

that you're going to convince anybody of

2:59:46

anything, and that's just life. But I

2:59:48

would say the best path is to be what

2:59:50

you believe in. And if you succeed in

2:59:52

being it, it'll stand out in a way that

2:59:54

certain people will actually be curious

2:59:56

what makes you this light into the

2:59:57

world.

2:59:59

And then you can actually

3:00:02

have their ear, so to speak, you know.

3:00:08

But this this thing that people do in

3:00:10

the world where they go around trying to

3:00:11

make the other person believe the right

3:00:13

thing is basically a mental disease.

3:00:16

and it's never going to work and it

3:00:17

doesn't work now and it never did work

3:00:19

and it's

3:00:24

this proves to you that humans are

3:00:25

divorced from the heart center and

3:00:26

everybody lives in the head for those of

3:00:28

you thinking about that topic the fact

3:00:30

that humanity is all about what you

3:00:33

believe and who can convince you to be

3:00:35

believe what about life now why is that

3:00:39

this is why I tell people your root

3:00:40

philosophy of life is paramount to your

3:00:42

health vitality and ever finding your

3:00:44

purpose here and you need to recreate it

3:00:45

for yourself because you've been

3:00:47

programmed with root philosophies of

3:00:49

life that put you in someone else's

3:00:51

control for life. That's why there's so

3:00:53

much bickering over what people believe.

3:00:56

And everybody's trained to believe that

3:00:57

the meaning of life is what you believe.

3:01:00

You know what what you believe actually

3:01:02

is? It's just an electrical electrical

3:01:04

signal somewhere in your brain. That's

3:01:06

what you believe. It's what you do with

3:01:09

your life that's really going to matter.

3:01:10

That's what you're going to review

3:01:13

when all illusions are stripped away.

3:01:16

That's what's going to matter. It's who

3:01:18

you are. It's what you're being and

3:01:20

doing.

3:01:22

Beliefs are just surrendering to some

3:01:23

certain electrical pattern in your brain

3:01:25

somewhere. [snorts]

3:01:27

Why is everybody so adamant about

3:01:29

programming that? Because a world that

3:01:30

lives in their head, their lives are

3:01:33

completely controlled, cradled to grave

3:01:35

in predictable statistical ways by those

3:01:38

who pull all the strings by handing out

3:01:41

what everybody gets to believe and has

3:01:43

to believe.

3:01:44

>> [snorts]

3:02:04

>> Yeah,

3:02:06

I've been learning that the hard way

3:02:07

since I could talk. Escaping

3:02:11

real hard. And it doesn't stop. You

3:02:14

know, if you pick up your cross, so to

3:02:17

speak, to actually help people, it's,

3:02:19

you know, you're you're just going

3:02:20

against the current

3:02:23

everywhere in society

3:02:25

in the beast system.

3:02:29

And the people right next to you will

3:02:30

hurt you to enforce their own slavery

3:02:32

because they don't know any better.

3:02:45

How do you practically act when you

3:02:46

don't feel like doing what is right?

3:02:49

Well, if you're sure it's the right

3:02:51

thing and it's just one of those things

3:02:52

I get in this situation and I do make

3:02:54

myself do it usually,

3:02:57

I put things on a scale and I say, "Is

3:02:59

it really the right thing for me to do

3:03:02

um in this situation?" And and I go,

3:03:04

"Yeah, because no, you know, it needs to

3:03:05

be done and I'm the one that can do it."

3:03:07

And I really don't want to. It's not

3:03:09

what I want to do. I've been on that

3:03:10

situation a lot lately, actually with

3:03:13

the kind of help I'm giving to to my

3:03:14

neighbors whose lives have taken a

3:03:18

horrible hit. And I just look at how bad

3:03:20

it is for them. And they don't have

3:03:22

somebody else to help them with certain

3:03:23

things. And I'm like, as much as I don't

3:03:25

want to do some of these things, it is

3:03:27

the right thing. So, I'm [clears throat]

3:03:28

going to make myself do it.

3:03:30

And uh I may complain a little on my own

3:03:32

time. I don't complain to them because I

3:03:35

would never want to make them feel bad

3:03:37

for accepting my help for what they

3:03:38

desperately need. I would never want to

3:03:40

do that to them. So sometimes I vent on

3:03:42

my own how frustrating it is for me to

3:03:44

be stuck doing things that are things I

3:03:46

hate doing that are so awkward that

3:03:49

involve a lot of Well, anyway, I'm not

3:03:52

even going to get into it. As for your

3:03:55

question,

3:03:57

I just make myself do it if that's the

3:03:59

way I weigh it out. And I end up feeling

3:04:01

really thankful that I did because if I

3:04:04

don't and I know that I walked away from

3:04:06

doing the right thing due to selfish ego

3:04:08

nonsense, I'm going to feel smaller and

3:04:11

darker and weaker and sicker and

3:04:12

crappier.

3:04:15

So what you doing to others, you're

3:04:16

doing to yourself some way or another,

3:04:19

you know?

3:04:24

Yes. Pure butter ghee for cooking.

3:04:27

That's basically

3:04:29

butter or ghee are the only things that

3:04:31

get cooked on around here.

3:04:38

No, I'm not David Wilcock.

3:04:41

I'm sad that he got shot, but

3:04:46

you know, and I like the guy a lot. Um,

3:04:51

do I fully agree with every single thing

3:04:54

he ever said? No. But he was on to a lot

3:04:55

of stuff.

3:04:57

and he was a really interesting, neat

3:04:58

person.

3:05:00

But no, I'm certainly not him. And I'm

3:05:05

my content is not geared to be the same

3:05:09

thing.

3:05:11

I'm here to help you guys uh deal with

3:05:13

the reality you're in right now,

3:05:14

starting today, because that leads to

3:05:17

other things.

3:05:20

Rather than pointing out and name

3:05:22

dropping a bunch of far out information

3:05:23

on how the world's done, I would rather

3:05:25

just give you a lot of practical things

3:05:26

to help yourselves compensate and

3:05:28

overcome it. And that way I don't have

3:05:30

to name drop and get myself in so much

3:05:32

trouble, do I?

3:05:38

Butter is not bad because baby cows have

3:05:40

to die. No. If somebody is making butter

3:05:43

in a way that causes baby cows to have

3:05:45

to die,

3:05:46

they're really, really horrible at dairy

3:05:49

farming.

3:05:55

Poetry. It's awesome.

3:05:58

Sometimes I couldn't help but write some

3:06:00

poetry.

3:06:02

But I mean, poetry to me is almost it's

3:06:06

kind of just like a self therapy because

3:06:07

anybody else can make whatever out of

3:06:09

it, you know?

3:06:24

Yeah, it's a subconscious control thing,

3:06:26

Yanick. You're doing it to yourself, but

3:06:29

you don't know most of the dimensions of

3:06:30

yourself. So, you don't realize

3:06:33

programming the parts of your mind that

3:06:35

are remaining subconscious currently, it

3:06:37

still controls your life, even if it's

3:06:39

not something you're consciously aware

3:06:40

of.

3:06:58

H discipline

3:07:00

aka

3:07:02

here's the thing short-term pleasures

3:07:04

like we all enjoy those sort of but I

3:07:07

you know me I am somebody who always

3:07:10

prioritize the long term I mean I was

3:07:12

planning this when I was three years old

3:07:14

in a certain way. So

3:07:17

what I would tell you as an

3:07:18

encouragement is there are certain

3:07:20

things in life that come much slower but

3:07:22

they also leave much slower and all the

3:07:25

easy come things they're also easy go

3:07:27

and one day those aren't even fun

3:07:28

anymore and then you have nothing

3:07:30

because you've invested nothing in the

3:07:32

bigger picture you know so delayed

3:07:35

gratification

3:07:37

doesn't have to oh that might be my

3:07:39

catchphrase here delayed gratification

3:07:42

doesn't have to be delayed I was always

3:07:44

very gratified to see what I'm creating

3:07:45

in the future. And I do that to this

3:07:47

day. If you have the vision to look into

3:07:49

the future and to cultivate wisely,

3:07:53

you can start feeling great

3:07:55

gratification about it right now. Not

3:07:57

everything is about a sweet taste or

3:07:59

some physical release or something you

3:08:01

can do instantly. There are other types

3:08:03

of gratification. And if you can embrace

3:08:05

them and visualize well into that

3:08:08

future, part of you starts living there

3:08:10

now. And it's all the more motivating

3:08:11

for what it is you're building for that

3:08:13

future.

3:08:15

I suppose that's a visionary tactic,

3:08:19

the motivation part. The other part's

3:08:21

discipline. You know, you you do have to

3:08:24

have the consistency and long-term

3:08:26

follow through to manifest certain

3:08:28

things in life. There's no other way.

3:08:31

And in this cracker jackack disposable

3:08:33

throwaway society everybody's been

3:08:35

trained into, that's the farthest kind

3:08:37

of thing from anything you've been

3:08:39

trained to think like. Those that have

3:08:41

been dominating the world in darkness

3:08:43

for thousands and thousands of years,

3:08:44

they love to use long-term planning.

3:08:47

They're all about it. And in order to

3:08:49

have no competition so they can keep

3:08:51

pretending they're a separate better

3:08:52

species than the rest of you, they've

3:08:54

made sure that your so-called education

3:08:56

system and the way society works has all

3:08:59

of you completely distracted and unable

3:09:02

to focus on anything that takes long

3:09:03

term to build. That's because very

3:09:05

powerful things are built over the long

3:09:07

term, much more than the short term.

3:09:11

Just an analysis of it for what it is.

3:09:32

Oh, your your country won't allow the uh

3:09:34

PayPal link. Well, tell you what, my

3:09:37

friend. If you really want to give

3:09:38

something to me,

3:09:40

just give it to somebody who really

3:09:42

needs it. If you really want to give

3:09:44

based on this principle, you'll see them

3:09:46

soon enough.

3:09:48

They're probably closer than you think.

3:09:50

And given to someone in need is just as

3:09:53

good as given to me. Like Yeshua said,

3:09:55

"Whatever you've done to the least of

3:09:57

these, you've done unto me." Okay? So

3:10:00

doing good for your fellow human being,

3:10:03

it's all part of the same great one, you

3:10:04

know? So it's just as good there as

3:10:06

here.

3:10:08

probably more meant to be that way. I

3:10:11

appreciate you. I appreciate the

3:10:12

intention. Thank you very much.

3:10:31

>> No.

3:10:35

Oh, yeah. Down. Uh, shifue. When I read

3:10:39

the title, I said no because I've never

3:10:40

even heard of that. But I I do do that.

3:10:43

It turns out that's another one of these

3:10:45

mystical practices that I just do. I

3:10:48

didn't know it had a name and came from

3:10:50

some cultural background. But yes,

3:10:53

I do that on a somewhat regular basis.

3:10:56

And it's really cool. I always get some

3:10:58

creative insight and I wake up excited

3:11:00

to go do it. It's like a creative

3:11:03

inspiration always comes to me when I

3:11:05

reach that state. Lay down, hold still,

3:11:07

don't sleep,

3:11:09

but I get still and relax for a while

3:11:11

and some amazing stuff hits me. I don't

3:11:12

do it often, but when I do, I always get

3:11:14

something good for it. That's really

3:11:16

interesting.

3:11:26

My heart is is is in prayer for you, my

3:11:28

friend. Have a good run. May it be so.

3:11:36

Yes.

3:11:38

Well said, Dawid 6724.

3:11:45

What do I know about astral projection?

3:11:48

Well, uh,

3:11:53

it certainly changes your life.

3:11:56

I've been both more lucid than I can

3:11:58

possibly be in this body outside of it

3:12:00

and less lucid. There's different states

3:12:02

of it. There's different levels of it.

