32 - EP32 w/ El Lobo Salvaje: Returning to Nature, Curating Intentional Relationships and Abundance Programming of Life

Yeah, I can imagine. Meanwhile, there's fucking the rubbish collector guy, but we need that. We need those people— or not people, but services. And so the noise, it It always reminds me of like little annoying noises are only annoying because you let them be annoying or you create them to be annoying. And you think that they should be, you know, Carl Kingsbury described it when he was on a heroic dose of mushrooms. Every time he walked by his fridge in the kitchen, he would get pissed off with the buzzing noise. And every time, every single time he's in the kitchen, he'd always have that negative thought, oh, that's so annoying. But then he realized on his mushroom trip, like, that noise is necessary to keep the food that I provide my family, you know, nice and unspoiled. So it was just his— meanwhile, I've got a fighter jet going past.

You're saying this, right?

Yeah, yeah, actually a lot of planes flying around today. Um, yeah, and it was only his aversion to the noise that he could just as easily let go. And I find that that's the case with most discomforts or annoyances in people's heads. It's like, it's all in the mind. And because it's in the mind, you have control to just let that go. You can just as easily, like, let any issue that you have go. But people hold on to it because they like the anger or the, I guess, the emotional energy. That they get from that. Do you think it's an addiction to being— it's partially being a victim of something, like, oh, poor me. But do you think that that emotion is, uh, must be addictive in terms of the dopamine or whatever else you get, especially if you're getting attention for being, you know, having bad thoughts or whatever?

Well, I'll, I'll take it a completely different direction and say that all these things are symptoms of living in a fucking weird world. Yeah, you shouldn't have like— yeah, you can use your mindset to be like, oh, the buzzing in the refrigerator is annoying, but like, we live in a world where we're dealing with all these distractions and things that are like unnatural.

Yeah, that's a fair point.

Objective, you know, like, yeah, yeah, yeah, no wonder people are annoyed. We're dealing with a lot of things that have drawbacks.

Yeah, you're right.

And they're huge trade-offs. So it's like, yeah, I get it. I understand why people are agitated and frustrated, you know, where it's bigger symptom of just than just not knowing how to think. Like, you can tell you read all the books telling you that positive thinking, negative thinking, all these is positive thinking is better than negative thinking, and this is how you're supposed to act and behave. But if you're in these environments, yeah, you're the strongest influencer of who you are as a person. Yeah, thoughts aren't as strong as you think they are, you know. They can't always overcome everything around you. Not to excuse it.

Yeah, yeah.

And I will tell you one thing, from like being on the beach and like just being there chilling.

Yeah.

And like having a nice day and like reading a book in some sun, that someone comes up with a boombox like blasting music, just— yeah, the peace of everybody. No, it's objectively annoying.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Some sort of social awareness and like read the room and see if people are chilling.

Yeah, yeah.

And then it's always, you know what it is? It's never like some like nice synthwave or something chill that like is neutral that everybody could be like, okay, this is cool, this makes things better. It's always whatever they think is gonna make them look the coolest or seem cool. I think a lot of guys do it because they think it's gonna attract girls or something, but it doesn't.

I will admit sometimes I drive around with the windows down and playing loud music. But never like near people's houses and things. Yeah, it's a certain vibe for sure.

It's from pure enjoyment of music and that everybody else driving around is super bored and zoned out. And I'm like, if I'm gonna be in a car, like, I'm gonna enjoy it.

Yeah, sunroof down.

First time you drive, it's the most exciting thing in the world, you know?

Yeah.

Like, you get to operate this vehicle that like moves at 100+ miles per hour. Actually really, really cool. This is Grand Theft Auto, but like real life.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So it's like, enjoy stuff like that.

100%. I found the exact same thing. Like, you're going to be driving somewhere, you might as well enjoy the ride and play your favorite music or meditate or just like really feel the movement and the weight distribution of the car because you can unconsciously just drive from A to B, especially if it's work, but getting into it and allowing yourself to enjoy it. All of these things, like all these parts of our, you know, daily routine that people have resistance to, that if they have to be done, then you're allowed to try and make it a way or just act in a way where it is enjoyable time as well. And even, you know, talking shit to work people, like, you might as well— if you're doing it for the moment, you might as well enjoy every second of it because your life is happening now as much as it is that you're grinding for this future moment as well.

Yeah, it's all framing, right? So you get to decide how you're going to look at everything. And at the end of the day, like, any driving, any sort of like machinery, is it— is actually just objectively cool. Yeah, that's dope as fuck.

Yeah, yeah.

But walking is cool too. I also like going on my walks. So is skipping. I talked to people about that before.

Oh yeah, I skip on the beach now because of you.

Yes, skipping is based.

It feels so natural for some reason, like the movement. And is it something that humans have been doing for— because when you're like happy, you skip, right? You've got a skip in your step. Like, why is that?

Man, I don't know. There's like, there's probably a lot of happiness hacks by just observing what people do when they're happy and then mimicking that yourself. Yeah, just like they say, like, if you, uh, you go around smiling all the time, like, you actually end up being happier. Yeah, like, it's the same thing with skipping. And but I think she's like— I don't know why it is, you just feel loose and free. You're not thinking about anything else. Yeah, the feeling in that moment, you know? Yeah, like, those are the best moments in life. That's one of the reasons why sex is so great, because it's like one of the only times where Yeah. You're only thinking about what you're doing and nothing else.

Yeah.

You know, but—

And that's accessible all the time.

Yeah. Yeah. You know, so you always— there's all these different things you can do that make you feel amazing and that can take you out of the present. Like your present focus on just like, here's the moment right now. And integrating them into your life. You know, when was the recording?

Uh, we're recording now.

Oh, okay. Well, I guess we're doing the podcast then.

Yeah, that's, that's all good stuff already, as it always is. Uh, welcome to the show officially. For those joining us at home, this is Soulcast episode 32 with, uh, second appearance in Soulcast for El Lobo Salvaje. Welcome, sir.

Thank you, man. Uh, glad to be back, you know, should be fun to have a conversation.

Yeah, because, uh, you've been off in the woods really at the moment.

I've been all— I've been all over the place, you know. I've been traveling probably since the end of October last year, you know. Yeah, in Miami, which is my home base. For more than probably 3 or 4 weeks, but yeah, I've been traveling over, spend as much time in nature as possible. And, and I was just back in Miami the past week, but now I'm back in the mountains.

And what are you doing out there? You're building it, the compound, right?

Not yet. I will, I will be building a compound at some point, but it's a long process, right?

Of course.

Decades finding land. There's, there's everything that I'm doing that I plan on doing is has a whole world of knowledge that I'm completely unaware of. Yep, right. So I have to learn a lot of things. Like, you can look at a plot of land on the internet and be like, okay, this amount of acreage costs this much money, but there's so many different other questions. It's like, okay, is it in a valley? So if it's in a valley, maybe there's a natural water running water source that you can redirect to have water at your place.

Mm.

And maybe you have to dig a well, you know, then you gotta think about things like septic system. Like, do you want a septic tank? Like, well, you gotta put that in. Then you gotta think about how fertile land is. You gotta think about tree removal. You gotta think about getting electricity. It's like, do you wanna produce your own electricity or do you want land that electricity's already wired or it's already built to be able to plug into the electric— um, the electrical grid. Yeah. So these are just one of the things that I have to learn about. So what's really happening right now is like, well, I'll just say like next month in Miami, like I'll be out of Miami by April 30th, and I still may travel around a little bit before I finally settle down and start breaking ground. But eventually, like obviously my long-term goal is to build something sustainable here that will last multiple generations.

So yeah, you really got to have the right place in mind. And I think like the well situation, I don't know if that's the best in terms of— I guess the water's kind of moving around from the well, but you would ideally want a river of some kind. And the electricity situation, like, I know you want to be, you want to be self-reliant on the off the grid, uh, literally, and, you know, have a generator and everything. But it would be nice if something was already set up with that capability, um, you know, that some of these creature comforts that we take for granted, they're obviously great things. Like, I know we— I rant about against technology for the most part, but I'm not pretending that I'll be able to, you know, be dropped in the woods and be fine, uh, because I wouldn't at the moment. You know, I figure it out maybe, but I wouldn't be optimally thriving like, you know, with these creature comforts. So it's a balance, and I'm sure there's a bit of a trade-off. Like, you could save yourself a lot of time and energy if you were in a place that was still kind of relatively close to people, so it would be on the grid. But then again, it's a trade-off. It's always a trade-off. What do you want more of? The privacy and the autonomy 'Cause the closer you are to the city, the closer you are to the shit happening that's gonna happen in the next decade, right?

Right, and I mean, so yeah, it's all these little mini questions. It's like, because there's also benefits to being around in communities like that.

Yeah.

If I buy land around a bunch of people that are established farmers, it's like, oh, well, anything that I have, any question I have about animals is, I have experts around.

Yeah, yeah.

It's like I don't have to have every animal that I want to consume or use because I can always trade for things, right? So there's always these— there's these benefits of being like— you can— there's some people I see that go like completely off-grid and like they're doing everything on their own. That's cool. But there's also a power in like being away from the cities, and then— but there's also small communities out here and other families that you can rely on. They help you and you help them. Yeah, that's how these societies were built in the first place, you know.

So yeah, no one ever does it truly alone for the most part, right?

It's a lot of little questions. So basically what I'll do is I'll move here for— I'll move here permanently, and then when I'm here living here 24/7 is when I'll start building, being like, okay, all right, this is the plot, this is these are the structures, like, this is who I want to build it, this is the type of electric— electrical system I want to run, whether I want to be plugged into the grid or just have the option of plugging in if everything goes bad, or running off generators, run off solar, like, having running water is also a power source, right? So that also goes back into, like, the land selection. So it's a lot of things I'm learning. I'm just gonna— I have to spend the next a few months just learning, you know. It's, it's a big dream and it's cool. Yeah, fun and exciting, but make no mistake about it, there are people who know everything about this that you don't, and it's a, it's a learning curve that you— it's not, but it's not impossible, right? Like, yeah, technology is cool too because you just go on YouTube and learn a lot of these things. Yeah, it doesn't actually even take that long, it just takes a little bit of research. But what you'll find is that you can know things right? Like, I, I may have an idea of what to do, but if I don't have connections with people that can help me do it, it doesn't matter. So that's the whole process of itself. In itself, it's like, okay, I can figure out exactly what I want. It's like, okay, if I don't have the skill level to make that happen on my own or build these things on my own, it's like, all right, now I gotta find the people that do, and then I gotta bring my vision and my dream, my goals to them, and then they gotta help me implement it, you know.

