331- Why America Needs A Spiritual Reset with The Paraclete

We push past the usual left-right script and ask what happens when spirituality, conscience, and civic duty become the foundation for politics and public life. We weigh AI as a powerful tool for reform, then zoom out to corruption, global prosperity, environmental warnings, and the inner work required to build a more mature society. 

• Alan explains the meaning of “the Paraclete” as an inner spirit of wisdom, truth, empathy, and righteousness 
• Why we think politics without spirituality leads to shallow solutions and more division 
• AI as a tool for analyzing laws, exposing tax loopholes, and restructuring broken systems without surrendering human judgment 
• Capitalism, democracy, and globalization through the lens of prosperity-building and China’s infrastructure strategy 
• Corruption signals from dark money to elite impunity and why we argue for term limits and stronger accountability 
• Ideas for digital oversight of voting records, faster removal of officials, and a “truer” democracy shaped by citizens 
• Bottom-up change through coordinated consumer pressure, boycotts, and direct community support instead of PR donations 
• The phoenix as a symbol of America’s rebirth, plus COVID as an environmental message about slowing down and letting Earth heal 
• Why space stunts do not matter if we cannot manage the planet we already have 
• Carl Jung, shadow work, and individuation as the inner path that keeps people from snapping and turning darkness outward 

This is my call to all the voters. Stop picking the same damn people as festering this corruption. 

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Why Politics Needs Spirituality

SPEAKER_00 0:00

The guests here can uh decipher our divine plan and all and and his overall opinion of America so it's a leap of faith for us to do this, and once we do, the whole nation is gonna be transformed. America, so that the new America can be born, and that's gonna be the new symbol for America.

SPEAKER_02 0:22

Welcome everyone to the new season. I know some of you thought I was dead because I sometimes say you know you get the pressures, I think the async is great. But all right, enough crappy product placements. So I have a guest here, and we're gonna easily, and this is something that should have been done a long time ago, mix in politics into spirituality, consciousness, divinity, because like I said before, it's like riding a bike without wheels. You want to go from A to B, but yet you're gonna ride it without wheels. You're behind if you try doing that, or you're just gonna look crazy, you know. Or I don't know, maybe you're acting. But we need to talk about this because I think now I think I know for a fact consciously we are evolving. I think we're getting more aware generally, which is a good thing. But I just think it's not that awareness is not spreading fast enough. At least that's the guest here, who's gonna decipher our divine plan and all, and and his overall opinion of America, because you know, I want to, I want to hear, I want to hear it. I mean, with if I haven't a podcast, just sit there and do nothing. I mean, what's the point? I'll be wasting his time, you know. So let's welcome Alan the Paraclete, and he is gonna introduce himself, and you know, and some of you might wonder why the heck you call himself the paraclete.

The Paraclete And America’s Hidden Symbols

SPEAKER_00 1:42

Hey, how are you?

SPEAKER_02 1:44

Hey, I'm doing great, so feel free to introduce yourself.

SPEAKER_00 1:46

Good, good. Everybody asks the same question what's the paraclete? What does it mean? And uh awakening. It is it's been stated that the spirit of God will be spread or shared between all flesh. So everybody's this awakening that's going on, a lot of people are talking about, is receiving that spirit, that wisdom, that righteousness, that generosity, that you know the basic roots of humanity that have kept us alive so long. And the paraclete is spoken about in in the Bible. The paraclete basically the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God. So my mission is to help others understand and embrace that Paraclete within them, the spirit of wisdom, of truth, of righteousness, of empathy, and wisdom that we so much need in today's world. And what once that is done, we can unite as a species and as a nation as well to change and make things better, because we have realized that the old system that we have followed worked for the time being, and it got us to this point, but they have become outdated and we need to change our ways. So we gotta mix, like you said, the physical nature with the spirituality, which our forefathers understood very well, and they expressed it in the symbols of the United States, you know, with the pyramid and the eye of wisdom, you know, where is that's where we should be ruled, not from what can you do for me or what this nation I tell them what to do is what they have to do, but out of out of wisdom. And they understood this and they put it in their symbols. The ego that represents, you know, God coming down to the spill of uh field of space and time to help you humanity mature and evolve. The number nine represents the same thing, number 13 that represents a transformation of consciousness, which we experienced during that time. So they were in touch with the signs and the messages that were being sent to them. And they worked out of that so much faith that they were willing to risk their fortune and their lives. And that's how it works. It doesn't work any other way. If we try to do everything by just merely trusting in ourselves and in AI, it's not gonna happen. That's where we are today, and I think it's the most critical point in the development of America and humanity.

AI, Myth, And Rebuilding The System

SPEAKER_02 4:32

You said some profound things. I know some of your pro-AIPs are gonna sound a little sad. Uh, I mean we can't be led by AI. Look, AI is just a collection of all the intelligence and garbage that we have put on the internet, and sometimes AI does give bad answers. Look, I'm as pro-AI as anybody, but I'm aware that AI can sometimes give you the wrong answers and BS answers, especially if you're not careful, people. And we should be led by a spirit because we are spiritual beings.

SPEAKER_00 5:01

Well, AI, AI is gonna be a tool, and it like what I said, you got to read the signs. And there's a book that pretty much started me on my journey, and it's called The Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell. It inspired uh George Lucas to write Star Wars, it inspired The Matrix and many other books, and it's the journey of life. So if you get a chance to read that book, it's very simple to read it, it's like a question and answer type of book, and they also have a uh series which which was on PBS for a very long time, back in the 80s and 90s. In any case, uh Joseph Campbell, the uh mythologist, he said that when the when the sp when the hero, because he talks about the hero's journey, when he talks about the hero's journey, how the environment is gonna meet the preparedness of the hero halfway. So what I'm talking about is not one individual is a hero. I'm talking a whole nation as being a nation composed of heroes, and what are the signs, what are the tools that we have received? One of them is right here that we're using. You know, the internet, social media, AI, computers, you know, science and technology, the knowledge that we have accumulated about the environment, the psychological information that we have to better our lives, it's never seen before. It's amazing. So you wanna you wanna remake yourself, you want a different life, you can do it. You gotta follow the steps, it's right there, and everything is available right at our fingertips. All the information, all the knowledge, all the wisdom that we want, it's right here. So let's use it accordingly. And AI is gonna help us to solve a lot of the problems because it's gonna have all this information and it's gonna be able to process it. And if you ask AI, uh how can you create a better world? And it's gonna tell you. And and for example, if you wanna analyze all the laws, because I I think the whole system needs to be restructured. So you who's gonna go through all the laws that we have written through the years? We don't have enough humans to do that. So you can put everything into AI and ask it a question. How do we close tax loopholes? And it's gonna show you everywhere where the tax loopholes are, and we pass the laws and we change it. So it's it's gonna facilitate the restructuring of the system and dismantling the old one so that the new one can be reborn.

