SOLCAST SZN II: EP74 with Disco Orpheus

So now I think we can safely say that we're ready to go.

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After a— people don't realize how much work goes into making a podcast, at least the the way that we want to do it and the way that we have done it today. I know it's been a while since we've been putting out Soulcast episodes, so let's consider this the new season of Soulcast.

Season 2.

Season 2 with my friend Gabriel Disco Orpheus. You've been on the Soulcast before. I would like to welcome you a second time.

Thank you, it is a pleasure.

It is an exquisite pleasure. For those of you watching on YouTube or on the video, I think on Spotify, maybe I can set that up. I wanted to first get through all of the various contraptions and drinks and libations we have in front of us because a lot of effort went into them.

A wizard does not simply drink one drink.

No. If you have one drink, you're underperforming, I think is, uh, the first lesson of the Soulcast. So let's start with what I have here. This is a freshly squeezed orange juice from a stall down the road. The thing about juicers is if you want to get a good juicer, the best juicers are slow masticating juicers. Because they mimic as if you were chewing rather than the, the high-speed buzzsaw kind of juicer. When you have the high-speed saw, uh, buzzsaw juicers, you can get like a high temperature as it's juiced, which can damage some of the enzymes and things. But the slow masticating juicers are much better for retaining all the pureness of the juice. So that's what I have in there.

Also, is it— it is true that after 12 hours, orange juice will oxidize and then have less benefits, something like that?

Yeah, I'm not sure what's exactly—

gonna drink freshly squeezed orange juice, it's like drink it after you squeeze it.

Yes. Yeah, that goes for all juice, right? Not just orange juice. I think with buying— if you go to a supermarket and you buy a plastic carton orange juice off the rack and drink that, that's not going to be too good for you. There's no life force. Maybe it's been sat on the shelf for months waiting for you. Oh, it's use-by date or whatever. That's entirely different from taking an orange that's hopefully been plucked recently, squeezing yourself, or having someone squeeze it for you in front of you, and drinking that. Entirely two different drinks. And then it's like Is orange juice healthy? Well, there's some context.

I took to just like chopping up 3 oranges every morning and squeezing them myself. I'm gonna hold the bush with them.

Yeah, super easy. Like literally with your hands you can squeeze— oh, I don't have an orange juice implement.

Okay, fine, get a glass, cut it in half, just roll it between your fingers.

Yep. And then get all that, you know, forearm workout as well. How— if you were in the wild, you wanted some orange juice, what are you gonna do? Squeeze it. So there's lots of options with juice. That's what we're saying. Fresh is best. Fresh is best. Uh, the second drink that I have in my dragon cup here, if you can see, this travels with me. Yeah, Gabriel needs to get a cup, a mug for himself. I would recommend anyone get yourself a mug. Like, it's your mug. It's unique, it's pure, and you use it for all of your teas and before bed, in the morning, because it imbues the drinking vessel itself. There's an energy attached to it.

Having your own thing.

Having your own thing.

You know, your own totem that you infuse your own energy into. It's an intentional item that you can use throughout the day and it comes with you for your life.

Yes, beautiful. Exactly. Well said. I found this one in Sweden, which was pretty phenomenal. It's, uh, if you're listening on audio, this, you know, ceramic glazed, but the handle itself, or just is a, it's a dragon. There's a dragon coming out and having a sip on the mug. So that's what I use today. Yes, today I have Turkish coffee, which is really nice actually. Again, same place as the juice spot down the road, uh, where they have a metal kind of container and they sit in hot sand and that percolates and boils the coffee and then they move it around. It's really cool. I don't know if you've seen Turkish coffee like that before.

I have, but I didn't go this morning.

Yeah, we'll go tomorrow. It's really good, actually.

We're in Georgia, by the way. We're in Tbilisi.

That's how you say it. Yeah, you don't say the T. No, silent. Silent T. T is silent.

She's a lovely gal, Georgia.

Incredible country, incredible people. The fruit, the juices.

We bought an entire pallet of figs yesterday.

We almost needed a crane to get that home. And we said, we said, hey, uh, we don't actually need that many figs, but the, the fruit market lady was just—

she was ignoring us and she was piling more figs into the basket. We can't take it. We can't even take it home.

Possibly handle that many figs.

Two more?

Do you want this other type? I have four different types of figs. They're here, actually. Some of them.

And actually, that's really interesting. I didn't know there was more than one type of fig. I'm not a fig connoisseur. No, I am now a fig appreciator.

Yes, yes, so am I. Figs are exquisite, but I think that's the case with every fruit, is that, you know, there's so many oranges, so many different types of oranges, so many different types of berries. Every, every standard fruit that you think there is there's varieties of everything, but even potatoes, things like potatoes, there's hundreds of different types of potatoes. Russet potatoes, sweet potatoes, but South American, there's, you know, a veritable smorgasbord of all of these kind of potatoes. But it really highlights the variety of diversity in natural foods and fruits, and, and getting that life force in all the different forms is really how we can be our most natural selves, most healthy, life-full selves.

Absolutely. And also before— I don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but just telling the potato that, you know, you build a relationship with this potato.

