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00:02:20.620 welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another episode of nephilim death squad i am david lee

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00:03:18.480 and hang out you guys have heard the episodes before we got a long list of homies of the show

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00:03:26.940 and get your tickets joining us today is hv of human vibration we haven't had you a man i actually

00:03:33.240 had that episode pulled up and 96 96 so like 600 episodes ago wow we've done that we've done a

00:03:42.060 crap load of episodes. I was telling my barber that today. Good to have you back, HV. Before

00:03:46.760 we get into this discussion, let's tell everybody where they can find your work and support you and

00:03:51.380 what it is that you focus on. Absolutely. Well, congratulations, guys, on so much content.

00:03:57.440 It's been a minute and you guys have been busy. Yeah, a little bit. Yeah. So I'm on social media

00:04:04.620 at human vibration on Twitter at human vibration underscore Insta on Instagram. Someone snagged

00:04:13.900 that at human vibration and they just sit on it with zero followers and do nothing with it. And

00:04:18.140 it kind of makes me mad. So I had to have that underscore on Insta. That's fine. That's fine.

00:04:21.740 Um, and then on, uh, Patreon realize radio, patreon.com slash realize radio. That's, uh,

00:04:29.380 the podcast. My co-host Rambo, he and I have been recording since 2021. And all of our latest

00:04:36.860 content, all the ongoing content is on Patreon. We do have free episodes available on all major

00:04:42.480 platforms, as they say. So if you're curious about Realize Radio or some of the topics that

00:04:47.180 I cover, definitely check out the free episodes, Realize Radio, Real Eyes Radio, three words.

00:04:54.920 you know those words can kind of run together realize and realize so um but yeah that's that's

00:05:00.900 uh in my topic of concentration that's that's pretty it's pretty broad um kind of chipping

00:05:09.820 away at those underpinnings of reality as we know it some of the things that we

00:05:15.360 kind of are taught and told um a little bit of uh a little bit of cutting through the uh the

00:05:22.600 brainwashing and taking a fresh look at some of the things that have been plaguing our

00:05:29.920 society and humanity and doing it with a little bit of a lighter touch. No doom, no gloom.

00:05:39.720 Those days are over. So it's actually, it's kind of, it's been a really wonderful,

00:05:46.380 I would say in 2020, things were, maybe I was so focused on kind of shouting from the rooftops,

00:05:52.300 getting the word out there on all these psyops and things like that. But since then, I've kind

00:05:56.620 of shifted my focus on less of the details of each event or each story that comes up and more

00:06:03.060 on an overarching thesis or theory that we as human beings are pretty darn extraordinary and

00:06:11.540 remarkably powerful and that it's time to take our power back. And there's ways to do that.

00:06:19.140 And one of the top ways to do that is to become ignorant to the noise and nonsense, to willfully and deliberately tune out all the bullshit. 0.98

00:06:31.320 And what happens when we do that is quite remarkable. 0.97

00:06:34.340 We actually can retain our precious energies that used to just be siphoned off into the void without our really awareness of how much energy we're leaking through giving these false stories, these false narratives so much time.

00:06:49.000 and attention. And I've seen it. I've seen it in action. I've seen it in my life. My life has

00:06:55.840 gotten more magnificent and beautiful since I've let go of some of the dramas and traumas and

00:07:03.700 tragedies that used to take up so much of my mental landscape. And I've also seen it within

00:07:09.940 the community, within the Realized Radio community. So many people have reported back anecdotally that

00:07:14.220 their lives have improved for the better since they've kind of taken a new approach to consumption

00:07:20.240 of media that's huge we were talking about that just on the pre-show we were listening to uh one

00:07:25.680 of our old friends i'm not going to mention any names and uh he's going off he's a great broadcaster

00:07:30.720 he's going off and he's screaming and he's doing the alex jones like thing yep and the top he's

00:07:36.460 talking about i'm like wait a second we were mad about this two years ago you're still mad yeah

00:07:41.280 That can't be good for you, dude.

00:07:42.440 Like, you're dying inside.

00:07:43.740 You're still...

00:07:44.500 Unless it's a show.

00:07:45.420 If it's a show, okay.

00:07:47.340 But then also, what are you doing to your audience? 0.98

00:07:49.060 I think that sucks too, though. 0.94

00:07:49.880 Yeah. 0.86

00:07:50.200 What are you doing to your audience?

00:07:51.120 I think you're getting on this idea of loosing energy.

00:07:54.180 That's exactly what she's touching on.

00:07:56.020 And I think this is a great place to start the show.

00:07:59.960 I have a bunch of questions.

00:08:01.020 But there is so many things...

00:08:03.020 Can I do...

00:08:03.420 I'm going to derail us right before we do anything.

00:08:05.360 So I saw something on your Patreon here.

00:08:07.160 Very interesting.

00:08:07.980 Before we get into the human body and all this stuff.

00:08:11.280 energy uh what's up with epstein he's not he never existed doesn't exist oh that's interesting

00:08:16.340 was never alive is that is that your theory here yeah i'm i'm in the absolute minority

00:08:22.300 on on this one um and that's okay that's okay uh that's okay and i have explored since 2020

00:08:30.860 i think we talked to you a little bit about this and it was either you or somebody else that was

00:08:35.920 showing us like the the temple on the island and how it was it might as well have been like a

00:08:42.860 pop-up it's just it's all a movie set yeah yeah that's right it's all a movie set the doors were

00:08:49.060 painted on the the gold dome was just an applique it flew off it wasn't it wasn't a real structure

00:08:55.260 um the way that everything on the island existed i work in video production um i i have some some

00:09:03.660 working knowledge of production and stage design. It was a theater set. The island was a theater

00:09:09.820 set. It was a film set. Everything was designed to look real and give you the impression of

00:09:16.780 nefarious activity down below or just beyond. But that's all it was. It was just enough visual

00:09:23.380 dramatics, visual theatrics to create the storyline in our minds. And we filled in all

00:09:30.460 the rest of those details with just the most basic of visual tricks. And it's quite comical

00:09:37.360 once you're actually on the other side. But when you're in it, I mean, the things that we think

00:09:43.940 are going on on Epstein Island, that is pretty traumatic to the human mind, even just to think

00:09:50.340 about that type and level of depravity. Because if you think about it, you're visualizing it.

00:09:58.520 and once you visualized it you're cooked it's like trauma you're cooked trauma right it's real

00:10:03.680 trauma it's real trauma in your brain and we're the ones at scale across the the psyches of

00:10:10.080 millions and millions of people online correct correct

00:10:14.920 that is interesting i mean i do think that um we got the epstein files in a very uh what what

00:10:26.540 would be the way to phrase this it just seemed like inorganic way not just inorganic i mean yeah

00:10:31.000 they wanted us to believe that some wing of the government was finally compelled to to release

00:10:35.820 the files and because they had to and i feel there was nothing new there was nothing new

00:10:40.980 and also it was um it came at a time where so much can be generated by ai if ai can make

00:10:49.460 oh yeah convincing video or image certainly it can create a convincing document and we actually saw

00:10:55.260 that during the uap release where some of the files that were alleged to be cia documents they

00:11:02.680 were not the the seals that were up in the corner the official cia seals were clearly ai generated

00:11:08.580 slop so within the epstein files uh seven seven million files 3.5 the first time i forget maybe

00:11:15.420 three million the second time um who knows what mountain of slop you know was accounted by ai

00:11:23.600 It did feel like an initiation process to people that are in the political sphere, because like we dabble, obviously, we're like more in the conspiracy sphere. So we know about these things for a long time. And we've been traumatized long before. Now, there's an entire new class that's just been introduced. And it's kind of been fun to see them lose their minds over it. But yeah, there certainly is a profound effect when you do this to people at scale.

00:11:47.960 And I don't really know what you do with that kind of an event or who's taking that energy.

00:11:53.720 What's your theory on this?

00:11:56.360 Well, I think you've hit on a really great point with the Epstein data dump.

00:12:01.620 The inorganic nature of it, the volume, I feel, is a tell.

00:12:08.840 And we have seen and we're able to play with these generative technologies and large language models ourselves.

00:12:16.780 And we can see the instantaneous nature of great volume from a small prompt.

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00:13:26.720 And I think that the volume of these Epstein files is a hint to the generative nature of them, the unreal nature of them.

00:13:38.320 And anytime we're allowed to search ourselves, this was something that I experienced back

00:13:43.780 in 2017, 2018 with the WikiLeaks release of the Podesta files, being able to go in there

00:13:52.200 and search for myself made it so real.

00:13:55.860 It made it feel very real for me at that time.

00:14:00.020 I was really, really, really deep in conspiracies through a different lens.

00:14:05.920 i was i was very much believing in the all the darkness i was really really deep down in the

00:14:13.280 darkest portions of those rabbit holes and believing everything that i was ingesting and

00:14:17.280 and being able to search those pedestrian emails and the clinton emails and just just really

00:14:23.120 made it feel like i was participating in something very important yeah um saving the children yeah

00:14:29.920 Yeah. And it's a noble, it's a noble idea, uh, you know, but ultimately the word disturbing your,

00:14:36.340 your friends and loved ones with the most harrowing revelations known to man.

00:14:41.420 Trying to tell your grandma or your aunt over Thanksgiving that they're eating babies down

00:14:46.800 below on Epstein Island, you know, and then fast forward. So that was 2017, 2018. And then fast

00:14:52.720 forward it's 2020 i kind of have this recognition um this breaking of my brain in 2020 where i see

00:15:01.880 one particular case that i see it totally differently the john benet rams case we don't

00:15:05.500 have to get into that but if people follow me they know that well that was actually what our

00:15:09.080 last episode was about and that was one of the most uh fascinating things that i had ever seen

00:15:13.740 and and you know just for people who are listening there there there is uh and i i think we came to

00:15:19.940 the conclusion on that episode there's this sort of ai um aspect to things where the some of the

00:15:27.340 imagery may have been generated by ai but at the time we had no framework for that so so much of

00:15:32.940 it went under the radar now if we saw those images we would immediately go that's an ai generated 0.77

00:15:38.760 she's got three legs or one leg or something like that uh but at the time when this when this you

00:15:44.140 know john benet ramsey story was going viral for lack of a better term um you know pre-internet

00:15:50.240 virality uh we didn't have a framework for ai generated imagery so we just sandy hook did the

00:15:56.720 same thing it just kind of flew right under our radar 9-11 we didn't know what we didn't know what

00:16:01.920 cgi overlays over broadcast would look like we thought that those were really planes flying

00:16:06.660 into the it's just amazing because if you don't have framework there you know that idea that the

00:16:11.660 that the um the natives of south america the maya and the inca and the tribes that are warring and

00:16:18.780 the sacrifice that is happening when the conquistadors arrive on the coast um that they

00:16:23.400 would not have been able to even perceive these ships as ships they they might have seen something

00:16:29.540 it's like the biblical testimony of them seeing uh you know chariots of fire sure what is that

00:16:35.060 the yeah wheels of eyes and such uh yeah so which i would kind of almost have scoffed crazy right

00:16:41.640 Because we're living with it. 0.99

00:16:42.740 Damn. 0.99

00:16:43.080 But we're looking at that and it's like, we don't even count the legs that JonBenet Ramsey 0.99

00:16:47.980 has or whoever the heck it was, you know, we just go like, yeah, that, that looks normal.