SPEAKER_02 7:55

Oh, you see, that's a very profound point. I mean, if you want me to argue with that, I'm not gonna do that. There, there's a time and place for you to debate and argue. That's not one of them, okay.

SPEAKER_00 8:04

No, but if you if you have a question, that's fine with it.

SPEAKER_02 8:07

No, no, no, yeah. Not as a you know, as a gotcha or whatever. No, but everything you said is profound, and AI is a tool. Don't be led by AI, don't make AI your own boss, don't be overly dependent to the point that um you can't think without um AI. Just like you said, AI is a tool, and a tool you should know how to use it, especially if you compensate your weaknesses. Me, I suck at art. I use AI for art. It's really good for that.

SPEAKER_00 8:33

Um, yeah.

SPEAKER_02 8:35

So I use AI for that, and then I'll have general ideas, and if I don't like it, I'll make some changes. And you know, it AI is such a great tool, and it's true. Who the heck is gonna go through so much? We've written so much laws, it's laws that we don't even know that exists, that's not even being enforced. I mean, there's so much in the books. That's just one for efficiency, for sure. You know, and then yeah, closing loopholes and how are we gonna deal with um money, you know, dark money and politics, for example, that's what I'm trying to ask, um, which I am against that. I gotta say, the ones that seem to champion that um is mostly progressive democrats. There's some things I agree with them with, like dark money politics, too much corporate influence, and that. But before I get deeper into that, which leads to my question, what do you think overall of you know America's capitalism, democracy, and its role in globalization? Just what's your what's just what's your opinion on that?

China, Globalization, And Spreading Prosperity

SPEAKER_00 9:28

Well, I think we're missing out on on a big opportunity, and China has taken advantage of it because the reason why Xin Jinping got elected was because of his marvelous idea of spreading prosperity around the world. And they're doing it. They're not talking about it, so they're building ports, they're building, you know, railways, trying to connect to other parts of the world, south Africa completely, and Peru and in the Middle East, Europe. So they're trying to connect everything so that they can two things. They're gonna have spread prosperity around the world, they're gonna bring manufacturing to those nations, and those nations are gonna prosper. And when they prosper, they're gonna need automobiles, they're gonna need furniture, they're gonna need appliances, they're gonna need raw materials to build. So who's gonna sell it to them? Well, China. And I think we're missing out. And th these countries would rather do business, I think, with the United States than China, because you know they're very tricky on their ways, and they're trying to tie these countries financially. And but but that's the basic idea of bringing capitalism, that system that can be used around the world to spread the prosperity through the industrialization of nations that are poor. And I I use the example of China a lot because what they have been able to accomplish is never been seen in human in human history. For a country to go from riding bicycles to being one of the most prosperous nations in the world in less than 40 years, that has never been seen. I mean, it took us, you know, our industrial revolution, maybe a hundred years. But you know, it's easier today because you don't have to create the tools, you don't have to create the machinery, you don't have to, the whole system is in place. So it's a lot easier. Before industrialization between the UK and the United States, we had to build everything, you know, all the machines, all the tools, uh, everything. So everything is there now. And that's part of what I, you know, what I describe as the divine plan, the way to bring prosperity around the world. I I don't know who was it that said that, you know, the absence of wealth is evil. I think it was Rockefeller. So that's true. You know, if everybody is wealthy, if everybody has enough to survive and and and enjoy their lives and have safety, that's what we need around the world. And we won't have all these problems with immigration and and and all these problems that we're having, because a lot of immigrants come here looking for stability, financial stability or or security where they don't feel safe in their country. But if they have those things in their country, they're not coming here or anywhere else. Because they enjoy their country, they like their people, they like their food, their culture. And the only reason they come here is because they don't have anything in their country, they won't be able to advance as a as a as a as an individual. So that's how we make the world better. That's how we grow as a species and and evolve. So that's the way that we gotta start thinking. And it doesn't matter, you know, oh, we're gonna copy the Chinese. Well, it doesn't matter. You know, oh, they're our enemies. It doesn't matter. They're doing something right, and we should follow that lead, and we should do things, you know, the way they're supposed to be done. And it's a big transformation that the United States of America is gonna go through. And we can see it happening in, first of all, the uh the satisfaction of the people with everything, with the government, with our institutions and organizations. So it's a form to wake us up and let make us realize we cannot continue doing the same things and walking down the same old road because it's gonna lead us to ruin.

SPEAKER_02 13:39

Oh, yeah, absolutely. No nation that stays in their old ways is gonna thrive. I mean, we're in globalization, so once the good and the bad happens, we're impacted one way or another. Rather, we're enemies or allies or not. We're very interconnected, you know. So isolationism, even though certain Republicans push for that. So I don't know. That's not a good idea. We're two, we're very interconnected and stick it to that way. Yeah, it worked better back then, but you know, we are very interconnected, world. So I don't think that's the way to go. And I do agree, yeah, especially with the AI race, China is beating us in the AI race, too. On top of that, I just want to add to that as well. And we should be, you know, we should be either playing catch up or, of course, ideally beat them. But you know, but things are things that gotta praise China's scale of production. It's unrivaled. They're top producers of the world. Yeah, you could call their stuff cheap or whatever, but they can mass produce more than any other nation on a lot of things. I mean, America, we relied on them so much for so many things, like basic ass, you know, cups and spoons and all that, even toys. I mean, so much things you can name of. It was made in China. Just check most of your stuff. Made in China. Are we deviating from that? Yes, which I agree with, but still, we have so many things that's made of China. So their productivity is right beats the entire world.