All right, here we go.

You're like, you're going to help me, I'm going to help you.

Okay.

And we're going to feel really good about this exchange that we're having.

Dive into that for me. A specific potato or the, the spirit of the potato?

It's better to do it with the spirit of potato, basically. If we want to get really like mystical about it, you could say that everything physical has its own astral, um, representation, its own spiritual form. And, um, you can create a relationship with the spiritual form of things and then imbibe— imbibe? Imbue in it, like, your intention. So you can say to the potato, like, thank you, potato. Your, your starchiness is going to really help. Yeah. Give me energy and settle my stomach and whatever. And you can do that with everything. And it's really— it's like how you interact with the world. Yes, adds a whole nother layer to the world. Like, if you see and understand that all these things have a spiritual component, or like a sort of another form of themselves, like a spiritual form, you can then interact with that with your mind. And it sounds a bit kooky, but, um, it's fun.

Yeah, there's several layers to that, right? There's the just the being aware consciousness of yourself, of thinking about things while you're eating them rather than just, oh, potatoes in my belly, then that alone, if there was not an astral connection, which there is, then you can just elevate what is happening to you because you're thinking about it so well and conscious of it. Like, okay, the potato, I'm imbibing it, cells are activating, energy is lifting. Like, what am I actually doing? What am I actually putting into my body? That alone is very, very powerful because your mind is the most powerful thing, but then also realize that there is an astral connection. Astral realm being the spiritual, non-physical, thought-related astral realm that correlates to everything within this physical realm. Uh, everything has a spirit— trees, plants, animals, humans, literally everything. Chairs.

Literally everything. Yeah, everything you see is part of a thought form or an egregore that exists, uh, in unseen realm, you know. And, and, uh, in order to understand this properly, you can then create like a sort of mental relationship with these things, and it enlivens life. Like, there is more to life than simply just the things you see and touch, you know. And if you can start thinking about it in that, in that way, you actually get confirmation. Like, it becomes more real, you know. You get like life on 4K, you're no longer on 720p. Yeah, it's like a higher resolution.

So the high resolution would be you get feedback from these astral egregores?

Yeah, it happens in a strange way, like in this kind of a mystical way. You might be— you might be— you just live your life in a sort of mystical conception.

You assume the magic.

Yeah. And it doesn't really matter whether it's proven or not because, you know, the point is you can't— you can't— everything has to be quantified. This is the standard proof system that is used. Like, it must be quantified. Well, there's all these things that cannot be quantified. And if we take like the first Hermetic principle, the— which is the, uh, the mentalism, like all is mind. And you just take that and run with it, then you kind of assume that, uh, the— yeah, everything has a spiritual component. And you can construct the world that you see in front of you not just from the material things that you see, but the— excuse me— the spiritual second body that is behind it that you cannot see. But you can imagine that with your mind, and then you're interacting with more than just the thing itself, but the derivation of the thing, like the beginning, the middle, and the end of the thing. It's—

yes, yes. And that is really the step you can take to elevate beyond becoming this human person, just, oh, I'm in the world and blah blah blah. And realizing you yourself as a human have a capacity to interact with other worlds than what your eyes may necessarily see in front of you and conceive. And this is something that is inherent to all humans that have an ability and an awareness and a consciousness. And it's historically— people have written about it. It's not something that I'm making up for anyone that may go, astral realms, what are you talking about, Sol Brah?

Sobran's gone mad.

You just haven't been exposed to the ideas yet, and that's fine, and that's cool. But this is all entirely real. Many, many smart people have written about it over the years, and when you start to understand it, when you're exposed to the ideas, then you test the ideas in your own life, and then it happens for you, or the real evidence— yeah, yeah, it happens to you, you get these confirmations, it's real. And that's what really has personally, the last few months as we've been traveling together, we've really dived deep into that sense, and our worlds have become far, far more magical because of that.

Truly, yeah. You know, it's like mysticism and quantum physics are basically the same thing. They're just talking about it from two different sides of a coin. Yes, essentially. And they will eventually all confirm it'll just confirm each other.

Yeah.

And, you know, yeah, we're gonna have to wait for evidence because that's a good thing. Like, people— it's good to want real evidence of the mystical reality of life, but it's difficult because in the material realm we have evidence that can be quantified based on certain rigorous standards, and you can't apply those standards to these, like, other realms, let's say. Other realms that could also be understood as just sort of outside of the spectrum of visible light that people see.

Mm-hmm.

So yeah, anyway, we might be getting ahead of ourselves talking about this mystical stuff.

Not at all. That's what we're here for. So Turkish coffee in the Dragon Mug, creating my mug as an egregore, an extension of myself, so that whenever I pick up this mug, the energy is becoming imbued within it over years. And every time I use it, I'm centered, I'm charged, I'm becoming more magical in and of itself. Every thought that I have, every feeling and emotion that I have while drinking and thinking and speaking or whatever else I'm doing with this mug it becomes magical. And that is the sense, that is the essence of how you can create talismans for yourself. So that's what I'm doing with this. And raw coconut cream and also raw honey in the Turkish coffee. And it's absolutely delightful.

