Ep 56: Stirring It Up - Inflammation, Building Your Own Lifeboat, the Emotionality of Destruction and the Phoenix Rising

Respectful discourses, nuanced conversations, and the ability to explore and express ideas that challenge mainstream thinking seems to be a thing of the past. These days it’s hard to have a conversation without fear of judgement or the feeling that someone is picking a side for you (even if you haven’t picked one for yourself). Ideas have been replaced by ideologies, and as a result extremism, tribalism and the need to constantly fight for the ‘right’ side of an issue keeps us divided and angry at one another. Inflammatory thoughts, words, and actions don’t come out of the blue, and in typical Future Chi fashion we need look no further than within to figure out what’s going on. 

In this episode Jost and Leon turn up the heat and get into the role that inflammation plays in how we perceive the world and the reality we create as a result. Like forging steel, accomplishing something worth doing requires heat and stress, but also a cooling and repairing process in order for it to achieve it’s full strength and potential. Burning the old in order to create the new means that we must experience inflammation - but if we remain in that phase of the process without a path forward, things take a turn for the worse. Jost talks about his early experiences with Marxism and how it’s become so unrecognisable that it may as well be called something else (which leads to a brainstorming session). Jost also gets into the process of inflammation from a health, bodybuilding, and traditional Chinese medicine perspective and how to treat this naturally by focusing on Blood production, building new tissues and choosing the right foods and herbs. He also discusses the madness of the dying world and the need to access portals to our higher selves, the importance of transcending emotionality, and how to avoid being entangled in the mundane and negative aspects of life and instead focus on community, sharing, and awakening. Leon talks about the learned-not-felt nature of ideology, the insanity of spray painting Stone Henge to express an ‘environmental’ message, the pointlessness of anarchy without vision, what Darth Vader and the outgoing elites have in common, and what Wim Hoff would have done if he was on the Titanic. 

The focus on doom, gloom and the inevitability of the apocalypse takes us closer to that reality, but these are the trappings of the dying world that would rather have us rearrange the chairs on the Titanic instead of being captains of our own ship. If we’re to approach the future with trust, sympathy and understanding then we must be prepared to burn ourselves in our own flame first - to build and temper ourselves - so that we can be a force for good. Don’t ponder the past, or get bogged down by negative people in the present. Our job is to keep cool, and keep going.

 

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Episode Transcript

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Welcome to the Future Chia Podcast. I'm Leon Fitzpatrick. And I'm Jos Stoa.
And we'll be talking about everything from Taoism to design to traditional Chinese
medicine and everything in between.
And we talk about how to make purpose out of life and life out of purpose. Whatever that means.
Join us for our next amazing adventure into the unknown.

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Music.

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I need permission, so maybe you have to give me permission. Yes, allow recording. Okay.
Yeah, recording. Okay, so I'm recording too. So we're about to...
All right, let's get into it because it's a very intense few weeks.
And obviously, in my line of work, having worked with people for,

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it's been nearly 50 years I've been working with people. My God, I'm getting old.
50. Crazy. It's been 50 years nearly.
I'm turning 66, and I started working with people officially when I was 18.
And that's when I went to uni, started to work, and you go straight into experience here.

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And so you're learning.
You start working with people while you also study, but you're doing experience
here, same thing. So I was pretty, or 19 maybe.
So it's been a while. So obviously things have really changed.
When I started working with people, we're talking now the mid-70s.

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It was, we were heavily influenced by the Marxist movement.
We were heavily influenced by the leftist movement and myself,
obviously, it was organizing all kinds of student movements.
And obviously, my rooms were plastered in the Marxist literature and posters by Che Guevara.

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It was very intense in terms of the political activity, and I myself then joined the Young Marxist.
So I was involved, and we were obviously storming the cops, barricades, and all kinds of stuff.
But when I hear today when people talk about the left and the Marxist movement,

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I can't resonate with it. It just seems to be like it's like a different Marxist.
Yeah. Well, what was the point? What was the original message behind Marxism
then? It was against capitalism or against?
It was basically, yeah, it was about, yeah, it was basically empowering the

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individual and working for a greater good. Yes.
And it was about like not getting suppressed by the capitalists.
Yeah. But calling Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, a lefty, a lefty,
a Marxist, is, from my perspective, a total joke. Yeah.
It's a capitalist. Yeah. It's a capitalist. I think.

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It suppresses everyone. But it's also adopted enough of that work,
left, super left, everyone's valid, everyone's this, everyone's that dialogue to make it appear.
Like, all those companies will make it appear like that way,
right? So they look on to the diversity, equity, inclusion, and this,
and all the things that are associated with what's becoming a very extreme left.

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So it doesn't appear that way, but you're right.
He's a complete capitalist, and it's much more, it's whatever it takes to get
people to buy your products or use your products.
They have no belief in any of that stuff. I don't know what they believe in, but it's not that.
Yeah, it's just like you can't actually name it anymore, not from my perspective.

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Like in Germany, where political education was part of university,
where Marxist doctrines and theories
were discussed openly, but no one was excluded, you can say whatever.
And inclusiveness was actually practiced rather than actually being either judgmental
and then actually excluding you if you had got a different idea.

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Yeah yeah well i you know as we
know in the past few years has been amplified like censorship well
we we know that it these things need to be discussed not not
suppressed the whole point is you do discuss it and
i think we're talking last few episodes about this in particular is
like you don't have to judge it you don't have to you don't
have to believe in it or agree with it to talk about it like you

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don't have to agree or you know it doesn't just even even
now we tell someone something they leap on you like it's your opinion and that's
what you believe and you can't even get through the conversation so i'm like
i don't believe this i'm telling you what i've read and heard and what happened
this week i'm not telling you my opinion i don't i haven't i try not to have
one i'm really trying like i'm very conscious these days about judging or having
an immediate opinion about anything.

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Because you realize that no matter what you say, there's an immediate need.
Everyone thinks they have to pull out their version of it and their opinion on what they think.
Yeah. Or you can get into the topic. And I think we can't even get any deeper anymore.
Everyone's up on a very superficial, very aggressive, very judgmental ideological layer.
And I think the thing about ideologies is that they're all learned. They're not felt.

