Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:00):
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.
(00:23):
Music.
(00:43):
I don't know.
So it's another glorious day here in the beautiful mountains surrounded by the
trees and the only demonstrations we see when the parrots don't have sunflower seeds.
Right. And we just found out that feeding them the sunflower seed is not a good
(01:06):
idea because there's too much fat content.
So now they're getting a lifestyle disease induced by a lifestyle medicine expert.
And you should start treating them.
Maybe I'm doing some underhanded action here that I'm going to put them into
my clinic. Creating a new client base. Yeah.
Parrots and patients. Yeah. And they do talk back quite a bit, right, parrots?
(01:28):
Yeah, they get quite curious, and they're actually falling inside the house now.
So they're coming inside. When you don't feed them outside, they're coming in
and say, hey, where's the food, man?
So wherever I go, they follow. So every morning I do my Tai Chi,
and I'm surrounded by parrots.
In the beginning, it was only four or five, and I found it quite,
(01:49):
you know, it was quite magic, but now it's got like 30, 40 swarming around me.
I'm trying to do my Tai Chi. Like flying around you?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because they'll fight with each other and they don't care about me anymore.
So I lost my authority over them.
So I'm trying to get my point across again that, hang on, I've got my space
(02:09):
here. You can't invade mine.
Oh, I think it's letting them come in and walk around and demand foods.
Yeah, one of the guys said on the fridge, and sunflower seeds are not stored
in the fridge. So I'm not really sure what that means.
Maybe there was this good mean that they were going to come and meat eat us.
Maybe there's some evolution going on. Maybe you wanted to make you a cup of
coffee with some milk in it or something.
(02:30):
Adaptation of the species, Darwinian. Opening a fridge. Carrots turning into
a meat eater. Maybe evolution was evolving to have hands so you could open a fridge.
They're getting close to it because they know where the seeds are and they actually
find ways not to open the box by themselves.
Right. Which is a problem. So there's not much point keeping them in the box anymore.
So you have to hide them. I have to put them into a safe. Yeah.
(02:56):
So yeah, that's the life of the bush, yeah, and then obviously tick bites,
you know. Yeah, I heard that.
Yeah, tick bites can make you very, very sick. And you have a snake that hangs out.
And then we've got snakes around, and there's a black snake,
and then there's another gray-looking snake, and you step on that,
it's also toxic, apparently.
Yep. So if there's no tick bite, there's a snake.
(03:19):
No, there's not a snake, there's a spider. Yeah, again, I've got my back to
the outside, so now I'm going to be looking around a little bit.
Yeah, so we can see if something does happen.
And the other day, I wanted to go to my clinic on my push bike,
and this big kangaroo, 2 meter 20, maybe 2 meter 40, was standing there and just, nah, didn't move.
So I had to go all the way back. You were late for work. Yeah,
(03:39):
I was just, yeah, I had traffic.
I said sorry to the patient because I was late because a kangaroo was holding
me up. I mean, yeah, wanted to see your papers, maybe.
A roadblock. He just stood there and there was no way, it was only a narrow
path, sort of like one meter 50 to go with my push bike through it.
There's no way I'm going to just like, and said to the king, excuse me, can I pass?
(04:03):
Because they just stare at you. They don't say much, you know,
with this sort of like stare and wait for you to do something so they can act.
We were doing a Tai Chi workshop yesterday with Master Yunjun who came up and
we were doing it at a yoga center, not too far from here. and there's a lot
of nature around there. There's bamboo.
It's quite pretty. And there was two kangaroos as we were doing our standing posture.
(04:23):
Two kangaroos just hopped all up and for some reason I just opened my eyes at
that moment because I heard them or something.
They stood about 20, 30 meters away and for about 10 minutes we were just standing
upright and just watching everything.
And then watching Yunjun adjust people, they seemed very curious about what
we were doing. Yeah, watch you.
Yeah, they were like, you can tell there's a curiosity there and they're also
paying attention to what's happening.
(04:44):
It's not just... Because it resembles their nature. Well, yeah,
we're standing the same way as them, upright, you know, their hands in the front,
balls in the front, you know.
So they will recognize something there, I think.
Absolutely. It's a resonance factor. I mean, I use them as a means to correct myself.
The way they lean forward and stand up again, how they move themselves up from
(05:05):
the low center of gravity, the spine uproarling upwards, and then the shoulders
are holding down, relaxed.
And it's just like, it's absolute genius.
Yeah yeah we're just watching them hop too like I never observed them that much
I mean I don't see them that often well I don't I used to see them a lot but.
When they want to move, they go from perfectly still to bounding quite high
(05:27):
in the air with assume there's no real overt, it's not crouching down or building
up, they're just boom, they just decide to jump.
It's like a spring that's been sort of wound up and they're just released.
They're already just sort of like, they already got the gravity soft sorted.
They should have a meeting with one of the physicists because they've got big
debate lately what actually gravity is,
because the European Research Council since allowed 10 million dollars to explore
(05:51):
what is what is actually happens outside the quantum space, what they identified
and measured as time and space, what happens outside.
And we spoke about it in one of the previous episodes and obviously,
and they realize now, okay, we don't even know what gravity is.
So all that idea that it's warped time and things like that.
(06:12):
But the kangaroos seem to have really thought of that.
Because they're obviously defeating that moment.
All understand your physics in that way, because they're not using anything
in terms of providing a propulsion in order to actually create a negative compression
energy for it in order for it to be actually that will become the catalyst for the neck.
It's almost like the mind tells them to move there. Yeah, right.
(06:36):
It's like observing Tai Chi masters at work. It's like there's no movement,
and yet all this energy comes from seemingly nowhere.
There's zero wind-up. There's all the electric motors. There's all the torque.
Everything's available with zero RPM. There's nothing happening until it turns
on, and suddenly all the energy you need is there.
And it's like it's coming from somewhere else. It doesn't seem to make sense with what we know about,
(06:59):
even body mechanics in terms of when you have to throw a punch or jump,
you have to do something, preload first and then do it, and you can kind of see that happening.
But when it's internal, it looks like magic. It happens from out of nowhere.
It's being drawn, the energy is being drawn from somewhere else and turned on.
Yeah, to me, I think they should be researching that just as much as they should
be in research. Yeah, they have no choice. Yeah.
(07:19):
And I was, I mean, I see this development because I'm up to date with the research
all the time. Yeah. Every day I'm, okay, what's going on? Yeah, right.
And now they're, the latest understanding, the physicists and medicine will
go on board of this new understanding.
They're realizing, okay, there's an intelligence in the heart that's generating
very specific actions that if our mind is in a frontal position.
(07:45):
Where we are ahead of ourselves that we don't read it.
But if we are transcending into ourselves, we can actually get information about
our existence derived from the intelligence stored in the heart that actually
will resolve heart problems, will actually resolve health problems.
So they call it heart intelligence, but then they also discover that the same happens in the liver.
(08:06):
And they discover that the same intelligence is in the spleen and in the kidney and in the lung.
So now they call it the intelligence of the five organs.
Who said this? Some physicist. Oh, really? Yeah, it started with the Heart Math
Institute that researched on when people do certain devotional practices,
(08:26):
it impacts on the heart, which then has got a very specific result on the brain function.
And neural activity leads to the release of certain hormones that actually now
open up to not only feel good, but also pathological patterns are reversed. us.
And so they understand that prayer is in fact a medicine.
(08:47):
But obviously from my perspective as in China's medicine, I don't go into the
religious aspect of what's actually going on here.
And because when you do a prayer, what do you do? You go within.
So you're not praying to God as such, you're praying to what actually created you.