3:12:05

And there's entirely different

3:12:06

experiences from it because

3:12:08

consciousness is so incredibly malleable

3:12:11

and plasticious

3:12:13

in other non-physical realms. Nothing

3:12:15

works the same as it does here.

3:12:19

Those are a few things I know from

3:12:20

astral projecting. I know that you can

3:12:23

speak with higher consciousness and

3:12:25

actually learn things. I learned

3:12:27

something one time in an astral

3:12:28

projection that probably saved my life

3:12:31

because I was told about a health

3:12:32

condition I didn't know I had up until

3:12:34

that point.

3:12:40

Uh I would not recommend that William if

3:12:43

you can't get a high dose of K2 keep the

3:12:46

D3 dose much lower. Okay.

3:12:52

I mean, I can't tell anybody what to do,

3:12:55

but that's how I would handle that.

3:13:02

No, I can't ask anytime I want. Now, I

3:13:06

can almost

3:13:09

I can almost guarantee that if I go back

3:13:11

to sleep a second time in the morning,

3:13:14

there's a more than 50% chance I will

3:13:17

find myself in a state where I can I can

3:13:20

astral project. When I get almost back

3:13:22

to sleep or I wake up the second time or

3:13:25

I lay there and let my body fall asleep,

3:13:27

but I don't quite fall asleep completely

3:13:30

consciously,

3:13:32

I can almost do it at will at that

3:13:33

point, but I seldom sleep in. So, I

3:13:37

haven't done much. The last time I did

3:13:39

that was, I think, a month ago, and I

3:13:41

didn't go very far. I just sat up out of

3:13:44

my body long enough to do it, and then I

3:13:46

was like, "Okay, I'm good." Then I got

3:13:47

back into my body and woke up and went

3:13:49

about my day.

3:13:50

>> [laughter]

3:14:00

>> Having more vivid dreams is a sign that

3:14:02

you're

3:14:03

you're starting to thin

3:14:06

the separation between the ve the veils

3:14:08

of this realm, the next one, and the one

3:14:10

after that.

3:14:13

because of where your intention of

3:14:15

consciousness is going. You're becoming

3:14:17

more aware of things that don't just

3:14:19

occur here in the physical.

3:14:24

No, I'm not religious cuz religions are

3:14:26

man-made cults and they get in the way

3:14:28

of a better, more authentic relationship

3:14:30

with the infinite source. Not against

3:14:34

if you are religious, by the way, but I

3:14:37

got to be honest.

3:14:40

Religion caused a lot more damage to me

3:14:41

than it did help. And it distanced me

3:14:43

from God and allowed a lot of demons or

3:14:46

fallen nephilims or whatever they

3:14:49

whatever they actually are into my life.

3:14:52

It had exactly the opposite purpose of

3:14:54

what it's supposed to serve supposedly.

3:14:56

According to the men

3:14:59

who profit from it

3:15:01

ever since the Roman Empire invented

3:15:03

that particular religion

3:15:06

it might roam Romy salv but I don't

3:15:12

think so I don't think one's aura is

3:15:15

limited by such things

3:15:17

I think you should do what's in

3:15:18

alignment with your inner self as far as

3:15:21

hair goes

3:15:29

Hardest part of being a father.

3:15:32

The hardest part

3:15:37

for me it's how much I love him and how

3:15:41

much this world could hurt him.

3:15:44

Um

3:15:46

there were huge sacrifices I had to make

3:15:48

to personal goals due to the timing when

3:15:51

my kids came along and that was really

3:15:52

hard too. It's not anymore.

3:15:55

Um, and then somewhere on that list was

3:15:58

realizing if id have woke up and started

3:16:01

healing myself long before I had kids,

3:16:03

if id have cared enough about me instead

3:16:06

of just gaslighting myself as worthless

3:16:07

and hurting myself worse, I would have

3:16:10

been a lot more prepared to be a better

3:16:12

father instead of having to go through

3:16:14

the healing while they're already alive.

3:16:17

So I already watch how they pick up some

3:16:19

of my self-destructive habits before I

3:16:22

fix was able to heal from them myself,

3:16:24

you know. So those are some things to

3:16:27

seriously consider. One of them involves

3:16:29

hindsight.

3:16:54

How much money to save? No, because most

3:16:56

people can't live as cheap and efficient

3:16:57

as me. Not even close.

3:17:00

Um, so whatever I would estimate, you

3:17:03

would you would need more than what my

3:17:05

estimate would be. And you got to know

3:17:07

where you're going to go and have some

3:17:09

idea how you're going to support

3:17:11

yourself when you get there and some

3:17:13

backup options, some idea about the

3:17:15

culture, the government, the cost of

3:17:18

living. You know, you you have to my

3:17:21

estimate wouldn't pertain to you because

3:17:22

nobody nobody does life like me. Not

3:17:26

even close. And I wouldn't even

3:17:27

recommend somebody try. It's

3:17:30

so No, I don't have an excuse me an

3:17:33

estimate for that.

3:17:36

Yeah, I've been addicted to plenty of

3:17:38

things, my friend. Plenty.

3:17:41

These days, all my addictions are

3:17:42

positive, but I've been addicted to

3:17:44

negative things before, for sure, badly.

3:17:48

I think that's very, very, in fact, I

3:17:50

I've never seen anybody in my life that

3:17:52

wasn't addicted to something that wasn't

3:17:54

good for him. I think that's the human

3:17:56

experience.

3:17:58

It's just that there's the ones

3:17:59

everybody will pick on you for and then

3:18:01

all there's all the terrible ones like

3:18:03

gluttony that your society and your

3:18:04

religion says is a good thing which is

3:18:06

actually killing you faster than most

3:18:08

the ones you're nagging other people

3:18:09

for.

3:18:19

Yeah, some people are more naturally

3:18:20

night owls. It's it's normal. If you can

3:18:23

get a life schedule that works with you

3:18:24

on that, good for you. Nothing wrong

3:18:27

with it. Somebody needs to do the night

3:18:29

shift. Somebody needs to watch the camp

3:18:31

at all hours. You know, we should not

3:18:34

all be lemmings and walk around and

3:18:35

sleep and do all the same stuff at the

3:18:37

same time like little pixels on some

3:18:39

video game. So, I don't personally see

3:18:41

any problem with it in and of itself.

3:18:44

[clears throat]

3:18:45

I used to be a totally nocturnal person

3:18:47

basically. And now I'm a get up really

3:18:50

early and and go to bed early farmers

3:18:52

hours kind of a guy. Something about

3:18:55

geographically changing the type of

3:18:57

realm of the earth I live in totally

3:19:00

changed my sleep cycle naturally.

3:19:03

For what that's worth

3:19:17

tips on heartbreak.

3:19:19

You know guys, I talk more on the other

3:19:21

channel about where I actually live and

3:19:22

some of the practicalities of that. And

3:19:25

if you're someone who might be maybe

3:19:28

would end up moving to the same place at

3:19:32

some point, I recommend you sub over

3:19:34

there and ask some questions about it.

3:19:36

I'd rather talk about it over there.

3:19:37

Earth Roots Healing YouTube channel.

3:19:41

I could use some allies here, you know.

3:19:44

Not

3:19:47

kind of depends. That's

3:19:49

But I need to have some conversations

3:19:51

with some people about that. Some of the

3:19:53

practical realities of that.

3:20:00

>> Yeah, you're you're my homie, Logan, if

3:20:02

you want to be.

3:20:09

I don't know how much I eat in a day as

3:20:10

far as calories. I never count it. I

3:20:13

just kind of adjust my patterns looking

3:20:14

in a mirror once in a while. But I don't

3:20:17

eat as much as other people my size.

3:20:19

I'll tell you that much. A cleaner

3:20:21

temple is a much more efficient temple.

3:20:23

You don't have to shove as much food

3:20:24

abuse in it in horrible combinations to

3:20:27

try to force feed more calories into

3:20:30

your mass mess monster. If you really

3:20:32

clean it well, everything works better.

3:20:34

Food, supplements, medicine, everything

3:20:37

works better because your cell walls,

3:20:39

your cells are cleaner and your cell

3:20:41

walls are more functional doors for

3:20:43

letting nutrients in and getting waste

3:20:45

out.

3:20:52

Yes, it is. Luger

3:20:55

morph. Yeah, that's that's safe. Yes. I

3:20:59

mean, you might get poked by the

3:21:00

nettles. Be careful picking them, but

3:21:02

even that's not really harmful for you.

3:21:04

It's actually good for you. It's just a

3:21:06

little unpleasant. [snorts]

3:21:14

uh blood root blood root to remove a

3:21:16

mole. Um some people say it's painful. I

3:21:20

never thought it was. Although there is

3:21:22

some discomfort. When I did a hundred of

3:21:24

them at once, it was mistake. If you're

3:21:27

doing one or two at a time, I think it's

3:21:30

minor. Maybe a little itchy, maybe a

3:21:32

little swollen the area.

3:21:35

When it's ready to come out, if it's

3:21:38

totally detached, it'll practically fall

3:21:40

out on its own. If it's still holding

3:21:42

on, you can dig it out with a toothpick,

3:21:44

which I've done. And it's just it's it's

3:21:48

more creepy looking. It's more creepy

3:21:50

looking than anything. It's going to

3:21:51

leave a hole. Okay. Um, so you might

3:21:54

want to have some healthy oils and, you

3:21:57

know, a band-aid or something to put on

3:21:59

that hole to help it fill in with less

3:22:01

of a scar or something like that. It's

3:22:03

kind of gross. It's a little bit gross

3:22:06

to look at. Okay. But if you're not

3:22:08

psychologically super easy to rattle, I

3:22:11

think you'll be able to hand handle it

3:22:12

pretty easy,

3:22:20

synergistic with nature in really cold

3:22:22

climates. Uh, well, to some limited

3:22:25

degree, sure. Can you sprout enough fur

3:22:28

to live in the those cold places

3:22:30

naturally as an animal? No, it's not

3:22:32

natural to you. Um

3:22:36

but to whatever degree, synergy should

3:22:37

always be aimed for with whatever uh

3:22:40

environment a person is in.

3:22:46

The other channel is called Earth Roots

3:22:48

Healing

3:22:52

YouTube channel.

3:22:55

Top bloodb building foods. Well, one of

3:22:56

them probably the best single one I know

3:22:58

of is stinging nettle.

3:23:01

Here in the tropics, the plants are so

3:23:02

big, they actually leak something that

3:23:04

looks like blood when you cut into them.

3:23:06

And it's a known blood builder big time.

3:23:09

And it's a blood cleaner and a lymphatic

3:23:11

cleaner.

3:23:13

That's my top single food because it it

3:23:16

literally just builds your blood with

3:23:18

everything it needs to be built.

3:23:28

Well, you can check out my food

3:23:29

combinations video. Um, I'm not the

3:23:34

ultimate expert because it's a largely

3:23:35

unknown science that's been suppressed

3:23:37

and hidden and it's hard to find anybody

3:23:41

or anything to even back me up on it.

3:23:43

But I share what of it I do know on that

3:23:45

video. Some basic parameters that if you

3:23:47

can use them, stick with them. You do

3:23:50

your body a big favor and it works

3:23:52

better.

3:24:01

chickens or ducks for future homestead?

3:24:03

Okay, good question. Um,

3:24:07

[sighs and gasps]

3:24:08

it depends on what kind of land really.

3:24:11

Ducks are very water oriented. So,

3:24:14

they're going to need a river or a pond

3:24:16

or even some homemade swimming pools

3:24:18

that are not polluted with toxins or

3:24:20

something to fill that hole in their

3:24:22

life. If you don't really have that,

3:24:24

definitely go with chickens.

3:24:27

Chickens are more manageable for most

3:24:29

people. That's why most people use

3:24:31

chickens.

