March 29, 2025 • 31 mins
Ep.15: Spectrum of Perspective - Hide your hand, protect your heart, show them what they want to see, not what they need to know, truth of lies. In this episode Mr.BasTiEn garnish the lies that's covered in the hidden truths as all truths carries perceptional lies. Decoding truths and lies govern by world civilizations through social educations of what is to be or not to be. How do we learn our truths compared others of our surroundings, allowing yourcelf to experience truth from first-hand, surroundings, and spiritual enlightment.
"My Energy Ecliptic, loves circle persona
Celf love best love = world love u knows my honor.
Greetings, Thy be your host JaMes Peter Bastien
In peace prosperity power, it’s my honor
To share my affirmations- visualizations in unisons manifestation in all satisfactions
The mind, body & soul is to grow in all facades
Presented in procreation
This is MB9T Podcast show
May you be at peace in whatever the action is proclaiming, ascending the greatest of all satisfaction like your goals a bull eyes, your actions the dart, believe in you know matter the ending or the start, for your life, must you claim it
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(00:00):
Energy, ecliptic.
(00:10):
Love's circle persona.
Self love, best love, world love.
You know it's my honor.
Greetings, God be your host, Jimez Peter Bastion.
Peace, prosperity, power.
It is my honor to share my affirmation, visualizations, and unison manifestations and all satisfactions.
(00:40):
The mind, body, and soul is to grow in all facets.
Presented in procreation, this is MB19 podcast show.
May you be at peace in whatever the action is proclaiming.
Asscending the greatest of all satisfaction like your gold's a bull's eye, your actions
(01:01):
is a dart.
Believe in you no matter the ending or the start for your life.
Such precious life.
Must you claim it?
Today episode, title, truth or lies, I shall remorsefully express from a song that I have
(01:33):
written titled, Look Alive.
Here we go, five, four, three, two, birdie off the wings but truly I just really want
her thighs, want them golden brown, extra spicy, two piece from papaya, shooting gushy stream,
I gun her range, I'm aiming for her eyes.
(01:54):
Yeah, here it is, look alive, a surprise, I shot a triple W in my basket, I'm a nudge,
she carried so much junk, put that ratchet in my garage, slamming down my ball, that's
a dunk, open mouth, her turn out to my bottom, got her sunk, dirty south, I used to run my
option but I fell, Eric Crouch, kangaroo on pimp and not my baby in your pouch.
(02:18):
Look alive, hit it, bend that guy, never fell a chance, put my effort to my tries, living
through my script, 50-50 truth or lies, balancing my body cause my soul will never die, I'm
tearing up the kitty, say she happy but she cry, tell you keep the wings, you gonna need
them just to fly, commotion be my wave hand, just to survive.
(02:39):
Look alive, got my feet up but I ain't tied, I heard her through the vine, there ain't
quarter homie wide, charming neighbor rats, I'm my crew, dead as five, I'm trumping bitches
by the pussy, all you ass is five, she test me coming through, my reply, baby slide, cause
I'ma need a minute, get me out, feel my vibe, I love you on your toes, pen a toe, you can
(02:59):
ride.
Hey, fuck with me the long way, truth or lies, how we use one another from lies rather than
truth, the social greetings that's not genuine but you know, it's what we do, truth or lies.
(03:19):
Tabita, Tabita, oh, what a feeling, Tabita, truth or lies, loving is the treatment for
all life diseases, just as in vice versa can a broken heart be a fuel by diseases within
self presented by life.
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I've seen and felt love in so many variations that love becomes inevitable to give, receive
or at time one may lose.
What keep us strong during our weakest moment, love.
What makes us successful without knowing success, love.
As love socially through society is defined just as beauty, regarding to what is felt
(04:08):
through the eye of the beholder, love, for all souls share the difference of what is
love with some see love can be bought, sold, live, deceive or at worst some see love can
kill.
For the human, the complex by diversion that love carries is overseen by the human definition
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given by eyesight, societal education or intuitive understanding of what is or is not to be love.
Throughout my life, I've never gone to the idea of what is unconditional love to the
fullest.
This idea I've learned from people, places and things to be a feeling, expression, thought,
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which intervenes the mind, body and soul to a complete unity, which can ascend peace,
happiness, joy, inspiration, causing such goodness in life.
True love all have undefined conditions.
How can you know unconditional when our life is in condition through a system?
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What is the worth of love?
Is there a measurement to love, long or short distance?
Can good killers exist when love is the fight against hurtful murderers?
Sacrifice is the art of love.
The inevitable cause where change is made without knowing at times that change has ascended.
(05:45):
The beauty of love can allow us to see what perfection can be while dismissing the imperfection
by reality.
Imperfection is love also just as perfection.
Perfection is only made by those who take the sacrificial purpose to live out.
Intuitively, the inner needs felt by the self, surrounding and of their spirit.
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Overcoming the fear of failures, the power and attempts is not a love that one can give.