And that intelligence that created us is in fact what the organs are,
the organ intelligence.
(09:08):
So you could say you pray to your organs. Right. Yes. That would be like,
technically speaking, a better setup.
Like when people say, so whom do you follow? What do you worship?
I say, I worship Mel Rogat's.
Yeah, yep. They were the god of the church of the new organs.
Well, they didn't have organs in churches, right? The big organs that they play music on?
(09:28):
Always look at, there's a lot of religious Christian iconography around the heart.
That's quite a common image. Yeah. The heart, and it's like,
I don't remember what the actual meaning is supposed to be, but it's quite,
but the crown around it, it's like a very powerful image.
But it is interesting that that was one of those things that always stuck out to me.
It's like you have this organ, this image on the board is supposed to be conveying
this strong message about leading yourself from the heart or think...
(09:51):
Yeah, but it talks about the love and it talks about the compassion.
But unfortunately, the way we have been brought up by our legion is we're going
to the external. We're using an external method.
We're trying to be good and then trying to do the right things and be in a certain
way so that we hopefully meet the grace of God.
(10:13):
Whereas from a Chinese medicine perspective, it's the other way around.
On. We don't focus on being good. We're just learning the technique how to go within.
And because when you're going within, we automatically then align with the intelligence
of the heart and that impact on our behavioural patterns,
which then automatically makes us good behaviour or appropriate behaviours based
(10:35):
on compassion, based on understanding.
Instead of the outside, it's basically guilt and doctrine. yeah
yeah yeah so it's just yeah and it's done all without
any any input of any any names
yeah because i really believe that people like
jesus on the other side then i must scratch their
head old i probably think it's quite funny i think yeah yeah
(10:56):
or what it
was how was it interpreted right obviously it's like i
had the other day just like it's just i
still mean people were was so caught up in that and the other
day i had a man and he guy he told
me he said he said we are now with
the second coming of christ and if people don't get their head around it and
(11:18):
surrender to jesus they're going to be left all behind and they're going to
burn and i said yeah what happened to the buddhists and the towers yeah unless
they confess to jesus they will not make that's a bit hard to get my head around
that one yeah and of course i was like obviously in an enormous wall between us in that regard.
But I had to obviously keep professional front and he obviously paid being there.
(11:41):
Yeah. So I couldn't use it the other way around to enforce my opinion on him.
You had to wait until the end and then you can tell him what you think.
Yeah. You can only be saved if you surrender to the Tao. Yeah. I was going to burn,
it's it's so the whole thing is just insane it
doesn't make any sense like it doesn't make any sense all the messages that are underlying that
that they're based on fear and guilt and
(12:02):
all this sort of stuff like it just it's like it it
doesn't make it doesn't it's not compatible with the message so the idea that
you know you're repenting and switching and confessing your you know like signing
a contract and and if you don't you're burning in hell for eternity but it's
just that that's it's outrageous that but it's for some reason it comes up relatively right well Yeah,
(12:22):
heaps. Who was the person who converted recently?
Russell Brooks. Yeah, right. That was a bit confusing.
Yeah, but I saw him, Tucker Carlson, finishing off with a prayer to the Lord Jesus.
I was like, what's going on here? Yeah, and that one lost me.
I think he lost me around that point. Yeah, yeah.
I'm sort of whoops. Yeah, and he sort of weirdly became sort of mainstream at that point to me.
(12:44):
I used to listen to his podcast sometimes, and anything he said on X in his podcast were
these sensational headlines that are being very critical of politics and very
shallow stuff and then there was this conversion to christianity
which is also to me very like i'm a formula i'm actually
quite mainstream to me maybe that's his wants to
get more a bigger audience maybe that's i'm not exactly sure what's happening because
(13:06):
i appreciate it what he did a lot of really good stuff and he spoke out against
it yeah it was great and he got attacked for it and i still appreciate that
a lot i don't really think that that much differently of him now but i'm can
it It is interesting to see that there's been sort of conversion to this religion
that's not known well for its compassion.
I understand people who follow that, and I guess it gives you a good moral compass, maybe.
(13:31):
All these things that I still always find it to be an unnecessary layer of stuff
on top of a rule should be a really good, simple, straightforward practice,
which is like you said. Yeah.
And the thing is that obviously what we all experience is very judgmental and overpowering.
Yeah. Yeah, and that doesn't make any sense to me because, you know, because when...
We are all made in the liking of the creator. All scriptures say that all,
(13:57):
there's China's medicine, Taoist, Buddhist, whatever.
That means our organs, our organs are that what Jesus is.
Yeah. Yes? Yeah. So our organs are that what Buddha is.
Yeah. So if we find a way how to align with the organs and live the lifestyle
so that the intelligence that's now been identified by several medical institutions
(14:19):
is being profound. We'll be waiting for that. And it could change.
Yeah, we'll be waiting for them to do that. Now it's real.
The discovery that has been in place for 3,500 years suddenly is like the property
of the Western. Yeah. Yeah.
And so it's the fact there that in Chinese medicine, it's very clear we are
born with organs as a soul. We are created with organs.
(14:43):
And the soul is structured by energy organs.
And then these energy organs are with us forever. They are divine information.
It's like a motherboard for your information. It's essential because every soul is individual.
One gave rise to the two, the two gave rise to the three, and that gave rise
(15:04):
to the billions of things.
Because from all different perspectives, whatever God is needed to have different
views use of itself in order to be not alone, to experience itself.
So therefore, in order to have all the collection of that, to have data exchange
and transmission back to source, you basically allow your information to instantly
(15:27):
provide to the headquarter.
And in order to have your very specific individual makeup, but still...
In line with the original. Let's call it God for the sake.
So it's still in line with the original.
And then, but it became one of the eight that everyone here,
(15:49):
every soul has got a slight different variation of it.
Not in sense of being evil or anti-God or anti-Christ or whatever,
just have a different perspective of that same good.
And all that is regulated by the organs.
And there is individuality in it. That means as one soul is more gravitating
(16:13):
toward the mathematics,
the mathematical understanding of how it all functions in order to discover
itself, one soul is more inclined towards the artistic expression of how it
all functions in order to discover itself.
And it goes on, one towards the healing, one towards the philosophy,
one towards all kind of stuff.
And then in there is the information that you are, for example,
(16:39):
the mathematicians or the artist or the physicist or the healer.
But essentially, it's all the same, exactly the same hardware.
And the hardware is that it's essentially good. It's good. It's love.
It's divine. vibe and that is in the
organs with a very specific different individual angle
and everyone got a slightly different angle yeah like point zero
(17:01):
zero zero one percent different to the other one basically as
much but much slightly different points of view as
before right but it's still it will never be able to to deviate
from good it can't and so in order
then to really make it profound in order to expand itself obviously you're going
into one of the most dense vibrations possible that all psychics and channels
(17:23):
and angels have said is it's earth is the toughest in that regard that's the
point right that's why everyone will get sick fuck I'm gonna be here,
but then is it is this God power God is it.
That's because we talked about evil a few times and when things go wrong,
right? It's, there's no source for this. It acquired, it's an acquired,
it's a thing that happens when in the acquired realm, correct?
(17:44):
Like it doesn't come from evil or bad.
Bad doesn't come from anywhere else other than. Yeah. What they say, it's a, I like you.
I like it. What Lee Harris really taps into it really well. Uh,
Lee Harris, one of the channels.
Yeah. Yeah. I like him. Yeah. He channels disease. Yeah. And because obviously
this kind of information you can't get from other sources than channels direct,
(18:05):
because where else can you read about it?