3:24:32

If you have land that has wild edibles

3:24:35

for ducks to graze on and has some

3:24:36

water, a water supply they can easily

3:24:39

get to. Now ducks is an option. And

3:24:45

I can't really say there's a better

3:24:46

option. The duck egg is bigger, has more

3:24:49

calories in it, but they don't I would

3:24:51

say the ducks don't lay as many eggs as

3:24:53

fast. So I would say overall all things

3:24:56

being considered generally chickens are

3:24:58

a better choice for most people and

3:25:00

that's why you see throughout known

3:25:03

history

3:25:04

you know humans have kept chickens with

3:25:06

them because they work well

3:25:18

depends on the carb source. If it's just

3:25:21

fruit, 30 minutes is enough. But if

3:25:24

you're waiting after eating a carb

3:25:25

source to eat a protein fat meal,

3:25:27

depends on the carb source. You know,

3:25:29

like whole oatmeal, whole oats or

3:25:31

something is going to digest a lot

3:25:33

slower than

3:25:36

white rice, you know? Like you got to

3:25:38

Google the carb source to get a good

3:25:40

estimate on how long it takes to digest.

3:25:44

Not all carbs are the same, guys. What

3:25:45

is the food source

3:25:48

and how long does it take to digest

3:25:54

to cure psoriasis and eczema? You need

3:25:56

to deep clean the body. You have leaky

3:25:58

gut.

3:26:00

You have all the problems of society. So

3:26:02

the first three videos on my health

3:26:04

topics playlist. You need to clean out

3:26:06

the body deep to cellular level. You

3:26:09

need to repair the gut lining. Populate

3:26:11

the gut with healthy uh gut biome.

3:26:16

and then you won't have those problems

3:26:17

anymore. Right now, your lymphatic

3:26:19

system is so full of toxicity. Your

3:26:21

whole body's full of it and overwhelmed

3:26:22

and it's pushing it clear to the surface

3:26:24

to try to push it out through your skin.

3:26:27

Medical will give you some stupid drug

3:26:29

to chase it back inside of you. But

3:26:30

that's just pushes the same toxins back

3:26:32

into a system that's already overloaded.

3:26:34

How how smart is that?

3:26:37

It's anti smart, you know?

3:26:39

So, deep cleansing, deep, deep cellular

3:26:42

detox, and rebuilding of the gut lining,

3:26:45

proper gut flora. First three videos on

3:26:48

my health topics playlist. That's the

3:26:51

real solution for that. And count

3:26:52

countless other things that you're

3:26:54

headed towards with a body that toxic.

3:26:58

And you're not alone. It's very common.

3:27:12

Magnesium oil and water. H interesting.

3:27:15

Um

3:27:18

I don't know. When I take that magnesium

3:27:20

chloride, actually scoop a little bit on

3:27:23

like a like a teaspoon, a good size

3:27:26

scoop, and just kind of crunch it up and

3:27:27

swallow it. It's really better.

3:27:29

Obviously,

3:27:31

I can get away with that much without

3:27:32

getting the runs from it because I want

3:27:35

to absorb it, not just flush it through.

3:27:37

If I take like a big tablespoon, things

3:27:39

might get a bit fast going through me

3:27:41

and I might lose some. So, it's kind of

3:27:43

a what amount can you absorb internally.

3:27:48

With magnesium, you kind of have a limit

3:27:49

that way.

3:27:51

And that's why, you know, I recommend

3:27:53

taking it both ways. Also,

3:27:57

there's been these tests done that show

3:27:59

that people that say only take internal

3:28:01

magnesium versus people that take only

3:28:03

external magnesium, when they check the

3:28:06

different tissues at different depths of

3:28:08

their body, they found the people using

3:28:10

the topical magnesium

3:28:12

had higher concentrations at the top

3:28:15

layer and the outer layers of their

3:28:16

physical form. Whereas the people taking

3:28:18

it only internally had more internally

3:28:20

and less towards the outer layers of

3:28:22

their body. So to me, simple solution.

3:28:25

Take it both ways and let it meet in the

3:28:26

middle. Saturate all your tissues with

3:28:28

magnesium. As far as whether you can

3:28:31

consume that because it doesn't say it's

3:28:32

food grade or whatever,

3:28:35

I don't care. It's the natural elemental

3:28:38

stuff. That's why I take it. To me, it's

3:28:40

the realest in the best form.

3:28:42

So when people say, "Isn't all magnesium

3:28:44

made in a lab?" Not the kind I take, you

3:28:46

know? But I tell people, take what's

3:28:49

best for you, what you believe in

3:28:50

taking, because it's better than

3:28:51

nothing.

3:28:54

But I understand people's fear that the

3:28:55

bag doesn't say it's okay to do because

3:28:57

the FDA doesn't want you doing it or

3:28:59

whatever.

3:29:00

The effing devil association says not

3:29:02

to. So I do it and it works great for

3:29:05

me.

3:29:09

So that's about all I can say on that

3:29:10

probably.

3:29:15

I don't know. I don't really palm my

3:29:17

eyes or whatever. I mean, I'm not it's

3:29:20

not something I know much about.

3:29:23

I do it on my own instinctively

3:29:25

sometimes, and I certainly don't worry

3:29:26

about it, but I don't I don't have some

3:29:30

protocol.

3:29:35

Yeah, I researched where I was going to

3:29:36

move and figured it out before I did it.

3:29:38

I didn't because traveling, what are you

3:29:40

going to get like a tourist impression?

3:29:42

Oh, I bought a hat in some store and I

3:29:45

saw a zoo. And I mean, what do you

3:29:47

really learn? You know, [laughter] you

3:29:49

get the tourist side of things. It's not

3:29:50

the same as really being there. So, I

3:29:52

formed my plan and we made our decision

3:29:55

and we've been making it work ever since

3:29:57

and getting better and better at it.

3:30:07

How do you manage to get enough protein?

3:30:08

It's easy. I mean, pick the amount of

3:30:10

grams you want to get in a day. Make

3:30:12

sure you consume that many. You know,

3:30:15

people apparently have this weird

3:30:16

misconception that like you need to eat

3:30:19

a bunch of different forms of whole

3:30:20

protein or something,

3:30:23

but what's wrong with eating one form of

3:30:25

whole protein to get enough? If it's

3:30:27

complete protein, it's complete protein.

3:30:29

And you're not confusing your body with

3:30:30

a bunch of different things it can't

3:30:31

digest together anyway. So, you're

3:30:33

actually digesting it better.

3:30:37

People have been really because of the

3:30:40

marketing hype about protein, people

3:30:41

have a bunch of weird like, how will I

3:30:43

ever get enough? If you're already

3:30:44

eating too much probably and you're not

3:30:46

absorbing half of it because your body's

3:30:48

in a, you know, disastrous state, but

3:30:51

one complete form of protein for a day

3:30:54

more than does it.

3:30:57

Just control the amount of grams you

3:30:58

take in, you know. [snorts]

3:31:08

Yeah,

3:31:10

that would be good. Anakia if somebody

3:31:13

did that. There's probably a few out

3:31:15

there. They're just few and far between

3:31:16

because humans don't know there is such

3:31:18

a thing or it matters. So, it's kind of

3:31:20

hard to sell a book when everybody's

3:31:22

going to tell you you're wrong and

3:31:23

that's all nonsense. You know,

3:31:28

[clears throat]

3:31:29

intrusive thoughts, dismiss them, reject

3:31:31

them, don't own them. Nope. You're not

3:31:34

welcome here. I don't believe you.

3:31:37

Resist evil consistently and eventually

3:31:39

it'll starve and it'll flee from you

3:31:41

because it can't penetrate you with that

3:31:44

thought, upset you and feed off your

3:31:45

leaked energy anymore. It's an energy

3:31:48

vampire.

3:31:49

They're all around us.

3:31:52

Fallen things on this earth.

3:32:05

Yeah, I think that's a good uh protocol,

3:32:07

Marco. I would expect uh results from

3:32:10

that for sure.

3:32:15

Uh

3:32:17

I don't know anything about that,

3:32:18

Nicholas.

3:32:21

Never done any exercises for that.

3:32:24

Uh

3:32:31

well, there's cases where they save

3:32:33

lives, Tom, because they don't know of a

3:32:35

better option.

3:32:37

So, in that case, the term straight up

3:32:40

bad doesn't apply. It's all relative.

3:32:42

You know, the situations where these

3:32:44

things save a life, but they do have

3:32:45

negative consequences, all of them. And

3:32:48

there's things in nature that don't that

3:32:49

have positive side effects instead of

3:32:51

negative. In fact, there's so many of

3:32:53

them. They're countless. Until, you

3:32:55

know, people continue to finish off the

3:32:57

entire rainforest just to have more

3:32:59

cows, to eat more burgers, to get sick

3:33:01

or to not have medicine to treat it with

3:33:02

anymore, as is the plight of humanity

3:33:05

currently.

3:33:11

Yeah, you can make pizza without gluten,

3:33:13

without um well, you could even make it

3:33:17

with raw dairy or an alternative. You

3:33:19

can even make it with alternative foods

3:33:21

that could be a good food combination.

3:33:24

It's a tall order, but my wife's done it

3:33:25

in the past and they were really good.

3:33:27

Yes. I don't know the recipe, but she

3:33:29

figured it out. I gave her all the food

3:33:31

combination uh parameters to stay within

3:33:34

and she managed to make really good

3:33:36

pizza still. But it, you know, it's very

3:33:38

different than what you're used to.

3:33:41

Your taste buds might have to adjust

3:33:43

before you could fully appreciate it.

3:33:55

Yeah, the only protein supplement I like

3:33:56

is organic pea protein. I don't like any

3:33:59

of the other protein supplements.

3:34:09

Vertical jump. Uh, I guess I missed that

3:34:14

question.

3:34:23

You got to look at my uh vegetarianism

3:34:25

video, master riffs, for my explanation

3:34:28

on what I'm talking about there. You

3:34:30

know,

3:34:31

saying blanket things like something is

3:34:33

bad. That's just silly, you know.

3:34:35

There's a context, there's a meaning,

3:34:37

there's reasons, you know. So, I don't

3:34:39

want to just say something's bad because

3:34:41

that's

3:34:44

ridiculous. You know, you guys are human

3:34:46

adults for the most part. I I owe you

3:34:48

more than that, you know, but if you

3:34:50

watch that video, you can get a lot more

3:34:52

of my what what I'm really talking about

3:34:55

there.

3:35:00

No, I don't think I've supplemented

3:35:02

torine and glycine.

3:35:06

Individual aminos can be effective for

3:35:07

this and that, but there's there's

3:35:09

always more um holistic things that

3:35:12

nature makes. I'm not against, by the

3:35:14

way, individual amino acids, the

3:35:17

[snorts] experimentation thereof. I'm

3:35:18

not saying that it's bad or anything

3:35:20

like that, but there are always more

3:35:24

intelligent designs in nature for more

3:35:26

um well, more intelligent living

3:35:28

products that do more to detox than just

3:35:32

a couple amino acids, you know. So, I

3:35:34

have not tested those particular things.

3:35:41

Yeah, we travel some. If I had an ally

3:35:43

here to watch the place, you know, like

3:35:46

someone who knows how to care for the

3:35:48

animals and do the basics around here,

3:35:51

someone we could trust, you know, to

3:35:52

like earn their rent that way, stay in

3:35:55

the studio apartment, and, you know,

3:35:57

then my family could go on longer trips.

3:35:59

Pretty much limited to like shorter day

3:36:01

trips now because we have a lot of

3:36:02

animals to take care of.