Yeah, that's probably the most important skill is being able to leverage human relationships. Like, no one wants to help and you won't get far in life if you're a dickhead and no one really enjoys being around you and things like that.

Yeah, you know, um, but I find in places like this too it's really easy to connect with people. People are down to earth. They're not as plugged in.

Yeah.

As everybody back in the cities, and they're not thinking about the same things as everybody back there.

Yeah.

So it's actually great. You, you know, I've found in my life, as time has gone on, I've connected like on a deeper level with fewer people, fewer and fewer people. Whereas like you start off in high school and things like that, you know, hundreds of people that you claim you think are your friends, they you get into college and your group gets a little smaller and/or get into the work environment, your group just keeps getting smaller and smaller as you get older. But like, what I'm finding is like the connections that I have now are stronger than ever. And any new person that I end up getting into like a relationship with or a friendship is like that connection is extremely deep. So it's like you're better at picking like your relationships as you get older. So it's pretty interesting, you know, it's like now I'm like, I, as I found less amount of people that I actually like, because when I look around at society, yeah, communicate with like 99% of these fuckers. Yeah, yeah. But it's like this 1% that I am communicating with, like, it's the best relationships and the best friendships that I've ever had in my life.

Yeah.

And so that's, that's been something amazing that's happening, and, and I find that knowing— and now I know what I'm looking for exactly in people. It's easier to pick the people that, like, I know I'm going to get along with or vibe with.

Yeah, 100%. And as you get older, everyone realizes that, you know, you stop caring about things that don't matter as much, and you really don't have time to waste with people. So if you're brave and, you know, in a way smart as well, you will only be in relationships or friendships with people that, like, really you align with and you can get along with, rather than just having, you know, fake drinking circles, which is a lot of friendships today. But that is also— being yourself authentically is the requirement for making these, uh, relationships, because you're no— you're no longer living in the fake persona of what you thought, you know, people would like or whatever. And then only when you first do that can you expose yourself and be true with other people. And like I said, all the relationships and friendships get so much deeper and more valid.

Yeah, I don't know if I talked about this on the last time I was on here, but I basically look at people in like 3 sections. It's like you have acquaintances, you have friends, and you have— and then you have your brothers. Right? Like, yeah, in a situation where it's like, okay, say you had no money, like, an acquaintance doesn't even care. A friend might give you some advice. Your brother's gonna be like, here, here's some of my food, you can have this. Yeah. In a situation where you're getting jumped by 10 guys, right, like, an acquaintance is gonna walk by. A friend is gonna like say, "Hey, stop," or maybe call for help, someone that's your brother is gonna be on the ground getting their ass kicked with you. So as I've gotten older, I've learned to like, just like, "Okay, these people are acquaintances, not worry about them. These people are my friends, okay, they're kind of okay." But now I've centered over to like where I'm just around my brothers.

Yeah.

I know that any sort of situation they will sacrifice to help me get out of it, you know? Or any, type of suffering, your people are really close like that, it's like you don't suffer alone in life. They take it on with them. So like, if my friend's mother died or something, I would feel just as like almost like it happened to me, you know?

Yeah.

Like, I would share that suffering and I would understand it. I would have to be there for him 24/7 and make sure that he's okay and talking through it and support to support him over however long his healing process is. So that's the benefit of having these really tight-knit relationships, is like you don't actually have to suffer through anything alone.

Yeah, I think that's an issue. A lot— a question I get a lot is, how do I make friends? And in today's world, we are over-socialized, like colloquially with social media and things. So there's like, we get the negatives of trying to manage all these little fake, uh, relationships, if you will, um, because it is like talking to a lot of other people. You don't have real deep, true, actual connections that aren't just like pixels on the screen. But what would you say to a guy that's like 18, 19, doesn't have that many close friends? Like, how does he begin to access that level of deeper connection to find his brothers or whatever?

Well, I think one easy way to find people that are going to be like-minded to you is to get into different skill development things, like either training martial arts, like hitting a gym. Um, those are great places to meet people that you're gonna be like, okay, they're kind of in the same mindset as me, right? Like, yeah, into communities of things that you're interested in. If you're interested in snowboarding, you're interested in surfing, You're interested in climbing, hunting, fishing, any of these things. Once you take on these, what's going to happen is that's what interests you, that's also what interests all the people in those communities. So even if you don't connect on every other level, you'll at least be able to connect with them on that level, and that'll be something that you share. And you can build really good relationships off something as simple as a mutual love and respect. Expect for something.

Yeah.

So, and then the other thing is to really honestly just not even fucking worry about it right now. Like, you have a chance, you're young, you have a chance to make yourself, make something of yourself. As you become more of a man and you're grinding, you're growing, you're building things, like, the right people are going to come into your life, you know. You're not going to be alone forever. Like, great men attract people, um, you know. You're like, if you become this great man, you're not just going to be isolated. Like, people are automatically going to drawn to you, you know. And what you do to make yourself someone that attracts people is— I always say, like, um, I'm interesting because I'm interested. So because I'm interested in so many different things and learning so many different things and trying so many different things, it makes me an interesting person. So when people meet me, like, oh my God, like, they want to be around you because you have all these experiences and all this different knowledge is because you've trained everything, right?

So yeah, there you go.

If you want to be an interested person, that's, that's my other, my other tip to you. And you know, the right people come to you. You never— and even now, like, um, obviously you have the internet, although the internet is a little bit of a mirage because there's connection but there's not real, real life community, like on an everyday basis, you know. So you can also create your own communities by just becoming a thought leader. And that's what I said, like, that's why you strive to be a great man, because if you rise to a high enough level, then people around you have to follow you. And there you go, there's your relationships there too.

Yeah, it's always the external versus the internal, like If you want something to change on the outside, guess what? You've got to do some work on the inside. And whether that's being just a nicer person in general, like going out of your way to compliment people, smiling at everyone like we're talking about before, that alone is going to get people to that— or opportunities that open up to you that weren't there before. Because people will feel that again at the base level, the gratitude and appreciation. If someone's operating from that state of mind, uh, they are literally more attractive in terms of the resonant vibrational energy that they're putting out. Uh, and you know, the more you appreciate and grateful for, the more things that come into your life for you to appreciate and, and be grateful for. So that's always the first step. Um, and yeah, don't worry about it as much as a young dude. Like, I feel like it's such an issue that— and I did this myself, or just to still do it to a degree. It's like looking at a dude that's 15 years older than you, and you know, just by nature of time has got some good accomplishments, and then comparing that to yourself at your age and then getting disheartened because of that. It's, uh, it's not the right comparison to make.

And then things— I don't even want to attract everybody. That's the guy. Yeah, yeah. I want to attract people that are really dope and really high performing and doing be crushing it in life. Yeah, everyone— you shouldn't. And that was my whole point about the, like, analogy about, like, you know, who's really in life. Like, at the end of the day, like, you want to be surrounded by strong-minded people that are crushing it, that get it, that are based, that are really cool. Like, you don't— yeah, around everybody. So yeah, you may— in this world, you may be a little fucking lonely sometimes. You may find like, oh man, like A lot of these people are just drones and like wonder if people are sentient. I wonder sometimes, just like, so it's like, it is what it is and that's fine. You don't want— it's like, you shouldn't want these people around you anyways. Like, you don't want to be around anybody that's not going to push you to be better than you are. Yeah, to be more than what you are already. So it's not— a lot of people aren't even worth your time with that. Like, I'll be lying to you if I told you I was someone that walks around like smiling and being nice to people. Like, you know, like, so like, I'm cool, you know, like, I respect everybody on a, on a decent level, but on a human level, like, I got respect for everybody, but I'm not trying to be surrounded by everyone. I don't want to talk to everybody. I want to talk to people that are interested or going or see things the way I see it and they're going. That may be a little bit of confirmation bias, but I also think that I understand some objective truths about the world and the way it's headed. So I'm not wrong in wanting and desiring to be like, oh, I'm not gonna mess with these people. I want people that are seeing this, seeing all the bullshit that I'm seeing.

Yeah, yeah, no, that's true because if the, you know, our predictions go the way that they're going and society. This is kind of related. So you said, are people sentient? You know, I'm sure you've heard this, but not everyone has a running dialogue in their head. Like, some people, there's just— it's that there's no voice like that. How crazy is that?

Literally, it's not that crazy. So actually, I've been thinking about this a lot recently, and I want to Or should I let him live? I'll let you decide.

Um, no, go into it.

Going for it.

All right, go into the theory. I think we have a very high-performing audience that can take it as an intellectual exercise, and they're not going to be upset.

Yeah, you know, all right, let's go. So yeah, it's like this. All right, so you have our little corner of people, right? And let's just call that like people all the way to the right, not even in like some political speaking because I really don't give a shit about politics. I can't find a single politician I actually believe in. Yeah, it's like based enough for me, so I don't care about any of that. But just like put all these people on the right, like we have our opinions which I believe are like the objective truth of life and what actually will make the want better. Then you have people like all the way to the far left, right? And these are people that believe that like it's okay to like castrate like a 3-year-old kid, or that like, yeah, there's violence, and that like being fat is healthy. Like crazy opposite ends of the spectrum, inversions. So I think what hap— I think what happens is the people that are all the way— like, we're a small group, right? And I think the people that are all the way on the other side are a small group as well. And what's happening is there's this huge mass of people in the middle that aren't really one way or another. Like, I'm not even saying that— so we're like, I'll say we're sentient, right? I don't know, you're saying the people on the opposite end of us aren't— are sentient. But there's only two types of people that affect consciousness. So like, you have people like us that are pushing our ideas to affect consciousness. And you have the people all the way on the far end that have these crazy ideas that affect consciousness. And you have all these people in the middle, and how all these people in the middle react is basically just what— off of what, like, the strongest and most dominant message is. A lot of people in society see a lot of the shit that's going on, and it doesn't actually make sense to them. First of all, they're not really thinking, but most people are just like going to work trying to pay their bills, like living a normal life, right?

Yeah.

They're not thinking about all these things. But what happens is they go on the internet, right? And the internet is predominantly leaned to all these people on the left. So as soon as they log on the internet, even though something doesn't make sense to them, they see their favorite celebrity saying this is how it is. They see 100,000 likes and comments underneath it supporting it.