This love power is only for self.
How do we get to a better, higher intuitive version of self?
My quest grew from a lifestyle by compression.
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Let's discuss the importance of what love is fully.
I'm aware the top love you're currently thinking is the relationship by companion love, family
love or friendship.
We have so many love to give which can be as self love, nature love, animal love, extensive
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love, the true understanding love.
The purpose of this novel of what is love, the bunker definition given of love is to
the condition that love can be shared, taken.
Sacrifices of the people, places and things that galvanize this unconditional, inevitable
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change for the better or worse is a stressful factor as a human.
Power in my society is manifesting by money, sex, drugs, political agendas and societal
propagandists.
I battle my own vision at times just for inner clarity of what is meant intuitively for me
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as compared to what choices I have governed by the options given outwardly.
How much power do you care within your own life?
Just in or not in your control that consists the method of your thought process in educational
uprising of who you are and the capabilities that are bestowed as possible or impossible
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for you.
In fantasy, I'm the perfect husband balancing my work structure for family wealth, applying
time for my family's health, attending to all moments where love can be felt.
Uncertain by reality of this connection, my life experience and my creation to people
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coming together and saying, let's be grown, but not responsible.
Reality caters to what you can see, hear, feel or touch in many variations.
Whereas fantasies may not be present for all the seeker of all for all that seeking of
interest.
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The greatest achievement is fantasizing, which is the unlimited potential of what can be
seen, heard, felt, seen, heard or felt.
Reality is part of cause and effect while fantasy are lose more in tune.
With mental affirmation, truth all has a perceptional lie attached as all lies and vice versa has
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a perceptional truth.
The duality of life is carried in all of us and by living forms.
Excuse me, let me repeat that again.
The duality of life is carried in all of us in living form.
Choice governed by options means we were taught, trained, disciplined to others saying of what
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is sex, religion, food and so on.
By this training method, we then proceed by those answers to become our defined views
of what is right or wrong.
The art of manipulation is not as bad as you may perceive as all life forms manipulate
one another whether it is to succeed or to survive.
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We manipulate kids daily just as adults manipulate other adults for money and so on.
The issue commenced is that power comes out of laws by not differentiating your choices
as compared to the options you were given.
Truth or lies?
Where the lies get covered for the hearing reasoning of the absolute truth.
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I don't understand our society from their perspective.
You know, another term like the art of manipulation, getting over one another.
The importance of knowing is the ability to control.
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So a lot of what you see in our society is, is, is sceptic on this idealization of how
you can make off the next person based off what they don't know compared to what you
do know.
And for a lot of us, because of that perspective, it hinders sometimes our own ability to captivate
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and value our worth, you know what I'm saying?
Sometimes it's like, well, if this or that doesn't say I'm that valuable, then I must
not be.
Or if this and that say it is, then I shouldn't be.
And a lot of that, like I said, it goes into manipulation.
It goes into those realm where you're told one thing to disguise another.
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And realistically, that's why then the truth becomes complex.
It becomes a complex view to what we say.
It's in the eye of the beholder because we as a society can't play yes or no, yes or
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no for a lot of things, which in reality are positive in that thought process because that
is the beauty of life, that we have our own views of what is truth is.
And realistically, truth are all perceptional.
So it is a good way in the sense that you can kind of comprehend that life itself is
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derived from you make it whatever you feel it is to be.
So there's naturally going to be diversity engulfed in a lot of situations where it could
be meaningful or meaningless depending on who or depending on the location, so on and
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so forth.
That impacts.
But realistically, shouldn't have to hurt one another to live our truth, to cover up
to cover out whatever lies.
And that's where I think we can do a lot better than that, right?
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Like if you're doing any sort of work as a business owner or somebody that work in the
field, right?
Like you have to understand there's some more than principle that you carry as somebody
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that's feeding the universe, right?
But realistically, the first step for most business is how we comply on saving or making
more money.
It's not really the health and wealth of those consumers, the buyers, right?
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Same thing with health care, same thing with education, same thing with transportation,
same thing with relationship, romance.
We overdo the aspect of do whatever it takes or do whatever you feel to get something or
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get something done without understanding that like, hey, without a proper set guidelines
regarding morals and principle being abide by certain things, then it's always just
going to be a no-holds bar to that aspect.
And that's really what you really see in our society is that like, hey, if your thing is
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like, again, just from a man or a woman perspective, if your thing is buying people, buying units
in the aspect of life, either financially showing off or showcasing what you have, right?
Or the other aspect is financially or materialistically, you know, giving or providing gifts as a way
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to control those people.
Like in that form, you should be okay to understand that like, hey, I got people around me or
people like me because of that.
You should never be a person that would come to a place in your mindset where you're like,
oh man, that was wrong with this person or that person.
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Like look what I bought for them.
Look what I did for them.
Yeah, but you did it even if it wasn't with the intention or you just did it purely out
your heart.