00:16:52.960 Now with the proper framework, we go, no, no, something's, something's wrong here.

00:16:57.500 Yeah.

00:16:57.880 And people will say, oh, they didn't have that technology back then.

00:17:00.860 How could they do that back then?

00:17:01.900 You know, I, and I argue that everything that we understand as quote unquote advanced technologies

00:17:07.760 has, has always existed for as long as we, this iteration of

00:17:11.560 humanity has has been in the game these technologies have always existed they've just

00:17:16.880 been rolled out and doled out in this slow drip formula this this this this very regimented process

00:17:25.400 to kind of acclimate us to one technology and then acclimate us to the next big release and

00:17:31.540 then act you know so nothing's too advanced it kind of comes over time but now i feel like we're

00:17:38.260 at this, the end of the line, I feel like we're getting very, very close to having it all or

00:17:47.020 having access or an understanding or a nascent kind of just being born awareness of everything

00:17:56.480 that has always existed. So we can kind of look at what we're able to play with now,

00:18:00.780 these generative technologies. We're able to, you know, for ourselves, we're able to bring,

00:18:05.940 like I said earlier, whole universes into existence from a simple prompt. I think that

00:18:11.460 that's maybe how it's always been. Even in the Bible, y'all, they say the very first part

00:18:16.020 in the beginning was the word. I think that's a hint that this is like a prompt based experience

00:18:21.840 that this whole reality. I think when people get onto simulation theory, like they are,

00:18:27.100 they're, they're, they're peering into something that is, um, it's just a little bit rudimentary

00:18:32.620 in comparison to what we're actually experiencing, right?

00:18:34.720 Because if you're somebody who's not,

00:18:36.980 let's say, highly educated in the nature of coding

00:18:39.740 and things of that nature,

00:18:41.580 when you say a simulation,

00:18:44.980 the layman's-

00:18:45.400 I don't even have the right words.

00:18:46.680 Yeah, the layman's-

00:18:47.620 Simulation.

00:18:47.740 Video games or something like that.

00:18:49.560 It's like, no, it's far more complex

00:18:51.420 and far more meaningful too,

00:18:53.420 but it's, you know,

00:18:54.800 there is elements that you can draw from this

00:18:57.420 to kind of superimpose over reality.

00:18:59.680 Everybody touches around it.

00:19:01.560 Like even the word manifestation would be something similar to what we're talking about, where you're speaking a thing.

00:19:07.680 Now it's out in the ether or whatever you'd like to call it.

00:19:10.340 And eventually that thing becomes tangible.

00:19:13.820 So it's yeah, it's it's all these things rhyme.

00:19:16.840 But to find the exact source of it and describe that, I don't think we ever will be able to because now we're dealing with a definition that is undefinable.

00:19:24.740 Yeah, yeah. But I do want to say that I like where your head is at, because I went through a very similar trajectory as you, right, where there's an alarmist. You're taking in all this information and everybody you feel the need to tell everybody. But also there is this overwhelming feeling of doom. And it's clear to me. And I think this is what you're saying, that there is some great machine that it's it wants you to react and it wants you to react in a very particular way.

00:19:53.440 And I think there are a number of ways that you can interact with it.

00:19:56.520 You can choose to ignore it.

00:19:57.960 But I think on this show, what we do is we inject a tremendous amount of comedy.

00:20:02.420 So we also do not itch you any black pills here.

00:20:05.780 You know, the ability to laugh at this thing that's happening has served us very well.

00:20:11.400 But it doesn't want that.

00:20:12.420 It wants you to be in despair.

00:20:15.660 And and I think that right now with the Epstein release, you know, top, you you really touched on it.

00:20:20.740 Like, whatever it did to us back in those days, 2017, 18, 19, 20, it worked.

00:20:28.660 They saw that this overlay was viable, right?

00:20:32.880 This version of the op worked really well.

00:20:36.180 This version of Operation Trust, or whatever you want to call it, right, with the QAnon kind of thing, worked really well.

00:20:41.420 Now they're going to do it at scale.

00:20:42.660 And that's always the name of the game, by the way.

00:20:44.140 It's like there's a concentrated trial period.

00:20:47.800 And once they see it's viable, they implement it at scale.

00:20:51.100 And I think right now with the dump and everything like, yeah, what we were going through all those years ago, thousands and upon thousands upon thousands are going through that.

00:20:59.940 And that's that's the point.

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00:21:29.600 everything for 10 off your website or domain and it's crazy how mainstream the conspiracy element

00:21:37.700 of it is now now it's very very common for news anchors to talk about the deep depravity or the

00:21:45.960 all the suggested depravity that was purported to happen on epstein island that is just that's just

00:21:52.440 every day every you know everyday communication now and back in like 2017 2018 2019 the time when

00:21:58.800 like we were all down the rabbit holes and finding out this information that put the q drops the

00:22:02.520 pizza gate pedigree all that stuff the mainstream media wouldn't touch it they didn't touch it they

00:22:07.260 talked about financier Jeffrey Epstein you know they talk about all of his if

00:22:11.460 they did bring him up it was all of his you know prowess and in the world of

00:22:15.500 banking and investments and finance and research and this and that and he was

00:22:20.220 here there and everywhere but no mention of any sort of negatives and then things

00:22:25.140 have really shifted to where the conspiracy is now mainstream and it's

00:22:31.380 it gets a vindication play it's a vindication arc I feel for the

00:22:35.660 conspiracy community to make them feel like i knew it i knew it i've been right all along

00:22:41.920 and it works it absolutely works um well i don't know that way yeah it is a weird feeling but i

00:22:51.220 get what you say people it's like we i've been i've been saying this since day one you know now

00:22:56.440 now i'm on the other side i'm on a different side of it where i'm like i was saying that back then

00:23:00.140 now i see the whole thing uh you know the the the the non-mentioning and now the mentioning

00:23:06.680 through the mainstream i feel i see that as just a calculated pendulum swing and um and it is you

00:23:14.500 know and perhaps the story was losing its its base it was losing its its its power structure

00:23:22.380 which is our attention our focused attention and so they whatever is whatever architect is up there

00:23:28.740 you know, threading all of these, these narratives. I think that perhaps they just needed a wider pool

00:23:35.040 of attention to keep it going. And so now everybody's mom and everybody's grandma and

00:23:38.700 everybody's uncle's talking about Epstein. It's become boomer conspiracy. Yeah, I think that's

00:23:45.060 why I hate it now. Yeah, that's and it doesn't evoke the feeling of vindication that I thought

00:23:50.060 that it would. It feels weird and kind of gross. But what I will say is that it seems like the

00:23:54.560 point of our job is to stand here and go see we were right because what that does is it enforces

00:24:01.520 the reality of it it also feels in a way because we're we're missing a critical part of the story

00:24:07.620 like where we were talking about this years ago and then like people forget we weren't allowed to

00:24:13.200 talk about this shit for a long time like i lost some twitter accounts we were just talking about

00:24:17.780 our facebook i had a facebook memory pop up of my son's birthday when he was like one and i was like 0.99

00:24:22.040 hey, look at him. He's like a little fat baby.

00:24:24.580 And then I was like, oh, I wish 0.53

00:24:25.980 I had that for my daughter. But I'm like, oh, no, that was like

00:24:27.980 several iterations of Facebook accounts

00:24:30.040 ago for me saying

00:24:31.580 menial things. Nothing crazy.

00:24:34.000 Just like lightly.

00:24:35.660 Yeah. Michelle Obama's a man.

00:24:37.240 Well, that's the 0.93

00:24:38.080 pressure cooker effect. When you suppress speech,

00:24:41.780 it does not dissipate. It only builds

00:24:43.920 pressure. But it seems like

00:24:45.360 it's false censorship and it's a tool for sure.

00:24:48.220 And then when you crack that valve

00:24:49.800 open, it explodes. But the false

00:24:51.840 censorship is so like it it has multiple purposes it just feels like they let us talk 0.97

00:24:56.460 as a way to uh garner information to feed the algorithm because like all now all the shit in 0.98

00:25:02.720 epstein files is like it might as well be my twitter feed yeah it's just shit we talked about 0.94

00:25:07.500 and it's unverifiable shit that they allowed us to it's like they took the last two years of 0.61

00:25:11.760 allowing us to talk about they like feed into ai and like the prompt was like make six million 0.87

00:25:17.160 emails six million hilarious yeah it's such a hilarious number yeah six million emails i just

00:25:21.740 got the six million yeah it's because and i think it is there's like an emotional attachment right

00:25:27.180 but it's also like such a big number you know like unfathomable amount of story ever told yes

00:25:33.700 exactly use these uh conspiracy tweets and then boom we get it and just get blapped up with this

00:25:40.040 stuff i don't know yeah it's um it's all what's the purpose well i mean what's the purpose i think

00:25:49.340 it's just a it's i argue that our focused attention individually and collectively

00:25:57.900 is the most prized precious powerful finite resource yeah in the realm it's us we and we

00:26:08.120 I, I, I argue that we are the most sophisticated, most advanced machinery. Um, we're the most

00:26:16.700 advanced large language model. We're the most advanced multinodal network. We're the most

00:26:21.960 advanced, we're human beings as a, as a, as a body system and as a collective. I think we truly

00:26:31.780 are the power players um and i think that we control this realm and this realm is malleable

00:26:40.300 in a way and manipulatable in a way that we've just never been allowed to play with before and

00:26:46.080 this touches on like manifestation which i do believe is a is a skill is a tool um and i one

00:26:53.840 of my common phrases is we render as we go we render as we go i truly believe that we are not

00:26:58.840 creatures upon this earthly realm. We are the creators. We're the actual creators of it in

00:27:06.120 real time. We're rendering as we go, kind of like a live rastering video game that's expanding

00:27:10.040 as we move within it. Your GTA map, so to speak. And I think that so much of these

00:27:18.780 stories and these characters, and they're called characters because they need us to care about

00:27:24.960 them, but these stories and these characters are designed in such a way to create a point

00:27:31.080 of fascination so strong that it truly pulls all of our attention, that we cannot look away

00:27:37.360 despite our best efforts.

00:27:39.860 We are just so fascinated by it, and we want to figure it out, and these great mysteries

00:27:48.420 and the unsolved nature of so many of these stories, we got to get to the bottom of it.

