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Speaker 1 (00:34):
M-O-W-M-A-Q-W-E, w-e, w-e, that's my name.
Mama Q, m-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e,w-e, that's my name.
Mama Q, Say it faster.
Slow don't really matter,though the U-E gets a minute.
Tongue tizzy.
Yo, hey, kinda dizzy bro.
(00:54):
Who is she?
Mama Q?
Mama gave birth little ways, nogirth, 60 years ago.
No, I don't want.
Mo Q is a line and I tried toalign this double end.
Tundra petty, haha, it's one ofmy mantras.
Mama Q, I'm the first one inand the first one out.
Memphis Tend to Key is mywhereabouts.
Don't complain.
(01:15):
Man saying stick it to onetopic.
I reply your mind is verymyopic with Mama Q.
You need better opt is pickingand choosing to copy me.
Are you inspired?
Definitely, no need to whispergracefully.
I like it better off key.
Now let's see.
Do you remember me?
(01:36):
M-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e, W-E,that's my name.
Mama Q, m-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e,that's my name.
Mama Q, hey, hi, it's me.
Mama Q, I welcome you toMoments inQ and Q today.
(01:59):
How I and tales of the dot dot,dot, how I.
I give you the green of the dayand I'm explaining the why of
this episode.
Good morning, beautiful.
It's Virgo season and I'm backwith another season, which will
be season two or episode 33, Idon't know yet, haven't decided.
(02:19):
I interviewed my sus AB.
We talk about everything who do, of course, conspiracy theories
such as aliens, the zombieapocalypse, ferments and other
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Therefore, a portion of theconspiracies will be available
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August 23rd through September22nd, I will have my hemp bling
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Tales of dot dot dot.
(03:06):
I initially came up with talesof many me from talking about
many me on my social media posts.
That kid truly said, and stilldo say, some of the damnedest
things.
It made others and I shake ourheads or laughed.
I decided to call my interviewstales as well.
During these interviews, I willask people to share their lives
and thoughts on who do, ofcourse, and whatever else
(03:28):
they're into.
People perk up when you askthem about their hobbies.
I'm not strange, weird off, norcrazy.
My reality is just differentthan yours.
The treasure cat from Alice inWonderland that's my Q to press
play.
Hey, hi, we are back.
(03:51):
This is gonna be the last partof it.
So, before we move on fromtalking about dimensions and
well, conspiracy theories, we'regonna talk about dimensions,
okay, so when you had saidearlier about dimensions, what
do you mean?
Speaker 2 (04:07):
as far as hmm, it might be a little weird, it's
okay, this entire thing has beenweird everybody.
Not as spiritual as the next,but long story short, we hit.
I think it was July 18th orsomething of this year.
We hit a spiritual shoo of it,was it this?
(04:31):
year.
Yes, okay, I could be wrong onthe date, but as far as, like,
when I say 5d, I mean like us asblack people, no offense to
anybody else, but you know, weget our energy from the song we
we all miss.
Like this is our stuff.
That's why I say the aliensyeah, I'm all over the place,
(04:53):
but that's this is why I say thealiens don't really want
nothing to do with us.
You know, they're here to learnfrom other species or things
before like I, just I don'tthink that is always a this is
back.
Just because we don't knowabout it don't mean it's bad,
that's true.
But the 5d dimension isbasically like, helps you come
(05:18):
up with your superpower youremember, yeah, at the beginning
of the year that was like, yeah, but we're gonna get their
superparamore.
Yeah, that's your gifts.
Your gifts were supposed to bein height, your senses were
supposed to be in height.
And all these gut feelings, thedreams, the questions, mmm,
everything you know what I canget behind that?
Speaker 1 (05:39):
because I feel like lately some of my stuff has been
um, heightening a little bitmore.
So, okay, I can get behind it.
Why you think it's been so hot,I don't know.
I just assumed because I'mdoing better with communicating
with the ancestors and thespirit in my spirit, gods and
helpers and my higher self.
So the more I talk to them, thestronger they become.
(06:04):
And then I also think that themore that I train my spiritual
gifts by using them, that themore I guess in tuned or, if I'm
trying to do an, if I'm tryingto make it an analogy when it
comes to exercising ish, whichis what I said from part one,
the more you use it, thestronger it becomes.
So you know, if I'm steadydoing pushups every day, I'm
(06:27):
going to get stronger.
My, I'm gonna be able to domore pushups.
So I was assuming that becauseI talked to the ancestors more
and did things more in death,that it was me getting stronger
because I'm using my gifts,because they're getting energy
to help me, and I'm gettingenergy to strengthen my gifts
because I'm actually utilizingmy gifts so they made the son
(06:49):
get harder because you was doingwhat you supposed to.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
I made the son yeah, that's what I thought you oh my
gosh, I'm so sorry, no, I knowthat's fine, but what you said
makes sense.
Mm-hmm, things like this, mm-hmm.
You're questioning like yourspirituality.
In a good realm I was gonna dois like have stuff come back ten
(07:13):
times full like greatness, likeyeah, I know a lot of spiritual
people, just not like mellow oranything, but stuff is like we
constantly questioning stuff andthen it's gonna be given in a
later day, later time.
But yeah, I said, why is itgetting hot?
Like we can handle the sign.
(07:33):
I mean, you know, baby, well,calm and control.
I was the reason, do not giveme started.
So, yeah, why did I say we?
Speaker 1 (07:41):
I'm gonna have to have you come back for another
part to yeah, I'm gonna justleave that there, but I ran.
Speaker 2 (07:51):
It's like they shut down the airport, say everything
, because they can't handle it.
China they have to give in likepools, like the way food,
plenty folks in the way food,mm-hmm, trying to keep cool.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
All I'm saying is mother earth is alive yeah, and
she's sick of some of thesehuman shit is taking her junk
back.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
Yeah, a lot and not a lot, but some black people they
aren't at the cost of that,mm-hmm.
Wrong place, wrong time.
Okay, cool, but we need tounderstand like it's something
bigger than us, a fleet, and wegotta be mentally strong like
all that, yeah, what's in witheach other?
True, big and fine.
(08:42):
All this shoe going on here,like that is not even supposed
to be of us.
Like how we gonna come together, how we gonna let her know like
, yeah, we ready to stay here orwe ready to do what we need to
do.
You can't even trust us to dowhat we need to do within that
makes sense.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
Yeah, that makes sense, and Um, you know I'm out
sink holes.
Speaker 2 (09:03):
You never seen so many sink holes?
Yeah, what's up with the moon?
Don't get me started.
Yeah, okay, so we're gonnaclose that partner.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Here is something that I did, that I said I was
gonna do a part too, but since Ihave you here and it kind of
goes with what you're talkingabout, we're gonna talk about
that, and then we're gonna talkabout Life for you outside being
a conspiracies and aspiritualist, and then we'll
just wrap it up.
Okay, so in one of my episodesI had talked about capitalism
(09:31):
and how, when it comes tospiritual stuff or religious
stuff, people want it for freeor for a very, very, very small
fee.
So I forgot what episode therewas, but y'all can go through it
, y'all figure it out.
So I'll give you the backgroundon this so you can understand
where this question statement,whatever is gonna come from.
All right, so, as you knowbecause I'm sure I told you
(09:54):
Again, when it comes to me beinga Reiki practitioner, a lot of
people think from the jump,reiki is Demonic to some people,
and then I'm able to turn someof these doubters into believers
.
So yay for that.
Okay, and some people thinkthat the services that us as
(10:15):
Practitioners where there isspiritual or Reiki practitioners
Charge is quote-unquote, toomuch.
Ignore the fact that peoplewill spend lots of money on like
a hundred dollars For spiritualstuff.
People don't want to do it, butthey'll spend a hundred dollars
on clothes.
Okay, whatever, ignore thatpart.
But it just seems like, evenwhen I was a Christian, that it
(10:37):
just seems like, when it comesto quote-unquote Helping and
healing people, that is supposedto be for a small fee or for
free, but people don't minddoing other things with money.
All right, and the reason it'slike that is because of
capitalism.
And so in my mind I was likeokay, how can we get rid of
capitalism which I'm gonna turnit over to you in a minute as I
(10:58):
try to put a bow on my point.
I thought that we could, but Ican't think of a way to do it
Because humans some of us humanssuck.
At first I was thinking ofbothering, but in my mind I'm
like, I don't know, botheringwould work because I feel like
it would still be Capitalismbehind it, because I'll be like
hey, you know, I have three eggsfor you.
(11:19):
Um, can we trade for threenails?
And somebody else could be likeno, I'm gonna give you three
nails or whatever, like thatthis other person wants to give
me um, 15, um yards well, notyards, but anyway 15 things of
lumber and stuff.
And so I'm like, okay, thatprobably won't work, and because
I feel like capitalism is sorooted in In the human
(11:41):
experience, that is difficult.
And then I went down a rabbithole in my mind.
I was like, well, if people getin their own communities again,
like a gated community withthemselves, and they trade
amongst themselves or they tradeamongst other communities, that
maybe bordering would work orwhatever.