3:36:11

I only eat about 100 grams of protein a

3:36:13

day average and I'm a lot bigger than a

3:36:16

lot of guys eating 200. So, like I say,

3:36:19

if you clean yourself out to a deep

3:36:21

cellular level, so that your cells can

3:36:24

actually absorb nutrition and get toxins

3:36:26

out, you won't be gluttonously shoving

3:36:28

all kinds of things in your body that

3:36:30

are decaying in there and being wasted

3:36:32

and causing more problems than good.

3:36:34

>> [snorts]

3:36:47

>> If you regret something, just use it to

3:36:49

be clear who you're not and what you're

3:36:50

not. It should help you

3:36:53

uh what's the word? By reflex action, it

3:36:58

should help you know all the more what

3:36:59

you are about and do that. Dwelling on

3:37:02

regrets is useless. It's just like

3:37:04

sitting in a coffin when it's not even

3:37:06

nailed shut.

3:37:08

Learn from it.

3:37:13

Activate more of your CNS twitch muscle

3:37:15

jump higher. Well, the best thing is

3:37:17

practicing doing it, of course. But to

3:37:19

complement that, you can use low rep,

3:37:22

high

3:37:25

strength, low rep like weightlifting for

3:37:28

the specific muscles that you use for

3:37:31

jumping, you know.

3:37:34

not a big voluous bodybuilding type

3:37:36

program, but something where you you hit

3:37:39

the muscles that you use the most in

3:37:40

jumping and you hit them hard and you

3:37:42

hit them fast to make them stronger,

3:37:44

period. And then a certain amount of

3:37:46

your training, you just practice the

3:37:47

high jumping. So now you're developing

3:37:50

in both ways. And then there's

3:37:52

everything you can do like from my

3:37:53

health playlist to just upgrade your

3:37:55

overall vitality. So your nervous system

3:37:57

and muscles and everything just work at

3:37:59

a much higher capacity to drastically

3:38:01

complement complement and enhance that

3:38:03

training. [snorts]

3:38:11

Uh I studied I knew I wanted I had a

3:38:14

vision to leave in the live in the

3:38:15

jungle since I was able to talk as a

3:38:17

toddler and I've you know I used to

3:38:19

watch lots of National Geographic and

3:38:21

then I read some books and later I

3:38:23

started getting real into herb herbology

3:38:25

and most the herbs I really wanted I had

3:38:28

to buy and take a supplements which I

3:38:29

learned a lot about them that way but I

3:38:31

couldn't grow my own and I knew one day

3:38:33

somebody's going to take this away like

3:38:34

they do everything good. So I need to

3:38:36

get to a place where I can have my own

3:38:38

supply. I can be the ark, you know,

3:38:42

and um a lot of it we continue to learn

3:38:46

as we go.

3:39:04

I'm not really sure off the top of my

3:39:06

head how to heal carpal tunnel syndrome,

3:39:08

but my common sense, which is ironically

3:39:10

uncommon on this planet. My sense tells

3:39:12

me, um, stop. You You'd have to get out

3:39:16

of whatever's

3:39:17

job or whatever, you know, habit you

3:39:20

have that's caused it. You got to stop

3:39:22

with the cause. That's half of it right

3:39:24

there. And then if you can figure out

3:39:26

what the opposing activity would be for

3:39:29

that part of your body, if you can

3:39:31

figure out what the opposition is,

3:39:33

practice that and try to balance it out.

3:39:35

And I might make a sav with

3:39:37

anti-inflammatory ingredients,

3:39:40

comfrey and some other things to apply

3:39:42

topically to the area to see if I could

3:39:45

get swelling and excessive misalignment

3:39:47

to go down.

3:40:02

Yes, vitamin D is good for mixed people.

3:40:04

In fact, the darker pigmentation you

3:40:07

have, the more you really need to master

3:40:08

the use of vitamin D because unless you

3:40:11

live in a really sunny place and you're

3:40:12

practically naked all the time, you're

3:40:14

definitely deficient. But again, don't

3:40:17

take vitamin D3 without taking

3:40:19

highdosese K2

3:40:22

and lots of magnesium as well

3:40:25

because it's dangerous if you don't. It

3:40:27

can cause a lot of problems. It can even

3:40:29

cause death. It can calcify your

3:40:31

arteries, your brain. Um, and people are

3:40:34

deficient already in magnesium.

3:40:36

Magnesium catalyzes the way the D3

3:40:39

works. So, when you're already

3:40:41

deficient, you start taking D3, you use

3:40:43

up what's left. Magnesium is necessary

3:40:45

for over 300 biological functions. So if

3:40:47

you run out, you die, you know, from

3:40:50

this or that. So in order to get the

3:40:52

best out of the D3, you have to use

3:40:55

highdose K2 and get plenty of magnesium.

3:40:59

So on this channel where wherever I've

3:41:00

put in an info box D3,

3:41:03

I I also re I link the only truly

3:41:06

highdose K2 supplement I've ever found

3:41:09

and the product that I use both

3:41:11

internally and externally for magnesium.

3:41:14

It's a trifecta.

3:41:16

D3 works with a trifecta and it's

3:41:18

dangerous on its own. It only makes

3:41:21

imbalances worse for the most part.

3:41:33

I don't know about methylene blue.

3:41:36

It's just not something I

3:41:40

take or use or anything. So,

3:41:43

can't comment on it really. I mean, to

3:41:45

me, there's always going to I know this.

3:41:48

There's always going to be something

3:41:49

better that's natural that they ripped

3:41:50

off the idea from to begin with to act

3:41:52

like they've got some space age better

3:41:54

whatever. And maybe it does work pretty

3:41:56

good.

3:41:57

But I'm a pattern person. I mean, you've

3:42:00

seen the same pattern even a few times

3:42:02

for me is enough. But when you've seen

3:42:03

it a million or more times to where

3:42:06

everything being patented is always just

3:42:08

a ripoff alternative to something better

3:42:10

in nature.

3:42:12

If I was focused on methylene blue, I I

3:42:14

would just figure out where they ripped

3:42:15

it off from and find something better

3:42:17

and holistic from a higher form of

3:42:20

consciousness instead of a corrupt lower

3:42:21

one. And I would use that. And I

3:42:23

probably have used that whatever it is.

3:42:26

Ultimately,

3:42:35

Francesca, [snorts]

3:42:38

sorry,

3:42:41

it's really hard because

3:42:44

it's almost like a chicken or chicken or

3:42:46

egg or a cart in front of the horse

3:42:47

question because

3:42:49

ultimately you need to be surrounded by

3:42:52

people people that are not holding you

3:42:53

down really. But how are you going to

3:42:55

get from here to there? You have to keep

3:42:56

yourself positive enough to make all the

3:42:59

changes in your life to get that much

3:43:00

sovereignty which takes great strength

3:43:03

among other talents. So if you do get

3:43:05

there, you're going to be a real light

3:43:07

unto others. And by then you'll be able

3:43:10

to be very clear what you are and that

3:43:13

will form relationships with people

3:43:15

compatible enough that you don't need to

3:43:17

escape them just to have some kind of

3:43:19

semblance of a decent life. To be honest

3:43:22

with you, that's what I've seen in a lot

3:43:25

of experiences.

3:43:31

Yeah, I'm vegetarian. Yeah,

3:43:34

I eat vegan a lot of the time, but I'm

3:43:36

vegetarian because we have our own ducks

3:43:38

and chickens that make awesome eggs

3:43:40

here. It's really great nutrition. So, I

3:43:44

do consume that sometimes.

3:43:46

And if I had a goat that I could milk or

3:43:48

something, I would probably consume that

3:43:50

sometimes.

3:43:53

Okay, the ones with the K2 and the

3:43:55

magnesium. I definitely know that under

3:43:57

the connective tissue stack video, you

3:43:59

can find those links.

3:44:07

You get some magnesium from foods, but

3:44:09

the food sources society lives on are

3:44:11

drastically depleted in magnesium, have

3:44:13

been for a very long time. And stress

3:44:16

depletes magnesium. And you guys are

3:44:18

under about a thousand forms of

3:44:19

artificial stress. Some of you are

3:44:21

starting to realize that or starting to

3:44:23

be overwhelmed noticing it, but you're

3:44:26

having magnesium depleted out of you.

3:44:28

Ridiculous levels. If you have any

3:44:30

physical activity, you deplete it even

3:44:31

more.

3:44:33

So for all those reasons and more,

3:44:35

society is incredibly deficient and it's

3:44:38

a powerhouse mineral that's very, very

3:44:41

important for a whole bunch of

3:44:42

biological functions.

3:44:47

No, I don't listen to doctors. Doctors

3:44:49

listen to me, man.

3:44:52

One time I was in a gym working as a

3:44:54

personal trainer and I was explaining

3:44:55

how digestive enzymes work to somebody

3:44:58

and there was this woman standing there

3:45:00

for a long time listening and that was

3:45:01

cool. And I finally got done explaining

3:45:03

all she goes, "Is that really true?" She

3:45:06

like pulled me aside and I'm like,

3:45:07

"Yeah, it's all true." She goes, "Where

3:45:09

do you find the research?" because I

3:45:10

went through all of medical school and

3:45:11

they never showed me a single thing

3:45:13

about any about of any of that. She was

3:45:15

a licensed PhD and she was learning from

3:45:18

me because apparently she was actually

3:45:20

willing to which is incredibly rare. So

3:45:22

I told her, you know, where to get some

3:45:24

research on it because I'm thinking,

3:45:26

wow, if a doctor wants to actually learn

3:45:27

something about health, this is a good

3:45:29

sign.

3:45:30

But yeah, most doctors listen to me and

3:45:32

go with their arrogance or whatever,

3:45:35

even though they're a walking corpse of

3:45:36

disease themselves. But there are ones

3:45:38

with ears to hear, you know, and that's

3:45:41

what the world needs. Sometimes you got

3:45:42

to make little changes from the inside

3:45:44

and others have to go out and make every

3:45:46

change from the outside. And somewhere

3:45:48

along the line, maybe we can meet in the

3:45:50

middle and perfect and purify this

3:45:52

disaster.

3:45:54

[snorts]

3:45:59

Yes, I have extreme discipline, possibly

3:46:02

too much. I don't even let people see my

3:46:04

discipline to its full degree because

3:46:06

I'm not sure it's a good thing to

3:46:07

influence people that way. I think I

3:46:10

have workcoholism really bad. And that

3:46:13

can be fun maybe if you're a little

3:46:15

weird, but it could also destroy your

3:46:18

life like any addiction if you take it

3:46:20

too far. But I definitely have enough

3:46:23

discipline to do anything that requires

3:46:25

discipline and then some. I've never

3:46:28

actually

3:46:29

I've never actually known anybody

3:46:31

personally with as much actual

3:46:32

discipline. And I'm not even saying that

3:46:34

to brag because it might be a disease.

3:46:36

It might be too much. I'm not sure. I'll

3:46:39

get back to you on that as I learn more.

3:46:47

How to make teeth whiter. Well,

3:46:51

full body cleansing and oil pulling. I'd

3:46:54

look into those. For the full body

3:46:56

cleansing, I recommend my own health

3:46:59

topics playlist. If you master and do

3:47:01

the things on the first three videos

3:47:03

there, you'll be so clean and healthy

3:47:05

you won't make sense to anybody. You'll

3:47:07

be an anomaly,

3:47:10

but you'll be more alive, which makes it

3:47:12

all more than worth it.

3:47:15

How did I build my discipline? I don't

3:47:17

know. That's a good question. Uh, I was

3:47:18

probably born with some of it. I grew up

3:47:21

around it. I grew up in like some

3:47:24

workaholic kind of corner of the world

3:47:26

and I absorbed that. I didn't reject it

3:47:28

like some. I made it part of me. And

3:47:32

then I got into weightlifting when I was

3:47:34

like 15 years old. Found somewhere where

3:47:37

if you actually apply discipline, you

3:47:39

get something for it, you know, and it's

3:47:41

like, oo, I started working with that.