00:27:51.880 the official narratives never make sense and because the official narratives don't make sense

00:27:57.440 we as curious problem solving solving minds we we need a solution we need a resolution and so

00:28:06.320 that's when like the conspiracies are introduced and they're attractive not because they necessarily

00:28:12.660 explain or give like the best answer or the truth but because we had a feeling that something

00:28:17.820 wasn't quite right with the official explanation and so it satisfies that particular thirst

00:28:24.760 that particular inkling that things are not quite right with the official story so one of these

00:28:31.200 alternatives must be must be it and it doesn't even need to make sense neither of them need to

00:28:36.140 make sense the official story or the kooky conspiracy conspiracy narratives um any of them 0.66

00:28:41.840 name them all you know they're all there there's many of them many many flavors um to the fuckery 0.59

00:28:46.540 i guess but it is it's all just an attention trap and when we're so focused we're pouring 0.67

00:28:55.620 all of our precious precious focused attention into this into into these narratives we're we're

00:29:01.820 just giving away we're giving we're we're reducing what we're truly doing is retarding ourselves i 0.94

00:29:07.980 wrote that down you guys said the dangerous retards earlier in your intro or there's some

00:29:12.520 and it's I've been really trying to reclaim the word retarded it's one of

00:29:16.240 those no you can it's it's been patent pending do whatever you want it's just

00:29:26.020 one of those things because I do think that we are being retarded not in a sense 1.00

00:29:29.740 of diminished intellectual capacity but in the sense of retard means to slow or 0.98

00:29:35.980 or or diminish the the progress and i think that um we is we have such incredible 0.91

00:29:46.160 powers cognitive powers and processing powers and rendering powers in this realm

00:29:51.460 to create lives that are beyond um really beyond our imagination but beyond what we've been allowed

00:29:59.100 to consider um as possibilities outside of this like rote nine to five you know game of life style

00:30:06.460 uh trajectory that most people yeah yeah the overlay the reality overlay that ain't it that

00:30:13.020 ain't it it's just a trap they're all just little traps and part of the reality overlay

00:30:17.340 i'm i personally believe are all of these narratives and these stories and epstein being

00:30:24.140 a big one um also for me the john manet was a big one she that's case fascinated me it really held

00:30:30.040 my attention for so long i wanted to get to the bottom of it and um i've talked a million times

00:30:34.160 about it i don't need to talk anymore about it but that one was one for me where i realized how

00:30:39.620 um how powerful these stories were as as attention traps and and when we're again i i think that

00:30:49.340 there's something very beautiful that happens when we're able to stop the bleeding you know

00:30:55.800 the we're just kind of or stop the outpour the out the constant flow of our attention

00:31:01.380 outwards towards these stories something happens when we learn to

00:31:05.980 stop and then retain that energy and attention and then direct it back into our own lives

00:31:13.560 doesn't matter what it is could be taking up a hobby that you've been wanting to start whatever

00:31:19.320 It could be spending more quality time with your family.

00:31:22.360 It could be launching that career that you've been dreaming of for years and years, but

00:31:27.780 you've just never had the gumption or wherewithal or the time or the effort, the energy to do

00:31:34.140 that.

00:31:34.860 There's so many possibilities that will materialize when we begin to take back our power.

00:31:44.560 and what I have seen and I in my theory and I just believe that it's all based

00:31:51.940 on our focus attention I think that our focus attention is what powers the

00:31:57.100 machinery and I also think that our belief is what powers the spell it it

00:32:03.400 all requires our belief our belief in our focus attention all this cognitive

00:32:08.440 it's all kind of related to our cognitive abilities and our mind and our you

00:32:14.440 you know, where our energy, where our attention goes, our energy flows. I believe that. And

00:32:20.500 for a long time, for many years, my energy, my attention and energy was flowing

00:32:25.000 into the darkness, into the pit, into the great pit. And I, I do not concern myself with

00:32:33.960 those types of stories anymore. And not, not to say that I don't have any intellectual curiosity

00:32:40.340 towards the stories that, you know, pass our desk and that take up, you know, sometimes the global

00:32:48.260 attention. We do look into these and something that, you know, we talk, we're always recording,

00:32:54.980 you know, what's going on currently and then more broadly on Realize Radio. So it's not that we're

00:33:01.160 completely tuning out everything that's happening, but we don't give it the same validity or the same

00:33:06.800 treatment as we might have back in 2017, 2018. Certainly I see everything differently and it

00:33:14.000 just allows a different way of approaching these stories that doesn't cause so much

00:33:21.020 emotional outpouring. It actually, the way that we, the way that we go about looking into these

00:33:27.500 things, I feel actually aids in the retention of our energy and helps us ignore, you know,

00:33:35.100 ignore all the blinding details and we can kind of like nip it in the bud like at the top you know

00:33:40.500 like sometimes all you need to see is the perpetrator was aged 33 and you're like well

00:33:44.940 yeah no no need to look any further over and over we're checking out we're having fun i i see what

00:33:51.500 you what you're doing there and and i'm gonna go do something else that's like a this is the

00:33:56.560 andy kaufman idea of the troll where they're trolling you and they're making you perform

00:34:01.800 and do this thing and we've i've done that a bunch of times whether it be in politics

00:34:05.960 this is a long time ago i haven't really participated in when was the last time i

00:34:11.000 participated in something that i was like actually like a meaningful back and forth

00:34:15.500 i mean position on something only like personal uh like personal back and forths with people i

00:34:21.820 know right here maybe even about some of these fake subjects i'll be like okay listen you're

00:34:26.280 not getting it and i'm getting like a little bit like frustrated if a person doesn't get it

00:34:29.940 but after a while you just kind of let it go my technique uh for the last couple years has been

00:34:35.360 no no you're going to dance for me you know i'm going i'm going to perform the troll and this is

00:34:40.180 it's it's awful because it's like now i'm not i'm not loosing your energy but i'm watching you waste

00:34:45.420 it because that's what your intention was for me to do right you wanted me to get spun up in this

00:34:49.880 web and i just go you know your mom's stinky and some british guy crashes out for three weeks i'm

00:34:56.900 like hey listen those are the rules you try to do that here i did it better i had zero emotional

00:35:02.980 investment in this and now what have you learned and most people they don't really learn from this

00:35:08.180 anyway but it is a bit of a a trick right like how do you take the wizard this is the owen benjamin

00:35:14.060 yeah i was going to ask you if you've read uh owen benjamin's book how to slay a wizard and uh

00:35:19.440 he focuses specifically on the wizard itself not necessarily the entire magic trick but the person

00:35:25.680 who's casting the spell the guy that is creating the lies or performing the magic creating the

00:35:31.280 perception right yeah yeah they're spinning words for other people to then uh build up this egregore

00:35:37.740 of whatever they've said or lied about or whatever they're aiming at to create and he has like he's

00:35:42.980 written a whole book i think it's like 12 chapters just detailing every playbook that this person

00:35:48.160 uses and if people read it it renders that wizard powerless yeah once you see the illusion once you

00:35:53.880 pull the curtain back and that's i think the trick is what we've done because you know this is

00:35:59.280 it's become our job and i'm one that i'm very happy to do but you can't do this job i don't

00:36:06.360 think if you're not having fun you can no no scratch that you can do it if you're not having

00:36:11.840 fun there are a lot of people who do this and they're not having fun they're freaking out and

00:36:18.400 you know you talked about this contrast right there is engaging with the perceived reality overlay

00:36:25.160 or detaching and creating something investing your own time and energy into something and it's

00:36:32.280 typical of that engaging with the reality overlay that its nature would be despair sadness anger

00:36:39.320 fear like that is typically how and so for the average person i say yeah do exactly what you

00:36:46.400 just said like yesterday i was playing catch with my son right so we're just outside you know in in

00:36:52.820 the evening um just throwing a ball back and forth for like an hour or so and it's just like

00:36:57.420 those kinds of things building your family and and like do that but if you can figure out a way

00:37:04.660 if you can you know if you happen to be somebody because there's so many conspiracies gone

00:37:09.680 mainstream right so this is almost um advice to all of my fellow content creators if you find

00:37:16.340 yourself in a chair doing something similar to what we're doing it's like the trick is

00:37:21.500 taking this thing you're interacting with the despair overlay how do you make that fun how do

00:37:28.560 you take that thing that demands that you be afraid of it and make that completely the opposite of

00:37:34.600 what your audience is experiencing how do you put it on and take it off yeah like a hat yes and how

00:37:40.820 do you make sure that what it what it delivers to the listener is not fear and despair and sadness

00:37:46.900 and if you could figure that out i think that's that's really um i think that's really important

00:37:52.280 because otherwise i think you're a bit of a tool right now for that overlay we talked about it

00:37:58.580 before right conspiracy theorists are supposed to be on their vindication run right now and we're

00:38:03.000 supposed to go look it's all real they're drinking the babies they're doing the horrible things and

00:38:07.280 it's like the worst thing the last thing that that system wants you to do is to get any sort

00:38:13.900 of platform with any sort of influence and then to point and laugh at it right that is not what

00:38:19.700 it wants right yeah you hit the nail on the head and i think you know using humor to fight the

00:38:27.380 fight the machinery is is the top tool that's that's the top weapon yeah is to you render it

00:38:35.120 powerless by by pointing and laughing at it yeah yeah i mean it's the same thing as as the wizard

00:38:40.300 of oz right you pull the curtain back and instead of this giant horrifying disembodied head that's

00:38:45.860 controlling everything it's like this little dude in a robe um and it is i think that probably the

00:38:51.420 same thing i mean if you're reading that book top then then you can attest to this um in this how

00:38:57.240 to slay a wizard it is this idea of of ridicule and look i mean you on one hand should detach

00:39:04.980 from it right because it is it's a false overlay it's not the nature of reality and you should

00:39:10.120 detach from it but there are some of us who should stand up in opposition to it and and it's weird

00:39:17.560 because so many years ago standing up in opposition to it used to look like sleuthing finding all the

00:39:24.000 hidden secrets and breadcrumbs and trying to expose it now now that it's all mainstream

00:39:29.340 i don't think that's the point anymore i don't think that we're supposed to be you know

00:39:34.840 digging and looking for breadcrumbs sometimes there is you know you talked about this story

00:39:39.180 right there human beings have this innate nature within us that we can be hijacked by effective

00:39:46.280 storytelling and they will weave effective narratives and storytelling and sometimes

00:39:50.800 under some scrutiny they are actually pretty shitty and they fall apart but i think in a lot

00:39:54.440 of ways they're more entertaining than what you'll find on netflix and and so there is some aspect of

00:40:00.900 me to this day where i go like no no no like they're doing the ufo disclosure thing of course

00:40:06.420 i don't believe in like the aliens and especially not the way that they're so funny but they're so

00:40:11.400 funny did you see the ones where it's clearly like it's the big white cotton ball on the thing or

00:40:18.340 yeah or like this there's the one where uh donald trump is hanging out with like the tall whites or 0.93

00:40:24.180 whatever like i that's from a rush concert i love it i think that's all the funniest crap in the

00:40:29.700 world i i actually stopped doing remember i mean my twitter presence was it you still call me the

00:40:34.940 father of disinformation oh yeah just like seeing lies and tricks well you know we we would be out 0.64

00:40:40.520 there and i'm looking at all the bullshit i was like everybody believes this fine i'm gonna make 0.98

00:40:44.420 the news too yeah i'm not gonna fucking read the news i'm gonna make it where did yours go so i 0.93

00:40:49.940 can't even remember so many times no hv you gotta hear this one this is around the time this is the 0.82

00:40:55.260 this was honestly early in in in mine and your interactions and it was one of the best moments

00:41:00.820 because it went so viral it went so viral and everyone was horrified and it was this beautiful 0.95

00:41:06.480 little look into like oh my god if people believe this how much shit have people believe that is 0.95

00:41:11.860 completely untrue it was i'm trying to remember what i possibly could have said for whatever 0.99

00:41:16.420 reason your son oh my god did like uh he's a toddler he's a baby and he does this like mom