SPEAKER_00 15:00

That reminds me of a joke my uncle used to tell me. He said, Alan, you know God made the universe, right? I go, Yeah. He goes, Everything else was made in China. Everything. So that's you know, the United States had a big influence on bringing up China and transforming China. So we also did the same with India and other countries, Japan after the Second World War. You know, we devastated it and we rebuilt it, and they rebuilt it in their own with their own culture, but the United States had a lot to do with it for bringing prosperity around the world. We know it. With China, what they're doing now is trying to export their manufacturing, I think, because they have become wealthy nations, so they are a nation of consumers now, like the United States. And they don't want to work manufacturing anymore. So they want to export it. And what's gonna happen is exporting that and getting that cheap labor from say Africa or the Middle East, they're gonna benefit from it so much. And we shouldn't be we shouldn't be worried that they're they're gonna be paying them, you know, three, four, five dollars an hour, these people, because they don't have anything else to do, anyways. So, you know, it's it's how it happens. And and a lot of people criticize China. Oh, they used child labor. Well, so did we back in the industrialization years. So nations are gonna do that. We we used to put kids, 10-year-old kids, inside coal mines. So it's a sacrifice of the people to bring their nation up. And some of these kids have nothing to do, they don't study, they don't want to do anything, they'll put them to work. I'm sorry, but you need every hand available to help these nations grow and mature and become better and and stop the corruption, you know. Like again, I bring the example of China. They fight corruption, and they'll disappear somebody if they see them stealing from the government. They put money back into their society and back into their society, building roads, building, you know, all kinds of infrastructure, and that's how they've done it. And we what are we doing? I don't understand it. You know, how can you be in a position to help your nation grow, mature, and prosper, and you're thinking about yourself and stealing that money and giving it to your friends and giving it to lobbyists because you're gonna buy their boats? What is that? That's not what America is all about. It never meant to be that way. And that's why we're going through what we're going through today with all this dissatisfaction and people losing their mind over you know simple things, and it's a frustration that we have created without realizing that we can use that energy creatively and and you know, let these people know that that's not the way to run the nation. And that's yeah, that's what it's all about.

Corruption, Term Limits, And Digital Accountability

SPEAKER_02 18:21

This is my call to all the voters. Stop picking the same damn people as festering this corruption. A lot of them have been there for way too long. That's why I push for term limits. A lot of them made money out of being a politician, favoring their friends and their corporations. You know, I scratch my back, I scratch yours, and yeah, we're corrupting. And and look what's going on with um, I'm just gonna mention this real quick. You know, I'm sure you're tired of hearing this name, the uh the Epstein files. There's not much accountability right there. Everybody's got away with that. So that's a big example of corruption. There's many more, but that's the big one right now.

SPEAKER_00 18:59

Yeah, and then and then and then they if they catch them, you know, the uh the uh friend president, when they become president, they pardon them. And we shouldn't allow these pardons. They gotta that got that's gotta stop. And and um with corruption, okay? It's very widespread. And I've been, you know, analyzing it and trying to think about it, and what what government, and and a lot of people that I've talked to who think the same way, the government should have just a very few functions and it should be minimized. So they gotta defend their nation, you know, they that's one of the main things, and they gotta defend the public interest. So those are the two main characteristics or or or requirements of government. Everything else, welfare, you know, social security, healthcare, all that kind of stuff should be done away with and left over for the private industry. Now, how do you how do you achieve something like that? Well, healthcare, let's take healthcare. I don't understand why healthcare insurances companies exist because all they do is sell you the insurance policy, they take a bunch of profit out of it, 50, 60 percent, who knows, and then when you need a certain type of service, they deny it. So what is the purpose? What is their function? Their function is to make money for the shareholders. That's it. It's not to provide better health care for us. So I was talking to my doctor the other day, and I said, Hey, what do you think if the people in America funded the hospitals directly? So we don't have we bypass health insurance companies, and there's gonna be money for everything. They he loved it. He said, Oh my god, you know, we would have money for everything. When you one when you get old, you're gonna have, you know, a beautiful 20-year-old and in in in shorts taking care of you. You know, you're gonna you're gonna have whatever you want. You're gonna have you want alternate medicine, something that maybe hasn't been approved by the FDA, and you want to try it? Okay, go ahead and try it. We're gonna we're gonna have the funds available for it. Immigration, uh people that are immigrants are gonna have you know whatever they need. I mean, it's a basic human right, you know, to have health care. And yeah, supervised, of course, by the government, because you know, there is corruption all over the place. So you gotta supervise these hospitals that they're spending the money correctly. And for research and development, there's gonna be money, you know, everywhere. So that's some of the things that I think that we gotta dismantle the whole system and look at it and say, hey, how does this work? Well, maybe we We should shift this here and shift that there. And that's how we reform the government. I think to a lower well, you're going to lower corruption. The government is too much, it's too fat right now. There's too much mass there and too many funds available. So once you shrink it, there's going to be less. So you're going to have just enough to do the things that need to be done. And I think politicians should make a real decent living. I think they should make one $1.5, maybe even $2 million a year. So they don't have to look into this. And I think that because right now, what do we pay Congressman? $150,000 or something like that? $100, $200,000? That's hardly enough nowadays.

SPEAKER_02 22:53

Yeah, I think it's like $175,000, like $200K, like around there. Yeah, I mean it's I think Senator is a little higher, but yeah, it's still they look at to stop trades and make inside deals just to enrich themselves. You're right about that.

SPEAKER_00 23:05

Yeah, a lot of those things, and we gotta, you know, like use find a way to remove politicians immediately. You know, be able to not wait for an election to remove them, but remove them within months. And one of one of the things that I was listening to a podcast the other day, and it's it's already happening, is a digital supervision and voting system. Uh there's a company that's doing it, I forgot their name. Digital Democracy, it's called. And they break down all the bills and they break down how every congressman votes according to what they promised, and this and that. I mean, it's it's really intricate and it's it's spreading fast. So what I think is that democracy itself wants to evolve and it wants to evolve to a point that is more pure, where the people make the choices, where we decide on a bill, where we decide on whether we go to war or not. Because this nation has been composed now of very intelligent individuals. A lot of people might not think that way, but we are. And we are we're doctors and lawyers and scientists and people that are you know studied all our lives, even if only by ourselves. And I think America is a powerhouse. And we want to have a say on to as to where the country is headed and some of the decisions that are gonna affect us and our families. If you're gonna send my kid to war, I want to know exactly why. I want to see the proof, I want to see that though that country is building a nuclear arsenal, I want to see it. You know, and we have the technology for you to create a really secure website where I can go see certain things and decide for myself and vote on it. Now, you know, you might have a break breakdown of exactly when they have to adhere to our votes. You, you know, maybe 60-40 or 70-30, they have to do what we say. If not, we can remove them within a few months. And that's I think where we're headed and what we need to do because it's the evolution of democracy, a true democracy.

SPEAKER_02 25:35

You know, I like that. I mean, certain local governments got that call of recall when they see that the politicians are doing it so bad that they get them out. I think we need that, I would say, widespread from local all the way to the federal. I would say even something like the president and the president is outrageous. Yeah, it's president's going is the president's going outrageous, violating the will of the people, recall. I don't care how much chaos it's gonna cause. We need that because I would say even just one year of corruption is just way it's exactly yeah, and that that presidential pardon is is getting out of hand.