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You don't really believe in it. You're taught that.
So what you just want attached to you now is you're being told that and you're repeating it.
I don't think you really believe that. I think you're going,
well, this sounds good, but it's not a belief. Therefore, it's not real.
Yeah, it's just the whole thing has got to the point like it doesn't make any sense anymore.
Absolutely. And so I can't, from my perspective of having seen the radical 60s

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and 70s, we articulated this sort of uprising of the human spirit,
leaning towards Marxist ideas.
But it was within the humanitarian ideal, and it was about the brotherhood of mankind.
But at the same time, we were obviously influenced by the Aquarian Age,

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because it was about the dawn of the Aquarian Ages, the age of Aquarius,
as the hippies were influenced by.
So it was like Marxist-Aquarian all combined.
Imagine telling someone that now. They say, what do you believe?
What do I believe? I'm a Marxist-Aquarian. and you're like, what the fuck?

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But it was great. It was about the brotherhood, understanding.
That's another thing. It was about sympathy and understanding,
trust abounding. So it was about trust, sympathy, and understanding.
That was like the catchphrase of the very night in the movement.
And of course, anyone had the Marxist slogan somewhere on their VW bus.

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I had the yellow and the red flags on the bus, on my VW, and everyone else had
it, but it was within the inclusiveness of humanitarian ideal of trust and understanding.
And so, when now this stage, when people talk about, oh, there's all these lefties

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and the right wing and things like that, I go, oh, no, no, it's just like,
it has nothing to do with this anymore.
No, you're right. And therefore, I think we need to look at it from a different
perspective and actually have to use new terms.
And the term I like to introduce is inflammation.

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It's neither left wing nor right wing it's inflammation
yeah it's inflammatory yeah because
when you look at inflammation inflammation is something in order to actually
aggravate the tissue to act in a certain way so it can rebuild itself towards
a new it's a healing process but inflammation on a chronic situation is actually

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leading to a decline yes so inflammation Inflammation, when you do exercise,
you cause inflammation, which then, with the recovery process, then creates new you.
So that means you destroy the old, and then through the inflammation process,
you create something new.
That's pretty much like an inflammatory process.

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So you could say, like, whenever they use those terms, Marxist,
left, right-wing, et cetera, forget all those terms, it's, in fact, inflammation.
Right. Yeah. What you described, though, is that inflammation is not bad.
It's part of the process.
Is that right? It's essential for creating something new.
If you don't exercise, you don't destroy the old, then the body can't recreate the new.

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Yeah. So when you do Tai Chi, you're causing a lot of inflammation.
Yeah. But then you're also generating a lot of heat and chi to those processes
where the inflammation then gets converted into yin water and will teach you how to rebuild it.
Yeah. Which is why we say in Tai Chi, the idea is to build a new body, you know.

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So, it's a process of burning something first in order to create the new.
And in many ways, there was like the political revolutions of the 60s and 70s.
It was about burning down the establishment in order to create the new.
But at least it had some sort of basis that you can actually rationally connect to.

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And like our leader back in the day in Germany was Rudi Dutschke.
He was one of the big student leaders.
So when he listened to these people speaking, it was mesmerizing.
It was, everyone could follow. Even the people who opposed him admitted that
he's highly intelligent. What he's saying makes a lot of sense.
So it actually inspired us to look into this, what was actually put into it,

(09:58):
and then actually to act on it.
And then, but with these days, a lot of the critique, it doesn't make any sense anymore.
Yeah. yeah yeah so so once again
if you put it like simply under it's just
inflammation yeah yeah so it's inflammation means
heat processes but also a lot of a lot of chi is is distributed in that moment

(10:21):
and a lot of cheese ignited so it's like a so chiflation inflammation it isn't
like so i mean everyone's from a purely medical standpoint inflammation is where a lot of,
or disease or a lot of pain, a lot of pathologies.
I know they start there, but it's a causing factor, right? Like things don't flow properly.

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Yeah, chronic inflammation is the pathology.
Inflammation in itself if you if you don't exercise you know you you prevent inflammation
but then it caused chronic inflammation in another area yeah
right so you're screwed either way you may as
well at least have a choice right if you're gonna you may

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as well choose when and how you get it right yeah yeah yeah yeah
look that's like being sick like the you know we talked about this a
lot it's like the fear and the avoidance of
catching a respiratory virus is what shut everything down but the
whole point was to get it and fight it off for the benefit of other people it
wasn't hiding from and it's like you either hide in a dark room with your mask
on and your jabs and the windows shut up or you go out and deal with it because

(11:24):
you're going to get it no matter what like the fact that we avoid this was hysterical
like you know is anyone avoided.
Respiratory virus i mean and how often do we get them i don't even know you know
like we get them all the time and if you have a good
immune system that is jobless to fight it off so if you feel a bit run down
briefly or something happening you know your body's fighting something and you you let
it do its job and you help it do its job but the idea that we

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could somehow subvert that or you know step aside
or not get it and not face it and deal with it is kind
of funny right that was the whole whole point was um prevention you know not
what do you do when you inevitably do get it yeah yeah it's inducing the stress
factor and by that you that you stir up the body and now Now the body is forced to act on it.

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So if you have the right mindset, the right intent with it, then it will reassemble
itself in line to the greater good.
That's the key. The idea is to have an intent set to realign.
So if you have an exercise and you push the weight, think, I hate this weight.
I hate this shit. I hate the pain.

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And you got a really negative, persistent mindset. mindset, the inflammation
that is now caused by this exercise, obviously now will go in there and it may
cause more problems and it may create good.
Whereas if you go in there and you understand the process, what you're doing
here, that you're going right in there, going to the tissue and feel the burning,
and then understand how it actually benefits the greater group by reassembling

(12:56):
itself by the realignment with the cosmic grid.
Then you can see yourself how you're moving towards something bigger. Yeah.
And so the idea is to have the mindset in play that you're embracing the positive.
It yet so so well it's it's if
you go into a into a cold bath with a with with

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a cold immersion and you go into the mindset that you
hate this and you're going outside in order
to protect yourself against it then obviously what happens is
you know you're in for torture yeah but if you if
you go within and see the good in it and just like wow i'm
gonna really just gonna i'm gonna make love to my
immune system here yeah and and then you're going in
that versus so if you're actually producing thing will develop as a result of

(13:39):
that yeah that makes sense when if you tie it into what you just said about
the original point behind these movements there was it wasn't just this system's
wrong let's destroy it and it's like what happens next it seems like there was a more intellectual.
Intelligent or there was an understanding that it
was about also what the next thing would be like yes it's