00:41:23.840 crucified pose on the palms for palm sunday my mom was watching my kids i was in jamaica

00:41:29.400 which is so funny dude so she sent me a picture and it was palm sunday and they wanted to be like 0.98

00:41:34.740 jesus so he had the palm and he's against the wall and i was like mom what the fuck

00:41:37.560 and i took and i had a great idea because this is right around october 7th and i see everybody 0.76

00:41:42.160 reacting to whatever's happening that's right hamas and nobody knows really what happened but

00:41:46.880 everybody's angry or happy or something so i go uh i can't believe hamas would do this

00:41:52.700 and it's a picture of my son i blurred his face out and i put uh fake blood on the wall it's

00:41:57.880 pixelated from like pixelated blood from like you know microsoft paint yeah microsoft like it's

00:42:03.640 literally pixelated yeah yeah and i just go it's crazy and and i changed my profile picture to me

00:42:08.880 with the israeli flag in the back and and just let it go let it go and like half the people are

00:42:14.520 angry nobody gets only like a handful of people like that's crazy i see what you did the rest of

00:42:19.800 them were like hate this love this yeah hate this or as many babies as it takes like it was like

00:42:25.420 the craziest but the virality of it was like how many millions of it was insane it went it was gone

00:42:32.000 it was so far out of control so far out of like ever being able to reel it in and so yeah in that

00:42:38.320 way like being i almost get why they do it like it's kind of hilarious they have their finger on

00:42:43.900 the button but it's like if i was talking to you about this before i was like as your profile grows

00:42:49.520 i forget exactly who we were talking like joe rogan yeah and you you have the ability to have

00:42:54.280 your finger on the buttons all the time do you press those buttons the scales right yeah like

00:42:58.840 tipping it either way we do it on a very irresponsible manner but we're like lower 0.98

00:43:04.080 way lower on the scale but sometimes we'll have those moments where we can and it's like damn

00:43:09.080 should we do that every time it's crazy what are we doing to the it's almost like humanity uh wants

00:43:15.300 to be that you know this idea of like the npc and i'd love to get your thoughts on that hv like

00:43:19.900 the idea of the npc right but there are these unthinking masses that that actually yearn to be

00:43:28.500 pushed by the river whichever way it happens to flow and and and and so i wonder then your

00:43:35.760 your sort of moral not obligation but moral um well i think it comes down to her idea which

00:43:45.220 what she came here to talk about is that the idea of a human as a machine oh my god yeah this

00:43:49.240 machine that moves but what does yeah what is the machine supposed to do i have i have my own ideas

00:43:54.260 and i'll i'll say it later but i i kind of want to know what you think because that's in essence 0.96

00:43:59.480 that's what it is an npc that likes to read the shit that i just said and then get emotional this 0.95

00:44:05.320 way or that way because hv is talking about it right attention but that's what they're created 0.98

00:44:08.960 to do yeah and they're they're attention machines we're attention machines and every once in a while 0.98

00:44:13.040 idiots like us get to go like and just put our finger on it and that way it goes and it starts 0.97

00:44:17.960 paying attention to us and we're like oh snap what was that yeah it's fun what is that but 1.00

00:44:22.540 you shouldn't do that we can't it shows we can influence this realm and i think the term even

00:44:27.760 the term influencer is is in our zeitgeist it's known to us this term influencer is known to us

00:44:35.260 simply to show us that we do have influence as as humans we we have the capacity to influence

00:44:44.220 the reality and and people around us does everybody i'm not sure i i'm not sure and

00:44:51.820 getting into the you know the npc conversation it's a touchy one because by declaring someone

00:44:59.020 else an npc you are by default kind of dehumanizing them you're saying that they're not they're not up

00:45:06.300 they're not up to the level i'm over here and they're over there you know but let's

00:45:11.820 let's kick it around you know i i'm not i'm not convinced that everybody

00:45:20.380 has the capacity or the design to question their reality i think that there are

00:45:29.020 Some folks, many, that are just here to complete the game of life in the matter and format that it's being presented for the express purpose of keeping that modality intact.

00:45:50.460 So keeping – we need people to go along with the game.

00:45:54.100 Like there needs to be participants keeping these structures going

00:45:59.180 because the people I think that do have a capacity to kind of come online

00:46:05.460 and think for themselves, those people kind of need to be convinced

00:46:09.440 over and over and over and over and over again that this is the way of the world

00:46:14.600 and this is the way to be successful and this is the only way to be a good human

00:46:19.800 and this is the only way to go about it

00:46:21.320 and you have to clock in and clock out

00:46:23.320 and you have to pay your taxes

00:46:24.280 and you have to do all these things

00:46:25.140 and you have to buy your house

00:46:25.920 and get a mortgage

00:46:26.440 and have two children

00:46:28.200 and da, da, da.

00:46:29.780 I think that that needs support.

00:46:34.880 All of those structures need support

00:46:36.700 and perhaps there is a subset

00:46:38.480 of people around here

00:46:43.000 that are really just here

00:46:43.960 to do the job of being a human being

00:46:48.020 like that uh in the in this particular game a game of life um worker ants yeah kind of worker

00:46:54.040 ants that don't necessarily think for themselves um there's a question of free will with all of

00:47:01.260 this i i think free will is something that should be um re-examined i think that humans are wildly

00:47:09.140 predictable and i think that what we believe to be our own free will um what we believe to be

00:47:17.380 our own choices, what we believe to be our own autonomous actions, in reality, are just

00:47:24.220 things that we've been fed over a lifetime. And we're kind of, in a sense, like regurgitating all

00:47:30.760 of what we believe to be our original ideas. We are reenacting things that we believe to be our

00:47:36.220 original actions, charting our own path. We're kind of just copying something that we've ingested

00:47:43.840 along the way. And I, I think it takes a lot of, I think it takes a very particular type of person

00:47:54.700 and a lot of like inner work along the way to be able to eschew all of the, all of those trappings

00:48:03.940 and reject and say, I'm going to, I'm going to start something that is completely non-traditional

00:48:11.680 that, you know, maybe people are going to call me crazy, but I'm going to chart my, I'm truly

00:48:14.900 going to chart my own path and, and, uh, get away from, you know, the, the, the roles and

00:48:19.740 restrictions and responsibilities that have been presented to me as the only way to do it. Um,

00:48:25.700 I, I kind of did that for myself. I used to work, you know, very traditional kind of nine to five

00:48:29.580 corporate gala. And, uh, I have a very, very, very different existence now, but that's because I

00:48:34.980 always had an inkling that that wasn't for me. And I just always kind of knew that one day I was

00:48:39.680 going to be, um, in control of my time and own my time. And that is exactly what I do. I don't

00:48:44.060 know how I knew that, but I had a knowing. Um, and even when I was in the machine, uh, when I

00:48:48.940 worked in the corporate world for many years, um, I knew it was just a means to an end. And one day

00:48:54.480 I was going to be out on my own. And, um, and I am now, but I don't think everybody has, um,

00:49:03.720 that sought that, that inkling. I don't think everybody has, and it's not just an inkling,

00:49:08.340 like to quit your nine to five. I think that there is an inkling that things are just not

00:49:12.860 quite right with this world. And I felt that from, from, as from a kid, I kind of felt like

00:49:18.580 things weren't quite right. I didn't have a vocabulary for it. I didn't have a working,

00:49:23.160 uh, understanding for the nebulous feelings that I was feeling. I do remember watching the Truman

00:49:29.120 show when I was an adolescent and it rocked my world in a way that was so profound. I couldn't

00:49:36.300 really interact with people for about a month i didn't know why but i was in a real funk i was

00:49:41.260 too young to really know what the effects someone had asked me what's wrong with you i couldn't tell

00:49:47.860 you like i couldn't express i have a feeling that i'm the only sentient individual in this and that

00:49:53.480 all of this apparatus is built for me a stirring in my soul there was a stirring in my soul and i

00:49:59.280 was troubled i was freaked out for a good month and i i'm 11 i'm 12 at this time

00:50:05.920 so i'm not too much of a kid to like have it all go over my head but i'm not um mature enough to

00:50:12.560 kind of comprehend it as a as a movie i guess there was it made it made an impact on me and

00:50:19.280 i didn't really know why and but now now it makes a little bit more sense i do feel um

00:50:24.160 like Truman, there is a manufactured element to the world that we exist in. And perhaps there are

00:50:31.500 some that are, that the world is kind of moving around. And, you know, maybe there's, maybe there's

00:50:39.640 a few live ones that are, you know, like a small percentage of, of what we understand as humanity

00:50:44.700 are live wires. And, and then the rest is kind of background filler. Just, just how, just how

00:50:52.340 a video game and it's an efficiency thing for for how for rastering video game environments um

00:50:58.940 the background players can be created more efficiently if they don't require so much of

00:51:05.100 their own too much thought what do you think about this um but do they have the do they have

00:51:11.260 the ability to become sentient because i sort of agree with you in that sense it's just it's it is

00:51:16.200 heartbreaking i had my uh it's dehumanizing like she said right but no no hate no shade no shame

00:51:21.760 but like I don't think my mom's ever meant to wake up I don't think that she had I don't think

00:51:26.360 she's meant to I don't think and I don't try I don't try to convince her I don't try to argue

00:51:32.020 with her I don't try to show her the air of her ways yeah I just love her and support her and

00:51:40.220 her she's she's she's she's at where she's at and that's that's just the way it's gonna be

00:51:46.780 and i think that we waste a lot of time and energy and effort and again precious precious

00:51:53.140 processing power by trying to convince people to believe whatever it is that we believe

00:51:59.020 and that's just a fool's errand all we can do is share all we can do is share and it's going to

00:52:06.320 find the right ears it's going to it's going to find the people that are meant to resonate with

00:52:11.000 that material are going to find it and the people who are not meant to resonate with the material

00:52:16.160 it's either going to completely be ignored like pass through in one ear out the other as the

00:52:21.700 saying goes like they literally don't even hear it or it's going to anger them or you know they're

00:52:25.800 going to they're going to have some sort of resistance to it that's just a protective

00:52:29.820 mechanism um sometimes when we're presented with things that go against uh that that are are

00:52:35.000 dangerous to our operating system belief systems we we will kind of rage against that sort of thing

00:52:39.620 and that you know that's why so many so much of the conspiracy world is this argumentative

00:52:43.940 i mean flat earth ball earth god that's such a violent schism between the two never the twain

00:52:48.540 shall meet you know i don't think there is a shape i think that ball earth flat earth is just

00:52:53.640 by design meant to keep keep us in some sort of you know it's maybe like never never ending

00:53:02.580 generative plane as you move through your field of perception yeah or like a dream like what what

00:53:08.700 shape does a dream have you know okay hb real quick uh when we turn off this camera do we still

00:53:14.580 exist we are just figments of each other's right imagine like we turn off like see you later and

00:53:19.500 that's a good question for the audience well it's kind of like in a dream too i have a whole

00:53:23.500 presentation called life is but a dream where i argue that this existence is akin to a hyper lucid

00:53:28.380 dream state um i've had the the the pleasure um the rare pleasure but i've been able to have lucid

00:53:36.360 dreams a few times in my life. Um, and I don't know if you guys have had the opportunity to

00:53:40.880 have, have, or, you know, you don't get to choose really, or some people say they can, but, um,

00:53:44.780 the few times that I've been able to lose a dream where you actually realize that you're dreaming

00:53:48.100 while you're in the dream. Um, and it's so elusive and, you know, for me, um, what I do whenever I

00:53:54.660 realize the few times that I have realized that I'm, uh, that I'm in a dream, the first thing

00:53:59.760 that I'll do is I'll touch the first physical thing around me. So if it's a wall, I'll touch

00:54:03.260 the wall. If it's a desk, I'll touch the desk, wherever I am in the dream. And I am always so

00:54:07.620 shocked by how much the wall feels like wall or how much the desk feels like desk. I'm like,

00:54:13.780 I know I'm dreaming. I know I'm in a dream, but I can feel the texture of the wall against my hand.