SPEAKER_00 26:12

I think it should be probably left up to the courts where they can decide and look at somebody because there's a lot of people also that are spending a lot of years for minor things they have done, and they deserve a second chance. I understand that. But these pardons that we have seen is it's like ridiculous people that are murderers just getting away with it, and and and and corruption in the government just getting away with it and getting these pardons. So that motivates people to do whatever they want and say, well, I'm gonna get pardoned. Uh it doesn't matter. And it's just like, you know, when banks were doing all the uh subprime mortgages, you know, they weren't worried about it. They were making so much money, they didn't care. They knew that the government was gonna step in. So, you know, it's it's uh it it's structured the wrong way. So we need to restructure it, dismantle it, and restructure it.

SPEAKER_02 27:10

Oh no, I agree. Everything you're saying is very agreeable. Yeah, we got the Obama bailout the banks, and we have Trump and Biden using pardons on people who are clearly criminals, but yeah, it's all political favorites, like you said. Oh, I'm gonna befriend and look at the big tech companies. They were all favoring Biden, and by the time they know like he was gonna lose power, now they went to Trump. Yeah, they're gonna just coast up with him to say, oh, yeah, we could we're gonna do whatever we want. We're gonna, yeah, he's saying we're gonna defend freedom of speech, but they're gonna do slick changes of politics to even undermine freedom uh of speech, which is a big issue onto itself. I'm not gonna get too deep into it unless you want to, but you know, yeah, these they they just go in where the power is. That's what businesses always do. They they're not Democrat, Republican, they just go where the power is. And it is swings, it's a pendulum swing. It's gonna go back and forth and back and forth people. That's what you have to understand.

SPEAKER_00 27:58

The other thing that really gets to is how a you know, one president, one administration does one thing that's working and it's great, and then the other one comes and destroys it just out of spite. And we lose, the country loses. If something's working right, if something is doing the things that it's supposed to do, leave it alone. Try something else. Because it's like we're going, you know, one step forward and two steps back. So that that it's just it costs it costs effort, it costs money. And we gotta stop that. We gotta change that that that system. Where, you know, one thing that really struck me was right before Biden left office, he he sold the metal bars that were sitting at the border that Trump was gonna build, uh, keep building the wall, and he just gave it away for like pennies to the dollar. The the people that bought it called Trump and said, Oh, you your metal rods back, we'll sell them to you, you know, at at market price. And and who pays for all that? You know, we do. And it's something that was done out of spite. I I don't care if you're you know Trump supporter or or Biden or Republican, Democrat, I don't, it doesn't matter.

People Power Through Boycotts And Generosity

SPEAKER_00 29:16

I think the United States, the people, we need to get united. We need to come together through social media and through you know affirmative actions and demand what we want. It's not gonna change any other way. It's the only way that it's been proven to work in the United States of America. So changes don't come from above down, they come from below up. And until we realize that and we start taking action and demanding what we want not only from the government, but from private corporations too. Because you know, I I I read on Peter F. Drucker, he was the the founder uh the genius guy. And he said that organizations, institutions are the organs of society, and they are supposed to they're supposed to help solve the tangible and intangible needs of the society. They're supposed to help us, they're supposed to contribute to society, not to themselves. It's not profit that's driven anymore. We want them to see, we want them to do things for the nation that we can see. And and then they're gonna win our favor. Then they're that we're gonna support them even more. You know, one person that I saw that uh did something very special was the owner of Dell Computers, where he donated like I think it's six point five billion dollars to this program that Trump was putting together to create an investment account like an IRA for children below 10 years old. So he put in $6.5 billion. And that's honorable. Now, if you can do that, you know, not every single year, but if that's the idea, you know, contribute to the development of this society, put money back. We don't want to, you know, buying another yacht, a hundred million dollar mansion, and four hundred million four million dollar watch, and those things do that anymore. We we you know, you're not winning our respect by showing us all the monetary possession or materialistic possessions that you have. We value what you do for us, for the society, to help us, you know, bring education to a level where it's gonna be free for everybody. You know, help the homeless, help the mental problems, help us with the drug problems. That's what we need. And we need to these institutions to step up and do that. And we got to teach them, we gotta tell them what we want. And if they don't want to do it, we don't support them. We isolate them. Not only that, we isolate them from the society. And I was watching the other day at the Knicks game. Trump, when he came in, you know, everybody started booing and didn't seem to bother him. Okay? But the kind of conviction that we need in this country is not to boo the president or somebody that comes in or governor or or whoever it is that we don't approve of. We get up and leave the arena. We get up and leave. That will send a clear clear message. Well, I paid $10,000 for my ticket. I don't care. Leave. Leave them alone in that place. And then they're gonna get the idea. Close the golf course, close the restaurants to them. Don't go to cut their yard, don't go to clean their house. You isolate these people. That's how you send a message. You want to go somewhere else and spend all your money in another country, go ahead. But you're not welcome here. You you need to, you know, you're in a position of public service. Serve us. And if you don't, then if you're there to serve yourself, we don't need you. We don't want you, and we're not gonna support you. And whatever you want to get done in your house, we're not gonna do it. We're not gonna remodel your house. We're not gonna drive your yachts. Drive it yourself. That's the kind of conviction that we need.

SPEAKER_02 33:28

Let me know what I respect that. It's not violent, it's just complete isolation, and you know what that's gonna disrupt their they could. Yeah, the reason why they act so arrogant or careless is because it's people still gonna clean, people's gonna still watch the game, people's gonna still do whatever is true. He slept through the boo. He slept through the boo.

SPEAKER_00 33:48

Okay, whatever. He doesn't care. Yeah, no, he knows there was uh the No Kings March. Remember that, and and that was over 10 million people. That's what he did. He doesn't give a fuck. So, you know, what are we gonna do? What do you know? We we're just gonna stand for it and do another march for something else. They don't care. You gotta show them with action, you gotta stop supporting them, you gotta stop, you know, stop going to the Trump hotels. You don't you don't support them, you know, stop it. And and maybe they'll get the point. And that's how we that's how we use the power that we have.

SPEAKER_02 34:28

The this yeah, avoid all corporations that support Trump too, on top of that. No, or you know, like um that'll be a good one. I think like Chick-fil-A, for example. I told people to listen, you know, you're indirectly supporting Republicans with Chick-fil-A. You do know that's up. Some say, leave me alone. Okay, fine. You know that you're helping a guy that you really hate just let you know. That's why I brought it up.