3:47:43

And then I got so addicted to discipline

3:47:45

that I've overd disciplined myself in

3:47:47

all kinds of areas of life where I could

3:47:48

have had much more abundance for much

3:47:50

less work if I wasn't stuck in some

3:47:54

self-demeaning discipline reality. So

3:47:56

like I say, it's a human trait of great

3:47:59

value and it unlocks certain things that

3:48:01

you can't unlock any other way. But

3:48:03

there are a bunch of other human virtues

3:48:05

that are of equal value that unlock

3:48:07

other things or work together in harmony

3:48:10

with discipline to unlock a third thing

3:48:12

that you couldn't with one or the other.

3:48:13

See what I'm saying? So discipline like

3:48:16

any human trait of value. It's great and

3:48:19

all, but it's not everything. It's just

3:48:21

one thing.

3:48:29

Yeah, I've done Vince D's challenge

3:48:31

without even knowing it was Vince D's

3:48:32

challenge. There was times where I just

3:48:34

ate that many eggs. Nothing magical

3:48:37

happened because they were not fertile

3:48:38

eggs. If his teaching is correct, then

3:48:41

you'd have to eat that many fertile eggs

3:48:43

per day to lower your myatin and

3:48:45

increase your fall statin enough to

3:48:47

allow your muscles to grow to an, you

3:48:48

know, a new level. So, normal eggs that

3:48:51

you buy in a local store. That's not

3:48:53

what he was even talking about. It was

3:48:54

fertile eggs. Everybody's doing it now

3:48:56

like a fun challenge for attention and

3:48:58

they don't realize you're not getting

3:49:00

the fertile eggs that he was talking

3:49:01

about. [snorts]

3:49:05

You might still make some gains because

3:49:06

you simplified your diet and you made

3:49:08

sure to get enough protein. And if

3:49:10

you're eating mostly just straight eggs

3:49:11

and not combining it with foods you

3:49:13

shouldn't, you might be digesting that

3:49:14

protein better than you're used to. So,

3:49:16

I could see where some people would get

3:49:18

some gains just from that, from

3:49:19

simplifying their their normal madness

3:49:22

that they eat and just, you know,

3:49:23

focusing on a bunch of eggs. Yeah, if

3:49:25

you're lifting weights, you could get

3:49:27

some physique improvements from that.

3:49:28

But the real magic from what he proposed

3:49:31

was eating that many fertile eggs per

3:49:34

day because fertile eggs have a factor

3:49:35

in them that increases fostatin and

3:49:38

lowers myastatin in your body and allows

3:49:40

your muscles to grow bigger than they

3:49:41

normally would.

3:49:43

So that's the the lost piece of that

3:49:46

equation.

3:49:54

Allergies come from having a leaky gut,

3:49:56

which is leaking foreign things into

3:49:58

your bloodstream and causing immune

3:50:00

havoc where your body's attacking itself

3:50:01

and fighting wars in places it shouldn't

3:50:03

have to. You want to fix all allergies?

3:50:06

I used to have allergies so bad I had

3:50:07

blisters on my eyeballs and in my throat

3:50:09

and almost couldn't breathe. And I would

3:50:11

have rather been dead than have to live

3:50:13

that way. I had allergies so bad I

3:50:15

didn't even know allergies could be that

3:50:16

bad. And now I have zero.

3:50:19

And I take no medicine for it. And I

3:50:21

don't even take any specific herbs to

3:50:23

fight with allergies because once I

3:50:25

healed my gut lining and detoxified my

3:50:27

entire lymphatic system, all allergies

3:50:29

have been gone ever since.

3:50:32

Look into the first three videos on my

3:50:34

health topics playlist.

3:50:41

uh

3:50:43

skill to meva whatever. Um you can

3:50:46

definitely have high quality muscles.

3:50:48

You could be very muscular and

3:50:50

pound-for-pound very strong on a on a

3:50:53

super low calorie kind of a diet if it's

3:50:55

compro if you have the right things in

3:50:57

it. But you will be limited on mass.

3:51:00

Okay? It is what it is.

3:51:08

Not sure about sodium. Um,

3:51:12

you know, all natural plants have sodium

3:51:14

in them. Uh, I would never eat refined

3:51:17

sodium because it's a lie and you

3:51:19

shouldn't be paying the mass. Well, I

3:51:22

won't even talk about it.

3:51:24

But I do sometimes crave like natural

3:51:26

good real full spectrum salt and I just

3:51:28

eat whatever I'm craving. I don't even

3:51:30

worry about it. But I have overdone it

3:51:32

and been all puffy and had extra water

3:51:34

retention from it. Some people don't

3:51:37

even get that. It's a It's not

3:51:39

everybody's physique type. But even if I

3:51:42

do that, it's a temporary thing. Just

3:51:43

stop eating all that salt goes away a

3:51:46

few days later.

3:51:49

So, I don't know. I don't have numbers

3:51:51

for sodium, that's for sure.

3:52:08

Yeah, I I eat some foods cooked for

3:52:10

sure. Not a raw foodist. I eat a lot of

3:52:13

raw things. Other things I cook. Um some

3:52:17

things I eat either way depending on the

3:52:19

scenario.

3:52:28

Sometimes my [snorts]

3:52:31

my instinct will be to like consume a

3:52:33

duck egg like which is basically just a

3:52:35

yolk, a big old awesome yolk. A lot of

3:52:38

times I'll consume that raw just for the

3:52:40

really good quality essential fatty

3:52:42

acids and just to eat it in perfect

3:52:45

condition, you know,

3:52:48

but you know I I've cooked them too. Am

3:53:00

I interested in bodybuilding? Well,

3:53:05

you mean like you mean like professional

3:53:06

bodybuilding? Do I watch or anything?

3:53:08

No, I don't I don't pay any attention to

3:53:11

it. It is interesting. It's interesting,

3:53:14

but it's not something I have time to

3:53:17

pay attention to. I do a certain

3:53:19

percentage of bodybuilding in my own

3:53:21

life. And sometimes I once in a while I

3:53:23

even get focused on it and I prove to be

3:53:27

one of the best natural bodybuilders

3:53:29

ever. I'm not even saying that to brag.

3:53:32

I'm just I'm just assessing what I've

3:53:34

seen and saying that it's pretty

3:53:36

accurate. Not the best because my

3:53:38

symmetry is not perfect or whatever, but

3:53:41

anyway.

3:53:44

So I have a certain amount of interest.

3:53:45

It's it's mixed with other physical

3:53:48

things into my own um

3:53:52

like I use bodybuilding principles to

3:53:54

build a certain amount of muscle here

3:53:55

and there when I choose to. But I'm not

3:53:57

a bodybuilder, you know. I'm more of a

3:54:00

functional power, stamina,

3:54:04

an um agility,

3:54:07

high level, real world functionality,

3:54:10

strength kind of a guy, you know, at

3:54:12

this point because that's what works in

3:54:14

real life.

3:54:20

Injuries from lifting, not really.

3:54:22

Nothing serious ever. No, I mean, I've

3:54:26

dropped things on my face and gave

3:54:28

myself a bloody lip and, you know, minor

3:54:31

stuff. Tweak this, strain that, bruise

3:54:33

the other, but I haven't had any serious

3:54:35

injuries ever from it. No. And I've done

3:54:37

all kinds of lifts where people say,

3:54:39

"Oh, he's a fool. You can't listen to

3:54:41

him. He's dangerous and reckless and

3:54:42

you'll get hurt." And I'm like, "Yeah,

3:54:43

maybe you will. Don't do it. I ain't

3:54:45

telling people to do it."

3:54:47

But, you know, every lift I do out here

3:54:50

in the jungle, you're on slippery,

3:54:52

uneven ground, holding things in une

3:54:54

even positions, lifting sometimes

3:54:56

tremendous weight. So everybody in in

3:54:59

fitness would say that's a complete no

3:55:02

no and you're not allowed to do that and

3:55:03

I'm a bad guy for even doing it, you

3:55:05

know. But I'm like no, what I am is a

3:55:08

functional and reality guy. And it's

3:55:11

strange how different that is than what

3:55:14

humans now call fitness where they're

3:55:16

not really fit to do anything in the

3:55:18

real world without getting hurt. I don't

3:55:20

call that fitness. [snorts]

3:55:37

fixing short attention span. Of course,

3:55:38

there is

3:55:41

um there's plants, there's herbs that

3:55:44

can help you adjust your brain chemistry

3:55:46

to make attention span early

3:55:49

easier. There's motivation. Maybe you

3:55:53

haven't found anything that holds your

3:55:55

attention yet. I tend to be on the ADHD

3:55:58

side of things, but the things that I

3:56:00

know so deeply, those things mean so

3:56:02

much to me, I can study them, study

3:56:03

them, study them, study them deeper,

3:56:05

deeper, deeper, deeper, deeper. Whereas

3:56:07

most stuff in life, it doesn't hold my

3:56:09

intention because it's kind of dumb and

3:56:11

shallow to begin with. So, there's that

3:56:13

to think about. Um, [snorts]

3:56:17

and then there's just, you know,

3:56:19

practicing willpower. Those are three to

3:56:23

me different categories of things that

3:56:25

you can get into to help with your

3:56:27

attention span.

3:56:33

I already answered that, Isaac. That's

3:56:35

why I'm not answering it over and over

3:56:37

in the same live stream.

3:56:39

And I answered it in my video about

3:56:41

sleep, I believe. How to sleep like a

3:56:43

dog.

3:56:47

How do you increase willpower? H, that's

3:56:50

funny. And I think about it because it's

3:56:52

like

3:56:54

[sighs]

3:56:55

if I ask myself, do I have the will to

3:56:59

increase my willpower? And I go, yes.

3:57:01

That's it right there.

3:57:03

But if I was to ask myself, do I have

3:57:05

the will to increase my willpower? Well,

3:57:07

I don't know. It's like maybe I don't,

3:57:10

you know, currently anyway. So, I don't

3:57:12

know how to answer that.

3:57:15

If I make the decision to increase my

3:57:17

output at something, I just do it. You

3:57:19

know, it's it's not like a question of

3:57:21

can.

3:57:23

Actually, where I've run into the bar is

3:57:25

what the human body can take without

3:57:26

going unconscious. I've literally I'm

3:57:29

not even going to tell how. I'm not

3:57:31

going to talk about it, but I've

3:57:32

literally pushed myself so hard I've

3:57:35

pushed the human body but beyond what it

3:57:37

can stay conscious through. So, for me,

3:57:40

do I have enough willpower? The answer

3:57:42

is always yes.

3:57:45

There's still pra practicalities like,

3:57:47

okay,

3:57:48

should I aim max willpower at this? And

3:57:51

if so, how long before I ease up a

3:57:53

little, before there's consequences

3:57:55

because I'm I'm going too hard with too

3:57:57

much willpower. So maybe I'm not the

3:57:59

right guy to ask that question. For me,

3:58:01

the answer is always yes. Of course, I

3:58:02

can increase willpower because that's

3:58:04

just my choice.

3:58:06

But if you don't know, if you've never

3:58:09

found your inner willpower, whatever,

3:58:11

you may not know how to just turn it on

3:58:13

by will. I would say the answer is yes,

3:58:15

you definitely can. I just don't know if

3:58:17

I'm the guy to ask that question because

3:58:20

from my perspective, there's always been

3:58:21

an overabundance of willpower that I

3:58:23

wasn't even allowed to express in most

3:58:25

cases without bad consequences.

3:58:41

Well, if you want to change your

3:58:42

neurons, you have to change what you

3:58:44

believe. That's what's structuring them.