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not just burn it down and anarchy which is
often what these things are labeled as in retrospect but it's like the energy
behind it is the creation of new which does mean
taking the other thing down or letting it collapse because some of these things fall they
come apart on their own of their own volition right
they don't work they they collapse inwardly you know
we see a lot of this crumbling a lot of the agendas the elites have put forth

(14:22):
it's coming apart on its own because they keep pushing it you know they yeah
haven't read the room you know they're saying like they don't see the reaction
they can't change they can't change course but back what you were describing
it felt that sounds like there was an intention to.
Acknowledge the things to talk about it openly see what had
to be taken apart but also it was more about the next thing whereas now

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it's much more about everything's fucked we're all
doomed let's destroy everything let's pull it all down let's disassemble this
let's disassemble that let's take down the system but it's all out
of this anger and and ideology ideological moment
but i don't think they're thinking the next part i think
focused on everything bad and wrong and destruction but the
message of what we're supposed to move to is completely fabricated it's

(15:05):
something else like you look like these morons is
there's a group called just stop oil they're just
sort of like environmental extremists right and they go spray everything in
orange they vandalize artwork and they don't seem to get in enough trouble i'm
not sure the deal is but you see people kind of rebelling a bit against it now
but recently they just went to stonehenge and sprayed stonehenge in this orange
paint right to somehow explain that it's not that it's.

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Far worse what's happened to the planet so it wasn't a big deal and that the
paint was like would wash off and it was non-toxic and then
someone who the who ran the stone hand says
actually the stone is covered in a very delicate light light
chin that protects the stone and you just killed
it so like but this this
idea that they were doing this to it would destroy

(15:50):
everything and make a point and be destructive and like but you're not you're
saying just stop something just and oil like that makes that's meaningless that
is a meaningless statement because you have no you don't create you're not creating
anything you're not helping bring in a positive future you're complaining about
the current system and a lot of people are paid to do this these are like,
these are systems that are put in place to make other people angry make

(16:11):
them fly and these people doing it don't even believe that i think they're just
put in there to to aggravate people and to poke it and to cause more division
and cause hatred and cause people to take sides like these things are all simulcastrated
but the point i guess is like a lot of it now has moved to this infusion and
hate and disruption but not like a really a vision of the next thing,
yeah it has become a pathological inflammation it has it's this is a classic

(16:35):
sign of chronic inflammation it's not about done with a perspective of a greater good it's not.
Not for the sympathy and understanding uh trust and abounding like it's not
about putting it in the line of the Aquarian Age, how we're moving towards the
next level of interaction.
They've been needing to let go of the previous interaction to embrace new possibilities,

(17:00):
new frontiers, new ideas.
And instead, it's just like, yeah, if inflammation is detrimental to you,
that means it's chronic, that means it hasn't got a future.
It's not we creating a new tissue.
No, it exists. It was destroying the body. So chronic inflammation is destroying

(17:22):
the body. Like obesity is chronic inflammation.
A lot of other, all these lifestyle diseases are chronic inflammation. They destroy the body.
And like what you just described now, it's like destroying.
It's like, it's not about ideas anymore. It's just destruction. Yeah, it's destroying.
Yeah, exactly. Trying to erase history or re-adjecting and artificially put

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people in places is because of the diversity checklist, not because they're good at the job or not.
But all those things is driven out of this, like ideologies that are just going out of control.
And I think people who are latching onto them aren't even thinking far enough
ahead as to what happens when you do that.
What happens, yeah, you know, it's just a reaction. And again,
it's being passed along and spread.
And, you know, I think it's some purpose. I feel like it's only a few minutes.

(18:10):
Chronic inflammation spreads throughout the body. That's a thing. It spreads.
So, it starts in the intestine and it moves elsewhere. So, obviously,
that's how it causes all kinds of other diseases.
Yeah. That's why life-threatening diseases like cardiovascular disease,
et cetera, are life-threatening because it spreads. Yeah.
And in which way it's affiliated with cancer is another mystery also,

(18:31):
obviously, because we don't really know what cancer is. It's too many mysteries.
So, but they're directly connected to that it's not the idea anymore.
More it's just it's just inflamed well it's
like it's what you know we sort of talked about these zombie viruses
before it was to spread right so if you have that inside yeah

(18:52):
side to reflect that right if you're in yeah on everyone else to be angry with
you and then you want to destroy something and yeah and that's why i think like
when it in the 60s and 70s when the political revolution started it was an inflammation
that actually now inspired us to create new tissue a new life, a new lifestyle.
It was like the leaders were speaking creative ideas.

(19:19):
They were expressing ideas that now led to an understanding of all the individuals
operating as a connective.
So in order to create something new, so that were the ideas of community.
So that's why when I became a project officer for the community Youth Court
Scheme in 1981, which was a left-wing program of the government.

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And it was actually very Marxist written.
And it was all about the idea to actually develop communities so that the individual
now was operating in function with the community, then creating something bigger.
So that's actually the positive nature of, that's actually why,
how inflammation is in fact creating something new.

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So and the program and for example we had to do so many courses over and over
trainings about and it was all about what are communities what is the community
so we had to learn about all these ins and outs of what in fact is a community
and obviously a lot of the lecturers that gave those,
trainings to us were marxist based and orientated and therefore brought the

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marxist idea of communities in there.
But the initial idea in itself was towards a greater good.
We just needed to know how to work with that. And so that later then revealed
itself, what that all meant, you know, because this is where it comes down to
the nature of inflammation.

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You need to keep moving. You need to exercise the body. You need to take the right nutrients.
You need to know how to breathe. Because then you actually make that inflammation
now, through the recovery, creating a healthy new tissue.
Yeah. so you as in Tai Chi terminology you're creating a new body yeah so the

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60s and 70s were instrumental in order to get it started,
and the term that we're using by Marxist ideologies which is now for me from
my perspective 40-50 years later to use the same term is like an insult,
to the original to the original idea yeah I think they call it neo-Marxism now

(21:34):
because it's changed into something else but I think it sounds like even that
Even that it doesn't. Enough.
Because Neo just sounds like new, a new version, but it sounds like,
right, it's not parted so drastically from it. That means that, yeah, you're right.
Yeah, call them Neo, maybe call them Neo-Wankers.
Well, just Wankers, really. I mean, why is Neo, yeah? Wankers are the same throughout

(21:57):
history. So, you know, I guess it's just different. They put on different hats, I guess.
I mean, the technical term is chronic inflammation.
Right. So, I mean, someone like that, a neo-Marxist, is infected with chronic inflammation.
Right. Is an inflammation gone wrong? Yeah.
It's an inflammation gone steady. Right. Inflammation now becoming a lifestyle

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disease. I think that's hard to explain that to them, I think.
Yeah. It's not our job to explain to them anyway because they are dying.
No, that's true. They're dying. They will be dead soon. They will kill themselves.
It's probably progressed along that. It's probably gone that far.