Yeah.

Which is more people than they— know. So, and then they see like all these algorithms cooking the argument to make it seem like this is how everybody is.

Yeah.

Just get demoralized and they say, oh well, this is how everybody is, this is how the world is now. And they just start shifting more and more to the left.

Yeah.

Right. And then what we kind of do is we're kind of picking people off. And then the peop— the, the people who are the most sentient and like understand life the most are like us and the people who are controlling the whole thing from above. It's actually kind of weird. That Matrix shit was actually kind kind of like on point. Like the whole Matrix analogy of like waking people up, and most people are just in the system and don't realize anything's wrong. It's actually like really true.

Well, yeah, it's taking the red pill and finally like just coming out of that fake reality. And some would argue that The Matrix is, uh, you know, predictive programming in that sense to get us to have that idea implanted in consciousness of millions of people. And then when that happens, that version of reality is more likely to occur, where people are fucking just in these pods getting farmed in this like fake reality. And you have cyborg flying fucking robots coming into the real world where there's like bands of, um, rebels or whatever you call them, um, trying to— man, it's, it's actually deep how we might be going into that.

Yeah, it's like, it's actually the same exact thing. Like, people live in like— because the thing is, is that, all right, so one thing that happens is evil, for evil to work, it can't just— they can't just be direct evil because people spot it out. So for evil to work, it has to decide— it has to disguise itself as good. So that's why, like, every time you lose some of your rights, why is it for? It's for your protection, for your safety, right? Evil can't just be— they can't just directly do evil things to you. They have to make it— yeah, it's good, right? Like, they have to tell you that you're helping society by doing this. This is what makes the world a better place. That's how they get these ideas to push So even when you go into something like transhumanism, of like you living in VR and things like that, yeah, the people that think like us, they know that this is how you can control everybody, and they know it's actually a bad thing. But what they're going to do is going to sound really good. Yeah, it's going to sound great. It's like, oh, you can be whoever, you can live for however long you want, you can have all your desires and all. It sounds great. But that's how evil works. It has to disguise itself as good for it to actually be functional and actually work.

Well, Lucifer was the most beautiful angel, right? And the devil in sheep's clothing is that constant spiritual allegory that we see, is that the things that are really harming you the most are going to look enticing and feel good initially, right?

That's That's the great trick. But you know what I want people to understand too, is like, you don't have to get extremely discouraged because like I said, they want to demoralize you. Like, they show you the most extreme, um, opposing views possible. Like, they literally force algorithms and use, use a network of influencers to make you feel like you don't have a choice, like the world is going to go in this direction. And you know what, maybe it will, because like I said, there's a huge mass of people in the middle that aren't any one way, but they're gonna give in to the dominant program. Yeah, shift to the left, you're gonna see breakaway societies where people like us are picking people from that crowd and pulling them out and doing their own thing. So like, while people are like, oh, there's like a massive awakening or whatever like that, like, I'm like, yeah, more people know what's going on, but it doesn't actually change anything. Because what happens— I think I was saying this before, I actually mentioned this before— is that we have connection, but we don't actually have community. So while I may be able to reach some kid in Austria that's like, oh, I think exactly the same way as you, it's like, OK, but his 9 out of his 10 neighbors don't. So even though I may be able to reach somebody— there is this awakening. It's like, yeah. Okay, so I reached some person in New York City that's surrounded by like millions of other people that are not thinking like that. They're like just caught into the programming, into the lies. So while you're pulling these people out one by one, it's not like you're like pulling them out by one geo— it's not like there's like one geographic location where everybody's like, oh, light bulb's really turning. Yes, you see?

Yeah. Well, that's why we gotta fucking buy this island.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And like, I don't even know, I don't even know, I haven't thought long enough to know like if these things are possible, right? But I do know what's possible is getting people to stop playing the game.

Yeah, right.

And getting people to stop playing the game is to be like not dependent on government and corporations for 99% of your electricity, your food, and your water. Like, that's what I want to do. So like, that's one of the, one of the reasons why I'm so aggressive in terms of like just giving, because I see all these people now moving to Miami and, oh, because Miami's open. It's like people are literally celebrating them giving you some of your freedoms that were normal back. Yeah, like, that's crazy to me. Yeah, I want people to get out of this fucking game and stop playing it completely. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna exit this entire game and then I'm gonna start building something, and then I'm gonna show people what it's really like and what it really could be. Because at the end of the day, I could, I could get on Twitter and tweet about these things all day long and tell you the right thing to do. Yeah, yeah, people agree with me, but it's like the oxygen mask masturbation thing where it's like people have to see— it's masturbation— people have to see you doing it. And when you do it and you show them like, hey, life is way better this way, that's when they'll actually take the Action steps to be like, oh, okay, like they see that it's like safe. It's like, you know, like, yeah, it's like, it's like, say like we're standing in front of like a, a like riverbed and like people are— don't think they can make the jump. Like once they see somebody make the jump, they're like, okay, it's not that far, it's not that bad.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, right.

It's the same type of thing. So that's for me, it's like— and then especially it's like this, like we have this whole community of people that's like teaching people how to make Wi-Fi money. Right? Like, make money over the internet and do all these amazing things. What's like— well, then you don't actually need like all these cities and things anymore. Yeah, because what the sell of the city was, was that, well, there's convenience, which convenience— that's also— let's see, it's another thing that's evil. Yeah, that's disguised as good.

Yeah.

Oh, convenience, we'll do every— take care of everything for you. Well, guess what? They control everything. They control your food supply. You can have all the money in the world, live in a city, if they shut the chain down, you're just like everybody else. Yeah, banging on Amazon, corporations to feed you, and then it won't matter how successful you've been. Yeah, they say convenience, right? That was bullshit. Then they sell you, um, job opportunities and networking, which, that was cool, but it's like, okay, well, we're making money on the internet, and it's like, okay, you can't even go to work and stuff like that anymore. Now everybody's doing work on Zoom. So that was bullshit. So you don't need to do that. And then they were like, girls, like girls. And it's like, well, I tell you what, the sexual marketplace is global now. Like, the biggest dating app in the world is Instagram. Like, you can literally get girls from anywhere in the world, so you don't need to be in concentrated areas to do it. Now, if you're, if you're obsessed and caught into the hedonistic trap of that life is supposed to be about just having sex with many girls as possible and like actually not producing nothing You're actually just consuming, like you're not producing.

Yeah.

So it's like, if that's what you think it is, then yeah, maybe you'll want to be stuck in the city. I'm past that point with women where I'm like, I'm past the consumption phase. I'm on to the production and reproduction phase. Like, what can this person do to like help me make my life easier and like improve things around for me? So all these things that they tell you you need it from the city, you really don't need it for that anymore. The convenience is, is bullshit. It makes you reliant. The networking and stuff like that, you can make money and, and get opportunity on the internet. And the girls, you could just fly them in. What am I playing around with this any— for anymore, you know?

Yeah.

And it's like just asking for— relying on all these people, just asking for bad things to happen. The places where there's the most compliance is where there's going to be the most control. You know, and the places that are going to be the most compliant are whether it's these masses of people that are reliant upon all the systems around them to survive.

Yeah, it's a, it's a tricky one. You really gotta have these issues at the forefront of your mind these days because it's, it, it is a matter of time really, and the earlier you start pushing the ball down the hill, you know, the more momentum you get, the more knowledge and skills and real-world application you have of these things, rather than getting caught with your pants around your ankles in a few years.

And I'm not like a doomer or anything like that, you know, like I'm not, but like I just read writing on the wall. And then I think there's a whole different, more fulfilling lifestyle that we were sold out of. Yeah, that we were advertising. So like, this way is going to be better and easier for you. So yeah, easier, and there's more hedonistic pleasures, so it's better. And that wasn't true, you know? So like, it's not even just me being like all doom and gloom, even though like I'm not gonna lie to you and be like, oh, shit's cool. It's not. But at the same time, it was just The reason to reject these isn't simply because things could get bad. It's because they've been bad. Like, we have to go out of our way to work out and have gyms and do all these things, like go outside for 2 hours or walk, because we're so disconnected from living a natural, healthy lifestyle. You have to go out your way to do these things.

Yeah, when they should just be part of your natural life. You should— you shouldn't have to have a walking outside block in your schedule. It should just be you walking around the forest, maybe getting some wood or collecting eggs from chickens, and you're out outside that way.

Exactly. You know, I'm like, I'm also thinking like multi-generationally at this point, you know. I don't know, like, I think that because I, I, like I said, I don't— I think there's only like certain people that are out there affecting consciousness. And that's like people like us and the people who are like all the way on that far left side, like, that are being— having, um, fame and money and things sprinkled on them by the, the global elites and the people that control all the narratives, right?

Yeah.

What I think the, the beauty of all this stuff, all these people that are like gay and like neutering themselves and things like that, is they don't they don't reproduce, actually produce anything, right?

It's a death cult.

This is why— then this is why actually they have to groom young kids, because these ideologies don't fucking produce anything. And yeah, see that after a certain amount of time, so they have to groom young kids because that's the way of like reproduce. But right, besides that, my point is, my point is, the thing is like our my day and age may be a little lost, right? But if I can go and I can have 10 kids and I can have— and I can convince 100 other people to have 5 to 10 kids, and then they all raise their kids the right way, and then tell their kids to have a bunch of kids, and if— and if you like, in a few generations, you can actually change everything. And so yeah, Because what happens, what's wrong is we need a whole entire societal re-education. Like, we need a whole, like, redoing of, like, educating people from the time they're born. Yeah, you know, and it's like, that shit takes time. It takes generations to happen. But the bright side is, is that, like, if you have people that all think like us producing and reproducing, what our kids will reproduce like in the same manner, way. And in a couple generations, these people— the thoughts of the masses starts to hurt towards this direction.

Yeah. And then we've got an army.

Exactly. You know, exactly. You, you literally— it's like all about force multiplication. That's what— that's one of the dopest things that women can give you, is they help you multiply your forces.

Yes, and that can— some women are a force dampener, shall we say, and take away your force, right?