00:54:19.260 I can feel the physicality of the desk against my hand. This feels as real as it would if I were

00:54:27.020 awake and in the real world and those the tactile nature of the of the dream um the

00:54:35.340 physical the physical nature of of of of the dream and granted it's only for this short time

00:54:42.000 um that i'm able to experience this kind of like limbic state in between the two

00:54:45.760 but that is enough for me to go well what if this whole thing is a dream like a very intact

00:54:53.760 structured uh hard to escape from uh dreamlike state that feels very real because we have these

00:55:02.660 sensory inputs but again i think we're being shown through through these advanced technologies you

00:55:08.680 know with all the vr the new advancements in vr you know you put on the vr goggles you're in the

00:55:13.420 worlds you put on the haptic suit you feel everything guys we already have a vr goggle

00:55:18.980 set it's called our binocular it's called our ocular system our visual system already is

00:55:23.120 pre-installed we already have a vr field the vr goggles are mimicking the way that our our eyeballs

00:55:30.020 the way that our the way our visual our visual field actually works it's a mimic haptic suit

00:55:35.960 is a mimic of the way that our skin our largest organ already works it's all just showing us what

00:55:43.020 we're already in all of it and um i think that they're you know whether it's a dream whether

00:55:50.140 it's a live rastering expanding ever expanding collectively rendered video game it's a vocabulary

00:56:00.380 issue we just we don't we haven't maybe seen them actually we have probably seen the model

00:56:07.180 of like what our what our experience is but we don't know what we're looking at we don't we don't

00:56:13.580 we can't see it and go hey that's us or hey that's me or hey that's this world or i think

00:56:19.260 that we are kind of shown i think we are being shown in in many ways the truth of the world but

00:56:24.300 we just don't know what we're looking at we just don't know what we're looking at there's a somebody

00:56:29.340 who has been on the show a few times and he's got an interesting book that he's developed uh but his

00:56:36.060 name i don't know if we have it here no his name is um seth kickleiter seth kickleiter and he does

00:56:42.380 a lot of research on you know the monroe institute and and a lot of monroe's um testimony for his

00:56:50.400 own experience yeah yeah very familiar with that um but he's come to the conclusion and he even

00:56:58.240 uses a lot of i mean monroe himself suspected this was the case he sort of mused about this

00:57:05.160 um on occasion but then just you know kind of brushed past it and kept going in his experiences

00:57:10.680 that there are these intelligences that monroe is engaging with um that are generating the entire

00:57:18.400 experience and and seth seems to think and he's got a lot of research that you know helps him come

00:57:24.860 to this conclusion that so many of our experiences whether they're psychedelic or you know transcendental

00:57:32.820 i don't even know if that's the correct word or um you know meditative states or or otherwise

00:57:37.860 astral projection you name it even remote viewing um you know remote viewing oftentimes is perceived

00:57:44.980 as viewing an actual place and you know very often though where someone will claim they'll

00:57:51.260 use a remote viewer to try to find let's say a missing child and they'll say that i can see

00:57:54.940 this child they're here they're there you know x y and z and when that turns out to not be the

00:58:01.560 case they think the remote viewer is just bullshitting but if you take into consideration

00:58:05.660 that inside of that realm that is without physicality in so many ways not in the ways

00:58:13.320 that we know it here let's just say this takes more rendering power right it takes a lot less 0.97

00:58:18.020 rendering power you got to traumatize a lot of people to render this shit yeah yeah you got to 0.93

00:58:22.040 yeah yeah this takes a lot of energy whereas this this other realm doesn't take as much energy 0.98

00:58:27.840 so they can create and they have a vested interest in doing so and seem to do so on a regular basis

00:58:34.300 create a very personalized experience that yeah probably is a render as you go type of experience

00:58:39.960 but they impart all sorts of you know ideals on individuals and they show them all sorts of

00:58:46.860 things that they consider real and you know he even goes into these near-death experiences or

00:58:51.460 let's say um a great case was um the reincarnation instances and how the individual will almost

00:59:00.240 always be relatively localized and if the past life of the individual isn't relatively localized

00:59:07.120 they're almost always drawing on the same historical characters like let's say cleopatra

00:59:12.700 or somebody like that and it's because these are the choice uh generative experiences that these

00:59:19.740 things will put individuals through and so yeah i mean i think that similar to how you would like

00:59:25.340 LLM all of the Epstein files this astral realm is sort of LLM together it's like hey what do you

00:59:32.980 want to see yeah like if we if we were doing this Lucia or I'm sorry sleuthing on the internet

00:59:38.020 and and theorizing well now they have a body of work to draw from and then superimpose over the

00:59:44.780 next stage of this you know this deception or this story the problem is is that his conclusion

00:59:49.540 in dabbling in these sort of realms is that whatever intelligence is is on this other side

00:59:55.560 seems to be a little bit nefarious because it's always uh deceptive in its nature yeah it's always

01:00:00.420 seems to be like pointed trying to get you to think a certain thing for whatever reason and

01:00:05.140 it takes advantage of that special boy proclivity in human beings where it can convince you that

01:00:09.780 you are special you are chosen this knowledge is imparted on you because you have the capacity for

01:00:16.700 it or, or you're, you know, an important player in this whole thing, which causes you to go forth

01:00:21.560 and then, you know, evangelize on behalf of whatever it is, this thing has told you.

01:00:25.700 Yeah. Well, that's, this is the idea of like the pointing at the attention to so now your

01:00:31.540 attention is being given back to that, whatever LLM simulation, astral projection, spiritual

01:00:38.320 entity, rather than something else. But I wanted to ask you, in your opinion, in your, your journey

01:00:44.240 studies, when you're pointing your energy at something, what in your opinion is the best

01:00:51.600 place to point it? Because you had mentioned things like, I don't know, figure out your career

01:00:56.120 or a hobby or something like that, or your family. What do you do and where do you think it's best to

01:01:03.140 point at? It's going to be different for everyone, for sure. I think we all have our own gifts. We

01:01:10.180 all have our own maybe purpose here on this planet this this plane so it's hard it's not a

01:01:16.320 prescriptive it's not a one-size-fits-all for me I have I've just poured the time into my passions

01:01:27.100 and hobbies and though and in one my professional career I do video production but something that I

01:01:34.240 have video production graphic design like visual communication but I've also been a hobbyist

01:01:39.520 photographer for many years and I started to, once I kind of let go of certain energy, certain

01:01:50.420 trappings, let's say, and I had some extra bandwidth, I kind of poured more into that

01:01:58.980 photography hobby and something opened up in the universe and now I actually get paid to take

01:02:05.980 photos regularly. That wasn't the case before. It was just a little hobby. But once I really

01:02:11.540 turned my focus to it and really gave myself to it and almost told the universe that this

01:02:21.220 is something that I'm actually really, really passionate about and I'm going to give it

01:02:25.580 my all, some weird trap door opened, a side door, a side window, and it said, you're coming

01:02:32.060 in this way and we're going to make this official and that that is and also I started this it sounds

01:02:38.920 silly when I say it out loud but um it's actually very meaningful to me but I started I moved into

01:02:42.940 a new neighborhood and um when I moved in there I said let me do something to kind of um make some

01:02:48.880 new friends some hyper local kind of community building so I started doing I started doing yoga

01:02:53.860 in the park teaching free yoga um on in the weekends on this local park and I just put up

01:02:59.260 signs that said yoga in the park. And lo and behold, people actually showed up. And that was

01:03:04.120 months ago. And it's been, it's six months ago, longer than that, actually, since October of last

01:03:09.760 year. And it's become a regular thing. It's growing. And I don't know what it's going to do

01:03:15.700 or where it's going to go. I'm not trying to make this into my profession. It's just something that

01:03:19.080 I like to do and like to share. But I've made true, legitimate friendships from it. It has

01:03:25.260 enriched my life in ways that are, would have been impossible to estimate going in or to really

01:03:31.180 fathom. Um, I, even tonight I I'm going to, um, Columbia verse, um, Uzbekistan, I think I'm going

01:03:39.460 to, you know, I'm in a world cup city. I I'm in Dallas, Texas. The world cup is here. The world

01:03:47.840 has come to me. And one of my new friends from yoga, she's from Columbia. And so she's invited

01:03:53.900 me to kind of come into her world and experience the fanfare and everything through, through her.

01:04:01.020 And that's something that I wouldn't like my, I'm also, also I've got through, I've got like four

01:04:06.920 things planned this week with new friends that I have made from this little yoga effort. It has

01:04:12.620 truly changed my life. It has truly changed my life. And what has it required of me? Really

01:04:20.120 nothing really nothing other than my time and my dedicated some focused attention a little bit of

01:04:25.680 effort I got I got a I bought a printer so I could print some signs so you know I do that every week

01:04:31.280 I print some signs I go up on the pavement I go put them up around the neighborhood that's it I

01:04:36.600 would be doing yoga anyway yoga outside in the park on a weekend I would be doing that anyway

01:04:41.020 it's something that I love and something that it takes it takes nothing of me to share and the

01:04:46.840 benefits are immense. People also enjoy it. So they're benefiting from it. It's a win, win,

01:04:52.020 win, win, win for all parties involved and it's free. And that's something that I would have

01:04:58.040 never thought to do. I would have never thought to do that until I had the mindset of pour it

01:05:04.800 back into your own life. Start with your hobbies, start with your passions and share those. We all

01:05:12.460 have a gift. We all have things that we have a natural affinity for. Share them. Pour yourself,

01:05:19.180 do it and share it. And maybe that's the purpose of this place. And yeah, it might not give you

01:05:25.440 the benefit immediately that you think you're going to get, but down river, there's going to

01:05:31.400 be something that takes place because of what you did. And it may not be a linear line, but it's,

01:05:38.780 it's going to it's going to open up a pathway that could have never existed before and the

01:05:44.360 only reason it does exist is because you've decided just to to just do it and the wise words

01:05:48.760 of nike just do it just do it yeah we we talk on this show a lot you know you're talking about going

01:05:55.760 to this this soccer game and and you joked about it before the the show started you called it bread

01:06:00.840 and circus and we had a little bit of a laugh because it's like there is this this thing if

01:06:08.080 i'm going to call us conspiracy theorists we're supposed to shake our fist or historically have

01:06:13.100 at every instance of bread and circus of distraction of you know the new term is

01:06:19.960 goyslop um everything that they want to feed you that is some sort of poison and i think you know

01:06:27.740 we've also done the same thing here on the show which is like yeah just enjoy some of it i'm not