I put butter and pine pollen in mine. Okay. As well as raw coconut cream.

Yummy.

And raw honey, naturally.

We also have, uh, so coffee, orange juice. This is sparkling water from Georgia, Borjomi. Very, very high mineral content.

Mineralized to the maximum. Cheers.

And you can taste it, really taste it. The water is— it's full. It's smooth.

That's what you feel like if you drank this for long enough. You'd forget what normal water tastes like.

Not that you forget, but you— What do you mean by normal?

As in, like, non— This is obviously, I don't know, mineralized and extremely exquisite. Yes, but it has a superior— Yeah, it has a taste to it. Whereas water, you know, traditionally tastes like water. This tastes like—

I don't know, it tastes like the minerals within it.

Golden liquor of the gods.

Yes, yes, exactly.

Minerals.

When you actually dive into water, water is the base, and then there's minerals and other things that flavor the water, I guess you could say. That it's entirely— I've never understood people that just say, well, you can barely tell— taste the difference between bottled water and tap water. What are you talking about, mate? Maybe you can't. I taste tap water now and I taste chlorine, death. I don't drink it. I haven't drunk it for years. Most tap water.

It's like separating yourself from tap water itself. Okay, this is going to sound weird, but the more you like go down the road of understanding the difference in quality, the more present it becomes in your life. Like, you really see, like, okay, now I really taste it. You walk through an airport, you were saying to me, you know, and you smell the, the GT3, GT3, um, perfumes.

Yeah.

And like, you haven't smelt that in a long time.

Yeah. Wow, it hits you.

It smells, smells like chemicals.

Yeah.

You know, uh, and I think this is a general thing that that's happening. And maybe the listeners will understand, like, you go down the road of thinking in a particular type of way about reality, about health, uh, spirituality and stuff like that, and it really starts to become more and more present in your daily life. Like, you can tell the difference between quality and, you know, the garbage that That, uh, that we're fed. Exactly.

I'm— so this is an interesting, somewhat of a conundrum that some people have when they first become— starts with wanting to be healthier and having higher quality food, better water and things. Once you're aware of that, you taste it, you see how it feels, you become more sensitive And that's not to say that sensitivity is a bad thing, because it's not, because you're aware. But if you have never been exposed to these other ways of life— fresh air, better water, better food— you're not as sensitive when you have the Zog Slop food, the disgusting processed stuff, or the perfumed air, the air fresheners. So if you're as someone who's awakening, shall we say, it's these things and you walk into a friend's house and they've had a soy candle and air freshener spraying, you're like, oh geez, what is that? And they go, oh relax, mate, it's— what are you talking— it's a candle. You're such a baby with all your health stuff. It's like, no, you just don't have the sensitivity— sensitivity— awareness. You don't have the awareness of the spectrum. I'm working on a different spectrum of things than you are. And this is not combative. I'm not saying like, oh yeah, I'm better than you because I have the spectra, extra spectrum. I'm just saying if you haven't been exposed to it, you don't have that frame of reference. Now that people— you do— people that don't have that frame of reference will judge you and be like, oh, you're being a little pussy boy, you want your seed oils in your coffee, mate? What are you— no, because I'm holding myself now to a higher standard of consciousness and awareness and purity into what I put into my body and taste because I know what is possible. And once you have that consciousness and awareness of knowing what's possible, then you can never go back, really. And if you do go back, you're walking yourself down into hell.

Yeah, you're like, what am I doing here? Yeah, why am I doing this? This is— yeah, I mean, the kind of way I see life is, uh, It's not like there's anything out to get you, um, in terms of— you should— you shouldn't construct a mental worldview where like there's something out to get you. But yes, there is this evident, um, standard that has been applied across the entire world that is just poison, essentially. Yes, like low-quality, mass-produced poison. Yeah. And, and so it's quite fun, I find, at least in this kind of gamified sense of living, to be like, nope, you know, you're just batting off these things. You're like, no, I'm not going to live according to this grug, rudimentary, like, poison lifestyle.

Yes.

Do it my way. I'll do it the way that I want to do it. Maybe it takes a little bit longer to figure out what's good for me. But it's actually enjoyable to do it that way as well. You become more of an individual, and that's the most important thing because like this world is basically driving everyone into this singularity, this uniformity, um, to reduce their individuality and make them into like cyborgs basically. You know, it's not Matrix dystopia, but it is, it is a real thing. I think a lot of people feel that and they can't quite put their finger on it as to what's happening or why. But the simple things like just be conscious of, you know, what your— what products you're using, you know, those are designed not to help you.

Do you want to check that that's still recording? Just quickly?

Yeah, sure.

Yeah, okay, cool. Right here. Yes, it's a fantastic point, and obviously it's why I talk about all the stuff that I talk about. There are forces that exist that are playing off people's unawareness and unconsciousness. However, you ultimately are choosing and voting with your time, energy, and money to support that if you're not consciously doing something else other than that. If you're taking the easy road, if you're just buying whatever's in Walmart, if you're not really bothered, if you're thinking, oh, who cares about what I'm breathing in in my house, or what am I washing my clothes with, what do you mean? It's not this active force that's forcing you to do it. However, because you're entering into that contract en masse, millions of people doing that, it gathers its own force. It's actually quite easy to step out of it.