3:58:46

And you'd have to know how to search

3:58:47

deep enough into your own shadow to even

3:58:49

figure out what you believe in your

3:58:50

subconscious where you've been

3:58:51

programmed. If you actually change your

3:58:53

subconscious programming, your neurons

3:58:55

will change to reflect a different

3:58:57

reality that's now the controlling

3:58:59

scenario of your reality. [snorts]

3:59:06

If you

3:59:08

if you want to build a relationship with

3:59:10

God, approach it like a child with an

3:59:13

open heart. I believe whatever you are,

3:59:15

you're the source of all things. I want

3:59:18

you to quicken my spirit to know you

3:59:19

more. And then just try to relax more.

3:59:24

But you need that mantra. You need that

3:59:26

prayer present in your awareness every

3:59:28

day, all the time. You you have to get

3:59:30

to a point where you mean it enough that

3:59:32

it actually does something. There's not

3:59:34

some magic words or ritual like

3:59:36

everybody does in their pagan nonsense.

3:59:39

The only way you'll get to know the

3:59:41

indwelling spirit more is if you

3:59:43

actually care enough. The principle of

3:59:45

seek and you shall find. That's what it

3:59:47

is. It doesn't mean go ask some person

3:59:50

in a robe and now you're going to know

3:59:52

God. Well, I I see and it didn't work.

3:59:54

No, that's not what it means. When you

3:59:56

actually care enough, th this is has

3:59:59

something to do with the actual law of

4:00:00

attraction and how it actually works. If

4:00:03

your personal priority is to know the

4:00:05

source of all things and that priority

4:00:07

is higher than other priorities,

4:00:10

how you're going to get to know that

4:00:12

infinite unexplainable infinite one will

4:00:14

show up in your experience.

4:00:17

But not until you've reached a certain c

4:00:19

certain threshold where you actually do

4:00:22

prioritize that you really care enough.

4:00:25

That's when it's going to happen. There

4:00:26

is no hack or trick or game or pill or

4:00:29

any of the crap that society, you know,

4:00:32

some synthetic way to do it. There is no

4:00:34

synthetic way. Why should there be,

4:00:36

right?

4:00:39

But don't try to go into it. It's good

4:00:41

that you don't have religious

4:00:43

programming. Or maybe you do and you

4:00:44

left it behind. That's that's going to

4:00:46

make this harder. But if you've never

4:00:47

had any religious programming, at least

4:00:50

you don't have a bunch of preconceived

4:00:51

man-made ideas in the way of whatever

4:00:54

you might start to perceive an

4:00:55

experience when you make room for this

4:00:56

experience by making it your highest

4:00:59

priority in life.

4:01:01

The less ideas you have, the less

4:01:04

conditions you've already put on it, the

4:01:06

better.

4:01:08

But it'll be the degree of sincerity in

4:01:10

your own consciousness will determine

4:01:12

exactly how much you get.

4:01:21

Yeah, I had braces [snorts] for a lot of

4:01:23

years. I had really messed up teeth.

4:01:26

Crazy teeth. Teeth in the wrong place,

4:01:28

wrong kind of teeth. It was a disaster.

4:01:33

I had to have surgeries a couple times

4:01:36

on my pallet. My teeth were so bad.

4:01:40

You know, I grew up with cramped,

4:01:43

crisscrossed, disastrous teeth.

4:01:54

>> Well, it was it was divinely guided,

4:01:56

Sirius. I just follow the guidance.

4:01:59

There's no protocol or, you know,

4:02:01

something I can tell you.

4:02:03

If you're meant to be gifted with some

4:02:06

kind of research

4:02:08

and you act on it, you'll discover it's

4:02:10

true. If you're not, then you won't.

4:02:13

That said, we live in an information age

4:02:15

where anyone would do well to do their

4:02:18

own research. People ask me questions

4:02:20

all day that a simple Google search

4:02:23

would answer it for them. It's like they

4:02:25

refuse to do any research on their own.

4:02:28

this learned helplessness disorder thing

4:02:30

that everybody has. It's like epically

4:02:33

huge. Not everybody, but most people in

4:02:35

society. So, it's like, fine, let me go

4:02:38

do for you what you should have just

4:02:39

done for yourself. Here it is. Oh, thank

4:02:41

you so much. And I'm like, okay, well,

4:02:43

that's interesting, but you don't need

4:02:45

to put me on a pedestal and have me tell

4:02:47

you what you could have just done for

4:02:50

yourself in a matter of seconds, but

4:02:52

you're too afraid to do. You've been so

4:02:55

conditioned that you're not allowed to

4:02:56

think. You're not allowed to research.

4:02:58

You're not allowed to put anything

4:03:00

together or try anything. And you're not

4:03:02

allowed to improve your own life that

4:03:03

it's like it's so taboo it feels

4:03:06

illegal. And actually, some of it is

4:03:08

illegal at this point to be honest with

4:03:09

you. But you do live in an information

4:03:11

age. Anybody would do well to practice

4:03:14

researching. Work at it. Try searching

4:03:18

the different search words,

4:03:20

you know, and see how it takes you

4:03:23

different places. But be looking for

4:03:25

something. try to put something together

4:03:27

for yourself, an understanding of how

4:03:28

something works, and do research

4:03:32

and learn that you'll always find two

4:03:34

points of view. You'll find something,

4:03:36

if you're like me, you'll find like

4:03:37

obscure research papers showing what you

4:03:40

were shown or what you theorized, but

4:03:42

then you'll find a system telling you

4:03:43

not to do it. It's all bad, bad,

4:03:45

dangerous, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. Do

4:03:47

what we say, pay us lots of money to be

4:03:49

harvested and die in some radiation

4:03:51

chamber. And over here there's people

4:03:52

doing completely their own thing, but

4:03:55

they're not really allowed to talk about

4:03:56

the positive results.

4:03:59

So discernment is needed in research.

4:04:07

Trauma weakens you when it happens. If

4:04:11

you manage to

4:04:14

heal, if you actually manage to heal on

4:04:17

all levels from it, you'll be stronger,

4:04:20

wiser, more useful to everyone in a

4:04:22

sense if you heal from it.

4:04:27

But in and of itself, no, it's not good

4:04:29

for you. That's why we shouldn't go

4:04:31

around traumatizing each other,

4:04:34

inflicting evil on each other.

4:04:44

Okay. Well, if you're telling me it's

4:04:45

not true that true, then don't do it.

4:04:47

Don't do your own research. Don't

4:04:50

because yes, there is lots of

4:04:51

information misinformation. That's why I

4:04:53

said you need discernment. So, make no

4:04:55

effort. You know, find some magical

4:04:57

website and just believe whatever that

4:04:59

person says.

4:05:01

If that's what you believe, that's what

4:05:02

you're going to do. But for whoever

4:05:04

asked me, I gave them my answer.

4:05:11

Yeah, I can do more lifting topics vids.

4:05:13

I'm kind of waiting for some good

4:05:14

questions,

4:05:16

you know? Like, I'm not just going to do

4:05:20

the same topics everybody else does year

4:05:22

after year and act like it's content.

4:05:24

It's useless. It's pointless. And

4:05:26

everybody seems to have such bad

4:05:27

amnesia. You forget you've been going

4:05:29

over these same topics on these guys'

4:05:31

channels year after year. Now, we'll do

4:05:33

this for a while. Now, we'll do this.

4:05:34

Now, we'll do this. Now, we'll circle

4:05:35

back to this. that will do this and

4:05:36

that's all it ever is. But if you ask

4:05:39

some good questions, you'll definitely

4:05:40

get some authentic information from my

4:05:42

experience that has nothing to do with

4:05:44

what so- and so said because I don't

4:05:46

even know what so- and so said because I

4:05:47

don't even care. So, ask me good fitness

4:05:50

questions and if any of them merit a

4:05:52

video, I'll happily make a fitness video

4:05:54

about it. Definitely.

4:05:57

The health playlist has been growing a

4:05:59

lot faster because let's face it, it's a

4:06:00

much bigger, more paramount, relevant

4:06:02

topic for all of life. But if somebody

4:06:05

asked me a good question, I'm happy to

4:06:06

add to the other playlist. Absolutely.

4:06:09

I've done a lot of interesting

4:06:11

experiments over many years with all

4:06:13

different forms of fitness and

4:06:15

synthesized some pretty excellent

4:06:17

information and awareness out of it. I'm

4:06:20

happy to share. If anybody asks the

4:06:22

right question, I'll baboon something

4:06:25

will come of it,

4:06:30

you know. Um, as far as finding new

4:06:31

plants, mate, I think that's who asked

4:06:34

that or mate or whatever. Um,

4:06:38

there's an app my wife got on her phone

4:06:41

and it's not the only one where you can

4:06:43

take a picture of a plant and a database

4:06:45

will help you figure out what it is. So,

4:06:48

we've actually figured out what some of

4:06:49

these edibles are and some of these

4:06:51

herbs on this property that way. Very

4:06:53

helpful. Or, you know, you can get a

4:06:55

comprehensive book about the area you

4:06:58

live in, like a really good one with

4:07:01

like most of the wild edibles and herbs

4:07:03

and stuff, and walk around with it and

4:07:05

try to identify them that way.

4:07:08

[snorts]

4:07:15

Well, um,

4:07:19

fight Annex. Um,

4:07:22

good old circuit training,

4:07:26

you know, basic circuit training for uh

4:07:29

combat athletes.

4:07:31

You know, uh, you build a circuit, a

4:07:33

circle of events every 20, 30 seconds,

4:07:37

maybe a minute, depending on how you you

4:07:39

want to do it. You switch from one to

4:07:40

the other things that simulate um the

4:07:43

struggles you do in grappling, striking,

4:07:46

but add weight and add challenge. and

4:07:48

you just move from station to station

4:07:50

for a certain amount of time. Like if

4:07:51

you want to build up to half an hour

4:07:53

really high V2 max fighting fighting

4:07:57

intensity that preps you V2 and cardio

4:08:00

wise.

4:08:04

That's why combat athletes do circuit

4:08:06

training that way.

4:08:14

I missed your comment about the uh

4:08:16

trampoline, my friend, but it seemed

4:08:18

positive. I'm glad to hear it. It's

4:08:20

definitely good for you.

4:08:30

Kosher food is probably safer. Yeah, cuz

4:08:34

those guys have a special deal with

4:08:37

higherups to keep certain contaminants

4:08:39

out of their food that they're dumping

4:08:40

on the rest of the populace. Hope I

4:08:42

don't get cancelled just for saying

4:08:44

that.

4:08:45

I haven't heard yet that that's

4:08:48

taboo to talk about.

4:09:08

Yeah, but if your average Joe doesn't

4:09:10

practice researching and discerning,

4:09:12

your average Joe is always going to suck

4:09:13

at it. I mean, if it was easy, everybody

4:09:16

would already be good at it. What

4:09:18

valuable thing is easy? That's kind of

4:09:21

the point, man. I need the average Joe's

4:09:24

to be more than average. The whole

4:09:25

planet needs it. Oh, poor me. I can't

4:09:28

research. It's too hard. Fine. just, you

4:09:30

know, sit there and mold. Like, you got

4:09:33

to step up into it. And yeah, you will

4:09:36

make mistakes. That's called life. Some

4:09:38

of the best learning you're ever going

4:09:39

to get is from your mistakes. If you're

4:09:42

if you're not brave enough to even make

4:09:43

mistakes, you're never going to be good

4:09:45

at anything. That's another thing about

4:09:47

life.

4:09:56

I did the front leg le lever and the

4:09:58

human flag the first time I ever tried

4:09:59

them. No training time.

4:10:03

I'm very very strong for my size. Even

4:10:05

though it's a large size, very very

4:10:07

strong. Always was.

4:10:11

No, I didn't go anti-semitic.