Right, exactly. Constantly chasing them with no idea of reproduction does that as well, you know. I'd probably be— I'd probably have a compound already if I didn't spend 5 years chasing broads. Yeah, that's just— that's just the God's honest fucking truth for me, you know. Yeah, speak for anybody else's situation, but that's what happened with me for sure. Yeah, no, and while it's cool, like, everybody's— you get into these red pill ideologies and people are like, oh, like, you gotta learn how to get girls and things like that. Yeah, I think that's important. Like, you should learn how to get girls, you should learn how to attract women, you should learn how to understand how you should be treated by a woman. All these things are important, but after you get experience, no one talks about what you're supposed to do. It's like, you know, you're not actually supposed to just keep staying in the game. Like, yes, you know how to attract women and know how women are supposed to treat you. The number of women that you're interested in having a relationship with should decrease to a specific set of girls that exhibit certain traits. Yeah, like everybody's not— shouldn't be an option for you just because they're hot or physically attractive or something. Like, I'm not attracted to the majority of women because I'm only thinking about like, what can they give me in the long term? It's not just about like busting nut in their body or on their body.

Yeah, like, it's what— for me anymore, what can you build with them?

What could I build them in the long term? So no one ever— while I'm not saying guys shouldn't go through this phase, because I think one of the only ways you'll be able to put women in the right frame is by getting enough experience with them to see how they are and how they behave. Yeah, some good ones that treat you the right way so you know what your relationship— what a good relationship— yeah, supposed to actually be like. Because a lot of guys in relationships that— and like, you may look at the girl and like, oh, she's beautiful, I wish I could get a girl like that. Yeah, but she bosses him around and talks down to him and treats him like shit. And it's like, because guys don't know how there's— how women actually behave when they're madly in love with you. Yeah, woman that really cares about you respects you, looks up to you, doesn't treat you like that. And guys don't have experience with that. So yeah, it's important to, um, and even society, a lot of guys get stuck like that. I'll just tangent off real quick because society programs you to think that good relationships are one where like your wife is nagging you 24/7. Like, that's like your relationship. That's not how it's actually supposed to fucking work, right? But you have to get that. You can either listen to people to understand that, but the best way to learn it is to get the experience. But after you get the experience, you should be like, okay, like, I put this in this box.

You hang out with fun, hang out.

It's like, I'm only interested in women that can help me produce things and make things. Like, they're— like I said, women are multipliers. I've talked about this before. So after you get to that point, it's like you got to stop, because at the end of the day, that's a whole part of the game too. Like, people don't— that's what some people need to want to accept. Like, oh, you want to be based about, like, the worldview is— if you don't think that part of the game is to keep you just indulging and keep you, um, lulled asleep by getting you to continuously, uh, indulge in sexual pleasures, like, then you're not seeing it. Yeah, even just porn. Yeah, it's also dating. Yeah.

Yeah.

And I'm not even coming off some like hyper perspective, be like some, uh, Victorian Christian where like— I'm not even coming at you from like no religious aspect or like moral aspect. I'm just saying like this is part of the game, is to keep you just consuming whatever the fuck it is.

Yeah.

Whether it's food, whether it's drugs and alcohol, whether it's women, like whether it's material things, like, that's the game, is to keep you consuming and not have you producing. So yeah, you can learn a lot from this thing, but you have to understand what it is as a whole.

That's very well said, man. I think on the, on the note of relationships that people get into, I don't know whether it's a function of like Is it just low test levels? Like, initially you don't put up with that kind of behavior unless you are already thoroughly emasculated. But then even some, you would say, macho guys, uh, you would look at their relationships, be like, what the fuck's going on here? You know, he's her little whipping dog or something, like literally on a leash. That's the, that's the, you know, colloquial phrase that we have for it. Um, being whipped by the missus, as you would say in Australia. But is it, is it because they are not, like, for lack of a better word, valuable enough as a person? Or is it just because, you know, I've had guys stuck in relationships where they accept abuse in a way, because that's what it is, because they've like they initially love the girl, or maybe they still do, or they're addicted to the emotional play of it and the, the chemicals and the brain chemicals you get from it. But then once they come out the other side, they realize how controlling, how draining it actually was. And because of the media, and there are no good role models, you know, we, we react to what we see around us. If you were seeing really great masculine-feminine dynamics in TV and film and around you, and you see people respecting each other and wanting the best for each other and loving each other and trying to build each other up, rather than it being like this fuck women situation. And the girls thinking, fuck men, I don't need that, I'm a strong independent woman. And it's like, okay, but then you're on an island, so what, what's, what's the good in that, you know? It is all about inversion. And I think that's— it's probably— and that's why the, you know, the red pill, uh, has this kind of colloquialism related to that on the internet, is because through women you see like what you would— at least the, the first kind of transmotive steps are for those guys is they— what you've been told your whole life about women and from media and from people, just be yourself, you know, treat her as nice as possible. That's how you keep— like, that is the first veil that kind of comes down when guys put that advice to work and realize, oh, this is actually just getting me treated like shit, and, uh, I am, you know, not achieving the success of women. I'm attracted to that. And that's the first stage in, or the first red pill that they take, in a way. Yeah.

And I mean, I think what the reason why guys end up in these situations is they don't have an abundance mindset with women. I think the only pussy they get is gonna be the last pussy they ever get.

Yeah.

What happens is if a guy, right, if I'm a guy, or, 'cause I didn't do this, so let's not, let's take me out of this, but.

Yeah. Right?

Right? They don't think they can get girls. Like, I was lucky enough to where like when I was younger, girls were naturally attracted to me because I just looked a certain way or built a certain way, right?

Yeah.

That builds some confidence in you.

That helps.

It was never hard for me to like get in the game or like have an abundance mindset. Like some people have to develop it. Yeah, people end up in these relations because they don't know they have to develop it. So what happens is they will do anything to get laid. So what happens is they'll— they concede immediately to bad behavior. They allow it from the beginning because it's like they will do whatever it takes just to have a woman. Yeah, have that experience. So what happens is maybe they do get her, maybe she allows them to have them or whatever, but they're going to keep conceding just to keep her around. And simply because they don't have an abundance mindset, they don't think that they can do any better, you know. And men also have a weird sense of loyalty where like they'll stay in a bad situation just out of like feeling a sense of respect or honor because they spent so much time with Yeah, like a guy will stay in a bad job for 15 years because someone offered him an opportunity when he was broke and had nothing, when he could have plenty of time to move on. Yeah, something better and stuff. Like, men have a weird sense of loyalty like that where it's like, it's cool, but it also makes them do a lot of retarded stuff at the same time. I mean, like, yeah, yeah, one sense it's like, oh, that's honorable as fuck, but then it's like in another sense, you'll have a guy, and this is literally what they think, you'll have a guy, right, who will be married with a woman, like she'll get pregnant with someone else's kid, and he'll stay with her because he thinks it's the honorable thing to do.

Yeah, and that kid would be left alone.

Hanging.

Yeah.

So like, even men, they're doing this wee shit that's like, like, sick boy, but they're doing it actually from like what they believe is a good place. That's what the crazy part is. People don't understand. It's like they think like, oh man, like, um, man enough.

Yep, yep.

Being— I'm being honorable, respectful. I, I've been taking care of you for years. I can't just throw you out on your own. They're, they're trying to do the right thing, but yeah, they just don't know any better, you know. So sometimes guys will be their own worst enemy by just sticking to things like And I think actually Brute Da Force talked about this once, where he was like, people stay in situations because it's good for them like 2 out of 10 times, where if it was terrible for them like 100% of the time, they wouldn't stay in those situations.

Yeah, yeah.

It's like because they get like a slither of goodness every now and then, like just like the guy that gets bossed around and told what to do and nagged at because he gets laid like once a month. Enough for you to like stay around and put up with all this bullshit, you know. So I think it's when things are— if things were a little bit worse, you probably would just move on.

Yeah.

So I think it stems from a lot of guys not having an abundance mindset. It stems from, um, how relationships are advertised to you through television, even through music. Like, music is a huge programmer of people, you know. Um, They're always telling you to chase girls and do all these things. So yeah, that's why the red pill exists. But also what also interests me about a lot of red pill people is they'll be like, oh, I'm gonna fly to Brazil and like bang, run through a bunch of girls, bang through as many girls as possible. And then they go back to like these Western nations and like complain about how damaged women are. It's like, whoa. And how women are like, get ruined by sleeping with too many dudes. And then they go to these foreign countries. Yeah, like they think women are like more traditional, natural, and do the same thing. You're, you're doing the job of like the culture makers for them. Yeah, in a sense, right? By like going and just running through chicks. So it's like, yeah, it's interesting because I don't want to tell people not to experience things, you know, and not to live their life, but you got to know what the game is at a large, at a higher level. You know, you got to understand what's really happening.

Yeah, again, that's how they convince you. They think, you know, you're the greatest guy if you go and sleep with a lot of girls. And so you do it, and then later you realize, oh, actually people get damaged by sleeping a lot with a lot of people. And maybe you realize about the more metaphysical aspects of sex, and whenever you have sex with someone, it's like the deepest connection you can have. So you're naturally going to take on some of their karma and their energy. Uh, and so if you're constantly doing that, you're just being drained left, right, and center itself. So it's just a, you know, a bad value proposition that way. But it's also, like you said, um, you're, you're contributing to the very thing that you don't want. And it's, and it's unconscious, but it is that.

Yeah, it's exactly happening. So it's something interesting to think about, you know. That's like a lot of the things that we complain about we're actually helping happen by— that's one example of like we're actually helping this happen in other places where like women are more feminine. Like I figured out a place where like I was like, you can get women, but when I traveled there, I just took one of them that I wanted to be serious with for a long term. Yeah, like I've— when I talked to a few girls got my options together and I was like, okay, I'm not going to come to this country and just like fuck these girls up. And then especially if like you're a Western guy and you have a fairly good standard of living based off of their standard of living, right? Because guys want to complain all the time, they'll be like, oh, girls expect more because, um, pro athletes and celebrities are in their DMs and shit like that. Yeah, well, the same thing happens when like you go and like flash your little bit of Western money in one of these poorer countries. Yeah, I'll start to get the same thing. Oh, this is what I deserve, this is what's good for me. And then the guys that are like just normal around them that would be willing to love them and settle down and start a family with them don't seem attractive anymore. So you have to realize like you— there's a game being played and like you have to know what it is and you don't want to be a part of it. And like you were talking about too, it's like also sex is sacred energy exchange, right? So if you go and like sleep with a lot of like people that are low vibrational people, like I wouldn't be surprised if you start feeling worse on an everyday basis.

Yeah, because of it.