But then I'm just like, how arewe going to deal with?
People have different types ofhouses, so what about the people
(12:04):
that lives in bigger houses?
What about the people that livein small houses?
So to me, I want us to get ridof capitalism, because I want us
to be able to live, which I'llput a pin in that.
But what are your thoughts?
Because I can talk all dayabout this, but before I hand it
over, what are?
Um, I guess what I'm trying toget is what are your thoughts
about us getting rid ofcapitalism?
Is it possible?
(12:25):
Can we do it?
What ways can we do it?
What's your thoughts?
Should we get rid of?
I think we should, but you know, does this make sense?
People are just too greedy.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Um, yeah, people are just too greedy.
Um, everybody feel like theygot to have.
I'm trying to say I don't mindpeople thinking that, okay, they
stuff is the best, I want to doit this way, blah, blah, blah,
blah.
But trying to like make amonopoly, my monopoly of
something and just like Take allthat money and run with it.
(12:58):
Now I feel like I'm on top ofthe world.
I just don't believe in it.
But, as we see, this is whathappened with the world now.
So I just don't believe thatwe'll ever Change.
Like I said, when the zombieapocalypse happened, y'all,
y'all see it, y'all see it andy'all heard it first.
For me, remember in 2012,remember in 2012, the movie Um,
(13:20):
the guy from the freaking vanwas telling y'all all the stuff
that was gonna happen before ithappened.
I am that person, but yeah itwon't work.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
Yeah, um, yeah, that's my problem is, I don't
think it it would work either.
Um, because somebody on tiktok,again um had talked about how,
minus the europeans, that how,again, native american and
african um, the way that theirsystems work, where they were
able to um, support mother earth, give thanks and gratitude to
(13:57):
Um, all all the differentspirits.
I know I'm doing a crappy jobof trying to explain, but again,
all all of these deities, theyfeel like it exists, versus,
when it comes to christianity,how they only believe one god
slash jesus slash whatever.
When it comes and I can't speakabout native american, but I,
even though, again, I'm notinitiated learning about lodu
(14:18):
and learning about ifa, how theybelieve that there are deities
that are Attached to differentthings in nature, you got, when
it comes to the river, you gotocean.
When it comes To the ocean, youhave yemiya.
When it comes to the forest,you have oh, I'm about to mess
up that name, so we're justgoing to leave that alone.
But, either way, um, similar tohow it is if people believe in
(14:41):
greek mythology and I hate tocall them mythology, because
there could be people out herewho do see the greek gods as
real people that they venerateand worship and stuff like that.
But you have those type ofpeople because, again, when it
comes to yemiya, who's over theocean, okay, when it comes to
greek mythology, they haveposhiden.
(15:01):
So it's like I know I'm allover the place.
But again, this is me talkingish about christianity, like I
always do.
But, as I've said to you before, we are all doing similar
things.
How is it that there is a, amultitude of gods in hindu,
which, if I'm not mistaken,hindu, is the oldest Religion in
the world that that can befound, and they have different
(15:23):
gods, but in christianity youonly have one, and sometimes
some denominations believethere's christ, god and the holy
ghost.
There are one people, separatepeople, blah, blah, blah.
But in other spiritual out ofthese religions will have you.
They believe that they're allover in different parts.
So you got anything to sayabout it?
Speaker 2 (15:44):
um, I think it like I don't knock nobody, but
Everybody can believe what theywant to believe.
But thinking that your God isbetter than somebody else, god
and to just not even justChristianity, but freaking
anybody, if you feel like yourGod is better than my God, then
(16:05):
obviously you're not gettingtaught what you supposed to be
getting taught.
But I just feel like everybodyis one, whether y'all believe it
or not.
We talking about the sameperson, but just in a different
way, and I don't see no problemwith that.
But yeah, I don't believe youhave to be like solely just all
(16:26):
Christian, like if the raptureis to happen, then you won't.
You're gonna be that one in ameeting up.
That don't even sound.
It just don't sound reasonable.
It sound goofy and nowadaysthey just putting too much onto
religion.
Now there everybody just getseverybody want to push, push, a
(16:49):
push, a certain agenda andthat's just gonna make me turn,
turn, turn it.
Yeah, that's gonna make me getturned off, as I was before.
Yeah, and I do my own thing,like I do believe in God, but
that's my God.
I'm a spiritual person, Ibelieve.
You know.
I'm saying the universe isalive.
Yeah, one for one.
You put the energy, whateverenergy you put there, that's
(17:11):
gonna come back yeah but longstory short.
I mean, I don't think it's aproblem with the many guys that
you mentioned or decided, or youor.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
Zeus?
Yeah, I don't either, and andthat's why when when there was
an interview with our uncle, itwas again.
I am secure in my spiritualpractice, but it aggravates me
that, first off, when you tellsomebody that you are not a
Christian, the first thing thatcomes to their mind is do you
(17:43):
believe in God?
The reason that I say that I dobelieve in a God, but we're not
talking to the same person isbecause for me, with how
Christianity has become that,there's no way we're talking
about the same God, and so, asyou heard in the in that episode
, it brought him joy to hearthat, but it's like wait a
(18:04):
minute.
But then further on in thatconversation, he had mentioned
that sometimes he'll call on ourgreat-grandmother.
So here we are again.
As I've said many times before,you can write, you can be a
hoodoo practitioner and be aChristian, but for me, I specify
that I'm not a Christian andthat and that the God that I
(18:27):
believe exists.
It's not the same one, and I dounderstand that I do have
religious trauma that Ieventually have to unpack.
However, my ancestors on thealtar don't require me to have a
Bible.
They are okay with me notbringing Christianity into my
hoodoo, which is cool for mebecause it never felt right.
But what aggravates me again isthat if we had a human being
(18:50):
that treated us as a partner theway that Jesus slash God
whomever treats its people, youwould want someone to be out
there relationship.
You shout out to the Bible forbeing real and saying, hey, I'm
a jealous, god, thank you forbeing honest.
But if I had a partner who toldme to my faith hey, mama Q, I'm
(19:12):
jealous, I'm not gonna be in arelationship with them.
And then something else somebodyhad mentioned again I forgot
the creator name who hadbasically said that the reason
that some of these politiciansare, well, not our Christians,
but the reason some of thesepoliticians don't really care
about global warming and climatechange and all this other stuff
(19:34):
, is because their reward isheaven.
So who cares if the world blowsup burns or whatever like that?
Their afterlife will be heaven.
But it confuses me because Ithought in the Bible nobody is
there until Jesus come back.
So it's all this contradictoryand the Bible has been rewritten
and things have been taken awayor added to fit in a gender and
(19:57):
, just from what I see, moreoften than not those who talk
about what you and I, practicehaven't really read the Bible.
They're too busy caring aboutif people people being trans or
anything like that and being gay, and it's like that's the God
that you want to be cool with,even if they actually read the
Bible.
Speaker 2 (20:15):
Sorry, no, cuz I go to Christian University and they
don't even like push it on this, like, yeah, you need to be a
Christian cuz you got to aChristian school.
No, they could careless whatyou believe in.
But long story short, you're soChristian but you want a Bible
throw.
One of my classes literallysaid out of his all-mouth my
(20:37):
professor yeah, that ain't how aChristian supposed to operate
the Bible throwing.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
No sir, no man yeah, I don't like it.
It just let us all believewhatever it is because, again,
our ancestors yeah, ourancestors were doing fine before
they were abducted.
Like to me, I feel like theywere doing fine.
And then people like to say,well, ethiopia wasn't colonized.
Was it, though?
Because they did have peoplefrom different countries?
(21:04):
I want to say Italy, but Icould be wrong, that occupied
they might not have,quote-unquote, colonized it
about what we know, but theyoccupied it.
Or it's to the point where, insome countries in Asia, there
are starting to become moreChristians than Hinduism or
whatever religion that existedback then.
So it's like you're literallytrying to colonize and brainwash
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and force the entire world tobelieve in what you believe in.
I remember I forgot whatcountry it was, but there was
this country where it's neverhad anybody, any inhabitants
there but the, but their tribe,and I know I'm doing a crappy
job well.
I can't, yeah, but so this iswhat happened.
Per usual, white man whitebeing a white man went to this
(21:50):
like quote-unquote Christianboot camp to learn how to talk
to this person, and becausethey've never seen anybody.
I don't know if it was becausethey've never seen white people
before or just they haven't seenpeople.
That's not from the tribe.
Point is that country knows,like yo, don't go over yonder,
they don't fuck with you.
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He was being hardheaded andwanted to share the goodness of
God, so so he died.
But here's my thing.
Fuck around and find out.
But here's my things.
You mean to tell me that thisGod, jesus, whomever, is mad
because these people who are inthis tribe that never heard the
word, that they're not gonna besaved because they never heard
(22:34):
the word.
So you take it upon yourselfwhere they're living their best
life.
Speaker 2 (22:37):
Ain't bothering you to tell them just goes back to
what I said before people justneed to leave it alone.