Because the Taoists give very limited information about it, and they tell you
to discover it within yourself.
Yeah. And obviously, after decades of practice, you will actually,
you can sense when you listen to a channel, something like the Ziz or Bashar,
why it comes from a point of truth.
Yeah. Yeah, it comes from that whatever comes through is definitely switching
(18:29):
in and switching on and tapping in.
And he said a really good, like the Z said, a very interesting point,
that it is, you do have some souls who act as disruptors.
Yeah. Yes. In order to create like a ripple effect in it for us to discover more about,
(18:50):
which sort of I think is in line with what Christians talk about Lucifer basically
facing away from God and then creating its own sort of like cult and then that's
what now has led to the evil aspect of it.
Whereas in fact, from the TCM perspective, it's more like the disruptor.
(19:12):
So that is actually what's going on in order to create, make it a bit more- Interesting.
Bit more hectic. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you mean Lucent is light bringer,
right? It's like bringing light to something. The name to me is interesting.
Yes. The name is Lucent. Yeah. Yeah. That's Lucent, light. Yeah. Yeah.
But yeah, that was my question was like, is it, that seems to be,
if you were going to, you were this God force creating these versions,
(19:35):
microscopically different versions of yourself and spreading out,
would you introduce something like that,
on purpose to have a different point of view, essentially of,
you know, like not maybe, because good and evil, those things become very,
so some people are very subjective, certain things.
I think the way, uh, the way I see it, you know, it's soft lines in bits, bits.
(19:55):
What I hear from the channel is we're coming into the physical and because obviously
we go into amnesia, we don't understand where we come from and all we go by
is the physical definite.
And it's the transmitter signal from the physical to the internal.
Why a pain and other receptors and other signal pathway makes it very obvious.
(20:19):
And so that means if you don't have an internal practice, very easy to get caught
up in the externals being the only thing.
Yeah. So then what happens over time is that it turns into brainwashing.
Yeah. And so you get more and more brainwashed. Yeah. Because an interesting
thing Lee Harris outlined in that podcast, we said from disease saying.
(20:40):
Only 15% are the disruptors, the dark, and 85% is good.
So we always hear from people that it's like 5% light and 95% dark.
Yeah. It's the sense that you've been given. And that's actually not the case.
Because every time I heard that, I said, nah, this does not make sense to me.
(21:01):
And yes, there are some disruptors, but there are the minority.
There are the Bill Gates and whatever you want to call them.
They are definitely doing an enormous job, but they are a small group,
but they're doing an amazing job while you're other media to influence others.
Yeah, but you see this about the Rothschilds, about Vanguard,
BlackRock, all these organizations.
(21:22):
When you narrow down all the really awful stuff that's happening,
it comes down to a handful of people and a handful of companies.
Yes, yes. It's more very quickly. Yeah. But there, because of that,
and how we always want to amplify the bad stuff, it seems much bigger than it is.
And obviously because there is a massive amount of control that they're putting
on media outlets and everything.
You know, the wars, most wars that have been started, especially Ukraine,
(21:45):
is purely profit-driven from people who are going to take up contracts.
But again, it always comes back to a handful of companies and a handful of people.
It's not many. It's actually many. So when you really think about it,
Then it's actually not that bad.
There's not many. Yeah. There's not many. Yeah. It's bad.
(22:05):
They are enormously clever. Yeah. Because obviously the ones who are not the
disruptor, their life is directed to, I just do my stuff. Yeah.
I just want to be in peace.
I just want to do what gives me fun, joy, et cetera. Yeah.
I'm not particularly interested in controlling others. Yeah.
And then obviously the ones that disrupt us, the minority, their focus is on
(22:28):
not having just a good time.
They're not wanting here to, I just want to go fishing and I want to be left in peace.
No, it's the other way around. Yeah. I want to control as many people as possible.
I want to amass as much wealth as possible. I want to just basically just screw
up as many people as I can. Yeah.
And obviously they got that focus. And because I got that massive focus and
(22:49):
I amassed a lot of money, obviously they can pay off media.
Yeah. And obviously, bang, from then on, they obviously, boom,
what happens now is that it's going to control a lot of people.
Yeah. And I think that's what really, because myself as a therapist,
I've seen this, one of the major problems is that people buy into the brainwashing,
(23:09):
which 10 years ago wasn't really such as a problem.
And suddenly it's been like a major issue.
Yeah. And you can say that the real problem in life is not those disruptors.
Because the real problem is the brainwashing and believing it. Yeah.
And not standing up. Yeah. And not discovering your own path.
And so, obviously, the more unhealthy the people become, the easier it is for
(23:34):
them to be brainwashed because your organ function is deficient. Yeah.
That means you don't have access to the true source. You don't see God anymore. You see only dark.
Yeah. You only see the evil. You only see the wrong.
And obviously, fear, because if you don't have direct line to the source,
fear will take over. It's a fact.
Chinese medicine explained it very, very well. well, your kidney is where you
(23:58):
will restore. That's where you restore.
That's where, yeah, fuck it, I'm going to do it.
And that needs to be directly under the control of the mental element,
but also in support with the heart and directly receive his nurturing from the
earth, which is the spleen and the stomach.
So if you live correctly, that means you eat the foods that will support the
(24:22):
kidneys. If you do the breathing, that will nourish your kidneys.
If you communicate with your heart, then your kidneys have full access to that
information, that intelligence.
And the kidney intelligence will automatically empower you and will give you
power and you feel empowered. Howard.
I've seen this so many times because in my line of work, I deal with a lot of
(24:45):
people who are stricken by fear, anxiety, because they have taken a little bit
too many drugs, especially like methamphetamine and things like that,
which really undermine the kidney function.
Because meth or ice, crystal meth is probably one of the most dangerous drug in that regard.
With one week on crystal math, you're going to just destroy that connection,
(25:08):
the kidneys, towards the divine energy very quickly.
And as a result of that is, you know, you are alone. You're on your own.
And you suddenly feel like whoops. You don't have no support.
And then as soon as you take ice, it opens up that pathway again.
Boom, you feel supported. But then without, you're completely left alone.
And that's a scary thing to be. In this physical, which is not matching our
(25:33):
true reality, not having a connection to the source is a scary endeavor.
Yes, it's a scary thing to be. And of course, drugs do that.
That's why it causes this drug addiction aspect.
And when I treat these people, some of them are on, I mean, some of them take
anything from five points, which is half a gram to one and a half grams a day, which is a lot.
(25:57):
And within a week, that connection in the kidney is restored.
The information of the divine is now direct access to the intelligence of the
kidney and they see themselves as empowered again.
Not because of any mental techniques, no psychology, no nothing.
Just purely just tapping into the intelligence within.
(26:19):
And sunny oh wow i feel strong
again now you don't need the drug in order to feel strong that
means now you got your first hurdle i don't need i don't
need something to feel strong yeah i'm already strong yeah
yeah and that's obviously the first emphasis we always do in in drug recovery
always get that experience of feeling strong and then also because now it communicates
(26:42):
with the heart you also feel therefore part of the bigger picture you're not
alone because you can't be alone it's It's not possible. Yeah.
And you are only alone if your organ function are weak. It's a fact. Yeah.
And so, and I think this is what we see so much now that those,
(27:02):
this minority of disruptors, which is a much better word than calling them the
evil people. This is not, I'm crying.
Those disruptors, they mean they play a role. Yeah. Yeah.
And you really can see that it's like, what they're doing is they're just shaking people up. Yeah.
And it allows people to, oh, I want to be myself. Yeah. Yeah. So-
(27:30):
But then, how do you do it? Yeah, well, you manipulate people or you make them disoriented.