I wouldn't be surprised if you like, you get darker. And this is how people end up in all these like all this dark shit and all this weird kink stuff is because like they just keep— they're, they're looking for these quick sit-offs, quick bangs, right? And like that environment and that vibration level is not— you're not connecting with really good people. And these— when you get to these lower vibrations, it sinks you just deeper and deeper and deeper, you know? So, and the same thing happens when you get around higher vibrational things. It just starts rising and rising and rising. There's momentum right? But if you start sleeping with all these people that are low vibration, like, your vibration is going to drop substantially, and it's going to drop. It's going to be hard to stop that momentum.

So yeah, I think the distinction to make is like, sex is not bad itself, but sex with a lot of people that you don't care about, really, that's when it becomes the issue. And I guess it's kind of why the religious teachings say don't have sex outside of marriage. And, you know, that's been demonized and is thought of as excessively puritanical. And while I don't have that opinion, I think the— is that the lesson within it is like, treat this stuff seriously. And you don't as a young dude because that, you know, that's your biological programming as well. Your, your brain's like, spread your seed with as many people as possible, because biologically that would mean you're, you know, before birth control and condoms and all the rest of it, your brain's still operating that every lay is, you know, I'm getting offspring, getting babies out of this. So you have to realize that that's going to be a lot of the drive behind that mindset and that energy. And the sooner you kind of develop out of that, uh, the more beneficial your relationship towards sex and people in general, uh, would change for the better.

And the thing is, it's like sex isn't supposed to be this readily available to you. It's really not. Like, you're supposed to have to do great things to have sex. Like, either go somewhere and like raid and take women from other people, right? Or you're gonna have to actually like trade some resources for a woman or something like that. Like, that's how it used to be, right? Like, this is actually something I've been talking to people about. Normally, it's actually not normal to be this like have sex on your mind so much. Of course, such a central focus. Yeah, it's, it's actually really bad. And I've noticed this myself, like, I'll— I can— I— because like when I was really trying, like picking up girls heavy, it's like I have sex with a girl, right? You, you accomplish this, it's great. And then I go to the gym, like something as simple as a gym, and like all I see is like girls' asses like in my face like yoga pants and things like that. Like, you can't even go to a fucking— like, it's not even— you can avoid the programming by not watching porn and not turning on the news and everything, but it doesn't do you any good where everywhere you go, like, every woman is half naked in like skin-tight clothes too. Yeah, like, it's advertised to you so much that's insane. Like, because again, it's something that people want you to do. To keep you consuming and keep you distracted. Because like I said just a couple seconds ago, men used to have to perform great feats first to be able to get this, right? So now it's so easily accessed, you don't have to do anything great or substantial for it, really. Oh, I gotta learn big game, I gotta learn up, I gotta learn how to—

swiping, not swiping on Tinder, walk up and say hi. You know what I mean? It's so difficult.

But like, it's still like, I don't even like the— I, I can even understand why like Muslim women, like why they get like, why these Islam dudes have women like burkas and things like that, because actually having women scantily clad walking around you is a huge distraction. It does shift your mindset and your energy. Like, you're not supposed to be just getting horny every single all the time. Fucking normal, man. It's not— this is like, if people wonder, like, people like so charged up, you have to find— every time you get charged up with something, you have to find a release for it.

Yeah. So yeah, yeah, releases.

Some people release is going to porn, they go into food, they go into like all sorts of crazy shit. So it's like, you're not supposed to be— this is the strongest force that we know is like the drive to reproduce. It's like the only thing that we know that creates other humans, unless you're doing some weird cloning stuff that I don't know about. But like, let's just say, yeah, the only way that we know how to— it's like the strongest driver of civilization that there is. So what I, I don't think it's normal for everybody to be sitting up, sitting around, and then having this impulse charged up of every single place that they go. Yeah, in my front center of your mind, every, every single thing that you do. Like, this is how I even sold like horrible foods to people, like having hot chicks eating McDonald's or drinking soda. Like, it's crazy. So I just— my thing for people is I just want them to be aware that it's like, if you feel like, oh, like everywhere you go, like you're in the grocery store you're walking down the street and like you can't stop, and you're in the gym, you can't stop noticing women. Like, even that's not normal. It's really not. Yeah, be this charged up all the time. You should be focused on your mission. You should be calm, serene, understand that like when you do great things, these things come with it.

Yeah, and that's part of the reason why I advocate for semen retention in a way. It's like, yes, there's a biological side of you're not depleting yourself with zinc and all the essential minerals and everything each time you bust. But when you take away that, just let's just say as a rule, uh, you can focus the energy on different things. And I personally use the sexual creative energy to create things. And now that, that's such a better use of it, unless you are actually, you know, deep into to gonna build, um, a life with someone and have children together. And that's kind of the thing that I try to get to young dudes' heads as well, uh, is to— you don't need to just be depleting yourself all the time and wasting that creative energy when it is at its highest and it can be transmuted to better things.

Name of the game, transmission. It's like You should be taking this energy and putting it and redirecting it.

Yeah.

The places where it's gonna be most beneficial for you in the long run.

Yeah.

It doesn't have to be like me, like I wanna start popping out babies. That's where I'm at. But maybe where you're at is just trying to make money or trying to build something, trying to get in shape or trying to master a craft. Like take that energy, charge it up, redirect it into something that's gonna be beneficial for you in the long term. Yeah, don't play the game. Don't just be overcome by it where it's like you have to feel like there's only one release for it. There isn't only one release for it. Yeah, multiple releases for it that are positive and that can actually ascend you to like a much higher state of being. So yeah, being conscious of that is extremely important.

Yeah, 100%. Um, I've got a question here from someone, uh, on Twitter. How to deal with a toxic home environment and suggested steps to fortifying oneself to deal with forced-upon obstacles or oppositions until you can really be, you know, independent. And I think it's probably related to the guy that wants to start to improve, but he's still living under his family's household. And maybe your parents— or I was very lucky with my parents, so we've been supportive, but I know that some parents or siblings can be, you know, either controlling or actively like a bad influence on you because they don't want you to succeed because that, you know, displaces their ego or whatever else. What would you say to the— to someone that's stuck in that situation and can't necessarily move out straight away?

Well, I mean, you got to play a game, right? So if you're under someone else's house and under someone else under their rules, the first thing you have to do is you have to know how to play the game with them. So fighting with them on everything isn't going to work. If you believe that you are thinking right and that you're a more conscious, elevated being, let's say that— I don't like saying things like that sometimes because you sound like these weird Onnit people that have done too many psychedelics, all this woo-woo language.

Yeah.

This lovey-dovey stuff, and next thing you know, they think it's okay for their girlfriend to sleep with other people.

Yeah.

I don't like saying that.

I advise against that. Yeah, you know?

But if you see yourself as a more conscious person, then you have a better understanding.

Let's just say they're trying to go to the gym and get shamed for that. It's not necessarily like, I'm above you people, because that mindset can harm you as well.

Yeah, you know, exactly. Yeah, it's not, it's not kind of messed up. It's just like, okay, like maybe my parents are a little old-fashioned, or maybe my parents don't actually know what's best for me. Like, you can come to these realizations. Parents are fallible. They're humans, right? Like, yeah, why do you raise them a certain way? And then again, all this shit, first of all, all the issues that we all suffer, it goes back to like the people in the power structures that have been running everything for the past few hundred years. Yeah, if your parents don't know stuff, your grandparents said nothing, it's because they were all under these systems of people that were keeping people suppressed and controlled. Yeah, think a certain way, right? So yeah, you can't really blame them for everything. But if you're in this situation, you know that like, okay, I'm a little bit more elevated, or maybe I, I quote unquote get it more than they do, then you'd be foolish to just not bide your time. Like, if you're fighting with them and resisting with them and arguing them over things Like they're actually— they're dragging you down to their state of consciousness and being.

Yeah.

If you were really smart, you would just avoid confrontations with them if possible. Yeah, right. Like if they're not overbearing and like they think certain— they have certain opinions that you disagree with and you present you with certain arguments that you don't like, that you would just be like, okay, yeah, you would actually almost actually pretend like you think the same exact things. Yeah, right, because the, the whole thing for you is to reduce the confrontation. Yeah, it's a confrontation when you go back to your room, like, you won because you know how you really feel. They don't know. Yeah, right. So I would just try to avoid conversation with them as much as possible. Um, if at the end of the day, like, A lot of times parents are just— they parent out of fear. This is something I've even learned this in my own life, is that I had never loved someone that much before. So I feel like I kind of understood what it was like to maybe have a kid. And it's like I would want him to do certain things that I knew were good for him. Yeah. I want him to stop certain behaviors that I knew were bad for him, but the way it would come out was like aggressive and hard. And the reason it was coming out that way is because I was afraid of what could happen to him. So my fear was manifesting in the way that I was speaking to him. Yeah. So what happens is I think a lot of people's parents are the same exact way. Where your parents actually love you and care about you, but they're fucking afraid. So when they see you doing things that scare them or going down paths that scare them, they don't know how to portray that message without— with love, because it's— that fear is actually overwhelming. If you've never cared about somebody like more than you care about yourself, it's hard to understand. Yeah, but when you got the actual experience of really care about someone tremendously, like you get a death, like deathly, like fear and anxiety over you of like bad things happening to them. And this shit can like overwhelm you, it scares you, and like you come out and like because you're— the fear sends you into a fight or flight, and you're not running away from the issue because you want to change the issue, so you're not flighting, you end up fighting like aggressively to stop it. And it comes out as the wrong message. So sometimes when your parents— maybe this is not relevant in this situation, but anybody listening— sometimes when people are being overbearing and things like that, it's actually just because they don't know how to handle their intense love for you on a deep level. Some people are just bad people, so maybe you have bad parents. But a lot of the time, I think, is that like, is this— there are these people that they love you intensely and they don't know how to deal with fear and anxiety. And when they see you going down a path that scares them, like they fight against it as hard as they can. They don't know how to really portray the message to you. So you gotta be aware of that as well. Like it's not always that they don't actually like hate you generally. Most people's parents don't hate them and like want their life to be worse.

100%.

Trying to do the right thing. So you gotta think about that. But obviously, like, I had a tumultuous relationship with my parents growing up, you know. Um, and as soon as— and, and again, it was all because they were afraid of the direction I was heading in life. Yeah, that was it. And they were trying to fight it, but in the wrong way. Like, a lot of ways parents mess up— see, the thing is, this is also another thing, like why everything, why the world is the way that it is, is because people don't think anyone can understand anything. So like, parents raise their children, like, they can't get their kids to do stuff because when their kids question them on why they should do it, they just say like, "Well, because I said so," instead of like explaining things to people. Like, if you explain to kids like good and bad, like they'll actually understand it because they have logical and like open brains.