Just leave.
Everything ain't meant to betouched with or mess with or
just influenced on.
Leave people alone.
(22:58):
Yeah, like, I guess we stillain't learning all this, not at
all, I ain't even trying, not atall like I said you fuck right,
find out but, like I said, youknow.
I believe mom god.
You believe your own god.
Earth is hell that's whatsomeone has said, like they was
(23:21):
like if you this was, you knowearth wise, all this crime going
on?
Why does killing happen?
Honestly, I think, like Godintervenes, he intervenes, he
speak to other people.
That's, that's my definition ofhim.
You know, I'm saying like he dofor me what I'm in a green
suite, like what I'm best toknow, that's him, if that makes
(23:45):
any sense.
Like, okay, if I go stub my toealready ever, and then somebody
come talk to me about stubbingmy freaking toe, but they're not
throwing Bob a virgin, like,okay, but God talking to you,
talking through you for me, so Iknow what's going on.
But no story short, I feel like,like you said before, we the
experiment, he letting thisstuff go on just to see what he
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was gonna do.
Cuz, quote unquote per theBible, jesus was here trying to
like get us on the right path,and then what happened?
They kill him and then,apparently, god just took them
up and was like, yeah, that's it.
Well, I'm a steal that don't dowhatever they want to do.
Yeah, but, um, I think it'sjust an experiment.
(24:32):
The human race gonna be thedeath of themselves if we excel
in the near future.
Okay, cool, but I really wouldjust rather be like a vampire,
or I'm just really ready for thezombie apocalypse so everybody
can just humble themselves areal ending we can start over.
But that was that show Netflixcall mm-hmm, with Murphy in it.
(24:56):
And who is Murphy?
They inject him.
He was a prisoner to inject himand then he became like the
savior of the human race becausehe turned into a haves on
behalf.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
So that is not on my timeline.
No right, we are going to gohome, I don't know, okay.
So let me see what wait Did weokay?
So we okay, so we're we're onon the last part is gonna be a
long part.
We're on the last part, allright.
So you were recently married,you eloped.
I was not invited, but for somereason, when I get married, she
(25:30):
wants to be invited.
Ain't that about a bitch?
So how is married life for you?
Speaker 2 (25:36):
So I know I am gonna be there in attendance, that's
my sister, that's my brother,but uh, how is it?
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Yeah, you know, I think a better question is how
is it to be married With someonewho is spiritual like you?
Speaker 2 (25:58):
Well, firstly, um, I don't think he's hit me that I'm
married like, yeah, Three weeks, three weeks, almost a month,
yeah, so it ain't hit me.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
I mean I walk around.
Speaker 2 (26:09):
I'd be like you know, hey hubby.
He say he does the hey wifeything.
Like I mean, it's funny, itsounds cute, we get along.
But I mean, hmm, we clashsometimes with certain stuff.
As far as like spiritualitygoes, this is somebody that I've
known for like nine years andas I said before, our situations
(26:32):
mirror each other.
Yeah, now it's like instinct.
Some can happen to him, itwould happen right back to me,
like I'm like tiff it in, tiff,tiff it in, tiff it in.
So I mean, it's a littlechallenging.
I'm gonna have to get used tothat, because now I'm not only
looking out for myself, I'mlooking out for somebody else
spiritually.
(26:53):
Yeah, I got to make sure youain't bringing that home with
you.
You need to make sure that I'mStraight, which some thoughts
just came to my head, but weain't gonna say this on mic, so
remind me to talk about that offmic, okay, um, but I mean as
far as like being married, IPeople are like um, telling us
(27:14):
that we too young, or likesuggesting to him like, oh, you
need to do this, you need to dothat.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Ups, wait, let's put a pin in it I says you are 26.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
I tell them I Suck a d word you can curse Suck it,
suck it.
I mean you understand the guap,guap, sick thousand Extrants.
Yeah, all that, do whatever youneed to do, but yeah, um, that
kind of Get sending me from myskin a little bit, mm-hmm, I
(27:47):
guess.
I guess that's just somethingthat I have to work on, because
I've already, since the personyeah, but also cancer.
We don't cry, we are, we balldrop, fuck it, we ball, yeah,
whew, yeah, whatever.
That's another thing To thelisteners.
You need to mind your business,like, stop putting your nose in
(28:09):
business that y'all don't haveno business being in.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
And that's about it, because it's, I think it's gonna
always be somebody Like I thinkyou and I talked about this
before who?
Well, first, my therapist hasalways said to me that the way a
person responds is more aboutthem than it is about you.
And my thing is and I know youand I talked about this before
that no matter what you do,there's always gonna be like in
(28:37):
this instance, a hater.
You wait until you 36, oh,you're too old, cause I mean, I
will be 40 next month, woo, woo,woo.
And so in October, the love ofmy motherfucking life will be 40
as well, woo, woo.
And so, like this could beconsidered, quote unquote old
(28:57):
whenever we decide to jump thatdamn mop and jump the broom.
But I don't know, I think, likepeople say, it works in divine
timing and me having only mymany me.
People said the same thing likeoh, you know, you should have
another one.
So I told them my tubes aretied and then they would turn
(29:19):
red in the face.
Or an ex manager of mine askedme to my face none of his
fucking business, why did younever get married to your
child's father?
I looked him dead in his faceand said because he abused me.
He literally because he's white, went red in the face and never
asked me anymore.
My thing is that you don't knowwhat it is that a person is
(29:39):
going through and Iwholeheartedly believe, as long
as two consenting adults arehappy, that it doesn't matter
how old they are.
There are some people who getmarried after fucking on a first
night and they stay together.
There are some people who havearranged marriages they stay
together.
There are people who have beenmarried for ever and ever and
ever and they still get cheatedon or they break up with.
(30:04):
One of my favorite things thatI've said before is like you can
be Beyonce, cardi B, all youwant.
They both got cheated on, okay,and people love the fact that
when Cardi B.
Speaker 2 (30:18):
I just want to say like that's another thing in our
community.
Speaker 1 (30:26):
Oh, she's saying black out because for some
reason she thinks this is avideo, not a podcast.
Speaker 2 (30:30):
Uh-huh, because the government already gonna come
pick me up.
I don't need them to pick me upor anything else.
But as far as our communitygoing, we stay trying to like
compare our regular people liferelationships to famous people
relationships and that don'tcorrelate at all.
The fact they're mathin' thebank accounts.
Speaker 1 (30:49):
They mathin' that's.
The only thing that's differentis because they may have more
money than us.
Other than that, they're stillhuman, like us.
Speaker 2 (30:54):
They are, but I'm saying like they got their own
lives to live.
Like If you that concerned intune with somebody else's life,
then you need to go find yousomething.
Look, you need to change life,professions or something.
You need to go seek help.
Speaker 1 (31:09):
Yeah, you should, cause you're weird.
Yeah, because, like like I wassaying, people did not like
Cardi B because of her sexuality, her being a stripper, her just
owning her pussy, basically,which, ironically, what was
about five years ago around thistime?
Cause Facebook reminded me thatWAP came out, and so it's like
there's an issue with a woman onher sexuality, so she was
(31:34):
undeserving of love, and thenwhen she got cheated on ha ha,
that proves it.
But that means nothing, becausea lot of these men not all of
them, but a lot of these menFeel entitled to everything.
Feel entitled to everythingthey wanna do ain't shit.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Slide that pot of grits or that or bottle across
their head and they gonna comeright on today's census and oh
why you do that.
You're gonna have to y'all kindof go on.
Speaker 1 (31:59):
Exactly, and with us who are part of the African
Dyspora, and even with NativeAmericans.
Again back to this thoughtprocess is a white man's thing,
because I met this guy.
I forgot where he was from, buthe is Native American.
He said that they are amatriarch.
He took his mom's last name.
(32:19):
Like that is what you do.
And before colonization, again,women ran it.
But once you got Christianityliterally beat over people's
head, people started to believein it and they made their family
members believe in it.
Here we are, a generation andagain, yes, I'm bashing
Christianity because again, theoriginal quote unquote
Christianity was more acceptingthan what you have right now
(32:42):
with Christianity.
Because again, let's not forgetthe Christianity that some of
our ancestors were forced tobelieve in.
It felt like it was us, asblack people, birthright to
become slaves.
Like what in the entire fuck?
Get that out of there.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
And another thing us, as black people.
We need to understand that theBible has been rewritten,
right-washed and passed down,and they tried to say that 96
professional people looked itover and confirmed that this was
right.
I don't know too many humansthat know how to read hard
(33:16):
glyphics.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
No, no, no, that's not.
Who was that language?
It was Greek and Hebrew.
You, one of those people whobelieved that the Bible was
taken from Egypt?
Speaker 2 (33:30):
I just think that, wherever it may be I think it
came from the hard girl fixingit People just started making
their own interpretation.
I don't know, I don't get paidto do stuff like that, but we
just need to understand, like,do your own research and if you
decided to read the Bible, thenyou read the Bible for yourself
(33:50):
and pick what you need to pickfrom it, take in what you need
to take in.