Yeah, it's like there's two bubbles. There's the collective consciousness bubble, right? And this, this really creates the backdrop of reality, like what everyone generally agrees upon. What is the consensus of reality.

Yeah.

And then there's your individual reality tunnel, the one that you live through, the one that you experience. And those two things can actually be quite distinct. Um, and I think for a lot of people who are like becoming more aware these days, it's becoming more and more obvious that there's this giant collective consciousness that is just on autopilot Yeah. And then there's you, and then you start off being a bit bewildered and you're like, where am I? What is this? What's going on? Why does nothing seem right? And then you develop like an understanding of, okay, so yeah, things aren't going great right now.

What's—

what is this situation? The way I did it is just to hold on to that idea that your reality is your own. Like you, you own your own reality and it literally renders for you based on your imagination, uh, the way you think, whether you've dealt with your traumas that are holding you back, any sort of baggage that you're, that you're holding on to that you need to let go of. And if you let go of that baggage, you become like this nice, clean, slippery, like, being that can just move through the world kind of unassailably. You can't be stopped by the collective consciousness that is in this kind of default negative scenario. And it's all just born out of an unawareness, really. And then wizards doing magic spells on the top of it and being like, "We're gonna make the collective consciousness do this." Yeah.

Yeah, so the spell thing is really interesting because A negative magic spell can be as simple as something like, 'Most businesses fail, why would you try?' That is something that a lot of people have encountered in the mass collective negative unconscious mind that tries to grab at them when they do their own thing, when they make their own businesses or try to do something out of the norm. And what that is, is this collective egregore of negativity that's draining energy of everyone, keeping everyone in its traps. If you break out of that— you're currently in that because you've previously believed, well, most businesses fail, why would I even try— you break out of that, that energy acts through through other people to try to suck you back in. And it uses the other people to be like, mate, why are you selling t-shirts? No one's gonna fucking buy them. What are you talking about? And then you have to, nope, don't care. People are selling t-shirts. I want to make really great t-shirts and I like t-shirts. I'm going to sell them. I'm not going to believe in this negative spell that has everyone else trapped, that causes them that if they believe that, they're never going to try something different. That is in essence, a negative spell that someone else has given to them through societal programming or family or whoever it was. That is an example of a negative spell. And there's many, many, many, many negative spells that exist in our world today that are just an accepted point of society. And put your shirt on and believe—

belief is a technology. That's the best way I, I can put it. Belief is a technology. It's nothing— it's nothing to do with your past or who you really are. It's like a tool, like a hammer that's on the table, right? And you can either use that hammer correctly to bang in the nails and make what you want to make, or you can use it incorrectly. That's the way people should approach something like belief, self, self-belief, but also belief in, in like anything really. Like it, it's one of the foundational principles that constructs reality itself. When enough people believe in something, um, in the mental sphere, it becomes the dominant substrata, right? And it becomes real for people. And this is how you have like cognitive dissonance— people believing in things that like have— aren't real in terms of— or no, it's better to say they aren't good for you, but they'll believe in them. Yeah, yeah, because they're not in charge of their consciousness, someone else is. Yeah, and they don't understand that belief should be applied like a technology, like a tool, rather than something else, right?

And so you have all these different beliefs in the mental toolbox of your mind, your mental garage. When you're going in, you have a certain circumstance or situation in front of you. Which belief am I going to select that is going to help me figure out the best help me figure out this scenario, circumstance? Am I going to pick out the belief off the wall, the tool, big hammer that says this is not possible, and I try to use it and it smacks me in the head? No, that's, that's not really going to work. Put that one away, throw it in the trash, and you pick up the big, nice, beautifully weighted hammer of this is possible and it's going to go great. That is the belief tool that you select for this situation. And then boom, it works out and you give yourself the best chance.

As children, like, that's literally how children think until over time they get burdened down with trauma, like things that their parents tell them or their school tells them or their friends tell them, and that like reduces their toolbox and suddenly they haven't got this wide array of tools that they once had, belief tools. They've just got this rusty old hammer that doesn't work properly. And this is the problem, like, all children, when we were all kids, we had this huge array of tools. Like, belief was incredible. So, you know, we grow up and we have all these traumas that we take with us. In order to use your belief technology correctly, you've just got to let those traumas go somehow. You know, there's lots of ways to do that, which, I don't know, we can't really get into because it's complicated. But some of the— like, one of the best ways is just to be— just to realize Like, it's not going to serve me in this, in the way reality works, like the mechanisms of reality itself. If I take this trauma with me into my belief toolbox and try to use my tools, I'm not going to be able to do it properly. So I should just drop that, even if it's hard, and use the belief tool correctly. Essentially, like, try and separate yourself from belief, really. It's like a gamifying way of seeing the world in a way. Like, you know, you go into your inventory on the game and you've got all these tools, and that's kind of the way— if you can do that correctly, literally the world starts responding in a, in a way to affirm what you're doing.