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They will be gone. It's the old world.
Yeah, well, and I think that's a good point because I said the discussion yesterday
with someone and I've been thinking about that there's so much.
Like you look at the way that, you know, heading towards the US elections and
so much of this stuff and I just feel like everyone's getting more negative
and more down about everything and more. Or, I mean, to go in and change the

(23:03):
nuts and bolts of this system just feels like a mistake.
And try and go in and fiddle with it and get caught up on politics.
Like, I'm very interested to see what happens, obviously. And I was watching,
I tried to watch, I did watch some of the debates yesterday,
the US debates, the election debates. Yeah.
I mean, you know, Biden is worse than ever. And Trump wasn't really making any
sense either. He didn't even plan for it. He was doing his thing.

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And Biden was just, you know, not finishing sentences. And he was particularly bad.
But then Bobby Kennedy was banned from those debates. He was legally,
they said that legally he didn't qualify to participate.
And someone pointed out that by that definition, none of them should have been
on stage because none of them actually qualified.
So RFK was like, I'm going to do my own debate. I'm going to live stream it.

(23:47):
I'm going to watch what they say, and I'm going to answer the same questions
as them in a separate audience.
And he live streamed it on X and got like 5 million views, which was more than
twice what CNN got with their streaming platform.
Asshole yeah he just went okay i'll go do over
here fine like i'll do a completely different thing and perfect perfect perfect
right and it's it's they shot themselves in the foot by kicking

(24:07):
him out it highlighted that legacy media and the two old 80 plus year old idiots
are on their own in their own world and he's going over here and he understands
social media and all these things but i feel like he's the last maybe not hope
but the last version this type of system warrior because So I think after this
year, it's not the same again.
It can't keep going like this. This is the way it's happening.

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The way that the systems are is you can't go in and fiddle with them and reimagine
them. They have to almost completely be discarded or fall down.
And I think these things are collapsing on their own craziness.
I don't think they need to be knocked over. I think they're just going to fall down,
which I mean before about these crazy things with the World Health Organization
and the WEF and the political system where they're just pushing ahead with these meaningless,

(24:53):
meaningless almost like these completely counterintuitive agendas
which just means they they have no other ideas they have no other choice they're
just pushing it and the more they do push that the more people go wake up i
think and it's it's it's that's exactly that's exactly what the inflammation
is doing yeah what it brings forward the the the particles that are useful for the.

(25:16):
Restructuring of the body and that's exactly what we're observing now because
due to the madness of of the dying world, the titanic people.
Chronic inflammation people, then the neo-wankers.
Neo-wankers. Neo-inflammators. We'll figure a good name.
Neo-wankers will do. Because of them, we were coming away about the new. Yeah.

(25:43):
Yes. Yeah. Yeah, it's like, it's just, I'm rebuilding.
When I go to the gym and I work with exercise, I'm so, what it means,
I have caused inflammation, but now I'm focusing on the new.
Yeah. And I can see the result of it. I'm moving towards it.
You can do it, right? Feel it immediately.
Yeah. I see I'm moving towards the healthier body.
But first of all, I need to look at that what's burning.

(26:07):
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And that's the inflammation process.
So what you see yesterday with the presidential debate, you see that what is burning.
Yeah, absolutely. It's just that. Yeah.
It's almost like I try to look at some of the Biden stuff.
I can't even look at it. It's just sad. He belongs in a hospital.

(26:29):
He was trapped in asylum. So he shouldn't be.
No, it's awful. And then people say, oh, you have to take sorry for him.
And I say, man, he's supposed to be the leader of the free world,
and he's got access to nuclear power.
It's not about welfare. No.
No, it's past that. Yeah.

(26:50):
It's not possible to look at it from a therapeutic perspective.
He doesn't belong there.
It's a leader, supposed to be a leader there, a strong leader.
So obviously it's sad to observe openly the dismay of that guy.
He shouldn't be there anymore.
But that's like a classic example of the burning of the old.

(27:15):
And more and more people will see this now. It just had to happen.
It's no other way. It's no other way.
It's just like, and because of that, like, look, because it's a Titanic.
If it's sinking, it doesn't make any sense to be on that ship.
No. You can't complain all day.

(27:37):
Those tables are sinking down. The gravitational pull of the sinking ship makes
me, I can't sit stable on a table anymore because they're all sliding down the deck.
The band is still playing, though. The band is actually playing.
They're playing that, right?
Yeah, you can sit and wait and watch the band with them. Just watch them go down.

(28:02):
Yeah, of course, you can complain about that the tables are sliding down and
you can complain about it, that it doesn't make any sense to sit on the table
because it's pulling you away.
You can't have a normal conversation anymore because your chair's getting pulled away underneath you.

(28:22):
Arguably, what's happening is some people are choosing to go,
yeah, it doesn't make any sense, but I don't want to go in the cold water and just sit there.
Whereas some people are like, I've been doing windhoff breathing and ice plunging,
I'm going to go and get in the ocean. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm really afraid of that. there's obviously a lot of rescue boats, yeah?
And so you don't have to jump in the water, you can hop in the rescue boat.

(28:43):
I reckon a little bit of training, a little bit of, you know,
I mean, if Wim Hof was up, he would have been the first one.
He probably would have jumped up before his time.
He would have gone over before that. They probably would have,
I used to be like, I'm just going to nap now. Great.
He would have just sit there. Yeah.
Yeah, but the thing is, obviously, See, the rescue boat is an example.

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Those rescue ships are around everywhere.
Yeah. But there wasn't enough boats on the Titanic, apparently,
though. That's the problem.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But I'm using that example. But the rescue boat is... Yes.
There's obviously lots of rescue boats now everywhere. Yeah.
And so we just have to jump off.