Yeah.

But if like we live in this world where it's like everybody thinks that nobody needs any explanation for anything, like if I'm the authority, you just listen to me, you know. So what happens is that like I think something like these parents get in the habit of like thinking that you can't understand where they're coming from, so they don't even bother. They they don't bother communicating these things to you. And it happens from the time you're a kid all the way up to you're an adult. When you're a kid, they're like, oh, you wouldn't understand. Or maybe a lot of people don't understand their own feelings or how to communicate them, right? So like, you're dealing— this is what you're dealing with when you're dealing with like everyone for the most part. So it's like, your parents probably aren't even the best communicators. And that's probably part of the issue. But what I was saying is that this is what I learned with my parents, is that they were just— weren't the best communicators. Like, when I asked them why I should do something, they were just like, oh, because I said so. That wasn't a good enough reason to me. But what they didn't know is that if they could actually present their argument in the right manner, then maybe I would have agreed with them. Because there's a lot of things they were doing to try to stop me from doing bad things, and they were right about it. Yeah, sometimes there's things that they were wrong about and they didn't listen me about that. But what happened in the end is that as soon as I got out on my own and I was independent and I wasn't— I didn't need them for things, my relationship with my parents dramatically improved because they had to respect me as a man, like, understand that, like, they could have all the opinions and thoughts of what I should do in the world, but there's nothing they can actually do to control me because I don't need them for anything. And because that happened, our relationship got extremely good to where it's like, at one point I fucking hated my parents. Like, I wanted nothing to do with them. Yeah. And I always respected them, but I was just like, don't hang out. But like, now it's like, they're like some of the best, like my best friends. And it's like, I won't ever even get into an argument with them again over anything.

Yeah.

You know, so like, you know, sometimes your relationship with your, your relationship with your family isn't also necessarily doomed to be the way that it is, you know. Um, once you get out and become a man and you're doing your own thing, and they have to either respect you or they're not. And then if they don't, then that's the point where you start being like, okay, well, I don't really talk to these people. If they don't grow, if they don't see your growth and start to accept it or grow as well, then it's like, then maybe don't communicate with those people as much. But chances are they probably will, and then your relationship with them will get a lot better.

Yeah, it's all love at the end of the day. And the more you— again, like, I remember in high school, if you'd have a shit teacher, you'd see the, you know, quote, naughty kid who would just become a bullseye for the teacher. And I could see how to play the teacher's pride against them, or just to stay out of the firing range. And in doing that, you kind of have— you get a bit more leeway, uh, with how you can act in the class. Whereas if you're always arguing with your parents and always doing things which they explicitly, uh, warn against or say you can't do, then of course that's just gonna blow up in your face. But I think it was a maybe Robert Downey Jr. quote. He's like, if people tell you not to do something, just smile, agree, and then go and do whatever the fuck else you were going to do initially anyway. Like, you don't have to Like, there's a certain level where you should, you know, stand your ground and publicly voice your opinions, uh, in that sense. But in your personal relationships, if it is something that you can, you know, you disagree on, and you know that, you know, that you're not going to be able to logically reason with that person, and you don't— maybe they don't have that open awareness in their mind yet, uh, it is much better to just placate their egos. And again, you win the argument by preventing the argument or calming the argument down or never even getting into it in the first place. That's a great point that you said, right?

It's the path of least resistance. And I tell you this because I have actually someone that I'm dealing with in this exact situation. Like, I have a little cousin, right, that was in and out of jail for the last few years, has burned all his bridges with other family members, and like, he's out of jail finally and like he's in his house with his mom and like his sister and like they're overbearing and he's getting in fights with them, getting kicked out and all this stuff. I'm like, listen, bro, like I'm teaching him how to play the game. Yeah. You know, and at the end of the day, if you're not gonna go and be a man and get out on your own and do all these things, then you're gonna be subjected to the house rules.

Yeah.

But if you're really smarter than they think you are, like you think you are, then manipulate them. That's, that's the—

nicely.

Yeah, nice in a nice way, like, you know what I mean? Like, like, when I say manipulate, you gotta work it for your good, you know? Like, you gotta play the game. If you know what the rules are, play the game and win. It's very simple.

So yeah, and that, that's almost a larger allegory for society as a whole, is is that if you can be self-subsistent and produce your own food and water and everything else that you need, then you don't need to play the game of society and of the bullshit politics and all of that. If you are independent as in within yourself.

Right, you know, it's like the whole like be in the world but not of it.

Yes, exactly.

So like, even if you are trying to get away from society, it's like, okay, just play the game until you can get out.

Yeah, yeah.

So it's all the same thing.

Use it for your— yes, maybe you don't think dollars are going to be worth anything, but for now they are. And you know, some people say, I'm not gonna participate in this society, it's all bullshit, it's all broken. And they're right, but you're just harming yourself by not taking advantage of that situation. Like, play the game how it is now, get your winnings, and then take that. You know, it's stupider to have the principles and never interact because you're just harming yourself in the long run. Like, yes, you may have your— again, but it's a balance, right? Like, you don't want to do things that are really an antithesis to what you believe in because that's spiritually harmful. But you do also have to play the game, and I guess there's just a matter of like where you draw the line and you have your core values, but then you also just smile and do business and everything with the people still in that.

Yeah, you know, everybody has to do what they're comfortable with. Me, I'm not comfortable with a lot of things. Like, I will not comply stuff like If I had a job right now that I would wear a mask to go to work, like, I would lose my job.

Yeah.

That's just me, right?

Yeah.

Same level of risk. Everybody's got to pick their own hills to die on, you know. I have my convictions and my beliefs, and if you cross that line, like, I'm not going to do it. Like, someone could stick a gun to my head right now and tell me you better take this fucking vaccine, and I'd look them in the eye and tell them to pull the trigger. Yeah, that's where I'm at. And so that's another thing that, like, um, people don't understand, is that, like, great men have, like, they can, they have, like, uh, they'll put their life on the line for the things they believe in. See, another trick of this world is to get you to hold on to everything, to be afraid to risk losing everything. That's how they control everybody. Yeah, they're afraid to get hurt, afraid to die. And like, yeah, okay, you get one life, but at the end of the day, you remember all these people that do great and amazing things, you know. So if some— if when you got to follow your beliefs, you got to draw your lines in the sand and be like, this is what I'm going to accept and this is what I'm not going to accept. And you got to be willing to, to walk that line no matter what. So, but yeah, a huge trick is to get you to be like— get you to be afraid of losing everything. We're gonna take all your money from you. We're gonna— yeah, ruin your reputation, things like that. And those things can hurt you. But fuck, man, if you believe in something, then you believe in that thing. At least have conviction. That's the type of person I am, you know. I'm not— I wouldn't, I wouldn't actually pretend that my mindset is functional for operating within society, right? Like, so Take that with a grain of salt, but I can tell you what, it hasn't served me. It hasn't led me to a bad place. Yeah, not accepting shit has always fucking worked out great for me. Yeah, drawing my lines in the sand has always worked out. So, and at the end of the day, it forces people to respect me no matter what. So yeah, well, I'm willing to take risks in life. Well, I think live the way I want.

I think it's, uh, it's almost a reward from the universe. Like, if you don't get killed doing something, then you're always going to receive that karmic energy back and be rewarded for staying true to yourself and trusting your intuition and not lying and not living in a fake way. Like, even if it's temporarily just uncomfortable and you experience a few bumps in the road because of it, like, that's you earning the peace that you get knowing you didn't compromise on your values and knowing that, like, if you spoke to your grandchildren in 40 years' time, what did you do, Grandad? Like, did you, did you wear the mask? Did you get vaccinated? And obviously, if you have grandkids, you didn't get vaccinated. But, um, you know, you see my point? Like, you want to— I always— I've been meditating pretty deeply on my deathbed, uh, in a way. And that's not to bring it into reality, like, if you focus on these things, whatever else, but just being aware that, okay, what would I wish I had done if I'm on my deathbed and viewing my, my life and all of the trials and tribulations have kind of faded into the past? Like, what would I be happy that I— what could I sleep with at night, really? And I guess it's like It's that fear. Um, I, I guess I— it's always like, and this is a question almost of free will as well, is that genetically or astrologically, energetically, however you want to feel it, like people are born with certain levels of fire within them. And you know, everyone knows the person that won't take shit from anyone. And would never be told what to do, but lots of other people just go along with it. Do you think that's like— it is a question that's, that's malleable. And again, is that malleability evidence that you were one of the person that's born with the capacity to think that way? You know, it's, it's an interesting thing, like free will. It's like the guy that has the discipline to work out all the time with the guy that doesn't. Is that innate? Biological capabilities, or— and I like to believe this— is that every human has the capability to do it if they really set their mind to. And that's the, you know, the, the mindset— that's the frame you should be working within in yourself, regardless of what other people do. But it's always an interesting topic to just work through, uh, in the mind, is that whether do people actually have free will? And maybe they don't for the most part. Thinking about those people that don't have an internal monologue you know, they're just thinking fucking pictures and fairies or whatever. Um, maybe they don't have that capacity, but I think everyone listening to this has the human capacity to do and become whatever they want to, really.

Well, let me say this first before I answer that. Yeah, I never look back on my life and wish I risked less. Less conviction. I never—

that's good—

look back at my life and think that. So that's just a little grain of salt for you. As far as people are like, and whether you have free will and things like that, um, I try to avoid the free— I feel like free will, the whole no free will, have a psyop. So I avoid that thinking because what they're going to do with that is like justifying type behavior. Right, they'd be like, oh well. And this was always my stance against like, um, the born this way argument was like, if you argue this, you can use it to justify any sort of behavior there is in the world.

Yeah.

And they eventually will.

So just like they already are, oh, I'm just born this way.

Well, now they're like, okay, well now like pedophiles are just born that way.

Yeah.

You know, or then they're gonna be like, "Arsonists are just born that way." Or you listen to people and be like, "Oh, like people that are criminals and stuff, like they were just born that way. They're not really like, they had no choices." You know?

Yeah.

Maybe, you know what? It's a thing to get you to accept these things on a societal level. But at the same time, I still believe people aren't sentient.