Like nobody owe you such loyalty because you buying stuff or you doing stuff.
It's worse than nobody owe you time because you give up your time.
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Nobody owe you words of affirmation because you giving up words of affirmation.
You know what I mean?
And I think a lot of time that's where you get caught up because a lot of time people
do things really for their selfish needs, right?
Oh, let me help this person out so I can feel good about myself.
A lot of time people are not doing it to actually do it for the next person, right?
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Gifting, how many times people want to give but they want to do it in a social viewership
but it's like a lot of people can see or so they can showcase that they give.
Then how true is that gift when it's hidden in the lies of what you want it to be?
You know what I mean?
Especially that goes into the realm of relationship for me and I say that because at my age of
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35 I'm a grown ass man and I can claim myself to be a grown man because there are certain
things currently if I'm dealing with a woman that's younger than me or who lacks experience,
it is my duty as a humane to actually enhance that young woman's mind.
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Vice versa, if it's a young brother of mine where I'm a man 12 years or whatever, he can
be even a father figure, right?
I'll be your god damn father in this moment and tell you, hey son, you don't need to buy
a pussy.
You don't need to, you know what I'm saying?
But also if you want to buy a pussy, be honest with yourself in the idealization that even
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if you didn't buy a pussy, even if you were being the purest person of your peers like
me and that you're not buying nobody, you're not lying to no one or anything like that,
you can be the greatest person of the greatest person.
It doesn't marry that love or based on you and a woman or friendship with your homies
and stuff like that.
Nobody owes you that to be good to you because you're good to them.
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Nobody owes you that.
Life essentially doesn't equate for you to be as that.
You know what I mean?
So a lot of time people are so derogated in their life choices because you expect what
you did, you should be naturally to get back in return.
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It's like karma.
Because you slapped somebody or somebody slapped you doesn't mean that person karma naturally
is for you to slap them or somebody else is going to slap them.
That karma could be a lot worse.
It could be a lot lighter.
But also one thing you got to understand with the spectrum of karma is that karma normally
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goes with your inner likings.
So let's say you do something whatever it is that could be you do something bad to somebody.
Life natural chromatic ways of getting back to you is learning your care about, learning
what's going to sting you or hurt you more.
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So you got a thousand and one pairs of shoes.
I don't think per se from my experience that karma is that like, okay, well the thousand
and the thousand nine hundred and ninety seven when that you just don't care.
It's not like a, it's not like a rare one that you have.
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Right.
It's like, that's not the one.
But karma is not nine times that it's going to go for the rare, the rare pair, the rare
pair that you have.
The rare pair, the one that karma knows in your heart that you care for a lot.
Yeah.
That pair might be the one that got to get fucked up.
Right.
It's the meaningful things that the universe already know our care about says and the universe
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know that we hold on and have a lot of emotional attachment to, to what that's what nine times
out of ten is going to be your chromatic field.
It's not what you did to the person.
It's your, it's your inner personal cares and passionable things in life that karma
is going to come back and get you some, you know what I'm saying?
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And in that explanation, it's really because for me it's like live your life in clarity
where you don't need to lie to no one.
Be truthful to yourself.
Right.
We do have to manipulate ourselves naturally.
Right.
We have to be positive in the face of like telling yourself you feel good even when you
don't being positive, even if it's not too many things to be positive about.
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So we naturally have to gain that auto manipulation.
Right.
We naturally have to make vegetables appeasing the kids because we understand the minerals
of calcium, the nutrient dense that such certain medicine, uh, certain vegetables are carried
certain plants carries that's, uh, beneficial for such child.
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So we, right.
It's that there's, there's positivity in manipulation.
And I think a lot of times when somebody heard that term manipulation, it's always a negative
frontal discussion.
You know what I'm saying?
So I don't use that term like I, I don't use that term manipulation as something always
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in the negative realm, but from the conversation of us delaying the truth for the lies, that's
when I don't, I don't really fuck with, uh, manipulating.
I think manipulation is a beautiful thing when it comes to education, right.
When it comes to, uh, viewership, right.
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Right.
Showing somebody like there's many multiple ways to, uh, uh, skin a cat is another auto
manipulation.
But to manipulate you from the perspective of me knowing better.
So I'm not going to show you how to do better.
Right.
Uh, me keeping you, keeping your brain or keeping your viewership of life limited based
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on manipulation.
Those are things that to me seemingly have more positive impact amongst how we use manipulation
rather than the, uh, then the true dialect, like I was saying in regards to, um, enhancing
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and manipulation through education, things like that, not through the magician of viewship
of manipulation by keeping someone down, uh, belittling somebody, uh, mentally things of
that nature.
Right.
So for our society, a lot of times both men and women are going through this realm of
hindering one because we're lying, lying to one another, pretending, pretending to be
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the truth that that next, that person, um, wants out of you.
You know what I'm saying?
Given that perception, the perception of truth that they feel for you, right.