But me telling you that theBible is not original should not
be a problem and you shouldn'twanna like go in my throat
because I'm telling you thatit's parts missing or I don't
(34:11):
know that don't sound right.
That sounds like this, or yeah,that do sound like.
Speaker 1 (34:17):
And that's the problem.
I think some of them are notsecure.
I don't think some of them aresecure in their religion and so
back to that, it's them, not us.
That I said a little while agobecause it just dawned on me
that that could be what it is isthat it's easier to say well,
we are doing is demonic.
For multiple reasons.
It's number one to try to getpeople to come back because too
(34:40):
many people are leaving.
So where's the money?
They need more money and that'sfucked up.
Reason number two, because ifthey can't convert you over and
make you believe in it and theyhave a real debate and listen,
that'll make them have torethink everything they believed
in and they might not be secureenough in it.
So it's easier for them to tryto make non-Christians be
(35:05):
insecure.
But, like I told you and I toldmy uncle, I'm secure in mine.
My only issue has been tocontinue to be is that people
are saying that what I'm doingis demonic.
But if you really really talkto them and get depending on who
they are and get to the bottomline of their beliefs,
especially the black ones, likesome of them, are practicing who
(35:26):
to?
Without even noticing it.
So if you are practicing it,then you're demonic, but no,
it's different.
No, the word synonyms exist fora reason.
Speaker 2 (35:36):
If we really want to get down to them degree to being
in church.
Pastors are probably like moremost than some, but they're like
, I wouldn't even say demonic,but they're a cricket, cricket
preachers preaching like theword, but don't be really
bounced though.
So the intentions ain't evenright for real.
Speaker 1 (35:58):
But yeah, or some of them.
From what I heard from others Ihaven't experienced it is that
they believe in Eva.
They practice that stuff.
They just don't want y'all topractice it.
Like I've heard so many timesthat people who are Christians,
who are pastors, preachers,preacher kids, whatever the word
(36:20):
you want it to be, some of themwho, like you, look at them,
they act, walk and talk like God, is God, that, jesus,
everything?
Speaker 2 (36:27):
And I mean that's fine.
I love that for them.
If that's what you want to do,I know about all means Right.
Speaker 1 (36:33):
but they will be those same ones who will go to a
botanical or metaphysical placeor, once it gets quote, unquote
, too too much for their Godslash Jesus, they will go to a
hoodoo practitioner.
They will get Initiated in ifa,if it's meant for them to,
they'll just be in these thingson the low low, but we'll be up
(36:55):
there every day saying howfucked up and bad and demonic
what it is that they now arePracticing is demonic, because I
guess what they don't wantother people to get the
blessings or to have the plankremoved from their eye.
Speaker 2 (37:07):
That's so very much, but meanwhile you need you're
supposed to be passing aroundthe plate a collection place.
Yeah, you're supposed to bepassing that around.
God don't really want no money.
He's supposed to be having nomega churches or nothing.
It's so, yeah, that's bringingtoo much, too much energy To the
(37:29):
place that you supposed toworship.
Yeah, that you worship in.
But you know what?
Speaker 1 (37:34):
was me.
Okay, we're probably.
After we finish this, I, highmama, will probably wrap it up.
But when you said that, itreminded me of Again.
Another reason why I don't likewhat we do is consider demonic,
because, again, I don't seeanything wrong getting a little
extra Help.
So what I mean by that is, likeyou said in the church, having
these extra energies and stufflike that.
(37:56):
So you and I, if we feel likesomething is quote-unquote on us
, will go through differentsteps in order to get it off of
us, or we'll even dopreventative measurements.
You know, covering our hair,doing all doing all these
workings and spales to do it.
Because, for example, when itcomes to the one they gave birth
(38:17):
to me, before I step foot onher property, I say a quick
prayer To like cover me so thatwhatever the fuck is going on
with her, it will bounce off ofme If she tries to throw it,
intentionally or not, and stayover over yonder.
But there's so many people whocould be suffering from who
knows what it is and instead ofthem being in a place where they
(38:39):
can get help, they're told toyeah, they're getting shun or
told to pray away.
Again, on tiktok, I saw thispasta.
She was praying away autism.
There's so many people prayingaway ADHD.
I have ADHD.
It's you gonna pray it away?
Speaker 2 (38:58):
I mean my eyes, and I'm gonna just lead it to the
question it, but I'm not gonnasuper in law like I don't pretty
young fan but I still includethe universe myself.
Yeah, ancestors, yeah, the Godthat I feel like is my God.
Speaker 1 (39:19):
I feel like you know man is personally Make it sound,
it's been working it makessense to me, though, because if
all these crazy things oh mygosh, this is another thought
that's coming to my head.
See why I love having theseunpacking stories with you this
thought is coming to my head isthat you need that, for example,
(39:41):
when it comes to football.
I don't know shit aboutfootball.
Well, okay, let me take it fromfootball to basketball, because
I know a little bit.
On.
It's on the team that's on thefloor right then, and there,
when it's playing, is five onfive, so it's an even playing
field.
And then you have people whoare backups, and maybe they have
two or three strings.
I don't flip it, no.
(40:01):
So if that's possible when itcomes to sports, what's wrong
with it being possible when itcomes to what we're doing?
So you mean to tell me thatwe're gonna put all of this
quote-unquote stress One person,one person.
But if it comes to us being ina relationship, whether it's a
marriage or not, we well, I knowI don't, but we don't put all
(40:22):
of that on that one person.
So we're gonna put it right.
So we're not allowed to havebackups, we're not allowed to
have Streams, we're not allowedto have people who are
knowledgeable in whatever it isthat we're going through,
whether they are Part of ourspiritual team or ancestors, if
we have people here, like I said, I'm a healer, so I'm not
allowed to help do my job as ahealer, to help heal people
(40:45):
until it's too much.
Then it's like, okay, you needtherapy, but I'm not supposed to
work in tandem with thetherapist.
I can't, what the fuck.
And we even.
I know I'm all over the place,I'm almost done.
But it's even like back in thedays with the black community,
how again it was shone upon meand I think this was before you
came into the world, but it wasshone upon me for wanting to go
to therapy.
(41:05):
I was going through depression,depressed them, them dishes in
there.
I'm going through depression.
There's no such thing asdepression.
Um, that's just Jesus like yeah, so, but meanwhile, god Jesus,
who never put a therapist onthis earth, and if that is what
they are supposed to do in life,they're here to help people
with therapy.
Shout out to my therapist,who's been helping me unpack and
(41:26):
I'll learn with all my trauma.
So it's like, ye, so we're notallowed to have help.
We're supposed to put it all onthis one person.
If we not, then okay, who isJesus?
Speaker 2 (41:37):
What is the Holy Spirit?
Right, right, I guess we're notsupposed to yeah.
So if that's what you, yeah.
Speaker 1 (41:45):
But what was me?
I don't know.
Yeah, so Well, thank you.
So I don't know if I'm gonnaput all three of these out or if
I'm gonna try to put a portionand put the rest on what is in
my patreon.
I don't know, I'm gonna figureit out, but thank you so so much
.
Also, peoples, I haven'tdecided what I'm gonna do
because, as you heard in my lastepisode, I am either gonna take
(42:08):
a break to Um Virgo season orrevamp, try to figure out what
to do, but I am digging the factof these things that that I am
doing as far as likeinterviewing people, because I
think it's awesome.
I've been working on thisinterview with my sus forever,
so this is also gonna be in theshow notes, but I want to let
you know that my birthday iscoming up on my Virgo, so I have
(42:32):
a coupon going on For not ninedollars and seventeen cents off
of my hemp blend shirts.
If you put in on my websitewhich I say that at the end, and
it's also on the show notesVirgo, vir, go to zero to three.
All one word from Virgo season,which is August 23rd through
September 22nd year, our Lord,2023, you'll get nine dollars
(42:55):
and seventeen cents off of myhemp blend shirts and during the
month of September, which isSeptember 1st through September
30th in the year our Lord 2023,you'll get 40% off of all of my
services, which include a Reikiand playing cards.
And, damn it, we did not talkabout my playing cards or my
Reiki.
This is part.
(43:16):
This is like part four.
Okay.
Okay so, I know I just say onthe next episode, but okay so I
guess we're done with that, butmy sister has received playing
card readings from me and Reiki.
Matter of fact, I might justpost this on TikTok to have her
talk about that.
That's what I'm gonna do.
So, with all that being said,thank y'all so much.
Thank you, sus, for comingthrough with the conter.
(43:38):
Do you want to hurry up and saygoodbye to folks?
Speaker 2 (43:42):
Bye, you, alien people.
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Alright, and well, I've talked too much too out.
M-O-W-M-A-Q-W-E, w-e, w-e, that's my name.
Mama Q, m-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e,w-e, that's my name.
Mama Q, Say it faster.
Slow don't really matter,though the U-E gets a minute.
Tongue tizzy.