SPEAKER_00 34:55

Yeah, I I think we should do it in a systematic way. So you can't you can't just go around, but you take, let's take, let's say, one day we say, Well, we're gonna take the sports industry, okay? And we say to these owners, we say, Listen, we want you to donate out of your own personal wealth, because I know the company needs money to function and to expand and to, you know, but we need you to donate 20% of your personal profits and wealth every year to these organizations, not not organizations, to these people directly. Because when you donate and you go through a nonprofit organization, those organizations are extremely wealthy, most of them. And just a tiny bit of the money that they receive actually goes to the people that need it. So, you know, if if you're in a stadium and a lot of the stadiums are around not so good neighborhoods, well, go around and see, you know, like I said one of the podcasts, this this old lady that's 75 years old, she hasn't been able to retire. You know, she put her kids through school, but she had to get mortgages and she's still working. Help her out, man. You know, pay off her house. The last time I saw a game here, they made this big thing about donating a thousand dollars to three teachers in the middle of the stadium. I was like $1,000? You know, that's not even enough for groceries anymore. You know, pay off their house, pay off their car, help them start a business if they want to start a business, help them, you know, that's it's that kind of generosity is what we need. That kind of support to the community. That's what we need. And and and you take, you know, like this football game or whatever, an owner, they don't want to do it, we don't go to the games. We turn off the TV. You know, we love sport, like sport, because I played some sport myself and I and I I loved it. But we gotta be willing to risk not having sports anymore. And that's where Americans need to understand that it's a sacrifice that we need to make of our lifestyle, of our own well-being, of our financial stability, even to make the change. This is not a simple thing. To actually make it happen, you gotta be willing to sacrifice something. And if we make that commitment, that's when things will change. Otherwise, it's just gonna be a lot of talk and no action, and they're gonna see the bluff, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_02 37:48

It's gonna be same shit, different days. Yeah. So, you know, and I'm gonna give a more specific example to what you're saying. Yankee Stadium people, it is a rough neighborhood. I'm a New Yorker, okay? Either, and I rarely go to there, and sad my I I'm gonna expose my hypocrisy a little bit. I'll read throwing to one of those games because I had a free suite ticket. I thought I'm going there. Okay, I'm going at least once. Beautiful stadium. The game was eh, not great. The service was great. I feel like I was a king. But besides that, you're right. We yeah, just donate a thousand dollars, just use New York City's you know, expenses and all that. That is gone at a if it even with your trick savings, let's just take two days. And that's trying your hardest to save that, but you can easily spend a thousand in an hour without trying. You can spend 10 grand. Exactly. Only on the forget the fast fool, forget the jewelry, forget the Broadway interstate, forget all of that. You'll be on deep red if you decide to do all that. So you're right. Yeah, you're right. No, you're absolutely right. Give meaningful contribution that actually makes a difference. Not just a thousand dollar check for this person, this person. Yeah, that that's yeah, that's laughing.

SPEAKER_00 39:08

And then and then to bring in the the the mystical or the uh spiritual transformation and divine plan.

Phoenix Rebirth, 9/11, And COVID Messages

SPEAKER_00 39:16

That that is, you know, for America, for America. It's it's it's it's a leap of faith for us to do this. And once we do, the whole nation is gonna be transformed, and we're gonna be in a position where we're not just gonna be powerful in a in a physical sense, we're gonna be uh spiritually powerful as well. So I was looking through some some YouTube videos and stuff like that. I came across the phoenix, and the phoenix represents it's gonna represent this transformation of America. So it's it's it's very interesting how the phoenix, you know, prepares the funeral pyre to burn itself, it burns itself, and then a new phoenix is born, and it's a it's a spiritual phoenix that lasts, you know, it's a mythological figure, lasts like a thousand years. And that's a thousand years that the Bible is talking about, you know, of peace and prosperity. And our ego, we need to burn it, we need to burn down America so that the new America can be born, and that's gonna be the new symbol for America. It's not gonna be the ego anymore. We're gonna be a phoenix, an eagle on fire, you know. And then I started looking, and all these nations, a lot of them have the same the same mythological figure, different bird, but the same thing, where it creates it's a spiritual transformation, and that's where that's the new human race, where it comes together, you know, the physical and the spiritual. Because we are. And it's it's a lot of it is there, you know, in the Bible. You just gotta interpret it in a different way. When the Bible talks about the world being replaced, as cities being replaced with cities made of silver and gold, you just gotta look at any city from the skies. And you're gonna see it, you know, the new world. It's they it's here, it's already here. When you go on a plane or when you're in a high rise and you look out, uh the city streets with the lights at night, they look like they're made out of gold. And the buildings are made of precious metal and ruby and diamonds and emeralds. You see it, and it's here, and that's how we gotta see the world through a different perspective to to interpret the things that we are being the messages that are being sent to us. A big message that we haven't answered, and I talk about it in the book, is 9-11, where I don't know if you've seen online a lot of uh coincidences with the number 11. Number 11, the twin towers together, the number of floors, you know, where the towers one of the towers collapsed, the the amount of passengers, the names of the president with the letters and adding up to 11 and so many other things. Well, when there's so many things happening that point to that number, it's not a coincidence. It's a message. And our forefathers understood that very well. They would have they would have received the message instantly, but we are so detached from our psychological spiritual natures that we don't understand it. We just think, oh, we gotta take care of these terrorists. Well, no, we're being sent a message, and what is the number 11 represent? A transformation, a spiritual transformation. That's what it is, and we haven't answered that call. We're starting to now, slowly, but it's happening because nothing stands still in nature, everything is growing or it's growing old and dying, and nobody can escape that. No human, no organization, nobody. It's the way of nature is a law. So if we're gonna continue along the same old road, we're gonna keep on deteriorating. And I've seen it through my life where you know there wasn't that many mass shootings when I was younger. I didn't worry about it in schools. And now my kids had to hide be you know under the desk and and stuff like that because a mass shooter. Exercises if if some mass shooter came into the building. And we didn't have all this turmoil that we have now. And you can see it through the years and the environmental deterioration that I have seen are just tremendous. Another message that we received was with COVID. And a lot of people just blew it off. They said, Oh, we gotta be more careful and we gotta get new medicine and stuff like that. Well, where's the actual message, a mystical message to it? When everything stopped, I don't know if you remember, when everything stopped, that there were no cars on the road, there was nobody, there was it was just so nice to go outside. And you could smell the crisp air and the birds singing, they they just sounded better. And then they showed us these pictures of of the cities from outer space, like infrared pictures, and all the heat disappeared from from China, from the United States, from the cities, the the heat just dissipated. So the earth has tremendous healing capabilities. If we stop poking it wounds, if we start, you know, helping it uh flourish again, it will happen. You know, though that's a message that was sent to us. Stop so much, you know. Let's stop, let's stop the whole world, you know, once a month. You know, let's start let's stop commercial fishing for a couple of years. And you're gonna see how the sea life is gonna flourish. I mean, it's gonna be unbelievable how many fish are gonna be out there. And we can do it. You know, we can subsidize these fishermen and say, well, you know, you're not gonna be fishing anymore, but we're gonna give you this money so you can make sure that nobody else fishes for the next two years. It's kind of a sacrifice that we gotta make. And within two years, then you can fish for another two years and then close it for another two years, and that's how you manage it. We do a lot of sea fishery management here in Florida, and it works. You know, we overfished Goliath groupers, they were all over the bay here, under the bridges, huge, humongous, you know, five, six hundred pound fish. They all disappeared. Well, it's been illegal to fish Goliath Grouper for as long as I've been alive, I think. And they're coming back. You know, I went fishing one time and we couldn't pull out a fish because there was a Goliath Grouper eating everything. And they're all over the place. And so much so that they're starting to consider opening the fishing season, just like the uh red snapper. They were almost over fish, and they just opened the season now, and they're all over the place. So you gotta manage these environment environments so that you know we can have lasting sea creatures for a long time. Because you if you keep taking out and taking out and taking out and not putting anything back or letting it heal itself, they're all everything is gonna be gone. And that to me is worse than nuclear disaster. For to have a world with no love and no wildlife and no compassion and just emptiness and loneliness, and it that to me is like rotting away, you know, being eaten by worms. That's what it would be like, and that's worse than just having a nuclear bomb dropped on you. So that's what we're creating, and and we haven't we have realized it, but we haven't done enough.