01:06:33.180 saying like go in and obsess over soccer like don't obsess over it right people make like a

01:06:39.320 thing their identity and it's everything that they're about now is is i'm a soccer fan or i'm

01:06:43.960 a football fan or whatever but like we were joking about the white house ufc event and it is so

01:06:51.180 goitacular like they are jumping the dirt bikes off of the ramps and they're doing the pyrotechnics

01:06:59.140 and you know it's a little boy's dream little boy's dream for sure it's like dude you know

01:07:04.640 i i don't want to be the type of person that is so accurately diagnose the the trappings of the 0.99

01:07:13.560 world to the extent that they by virtue of identifying them make me a miserable asshole 0.92

01:07:19.100 i don't want that like i don't want to look into this thing and become misery in the world but not 0.99

01:07:24.640 of it yeah yeah yeah uh there's a the scripture in the bible where it's talking about how you

01:07:30.000 should be as a as a person here and it's you're supposed to be a pilgrim and a stranger so not

01:07:35.340 necessarily listen i do have a house so it's a bit of a hypocrite but uh i like my house i 0.83

01:07:39.740 fucking want it in my house so that's why i got it not because i need it yeah i like that 0.96

01:07:43.120 it's all right i'm gonna burn it down later but uh it's the only way it's the only way 0.98

01:07:49.040 we should we shouldn't like have firm roots in this world or whatever especially now that we've

01:07:56.320 like seen it from the outside from a third party perspective so you're just kind of passing through

01:08:00.900 but i'm passing through it so i'm like i you know i put my ufc hat on you go and i go hey

01:08:06.260 great fights and then i go and i take that off and then i keep doing my thing you know it's a

01:08:11.800 balance you got to be able to diagnose it like well why is this thing terrible for you okay now

01:08:16.340 that i know it's terrible for you i'm gonna watch it it's like why is this you know a cup of high

01:08:21.920 seed bad for you because all the added sugars in the day but i'm gonna maybe i'll have a sip

01:08:25.880 sometimes and go that's pretty good goy slap i wanted to it's i i love your story about how like

01:08:31.740 you're you've now aimed your attention at uh at these these other things rather than this one

01:08:37.320 thing that is destructive in your life it's like gonna destroy your soul uh i've done the same

01:08:42.720 thing but my attention of the last over the last two years or so maybe less than that has been but

01:08:48.660 you know we come from what's a better word than religious not religious I'm coming from a different

01:08:54.960 standpoint where it's like okay my aim now is at God whatever that is God so like the this show

01:09:01.300 we're using I'm using to try to figure out the personality of God what is that what is this thing

01:09:06.340 that has created us and i go i don't know so all of my attention is aimed at that and now all of

01:09:14.060 my interests are also aimed at that whatever that is and the trickle-down effect that i've had from

01:09:20.060 that has been tremendous oh yeah it's almost like a cheat code for me because i'm like oh yeah look

01:09:24.460 at that everything that i like if i aim it towards god which would be truth which would be

01:09:31.320 justice righteousness the the creator a king something that's larger than me it also takes

01:09:37.080 a lot of responsibility off of me in this and it's it's such a weird dynamic right because

01:09:42.040 way that savior you're like you have to because as as a conspiracy theorist you have to save

01:09:46.940 everybody i don't got to do that you got to tell everybody and ring the alarms and save the world

01:09:50.880 and that's a fool's errand i think too but it's it's funny because it's the same sort of thing

01:09:55.420 it's like i put i put attention into that i grow this and then the benefits that i reap from it

01:10:00.700 have been tremendous it's like i don't even know tenfold like where we're sitting right now

01:10:05.460 doesn't happen if my attention isn't aimed at that way david would be in his house and i'd be

01:10:11.180 in mine and we'd be doing a remote local thing but instead we have an entire studio and a coffee

01:10:15.920 shop because of like circumstances beyond our control but where we're aimed at and certainly

01:10:21.280 the aim is not at whatever the fuck the news is telling us yeah you know or like those stories

01:10:27.540 that are just cycling through and we have to pay attention to this. It's like, no, no, I'm not doing 0.92

01:10:31.080 that. I'm doing something else. I think I found my favorite thing to aim at. And, uh, but then

01:10:36.560 that also gets to this idea of like your attention, right? We're talking about aim and your attention

01:10:41.520 and really aim and attention is a term for worship. So like, what are you worshiping? Right? Yeah.

01:10:49.820 And then when you're in worship is our, is, is the most powerful form of focused attention.

01:10:54.780 yeah that's and that's what i've so reading reading the bible and really understanding

01:11:00.580 this and coming from like a like a technical musical biblical standpoint like you start to

01:11:04.880 understand where all of this stuff is directed and where the energy is flowing and what these

01:11:11.240 things want and as you said like we started the show we're talking about the human body as a

01:11:15.900 machine and what is it meant to do it's just all we do is make worship it's this way or that way

01:11:21.240 Yeah, we did that episode recently. Somebody said, what is worship? And I use that expression that you used earlier, HV, which is like where attention goes, energy flows. So if your attention is on a thing, I think by nature of, you know, just reality and everything that I've observed, you're worshiping that thing.

01:11:38.320 And addiction is worship. Addiction is worship. Addiction is a form of worship. Yes. Like it's

01:11:44.320 to a particular substance or to a gambling, like gambling, drugs, sex. There's addictions to all

01:11:51.440 sorts of things, but it's a form of worshiping that thing. And we use worship, like really the

01:11:56.520 word is kind of tethered to an idea of, of God. And that's, you know, kind of what it's formulated

01:12:01.180 around. But I think that, yeah, worship is actually more about your relationship to the

01:12:08.020 thing that you're approaching and uh and this realm will give you all kinds of crap to worship

01:12:13.620 right it's like hey how about super mario how about money yeah how about uh you know this show

01:12:19.100 series how about uh fashion any number of things is are presented to you we worship celebrities

01:12:25.040 absolutely yeah so but i to to the to the idea of like giving it up to something higher than

01:12:33.260 yourself. I think that that is actually very powerful too. I don't know who or what God is,

01:12:38.660 but I do find myself getting more spiritual, I guess, as I go through this life. And I have a

01:12:48.820 strange feeling that God is benevolent and humorous, good humor, good natured. I actually

01:12:59.520 see the simple smiley face whenever I see, you know, there's just the round yellow smiley face

01:13:06.400 with two eyes and a mouth. That simple symbol, which is really everywhere once you start to

01:13:12.560 notice it. Whenever I see that, I say that's the face of God. Just a peaceful, happy, benevolent,

01:13:24.740 good-natured good-humored observer there's too many things we talk about it on the show there's

01:13:31.500 too many things that are funny for god to not be funny you know this idea i heard uh owen talking

01:13:38.020 about it so that might have been like a point that came from owen that you said that like when it hit

01:13:42.780 me i was like oh man like the idea of like bernie made off made off with everybody's money hilarious

01:13:47.300 um there's so many names he did dummy there's so many names where those are called antroponyms

01:13:53.540 zero names names that are particularly suited to their particularly or ironically suited to their

01:13:58.660 owner anthony weiner sex pest exactly what's crazy about that is to put a name on it is almost the

01:14:06.760 illusion of a diagnosis or the illusion of like understanding that phenomenon right that's what 0.98

01:14:11.640 we do it's teen he's got teen in his name jizz lane means sex traffic jizz means sex lane means 0.97

01:14:21.500 road on which you traffic traffic goes jizz lane come on in the name come on yeah yeah and then 0.93

01:14:30.380 what's messed up is like and it goes on and on and on and on this is one of my favorite i know

01:14:34.940 but it's but it's also like it's like that's funny like you're not supposed to laugh at me

01:14:39.180 it is very funny yeah i'm like you're good they think they're so clever and they are you know

01:14:46.620 and i just say like you can't make this up but they do but they do you can't make this up

01:14:53.660 his name is made off he made off with their money you can't make this up

01:14:57.820 i mean you gave him all your money so he could yeah that's the other thing too and we gave him

01:15:01.420 all the money what was your first clue you know but and bankman free you know that whole thing

01:15:06.140 with the ft f tx or yeah you know and that whole his name also you know with with the with the

01:15:12.380 banking and the free and the freeman and the freed and the fried and however you know and all the

01:15:16.380 the different multiple the multiple beautiful it's it's it's magnificent yeah it is it's getting

01:15:23.460 created but that idea of the smiley face it i think what you mean is like it it puts you at

01:15:27.860 ease when you see it because it is one of these symbols where you look and you go huh yeah it's

01:15:32.480 actually kind of there too like once i had this theory that the smiley face was a face of god i

01:15:36.520 actually began to see it in times that i was having a hard time like going through a personally

01:15:41.560 a hard time i would look over and there'd be a plastic bag blowing down the street and staring

01:15:48.760 at me from this plastic bag was the the face of god yeah thank you come again girl yeah thank you

01:15:54.980 come again thank you it's gonna be fine or yeah smile you're on camera as i'm walking by and it's

01:16:01.700 a smiley face and for you know and maybe i'm having a really dark thought or something or i'm

01:16:06.620 troubled by something i can get as much as sunshine and rainbows as i seem like i project out of

01:16:11.660 myself i can go through really really really hard times and really dark times and it's in those hard

01:16:17.560 times and dark times that i've actually noticed that symbol just staring at me just right in front

01:16:22.440 of me and i'm like oh hello there yeah there smiley face but everything's gonna be okay isn't

01:16:27.780 it yeah that's the message overwhelmingly that you know is in the bible it's this idea of do not

01:16:33.400 fear god exists in the bible 365 times i do not have to be a christian to recognize a daily

01:16:40.080 reminder when i see it yeah what's the other thing uh do not be discouraged don't even be

01:16:45.720 discouraged don't even be discouraged that's one of the things that i think when we're talking about

01:16:50.520 the uh the npc whether it be your mom or my my aunt sorry mom i love you yeah no it's it's in

01:16:58.440 the end it's it's a fear there is a critical fear at a certain point that's blocking them

01:17:04.260 from seeing what's possible yeah like uh my aunt she was like she's stuck in a situation it's not

01:17:11.100 even a bad situation it's like well her house is falling apart but i was like you could sell that 0.99

01:17:14.740 house for a million dollars get the hell out of there and in the condition it's in get the fuck 0.65

01:17:18.340 out and do whatever you want to do and she's like i'm not like you people make their own traps dude

01:17:23.580 and i'm like you could do whatever you want yeah you can and she's like no no we're not the same

01:17:29.280 i'm like we're we're the same thing i made her the same thing as you yep i took my old house i sold

01:17:34.300 it i went to a place i didn't know but as long as you say that fear not dog we're not the same as

01:17:38.440 long as you say that as long as you believe that this goes to the idea of belief i told her that

01:17:41.800 too i said but what you said right there next year you'll still be in the same spot cursing yourself

01:17:46.640 yeah you just curse yourself and i said but i don't think you're like that and we'll see what

01:17:50.540 happens i spoke like i'm trying to speak like a blessing over yeah speak life positive affirmation

01:17:55.260 whatever you want to call it and i don't know we'll see if it worked but she's ready to like

01:18:00.580 she's stuck because she's scared people make their own that's overwhelmingly what i see i think we