Yo, hey, kinda dizzy bro.
(00:54):
Who is she?
Mama Q?
Mama gave birth little ways, nogirth, 60 years ago.
No, I don't want.
Mo Q is a line and I tried toalign this double end.
Tundra petty, haha, it's one ofmy mantras.
Mama Q, I'm the first one inand the first one out.
Memphis Tend to Key is mywhereabouts.
Don't complain.
(01:15):
Man saying stick it to onetopic.
I reply your mind is verymyopic with Mama Q.
You need better opt is pickingand choosing to copy me.
Are you inspired?
Definitely, no need to whispergracefully.
I like it better off key.
Now let's see.
Do you remember me?
(01:36):
M-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e, W-E,that's my name.
Mama Q, m-o-w-m-a-q-w-e, w-e,that's my name.
Mama Q, hey, hi, it's me.
Mama Q, I welcome you toMoments inQ and Q today.
(01:59):
How I and tales of the dot dot,dot, how I.
I give you the green of the dayand I'm explaining the why of
this episode.
Good morning, beautiful.
It's Virgo season and I'm backwith another season, which will
be season two or episode 33, Idon't know yet, haven't decided.
(02:19):
I interviewed my sus AB.
We talk about everything who do, of course, conspiracy theories
such as aliens, the zombieapocalypse, ferments and other
stuff that will cause the men inblack to strike.
Therefore, a portion of theconspiracies will be available
for purchase via subscriptionsduring Virgo season.
August 23rd through September22nd, I will have my hemp bling
(02:42):
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Go to my website.
Put in Virgo 2023 also.
Next month, which is September,I will be celebrating my 40th
birthday.
Therefore, my readings will be40% off.
Coupon code birthday 2023.
All of this will be listed inthe show notes.
Tales of dot dot dot.
(03:06):
I initially came up with talesof many me from talking about
many me on my social media posts.
That kid truly said, and stilldo say, some of the damnedest
things.
It made others and I shake ourheads or laughed.
I decided to call my interviewstales as well.
During these interviews, I willask people to share their lives
and thoughts on who do, ofcourse, and whatever else
(03:28):
they're into.
People perk up when you askthem about their hobbies.
I'm not strange, weird off, norcrazy.
My reality is just differentthan yours.
The treasure cat from Alice inWonderland that's my Q to press
play.
Hey, hi, we are back.
(03:51):
This is gonna be the last partof it.
So, before we move on fromtalking about dimensions and
well, conspiracy theories, we'regonna talk about dimensions,
okay, so when you had saidearlier about dimensions, what
do you mean?
Speaker 2 (04:07):
as far as hmm, it might be a little weird, it's
okay, this entire thing has beenweird everybody.
Not as spiritual as the next,but long story short, we hit.
I think it was July 18th orsomething of this year.
We hit a spiritual shoo of it,was it this?
(04:31):
year.
Yes, okay, I could be wrong onthe date, but as far as, like,
when I say 5d, I mean like us asblack people, no offense to
anybody else, but you know, weget our energy from the song we
we all miss.
Like this is our stuff.
That's why I say the aliensyeah, I'm all over the place,
(04:53):
but that's this is why I say thealiens don't really want
nothing to do with us.
You know, they're here to learnfrom other species or things
before like I, just I don'tthink that is always a this is
back.
Just because we don't knowabout it don't mean it's bad,
that's true.
But the 5d dimension isbasically like, helps you come
(05:18):
up with your superpower youremember, yeah, at the beginning
of the year that was like, yeah, but we're gonna get their
superparamore.
Yeah, that's your gifts.
Your gifts were supposed to bein height, your senses were
supposed to be in height.
And all these gut feelings, thedreams, the questions, mmm,
everything you know what I canget behind that?
Speaker 1 (05:39):
because I feel like lately some of my stuff has been
um, heightening a little bitmore.
So, okay, I can get behind it.
Why you think it's been so hot,I don't know.
I just assumed because I'mdoing better with communicating
with the ancestors and thespirit in my spirit, gods and
helpers and my higher self.
So the more I talk to them, thestronger they become.
(06:04):
And then I also think that themore that I train my spiritual
gifts by using them, that themore I guess in tuned or, if I'm
trying to do an, if I'm tryingto make it an analogy when it
comes to exercising ish, whichis what I said from part one,
the more you use it, thestronger it becomes.
So you know, if I'm steadydoing pushups every day, I'm
(06:27):
going to get stronger.
My, I'm gonna be able to domore pushups.
So I was assuming that becauseI talked to the ancestors more
and did things more in death,that it was me getting stronger
because I'm using my gifts,because they're getting energy
to help me, and I'm gettingenergy to strengthen my gifts
because I'm actually utilizingmy gifts so they made the son
(06:49):
get harder because you was doingwhat you supposed to.
Speaker 2 (06:51):
I made the son yeah, that's what I thought you oh my
gosh, I'm so sorry, no, I knowthat's fine, but what you said
makes sense.
Mm-hmm, things like this, mm-hmm.
You're questioning like yourspirituality.
In a good realm I was gonna dois like have stuff come back ten
(07:13):
times full like greatness, likeyeah, I know a lot of spiritual
people, just not like mellow oranything, but stuff is like we
constantly questioning stuff andthen it's gonna be given in a
later day, later time.
But yeah, I said, why is itgetting hot?
Like we can handle the sign.
(07:33):
I mean, you know, baby, well,calm and control.
I was the reason, do not giveme started.
So, yeah, why did I say we?
Speaker 1 (07:41):
I'm gonna have to have you come back for another
part to yeah, I'm gonna justleave that there, but I ran.
Speaker 2 (07:51):
It's like they shut down the airport, say everything
, because they can't handle it.
China they have to give in likepools, like the way food,
plenty folks in the way food,mm-hmm, trying to keep cool.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
All I'm saying is mother earth is alive yeah, and
she's sick of some of thesehuman shit is taking her junk
back.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
Yeah, a lot and not a lot, but some black people they
aren't at the cost of that,mm-hmm.
Wrong place, wrong time.
Okay, cool, but we need tounderstand like it's something
bigger than us, a fleet, and wegotta be mentally strong like
all that, yeah, what's in witheach other?
True, big and fine.
(08:42):
All this shoe going on here,like that is not even supposed
to be of us.
Like how we gonna come together, how we gonna let her know like
, yeah, we ready to stay here orwe ready to do what we need to
do.
You can't even trust us to dowhat we need to do within that
makes sense.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
Yeah, that makes sense, and Um, you know I'm out
sink holes.
Speaker 2 (09:03):
You never seen so many sink holes?
Yeah, what's up with the moon?
Don't get me started.
Yeah, okay, so we're gonnaclose that partner.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Here is something that I did, that I said I was
gonna do a part too, but since Ihave you here and it kind of
goes with what you're talkingabout, we're gonna talk about
that, and then we're gonna talkabout Life for you outside being
a conspiracies and aspiritualist, and then we'll
just wrap it up.
Okay, so in one of my episodesI had talked about capitalism
(09:31):
and how, when it comes tospiritual stuff or religious
stuff, people want it for freeor for a very, very, very small
fee.
So I forgot what episode therewas, but y'all can go through it
, y'all figure it out.
So I'll give you the backgroundon this so you can understand
where this question statement,whatever is gonna come from.
All right, so, as you knowbecause I'm sure I told you
(09:54):
Again, when it comes to me beinga Reiki practitioner, a lot of
people think from the jump,reiki is Demonic to some people,
and then I'm able to turn someof these doubters into believers
.
So yay for that.
Okay, and some people thinkthat the services that us as
(10:15):
Practitioners where there isspiritual or Reiki practitioners
Charge is quote-unquote, toomuch.
Ignore the fact that peoplewill spend lots of money on like
a hundred dollars For spiritualstuff.
People don't want to do it, butthey'll spend a hundred dollars
on clothes.
Okay, whatever, ignore thatpart.
But it just seems like, evenwhen I was a Christian, that it
(10:37):
just seems like, when it comesto quote-unquote Helping and
healing people, that is supposedto be for a small fee or for
free, but people don't minddoing other things with money.
All right, and the reason it'slike that is because of
capitalism.
And so in my mind I was likeokay, how can we get rid of
capitalism which I'm gonna turnit over to you in a minute as I
(10:58):
try to put a bow on my point.
I thought that we could, but Ican't think of a way to do it
Because humans some of us humanssuck.
At first I was thinking ofbothering, but in my mind I'm
like, I don't know, botheringwould work because I feel like
it would still be Capitalismbehind it, because I'll be like
hey, you know, I have three eggsfor you.
(11:19):
Um, can we trade for threenails?
And somebody else could be likeno, I'm gonna give you three
nails or whatever, like thatthis other person wants to give
me um, 15, um yards well, notyards, but anyway 15 things of
lumber and stuff.
And so I'm like, okay, thatprobably won't work, and because
I feel like capitalism is sorooted in In the human
(11:41):
experience, that is difficult.
And then I went down a rabbithole in my mind.