You're able to then, you can sell them anything. This is why shopping centers,
malls, and department stores are covered in mirrors everywhere.
And they're actually non-linear. So people think, oh, they're mirrors,
so when I put the outfit on, I can look at myself and see. But it's actually
(27:50):
designed to make you get lost.
So you actually get a bit disoriented. So you stand around, eventually you buy
something while I'm here. So it's strategic.
IKEA is actually laid out that way. they know you're the
pathway through the shop they show you the living room with
the beautiful there's all these little alcoves set up with their lamps and their
beds and then you gradually get all the way through and you get down to the
next level there's all these items that are like oh it's a two dollars for a
(28:13):
silicon chopping board or a lamp the amount of money made on those is far more
than the furniture it's all the last minute you go in there wanting one thing
you come up with 12 things that you didn't plan on that's where they make their money but it's about,
getting you a bit lost because it's a maze going through or getting a bit disoriented
making you and you've got your fluorescent lights and maybe whatever the air quality is.
Like it's susceptible, you become very susceptible to purchasing things or being
(28:34):
like going, I'm going to grab this one here, grab that one there.
So there's strategies to separate you from yourself that you confused, a bit lost.
And then you're malleable. You know, then they all, you know.
You just, you lose yourself. Yeah. You know, you find something around a corner,
oh, I might get that. Yeah. You know, you don't need it, but you probably get it.
It's like, I wonder that last time when I went through IKEA,
I said, gee, after what's going through that maze. It's completely by design.
(28:57):
And I wondered about, my God, how this would be if you drop LSD in the inbox through here.
Yeah. I think that is the ultimate test. You go either way. It could be amazing
or the worst thing that's ever happened.
But you would go in LSD. Oh, yeah. You'd go into the kitchen and try and turn
a tap on. There's no water in it. The TV's made of fake. It's made of plastic. Yeah, your bedroom.
(29:19):
Plants are fake. Like, nothing's real.
Plus, then, there's another bedroom. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You get the bedroom attached to a kitchen,
which is attached to a, like, another, you know like it's all messed up people walking
by people walking by looking at you while you're in your bedroom this is my bedroom
what are you doing here you know so it would be i'd probably
end up going really wrong but it would see to me it's just
a metaphor for like how things are artificial and then
(29:39):
you go to the very bottom level and it's like that scene in indiana jones with
the crates that go for miles there's just floor to ceiling racks of these things
in boxes and you go and get your box and you take it home and assemble it there's
something almost dystopian about it i think the original plan with ikea was
like it's affordable and i've got ikea stuff at home i can't complain too much
but affordable you assemble it yourself it's well designed etc,
but this when i when i go to those places and i realize that there's thousands
(30:01):
of these things around the world and they're all exactly the same it's i
always feel like there's something a bit wrong about that like it's designed to
like literally put you in a box you know you get lost yeah you
get lost you get a bit despair you cave in it's not that much more grab one
it's not that it's cheap you know and that i think is is gets you gradually
a bit further away and but i think it is by design like i would look at that
(30:24):
maze and say oh the maze in there instead of support design.
Because you have to zigzag, but they sat down and they spent years planning that.
Supermarkets, same way. You have a ring. It's brainwashing. Yeah,
you ring around the supermarket to get to the meat and the produce.
You have to go through aisles of processed food.
And things aren't designed to make you get in and out easily.
(30:47):
You've got to zigzag and go to the other corner and opposite corner and get
simple things like eggs are in the far, hidden off in the back.
And that's all done by design. That's all intentional.
There's metrics around how to figure out how to do that to people. so most
of the time when I get confused or lost in an area it's like okay is
this bad or is this intentional because it's the same thing it's in
many ways it's all part of that brainwashing yeah
(31:09):
and many ways this is probably what this physical really those
disruptors are designed they're doing the
job on us but then also the people utilizing
this in order to build their empire yeah
so we really have to mind this
is not the age of awakening there's no doubt about it because it's just we just
(31:29):
really see what's going on and maybe this is going to be the next thing is going
to be political correct aspects are throwing on ikea stop ikea yeah maybe yeah
maybe the next It's not yet. Yeah, yeah.
Because it is exactly doing the same thing. Yeah.
(31:50):
It just, it entangles you in a maze. You have no idea where you are.
Yeah. If someone asked you, where are you? You wouldn't know. Not sure.
You wouldn't know how to get out. Yeah. It's very quiet. You can't get out.
Yeah. And so it's in many ways like a lunar park. Yeah.
But unless you've been there before and you know what to do.
So if you've trained, you know, like I've,
(32:10):
the last couple of times I've been to Ikea, year i've gone you know i've
been before i know the map i know there's one thing i need
they set like a limit and i go in and like focus
and get it and get the get out and i'd actually learn that if
you when you go in you can go up escalators into the main thing
and zigzag find find the number of the item you want down to the second level
around pick it up and come to the checkout i walked in and went backwards i
(32:32):
went through the checkout cuts through into the place to pick up and went back
out again so i avoided i you know i'd done it before so there's knowledge and
training to manipulate these systems to their benefit.
So you could use it as a training ground. I think so, yeah. Or to actually establish your point of center.
Yep. So that means you learn how to deal with those disruptors that are trying
(32:53):
to brainwash you into their agenda. I always picture it as like it could be
like a great combat course.
You know when you have a shooting range and there's pop-up silhouettes and paintball
or dummies that come out and you have to punch them and go in and grab your
thing and get out of there. Good call. Yeah, I think it would be cool.
Because it kind of is, you know. Turn it into an obstacle. I think so,
yeah. I don't think the people of IKEA would mind. Yeah, and your goal is to
(33:15):
get out with fewer things, not more things.
So they're trying to put stuff, and this actually happened, we were talking
about this last night with Yunzhen, our Tai Chi master, and we'd done some trips to China.
And one trip, we actually had a tour guide, and the tour guide was taking us to these locations.
But over there, tourists really want bang for the buck, so they want to go to
like 12 different things in one day.
So let's, seen that mountain? Great, go to the mountain. Let's go to the next
(33:38):
place. Seen it? Great, go to the next place. And we're just like,
no, stay here for half a day, you know.
And one thing, we were led into this retail area, and it's kind of similar.
It's a bit of a maze, and the people are presenting stuff to you.
And we were so lost, we had no idea what was going on.
But at the end of it you go through this literally this
zigzag of people trying to sell you things so trying to
force you to buy stuff on the way out and literally if you
(33:59):
had a basket they were putting stuff in the putting stuff in your basket to
like almost force you into buying things i was i was knocking stuff
away literally like physically batting boxes of things
away from me to try and not so i'm trying to get out without you know and they were like almost
like bullying you into purchasing things there so it's
me that the whole training ground thing like here would be to get out with nothing
you know like
(34:20):
go in there and not come out and like and then maybe metaphor for life
like don't take it with you can't take it with you go in
there learn we need to learn but ditch it all and get out you know
in many ways that's what we really have to learn anyway yes to really just i
mean the whole consumer consumerism is it's all about that you know getting
brainwashed yeah i mean obviously certain things we need you know that's obviously
(34:41):
yeah for sure yeah you know in this and you got to upgrade you got to get the
right you know you got to get things it's there's all those things have a place
but i think the when it becomes you know people end up with.
Storage units because they can't store the things they have at home they have
to put another storage unit because they've got so much stuff or it accumulates
you know and then maybe the little,
you know kick you get when you buy something new it feels good yeah it starts
(35:01):
to become a bit of a thing we need to go and grab you know get things and feel
relieved that you've got a nice thing and,
but that becomes a stress on all sorts of things on ecosystems and whatever
storage and the problem with these things is they're not designed to go anywhere
a lot of these things Things are just going to sit there forever.