When you get the honeymoon stage, you know what I'm saying?
The beginning of a relationship.
That person is everything you want and you don't understand that because there's clearly
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there's a, there's, there's a disfrontal, like there's a, I guess, barrier.
There's a mask you can say, right.
Being placed on, right.
That person like you so much though.
So they trying to abide by you in the, in the, in the PZU, right.
Well, you like that person so much, you abide by them and you appeasing them.
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That's pointless.
It really is pointless.
Why not give you the best version of me, like the good and bad, the sadness, everything
that I have.
And if you're able to accept that and I'm able to accept you, everything that you have,
then we know that it's real.
But if we're doing two, three months of pretension, being pretentious to how we really feel, what's
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the point?
You know what I'm saying?
What would be the true, the fine purpose that we found in two, three months and pretending?
I think lastly, for me, a big point is I'm a father.
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I'm a father.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm a husband without having kids, without being married.
I'm those because it's built in me.
You know what I'm saying?
Like I'm a whore as well because I've experienced that.
I'm a player as well because I see the gains that life has that women can play.
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I'm a simp as well to a certain aspect because it's like that's what you abide by to get
what you want sometimes as men.
So me telling you those negative, simp, right pimp, all that is me knowing that I'm not,
but me knowing that I'm living in reality that exists at times that I experienced or
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that I become of my surroundings.
But the whole focal point for me to tell you those statements that I am or those statements
to say that like I couldn't claim that for that moment, but I know who I am at every
moment and by people placing their things, your surroundings is going to alternate your
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thought process at times.
There's no one God that exists where your emotion is not penetrated by your surroundings,
where your mindset is not affected by those of your surroundings.
You know what I'm saying?
Like we're humans, that's going to happen.
That's going to happen.
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But the impact for my conversation and like I say, reconciling to you of me being a father,
me being a husband is that like I don't look at pussy as a gateway drug for me or as a
gateway for me to feel godly as a man.
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Like the best success I've learned through vagina is that like I shouldn't be fucking
every vagina and every vagina ain't meant for me to go in and explore.
Not just on a negative state of mind for me to say that, but like if you experience everyone,
how do you know what's good?
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Like you know what I'm saying?
How do you differentiate what's positive or negative for you?
If as a grown man that I experienced from 15 to 18 that my penis was or I allow my penis
to control my mind amongst the sexual activities that I wanted to experience or I wanted to
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learn these things and that and that.
So for me to be 35 now and I can't garnish any growth amongst that I can tell a young
kid who's now 15 to 18, hey take your time young buck.
I know your penis got you overly driven among these experiences or you may be overly head
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over heels about this love or relationship that you're in.
Take it easy young buck.
Make sure you invest in yourself to equally just as you invest in your relationship.
You know what I'm saying?
Certain things like that for me is growth.
I must comply to that.
Like I was saying earlier with a younger woman who maybe wanted me to deal with her.
I must comply in educating her.
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I think that's what we handle ourself a lot as a society where it's like how can I get
over this person whether it's the age that I have over them, whether it's the finance
that I have over them, whether it's the wisdom.
Iron sharpens iron.
So if I look at myself as an iron blade and you're another human but I look at you like
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you're a wood stick, what's the equality behind that?
You know what I'm saying?
Like how does that help us overall get to a better place?
So rather than giving lies you should be more truthful because the truth connects you more.
It gets you closer to, it allows you closer to the people, places and things that's more
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meaningful to you in your life.
You know what I'm saying?
And that's really the goal.
The goal, that's the key.
That's the setting to our life is understanding that like even from that statement truth of
lies is to say that like what's true for you may not be true for someone else and the lie
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itself doesn't mean that somebody is not being truthful, right?
But it's the manipulation of how that lie is viewed to be truthful or not be truthful
for someone just as the truth is perceptional.
And guide yourself by guiding your intuition to be the action that you live in rather than
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hindering your intuition and letting your surrounding control and guide the life that
you shouldn't be living.
You know what I'm saying?
A lot of us are going to pick a career, we're going to pick friends, we're going to pick
paths that are socially connected to what seemingly may be stated for us to do based
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on those people, places and things.
You know what I'm saying?
It's a rare amount, it's a limited amount of words that's going to say everybody in
their mama based on people, places and things got an answer for my life but I know what
I want to do and I know how I try to accomplish it.
You know what I'm saying, from that it can be comfortable.
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You know what I'm saying?
But a lot of us don't understand that too.
To get what you want in life sometimes you got to go to an uncomfortable stage.
Everything is not comfortability but again for security a lot of people seek security
so that matches with comfortability.
So in your truth know that there's going to be some perceptional lies in your own truth
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right because your truth is going to be something where instinctively everybody is not going
to be able to agree with it and you should never want to change your truth to make it
agreeable for anyone else.
You know what I'm saying?
So stay on your path, stay doing good, you know what I'm saying?