01:18:05.520 all know somebody even the listeners right now you all know somebody hopefully it's not you that is

01:18:09.520 in your life or peripheral to your life that has all these things and when you hear the stories you

01:18:14.220 go why don't they just do this why they why don't they just do that and it's like you realize like

01:18:18.640 people make their own prisons and they stay there and i think there's something about fear and this

01:18:23.600 is very i think i i don't want to say i think i know this is true because i've lived it it is it's

01:18:29.580 it's addicting right there's a fear that is um especially when it comes to the drama of of life

01:18:36.640 and the drama of like let's say conspiracy the wider scale what's going to happen to the world

01:18:41.180 um man let me tell you even during covid even during covid there was something people are

01:18:48.480 probably gonna and i you know this might be received the wrong way and that's fine there

01:18:51.800 was something fucking cool about the world getting locked down i remember running the avenue and it

01:18:57.920 being empty dude i remember uh very vanilla sky you know very vanilla time time square yeah exactly 0.85

01:19:06.440 my my cousin was in that's why i say very vanilla sky my cousin was in vegas and he's sending me

01:19:11.840 videos under amber lights at night walking the strip alone entirely alone and i go 0.96

01:19:19.060 fuck this is cool this is so cool and and you know other people are really giving into the fear 0.95

01:19:25.940 but my relationship with fear is just different because i was a conspiracy theorist so i really 0.99

01:19:30.040 like traumatized myself and then and then it kind of became like i don't know like life was a cool

01:19:35.460 movie or something like that so um that that sort of thing of creating your own trap and and living

01:19:41.000 in your own trap. It's the mental models, the mindsets. Yeah. Yeah. I can't do it because X,

01:19:46.340 Y, Z, there'll be a million. And like, it doesn't matter how many counter arguments you provide.

01:19:51.000 They've got a, they've got another one on deck. They've got another reason and rationale of why,

01:19:56.100 oh, I couldn't, I could never do that because X, Y, Z. And then you go, well, actually, no,

01:19:59.780 no, no, no, no. And then they've got something else, you know? So it's like, there's, there's

01:20:02.460 never, your logic will never penetrate because it's, that's just not the way that they're

01:20:07.340 set up to operate and you got to stop. You got to just like stop arguing. And I see that. I see

01:20:15.740 that a lot. I see that a lot with people in a mindset of, um, I'm going to wait to do X until

01:20:22.280 Y. Oh yeah. Wait to do X until Y. Here's a good example for you. I had, I had a friend who she

01:20:30.020 always wanted to lose weight. And when she really started getting active about it, like talking

01:20:35.360 about it i mean just really it was like i'm gonna wait until i can buy the right shoes from nike i

01:20:41.360 can buy the right outfits from this i'm gonna wait until i lose a little bit of weight and then i'll

01:20:45.780 go to the gym everything was like i'm going to do this after i do that yeah and that will stop

01:20:52.160 anything and everything from starting yes you just gotta start you just gotta in the wise words of

01:20:59.540 mikey just do it yeah people are so like on that npc conversation you're saying some people aren't

01:21:07.300 just aren't very programmed for that and i think there's a reason there's there's systems right

01:21:11.540 the fractal nature of reality or the spiritual principles of as above so below um or on earth

01:21:18.060 as it is in heaven like there are these systems that i believe likely exist in in a spiritual

01:21:24.920 realm in a realm outside of ours and we emulate and create them in a in a slightly watered down

01:21:30.800 physical way i think computer programs are some sort of a reflection of the nature of like the

01:21:38.220 human mind or the human experience we people aren't programmed like that but we are always

01:21:43.960 being offered up different programs you can break that program i always wonder well i always used to

01:21:49.900 tell i would tell clint or maybe even toad when we were dealing with twitter like we're doing a

01:21:55.040 lot of fun stuff on twitter and that's kind of how like i grew my name but i i'd say there's a

01:21:59.740 combination of keystrokes that i can type at a certain specific moment that would make me

01:22:06.780 as famous as anybody else oh yeah that is just a de facto true yeah you can do this so it's like

01:22:13.660 well what does that mean then if there's something that i can do like there are a series of characters

01:22:19.220 in a certain place that I can put that would you can hijack yeah you can programming we can

01:22:24.920 yeah we can we are coders we are coders in this reality system and I think that we can and it

01:22:33.740 doesn't even require us putting actual keys into the keyboard keys into characters into the system

01:22:39.000 I think that we can actually do that with our thoughts with our actions with our intentions

01:22:42.240 with our how we move through this world with our words our words are very powerful yeah words are

01:22:49.260 perhaps the most powerful it's spellcraft it is spellcraft yeah that's why i don't know where you

01:22:56.540 are on this idea but like every time somebody has this experience with something that's external to

01:23:00.440 the to the human right like um you know insert spiritual entity here or alien entity here or

01:23:07.360 cryptid they're always speaking telepathically and i'm like no there's something very special

01:23:11.740 about speaking out loud you talked about the bible and god creating everything with the word like

01:23:17.040 yeah there's there's there's a vibrational frequency element to speaking right this whole

01:23:22.520 realm is made of vibration and frequency uh we emit it and and then you're telling me that god

01:23:28.120 created everything with it like yeah there's there's something speaking is very very powerful

01:23:33.040 i believe it i wanted to ask you because you were getting on this idea of the um the human body as

01:23:40.540 a machine yes have you seen an extraordinary machine yeah have you seen any like actual

01:23:46.540 external evidence kind of like what we're talking about about these so you know we're speaking a

01:23:50.700 positive affirmation over somebody or like the the water will crystallize in a chaotic fashion

01:23:55.380 if you say call it at the n-word or whatever um have you seen in your studies any anything that

01:24:02.120 can be measured of uh i don't know something like the externalities that we're putting off these

01:24:08.300 like frequencies waves vibrations that we're constantly putting off whether it be good

01:24:12.540 feelings or words or even song or things like that um i'm i'm not sure if i really understand

01:24:20.220 the question but i do think that we emit we're light beings we're humans hue meaning frequent

01:24:26.460 waves of light um spectrum of color uh i and we actually glow we're bioluminescent um we don't

01:24:31.980 see it on each other but outside of the system like we actually do emit a light we are light

01:24:38.780 light light based beings actually uh the sanskrit word um bodhi b-o-d-h-i means kind of sounds like

01:24:46.380 body but it means light um and i do think that we are we are light beings um and i do think that

01:24:51.820 i mean we have kind of casual vocabulary around this like that girl's got a good vibe or that

01:24:56.140 guy's got a bad vibe you know and we kind of we kind of colloquially understand just in the

01:25:03.420 vocabulary that we have that some certain people emit a certain frequency that is positive or

01:25:07.820 negative you can experience that just by being around someone or you can you know say you walk

01:25:12.540 into a room and two people were just arguing and you walk in and they're they're not doing anything

01:25:17.820 the second you walk in but there is a palpable noticeable tension in the room there is a yeah

01:25:22.700 you could cut it with, there's a thickness to the air. Yes. Yes. And so I do think that,

01:25:30.900 I think that we have, um, an extraordinary effect on the, uh, aether around us. And I

01:25:39.240 think air is technology. I think air transmits, um, air is a medium through which information,

01:25:44.040 uh, can travel and pass. Absolutely. Absolutely. Like just because we can't see it and really

01:25:49.920 interact with it in a meaningful way um doesn't mean it's not working over it's it's all around

01:25:55.860 us and i think it's it absolutely is a medium that can be uh traveled through and and um it

01:26:01.820 carries our word vibrations and in yes every every but i think you know our thoughts too can

01:26:07.980 become things it's not just our words it's um it's our intentions as well like you can have

01:26:13.760 certain words but your intentions can be not in line with your words and that i think it affects

01:26:21.320 the the frequency and the total vibration that comes out my name is human vibration why why is

01:26:28.080 my name human vibration because i think that we are a sum total of our vibe individually and

01:26:35.040 collectively um and i think that we can as individuals we can improve um we can we can

01:26:43.120 uh strengthen in a positive way uh our our total vibration and that is our our total body health

01:26:51.740 and wellness our spiritual health and wellness our our it's really the mind body spirit sort of

01:26:56.920 situation um we can do all sorts of things to improve our frequency to to better our frequency

01:27:04.020 or to, uh, um, or to make it worse or, or to, to bring it down. There's lots of things that are

01:27:11.540 very easily, you know, we talked about it earlier. Certain, I think addictions can completely crash

01:27:17.500 your, your, your, your human vibration can bring, can lower you down into a vibration that is

01:27:23.820 negative and so negative in a sense that that is your entire world. And that is everything that,

01:27:29.300 that you are attracting is on that vibe as well. Our vibe attracts our tribe, I believe. And so,

01:27:34.020 if you're kind of down a slippery slope and you've fallen into a bad vibe situation for yourself I

01:27:39.940 think that everything around you is going to be a mirror of your internal the people that you

01:27:44.640 interact with the situations that you find yourself in the general scape of the world around

01:27:51.020 you is going to be a reflection of your own personal vibration your own personal frequency

01:27:57.280 and the opposite is true also like I think then when things are going when you are on a positive

01:28:03.280 wavelength, when you are improving, when you are really focused on that mind, body, spirit

01:28:09.220 connection, when your actions are in line with your intentions, when your words are

01:28:15.760 in line with your intention, when everything falls in a line, your actions, your intentions

01:28:20.800 and your behaviors and thoughts and everything, when everything's actually in line, I think

01:28:28.220 that it positively affects the world around you. Uh, world peace begins inside of me. I believe

01:28:34.380 that. I believe that we actually have to improve ourselves first, and then we will see some

01:28:42.240 improvement in the world around us. This is the past six years. Um, as human vibration has been

01:28:47.540 a real self self improvement journey in a way. Um, I was kind of a shit person for a good portion 0.99

01:28:54.080 of my life. I was asleep at the wheel. I was going along with all the programming. I, I was lost in 1.00

01:29:02.340 a lot of the trappings. I, I loved gossip. I loved, um, kind of shitting on, you know, I loved getting

01:29:10.040 together with the gals and just shitting on everything. You know, I just had a real, I liked 1.00

01:29:14.140 negative. Like I was attracted to, to, to the negative. I was attracted to things that I drank

01:29:19.300 a lot of alcohol back then um i had not i'm not saying that that's a blanket negative thing but

01:29:25.840 for me um decoupling or coming to a new realization of like what alcohol is and how it affects my

01:29:32.280 system that's been a real eye-opener and i i a game changer and now i don't even drink alcohol

01:29:36.780 anymore every once in a while i'll let a little loose but that is really once in a blue moon it's

01:29:40.700 not a it's not something that i take lightly or take um do daily or something like that uh little

01:29:47.360 little things can um and little changes make huge huge huge differences in our lives i remember um

01:29:55.860 on the show realize radio my co-host rambo he randomly cut out caffeine just decided one day

01:30:01.920 he was going to cut it out and the changes that began in his life that truly can be measured from

01:30:08.960 that moment like he got a new job he got a new apartment he got a new like thing his within a

01:30:14.120 year, his whole life was different just from the, and, and people are like, well, did it really

01:30:18.740 happen from quitting caffeine? Who's to say, who's to say, but he made, he made a change in his

01:30:26.480 absolute routine. He cracked that wheel. He got himself off, off, off. He, he, he removed one

01:30:33.240 element of that routine. And from there, it seemed to open up a whole new slipstream for him to

01:30:42.080 enter into to experience of this world of life. And the radical change that happened from that

01:30:49.500 is something that I was able to observe. But I'm getting very far afield from the initial

01:30:55.760 question. I'm not even sure if I understood the initial question of like, our vibe.