You know, they're not designed to be.
So there is something there. And I think it's, I wouldn't blame the item or
(35:21):
the consumerism. You track back and there's obviously behavioral things happening here.
What I'm starting to see is you look at it as like, it's a bit of a training,
like I said, like a training ground with all the tests and what can you,
how can you get out clean without taking it on and accumulating things that
you don't need or are not necessary.
But we are getting more and more forced to do it because I mean,
(35:41):
just like every day now it's getting more evident that it's,
it's, it's, it's heating towards something.
Sure. It's heating towards some sort of conflict. It's going to be,
it's just like turning into something big. I mean, there's like,
you know, there's all this massive protest in Brazil.
And then Elon Musk did this beautiful story, like a story on,
(36:07):
he went to the border and with his camera and interviewed.
And that was like yesterday. And he interviewed all the people who worked there
to get the real fact. Yep.
And like in this fact that there's 11,000 every day entering America, so you add it all up.
So it's obviously heading towards something, yeah? Yeah, every way you look
(36:30):
at it, it's like I was, and you probably have another perspective because of
the amount of practice you do that's non-physical in terms of everything else,
but I can't see anything. I don't know.
I don't see an event, but I don't see anything. I think everything's,
the further ahead I try and look, the harder it is to see. I can't see.
Yeah, like what's happening in Germany, like, for example, one of my friends,
(36:53):
I spoke to him the other day on Skype session.
And so he tried, he's a teacher. And so he's educated, and his wife is also
working as a teacher. So they're both educated, make money.
They live in Dusseldorf in the sound. And they're trying to get an apartment.
And because I got a teaching job shift at different schools, I needed to move also.
(37:19):
And the apartment that he could get was snatched away from him,
and an illegal migrant with six children got it instead. Yeah. It was on welfare. Yeah.
And then he tried to get another apartment, and same situation again,
where an illegal legal migrant with his five children on welfare,
(37:41):
got the job, got the apartment.
So that guy has never been politically active. This guy is in his mid-40s, early, I think late 40s.
He's just been a normal citizen, never thought behind.
And now he's confronted with a situation that is just making him angry.
And so obviously he's talking to his friends and now he realizes a lot of people
(38:05):
are in the same sort of position. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And no one knows what to do about it. Yeah, yeah. It's just like so that even
the people who live in their own city can't get an apartment,
and instead, someone from a different country who is on welfare gets the apartment instead.
I mean, in Germany, they have the same problem with housing shortages and rent we have in Australia.
(38:28):
Yeah, housing crisis. Yeah. And so-
All what I observe is like, ooh,
there's fire. Yeah, because you see the knock-on effect of that, right?
It's like people who otherwise had no real opinion on that.
And it's like you can't say anything up until, you'd never be able to say anything
recently because if you say anything about immigration, you're racist.
If you have any opinion on it, that's it, right? So everything's kind of just been waved through.
(38:51):
And people like him who didn't care either way probably and no one paying attention
to it, suddenly you're realizing this and getting really angry.
And then other people get angry and you see things get out of control extremely quickly, right?
It happened in the UK not long ago, right? It got out of hand very quickly.
People were being arrested for Facebook posts while other people were on the streets with machetes.
It's what you call a double standard of policing. So where are we heading?
(39:14):
Is it like, okay, just open all the borders up? Let's make it irrelevant.
Just completely mingle in with everyone. Yeah, well, it's just a symptom of other things, right?
Everyone's just allowed things to get to the point where you can't,
again, because you can't talk about anything.
You can't disagree with anything. You can't analyze it. You can't have a nuanced
conversation about it. everyone just starts to relax everything and then all
these things that happen, you wake up and suddenly it's like,
(39:35):
it's gone out of control because then people turn on each other and yeah, it doesn't take much.
And it just more and more that happens, the more trouble I see anything,
it just, again, there's a big cloud.
I just don't see any clear Which I observe is.
People, ordinary people, who never had an opinion who never were angry about
what the things, the way things are are suddenly get very opinionated Yeah,
(39:58):
it was in the past few years, which happened. People wanted to be left alone.
They started being dragged into this whole medical experiment,
and they just didn't want to get involved. Just leave me alone.
You do your thing in society, I'll do this thing over here. When they start
to get, you know, provoked and prodded, people who just, like, they react badly.
Because, like, I just, all I was doing my thing over here, I was just,
you know, being a good law-abiding person, you know, and it's all of a sudden
(40:19):
they're being forced into something they don't want to do.
That's kind of, that gets out of control really quickly. But then I also see
other things happening and like,
I mean, personal experience is obviously playing that also, is that people also
have the exact opposite experience where always the next, where the apartment appears,
where whatever the next is appears without them actually working towards it.
(40:43):
Right. Suddenly it's presented.
Right. And so, where suddenly everything is in flow.
Yeah. and those stories,
coexist with those other stories but when I look at those who go with who have
that things happening but they are in a very tuned in with the inner world right
yeah and I'm just I'm observing only and I see.
(41:07):
The more you are attuned with the inner, the more you seem to be guided towards.
Yeah. And it is already in the Tao Te Ching, 2,400 years ago,
explained that being here is always chaos.
Yeah. And there always will be
a minority group that will try to control everyone and disrupt everyone.
So they're basically saying the same thing that now it comes through from the channels. Yeah.
(41:30):
And that there's these people who are just trying to control everyone are actually
a very small group of people.
Mm-hmm. And that we need to be guided from within, that we need the connections to the light within.
And obviously, for example, if I would have suggested that to my friend who
couldn't get that apartment in Dusseldorf because an illegal migrant got the apartment instead.
(41:53):
And obviously, if I talk to them about like, you need to get into your inner
world, I probably would be another cause for being angry.
If they're going to get a group together about how much they hate you,
it's just, yeah, but at that point, you're that, you're not going to,
you've got to listen to that and that's not going to make any sense. Really tricky. Yeah.
(42:15):
And so. Because they probably want you to get on their side and be angry,
right? Versus you saying, well.
The way I see it is just because what we see now, when you look at the history
of the Chinese for the, I mean, the Chinese got this much, like the history
is profound in that way. What they went through.
Yeah. Yeah. And so it's, of course, history repeats itself on a regular basis,
(42:39):
but it's also, then there's other ways where people have like discovered a way to navigate it.
And that's obviously also something profound.
And what we're experiencing now with the disruptors, the fact that it's been
already understood in Chinese medicine already 3,500 years ago as part of creation,
(43:02):
because the disruptors play the destructive element.
And because what is the point of fear if you don't have a connection to your bigger picture?
Because it doesn't make any sense because you're only here for a short time. Yeah.
You know, so it doesn't make any sense to put all the eggs in one basket and
saying, okay, I need to live for this one world for you only.
(43:24):
Yeah. Because that doesn't make any sense because bang, you soon be confronted
with the fact that, okay, you only got a day left. Yeah. Yeah.
And so, what do you do then? Yeah. Yeah. And so, yeah,
And then you're realizing that everything you just invested in is really useless.
So really what we are facing with, it all comes down to the one fact that underlying
(43:49):
and fundamental to it is the bigger picture.
Yeah. Yes. And we need to somehow connect to it.
And that fundamental reality has got an understanding of how to navigate that.
Yeah. Yes. and the more you
go into this sort of state of mind the more it does open up and provide guidance
(44:09):
i mean i've you know i personally have total trust yeah i mean it's just a matter
of you if it's inside your guide you're not looking for an external person to
guide you guiding yourself yes yes yes yes i know that it's if i don't connect to that inner guidance.