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You add, you subtract, you divide, you multiply.
People place and then think, that's math.
So appreciate your time and your cooperation of understanding by overstanding your understanding.
This has been the MB9T podcast show Mr. Bastion Nine Tablets.
Take that peace in whatever you are claiming you know what I'm saying?
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So we are sending you peace, prosperity, power of every second to every minute to every hour
of your days of firm visualized manifest don't ever forget when you're looking in that mirror
who you are because you are truly blessed.
We out of here.
Let's go.
We out of here.
Energy, ecliptic.
(00:10):
Love's circle persona.
Self love, best love, world love.
You know it's my honor.
Greetings, God be your host, Jimez Peter Bastion.
Peace, prosperity, power.
It is my honor to share my affirmation, visualizations, and unison manifestations and all satisfactions.
(00:40):
The mind, body, and soul is to grow in all facets.
Presented in procreation, this is MB19 podcast show.
May you be at peace in whatever the action is proclaiming.
Asscending the greatest of all satisfaction like your gold's a bull's eye, your actions
(01:01):
is a dart.
Believe in you no matter the ending or the start for your life.
Such precious life.
Must you claim it?
Today episode, title, truth or lies, I shall remorsefully express from a song that I have
(01:33):
written titled, Look Alive.
Here we go, five, four, three, two, birdie off the wings but truly I just really want
her thighs, want them golden brown, extra spicy, two piece from papaya, shooting gushy stream,
I gun her range, I'm aiming for her eyes.
(01:54):
Yeah, here it is, look alive, a surprise, I shot a triple W in my basket, I'm a nudge,
she carried so much junk, put that ratchet in my garage, slamming down my ball, that's
a dunk, open mouth, her turn out to my bottom, got her sunk, dirty south, I used to run my
option but I fell, Eric Crouch, kangaroo on pimp and not my baby in your pouch.
(02:18):
Look alive, hit it, bend that guy, never fell a chance, put my effort to my tries, living
through my script, 50-50 truth or lies, balancing my body cause my soul will never die, I'm
tearing up the kitty, say she happy but she cry, tell you keep the wings, you gonna need
them just to fly, commotion be my wave hand, just to survive.
(02:39):
Look alive, got my feet up but I ain't tied, I heard her through the vine, there ain't
quarter homie wide, charming neighbor rats, I'm my crew, dead as five, I'm trumping bitches
by the pussy, all you ass is five, she test me coming through, my reply, baby slide, cause
I'ma need a minute, get me out, feel my vibe, I love you on your toes, pen a toe, you can
(02:59):
ride.
Hey, fuck with me the long way, truth or lies, how we use one another from lies rather than
truth, the social greetings that's not genuine but you know, it's what we do, truth or lies.
(03:19):
Tabita, Tabita, oh, what a feeling, Tabita, truth or lies, loving is the treatment for
all life diseases, just as in vice versa can a broken heart be a fuel by diseases within
self presented by life.
(03:42):
I've seen and felt love in so many variations that love becomes inevitable to give, receive
or at time one may lose.
What keep us strong during our weakest moment, love.
What makes us successful without knowing success, love.
As love socially through society is defined just as beauty, regarding to what is felt
(04:08):
through the eye of the beholder, love, for all souls share the difference of what is
love with some see love can be bought, sold, live, deceive or at worst some see love can
kill.
For the human, the complex by diversion that love carries is overseen by the human definition
(04:33):
given by eyesight, societal education or intuitive understanding of what is or is not to be love.
Throughout my life, I've never gone to the idea of what is unconditional love to the
fullest.
This idea I've learned from people, places and things to be a feeling, expression, thought,
(04:56):
which intervenes the mind, body and soul to a complete unity, which can ascend peace,
happiness, joy, inspiration, causing such goodness in life.
True love all have undefined conditions.
How can you know unconditional when our life is in condition through a system?
(05:21):
What is the worth of love?
Is there a measurement to love, long or short distance?
Can good killers exist when love is the fight against hurtful murderers?
Sacrifice is the art of love.
The inevitable cause where change is made without knowing at times that change has ascended.
(05:45):
The beauty of love can allow us to see what perfection can be while dismissing the imperfection
by reality.
Imperfection is love also just as perfection.
Perfection is only made by those who take the sacrificial purpose to live out.
Intuitively, the inner needs felt by the self, surrounding and of their spirit.
(06:14):
Overcoming the fear of failures, the power and attempts is not a love that one can give.
This love power is only for self.
How do we get to a better, higher intuitive version of self?
My quest grew from a lifestyle by compression.
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Let's discuss the importance of what love is fully.
I'm aware the top love you're currently thinking is the relationship by companion love, family
love or friendship.
We have so many love to give which can be as self love, nature love, animal love, extensive
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love, the true understanding love.
The purpose of this novel of what is love, the bunker definition given of love is to
the condition that love can be shared, taken.