01:30:59.300 I don't think I understood it either when I asked it. But I think you answered it somehow.

01:31:04.360 I do. But yeah, I do think that we're vibing. And I think that everything that we do

01:31:07.800 affects that are affects our frequency oh we vibe it you know even if people don't think that you

01:31:12.880 have like you know let's say you don't really subscribe to this idea of of attracting things

01:31:18.540 like a sort of field that draws you know like-minded things inward i've talked about it on

01:31:23.700 the show just in the sense of a muscle um like anything you can train it and everybody knows

01:31:28.780 somebody who just focuses on the negative and what happens is when you become when you look 0.95

01:31:35.140 for things to let's say bitch and moan about you become very good at finding things to bitch and

01:31:40.800 moan about and and like a muscle you can train it to the extent that um your perception is always

01:31:47.960 going to be this thing that is set on finding negative things to complain about and then it

01:31:53.640 becomes all you seal but the but the opposite is true too it's the epitome of like a jerry seinfeld

01:31:58.260 joke right it's like what's the deal with name whatever yeah and you complain about it and it's 0.91

01:32:03.000 like funny yes but in the end you're like damn you're kind of dragging me down though right 0.96

01:32:08.520 the the community aspect of bitching and moaning is a huge um is it hot or is it a dog everybody 0.96

01:32:16.700 loves getting together and complaining if it's complaining about your you know your sports team 0.97

01:32:21.020 or you're complaining about your job or you're complaining about your relationship or your it's

01:32:24.300 like it becomes this thing it becomes a feedback loop and you like anything can get really good

01:32:30.120 at that which is to say you can make your life really bad because it's all you ever focus on

01:32:35.160 but the same is true for the opposite if you are somebody who is constantly looking for like

01:32:38.760 what was awesome about today or what things do i have to be grateful for if you do that even just

01:32:45.260 as a practice on a regular basis you become really good at finding shit that's awesome and things to

01:32:50.240 be grateful for and then suddenly your your you know scope of vision becomes uh you know its 0.60

01:32:55.780 nature is finding things that are awesome and finding things to be grateful for. And that just

01:33:01.200 changes your entire life. So, you know, for people that go, oh, I don't know about the idea of

01:33:04.940 attracting things. It's like, I think we're in a super state, right? You use like a Schrodinger's

01:33:09.640 cat kind of a deal. Like we are in a quantum state of a life that sucks and a life that is 0.80

01:33:15.460 great simultaneously. And your focus determines which one of those is the reality. God, that's

01:33:21.320 probably more true i love the schrodinger's state uh element yeah because it's and i also think

01:33:27.540 there's an element of seek seek and ye shall find seek and ye shall find and you know the direction

01:33:32.200 that you're seeking is going to be what you're finding so if you're always looking for the

01:33:35.460 negative that's what you're going to find and if you're always looking for the positive that's

01:33:39.660 going to be represented so much more things don't bother me like they used to i used to get so

01:33:45.680 so annoyed by the by the littlest things the slighted by you know if someone cut in front

01:33:53.020 of me in line are you a traffic enjoyer well now okay so I used to be a bit of a speed demon

01:33:59.600 a little bit of a little bit of a menace on the streets but um I have renegotiated my

01:34:05.680 relationship with time and I never let myself rush anymore I just do not I actually think

01:34:11.600 that time slows down when we refuse to rush i experiment with that all the time in my daily

01:34:17.860 life um it's just like my wife the funny thing is is there's like i'm i'm i'm i'm pretty punctual

01:34:28.580 like i rarely i rarely show up late so it's not really part of my personality to be to be late

01:34:32.700 but there are times where i'm i'm cutting it close let's say i'm cutting it close and there

01:34:37.340 are times where i will say to myself like god there's just not enough time for there's just

01:34:41.200 not enough time for everything i need to do and as soon as i feel myself letting that thought in

01:34:46.140 i go nope there's time for everything yeah there's time for everything just start doing it

01:34:53.440 just do that first thing and i guarantee you girl you'll check everything off your list or if you're

01:34:59.380 like oh my god there's no way i'll make it there on time just get in the car and don't rush just

01:35:06.560 just start going do not rush do not stress do not allow your state of being to be in a scarcity

01:35:14.960 lacking um negative experience where you're expecting to be like there have been times where

01:35:23.080 i should be late i should be late based on the the sheer distance between point a and point b

01:35:30.280 and i kind of know that when i'm starting out like i'm i'm a little behind but i just say don't worry

01:35:36.340 do not fear do not fear just get in the car and go and by god no traffic green lights all ahead

01:35:45.840 of me somehow the gps said it was going to be an hour and 15 minutes and i make it there

01:35:50.600 in an hour and four minutes you know and i'm perfectly i'm pulling up two minutes before i

01:35:56.420 need to and i would have been late or early you know and and i think it's because

01:36:02.220 i have i have renegotiated my relationship with time and i think that time is a construct

01:36:08.960 and time is just a um a measurement tool it's just a variable in the equation it's just a

01:36:16.780 variable in the equation it can be futzed with just like any mathematical variable it's malleable

01:36:21.500 and if you're always rushing you will always be rushed and you will always be late

01:36:26.100 if you don't let yourself feel that i have a weird feeling like you just start to move

01:36:32.840 differently in the world and you might just find i think it more like restructures the way you

01:36:39.620 approach everything and you don't find yourself getting into these situations so much where you're

01:36:43.680 like stacked on stacked on stacked on stacked and you're always like ah how am i gonna do everything

01:36:47.040 you actually kind of learn to to manage your life in a more um realistic fashion and move through

01:36:53.580 the world in a more um healthy way and and positive way healthy positive way um but yeah

01:37:00.600 that's one that's just a little experiment that i have um i have done myself i conducted many times

01:37:05.780 myself and i shared a lot on the show i tell people just don't rush stop rushing stop letting

01:37:11.580 that energy run through your veins just be sometimes we got to be completely delulu like

01:37:17.900 Like, be delusional in your expectation of things to work out.

01:37:22.320 Yeah, I think that the phrase that keeps on producing on this show is perception is reality.

01:37:31.540 And it's like it's one of those things that has so many layers to it that if it was a basket, so many things that you unpack in conversation can be tossed straight into that basket.

01:37:41.300 There's another thing that pretty much lines up with perception is reality.

01:37:45.360 um yeah we're coming up on on the the close of this show here so i want to number one thank you

01:37:51.500 for your time it was good to catch up it's been uh 600 episodes 600 episodes since our last

01:37:57.880 time is relative time is relative it feels like time's a construct before we get out of here let's

01:38:05.100 remind everybody where they can find your work um twitter at um at he at human vibration on twitter

01:38:13.300 and I've just kind of gotten back onto Twitter.

01:38:15.620 I kind of went dormant on Twitter for a while.

01:38:17.660 I was really active in 2020, 2021

01:38:19.280 and just kind of let it exist.

01:38:21.780 And now I'm kind of getting back on there.

01:38:23.280 So Twitter, at humanvibration underscore Insta.

01:38:27.180 I feel like I share a little bit more

01:38:29.060 of my personal life on the Instagram.

01:38:31.680 Some of my stories are just a little bit more of my life

01:38:35.860 and I have a lot of highlights

01:38:38.780 on some of my fascinations

01:38:40.200 and of course just my feed.

01:38:42.320 And then I have a podcast, Realize Radio.

01:38:45.960 I co-host with Rambo.

01:38:48.060 He's at SeekTheTruth101 on Twitter.

01:38:51.020 But we've been recording together since 2001.

01:38:54.900 Again, we've got the Patreon, and that's got continuing recordings, episodes, bonus episodes,

01:39:01.800 a vast array of content.

01:39:05.660 You can see movie analysis on there.

01:39:07.380 We do movie reviews.

01:39:08.860 Every once in a while, we have something called Real Talk,

01:39:11.140 which is where we talk about relationships and love

01:39:12.900 which is something that we never

01:39:14.380 we don't really ever broach on the show

01:39:16.780 just because I don't really feel like I'm

01:39:18.640 very good at them and so I don't really want to give too much

01:39:20.940 advice but every once in a while we'll

01:39:22.300 and those actually end up being

01:39:24.700 really popular very special episodes

01:39:26.760 but

01:39:28.780 yeah so that's on Patreon but if you're

01:39:30.920 curious what Realize Radio is all about

01:39:33.040 we do have some free episodes the early

01:39:35.000 episodes and some more recent episodes

01:39:36.940 are available on Spotify

01:39:38.600 Apple

01:39:39.680 um pod bean whatever however you get your um author also on youtube there's a youtube slash

01:39:45.800 realize radio up there um just rss feed keeps that populated because if i left left up to me

01:39:51.640 i wouldn't upload anything to youtube but um yeah it's a it's a little and realize radio is uh it's

01:39:57.700 it's a content um platform but it's also a community that's the most special part of it

01:40:01.560 we have monthly group zooms people from all over the world connect and those are really amazing

01:40:06.940 I love the community

01:40:09.400 and we've got a Discord

01:40:10.960 which is my favorite social media platform

01:40:13.980 the Realize Radio Discord

01:40:14.980 I spend a lot of my time

01:40:17.080 and put a lot of my discoveries on there

01:40:18.900 things that are never on any other platform

01:40:21.040 and it's just become a beautiful ecosystem

01:40:23.740 and I love it so much

01:40:25.440 Excellent

01:40:26.540 I do like your logo

01:40:28.240 the halftone eye is really a cool look here

01:40:31.280 Very graphic

01:40:32.480 And the one eye symbol

01:40:34.520 I think we need to take back some of our symbols

01:40:36.000 you know they don't have the ability to create symbols they just co-opt them yeah even like the

01:40:41.220 nazi symbol before it was co-opted by the quote-unquote nazi party which i've got a whole

01:40:46.800 presentation on um the not c party uh if you're curious about that um you can always yeah that's

01:40:54.900 available uh on rise above live i've done some presentations for their show but um the nazi

01:41:00.400 symbol the swastika it was a symbol of peace you know tibetan temple you know it was a symbol of

01:41:05.980 peace and prosperity and just got hijacked and bastardized and didn't they switch the direction

01:41:11.140 of it to like an inversion almost yeah so that's how it goes everything's twisted and inverted it

01:41:15.940 was originally supposed to represent uh the procession of the equinox i believe yeah yeah

01:41:20.760 and it does like the big dipper if you if you kind of follow that around it really does make 0.72

01:41:25.240 a swastika yeah yeah well they take everything let's take it all back some would say base

01:41:29.420 thank you for coming thanks for coming on hb and a fun episode we got to wrap it up so 0.89

01:41:37.340 until next time don't forget to obey submit and comply we'll see you later

01:41:42.080 they bred with daughters of men and they will do it again

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Nephilim Death Squad - June 26, 2026

The Human Machine w⧸ HV of Human Vibration

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