And which is in tao is called the you've got
to face the big dipper which is like the star constellation that
(44:29):
will always make your way forward and the
vikings did the same thing they followed that the star
constellations right yeah and so
the star constellation are in many ways the navigating map
for this world and but from the tourist perspective it's not the star constellation
as we said it's a car star constellation that is actually the invisible world
(44:51):
yeah and because the stars are bulking on a very specific magnetic field and
that magnetic field or if it's not a magnetic field, it doesn't matter what it is,
it creates a field and that field has got a very specific vibration and we can sense that.
And in there is an information about how this physical is actually set in terms
of how it's actually unfolding.
(45:14):
And so you're getting a future view, but it's more like future sensing.
Yeah. That's the kind of thing I'm... Yeah.
Years ago, I could have a vision that was quite literally visual of the future.
You know, I can imagine it and I could almost see, because there's design,
you design the future, you draw something and you're going to see that tomorrow
in the real world or in five years.
(45:35):
Now that happened for me, it's harder, very, very difficult to see that now,
that visual representation of the future.
So I think what you said makes way more sense to me, especially now after the
past several years and whatever it is, is that that doesn't work in terms of
trying to create an image of it and then try and bring that image into reality.
It's how do i feel and if i'm guided by how i feel about what that future is
(45:56):
and i'll create that naturally in accordance with that what it should be what
it needs to be not what i think it needs to look like because i've always had
trouble with when you focus on aesthetics and the way things look versus how
they work then you you may go down the wrong path like buckminster fuller said,
when he's designing something i don't focus on beauty when i finished it and
it's not beautiful and i've got wrong so he's not focusing on the yeah there's
(46:20):
the image of the thing or the the perception of the thing he's focusing on all
the things that he feels his way into and.
Builds and then when it's done it's again had its
own beauty and its own purpose in its own place reason to be doesn't start
from the other way around i think we emit now we copy and
imitate and you can see that now you see cars and all sorts of design elements
copy everyone's copying each other yes so everything's lost its originality
(46:43):
and its soul and it's there's something missing yeah it's not coming from inside
no it's coming from an artificial so you just see something thing,
but it's not about sense.
The thing they're seeing is already old.
So if you do copy that and do it again, you're in double old,
because now it's coming out in a few years, or tomorrow, and it's already based
on an old thing, which is based on an old thing, which means we're regurgitating
(47:04):
the same stuff. Yeah, yeah, that's right. It's like AI doing it.
Maybe that's the reason why we've got AI. So AI is doing it.
At the moment, they just do what we do faster, in terms of the superficial version.
Obviously, it's doing other stuff, but it can take a
bunch of different strands of information and put together quickly and then
write it really well so we can do that we can google we
(47:26):
can copyright but it takes us hours or days or weeks so you
can do what's with existing information what we
can do but much much faster and it can vary you can change give it to me in
a different version it'll change it it'll vary it but in terms of an original
thought or original or feeling based it's not that's not what it's not what
it's doing right it's completely it's a bit nuts and bolts in its current state
(47:48):
that's to me what It's, it's least interesting. Yeah.
There's all this debate now, like is this fear of AI and the people would not scare.
I listened to Brett Weinstein's podcast last week because he's,
it was about that AI is becoming aware. Yeah.
And so he asked Grok certain aspect and images to draw.
(48:10):
Yeah. Ah, yeah. So I'm do this. Yeah. And what it produced, he was elaborating
on it and could see was quite scary.
Yeah. Because it seemed to have whatever crea- that the AI actually seemed to see something.
Yeah. There's a Grok you know, like X AI.
Yeah. Right. Apparently the most powerful AI on the planet. Yeah.
(48:31):
That's got more computing power than all the other AI's combined.
Because Elon Musk probably put all the money in there.
That's so funny how he did it too, because it was just, I saw it come up as
a little feature. It's just a little feature on Twitter, on X,
right? It's just a little thing in the corner.
It's interesting how instead of making a big deal about it, just put it in there
and started building it.
Then all of a sudden, like you said, it's ahead of everyone else.
(48:53):
It's ahead of completely everyone else.
But the interesting thing is in that podcast, Brett Weidstein is very concerned.
So he said, I'm scared, I'm worried, I'm concerned because it's taking on,
it's becoming aware. Yeah.
And that means it will do something. Yeah. So what I observed is- He needs to
do some, I guess, an acupuncture and some herbs, I think, Brett.
(49:15):
Because Brett Weinstein, as an evolutionary biologist, he claims he is a self-complained atheist.
Okay, yeah. So he follows Darwin's
idea. Yeah. And whereas Darwin never actually said there is no God.
Yeah. But for some reason, the Atheists look at Darwin as their god. Yeah. That's irony.
(49:36):
He looks a bit like God. He's got the white beard. Yeah, yeah.
If God had a beagle, a pet beagle, we'd be going, you know, there you go.
But I found it very interesting that the people who are, who have an,
well, fully atheist, will just see that consciousness is the byproduct of nuclear activity.
Of course, they are scared shitless. Yeah. Yes. Whereas the ones who do spiritual
(49:59):
practice will go into sensing rather than knowing.
Yeah. Will go into a feeling rather than seeing. Yeah.
You obviously can't put into words. Yeah. But you sense in that moment who you
are and that it's fundamental to everything that exists.
You can sense yourself as an eternal being. You can sense yourself as a consciousness
(50:22):
that has lived here forever.
If you do your chi practice every day, meditate every day, it doesn't take long
before this nature, this aspect of you comes forward and you can actually look at it. Yes.
And so, obviously, Brett Weinstein, as an atheist, he's healthy and active,
but he's not doing anything in order to, he's not a spirit of practitioner. Yeah.
(50:46):
Of course, from his viewpoint, nuclear activity, yeah, AI is a concern.
Sure. Yes. From that perspective, looking at Darwin, adaptation of species,
it probably wouldn't take long before it will adapt to the point where it was
going to take over. them. Yeah. Yes.
And, whereas the physicist will have a spiritual likening.
(51:10):
Understand that fundamental to everything is consciousness and that consciousness
is always regulated within itself and that something that is constructed within
the quantum field of the space-time continuum can't actually have consciousness.
Yes. It's a tool. Yeah. But it can't be consciousness because consciousness
(51:35):
creates AI, but AI can't become conscious. It's not possible. Yeah.
And because whatever the neural activities, that it's because it's in fact a neural network. Yeah.
So, but it's not created. It doesn't come from the source. Yeah. Yeah.
(51:58):
It's recreating a tool. Yeah. It's like recreating a hammer.
Yeah. Yeah. And we kind of say like that. The hammer's going to become consciousness. Yeah.
It's not become, that's how simple it is. Yeah.
And the site always will be a tool. Yeah. I like the analogy of some of the
physicists who got the spiritual awakening is that the problem is if we don't
understand how to work with that,
that we make it, that it will accelerate our path towards destruction.
(52:23):
Sure, which is great. But it's not AI.
Yeah, right. Yeah? Yeah. And of course, if I use the hammer all the time to
bash other people, eventually it's going to finish me off in jail.
Yeah. Yeah? Yeah. And sometimes the hammer.
And the hammer made me do it. It was conscious. It won't be a hammer.
It was all because of the hardware shops.
So it really comes to the fact that those tools are essential.
(52:48):
I really believe they are part of us, but we need to go into our spiritual nature,
and we need to be navigated and guided by sensing it from within.