(29:26):
We have to acknowledge, okay, there's not much point. Yeah. Engaging with the old.
Yeah. And I like Buck Winstead Fuller's command, you know, when he said,
don't fight and battle the old dying establishment, create something new,
and everyone gets excited about joining you.
Yeah, he said, don't fight forces, use them, I think, as well.

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Don't go with them. Yeah, just create something new.
And that's obviously the parallel reality that we have now, we need to focus
on. It's because of people like those neo-Marxists.
They're becoming aware about how ridiculous that world is.

(30:11):
It's good because it's good that they go and spray paint shit on it.
I like how stupid. Not on Stonehenge. That shouldn't be in it.
Not on Stonehenge. They can spray themselves in orange.
That's more useful. Well, it's supposed to be non-toxic. So why not,
right? I'm for it. It's going to run around as an orange.
You've got obviously Stonehenge and Sacred Side. You don't want to make around with that shit.

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And but then so all those
actions are a good indicator that
it's it's sinking it's dying and then and that
the worlds are opening up to the new but it's also
because of the other factors is obviously what i've noticed in clinic the last
few weeks in particular it's like i'm not a person who will follow the cycle

(30:58):
philosophies like the yugas or aqueer in age and ice in age i actually and never
been into it from the astrology perspective.
In particular, the yugas, I can't make any sense of that because everyone says something different.
Some people say the Kali Yuga is starting. Other people say the Kali Yuga is finished.

(31:18):
I can't make any sense of it. And some people give me all kind of evidence.
They said, oh, this is Kali. And then other people say we're now in the accelerating phase.
The fact there are so many cycles left, right, and center, I can only go by what I observe.
And what I observe is an acceleration within us and around us that something

(31:43):
is stirring us up towards taking charge of ourselves to realize who we are and then put that,
share that with others in order to create new community and to let go of that
what destroys the individual and to move toward that what empowers the individual.
And so, I noticed that, but the last few weeks, because as an acupuncturist,

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because I'm trained in the mystical tradition of Chinese medicine,
which means you do your four-year degree course first, but then you go under
the training with the Taoist masters and other Qi masters, and then you learn
the mystical application of it.
And that means you go on beyond the academic understanding, you go on the cosmological,

(32:30):
understanding of Chinese medicine.
Because TARDIS medicine is in three levels. The low level, lowest medicine,
is the musculoskeletal.
The second level is dietary. The third level is cosmological.
That means you look at your destiny, you look at the progress of the soul.
You look at who you are in context to your bigger picture. So you don't look at just the symptom.

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You don't even treat the symptom. You look at how you nourish your destiny.
So I'm trained in the third level in this cosmological aspect for the last two, three decades.
And as a result of that is, when I do acupuncture, I always put the marina field
in context to the cosmic field so that I can see where is information of the cosmic field,

(33:15):
of the cosmic self now entering the physical body with an ability to access
the conscious mind so that they can get a recognition of the destiny and that
they can actually sense themselves of why they actually came here for.
Because everyone's coming into the planet, but then when we come here, we forget.
And with acupuncture, especially with the mystical tradition of Chinese acupuncture,

(33:37):
you can open up people to this contract with heaven, which is your destiny.
So in order to do that, and that's what I'm trained in and that's what I specialize
on, I then use the energy field, open it up via certain portal points,
because each acupuncture point is like a portal.
So it's a portal, like a rescue boat, it's a portal. It opens you up to the other world.

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And then the energy field of the client is now having access to the energy field
of the cosmic cell via the portal and each acupuncture point that I work with is a portal point.
And now the person has got access to the information or see from the cosmic
self that otherwise would be cut off because emotionality cuts you off from

(34:24):
understanding yourself.
Emotionality untangles you in the mundane world. And in order to see your true
destiny, first of all, you actually have to transcend emotionality and go into pure awareness.
Because once you're in pure awareness, there are no emotions.
And the soul doesn't experience emotions. It's the physical body that experiences emotions.

(34:45):
And the physical body is obviously that traps you and entangles you into the mundane world.
And that's exactly where reactive patterns and inflammation come in.
Chronic inflammation entangles you in the physical, so you don't see the bigger
picture anymore. So you become like a neo-wanker.
I was just going to say that. You become a wanker. No one wants that.

(35:06):
That's the... You can see like a pathology phase, you know?
Neo-wanker. Actually, you can set that timeline. line here than wiker
i mean yeah so yeah yeah it's maybe to put
it on in my window you should you should put it there's a
treatment principles you know like the part
of waker the awakeness the path to yeah
the path to near awakeness yeah so in order to do that i mean obviously as i've

(35:31):
been doing that for several decades now and and i know the process and i'm very
accustomed to the process so once i put the needle in a womb i can feel i can
transcend it into this other world and I can feel the other world in that moment.
I can feel the spirit guides coming through me and I can feel the spirit guides
come through and usually gets like a very mystical domain, environment in that moment.

(35:55):
But the last few weeks, it's been different.
So suddenly I can see there's like, I've been seeing like there's some lot of
stirring up in the meridians.
I haven't seen quite to that level yet.
So it's almost like there's more light energies in the meridians and it stirs
up more activity than before.
Because light energy actually is like a kind of an inflammation in that regard.

(36:19):
It actually stirs up more in terms of to act on it.
Because when you go to the gym and you cause inflammation from the exercise,
you can't ignore it. You have to act on it. That means you need recovery.
You need to take certain herbs. You need to get therapies, et cetera,
in order to rebuild the tissue towards something better, stronger.
Otherwise, you're chronic. Yep. And so now I can see there's more going on.

(36:46):
And so I can really feel like whatever these sort of like ideas of the Aquarian
age, the ideas of a new age, the ideas of a golden age.
They all have one thing in common, that is, they say it's getting faster and
it's more accelerating and it's moving towards a unified field where we see

(37:07):
ourselves as brotherhood and a community.
And so, but in order to do that, it's more chi going into the body,
more light energies are going into the body.
And I see this now to be the case. Yeah.
So, for me, when people say we are in the Kali Yuga and that means more destruction,
I don't see the evidence.

(37:28):
Yeah. so I don't see the evidence if I hear the story of the Aquarian age,
they've been moving towards something new in terms of brotherhood more communities,
more spiritual awareness,
I see the evidence yeah so there's
definitely, there's an awakening and acceleration, what is an awakening?