Yeah, yeah. Trauma, I think we should just have a caveat too because it turns a lot of people off because it's used in a way where I have a trauma, I can't go and do my work this morning. And we don't necessarily want to—

no, I'm not making light of traumas or anything.

No, not even making light of it, but the word itself It just has negative connotations, so I want to elucidate it a little bit and say trauma can mean any false belief that is attached to your ego that limits you from living, and it doesn't necessarily mean anything else. That's how we're using it in this context. So it can mean something as simple as if you get cut off by a guy in traffic, the trauma then is to believe that he did it on purpose to you because he's an asshole. And so you go, "Oh, what a bastard! I'm gonna beep beep!" And meanwhile, he's had an all-nighter night shift and he's just tired and he didn't really see you and he changed lanes. But the trauma, you know, in quotation marks, of you, your perception of that mental belief is what is then limiting you because it's bringing you down into a negative energy state in how you react to that. So that is a very, very simple trauma. There are obviously larger traumas with physical abuse and things and events that may have happened in your past, but the principle is the same and and it may be tough to hear. However, ultimately, your perception of the past, of the traumatic event, is the thing that is limiting you. Will it be something that, oh, this happened to me, so I can't— I'm gonna be cooked forever? That doesn't really help you. Like, if you want what I want, which is for everyone to bloom succeed and get better. You can't allow these mental models and rules and false beliefs of the traumas— because that's all it is, it's in your head— to stop you from doing what you can in life.

And I think everyone, everyone needs to bloom as well. Like, it's kind of imperative for the future.

It's not just about you, of the world.

Like, you have to bloom because otherwise you know, you're gonna— we're going down this, this swirling toilet drain, basically. And if you're not gonna bloom and exit the toilet drain, everything's gonna get dragged down into the toilet drain with you.

You're getting flushed.

Yeah. And we need to, like, collectively, on an individual level, be like, I'm going to bloom.

Yeah.

And, uh, the— I think the real magic in my personal life, after going through a lot of trauma myself in the last few years, was to do two things. So one, remove my stake in the outcome. And that literally means remove my stake in the outcome of everything. It's just like a mental position that I hold. To remove my stake in the outcome of everything while simultaneously gunning as hard as I can for, for the world that I want to see and create, for what I want the world to be like, the glory that it, that it should be. And so like, it's, it's a paradox cuz there are two, two like opposing views. One, you don't care, and the other one, you care a lot. But actually, that's like a magic sweet spot if you can maintain that paradox and just be okay with it. Because if things don't go the way you want them to go, then fine, okay, but I'm still gonna gun as hard as I can for what I want, um, and the way I want the world to be. Um, and then if you, if you can maintain that paradox, things start to happen. Like, it's really like an alchemical conundrum, really. And, and, uh, yeah, magical things happen in your life when you can maintain that state of mind.

Exactly. It's, it's like when you simultaneously believe— you simultaneously remove any attachment to how things play out, but then also know and truly believe in your head that things will play out exactly how you want them to. In that moment, you don't know what the future is going to be. You don't know how everything is going to play out. But you have this feeling and intuition about what you want, what it should be, what God wants for you, what can possibly be the greatest expression of this and your position in this moment to express at the same time. And it's like, uh, you have to kind of assume this cosmic joker role but also have a very serious mindset about it. Is serious in the sense that you have total control, total possibility and power to manipulate this realm and your reality tunnel and how it affects others and your energy, full stop. And then also, oh, I'm just having fun and walking this amazing golden cosmic journey, and it doesn't actually matter what happens. Because this is all a game.

Yeah, exactly. You are just traveling through. You're a traveler. You're traveling through this cosmic dream, essentially. But then at the same time, and there's this, this quote, I think it's actually from, uh, it's a Mayan or a Toltec quote, which is that the, um, the fate of an entire kalpa rests on one soul. And a kalpa is the entire, like, cycle of time itself, right?

Whole thing.

Yeah.

Okay.

Like, the fate of it, the fate of the kalpa rests on each soul or one soul in each lifetime, meaning like there is this, there is this huge responsibility for, of, of your soul to spiritually develop, right? But at the same time, we are in a cosmic dream. And so how do you— you can't bear the weight of the world's sins. Yeah, because you won't be able to spiritually develop if you do that. Yeah. And so this paradox still lives.

You're responsible for it, but you're not responsible.

Exactly. You're completely responsible for it, as in you have the choice. And if you choose to spiritually develop in whatever way that that, like, works, you've made the right choice. Um, but it's all a game anyway. Yeah, so have fun.

And, and to go back to what you said before, is it's really not just about us at this point. I've accumulated enough knowledge now, seen enough things, read enough things, talked to a lot of smart people enough to kind of understand and see, which everyone feels, we're reaching some sort of spiritual boiling point. Uh, what's the word? Event horizon. And that's what everyone feels like. What is it? Something's happening. Like, it's not really the normal feeling of life. Anymore. And therefore, we have to step up in a lot of ways because it's a spiritual ascension that's going to happen that has real-world, real physical world ramifications. And if you're still dealing with petty BS in your head and worrying about things that literally don't matter at all you're dropping the ball and you're limiting the ways that God can work through you in order to most successfully navigate this event horizon for yourself and others. So the more that you hold on to these negative beliefs, you allow them to color your perception of reality. The worse off you're going to be, the worse off people around you are going to be, and collectively the worse off humanity will be. So it's time to start dropping all of that shit and visualizing and putting energy towards and action towards the highest reality that we can envision.