SPEAKER_02 47:50

You know what I remembered like it was yesterday when everything stopped. I forgot what clean air smelled like. Oh I love walking in the middle of the street, I didn't have to care about cars or anything. I'm in and you know, I live, I'm near Van Court Park, so I've seen deer pass by.

SPEAKER_00 48:10

Wow.

SPEAKER_02 48:11

Deer, several deer. I was like, first I was a little scared because I haven't seen them in a while, but I was like, oh, there's a deer. Oh, that's so nice. I said, maybe the environmental's got a point here. We need to establish a there's like say over-extracting to the point they can't recuperate. And once they're gone, they're gone. There's no reversing back, and that's a permanent damage. And you know, it you I agree. We need to remanage the earth resources a heck of a lot better, be more responsible with this, and just keep taking not letting her because that's why I think all these changes are happening. And just like you said, it's transformation, not just economy and all that, the environments, people, of course, the spirit. I'm happy that we're more aware of it. I have a feeling that we're more aware of it than before because yeah, yeah, but we gotta start acting, we gotta start doing something. Acting and try to multiply that.

SPEAKER_00 49:03

Yeah, yeah.

Space Colonies Start With Earth

SPEAKER_02 49:04

We gotta play catch-up.

SPEAKER_00 49:05

Yeah, and and and in regards to to outer space and and and our mission and becoming an intergalactic species, that's the ultimate goal. That's you know, because we are explorers and conquerors, we we would love to go to uh outer space and and set up colonies somewhere else. And I just want you know everyone to know that that's not gonna happen. That's not gonna happen until we can prove that we are a responsible and mature race capable of taking care of this planet. If we don't, we're not gonna get there. The the mysteries of the universe will not be disclosed to us by the gods until we can prove to them that we can actually become a mature and conscious species that can take care of this earth. So we gotta concentrate on that first. And then we're gonna have the universe gonna open up to us and it's gonna show us its beauty and its mysteries, and what we thought couldn't be possible will be possible. I think you know, going to Mars right now, going to the moon, it's just stunts. I don't think we need to be doing any any stuff like that. We're wasting too much money on it that we could be spending on trying to solve some of the problems here. And I think that it makes no sense to me, at least, to have a colony on the moon. I you know, I I I love space and and the idea of it, and one of my dreams is to eventually look at the earth from from above, you know, that's one of my dreams. But I told my brother once, you know, I would love to be and go to a space station and on the moon and stuff. He says, What for, man? I go, well, just to see the wonder and everything. Man, there's it's not even oxygen up there. What do you want to go there? There's nothing there. And I thought about it, and it's true. There's really nothing there. So until I think we should concentrate our efforts in trying to replicate an Earth-like planet, and we can do that here on Earth. How do we create another planet somewhere else? Because to find another planet like ours is gonna be almost impossible right now. So we can start colonizing, but we gotta create the living conditions. And we can recreate the environment here and see how we're gonna do it, and and actually, you know, be able to go there and enjoy ourselves and and and breathe air, you know, with an atmosphere and everything else. So I think there was a movie about that, and and it was like uh this alien comes in with a little ball and it just throws it on the ground, and then everything just plants grow and everything is just completely changed and creates a whole earth. And I was like, Well, yeah, that that's the idea, you know. And then you can enjoy it, but to go and waste so much money on it right now, I don't, I don't, I don't condone it, and I don't think we're gonna have enough time to transfer to another planet before we destroy this one.

SPEAKER_02 52:24

Yeah, no, I agree. Let's get our priorities straight. Let's master taking care of the earth before we do that and then create ways how to um expand our, you know, you know, our habitat and other planets. I agree, I agree, get our priorities straight. Yeah, just you know, because if we do that, right, just to say this current trajectory, we're destroying the earth. We go, we go there, we find a way how to make it livable, but we could our destructive cycle again. So exactly. So I actually agree. Um, Elon Musk, I hope you're paying attention. And other people, I hope you're paying attention.

SPEAKER_00 52:59

Some of the things, some of the things are good, you know, with satellite, and and you know, they've a lot of great technological advances and and everything else. But uh as far as as going to Mars and the Moon, and I don't think we need to spend the money on that. Just a stunt, you know. And uh we're not gonna find anything there. You know, the rover was just there. There's nothing there, they know. Just bring back some dirt, you know. Who who cares?

SPEAKER_02 53:28

Yeah, it's a big, just little science project kind of stuff. Yeah, no, I agree. And uh, yeah, I mean, yeah, I hope you've been paying attention here, people. I know some of the ideas may sound a bit radical to you, but you know what? The change is needed, and it's just showing because continue our old ways, like we're in 1945. It's not, it's not, it's not working, okay? We need to operate, you know, now and plan for the future and change. You know, so far we have to catch up with the change that is needed to survive because whatever happened 20th century, it's it's not it's not applicable, it's not gonna work, it's obsolete, it's outdated. So we need to get our act together as human beings. I that I am not gonna argue with. You know, that's all I'm gonna say. Anything else you should add before I um wrap this up?