(37:50):
It's affecting inflammation that means there's a lot of chi going in and then
I was listening to this podcast about this famous, one of the UK's top astrologer.
Yeah, I did that one too. Yeah, it was great.
And she talked about how the Earth is now going through like this photon belt,

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but also there's this rise up in solar flares.
That podcast was recorded in March 2024.
And she said, by that time, they already had 60 solar flares just in three months,
whereas in comparison in 2019, they had none of those solar flare.

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So there's obviously every time there's a solar flare, there's a lot of light energy going in.
And obviously this year, we have seen a lot of solar flare activity as never before.
So, as one of the ascended masters, Zhang Jiaman said, every time you just go
into those sort of solar players, more consciousness is actually.

(39:01):
Invading the body and and uh this from an acupuncturist
perspective this is exactly what i'm observing yeah
i'm i can see now there's more light energy going
in it's never before well what do you see how do you see that what is it how
does it present itself you know because first of all the person who i treat
oh they all say that they suddenly feel emotionally very stored up they feel

(39:23):
like they're they're feeling almost like getting mad they're feeling they can't center themselves,
they have sleepless nights, they feel like there's something in them,
they don't know how to talk about it, and if they do, they feel they're mad.
And I feel like, yeah, like a sensation of, what's wrong with me?
And so, this is where sharing about this is so crucial.

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I did a Facebook about it, and it got
like over 120 comments within a
the day yeah and so that's on facebook
a lot that's the law of commands yeah it's one
of the but messages is the
other you get a lot of a lot of messages and it was about people who
don't want to openly share their experiences with it but a lot of people said

(40:07):
that i feel like there's something in me that stirs me up and i don't know how
to get in touch with that yeah and uh so this is obviously what what this awakening
process is you know suddenly you can't ignore it anymore.
So now you get that light energy now stirring you up from within,
and then you turn the, you go on the computer, you go on social media,

(40:32):
and you see Biden speaking,
and then you see the neo-Marxist speaking, and it's, they're stirring you up from the outer.
Now you've got the stirring up from the outer, the stirring up from the inner.
My God, if you're sensitive, the tip, you're in for a rough ride. Yeah.
Yes. It's being for a rough ride.

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And so this is why it's so crucial now to understand how do we treat inflammation?
Yeah. We give it anti-inflammatories. Yeah, not medical inflammatory.
It's okay. It's okay. What do they know? Do spines have any anti-inflammatory products?

(41:15):
Oh, they probably got the ones you get hooked on. Yeah, safe and healthy.
Why the months will cause more inflammation. Yeah, is that effective?
So they say safe and effective. They mean effective for the profit.
Yeah, like calling ibuprofen anti-inflammatory, it's like an oxymoron because
it causes more inflammation. Is it really?
Yeah, yeah, more inflammation in the gut lining. Yeah.

(41:38):
And they just don't do anything properly, do they? And all they do,
they create business for themselves. So they do do that.
You have no choice. You have to work with nature. Yeah. Yeah.
The first thing is, obviously, the first thing is what we got to do about inflammation.
Yeah. First of all, we need to understand the nature of it. Yeah.
That means we aggravated the tissue. It now requires to rebuild itself.

(42:03):
How do we rebuild it? With blood and with yin. Yeah.
Yeah. So that's blood building and yin building is required.
So that means the first thing what we're going to do is we need to look at eating the right foods.
So obviously now we're going to look at the blood building foods.
We're going to look at the yin building herbs.
So the right foods and right herbs are crucial now.

(42:25):
So the light energies are entering the body. There's no way out of it.
So it's entering the body now as never before. So on top of that,
we get aggravated by the neo-inflammation people.
So they aggravate the inflammation from their part. They're doing their part.

(42:49):
Yeah, that's right. They're just doing their job.
They're inflaming us with external activities.
Vicarism, yeah. Yeah, vicarism. And then the light energies do it from inside.
So, we got now inflammation from outside and from inside.

(43:09):
Yeah. And then, you got also the cosmic acting on us.
And then, we got the astrological and all kind of the zodiac on top of it,
which is now apparently, whatever they say, Pluto is in like various,
whatever that means. I have no idea.
And astrology is a subject, you know, if you want to learn about it,
you have to dedicate your life to it.

(43:30):
Yeah. So I think the danger with astrology is if you just study,
just read a little bit and then talk about it as if you would know what's going
on. I think that's a danger.
That's why I stay out of it. I stay right from the beginning.
I don't know anything about astrology. Because the way what I've seen from the
master, unless you spend your whole day on it, you know, don't even think about

(43:54):
to go there because it's too complex. Yeah.
And the top astrologers say the
same thing. They spent all day trying to figure out what goes on, yeah?
But look, everyone got their part. The astrologer, they do their part.
The healers do their part. The herbalists do their part.
Everyone got their part, yeah? Yeah, but when it comes to information, it is, what do we need?

(44:17):
We need to provide the tissue and the body with building material, yeah?
And so that's essential now. So because this is what the rescue boat is.
You know, we are now jumping off the Titanic and we have to build the rescue
boat. We have to build the rescue ships.
And as you know, the Titanic, they didn't have enough ships.

(44:40):
And I think it's an analogy to these days, you know, you have to build your
own ship. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But the universe is giving you every tool you need to build your own ship.
And then automatically, you'll be sailing towards the new world. Yeah?

(45:01):
Yeah. The third thing is, don't observe the dying world. It's useless. It's dying.
In my mind, every time someone sends me a text about, I look at those neon marks, it's what they do.
I just throw it back, yeah, Titanic. You see? Yeah.
I don't listen to John Peter. I don't listen to all those people because I don't see the point.

(45:24):
Yeah. I don't want to have an analysis about how fucked up everything is.
Yeah, there's plenty of that. There's plenty of analysis.
There's a lot of different versions of that. You're right. The only thing I
expose myself to is podcasts by people who talk about how to create the new world.
Yeah, well, that's pretty all I listen to now, apparently, too.
Yeah, so I listen to what the angels are saying.