Yeah, which has to go beyond just getting money as well. Yeah, like we get money for sure.

Get that bag.

Yeah, but it's got to go beyond that. Like the past few years of like, you know, escape the matrix. It's like that is a matrix itself. You're escaping the matrix just to go to Zion. Like in the movie The Matrix, Zion is this this city outside of the Matrix, which is a degenerate gambling, like, shithole, basically.

Yeah.

And that's where everyone who escaped the Matrix goes. And like, that's, you know, that's a metaphor.

Yeah.

You know, escaping the Matrix— you haven't escaped the Matrix, you, you've just like weaseled your way out of paying taxes properly, which, fine. But, um, it's more than like— it's more than that. If I like the alpha that I'll drop, the spiritual alpha that I'll drop about the event horizon, in my opinion, is that imagine it's like you're going down a, a waterslide, right? And it's quite a long waterslide. And at the bottom of this waterslide, there's a tube. Okay. And the tube is just wide enough for your body because you're going down this waterslide and you've got all these bags on you. And those bags are like your trauma, your lack of self-belief, like all the things that are really holding you back, right? Holding your soul back. And you're going down this, this water slide, and if you hit that tube with any of those bags, you're not going to make it through that tube.

You'll just stop, right?

You'll hit the tube and a big scoop will come on, scoop you up and put you in like The trash compactor? No, the piss pool. It'll put you in the piss pool where like the water is full of piss. Okay. Right. But if you were to go through the tube, you're in like the most epic swimming pool. Nice. Yeah.

No chlorine.

Incredible.

Yeah.

But you have to get rid of all those bags. And as you're going down the tube, there are these like big bins, you know, and you can, you can dump those bags off. Yeah. Off of the bins. And if you can do that properly, on your way to the tube, which is the quote-unquote event horizon, this kind of spiritual singularity point that seems to be— that we all seem to be dragging or pulling us towards it, um, then you're gonna make it through. I don't know what that means particularly, make it through, but like, yeah, that's, that's the best way I can describe it.

Yeah. And I will say that this is our working theories, and we're not pretending to have any doomsday knowledge of this date everything's gonna get sucked up into the atmosphere or whatever. Like, we don't really know what it is, and maybe it won't be anything physically tangible when it hits that quote-unquote event horizon date, if there is a single date. But it's the energy behind it that we can sense, that other people can feel, that people have written about, that astrologically, if you understand that, is happening with the movements of certain planets and stars and things we're moving towards. Maybe that just means that there's a, a splitting between the two types of people who have done their baggage and are aware enough, conscious enough, elevated enough to form a new society of some kind past that event horizon day. And then the energy rises and rises, boom, and then drags off into some other golden age. And everyone else who is still attached to the bag, no, I like this bag, this bag's protected me, I'm gonna hold on to him. And oh, now I'm in the piss pool with everyone else.

Oh, this sucks.

Oh, and then perpetuate the cycle, still buying the garbage body wash and soaking in it and drinking Zog Slop, and then you're just in the piss pool. And all of that society that's been built up on lies, on trash, on false beliefs— that is what the mainstream is now buying into, or bought into, and holding on to it like, oh, I don't want to let this go. If you subscribe to that belief system, you, you'll just end up whirlpool piss pool and then who knows where that goes. Fire and flames and doom, really, if you extend it.

Like techno-communist dystopia, truly. Like, you know, you don't want to be caught in that, in that maelstrom. Um, and so like the next decade or, or two, you know, it's unbelievable opportunity for, for change. And, um, I think it's really interesting looking at history properly You know, the 20th century to me was like a— it was almost like if you take like the multiverse theory, right? You had history happening and then the 20th century happened, or like post-war 20th century happened. It's like someone, someone plucked a different dimension reality and just fitted it in into that. Because the way history developed with the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century, you know, it was like everything was peaking in Europe and America. Like everything was going like this, uh, steampunk golden age was about to happen. Yeah, like truly, like with the, with the developments that were occurring, it was, it was incredible. And people don't know about this, like, and we'll, we'll do, we'll do some, some podcasts on that at another time, like proper history on the 19th century. Like, how did World War I happen? Why did it happen? These aren't isolated events. People need to understand the context in which they happened. But we can basically pick up from where they left off if this, like, big— if all the conspiracies didn't happen, basically. It went like everything was steaming ahead, brrr, and then it was like, uh, spotted, pfft, pfft, pfft, pfft, Vroom. And then we had a mirage world, like a— the 20th century was a mirage world in the West. I mean, there was huge development off the back of all the things that happened in the war, like the technological developments that occurred because of the war. Um, but the quality of everything changed.

Yeah. Uh, Excel jobs, email jobs.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Nonsense jobs. Like the whole, everything, all society changed.