Yeah. So. It's tough one, right?

It's like. It's like everybody comes in this world unformed, and their environment is going to shape them into the person that they are, right? So if you're around non-sentient people, your parents aren't fostering these identities in you, and you're, and you're being raised by television and phones and entertainment, then yeah, you're not going to be a thinker. You know, your, your will is going to be determined by the will of the masters, of the people that are running the program. But I think if you get someone from a young enough age and you put certain ideas in them, then they're going to be what we would say have free will, or at least thinking. Because at the end of the day, like, a lot of this stuff is, um, it's like sometimes this free thinking is just realizing that not thinking is wrong. Like, like, so like, you just sometimes it's like we're just noticing that what's wrong around us. Yeah, that's a, that's a huge step. Whether like you can, um, so you can be like, oh, I'm pre-programmed to like, it's easier for some people to work out or not or whatever. It's like, I wouldn't, I would say it's not free will if you can There's no, like, free will does exist if you can at least realize that you're not doing something right.

Yes.

And that you should be doing this thing better.

Yeah.

This thing before. So I think it's a lot of— it's what you foster into people from a young age. Like, like I said a few minutes ago, all the things that are going on with society is, is from the programming they've been running for the past few years.

Yeah, the past few decades in the colleges and the schools, and that's where it starts, right? The communist socialist professors.

Like, from a time— like, it— like, um, I was reading the other day that was like, like, there wasn't like no supermarkets in the US before the 1960s. Like, supermarkets became a thing because they were sold to people to be a thing. Like, yeah, the way the Americans survived the Great depression originally is because, like, all their food was in their pantry and their cellars and in their gardens, things like that. So when the financial system was broken, it didn't actually matter because they might not have a job, but they were going to starve to death. Yeah, right. So what happens is— what I want to say about all that is that even, like, our parents were sold a bill of, um, goods. They were like, oh, They grew up in this time where there's all this opportunity and they were told that like, oh, leave your land, like go into the city. This fun life.

Yeah.

Is more mobile than ever. You can do all these things. You can make all this money. You drive these cars. Like I don't blame them because that's when people mastered like copywriting and propaganda and things like that. They were dealing with forces that they didn't understand. Yeah. More powerful than understanding. Just like a lot of the, them giving their kids to the internet and cell phones. These parents, they don't know how powerful— nobody knew how powerful of a programmer like the internet and like cell phones and social media would be either.

Yeah.

So it's kind of like a lot of people are just— they could be a different way if they weren't— if like the people that were— that created them and were teaching them from the beginning were aware of these powerful systems. And it seems like now is only time when people are starting to become aware of the whole game. Our parents, people weren't really talking about this stuff back then.

Yeah. Awareness is always the first step.

Yeah, awareness is always the first step. I mean, you can find books about how society is messed up all over the place. But it wasn't easy for the average person to get information like that.

Yeah.

It's easy for me to share an article with you or send you a link to like a PDF or a book. Like, and back in your parents' time, it's like, yeah, to have somebody physically come up to them, like, yeah, I mean, like, bring them a copy. Even though the information's out— it was out there, it wasn't widely disseminated. So now is the first time that the counterculture information is widely disseminated.

Yeah.

And now we have a opportunity to start to reprogram these things. And then what we'll do is we'll have some kids and we'll teach them this thing and we'll see if it doesn't exist. We'll find out for ourselves.

Yeah, well, that's why they want to censor everyone, right? Because if you censor the information, like, evil can't propagate when good can talk and compare. And, you know, we can see like all the data on this whole COVID stuff. It's like doesn't really add up to what the talking box is telling us. And for decades, everyone's news was only what was on the TV. Like, think about how fucked that is. Like, we all realize that it's like fucked now, but we didn't realize it was so one-sided or just, you know, actually with a top-down programming in mind. We just thought, oh, they're reporting on the news, they're just reporting on what's happening in in the world. And I think more people have been red-pilled about that over the last year, and about the power structures on the whole, um, which is what's leading to this great transform— transformative awakening. Like, we're all part of the collective, and when enough people are awakened in the sense that it does make this critical mass, and the critical mass turning one way or the other is when you get kind of snowballing of change.

And you know what, like, I'm at, um, and like, just like we were talking before, like, I don't even want to use the internet at some point. Like, to be honest, I don't— yeah, these social media platforms eventually. Yeah, like, I'm playing the game.

Yeah, exactly.

But not of it. I'm like, okay, this is what I have to do to reach people and get them out of here, but I don't want to be my main communication source. Yeah, I actually thought it was good that when Trump got banned. Like, that was great. That actually red-pilled a ton of people and were like, oh, okay, like, yeah, you can't just rely on this social media platform.

Yeah, yeah, no, 100%. Like, all Telegram members— I don't know if you saw it, but when Trump got banned, everyone was like, all right, let's try and figure out something other than just Twitter. And then Telegram popped off and millions of people downloaded overnight because it's, you know, and who knows how secure they are. But just being antifragile in terms of the methods of communication, even if it is under the one kind of tech umbrella, is very important.

And I mean, yeah, and that Telegram group was something great that came from that. Like, actually, you— I watched some— I'm on your Telegram channel. Yeah, other people's Telegram channel. And people get more engagement on their Telegram than they do on Twitter.

Yeah, because it's more personal.

Algorithms deciding who sees your stuff. Yeah, right. Whereas in Telegram, it's just your subscribers are going to see it 100% of the time.

Yeah, true, true, true.

Some of these break— like, these big moments that happen, they're— they're just like, um, silver linings. There's always these silver linings. Like, I— there's something that I talk about where it's like Genesis and Revelation are metaphysical states that always present. So one time— something's always ending and something's always being created. This is just always happening.

Genesis being the end of the Bible, just for those that don't know.

Or Genesis, the beginning. Revelation is the end, right? Right. So like, these are actually more than just books. There's metaphysical states that are ever-present in every single thing. Yeah, something's always create— being created and something is being destroyed. And as one world is falling, as it would seem to us, other worlds are being created. Yeah, I'm not the only person that is like leaving the city and like going to like a mountainous region and getting away from all this stuff. I'm not the only one. Yeah, it's hard to get property and land and stuff in some of these places because everybody's doing it. Yeah, one world is being destroyed. Other, like, as a massive society falls, like, breakneck civilizations are like a breakaway civilizations, communities are being formed. As social media starts to censor and control communication, other ways of communicating are being formed, other ways of keeping in touch are being formed, or people are getting back to like closer, like, not even just digital communication, but like meeting together, doing things. So yeah, always something is— one thing is dying, something else is being born. So, and actually, I, I think the power structures must be like frantic to have to go through either— it's one of two situations, I'm not sure which one it is. Either they're so close to complete control that they're just— they feel like they can do whatever they want and they're just going to push for it, or they're so close to losing control they're trying as hard as they possibly can to keep it.

Yeah, I think it's more that they're in full panic mode, man. Anyone can see the fucking lies and the— now you have to double mask. Like, it's so blatant that they're just making fun of us in a way that most people have to have seen it unless they're just complete— completely brain dead.

Yeah, I said one thing, I said once they killed Epstein which was like a non-partisan thing where anybody could see it, whether you are a right-wing person or left-wing, and then nobody did anything, they're kind of just like, wow, we really fucking got these people.

Yeah, yeah, they're not gonna do shit.

So I'm like, okay, we'll see what happens. And yeah, as some stops, everybody else is starting to people are starting to see the game and they're starting to play their own game. And I— that's the direction I'm definitely going in. And I see a lot of— I see the further the extremes they push, like, I see it as good things. Like, actually, like, you shouldn't even get— don't get stressed out or worried about any of these things. Like, seriously, because what's happening is the propaganda they're using You understand all the people that support it are, like, living in constant states of fear and anxiety every single fucking place that they go. Yeah, like, it's not like the people that support these agendas and popping up these machines are all happy or something. They're constantly fucking pissed off at everything. They're afraid of every single germ in the world. Yeah, living in a constant state of fear. Think they can't hug their parents or their grandparents around their family. They're living horrible existences. Yeah, the prizes they're getting for supporting this shit is horrible. So you shouldn't even— yeah, like, that worked up and stressed out about it because it's like, these people aren't living— these people that are in control, it's not like the people that are backing the people in control, like, living these great lives. They're not, you know. So like, you kind of just got to sit back and laugh at it in a sense because it's like, the shit that you're supporting is actually just making your life worse and worse and worse and worse. Like, all these people that are constantly depressed, can't figure out which person— what fucking sex or gender they're gonna be— or not living happy lives, man. No, I'm not— I don't envy them whatsoever. So yeah, those are the people that— they're getting their way. It's just I laughed at that because they're not getting anything that they actually want. They're getting no fulfillment, no happiness, or anything like that. And when you see it and you react and get angry and stuff like that, like, you're losing too now.

It's weird, right? It's like you would think that at— even at a biological level, the— your genes would kind of just be like, hang on, we don't feel good doing this. We're not improving a lot. We have no money. You know, if you believe in that ideology that, you know, everything is someone else's fault, like, I'm sure there's a part of everyone that's subscribing to that ideology that innately knows deep down and what that things aren't right and it's not even helping them and they don't feel good. Like, you feel good when you're making your own money, when you take, uh, things onto yourself, you accept responsibility, you lift, you talk to people, treat them with respect. Like, it's just a better way of living, uh, in terms of a purely selfish view, which I think is— and I don't know whether it's that selfishness playing off against you know, your image of being part of the group, uh, I think is— that's how they control you in the sense like if you're not seen to be doing this stuff, you're not going to be part of the group. So biologically your caveman brain goes, oh, if we're not part of the group, then we're going to get fucked over, which is historically the case. But yeah, I don't know, you'd think that they just innately, they look at themselves or feel weak and look unhealthy and just go 'What am I doing?

That's— what am I doing here?' No, I think the problem is they spend more time, um, observing other people's lives and other people's, um, portrayed happiness instead of focusing on why their shit is all fucked up. Yeah, you know, like they get— like they focus— they're not looking at their own lives because they look at celebrities' lives, like their athletes, music stars, lies on. Yeah, like they never get to that point of like realizing those are why they feel bad, right? So like during the day they're happy actually because they're just getting dopamine hits from like social media and like, yeah, like that. Like it's only like at night when they're quiet and there's no input and stimulus where they feel something, but they have no idea where it's coming from.