And then we can sense things and feel our way forwards into a direction where
it will actually guide us towards creating something better. Yeah.
(53:13):
It's very obvious to me, but that's when I, for example, talked to my friend
in, in, in Germany, obviously it's my decades of practice where he doesn't do any practice.
Yeah. You know, he's obviously fully in the physical.
Yeah. Yeah. So it is not, it is absolutely nothing.
Yeah. Yeah. And so it's all about the latest car, which I completely adore.
(53:35):
Yeah. That's great. I'm into that too. It's great. It's good.
Yeah. But you can't really go any further in terms of where that all actually originated from. Yeah.
And so because of that, you're experiencing far more roadblocks in your life
if you wouldn't have that guidance by the inner.
(53:57):
Yeah. Well, no wonder everyone's so disenfranchised with things and upset and stressed.
It's like if you only need to, the more the crazier the world becomes and the
more you're attached to that, the more you're going to be afraid of every little everything.
Right? It's very easy now. If that's all there is, then it's going to let you down.
You'll find whatever you're afraid of, you'll find a version of it to attach
(54:17):
to. And that's all for everyone.
Everyone's got the, oh, this is it. This is the end of everything.
Everyone's got their own version of that trigger or their own thing they're afraid of.
And we can go find it. We can open up an app now and we can look for it.
It'll give it to us. It'll give us every version of every thing.
So we can attract that as much as we want.
But yeah, that's all there is. And that's all we can talk about.
(54:39):
And that's all we think the solutions and problems all lay in the same area.
Then what are you supposed to, yeah, that's not, it doesn't really give you
anything to look forward to or work on.
I see so much anxiety in clinic. People are so anxious about where this all heading. Yeah.
That kind of anxiety I didn't see for like four or five years ago,
(55:00):
which is not that long ago.
We were at a dinner party yesterday, and this one of the ladies said,
I can't believe it. It was only five years ago when it all started.
It's not that long ago. Well, it's not even that. It's like four years ago.
Yeah, barely. Bang. And just like since then, life's not the same anymore. more.
And so obviously, bang, since then it is so much anxiety.
(55:23):
But the fact is, I experience that anxiety myself. Yeah.
And so it doesn't mean I need a juice cleanse.
Are you sure? Everyone can deal with the juice cleanse. Come on,
here, it's really good for you.
This is what I think I thought it. It makes it feel great. I have the anxiety
and then I go into this, I need this dietary change, I need this and this and that.
(55:47):
And of course, you listen to the world. If you listen to the world,
it throws you into anxiety.
It's just like, because we're moving, it's moving towards something.
We don't know what it is. Every day we see the signs that it's inevitable.
So do we say that all the waters will be open? There's going to be total chaos.
(56:10):
And so that is in the visible world.
That is an outcome come, that is within the visible, but then,
and if you, I mean, if I go on Axe, which is now the only news source you can
use, because you can't go anywhere else anymore.
Let's use it till it's banned here because it won't take long. Yeah.
(56:33):
And because it's outrageous what this platform is providing in terms of free speech.
Because if you want to know what's going on, you can see. I always love that
I go, when I open my news app, I've got nine news and seven news.
And then I go on X, the same story, totally different. Yeah.
(56:53):
Yeah, absolutely. Totally. It's just like, wow.
Wow this is something interesting now where they'll actually take a
what's a story and they'll present it to you but if
you click on it it'll show you then the different versions of it so even within
x there'll be independent journalists or people with opinions and they're
all got slightly different take on it which is great but it means that it means
you're taking it from a different point of view you have to make up your own mind
(57:15):
who you want to listen to or whatever it might be but within that
is the whole supposed to be the whole point of communication and
journalism and this speech is like you you decide yeah
i'm not giving it to you in a little propaganda box and you
know that's all you can do so when i
go on eggs i sort of
do 10-15 minutes on it and i find it very interesting because i
(57:36):
like worldly affairs i'll have to see what's going on but my god it does trigger
anxiety yep yes and obviously every time you go on the australian politics uh
information about albanese wow like my god it triggers anger i have no idea
anything about it i don't think i know what his voice sounds like anymore that's
how little i know about him.
I just can't be so not interested.
(57:58):
He's just a non-existent non-existent. Imagine Kamala Harris and Albanese on the same platform.
Yeah, I couldn't really bear that. The ultimate torture method.
More torture would be have them
speak for an hour, then try and write down make sense of what they said.
And where he's like, now, write what they said, make sense of it.
That's why we need AI. Yeah, that's right.
(58:20):
Show a live AI translator that just presents like, okay, Here's what they said.
What is he actually trying to say?
That would probably trigger the apocalypse. AI would just get so upset.
AI would say, oh, these people need to be eradicated. Yeah, it's like,
we're done with this. This has gone too far. These people do not make any sense.
There's no backing in it. Everything what they say, we fact check.
(58:41):
It's not connected to something. These are their chosen leaders.
This is the best they can do. We're going to end it. Let's start again.
Of course, when you go on X and you see what's happening, of course,
but after about 15 minutes on, I can see the anxiety.
I can feel it. Yeah. And I can feel the, oh.
But then during the day when I listen to other people who go through their life
(59:03):
and they have the enormous rental crisis and they got this and that mortgage and bang.
And then the RBA, the Reserve Bank Australia, told yesterday that many Australians,
just need to sell their house.
What? Is that some solution? Yeah, that's what she said. Yeah.
As a solution to being out of money, sell your house. Yes, you have to sell
(59:24):
your house. Where do you live then?
You have no choice other than to sell your house. What she said.
She had an idea. Of course.
Sell your house. So, of course. Not my other one. Yeah, but of course,
people will board like I had a client. That doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
The reserve bank person would say that. Yes. Okay, right.
Oh, my God. Yeah, she got interviewed and she said, I said, okay,
(59:45):
many Australians understand you need to sell your house.
So, of course, one of my clients hit each other. And that client,
she worked really hard to get that house.
And the mortgage payment's getting out of control.
And she reads that. The anxiety's going through the roof.
So that means everything she's done, basically, of no use. Because when she
(01:00:07):
sells it, she just not even breaks even.
Then you can't buy the house. And you're going to rent from someone who's going
to sell it? The whole thing is this. Yeah, bang.
And so all day I've been obviously exposed to these sort of stories because
I don't see not those stories anymore.
Ten years ago, they ran off the canes. It's like they're coming with headache.
(01:00:30):
They're coming with migraines. They're presenting symptom.
It doesn't take long before it goes into a fundamental issue.
It does take long, usually three minutes.
Yeah. Yeah, so you just give them an excuse to present with a stiff neck.
It gives them an excuse to present with a digestive disorder. Yeah.
And then you just bang and it opens up and it's like...
(01:00:50):
Yeah, it's just the agony. And so, where's this going? Where's this going?
Yeah, and yeah. So, of course, those waveforms enter my body and I feel the
anxiety at the end of the day.
Yeah. And I know how to ward it off, obviously.
But as soon as I go into a qigong posture, like by the end of the day,
(01:01:14):
I do my qi practice, that anxiety doesn't exist. Yeah?
Yeah. It's just like... And I experienced it over and over because,
I mean, my wife and me, Kirsten and me, we didn't have an easy path in terms
of finances because we lived for our dreams.
We didn't have that easy path.
We had like obstacle after obstacles, lost just about every money we invested and started again.
(01:01:38):
We've been many, many, many, many times only like $25 left in debt and then kept going, kept going.
So I know what it feels like not having anything because we sold our house 20
years ago and we invested and then bang, that didn't work out.
And then we just invested again.
And then the global financial crisis, the GFC hit in 2008 and really impacted a lot of us.