4:10:13

Dude, I'm not anti anybody. I talked

4:10:16

about a truth with a certain kind of

4:10:19

food for those that wanted to be

4:10:20

informed.

4:10:22

those laws and those regulations and

4:10:23

those tricks and those deals people

4:10:25

made, they are what they are and they

4:10:26

are real.

4:10:28

How did I anti- anything?

4:10:31

Not everything has to be turned into

4:10:33

racism, even though the media has you

4:10:34

trying to do it. It's how they're trying

4:10:36

to train you guys to think. I can't even

4:10:39

mention a culture somebody's from

4:10:40

without being called racist. Oh, I said

4:10:43

somebody was Chinese, now I'm racist.

4:10:45

Well, what was I supposed to say?

4:10:48

a certain a certain individual from a

4:10:50

certain place because I'm not allowed to

4:10:52

mention anybody's nationality. Like, not

4:10:54

everything is racist, guys. But I've

4:10:56

noticed that people that are racist

4:10:58

think everything's racist.

4:11:03

No, I was just informing somebody about

4:11:04

a a food question and giving them an

4:11:06

honest answer so they could hopefully

4:11:09

help themselves.

4:11:11

Regardless of what culture they're from,

4:11:13

I don't know and I don't care.

4:11:24

Oh, he's baiting me. Okay, never mind. I

4:11:26

got trolled. Good one. You got me. I

4:11:28

fell for that really easy. I'm not up on

4:11:31

things like trolling and baiting and all

4:11:33

that. I just sit around trying to be as

4:11:35

helpful as I can. Sometimes that makes

4:11:37

me too sincere to catch on.

4:11:41

But that's okay. No problem.

4:11:54

Not everybody can practice scientific

4:11:56

research. There's the learned

4:11:57

helplessness disorder, man.

4:12:01

Okay. So, don't tell people to better

4:12:03

themselves because not everybody can do

4:12:04

it. Apparently, some of you are

4:12:06

incapable of actually researching

4:12:09

researching. I've just been informed.

4:12:11

So, don't try it and don't get any

4:12:12

better at it. You could take that

4:12:14

message or you could take my message

4:12:16

that you can learn discernment with

4:12:18

practice you can be get better at

4:12:19

something and in information age where

4:12:22

you're only being spoonfed somebody

4:12:24

else's agenda. It would behoove you to

4:12:26

do your own research. Then you might

4:12:28

even learn to think for yourself. Whoa.

4:12:30

And that could change everything.

4:12:32

[snorts]

4:12:40

I can't talk about those weights I did.

4:12:42

The last thing last time I did I got

4:12:45

ganged up on and cancelled cultured by

4:12:46

all kinds of so-called fitness channels

4:12:48

that aren't very fit. And it doesn't

4:12:50

matter the weights I do more than you

4:12:53

want to know probably.

4:13:03

No generalization. No generalization.

4:13:05

You don't think there's generalizations

4:13:06

in life? So now you're going to tell me

4:13:08

how to communicate, too.

4:13:12

I mean, you've tried to establish the

4:13:14

fact that you think it's bad to tell

4:13:15

people to do their own research because

4:13:17

some people can't research. So, what are

4:13:19

they supposed to do then? Pick someone

4:13:21

to blindly listen to, trust in external

4:13:24

authority. That is the plague that's

4:13:26

killing this planet.

4:13:29

Unless you bring out what's inside of

4:13:30

you,

4:13:32

that will save you if you do. And if you

4:13:34

don't, it will destroy you.

4:13:36

People need to find what's inside of

4:13:37

them. People need to wake up and people

4:13:40

need to take sovereignty of their lives

4:13:42

or they don't really have a life. So,

4:13:44

I'm never going to tell, "No, you guys

4:13:45

can't research. Just do what I say."

4:13:48

That's what everybody else out there is

4:13:49

doing. And it is the problem.

4:13:55

Yes, we do some swimming. In fact, it's

4:13:58

getting hot enough here. We're going to

4:14:00

go to a river and swim against the

4:14:01

current at least once a week pretty

4:14:02

soon. Time ourselves. Swimming in a

4:14:05

current and a river against it, holding

4:14:07

position.

4:14:11

Yeah. Okay.

4:14:14

Electrolytes impact strength heavily

4:14:16

because your nervous system is what's

4:14:19

sending the charge to lever arms of the

4:14:21

bones and tendons and muscles to pull

4:14:23

all that meaty stuff and bone stuff. And

4:14:26

your nervous system has to send that

4:14:27

electrical signal through something with

4:14:29

conductivity. So like ocean water full

4:14:31

of trace minerals, much higher

4:14:33

conductivity than empty water. So the

4:14:36

better your electrical charge is because

4:14:38

of the better of your your mineral

4:14:40

balance inside your body and therefore

4:14:42

you can send a stronger signal from

4:14:44

brain to muscle. So it's a big deal.

4:14:53

I got a video on the jaw development

4:14:55

thing. I see you popping that question

4:14:56

over and over. Check it out if you

4:14:57

haven't.

4:14:59

And that's all I know about it. That

4:15:01

plus I also thought of another factor

4:15:04

that probably affected mine. Spending

4:15:07

time clenching your jaw on a mouthpiece

4:15:10

as hard as possible.

4:15:12

You could you could do that for I don't

4:15:14

know five minutes a day or something and

4:15:16

I think it would contribute to what's in

4:15:18

that video I made.

4:15:40

You know, I've been thinking about a

4:15:41

mentor type thing, Evan.

4:15:44

Um, probably in a couple years

4:15:48

when my first son gets out of school,

4:15:51

high school.

4:15:52

Um,

4:15:54

I don't know. This is just a loose vague

4:15:56

thing that's been coming to me the last

4:15:57

few days, but I was thinking, you know,

4:16:00

maybe something I should do is have

4:16:03

other young people that'll be similar to

4:16:05

his age at that time come stay out here.

4:16:07

You know, you it could be for a week, a

4:16:09

month, longer and do like a work

4:16:13

internship thing where you don't have to

4:16:15

pay to stay here. You just and I'm not

4:16:17

going to work you to death either. you

4:16:18

just kind of hang out with me when I do

4:16:20

work and help and learn, you know, and

4:16:23

that way you'll get to see and do some

4:16:25

of all the different things that it

4:16:27

takes for this particular homestead to

4:16:30

work, you know, you'd be helping me out

4:16:32

with getting some of the work done and

4:16:33

you'd just be learning hands-on instead

4:16:36

of guessing or reading about it. you

4:16:37

could just kind of shadow me on that

4:16:40

kind of stuff, you know, because at the

4:16:42

same time, my older son, I'm going to be

4:16:45

teaching him a lot more of this stuff

4:16:46

when he doesn't have school classes to

4:16:47

do. It'll be like a higher form of

4:16:51

education in a sense. And I thought, why

4:16:53

not have a few more people involved, you

4:16:55

know, and that way my sons could make

4:16:56

some friends closer to their age. But if

4:16:59

you're older than that, you know, we can

4:17:00

still work something out. I mean, I'm

4:17:02

not putting age limit on it. It's just

4:17:04

something that was starting to

4:17:06

rumble around in my mind the last few

4:17:08

days, you know, like that might make

4:17:10

sense in a couple years to do that here

4:17:15

because there's, you know, there's

4:17:17

there's all kinds of channels and people

4:17:19

promoting their off-grid lifestyle or

4:17:21

whatever, but I don't know how many of

4:17:23

them it's really legit. And I know that

4:17:26

the way I do things is unique for sure.

4:17:29

But if you can walk through it with me

4:17:31

and see a unique functional way to make

4:17:33

it all work, certainly you can get a lot

4:17:35

of useful ideas for how you could do it

4:17:38

yourself. You know, practical things.

4:17:44

So, we'll talk about that a little more

4:17:46

as it gets closer to when that might

4:17:47

happen.

4:17:58

And that might be possible. Martian,

4:18:00

Chen, Dan,

4:18:03

of course, how how strong teeth are

4:18:04

versus how how well rooted they are. I

4:18:07

mean, there's people who

4:18:10

have had a tooth knocked off, like

4:18:11

snapped, but most people get the tooth

4:18:13

actually knocked out from wherever it's

4:18:16

stuck in there. But, of course, there's

4:18:17

all different levels of strength that

4:18:18

are possible. Yeah.

4:18:21

I'd say that's possible to some degree.

4:18:32

You're sending money a part up for a

4:18:34

ticket.

4:18:36

Hey, you know what, guys?

4:18:40

I don't know if this internship thing

4:18:42

will happen, but if it gets close

4:18:43

enough, I can make an announcement about

4:18:45

it.

4:18:47

Um,

4:18:49

you could say that on a donation like

4:18:51

I'm interested in, you know, possible

4:18:55

mentorship or, you know,

4:18:58

work for rent type program to come live

4:19:00

with you guys for a while in the future.

4:19:02

You could let me know and then we could

4:19:04

at least, you know, be in contact by

4:19:06

email about some ideas as things evolve,

4:19:09

you know. [snorts]

4:19:17

No, nobody's going to discover all the

4:19:19

health upgrades out in nature. No one's

4:19:22

even ever come close. That's the good

4:19:24

news, really.

4:19:26

But humans are being forced to forget

4:19:29

and burn down what's left before they

4:19:31

even discovered a fraction of the

4:19:33

incredible untapped potential that's

4:19:35

sitting all around.

4:19:38

We ought to hold on to our potential

4:19:40

before we burn it all up before we ever

4:19:42

even discovered any of it. Right.

4:19:55

I like what you I think you're seeing

4:19:56

something there. France Frances Cost.

4:20:05

Yeah.

4:20:07

real bodybuilding, you know, like I

4:20:09

could, guys, I could be a lot more big

4:20:11

and swole and jacked if that's what I

4:20:12

spent my time doing as a natural. I've

4:20:15

done it before. I've been huge. Nobody

4:20:18

believed I was natural, but that's

4:20:19

that's what you get for being good at

4:20:21

it. But, I mean, whatever mass I'm

4:20:25

maintaining, my functional strength is

4:20:26

ridiculous. My stamina is in literally

4:20:30

just off the charts. and and my

4:20:33

well-being and vitality. That's where

4:20:35

it's coming from. It's not being forced

4:20:37

with a synthetic hor hormone while I

4:20:39

erode my organs or something. My body

4:20:42

has enough excess vitality and energy

4:20:44

that if I focus it on building extra

4:20:46

muscle, it can actually do it.

4:20:50

Pretty cool, right?

4:21:01

No, I'm thinking it would be nice if you

4:21:03

guys ended up being somewhere in the age

4:21:05

bracket of my my sons so that they could

4:21:08

have friends in real life their own age,

4:21:10

you know. Um, but hey, like I say, I'm I

4:21:14

can't put an age cap on stuff like that.

4:21:16

Furthermore,

4:21:18

some 40-year-olds are young at heart,

4:21:19

you know, maybe be their friend friend

4:21:21

anyway, you know. I I was just thinking

4:21:23

like in my mind like wouldn't that be

4:21:24

cool, you know, for them to meet other

4:21:26

young people,

4:21:29

but no, I'm not putting I'm certainly

4:21:31

not putting an age limit on things,

4:21:33

guys.

4:21:35

Maybe even a family could come stay with

4:21:37

us someday, you know, with parents

4:21:40

somewhat similar to my wife and I's age

4:21:42

and and kids similar to my kids' ages.

4:21:45

you know, there's a lot of

4:21:47

possibilities,

4:21:49

but that's just something that down the

4:21:50

line if it gets clear to me to to start

4:21:53

talking about it more, you know, I'll

4:21:55

get in contact with certain people

4:21:56

through emails and we can

4:21:59

I can get to know them, you know, like

4:22:01

how that would work out if it would with

4:22:02

that particular person or a particular

4:22:05

family or something like that, you know.