Sacrifices of the people, places and things that galvanize this unconditional, inevitable
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change for the better or worse is a stressful factor as a human.
Power in my society is manifesting by money, sex, drugs, political agendas and societal
propagandists.
I battle my own vision at times just for inner clarity of what is meant intuitively for me
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as compared to what choices I have governed by the options given outwardly.
How much power do you care within your own life?
Just in or not in your control that consists the method of your thought process in educational
uprising of who you are and the capabilities that are bestowed as possible or impossible
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for you.
In fantasy, I'm the perfect husband balancing my work structure for family wealth, applying
time for my family's health, attending to all moments where love can be felt.
Uncertain by reality of this connection, my life experience and my creation to people
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coming together and saying, let's be grown, but not responsible.
Reality caters to what you can see, hear, feel or touch in many variations.
Whereas fantasies may not be present for all the seeker of all for all that seeking of
interest.
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The greatest achievement is fantasizing, which is the unlimited potential of what can be
seen, heard, felt, seen, heard or felt.
Reality is part of cause and effect while fantasy are lose more in tune.
With mental affirmation, truth all has a perceptional lie attached as all lies and vice versa has
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a perceptional truth.
The duality of life is carried in all of us and by living forms.
Excuse me, let me repeat that again.
The duality of life is carried in all of us in living form.
Choice governed by options means we were taught, trained, disciplined to others saying of what
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is sex, religion, food and so on.
By this training method, we then proceed by those answers to become our defined views
of what is right or wrong.
The art of manipulation is not as bad as you may perceive as all life forms manipulate
one another whether it is to succeed or to survive.
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We manipulate kids daily just as adults manipulate other adults for money and so on.
The issue commenced is that power comes out of laws by not differentiating your choices
as compared to the options you were given.
Truth or lies?
Where the lies get covered for the hearing reasoning of the absolute truth.
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I don't understand our society from their perspective.
You know, another term like the art of manipulation, getting over one another.
The importance of knowing is the ability to control.
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So a lot of what you see in our society is, is, is sceptic on this idealization of how
you can make off the next person based off what they don't know compared to what you
do know.
And for a lot of us, because of that perspective, it hinders sometimes our own ability to captivate
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and value our worth, you know what I'm saying?
Sometimes it's like, well, if this or that doesn't say I'm that valuable, then I must
not be.
Or if this and that say it is, then I shouldn't be.
And a lot of that, like I said, it goes into manipulation.
It goes into those realm where you're told one thing to disguise another.
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And realistically, that's why then the truth becomes complex.
It becomes a complex view to what we say.
It's in the eye of the beholder because we as a society can't play yes or no, yes or
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no for a lot of things, which in reality are positive in that thought process because that
is the beauty of life, that we have our own views of what is truth is.
And realistically, truth are all perceptional.
So it is a good way in the sense that you can kind of comprehend that life itself is
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derived from you make it whatever you feel it is to be.
So there's naturally going to be diversity engulfed in a lot of situations where it could
be meaningful or meaningless depending on who or depending on the location, so on and
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so forth.
That impacts.
But realistically, shouldn't have to hurt one another to live our truth, to cover up
to cover out whatever lies.
And that's where I think we can do a lot better than that, right?
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Like if you're doing any sort of work as a business owner or somebody that work in the
field, right?
Like you have to understand there's some more than principle that you carry as somebody
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that's feeding the universe, right?
But realistically, the first step for most business is how we comply on saving or making
more money.
It's not really the health and wealth of those consumers, the buyers, right?
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Same thing with health care, same thing with education, same thing with transportation,
same thing with relationship, romance.
We overdo the aspect of do whatever it takes or do whatever you feel to get something or
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get something done without understanding that like, hey, without a proper set guidelines
regarding morals and principle being abide by certain things, then it's always just
going to be a no-holds bar to that aspect.
And that's really what you really see in our society is that like, hey, if your thing is
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like, again, just from a man or a woman perspective, if your thing is buying people, buying units
in the aspect of life, either financially showing off or showcasing what you have, right?
Or the other aspect is financially or materialistically, you know, giving or providing gifts as a way
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to control those people.
Like in that form, you should be okay to understand that like, hey, I got people around me or
people like me because of that.
You should never be a person that would come to a place in your mindset where you're like,
oh man, that was wrong with this person or that person.
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Like look what I bought for them.
Look what I did for them.
Yeah, but you did it even if it wasn't with the intention or you just did it purely out
your heart.
Like nobody owe you such loyalty because you buying stuff or you doing stuff.
It's worse than nobody owe you time because you give up your time.
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Nobody owe you words of affirmation because you giving up words of affirmation.
You know what I mean?
And I think a lot of time that's where you get caught up because a lot of time people
do things really for their selfish needs, right?
Oh, let me help this person out so I can feel good about myself.
A lot of time people are not doing it to actually do it for the next person, right?
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Gifting, how many times people want to give but they want to do it in a social viewership
but it's like a lot of people can see or so they can showcase that they give.