(01:02:02):
Then we kept going. And then we had a publisher.
We took over the books, invested heavily into it. And that distributor got bankrupt
and everything invested.
Boom, we lost again. So we always have finished off like either zero or below zero all the time.
So all the time. So I'm fully aware. Yeah.
(01:02:26):
At my age of now 65, I'm fully aware of what it's like not having money and
being at 0.0 all the time, but having always invested lots and never it seemed actually working out.
So I could, I can understand the anxiety.
I could look at a bank account, it could throw me on a spin of anxiety, downhill, big one.
(01:02:49):
Like yeah yeah of course i could have done the path of security yeah 25 years
ago and lift everything invest everything in house now at 65 i would have been
financially secure but then i wouldn't have followed my dream maybe you have
and i would have been probably on all kind of like,
antidepressants this is a very sensible camry you know something something very
reliable you know camry yeah that would be the goal it's just it's got all the
(01:03:13):
spider seats yes one of those hybrids Yeah, very liable.
That's right. And the tires, 155.
Yeah, really narrow tires. Yeah, very narrow tires. Fuel efficiency.
Yeah, it's huge. And you probably get a 10-year, 12-year warranty on that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Lifetime warranty because I wouldn't drive it. I always wondered,
is it lifetime of the vehicle or you?
I always wondered. Lifetime warranty never made any sense to me.
(01:03:35):
That's completely nebulous as to what that actually means.
Yeah, you could be really average right now. Yeah, it could be.
Yeah, pot belly, the whole thing. It'd be a retirement village because you're a retirement aide.
I don't know yeah it could be yeah it could be an retirement bill playing pro-k
you know or one it's too complicated I have to go outside to do that yeah sorry,
(01:03:55):
chess yeah no just sit there I just,
just don't even turn the TV on just sit there playing TV no it's too complicated
yeah too complicated there's too many a lot of buttons yeah I have to think
yeah so of course I always we always followed our path we always because I knew
straight away why on Kirsten and me, we knew right from the start,
(01:04:16):
okay, the only thing that matters is that what's in our heart,
because we knew the day of death will come.
Yeah. And then I have to look at have I followed up on my heart or not.
Yeah. And because I believe that's judgment day. Yeah. In the judgment days, we have acted on you.
And so because I know then if you acted on it, then I'll be,
(01:04:37):
hey, you have done a good job. Yeah.
I'm not scared of dying. Yeah. In fact, I'm, yeah, we also.
So we have a Viking attitude there. Yeah. This will be awesome.
Yeah. I know I've done my best. Yeah.
I've done everything what I could. Yeah. Yeah. And if the shit hits more,
even the fan, if it's possible.
(01:04:57):
Oh, it's possible. That could make the fan bigger. And so more shit can fit on.
That's what we need, yeah. Right. Yeah, we need more surface area.
Maybe that's what we should talk to Albanese. Look, mate, we need to have to
build bigger fans. And a way to project the shit out of the sand.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. A shit cannon.
Yeah, like a... The shit you're talking about requires a big fan. Big fan, a lot of shit.
(01:05:21):
Just be yourself and just need a bigger thing. Relatively bigger.
So, obviously, I understand anxiety. When people talk to me, anxiety. Yeah.
I know. I know what it feels like. I get people who say, oh,
man, I feel so anxious. My life, I don't have much.
I only got a house and I got nothing. It's a sliding scale, isn't it? Yeah.
(01:05:45):
$23. Yeah. Oh, good. Yeah. So you're telling me that you only got a house.
Yeah, yeah. A house and a couple of cars. Yeah. Yeah.
So I know what it feels like, but I also know that once you transcend,
you're in a different experience of it. Yeah. Yes. And I see this over and over.
(01:06:07):
Like every time we hit the wall with financial situations and it's like,
okay, we just bang, we just got this another obstacle, girl,
another person got bankrupt, another business ripped us off and shit, we're back to zero.
And of course, how are we going to do this?
But then I just do my chi practice and it's just suddenly that peace takes over,
(01:06:29):
that suddenly you're in this sort of fundamental state that looks at that life
right now, it's just like, it's just an aspect bigger and it's really not that.
But that peace that takes over and then suddenly I can sense something.
And then in that moment, the information, the intelligence of the kidney takes over, willpower.
(01:06:53):
Then it connects to the heart, I feel inspired.
Then it fuels it via the spleen by having clarity and center to focus.
Then it takes us to the liver, action, movement, and then via the lung to put me in the now.
And he's just like, oh, this is, yeah. And then I do it again.
Yeah. Yeah. And keep going.
(01:07:15):
And then you're fine for a while. Yeah.
So, because it doesn't take long. It's over. Yeah.
Yes. I don't get me. Yeah. It's just like, all right, I'm 65 now.
Probably it was maybe the same 15 years, 17 years. No, I think it'd be a bit longer.
Yeah. But we say 20 years. Yeah, you're already, you know, the average 65-year-old,
(01:07:39):
go on, so, yeah. Yeah, but when I look back 20 years, it's not that long ago.
Yeah. That was 2004.
Yeah. And yeah, so it's not that long ago. So, and so I know it's just,
it doesn't take long to be there. It will not end, but yeah.
Yeah. That's very true. Yeah. And so, but then if you, if you constantly transcend yourself,
(01:08:02):
then you always get navigated by the, by the star constellation of, of the inner world.
That never ends. Yeah. That journey never ends. Yeah. And that journey does like.
Yeah. So look to the stars within yourself.
Yes. Get guarded by the star constellation within. Yeah. It's like,
(01:08:22):
uh, that's nice. I like that. Yeah.
The star shines your way, but it's got to be the inner star.
Yeah. Because I think old scriptures got that. Wasn't it that guy that was born
was star of Christianity? God. Jesus.
Yeah. That's right. The star, the north star, whatever that was.
Yeah. Yeah. The star was star of it. Yeah.
(01:08:43):
They're full of those three dudes. I don't think that's bullshit,
though. Like, they're like, look at the star. Let's go this way. Oh, here we are.
It was like, you need more than one star to do that. I'm sorry. Like, no.
Yeah, I don't buy that. Yeah. Yeah, but maybe it's like a metaphor because in
the Chinese medicine, it's exactly the same thing. It's the inner star. Right. Okay.
Okay. Yeah, it's the inner star. Well, it turns out a lot of those stories are
like, yeah, you can track them back to things that actually do make sense. Yeah, the inner star.
(01:09:09):
And the inner star then guides it. The north star.
Yeah. Yeah. And the inner star, when you do a breathwork chi practice,
you feel that you can see that star.
You can see that light. You can feel like these constellations.
I mean, I love going to those states because I'm suddenly cosmic.
Yeah. And when you're cosmic, it means you're in the stars.
And that's what the Taoists say. We come from the stars and we return to the
(01:09:32):
stars. And the aim is to be part of the stars. Yeah.
Because then you are, then you're always like Captain Kirk all the way through.
That's right. You like it. Yeah.
It's the second star to the left and almost till morning. That was a Peter Pan
thing like that. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. That's it. So follow your star. Follow your star. Yeah.
That's it. Do X for 15 minutes, then switch down, and then follow your star. Till next time.
(01:09:56):
Music.
To another episode of the Future Cheap Podcast. If you've come this far,
maybe you're willing to come just a little bit further.
If you could give us a star rating or a review on whatever platform you're used
(01:10:16):
to using, that would be great.
And if you could share us with friends, family, pets, roommates,
enemies, whoever you think might get something out of it, we'd really appreciate
that too. And we'll see you next time.
Music.