(45:47):
I listen to what the Senate masters are saying. That's one aspect.
But then I study the Chinese medicine. and I look at, okay, I need to build
blood. What does it mean?
Because that's what the rescue boat is about, build your own blood.
And that means now you're going to look at, you need to eat the right foods.
So, of course, if you're eating the wrong foods, it's going to make inflammation

(46:10):
chronic and doesn't take long before you get entangled emotionally with the Titanic.
Yeah? Yeah. But if you eat the right foods, you can jump off. Yeah?
Yeah. and so jump yeah eating the right food is crucial the next thing is to
take the right herb the next thing is to obviously the breathing technique the

(46:31):
breath and everything we've been speaking the last uh 55 podcast yeah you're
right it's it's a it's pretty good um we've been saying the same thing from
the beginning i guess you could say.
Women changed out and haven't changed outside yeah yeah yeah yeah how many hey
because you're The availability of tools and help in the rescue boats,

(46:54):
it was really interesting in terms of,
If we feel like you're on that ship and we're on that ship together,
I think everyone gets a sense that it's not working and that there's availability.
There's always a way. There's help, right? Whether it's directed from people.
Of course, there is help. Of course.
It's very simple. It's just like, it's very simple. Chinese medicine,

(47:15):
the scriptures, they all say the same thing.
We are made in the liking of God. What does it mean is we are made in the liking of creation.
We create. We've got the ability to create, but first of all,
we need to discard from those ideas that are destruction.
We need to completely discard. And unfortunately, a lot of my close nearby friends

(47:40):
are entangled in the emotionality of destruction and the sinking boat and the Titanic.
They want to tie me into it. They want to show me.
They say, look at this, look at this, listen to that postcard.
This is bad. What the neomarchists are doing is crazy. But the Volpe, look at this.
I don't even listen to it anymore. Yeah.
Because that moves you away from creating your own life.

(48:03):
Yeah. When I think people I know like that and that I've seen,
observed, there's no, it's a very nuts and bolts existence.
There's no vision, right? So there's a saying, it made me think about boats
before, and there's a saying by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, who wrote The Little Prince.
I think it was either in The Little Prince or one of his books he said if you want to build a boat,

(48:26):
don't tell people to go and get the wood and get the nails and get the hammer
teach them to long for the ocean, teach them to see, to think about the ocean,
in doing so you're not micromanaging and telling people dwelling on this, you're going,
we have a vision of the place we want to get to and then naturally things come
about, you find the resources to build that boat and get there so it's the other
way around, it's the carrot and stick everyone keeps saying or the nuts and

(48:50):
bolts that we need to focus on these things,
either this external world and fix it here. But it's like, no, we need to see ahead.
There's no point in building that boat if you don't know where the fuck you're
going. There's no point.
So if you're so negative and upset that all you think you're going to do is
maybe survive the apocalypse, then no, I'd rather we can die here with it if
there's nothing out there, right? So the idea that we have to see ahead.

(49:10):
And have some creativity, and have some optimism. Because I can't do my job
without being optimistic, neither can you.
There's no point. Why would you, right? Where are you going?
Are you going to occupy a underground bunker with tin food?
Like, what? Fuck it. Whatever it is, right?
Yeah, the neo-Marxists do that. They've got their bunkers, like,

(49:31):
under the ground. Yeah, I don't see a point in survival.
That is nothing to work on. You can't work with that. Yeah, that's like,
surviving, yeah, living long in the old world.
Why? With cockroaches and, you know, like, what's the, you know,
I think cockroaches get a bad rap, you know, like, there's- It's like putting
an oxygen chamber in the Titanic.

(49:54):
No, no, no. So you go down with it and go, it's good, it's good, maybe not.
I would say, yeah, maybe the band can have their own little oxygen table so
they can keep playing music and they can swim and get your foods and your drinks
at the bar, you You know, you can just pretend it's okay. It's okay.
You know, like it's fine. It's fine.
That is bullshit. It just doesn't, it's completely crazy. Yeah.

(50:16):
And therefore builds your own lifeboat.
Yeah. And we are made in the likening of the creator.
That means we have come here with the ability to create.
And creation means we need to look at what creates us. And that's blood and she, year and yang.
Yeah. Very simple. Five elements. Yeah. Five elements. Metal,

(50:36):
earth, water, wood. and something else I forgot, probably.
Metal, water, wood, fire. Oh, yeah, fire.
That's the information one. It's been talking about the whole episode.
What does, well, hang on, I've got four elements here. We're discovering a new elemental mold.

(50:57):
Yeah. Okay, so obviously that's all we need. Yeah. It's all that needs.
And the ideas come throughout. us.
And the ideas always have come through the past.
I mean, look at the long distance we have traveled. I mean, this is just, it was not foreseen.
You could not see that when you were right up there back in the day,

(51:18):
when you had the clubs and the eggs to attack whatever animals around you.
And you were called a Neanderthal, not knowing that you are.
And you could not see what happened now. There's no way.
No one, someone would have said back in the day when you just slipped in the
cave, oh, you need an iPhone. Yes.

(51:39):
It would be useful, you know. It would be very useful.
You can track migration patterns of bison. You can get an alarm clock so you
don't sleep through and get eaten by your own saber-toothed tiger.
Don't sleep in, you know.
Do a selfie with a tiger. Saber-toothed, yeah.
Well, then you have no one on social media then. It's going to start somewhere.

(51:59):
So you are your own follower. Yeah, that's right.
The only person on social media. Anyway, so...
It's all developed by itself by simply by keep going, by dealing with inflammation.
Yeah. Yes. Yeah, they didn't give in.

(52:22):
They didn't say, oh, my leg is sore now. That means I'm going to now ponder how bad my leg is. Yeah.
You know how to get up. Yeah. And it has to keep going.
Yeah. And so because of the keep going, that means now the mindset was towards
the next, and that it will strengthen the inflammation by creating a stronger limb, yeah?

(52:43):
And stronger and stronger. So the idea is to keep going. So don't ponder on the inflammation.
Understand to keep going. But how to treat inflammation is by giving the nutrients
that are required in order so that the body can be recreated.
And the understanding we have, we've never had before. And that's what I believe is the light bulb.
Because the understanding of rebuilding the tissue, of repairing the tissue,

(53:06):
my God, When I got into gym work back in 45 years ago, when I started,
I entered the gym in 1982, first time.
Oh, God, no one had any understanding of supplements back then.
No one had any understanding of antioxidants, magnesium.
You just got so bad.

(53:27):
You couldn't move for days, and you didn't understand about magnesium creams.
No one knew that. I didn't know.
Protein powders just started. And I remember I took far too much because that's
what you do. You just do it proper.
And then I had constipation straight away.
And then I was sick because I didn't know how to work with that.
Because the protein powders in the 80s were so terrible.