Then how true is that gift when it's hidden in the lies of what you want it to be?
You know what I mean?
Especially that goes into the realm of relationship for me and I say that because at my age of
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35 I'm a grown ass man and I can claim myself to be a grown man because there are certain
things currently if I'm dealing with a woman that's younger than me or who lacks experience,
it is my duty as a humane to actually enhance that young woman's mind.
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Vice versa, if it's a young brother of mine where I'm a man 12 years or whatever, he can
be even a father figure, right?
I'll be your god damn father in this moment and tell you, hey son, you don't need to buy
a pussy.
You don't need to, you know what I'm saying?
But also if you want to buy a pussy, be honest with yourself in the idealization that even
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if you didn't buy a pussy, even if you were being the purest person of your peers like
me and that you're not buying nobody, you're not lying to no one or anything like that,
you can be the greatest person of the greatest person.
It doesn't marry that love or based on you and a woman or friendship with your homies
and stuff like that.
Nobody owes you that to be good to you because you're good to them.
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Nobody owes you that.
Life essentially doesn't equate for you to be as that.
You know what I mean?
So a lot of time people are so derogated in their life choices because you expect what
you did, you should be naturally to get back in return.
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It's like karma.
Because you slapped somebody or somebody slapped you doesn't mean that person karma naturally
is for you to slap them or somebody else is going to slap them.
That karma could be a lot worse.
It could be a lot lighter.
But also one thing you got to understand with the spectrum of karma is that karma normally
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goes with your inner likings.
So let's say you do something whatever it is that could be you do something bad to somebody.
Life natural chromatic ways of getting back to you is learning your care about, learning
what's going to sting you or hurt you more.
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So you got a thousand and one pairs of shoes.
I don't think per se from my experience that karma is that like, okay, well the thousand
and the thousand nine hundred and ninety seven when that you just don't care.
It's not like a, it's not like a rare one that you have.
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Right.
It's like, that's not the one.
But karma is not nine times that it's going to go for the rare, the rare pair, the rare
pair that you have.
The rare pair, the one that karma knows in your heart that you care for a lot.
Yeah.
That pair might be the one that got to get fucked up.
Right.
It's the meaningful things that the universe already know our care about says and the universe
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know that we hold on and have a lot of emotional attachment to, to what that's what nine times
out of ten is going to be your chromatic field.
It's not what you did to the person.
It's your, it's your inner personal cares and passionable things in life that karma
is going to come back and get you some, you know what I'm saying?
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And in that explanation, it's really because for me it's like live your life in clarity
where you don't need to lie to no one.
Be truthful to yourself.
Right.
We do have to manipulate ourselves naturally.
Right.
We have to be positive in the face of like telling yourself you feel good even when you
don't being positive, even if it's not too many things to be positive about.
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So we naturally have to gain that auto manipulation.
Right.
We naturally have to make vegetables appeasing the kids because we understand the minerals
of calcium, the nutrient dense that such certain medicine, uh, certain vegetables are carried
certain plants carries that's, uh, beneficial for such child.
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So we, right.
It's that there's, there's positivity in manipulation.
And I think a lot of times when somebody heard that term manipulation, it's always a negative
frontal discussion.
You know what I'm saying?
So I don't use that term like I, I don't use that term manipulation as something always
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in the negative realm, but from the conversation of us delaying the truth for the lies, that's
when I don't, I don't really fuck with, uh, manipulating.
I think manipulation is a beautiful thing when it comes to education, right.
When it comes to, uh, viewership, right.
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Right.
Showing somebody like there's many multiple ways to, uh, uh, skin a cat is another auto
manipulation.
But to manipulate you from the perspective of me knowing better.
So I'm not going to show you how to do better.
Right.
Uh, me keeping you, keeping your brain or keeping your viewership of life limited based
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on manipulation.
Those are things that to me seemingly have more positive impact amongst how we use manipulation
rather than the, uh, then the true dialect, like I was saying in regards to, um, enhancing
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and manipulation through education, things like that, not through the magician of viewship
of manipulation by keeping someone down, uh, belittling somebody, uh, mentally things of
that nature.
Right.
So for our society, a lot of times both men and women are going through this realm of
hindering one because we're lying, lying to one another, pretending, pretending to be
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the truth that that next, that person, um, wants out of you.
You know what I'm saying?
Given that perception, the perception of truth that they feel for you, right.
When you get the honeymoon stage, you know what I'm saying?
The beginning of a relationship.
That person is everything you want and you don't understand that because there's clearly
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there's a, there's, there's a disfrontal, like there's a, I guess, barrier.
There's a mask you can say, right.
Being placed on, right.
That person like you so much though.
So they trying to abide by you in the, in the, in the PZU, right.
Well, you like that person so much, you abide by them and you appeasing them.
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That's pointless.
It really is pointless.