I was like, well, if people getin their own communities again,
like a gated community withthemselves, and they trade
amongst themselves or they tradeamongst other communities, that
maybe bordering would work orwhatever.
But then I'm just like, how arewe going to deal with?
People have different types ofhouses, so what about the people
(12:04):
that lives in bigger houses?
What about the people that livein small houses?
So to me, I want us to get ridof capitalism, because I want us
to be able to live, which I'llput a pin in that.
But what are your thoughts?
Because I can talk all dayabout this, but before I hand it
over, what are?
Um, I guess what I'm trying toget is what are your thoughts
about us getting rid ofcapitalism?
Is it possible?
(12:25):
Can we do it?
What ways can we do it?
What's your thoughts?
Should we get rid of?
I think we should, but you know, does this make sense?
People are just too greedy.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Um, yeah, people are just too greedy.
Um, everybody feel like theygot to have.
I'm trying to say I don't mindpeople thinking that, okay, they
stuff is the best, I want to doit this way, blah, blah, blah,
blah.
But trying to like make amonopoly, my monopoly of
something and just like Take allthat money and run with it.
(12:58):
Now I feel like I'm on top ofthe world.
I just don't believe in it.
But, as we see, this is whathappened with the world now.
So I just don't believe thatwe'll ever Change.
Like I said, when the zombieapocalypse happened, y'all,
y'all see it, y'all see it andy'all heard it first.
For me, remember in 2012,remember in 2012, the movie Um,
(13:20):
the guy from the freaking vanwas telling y'all all the stuff
that was gonna happen before ithappened.
I am that person, but yeah itwon't work.
Speaker 1 (13:29):
Yeah, um, yeah, that's my problem is, I don't
think it it would work either.
Um, because somebody on tiktok,again um had talked about how,
minus the europeans, that how,again, native american and
african um, the way that theirsystems work, where they were
able to um, support mother earth, give thanks and gratitude to
(13:57):
Um, all all the differentspirits.
I know I'm doing a crappy jobof trying to explain, but again,
all all of these deities, theyfeel like it exists, versus,
when it comes to christianity,how they only believe one god
slash jesus slash whatever.
When it comes and I can't speakabout native american, but I,
even though, again, I'm notinitiated learning about lodu
(14:18):
and learning about ifa, how theybelieve that there are deities
that are Attached to differentthings in nature, you got, when
it comes to the river, you gotocean.
When it comes To the ocean, youhave yemiya.
When it comes to the forest,you have oh, I'm about to mess
up that name, so we're justgoing to leave that alone.
But, either way, um, similar tohow it is if people believe in
(14:41):
greek mythology and I hate tocall them mythology, because
there could be people out herewho do see the greek gods as
real people that they venerateand worship and stuff like that.
But you have those type ofpeople because, again, when it
comes to yemiya, who's over theocean, okay, when it comes to
greek mythology, they haveposhiden.
(15:01):
So it's like I know I'm allover the place.
But again, this is me talkingish about christianity, like I
always do.
But, as I've said to you before, we are all doing similar
things.
How is it that there is a, amultitude of gods in hindu,
which, if I'm not mistaken,hindu, is the oldest Religion in
the world that that can befound, and they have different
(15:23):
gods, but in christianity youonly have one, and sometimes
some denominations believethere's christ, god and the holy
ghost.
There are one people, separatepeople, blah, blah, blah.
But in other spiritual out ofthese religions will have you.
They believe that they're allover in different parts.
So you got anything to sayabout it?
Speaker 2 (15:44):
um, I think it like I don't knock nobody, but
Everybody can believe what theywant to believe.
But thinking that your God isbetter than somebody else, god
and to just not even justChristianity, but freaking
anybody, if you feel like yourGod is better than my God, then
(16:05):
obviously you're not gettingtaught what you supposed to be
getting taught.
But I just feel like everybodyis one, whether y'all believe it
or not.
We talking about the sameperson, but just in a different
way, and I don't see no problemwith that.
But yeah, I don't believe youhave to be like solely just all
(16:26):
Christian, like if the raptureis to happen, then you won't.
You're gonna be that one in ameeting up.
That don't even sound.
It just don't sound reasonable.
It sound goofy and nowadaysthey just putting too much onto
religion.
Now there everybody just getseverybody want to push, push, a
(16:49):
push, a certain agenda andthat's just gonna make me turn,
turn, turn it.
Yeah, that's gonna make me getturned off, as I was before.
Yeah, and I do my own thing,like I do believe in God, but
that's my God.
I'm a spiritual person, Ibelieve.
You know.
I'm saying the universe isalive.
Yeah, one for one.
You put the energy, whateverenergy you put there, that's
(17:11):
gonna come back yeah but longstory short.
I mean, I don't think it's aproblem with the many guys that
you mentioned or decided, or youor.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
Zeus?
Yeah, I don't either, and andthat's why when when there was
an interview with our uncle, itwas again.
I am secure in my spiritualpractice, but it aggravates me
that, first off, when you tellsomebody that you are not a
Christian, the first thing thatcomes to their mind is do you
(17:43):
believe in God?
The reason that I say that I dobelieve in a God, but we're not
talking to the same person isbecause for me, with how
Christianity has become that,there's no way we're talking
about the same God, and so, asyou heard in the in that episode
, it brought him joy to hearthat, but it's like wait a
(18:04):
minute.
But then further on in thatconversation, he had mentioned
that sometimes he'll call on ourgreat-grandmother.
So here we are again.
As I've said many times before,you can write, you can be a
hoodoo practitioner and be aChristian, but for me, I specify
that I'm not a Christian andthat and that the God that I
(18:27):
believe exists.
It's not the same one, and I dounderstand that I do have
religious trauma that Ieventually have to unpack.
However, my ancestors on thealtar don't require me to have a
Bible.
They are okay with me notbringing Christianity into my
hoodoo, which is cool for mebecause it never felt right.
But what aggravates me again isthat if we had a human being
(18:50):
that treated us as a partner theway that Jesus slash God
whomever treats its people, youwould want someone to be out
there relationship.
You shout out to the Bible forbeing real and saying, hey, I'm
a jealous, god, thank you forbeing honest.
But if I had a partner who toldme to my faith hey, mama Q, I'm
(19:12):
jealous, I'm not gonna be in arelationship with them.
And then something else somebodyhad mentioned again I forgot
the creator name who hadbasically said that the reason
that some of these politiciansare, well, not our Christians,
but the reason some of thesepoliticians don't really care
about global warming and climatechange and all this other stuff
(19:34):
, is because their reward isheaven.
So who cares if the world blowsup burns or whatever like that?
Their afterlife will be heaven.
But it confuses me because Ithought in the Bible nobody is
there until Jesus come back.
So it's all this contradictoryand the Bible has been rewritten
and things have been taken awayor added to fit in a gender and
(19:57):
, just from what I see, moreoften than not those who talk
about what you and I, practicehaven't really read the Bible.
They're too busy caring aboutif people people being trans or
anything like that and being gay, and it's like that's the God
that you want to be cool with,even if they actually read the
Bible.
Speaker 2 (20:15):
Sorry, no, cuz I go to Christian University and they
don't even like push it on this, like, yeah, you need to be a
Christian cuz you got to aChristian school.
No, they could careless whatyou believe in.
But long story short, you're soChristian but you want a Bible
throw.
One of my classes literallysaid out of his all-mouth my
(20:37):
professor yeah, that ain't how aChristian supposed to operate
the Bible throwing.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
No sir, no man yeah, I don't like it.
It just let us all believewhatever it is because, again,
our ancestors yeah, ourancestors were doing fine before
they were abducted.
Like to me, I feel like theywere doing fine.
And then people like to say,well, ethiopia wasn't colonized.
Was it, though?
Because they did have peoplefrom different countries?
(21:04):
I want to say Italy, but Icould be wrong, that occupied
they might not have,quote-unquote, colonized it
about what we know, but theyoccupied it.
Or it's to the point where, insome countries in Asia, there
are starting to become moreChristians than Hinduism or
whatever religion that existedback then.
So it's like you're literallytrying to colonize and brainwash
(21:27):
and force the entire world tobelieve in what you believe in.
I remember I forgot whatcountry it was, but there was
this country where it's neverhad anybody, any inhabitants
there but the, but their tribe,and I know I'm doing a crappy
job well.
I can't, yeah, but so this iswhat happened.
Per usual, white man whitebeing a white man went to this
(21:50):
like quote-unquote Christianboot camp to learn how to talk
to this person, and becausethey've never seen anybody.
I don't know if it was becausethey've never seen white people
before or just they haven't seenpeople.
That's not from the tribe.
Point is that country knows,like yo, don't go over yonder,
they don't fuck with you.
(22:11):
He was being hardheaded andwanted to share the goodness of
God, so so he died.
But here's my thing.
Fuck around and find out.
But here's my things.
You mean to tell me that thisGod, jesus, whomever, is mad
because these people who are inthis tribe that never heard the
word, that they're not gonna besaved because they never heard
(22:34):
the word.