4:22:12

Top three things to increase vitality

4:22:14

living in Rome 3.0. Probably the first

4:22:17

three videos on my health topics

4:22:18

playlist.

4:22:22

I don't use electrolyte supplements. No,

4:22:24

I never have and I never will because

4:22:25

nature's full of better options. So, I

4:22:27

just mix those together.

4:22:30

Do I trust them? Not really.

4:22:33

Because man will take like what, four

4:22:34

things maybe, and call an electrolyte

4:22:36

supplement. And in nature, whatever

4:22:39

you're taking would have a hundred

4:22:40

different minerals in it, not four, you

4:22:42

know. So, you're always skewing the

4:22:44

balance of things in the body, and

4:22:46

there's always consequences to that. I'm

4:22:48

not saying that if you're dying for

4:22:49

electrolytes, a man-made electrolyte

4:22:51

supplement wouldn't help. It probably

4:22:52

would. I'm just saying that there's

4:22:54

something much better. There's many

4:22:56

things better. Full spectrum, holistic,

4:23:00

whole things, not fractured things.

4:23:07

No, if you ignore every thought your

4:23:08

mind produces, you'll just drool.

4:23:11

I mean, for a while, sure. But no, the

4:23:14

goal is not to ignore every thought and

4:23:15

be thoughtless.

4:23:17

Have you ever met a thoughtless person?

4:23:20

That's cringey, too.

4:23:31

Oh man, you need a lot of things if

4:23:33

you're going to leave the system. Every

4:23:35

single thing that sustains life. Look at

4:23:39

every I first of all identify every

4:23:42

system within the system that humans

4:23:43

live on. And you figure out what your

4:23:45

replacement is that's going to be

4:23:47

sustainable and how you're going to do

4:23:48

it.

4:23:49

It's about the grandest scale project.

4:23:52

You know, if you really think about it,

4:23:55

there's lots of room for creativity and

4:23:57

simplification, but you have to

4:23:58

understand, you're going to be

4:24:00

responsible for all those things you

4:24:02

just left. All of them instead of the

4:24:05

infinitely funded beast who has

4:24:07

countless slaves to do it. You're not

4:24:09

going to have any of that. So, how are

4:24:11

you going to do it? And how are you

4:24:12

going to do it better?

4:24:14

It's not like you just go, "Oh, you

4:24:16

know, little bit of carpentry, a little

4:24:17

bit of gardening, you're good to go.

4:24:18

Just wander off into the wilderness.

4:24:20

You'll be fine.

4:24:22

No,

4:24:23

no. I'd be sending people off to their

4:24:26

death saying stuff like that.

4:24:33

Turn to God. The people that rule the

4:24:35

world have

4:24:37

have accumulated their way of doing that

4:24:39

through infinite lies, torture, and

4:24:41

murder, and molestation. My friend, how

4:24:43

they going to turn to God?

4:24:45

You you you can't be a slave to the

4:24:48

darkest kinds of sins and know God at

4:24:50

the same time.

4:24:51

He who persists in sli in sin is a slave

4:24:53

to sin. These are the greatest slaves to

4:24:56

sin you've ever known. They're literally

4:24:58

possessed by things you don't even want

4:25:00

to know.

4:25:02

So no, they don't get to just turn to

4:25:04

God. Well, I got all the answers. The

4:25:06

Vatican can hoard all the books they

4:25:08

want that they stole from those they

4:25:09

tortured to death, but they don't know

4:25:11

how to use perceive. They don't have the

4:25:13

eyes to see or the ears to hear or an

4:25:15

open heart or any ability to use any of

4:25:17

the things that are written in those

4:25:18

writings that they stole from everybody

4:25:20

else. They can't do it. Just like they

4:25:22

couldn't torture healing abilities,

4:25:24

miraculous healing abilities out of all

4:25:26

the Essenes that used to live out in the

4:25:28

desert when Rome went and tried to

4:25:30

torture all these this magic out of

4:25:33

them, all these miracle abilities.

4:25:34

Doesn't work. Doesn't work like that.

4:25:36

You can't torture magic out of people

4:25:38

and you can't steal all their books and

4:25:40

just read it and do it either. When

4:25:42

you're corrupt and you're a slave to

4:25:43

darkness, that's what you are.

4:25:47

You don't get to just be one with God

4:25:49

and be evil at the same time. You know,

4:25:51

you've distanced yourself from it.

4:25:55

Uh some probably do, Yanick, and others

4:25:57

don't. Most are so delusional they just

4:26:00

believe whatever they want to believe to

4:26:02

be comfortable with doing awful for

4:26:04

negative entities that control their

4:26:06

lives that they clearly don't understand

4:26:08

or they wouldn't have done any of this

4:26:09

to begin with. Except unfortunately for

4:26:11

many of them, they were born into it and

4:26:13

forced into it.

4:26:16

cohesion by transgression by force.

4:26:20

I feel for these. If you're one of these

4:26:22

people and you hear me right now, I

4:26:23

ain't judging you and I'm not poo pooing

4:26:26

you for being evil or whatever. I'm just

4:26:28

talking about the darkness of the

4:26:29

situation. And if you can get out of it

4:26:31

by any means, good for you.

4:26:35

If you want to not be that,

4:26:40

good for you.

4:26:49

Yeah, there's a lot of different myths

4:26:50

and stories about that, Simon. There's

4:26:53

been plenty of resets. There's remnants

4:26:56

of way more advanced civilizations than

4:26:57

this one all over the planet.

4:27:03

What's up?

4:27:08

Okay, I guess

4:27:11

I got to wrap this one up soon, guys.

4:27:14

I have other activities.

4:27:18

What was it Jim Carrey said? I have not

4:27:21

attained yet ultimate spiritual

4:27:24

creaminess. I got to work on that. Just

4:27:26

kidding.

4:27:27

But I will

4:27:30

[clears throat]

4:27:34

ban the chemtrails. Good luck. Do you

4:27:37

think your vote or your opinion matters

4:27:39

in society? Unless you're in one of

4:27:41

those

4:27:42

transgression cohesion type families,

4:27:46

cults,

4:27:47

uh, good luck.

4:27:51

I mean, if a lot of people protest

4:27:53

things, sometimes they'll let one go.

4:27:55

Like parts of Europe said, "Hey, we

4:27:58

don't want fluoride in our water." And

4:28:00

they eventually took it out. The US just

4:28:03

hasn't been loud enough. So you're still

4:28:04

in a Nazi concentration camp of fluoride

4:28:07

in your water.

4:28:08

[snorts] So once in a while, if you

4:28:10

throw enough of a fuss and enough people

4:28:11

actually make enough noise that it

4:28:13

starts to, I don't know, cost somebody

4:28:16

some of their overhead somewhere else.

4:28:17

Once in a while, they'll they'll give

4:28:18

you one. Fine.

4:28:22

[sighs and gasps] We won't dump those

4:28:23

wonderful chemtrails on you. But good

4:28:25

luck with that. Good luck getting

4:28:27

anybody to stand together in a society

4:28:30

of stupid beliefs where everybody's

4:28:31

trying to act superior to everybody else

4:28:33

or play the biggest victim, you know,

4:28:35

until people heal spiritually,

4:28:38

what are you going to do about the

4:28:40

tangible problems, you know, because

4:28:41

you're on your own. It's you against the

4:28:42

world.

4:28:44

[snorts] You could be crucified for the

4:28:46

truth if you really want to. They

4:28:48

probably won't turn off the chemtrails

4:28:50

if you do, though. They'll just make up

4:28:52

a false story about you makes you look

4:28:53

bad and everybody believes it and then

4:28:56

you'll be remembered as some kind of

4:28:57

loser that change nothing.

4:29:01

I would say stop cooperating by living

4:29:04

in human chicken coops where they can

4:29:06

easily dump the chemtrails on all of

4:29:08

you. That's one of the solutions.

4:29:10

Everything you learn to not be dependent

4:29:12

on from the beast system. You get more

4:29:15

sovereignty at a certain point. your

4:29:16

sovereignty level is like above this red

4:29:18

line where you actually get the gravity

4:29:21

or the what a the inertia to take off

4:29:23

and fly and then none of this stuff gets

4:29:26

to be done to you anymore.

4:29:29

But that's high level. You got to earn

4:29:31

it step by step. Sovereignty is what

4:29:33

you're looking to earn. At some point

4:29:35

all roads of sovereignty lead away from

4:29:38

things like chemtrails being dumped on

4:29:39

you and they solve a lot of other

4:29:41

problems, too.

4:29:47

They don't dump them everywhere. They

4:29:49

don't dump them on non-populated areas,

4:29:51

man. I realize some of that stuff blows

4:29:53

around in the air, but not much. If you

4:29:55

really watch it, it basically falls

4:29:57

exactly where it's it's gritted to fall

4:30:00

and it's on all the people. I've lived

4:30:01

in busy cities and I've lived in middle

4:30:03

of nowhere. And trust me,

4:30:06

it's very obvious where all the

4:30:07

chemtrails get dumped, man. They're not

4:30:09

wasting their product out here in the

4:30:12

middle of nowhere. They're using it

4:30:14

where they can hit the most targets.

4:30:24

I can't say what I think about vaccines

4:30:26

or I'll be canceled like I was 10 years

4:30:28

ago when I tried to warn everybody about

4:30:30

some things. [snorts]

4:30:32

So now you know what I think. You know

4:30:34

what I know.

4:30:40

Fedogia aggress aggressia.

4:30:43

I forget which plant that is. I've read

4:30:45

about it. I like it. I know I like that

4:30:47

plant, but I'm not remembering off the

4:30:49

top of my head which one it is right

4:30:51

now.

4:30:55

There's about a million things dumbing

4:30:57

people down. Yeah, no doubt those are

4:30:59

helping. Yes.

4:31:02

H a light to your friends. Well,

4:31:05

just be what you would want someone to

4:31:07

be to you, even if they don't.

4:31:10

That's your version of a light. Not all

4:31:12

lights come in the same spectrum, right?

4:31:13

They're colorful. They're amazing. Some

4:31:15

of them might come in a spectrum we've

4:31:17

never seen before. But light is light.

4:31:19

And if you're treating your friends the

4:31:21

way you would wish that someone would be

4:31:23

a friend to you, you're maxing it out.

4:31:27

It's simple, but not easy. Of course,

4:31:35

I got to I got to head out, guys. I got

4:31:37

to say my goodbyes. I love you all. It's

4:31:39

been a nice live stream. Scenic. We'll

4:31:41

do some more scenic ones. When weather

4:31:44

permits and there isn't rain coming in

4:31:46

sideways 100 miles an hour right here.

4:31:49

But uh hopefully I was able to help some

4:31:52

people if I didn't get to you. Um just

4:31:55

remember I'm always checking the um

4:31:57

comments

4:31:59

in the creator studio looking for ones

4:32:01

where people need my help with

4:32:02

something. Trying to stay up with you

4:32:03

guys on that. Trying to you know be

4:32:06

there for anybody asking for help with

4:32:07

whatever. I can point you in the right

4:32:09

direction or point you in a direction I

4:32:11

would go with it. There's not always one

4:32:12

right direction, but I'll point you in a

4:32:14

right direction if I have any say in the

4:32:16

matter. And um

4:32:19

you know, in the meantime, do something

4:32:20

good for somebody. And like Yeshua would

4:32:23

say, do something good for somebody who

4:32:25

can't pay you back

4:32:27

because now it's between you and God,

4:32:29

not between you and humans.

4:32:33

Now you're opening doors spiritually.

4:32:35

Much love everybody. I believe in you

4:32:37

all. Till the next time. Over and out

4:32:39

for now.

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