Why not give you the best version of me, like the good and bad, the sadness, everything
that I have.
And if you're able to accept that and I'm able to accept you, everything that you have,
then we know that it's real.
But if we're doing two, three months of pretension, being pretentious to how we really feel, what's
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the point?
You know what I'm saying?
What would be the true, the fine purpose that we found in two, three months and pretending?
I think lastly, for me, a big point is I'm a father.
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I'm a father.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm a husband without having kids, without being married.
I'm those because it's built in me.
You know what I'm saying?
Like I'm a whore as well because I've experienced that.
I'm a player as well because I see the gains that life has that women can play.
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I'm a simp as well to a certain aspect because it's like that's what you abide by to get
what you want sometimes as men.
So me telling you those negative, simp, right pimp, all that is me knowing that I'm not,
but me knowing that I'm living in reality that exists at times that I experienced or
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that I become of my surroundings.
But the whole focal point for me to tell you those statements that I am or those statements
to say that like I couldn't claim that for that moment, but I know who I am at every
moment and by people placing their things, your surroundings is going to alternate your
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thought process at times.
There's no one God that exists where your emotion is not penetrated by your surroundings,
where your mindset is not affected by those of your surroundings.
You know what I'm saying?
Like we're humans, that's going to happen.
That's going to happen.
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But the impact for my conversation and like I say, reconciling to you of me being a father,
me being a husband is that like I don't look at pussy as a gateway drug for me or as a
gateway for me to feel godly as a man.
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Like the best success I've learned through vagina is that like I shouldn't be fucking
every vagina and every vagina ain't meant for me to go in and explore.
Not just on a negative state of mind for me to say that, but like if you experience everyone,
how do you know what's good?
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Like you know what I'm saying?
How do you differentiate what's positive or negative for you?
If as a grown man that I experienced from 15 to 18 that my penis was or I allow my penis
to control my mind amongst the sexual activities that I wanted to experience or I wanted to
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learn these things and that and that.
So for me to be 35 now and I can't garnish any growth amongst that I can tell a young
kid who's now 15 to 18, hey take your time young buck.
I know your penis got you overly driven among these experiences or you may be overly head
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over heels about this love or relationship that you're in.
Take it easy young buck.
Make sure you invest in yourself to equally just as you invest in your relationship.
You know what I'm saying?
Certain things like that for me is growth.
I must comply to that.
Like I was saying earlier with a younger woman who maybe wanted me to deal with her.
I must comply in educating her.
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I think that's what we handle ourself a lot as a society where it's like how can I get
over this person whether it's the age that I have over them, whether it's the finance
that I have over them, whether it's the wisdom.
Iron sharpens iron.
So if I look at myself as an iron blade and you're another human but I look at you like
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you're a wood stick, what's the equality behind that?
You know what I'm saying?
Like how does that help us overall get to a better place?
So rather than giving lies you should be more truthful because the truth connects you more.
It gets you closer to, it allows you closer to the people, places and things that's more
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meaningful to you in your life.
You know what I'm saying?
And that's really the goal.
The goal, that's the key.
That's the setting to our life is understanding that like even from that statement truth of
lies is to say that like what's true for you may not be true for someone else and the lie
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itself doesn't mean that somebody is not being truthful, right?
But it's the manipulation of how that lie is viewed to be truthful or not be truthful
for someone just as the truth is perceptional.
And guide yourself by guiding your intuition to be the action that you live in rather than
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hindering your intuition and letting your surrounding control and guide the life that
you shouldn't be living.
You know what I'm saying?
A lot of us are going to pick a career, we're going to pick friends, we're going to pick
paths that are socially connected to what seemingly may be stated for us to do based
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on those people, places and things.
You know what I'm saying?
It's a rare amount, it's a limited amount of words that's going to say everybody in
their mama based on people, places and things got an answer for my life but I know what
I want to do and I know how I try to accomplish it.
You know what I'm saying, from that it can be comfortable.
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You know what I'm saying?
But a lot of us don't understand that too.
To get what you want in life sometimes you got to go to an uncomfortable stage.
Everything is not comfortability but again for security a lot of people seek security
so that matches with comfortability.
So in your truth know that there's going to be some perceptional lies in your own truth
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right because your truth is going to be something where instinctively everybody is not going
to be able to agree with it and you should never want to change your truth to make it
agreeable for anyone else.
You know what I'm saying?
So stay on your path, stay doing good, you know what I'm saying?
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You add, you subtract, you divide, you multiply.
People place and then think, that's math.
So appreciate your time and your cooperation of understanding by overstanding your understanding.
This has been the MB9T podcast show Mr. Bastion Nine Tablets.
Take that peace in whatever you are claiming you know what I'm saying?
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So we are sending you peace, prosperity, power of every second to every minute to every hour
of your days of firm visualized manifest don't ever forget when you're looking in that mirror
who you are because you are truly blessed.
We out of here.
Let's go.
We out of here.
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