Yeah. And that's what meditation does, right?

Yeah, I mean, once you— there's a lot of interesting things happen once you take all sorts of input and output away. Like, your thoughts become incredibly deep and expansive, and you're forced to deal with, like, issues about yourself and really think them through. So part of the reason why people never come to conclusions, because they're just always taking in information, information Yeah, yeah. No, there's never any fucking silence. Like, like, even people who go from— like, people can't even just like sit without like having— there's some people that can't even like just not have noise in the background. Like, they gotta have like a TV on, yeah, music or something. Yeah, I gotta have their phone in the hand or something. Like, not enough people are comfortable enough just turning everything off. Yeah, you know, and when you turn everything off, it's like you actually start to hear your own voice. Because that's another thing, like one of the reasons why I'm not even tweeting right now is because you, if you start take on too many people's voices all the time, like you can lose your own.

Yeah.

You know, so like I'm very conscious of that and I'm very conscious of like controlling the inputs. That I'm having. And my best thoughts always come not even when I am taking the information in, but also when I'm not actually putting any information out. So like, like writing or anything like that, like I'm talking about, no, when I just have to sit there and work through a process or something, or a thought process or a theory or, uh, emotion or something in my mind is where things get the most refine. I can't tell anybody about it, you know?

Yeah.

I think not enough people are experiencing that, like, true silence. And I think Bap even has a really— another thing is like, I was just thinking of that, you shouldn't even trust any thought that you have indoors or something. I was like, that's one of my favorite quotes of all time.

That's, that's Nish. Nish said you shouldn't trust the thought that happens indoors.

Yeah, that— yeah, he was meant— he mentioned that, right? But what happens is like, that's actually like super real because when you go out in nature and like you're outside all the time, like you're not thinking about these things. Like for instance, like I don't think about right now, like I'm not a city— I'm not in the city or anything like that. Like dude, I care zero about what like fucking anal swabs are making people How many kids turned gay this week? Like, I don't give a shit about any of that stuff because it's not relevant to me. Like, it really isn't. Once you're— if you're still in that game, it's going to be relevant to you on an everyday basis. Yeah, I don't see that stuff. I'm outside. Yeah, all I see is like trees and like a lake and like hills. Like, I'm not thinking about any of that other stuff.

Yeah, so the counterpoint to that, counterpoint to that is should you be aware of it. And again, it's a, it's a balance, but for the most part, most people are just consuming these rage-inducing things that we see but not actually affecting anything in real life. So it is completely mental masturbation and just enraging yourselves and addicted to the social media algorithm. But there is, I think, something to be said with, you know, not being able to just run away from it because it is a part of a society that you have the capacity to affect. And I guess it depends how much you're actually doing in real life. If you might think you're noble by looking at this stuff and commenting on it and tweeting about it, but are you actually contributing to helping other people? Again, it goes back to the idea of the only person you can really control and help is yourself. Because that's who you have control over. And if you can heal yourself and do better yourself, then that is the most, uh, valuable form of trying to convince other people. But I, I do see the criticism of some people that, like, if this is your home state that is being run over, then to kind of plant your flag and be like, no, fuck off.

Yeah, I mean, I get it. Like, Look, I'm aware of things, right? Like, I'm aware of everything. But yeah, that's the thing, like, some of it is mental masturbation. Like, you already know it's bullshit. It's like, oh, okay, hop on the timeline. Oh wow, more bullshit today. Oh wow, more programming. It's like, what would you expect? Like, if you already know what they're gonna do, right, getting emotionally reacting to it is like playing the actual game, because then Part of the game is distracting and demoralizing you, right? So like, you don't need to be aware of every little detail. You just need to know they're up to some shit. Like, that's all, that's all you really need to know is like, oh, they don't mean me well and they're not trying to do anything good for me. And then you create a long-term plan off of that.

Yeah.

If you're paying attention to every day, like, it's not really actually worth it. Like, oh, oh, they hate white people. Okay, yeah, we already know that. Oh, they, they tell Black people that they, they're useless and they can't do anything without, um, white people letting them have everything they have. Like, we already know they're gonna do that. Oh, like, it's okay to be fat and, and change your sexuality and gender 10,000 times. And yeah, well, yeah, you already know they're gonna do that. Oh yeah, they're don't touch your relatives ever again, take all of our pills and our vaccines. We know they're going to do all this stuff. Yeah, yeah, right. So like, everything you should do is just not be focused on that, should just be focused on building. And like, I get that there's some people out there that some of their fight is they cover every single piece of bullshit that— yeah, and they provide like the truth to it. And I appreciate those people. Yeah, I'm not one of those people. Yeah, that's gonna do that. Like, I'm gonna go out and just focus on building something tangible in the world that's real. Yeah, because that's the, that's the actual best thing for everybody to do. Yeah, that's the best thing for everybody to do, isn't to, um, make, post the, the, be a truther on every single thing on a 24/7 basis. Yeah, it's not the best thing for you to do. Like, yeah, the That'll— you can do that, you can post that stuff on your Instagram, Twitter, that's gonna awaken like a group of friends and maybe you'll start reaching people at the end of the day, but that's not enough.

Yeah.

Like, it's still not enough. So even though you have all these people that cover all these things, that's great, like they still play the game in a sense. So for me, it's like I'm trying to get people to do something that isn't enough. Where it's like the only way that any of this societal shit could actually affect me is if they step onto my property.

And you'll have a shotgun waiting for them. Yeah, good. And I'm jealous of your guns, man.

Yeah, I mean, well, 3D printers.

Yes, maybe I need to get my hands on one of those.

Bro, there's people, there's people— I've seen some videos of people online that just figured out how to make guns like that, straight up.

Yeah, no, I've seen them as well.

They're legitimate, you know. Um, so yeah, like, while I could sit there— it's good to be aware of these things, to understand the game that's being played, but getting wrapped up in it, if you're not gonna like build a brand off just like I'm some truther guy that analyzes everything. Getting involved in every single fight, it's pointless. It's kind of useless, you know? So, but there is value in like having, like, I have lists of pages of people that are these truther people. And if I wanted to wake somebody up, I have like a set of videos for them to watch or like a set of accounts for them to follow. You know, but like, yeah, like the— on a one-to-one basis, I don't even like to try to explain all the things to people. It's just too much. Like, people just have to follow these topics and subjects on their own to kind of figure it out, you know. So like, when I meet— like, say like I meet somebody in person that's actually cool and like they're interested in like knowing more, like peeking beyond the veil, like I'll give them a list of sources they can plug into, but I'm not gonna spend my time trying to like 24/7 pull them all through this shit. I'm just gonna wait for them to go through all this stuff, start feeling blackpilled about it, which is what usually happens, and then give them the white pill of like, nah man, like you can get out of the system, you can have a beautiful family and land and animals and take care of yourself and you won't have to worry about any of that. So that's the game I'm playing.

Truth. Oh man, a pleasure as always, Lobo. I appreciate your time, and hopefully we will see the growth of the compound— well, we will see the growth of the compound, all of our respective compounds, uh, in real life. And that should be the focus of everyone listening to this conversation right here. Uh, but I know your barefoot shoe is still in development. Do we have an update on that? And just talk about, you know, what, whatever you want to mention.

Yeah. So, um, I plan to have the shoe out by summer. So that's my goal.

Cool.

I'm a little bit of a perfectionist, which is an excuse, but it's the best excuse, you know? Yeah. It's like, so my problem is like, I have to learn how to accept that things aren't always going to be like, I truly believe that, like, For instance, that Vivo Barefoot makes the best shoe in the world. Yeah. I actually believe that. So like when I'm making this shoe, like that's the level I'm trying to get it to.

Yeah.

I have to come to a point where you accept that like maybe you're not gonna be able to do it at the level they're doing it at right now.

Yeah.

And they didn't start at the level that they're at.

Yeah, exactly.

A lot of the process for me was like getting over that. Mm-hmm. Because at the end of the day, I like not really having to provide services to people because I have freedom, right? So I'm not responsible for anything. I don't have to answer for anything. I don't have to solve problems for people, none of that stuff. That's kind of a— that's one thing that people understand is when you start a business or do anything on a sort of service where you're dealing with other people, that now all of a sudden, like, you do have a responsibility to, like, yeah, these people through, yeah, things to, like, protect your name and make sure that you're giving people the service that you say you're gonna get so they say good things about you and stuff like that.

Yeah.

So I've been enjoying the life of no total freedom, nobody but to myself, which was the whole point of, like, getting to this point.

Yeah.

To where I didn't have to take on any sort of anything from anyone or take— deal with any sort of complaints or problems. So yeah, I've been a little hesitant because of that, because it's going to be a process, you know. But I am going to do it. I just, you know, I, I'm— I see a lot of excitement for it. I can't back out of it, that's for goddamn sure. So yeah, it'll be out for summer. And like, I just hope anybody that's interested in it just works with me and is patient with me because I'll— I'm gonna do the best I can to put out something amazing, and it'll just keep getting better over time.

Yeah.

And yeah, I'm excited about it. It's cool. It's one of my brain projects. I'm working on a few other things that I don't really care about talking about right now, but yeah, the shoes will be out hopefully in the summer, and I'm gonna double down. And like, I'm, I'm gonna really focus, I'm really focused on that. Like, as soon as I get out of Miami, like, it's not gonna be like 100% of my focus, it's just the shoes.

Yeah, so, well, I'll be wearing them when they come out, and I'm sure you'd be several thousand people, at least on Twitter, that will as well and support the vision that you have.

Yeah, it's going to be interesting to see, like, because I'm definitely going to like once people find out who made these shoes, there's definitely going to be a public outcry at some point. So I'm getting prepared for—

What do you mean?

Well, okay, like for instance, like, um, like people found out that like Colty and, uh, Marco made like, um, Vibration or whatever, and like tried to get them canceled on the internet and shit like that.

Yeah.

So I'm sure at some point people will be like Oh man, I gotta try to cancel this shoe brand. But I don't care. I don't, I'm not actually making these. I don't wanna be some big global company or some shit like that. I have no desires for anything like that.

Yeah.

Like I just am passionate about functional footwear and I think that the shoe industry is evil and that we should fight back against them. So it's just my way of doing it. One way of doing it.

Preach, brother. Well, thank you again, and I'll get this up tonight. But those listening at home, thanks for joining us, and this is the closing statements of the Soulcast with Lobo.

Later.

Ciao.