Conquering Ego Through Shadow Work

SPEAKER_00 54:19

I think I've said enough. I I just I just want to see the changes, you know, happen and people not be afraid of risking because uh the divine has always been with us, and he's gonna if we show him that we truly want this and that we're serious, we will be transformed, we will reach full maturity, and that's the goal of humanity right now, because we've conquered the earth already. Now the most challenging mission that we have is to conquer ourselves, human nature, our ego, to transform our ego and to make it so that it helps us as opposed to being as opposed to us being the servant of the ego and mess materialistic, you know, want and needs. And you know, any science fiction movie that you could ever watch that where humanity has reached its full potential will we overcame our desire for possessions, material possessions, and we shared everything between all the humans so that everybody could be prosperous. Everybody can develop themselves to their full potential. That's what we want. And it's it's there's a series on on Netflix, I think it is, about sitting bull and how when he was with uh I think it was the Buffalo Bill show or something in in New York and other places, and he would go walk around the cities after the show, and he would see all these kids and people, homeless people living outside and children on the streets, you know, in the cold, and he just gave all his money away. He couldn't understand how a society could have kids living like that. And he just gave them all his money away because the Native Americans, you know, nobody went without. Everything was shared between the whole tribe. And he couldn't he couldn't fathom, he couldn't, he couldn't he couldn't understand it. And and that's where we are today. We, you know, I cannot understand how can some people have so much and some people so little. It's what we need to do to mature as a species and be f become fully conscious, which is what God wants us to do. God created us in his image because he wants us to be like him. And for us to get closer and closer and closer. And what we're doing today, we're going the other way.

SPEAKER_02 56:56

Yeah, it's gonna eventually lead us back to barbarism. This keeps up. Um, so yeah, I mean, I agree. And let me just do a you know, shameless plug in your book here, and it's not a charity here. You know, get this book, the martyrs, the martyrs.

SPEAKER_00 57:12

Sometimes I forget I wrote a book.

SPEAKER_02 57:14

No, that's why I've got to push Jessica. No, this is coming from someone who's bringing a lot of depth in conversation. No, I have to promote it. If you forget, I'll do it for you. No, get that book. It's not very expensive, people. I know I've pushed expensive products before, but I don't know what your budget is, and I don't expect you to disclose that information to me. So you get what you you could afford, okay? And this book is in short about how can we become a more conscious citizen just you know be driven by ego, and if this crap keeps up, we're gonna revert back to barbarism. That's all that's all it's gonna be. And it's gonna be to self-destruction and it's gonna be a mass suicide or or just death.

SPEAKER_00 57:55

Yeah, it's it's like the evolution, spiritual evolution of humanity, and how to create a better world. And the modern citizen, I chose that phrase because of Carl Gustav Jung, which is a psychologist, and he described the modern citizen as a person that stands upon the edge of the world with the abyss of the future before him, above him the heavens, and below the whole of mankind with the history that disappears in primeval mists. So the modern man, the modern citizen, is fully conscious of their existence. They understand why they're here and what we're supposed to be doing. Yeah, so that's where the modern citizen comes from. It's not, you know, fancy dress code and nice shoe and all that stuff. That's not that's not being modern. It's it's a fun book. It's uh and you get to know me a little deeper, some of my personal experiences that you know, spiritual and psychological experiences that I have gone through that have transformed my life throughout the years and helped me to see the world in in a different from a different perspective. So it's been a whole process. It's been going on since I was a child, and just beginning to share myself.

SPEAKER_02 59:14

So again, people get the book. This is probably one of the cheapest things I'm promoting this podcast. You know, it's 1999, paperback. Of course, you know, shipping and all that, unless you know, you know how Amazon is. That's oh, but you know, you talk about you know about capitalism, all that, you know, how kind of bad is. Well, that's greed. No, you're talking about greed in particular, not it's a different perspective.

SPEAKER_00 59:37

It's a different perspective of looking at things. Like like Einstein said, you know, you cannot change, you cannot solve a problem from the same consciousness and that created it. You need a different consciousness to solve the problems. So that's where the book is it comes in, where a change in the way that we view the world and ourselves. I appreciate I appreciate the uh promotion there.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:01

Yeah, no, no problem. It needs to be promoted for sure. I think you forgot the book. I was a little worried about this. No, no, no, no, no. That's uh I can't do I can't just do that. And you know, as I'll be doing this service as a host here. So this uh you know, much needed wisdom. I probably want to say timely because we yeah, it is timely wisdom because we need this, you know. We you just cannot live without the spirit. We gotta stop that brainwashing people. It's like trying to breathe without a lung. You die in seconds, okay? You're killing yourself.

SPEAKER_01 1:00:31

Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:31

I know it's no dramatic, but I don't care. Uh we gotta believe in the higher power. I know you atheists, you fool.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:37

Well, but it but it's very serious. Let me tell you, serious. It's a serious matter because you see people just snap, you know, out of nowhere. And let me tell you, we we had we had a guy just a couple of weeks ago here kill his family and himself. Two little two little beautiful girls, his wife and himself. You snap if you don't get to know yourself deeper, the even the darkness within yourself especially the darkness, you gotta be you you gotta understand that you are also capable of evil. And you gotta confront evil within yourself and understand it and harness that energy, take that energy and use it for creative purposes. And that's what the Bible talks about, the enslavement of evil at the end of times for a thousand years. We're gonna understand it. It's not that we're gonna put it in a case somewhere, we're gonna understand it so that we can harness that energy and use it for creative purposes. You know, and you see it in other religions of the world too. That's the process, and we need to go through that individuation process that Carl Jung talked about so that we can understand ourselves and our position and what we're doing here on earth. Why why the hell are we here? What are we supposed to be doing? So that process is gonna teach you how to confront yourself and be yourself, and that that's I think that's one of the most rewarding experiences in life. You know, being yourself and confronting it and and actually realizing the mystery of being alive.

SPEAKER_02 1:02:24

No, yeah, and it's such a very rare gift, it's practically one of a trillion. So, yeah. We beat ready, we beat that odds, people, if you're alive. I'm gonna just say this. You just inspire me to say something. Yeah, we can't clean up the darkness, but if we could channel it and master it and put it to productive use, it would be great because Bible never said about cleaning that up. I know some I know some churches they give you some brainwashing teachings about you know, just oh, you can't just do this and that. That's why I study God myself because churches they give you such brainwashing crap because you because you're following their agenda. If read the Bible yourself, you'd be surprised how much you're missing out. Because remember, they only promote certain books. Oh, you know, the do good and all that. No, darkness is within you, you're not gonna get rid of it unless you are. You kill yourself, and God don't want that either for sure. He's like that's you know, I would say that the dark, the demon evil, whatever you want to call it, that force wants that.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:23