Yeah.

And I think people, in people's minds, they don't see this, how this continuity happened.

Yeah.

And it's really important to understand how it happened in order to properly then develop the future. Because where, like, you know, where the handlers want to take the world, it's not pretty.

Yeah.

And we're not going to go there.

Yeah, yeah, we all have the choice, and it's really on a person-by-person basis as well. If you are amongst family members or friends that don't want to accept a new reality, as much as you want to force it on them, you can't force it on them. Yeah, even, you know, you know it would help them, you know, if they stopped believing in these things which were limiting them, changing their health things. Unfortunately not. You just have to put it there on a plate, make it look pretty, make it look very appetizing, and say, taste it, just one bite, one snifter of the truth. I promise you it's delicious. And hopefully they, they pick it up and they go, mm, it tastes— oh, What is that? I haven't tasted that before. Maybe another bite. And then hopefully they gobble down the whole meal and join you in the halls of Valhalla. And history and knowing the true history will get you there. That's why they hide our history. Most of history we learn is fake, literally just made up nonsense.

I mean, there's lots of real stuff in there, but you know, the mentality of the way it works, it's two truths and a lie. It's like they give you 75% of the truth, 25% of the lie, but that 25% is the key to understanding like how everything unfolded. So we think we're operating with a, with a good awareness of how history unfolded, but we're really not. We're really not at all. Yeah, and it's quite easy to do that. It only takes a couple of generations and you can completely amnesify, like, a populace. Like, you just teach the children different stuff. Yep, that's how it works.

Two generations. Us, boomers, really. Yeah, boomers, us, or boomers in between, and then us. And that's like three generations. Roughly. And most people in Western societies of where we grew up, and probably most of the listeners here, believing in fairy tales, essentially. I mean, believing fairy tales would be good because fairy tales are— yeah, yeah, actual truth to them. But believing nonsense is a better way to describe—

believing in nonsense. Yeah, that's sucking, like sucking all their energy.

And all of that, making you feel like, uh, either a perpetrator of bad things, therefore you feel guilt, shame brings you down, or just fear in general of all the scary things that happened and what could happen and XYZ. All of this is designed to bring your energetic state down and to also decouple your soul from your collective soul and your spiritual self that the soul is connected to, because that's where we derive our most pure powers, knowledge, intuition from God. And if they can shut that off through getting you to believe fake mental matrixes, then they've won their game. But it's all— luckily, it's very easy to just— it's very easy to not do that. And then, oh, I'm back to normal, back to default.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, like, 5 or 6 years ago, I wouldn't have believed how quickly the zeitgeist is changing now. Like, maybe it's an echo chamber online.

Somewhat. That's part of it where we are involved in, however.

But people are getting it, like, And it's because it's becoming a farce. Like, we're— countries are becoming completely farcical in the West now. I mean, we've, we've been through Europe now for the last 3 months. Yeah, it's been amazing. Um, and so we, and we met some really interesting, incredible people along the way. So we've got like a wide variety of perspectives. Um, and yeah, I feel like I've just I had these waves of realizations when I've gone to new places and seen, like, just even looking at some architecture and being like, wow, like, this was happening. Why did it change? Why did it stop? Like, when I went to— when we went to Riga in Latvia, looking around, and they have this Art Nouveau architecture, and it's like Aryan glory, like magnificence. Yeah, it's like, take ancient Greece and some sort of like technological— not, uh, Industrial Revolution mixed with ancient Greece. And it's just power. Yeah, pure power.

Yeah.

Um, and you feel incredible being surrounded by it. And I was like, why did this stop? Why did they stop doing it like this? This is amazing.

Yeah.

And then you really understand why they stopped. Like communism, but the Bolshevik Revolution, the French Revolution, You know, um, like really all these main events that occurred from like the mid-1700s and the 1800s and 1900s up to the, to the World Wars. And it's like, think, we were this close to like steampunk celestial glory, but it all got diverted and went, um, And yeah, time to bring it back.

Yeah, bring it back, but obviously not bring that back. Bring back the spirit of what we can do now with the technology we have now, in our new way, with our new knowledge, and in the best way that we can to bring about health expansion. Like, all of this all these limitations that we put on ourselves as a society, which are the result of select people with nefarious motivations. But we allow that to happen at a macro. We allow it. No one's yet— and they have, but at least in Western society, it's not done at gunpoint. It's kind of moving that way in some countries now, uh, because their, their hand has been shown and they can't do this other way of coercion that we're seeing, uh, like they have done. But it's like a voluntary thing because people haven't had the gumption to be like, no, stop, get out, stop doing this, this is bullshit.

France is a communist country, like, and England. Yeah, the situation in France and England um, is worse than it was in lots of communist countries in the late 20th century. Like, the oversight that the government have, the taxation that the governments have, like, it's— people don't realize. Yeah, like, it's worse. Um, but it's all dressed up. It's like liberal values, humanistic values, you know, we're all in this together. Fuck off.

They're taking your money, your time, giving it to foreign invading forces that they're shipping in. Here you go, take it from the productive people, give it to you, and then applying the law to you, the home people, and then the invading forces get a free go.