So you take it upon yourselfwhere they're living their best
life.
Speaker 2 (22:37):
Ain't bothering you to tell them just goes back to
what I said before people justneed to leave it alone.
Just leave.
Everything ain't meant to betouched with or mess with or
just influenced on.
Leave people alone.
(22:58):
Yeah, like, I guess we stillain't learning all this, not at
all, I ain't even trying, not atall like I said you fuck right,
find out but, like I said, youknow.
I believe mom god.
You believe your own god.
Earth is hell that's whatsomeone has said, like they was
(23:21):
like if you this was, you knowearth wise, all this crime going
on?
Why does killing happen?
Honestly, I think, like Godintervenes, he intervenes, he
speak to other people.
That's, that's my definition ofhim.
You know, I'm saying like he dofor me what I'm in a green
suite, like what I'm best toknow, that's him, if that makes
(23:45):
any sense.
Like, okay, if I go stub my toealready ever, and then somebody
come talk to me about stubbingmy freaking toe, but they're not
throwing Bob a virgin, like,okay, but God talking to you,
talking through you for me, so Iknow what's going on.
But no story short, I feel like,like you said before, we the
experiment, he letting thisstuff go on just to see what he
(24:09):
was gonna do.
Cuz, quote unquote per theBible, jesus was here trying to
like get us on the right path,and then what happened?
They kill him and then,apparently, god just took them
up and was like, yeah, that's it.
Well, I'm a steal that don't dowhatever they want to do.
Yeah, but, um, I think it'sjust an experiment.
(24:32):
The human race gonna be thedeath of themselves if we excel
in the near future.
Okay, cool, but I really wouldjust rather be like a vampire,
or I'm just really ready for thezombie apocalypse so everybody
can just humble themselves areal ending we can start over.
But that was that show Netflixcall mm-hmm, with Murphy in it.
(24:56):
And who is Murphy?
They inject him.
He was a prisoner to inject himand then he became like the
savior of the human race becausehe turned into a haves on
behalf.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
So that is not on my timeline.
No right, we are going to gohome, I don't know, okay.
So let me see what wait Did weokay?
So we okay, so we're we're onon the last part is gonna be a
long part.
We're on the last part, allright.
So you were recently married,you eloped.
I was not invited, but for somereason, when I get married, she
(25:30):
wants to be invited.
Ain't that about a bitch?
So how is married life for you?
Speaker 2 (25:36):
So I know I am gonna be there in attendance, that's
my sister, that's my brother,but uh, how is it?
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Yeah, you know, I think a better question is how
is it to be married With someonewho is spiritual like you?
Speaker 2 (25:58):
Well, firstly, um, I don't think he's hit me that I'm
married like, yeah, Three weeks, three weeks, almost a month,
yeah, so it ain't hit me.
Speaker 1 (26:09):
I mean I walk around.
Speaker 2 (26:09):
I'd be like you know, hey hubby.
He say he does the hey wifeything.
Like I mean, it's funny, itsounds cute, we get along.
But I mean, hmm, we clashsometimes with certain stuff.
As far as like spiritualitygoes, this is somebody that I've
known for like nine years andas I said before, our situations
(26:32):
mirror each other.
Yeah, now it's like instinct.
Some can happen to him, itwould happen right back to me,
like I'm like tiff it in, tiff,tiff it in, tiff it in.
So I mean, it's a littlechallenging.
I'm gonna have to get used tothat, because now I'm not only
looking out for myself, I'mlooking out for somebody else
spiritually.
(26:53):
Yeah, I got to make sure youain't bringing that home with
you.
You need to make sure that I'mStraight, which some thoughts
just came to my head, but weain't gonna say this on mic, so
remind me to talk about that offmic, okay, um, but I mean as
far as like being married, IPeople are like um, telling us
(27:14):
that we too young, or likesuggesting to him like, oh, you
need to do this, you need to dothat.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Ups, wait, let's put a pin in it I says you are 26.
Speaker 2 (27:25):
I tell them I Suck a d word you can curse Suck it,
suck it.
I mean you understand the guap,guap, sick thousand Extrants.
Yeah, all that, do whatever youneed to do, but yeah, um, that
kind of Get sending me from myskin a little bit, mm-hmm, I
(27:47):
guess.
I guess that's just somethingthat I have to work on, because
I've already, since the personyeah, but also cancer.
We don't cry, we are, we balldrop, fuck it, we ball, yeah,
whew, yeah, whatever.
That's another thing To thelisteners.
You need to mind your business,like, stop putting your nose in
(28:09):
business that y'all don't haveno business being in.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
And that's about it, because it's, I think it's gonna
always be somebody Like I thinkyou and I talked about this
before who?
Well, first, my therapist hasalways said to me that the way a
person responds is more aboutthem than it is about you.
And my thing is and I know youand I talked about this before
that no matter what you do,there's always gonna be like in
(28:37):
this instance, a hater.
You wait until you 36, oh,you're too old, cause I mean, I
will be 40 next month, woo, woo,woo.
And so in October, the love ofmy motherfucking life will be 40
as well, woo, woo.
And so, like this could beconsidered, quote unquote old
(28:57):
whenever we decide to jump thatdamn mop and jump the broom.
But I don't know, I think, likepeople say, it works in divine
timing and me having only mymany me.
People said the same thing likeoh, you know, you should have
another one.
So I told them my tubes aretied and then they would turn
(29:19):
red in the face.
Or an ex manager of mine askedme to my face none of his
fucking business, why did younever get married to your
child's father?
I looked him dead in his faceand said because he abused me.
He literally because he's white, went red in the face and never
asked me anymore.
My thing is that you don't knowwhat it is that a person is
(29:39):
going through and Iwholeheartedly believe, as long
as two consenting adults arehappy, that it doesn't matter
how old they are.
There are some people who getmarried after fucking on a first
night and they stay together.
There are some people who havearranged marriages they stay
together.
There are people who have beenmarried for ever and ever and
ever and they still get cheatedon or they break up with.
(30:04):
One of my favorite things thatI've said before is like you can
be Beyonce, cardi B, all youwant.
They both got cheated on, okay,and people love the fact that
when Cardi B.
Speaker 2 (30:18):
I just want to say like that's another thing in our
community.
Speaker 1 (30:26):
Oh, she's saying black out because for some
reason she thinks this is avideo, not a podcast.
Speaker 2 (30:30):
Uh-huh, because the government already gonna come
pick me up.
I don't need them to pick me upor anything else.
But as far as our communitygoing, we stay trying to like
compare our regular people liferelationships to famous people
relationships and that don'tcorrelate at all.
The fact they're mathin' thebank accounts.
Speaker 1 (30:49):
They mathin' that's.
The only thing that's differentis because they may have more
money than us.
Other than that, they're stillhuman, like us.
Speaker 2 (30:54):
They are, but I'm saying like they got their own
lives to live.
Like If you that concerned intune with somebody else's life,
then you need to go find yousomething.
Look, you need to change life,professions or something.
You need to go seek help.
Speaker 1 (31:09):
Yeah, you should, cause you're weird.
Yeah, because, like like I wassaying, people did not like
Cardi B because of her sexuality, her being a stripper, her just
owning her pussy, basically,which, ironically, what was
about five years ago around thistime?
Cause Facebook reminded me thatWAP came out, and so it's like
there's an issue with a woman onher sexuality, so she was
(31:34):
undeserving of love, and thenwhen she got cheated on ha ha,
that proves it.
But that means nothing, becausea lot of these men not all of
them, but a lot of these menFeel entitled to everything.
Feel entitled to everythingthey wanna do ain't shit.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Slide that pot of grits or that or bottle across
their head and they gonna comeright on today's census and oh
why you do that.
You're gonna have to y'all kindof go on.
Speaker 1 (31:59):
Exactly, and with us who are part of the African
Dyspora, and even with NativeAmericans.
Again back to this thoughtprocess is a white man's thing,
because I met this guy.
I forgot where he was from, buthe is Native American.
He said that they are amatriarch.
He took his mom's last name.
(32:19):
Like that is what you do.
And before colonization, again,women ran it.
But once you got Christianityliterally beat over people's
head, people started to believein it and they made their family
members believe in it.
Here we are, a generation andagain, yes, I'm bashing
Christianity because again, theoriginal quote unquote
Christianity was more acceptingthan what you have right now
(32:42):
with Christianity.
Because again, let's not forgetthe Christianity that some of
our ancestors were forced tobelieve in.
It felt like it was us, asblack people, birthright to
become slaves.
Like what in the entire fuck?
Get that out of there.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
And another thing us, as black people.
We need to understand that theBible has been rewritten,
right-washed and passed down,and they tried to say that 96
professional people looked itover and confirmed that this was
right.
I don't know too many humansthat know how to read hard
(33:16):
glyphics.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
No, no, no, that's not.
Who was that language?
It was Greek and Hebrew.
You, one of those people whobelieved that the Bible was
taken from Egypt?