(53:51):
Yeah. They were just like terrible. They were just like completely congesting
your digestive tract straight away. It was just dangerous.
Yeah. People had kidney failure from doing protein powder.
I was just like very crude forms of protein.
Not this sort of what they got now. I mean, look at what they're,

(54:14):
when you look at the latest development of protein powder, it's so profound,
you know, how they're putting so many other enzymes in there and they're working with nature so well.
But it's not just about the protein powders. It's also worked with the supplements
that actually cause, look at the oxidative stress.
And so you look at all kinds of factors. because you look at the magnesium content.

(54:38):
Look at how much we know about zinc. Look how much we know about vitamin D3.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.
It's just like 10 years ago, no one had any idea about vitamin D3.
This day, most people are fully aware of vitamin D3 thanks to the neo-wankers.
Yeah, that's true, actually.

(54:58):
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. We were confronted up with COVID it and we then confronted
us with suppressing our freedom and the result of that is people were forced to look at solutions,
well as soon as they said there's only one way and it's this way
and you're forced to do it that's like okay well fuck you because I
don't believe you that had nothing to do with the original Marxist idea

(55:20):
yeah it was about collecting ideas so that we can work as a unified field yeah
towards everything is just like so taken out of context now yeah you just it's
just a word salad yeah and by the way i think yeah i'm not a Marxist anymore.
I think the more confusing and the more senseless it becomes the more they lose

(55:43):
customers you know in terms of people buying into their shit right because as
soon as you divest and disagree you know just go a different direction it's
not relevant anymore yeah yeah of course if you go to the gym and you don't
know how to prepare your t-shirt afterwards for the cover you stop going to the gym.
Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You don't want to go back. It's the same kind of principle.

(56:03):
Yeah. So, if I feel sore after a good workout, I'm happy. Oh, wow.
There's some inflammation in parts of the body. Wow.
If I target that with my herb, that creates something new. Yeah?
Yeah. So, I understand the good side of it.
And so, if you don't understand the good side of it, then obviously, yes.

(56:24):
And that's obviously what we've seen over the last few years.
This really has forced us to look at the alternative.
Yeah. It presented itself so well. It's incredible.
Yeah. And they said they did a great job of doing that. It's backfired.
People have said this. I think Brett said that. And I've heard a couple of people
say it's like it's gone. It's completely blown up in their face.

(56:45):
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because to me, it was essential.
Yeah. When I look back, life before COVID and life now, wow.
The awakening that we have gone through is just like, I'm a totally different person.
All the ideas and dreams I had before COVID, they were completely gone. Yeah.

(57:08):
And so all the business ideas I had, everything's gone.
And instead, now I've got a totally new way of living. And I see that with a
lot of people I work with, like before COVID and after COVID,
their life is just like, wow,
I recreated myself in a totally different direction, but that actually makes far more sense.

(57:29):
Yeah. Yeah. and so it really had to come in to disrupt herself in order to bring
in this new energy and that's exactly what we're experiencing now.
There's so many new energies now coming in.
So it's a sinking Titanic. We've got to be aware of it. It's a sinking Titanic and we've got to jump.
We've got to let go of the Titanic and we need to hop onto the rescue boat and

(57:56):
that rescue boat is blood,
up yin yang five elements that's a
pretty good boat yeah i mean i just made me think of another analogy around
the the the tightening of everything and forcing
people into one's solution was there's a there's a
quote out of star wars and someone's confronting Darth Vader who's the
big bad guy right and and princess leia said is
the more you tighten your grip the more people slip through

(58:19):
your fingers so the more yeah you hold you grab on and
hold the more people will describe now i'm out of here and i think that's actually
that's what's happening is advice you put people on advice and
put them under pressure and say you know we're all
in this little doom capsule titan together and people
just like want to bail out and I think it's day by day that there's
more people just going netting up taking my chances somewhere else so doing

(58:39):
something different yeah and that's in my line of work that's all I see my work
is suddenly like in terms of meaningful is living within that many many level
because suddenly every session I have is deep and meaningful because everyone
wants to address their soul.
Well, it's funny to have the timing in which you've gotten a new clinic.

(58:59):
It's a pretty interesting timing. It seemed like it was exactly the right time.
Yeah, yeah. Perfect. Yeah. I had a totally different idea before COVID about
the whole development, but I can see it makes more sense now to what I do now. Yeah. Yeah.
And so that's what I see with a lot of people. Their life is just taking a totally

(59:20):
different direction they didn't see before.
And we need to adapt to it because inflammation means
it creates new tissue and you can't sense the new tissue
until you actually get into it like when you're a little skinny dude you can't
imagine to be out there for a mr universe yeah you dream of it but you can't
fathom it and then suddenly two years later you look in the mirror i said fuck

(59:42):
that's me oh awesome yeah you suddenly Partly the bicep, bulping, everything, bulping.
I said, shit, how did that happen? Well. Yeah, right.
Then you know. Yeah. But when you're a little skinny dude, you can't imagine. No. Yeah.
And so once you actually do it, you more and more see it. Hang on.

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This is a totally different people.
There's a different person out here. Yeah. And I've seen the change.
Obviously, this is what these types are doing.
So yeah, inflammation, yeah. But don't let it go chronic, yeah?
Yeah, no. Try to become a wanker, because that's the worst possible.
It's even worse than death, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You've got a downhill progression, and wanker is the final

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stage, right? Late-stage wankerism.
The neochronics. Neochronics.
All right. Yeah. Into it, yeah? Yeah, well, until next time, let's see.
Rescue Bolt. That's right. If you don't have one, build one.

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Yeah, build one. And just focus on creating the new world. Just let go of the Titanic.
And don't listen to any podcast that criticizes the Titanic as bullshit.
There's not much point. Go listen to that. I'll create the new world.
Yeah. You're much far happier.
That's right. Yeah. Since I stopped listening to all the critical analysis of

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the Titanic sliding down, since I stopped listening to that, I'm far happier.
Yeah, it's a little late. It feels like a weight is lifted off my shoulder.
I just did an exhibition recently here in Brisbane about the Titanic and the
human story behind the Titanic. I'm like, who fucking cares?
Jesus Christ, pick something else.

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So much has happened. There's so much interesting stuff in history and the future
to talk about, and that's the thing that you pick. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, anyway. The new world. New world. Get started next time, I guess. Yeah.
All right, yeah. Until the next time.

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