It's it's part of human nature, it's part of human nature, the shadow. Uh uh Young called it the the human shadow, and it's you know, your self-doubt and things that you wanted to do, but you never did, and stuff like that. But it's also the evil aspect of humanity, and you see it in use in in the movies, you know, the movies of heroes, when Luke Skywalker's gotta confront Darth Vader, the fake Darth Vader that's in him. And uh one of my favorite ones was Anakin Skywalker, how he became Darth Vader. That's being taken over by your shadow, you know, and that's what happens to individuals who don't know themselves and don't know their limitations and their emotions. And it comes a point where they just snap and they then they start, you know, this mass shooting or or or the things that are we see today on a daily basis. So that's why it's important to go within yourself and study yourself and find yourself in there. It's can be terrifying, but there's no other way.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:36

Yeah, no, there's no other way, people. If you want to click easy answer, nope, that's not gonna happen. And people who, if you know Sigmund Freud, it's great you know him, but we gotta study more Carl Jung and imply him because he's the one I was getting to spirituality. Sigmund Freud was more like what's wrong with the mind and medications, medications. And that's what's been widely adopted, especially by the big pharma. Not into it, but study more Carl Jung. If you know Sigmund Freud, great, but I would say let's study less Sigmund Freud.

SPEAKER_00 1:05:03

Carl Jung, to me, okay, he he discovered that that process that he called individuation was the same process that Jesus Christ went through in his life to discover the divine within himself. He called it the self, discovering the self. And that's the same process. Confronting the shadow, confronting when you know Jesus was in the desert and evil came to him and offered him all these things. That's that was within himself. That wasn't some demon that came down to test him. That was within him. And and he discovered that path and how he went along with it till the end of abandonment on the cross, where he was like, you know, God, what have thou forsaken me? Because he didn't see God anymore, he didn't feel God. It was just him on the cross, and and he was scared and he was, you know, feeling human. and and vulnerable and and that's the process. And i i it it's amazing and and there are some great uh YouTube channels about this process of individuation. Just search Carl Jung process of individuation. And some of us or I don't know if they written it and then have AI read it. But I think some of it is AI produced but it's right on point. It's expressing the process clearly and precise and it's beautiful. And I listen to it a lot because it gives me clues or or interesting ideas and is always when I'm on the car or whatever wherever I am I listen to some of them. Some of them are kind of bullshit but a lot of it is really on point. And it's good to hear and I and it's easy to listen to you know you don't have to go through all the books. It's a lot of books that he wrote it's a lot of books he wrote.

SPEAKER_02 1:07:02

Oh yeah for sure. So look at that you got an extra supplement of source as well.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:08

He didn't have to share it he did not have to share that you know oh no no no yeah I do whatever I can share.

SPEAKER_02 1:07:15

You know but it's wonderful check that out and don't forget support him with with the book as well. Let me just give it a little a little more capitalistic push right there.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:23

Yeah and no no and the and the power of myth by Joseph Campbell that that book that book is is real. It's talking about real things because I have experienced it I I you know I read it when I was 2 21 years old and I followed it and and even though you know I'm not like super wealthy or whatever but my spiritual life has been wonderful really really fulfilling so yeah I think being spiritually well is a it's a form of wealth unto itself it's great to have a lot of money but I I I I hope it turns more into a little monetary do you see that I can see a little more of it because I'm I'm struggling man and and and it's difficult to to put everything else aside and and concentrate on doing this and without any certainty of whether I'm gonna be able to make a living doing this and it's it's a big risk in my life and I trust I trust the the plans of the divine have you know guided me through the years and never let me down. So you know what else am I going to do? You know uh remain quiet and and remain empty and and not share myself with the world and other people it it it just it was driving me insane. Let me tell you could because if you have certain inclination or gift and you don't share them with others it's gonna be torture. It's gonna torture you it's gonna drive you insane so I I urge you to the you know follow that inner voice of yourself that that wants you to do something that is going to impact your your the people around you because that's very fulfilling and if you don't do it it's gonna be torture and Christ talked about it and all the sages will tell you if you don't share the message or the the gift it's gonna destroy you.

SPEAKER_02 1:09:34

And I was miserable for a long time sad people that's why you need faith when you follow the divine because if you don't have it oh no I'm going back to a regular job re regular Joe I'll suffer I'll find a way to rationalize it but just like you said it's gonna be torture even if you do all that it's gonna be torture because you know the divine you can't just you know it's not like a light switch you could just turn it on and off there'll be no consequence it's just gonna be yeah your shuffle is just going to keep bubbling and bubbling until you become an insane I guess so it's gonna yeah and it's gonna help that that book uh it's gonna help you to see the transformations when they're coming in your life and and accept them and and follow them you know that the the last big change in my life was when I moved you know I I I was living in an apartment that I inherited from my father lived there for like 40 some years very low taxes apartment was paid off I had no pro financial problems I was fine and then something just snapped and said I gotta move and I just this is a very strong feeling and urge uh which I've had before about moving but this time it wouldn't leave me alone and so I sold it and it wasn't a great financial move to tell you the truth because you know I had to move my wife got sick and uh lost a lot of money and then when I wanted to buy something in the area I wanted to I couldn't afford it I had to get a loan so which I didn't have before so financially it was not a very good move for me but spiritually Jesus it really transformed my life because I was gonna die in that old apartment where my father left me without doing anything with my life just enjoying myself and going on trips now and then and and doing nothing for humanity and I was gonna die like that.

SPEAKER_00 1:11:35

Once I moved I started writing again so I wrote the book that I wanted to write for the last 20 years I wrote it in just a few months and that creative source within me just started flowing and flowing and flowing and and I'm like oh this is why you wanted me to move so there you go you start you know you gotta follow that.

SPEAKER_02 1:11:56

Yep normally I'll wrap it up quickly by the funny things we said more more volume right there. I don't plan a lot of this I just let the flow happen because I just have like a little basic guideline and I leave room for creativity and some uncertainty and that's how I do my podcast.

Farewell

SPEAKER_02 1:12:12

If you don't stop these I know this one I'm gonna have to now I gotta just put my foot down the levels okay that's more than enough right there I I would definitely want to invite you back because you talk about something much grander than just you know a political trend or this and that and probably give you this virtual interpretation what's going on with the Iran war for example you know example but you know that's that's a future team you want to go there seriously you want to go in that's right there I gotta trust me you gave more than enough we got a nice introduction right there oh I got a good one there I'm gonna fight your back quickly he might be here twice in the same season that's the the new role of America in the world oh my goodness yeah that's just invite me some other time we'll talk again and and then we'll share some other things yeah exactly so that's a little tease people I hope it happens so you know and I'll just send the inviting again it's gonna be a lot simpler so alrighty people so whenever you listen to this podcast you have a blessed day afternoon or night oh man that was good no