Speaker 2 (33:30):
I just think that, wherever it may be I think it
came from the hard girl fixingit People just started making
their own interpretation.
I don't know, I don't get paidto do stuff like that, but we
just need to understand, like,do your own research and if you
decided to read the Bible, thenyou read the Bible for yourself
(33:50):
and pick what you need to pickfrom it, take in what you need
to take in.
But me telling you that theBible is not original should not
be a problem and you shouldn'twanna like go in my throat
because I'm telling you thatit's parts missing or I don't
(34:11):
know that don't sound right.
That sounds like this, or yeah,that do sound like.
Speaker 1 (34:17):
And that's the problem.
I think some of them are notsecure.
I don't think some of them aresecure in their religion and so
back to that, it's them, not us.
That I said a little while agobecause it just dawned on me
that that could be what it is isthat it's easier to say well,
we are doing is demonic.
For multiple reasons.
It's number one to try to getpeople to come back because too
(34:40):
many people are leaving.
So where's the money?
They need more money and that'sfucked up.
Reason number two, because ifthey can't convert you over and
make you believe in it and theyhave a real debate and listen,
that'll make them have torethink everything they believed
in and they might not be secureenough in it.
So it's easier for them to tryto make non-Christians be
(35:05):
insecure.
But, like I told you and I toldmy uncle, I'm secure in mine.
My only issue has been tocontinue to be is that people
are saying that what I'm doingis demonic.
But if you really really talkto them and get depending on who
they are and get to the bottomline of their beliefs,
especially the black ones, likesome of them, are practicing who
(35:26):
to?
Without even noticing it.
So if you are practicing it,then you're demonic, but no,
it's different.
No, the word synonyms exist fora reason.
Speaker 2 (35:36):
If we really want to get down to them degree to being
in church.
Pastors are probably like moremost than some, but they're like
, I wouldn't even say demonic,but they're a cricket, cricket
preachers preaching like theword, but don't be really
bounced though.
So the intentions ain't evenright for real.
Speaker 1 (35:58):
But yeah, or some of them.
From what I heard from others Ihaven't experienced it is that
they believe in Eva.
They practice that stuff.
They just don't want y'all topractice it.
Like I've heard so many timesthat people who are Christians,
who are pastors, preachers,preacher kids, whatever the word
(36:20):
you want it to be, some of themwho, like you, look at them,
they act, walk and talk like God, is God, that, jesus,
everything?
Speaker 2 (36:27):
And I mean that's fine.
I love that for them.
If that's what you want to do,I know about all means Right.
Speaker 1 (36:33):
but they will be those same ones who will go to a
botanical or metaphysical placeor, once it gets quote, unquote
, too too much for their Godslash Jesus, they will go to a
hoodoo practitioner.
They will get Initiated in ifa,if it's meant for them to,
they'll just be in these thingson the low low, but we'll be up
(36:55):
there every day saying howfucked up and bad and demonic
what it is that they now arePracticing is demonic, because I
guess what they don't wantother people to get the
blessings or to have the plankremoved from their eye.
Speaker 2 (37:07):
That's so very much, but meanwhile you need you're
supposed to be passing aroundthe plate a collection place.
Yeah, you're supposed to bepassing that around.
God don't really want no money.
He's supposed to be having nomega churches or nothing.
It's so, yeah, that's bringingtoo much, too much energy To the
(37:29):
place that you supposed toworship.
Yeah, that you worship in.
But you know what?
Speaker 1 (37:34):
was me.
Okay, we're probably.
After we finish this, I, highmama, will probably wrap it up.
But when you said that, itreminded me of Again.
Another reason why I don't likewhat we do is consider demonic,
because, again, I don't seeanything wrong getting a little
extra Help.
So what I mean by that is, likeyou said in the church, having
these extra energies and stufflike that.
(37:56):
So you and I, if we feel likesomething is quote-unquote on us
, will go through differentsteps in order to get it off of
us, or we'll even dopreventative measurements.
You know, covering our hair,doing all doing all these
workings and spales to do it.
Because, for example, when itcomes to the one they gave birth
(38:17):
to me, before I step foot onher property, I say a quick
prayer To like cover me so thatwhatever the fuck is going on
with her, it will bounce off ofme If she tries to throw it,
intentionally or not, and stayover over yonder.
But there's so many people whocould be suffering from who
knows what it is and instead ofthem being in a place where they
(38:39):
can get help, they're told toyeah, they're getting shun or
told to pray away.
Again, on tiktok, I saw thispasta.
She was praying away autism.
There's so many people prayingaway ADHD.
I have ADHD.
It's you gonna pray it away?
Speaker 2 (38:58):
I mean my eyes, and I'm gonna just lead it to the
question it, but I'm not gonnasuper in law like I don't pretty
young fan but I still includethe universe myself.
Yeah, ancestors, yeah, the Godthat I feel like is my God.
Speaker 1 (39:19):
I feel like you know man is personally Make it sound,
it's been working it makessense to me, though, because if
all these crazy things oh mygosh, this is another thought
that's coming to my head.
See why I love having theseunpacking stories with you this
thought is coming to my head isthat you need that, for example,
(39:41):
when it comes to football.
I don't know shit aboutfootball.
Well, okay, let me take it fromfootball to basketball, because
I know a little bit.
On.
It's on the team that's on thefloor right then, and there,
when it's playing, is five onfive, so it's an even playing
field.
And then you have people whoare backups, and maybe they have
two or three strings.
I don't flip it, no.
(40:01):
So if that's possible when itcomes to sports, what's wrong
with it being possible when itcomes to what we're doing?
So you mean to tell me thatwe're gonna put all of this
quote-unquote stress One person,one person.
But if it comes to us being ina relationship, whether it's a
marriage or not, we well, I knowI don't, but we don't put all
(40:22):
of that on that one person.
So we're gonna put it right.
So we're not allowed to havebackups, we're not allowed to
have Streams, we're not allowedto have people who are
knowledgeable in whatever it isthat we're going through,
whether they are Part of ourspiritual team or ancestors, if
we have people here, like I said, I'm a healer, so I'm not
allowed to help do my job as ahealer, to help heal people
(40:45):
until it's too much.
Then it's like, okay, you needtherapy, but I'm not supposed to
work in tandem with thetherapist.
I can't, what the fuck.
And we even.
I know I'm all over the place,I'm almost done.
But it's even like back in thedays with the black community,
how again it was shone upon meand I think this was before you
came into the world, but it wasshone upon me for wanting to go
to therapy.
(41:05):
I was going through depression,depressed them, them dishes in
there.
I'm going through depression.
There's no such thing asdepression.
Um, that's just Jesus like yeah, so, but meanwhile, god Jesus,
who never put a therapist onthis earth, and if that is what
they are supposed to do in life,they're here to help people
with therapy.
Shout out to my therapist,who's been helping me unpack and
(41:26):
I'll learn with all my trauma.
So it's like, ye, so we're notallowed to have help.
We're supposed to put it all onthis one person.
If we not, then okay, who isJesus?
Speaker 2 (41:37):
What is the Holy Spirit?
Right, right, I guess we're notsupposed to yeah.
So if that's what you, yeah.
Speaker 1 (41:45):
But what was me?
I don't know.
Yeah, so Well, thank you.
So I don't know if I'm gonnaput all three of these out or if
I'm gonna try to put a portionand put the rest on what is in
my patreon.
I don't know, I'm gonna figureit out, but thank you so so much
.
Also, peoples, I haven'tdecided what I'm gonna do
because, as you heard in my lastepisode, I am either gonna take
(42:08):
a break to Um Virgo season orrevamp, try to figure out what
to do, but I am digging the factof these things that that I am
doing as far as likeinterviewing people, because I
think it's awesome.
I've been working on thisinterview with my sus forever,
so this is also gonna be in theshow notes, but I want to let
you know that my birthday iscoming up on my Virgo, so I have
(42:32):
a coupon going on For not ninedollars and seventeen cents off
of my hemp blend shirts.
If you put in on my websitewhich I say that at the end, and
it's also on the show notesVirgo, vir, go to zero to three.
All one word from Virgo season,which is August 23rd through
September 22nd year, our Lord,2023, you'll get nine dollars
(42:55):
and seventeen cents off of myhemp blend shirts and during the
month of September, which isSeptember 1st through September
30th in the year our Lord 2023,you'll get 40% off of all of my
services, which include a Reikiand playing cards.
And, damn it, we did not talkabout my playing cards or my
Reiki.
This is part.
(43:16):
This is like part four.
Okay.
Okay so, I know I just say onthe next episode, but okay so I
guess we're done with that, butmy sister has received playing
card readings from me and Reiki.
Matter of fact, I might justpost this on TikTok to have her
talk about that.
That's what I'm gonna do.
So, with all that being said,thank y'all so much.
Thank you, sus, for comingthrough with the conter.
(43:38):
Do you want to hurry up and saygoodbye to folks?
Speaker 2 (43:42):
Bye, you, alien people.
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Alright, and well, I've talked too much too out.
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