And they're doing it deliberately. To stew the chaos and stew the resentment because they want the chaos.

Yes, because the chaos justifies their— what they want to do, their crackdown, their worldview. They can point to small people and be like, see, I knew you were going to react that way. This is why we need extra laws to watch you, naughty boy. It boils the blood. And, and it's like, if you have any sense of awareness and consciousness, you really need to think now, am I just gonna accept it and whatever? And obviously do things lawfully, non-violently. I'm not saying any of that stuff, to be specific. But in what ways that you can withdraw your consent and withdraw your participation in a society which objectively is treating you worse than garbage and betraying your deepest sense of self and your children's capacity for life and their ability to grow up in an environment which is safe and pure. Or if you accept that, then you kind of deserve it.

Yeah, and people need to start teaming up, basically. Like, people our age in their 20s, early 30s, they need to start teaming up.

Trybark?

Yeah, with others around them, they need to trybark together, like hard. And, uh, yeah, it's not an individual game anymore. No, no, you can't. And, um, because that's going to be the best way to, to challenge, you know, the, the Zoghand that, that's over the top of us. Um, it's not even over the top of us anymore because when you're out, you're out. Like mentally when you're out, they can't get you mentally. And then it's just about the time it takes to extricate your entire life out of those slippery, slimy clutches. And then it's game on. And really, like, you know, we need to be playing the game. Like, more people need to be playing the game properly. So we can steer it into the future because nothing's secure. Nothing's secure. Reality renders for us in real time. Yeah, there's lots of things that have been implemented that can't be reversed quickly. Demographics especially. Demographics to an extent is destiny. So people need to understand, especially in Western countries, England, Ireland, Germany, whatever, how to approach that properly.

And yeah, the chaos offers an opportunity for everyone.

Chaos is growth, like offers growth opportunity massively.

So if everything was set in stone and safe and peaceful, there's less ability for you to create something better out of that. So what we're seeing is the natural decaying of a system which is built on lies, and that can never flourish, it can never be stable, it can never be solid. Eventually that'll crumble. It's crumbling. So out of the crumbles, or while that crumbles We're gonna build something that's more rock solid, on better foundations, on the foundations that our ancestors worked on, their belief systems, their spiritual concepts and their understanding of themselves that we've forgotten, or was not given to us as previous generations told their kids and grandkids because it was captured by some other force.

Like a blip in the memories, like, like the, the SD card was just removed for 50 years.

Yeah.

And then, and then, yeah, it's finally— a lot because the internet, yeah, it's now been put back in, and people over the last few years have had massive realizations about the reality. Like, oh wow, so it's completely different.

Yeah, yeah. And the chaos is a good thing. And so going back to the mental models, it's not to see everything that's going on and be upset about it or worry about it, because fear is going to bring you down to where you can't be your best self and do your best things. So it's just to see it, see the waves coming up. Well, get my surfboard.

Yeah.

And get on the wave rather than standing there why can't it just not be waving? Why can't it just be smooth seas? Well, it's not, so get the surfboard and get on.

Yeah, chaos is necessary. There's a cycle of order and chaos that occurs like cyclically throughout history, um, and it's, it's like when one— you're in a bubble of order and then you have to the bubble that you have to leave that bubble to enter in a new bubble of order. And it's in that process that this huge amount of chaos occurs. And it's happened sort of mentally, like for example, Einstein's relativity, um, that created massive chaos, uh, in the, in the mental landscape of Western thought, essentially. Uh, but it's like Pandora's box. It can't be, can't be closed, can't be put back in. Um, you know, the way AI is developing, it is affirming this, this relativity that, that we are experiencing about reality itself. Um, so yeah, we want to go back to, to the order of things that were safer, but we can't. Um, so we have to now take this chaos and reshape it with with the new coordinates that we've been given with reality, if that makes sense. And, and you know, that's going to happen again like this. It happens in your own life as well. There's this microcosmic, macrocosmic relationship that occurs. Like as you grow, as you develop, you go through these cycles of order and chaos. Like things made sense before and now they, now they don't anymore. And then you piece it back together and you make order. And you're better, but then you have the chaos again coming later and you piece it back together and you're better again. And so you're ordering chaos, ordering chaos all the way through.

Tiger.

Yeah. And then you become badass, like a legend. Yes.

A legend of your own making and finding the divine myth that is written for you and was written for you since day one. That is really the quintessential truth of it all. Yeah. And if you can do that, then everything becomes magic in your life, and what is meant to be your success will be so.

Yeah, it's the concept of teleological destiny. Like, there's a destination that we all have that is inside of ourselves that we're going towards. Like your soul is going towards a destination and it occurs outside of you, right? So you're moving through the world and things are happening and you're getting older and you're developing, but actually really you're going to a location inside of yourself, a development that occurs within you. Um, and like everyone needs to see their life and their, uh, as a journey towards this teleological destiny. Like destiny, because it really helps to shape your reality. It helps to rid yourself of confusion, and confusion is the number one thing that gets in the way of, of growing and developing. Basically, uh, it's like, how do you need a North Star? And maybe you don't know what that North Star is, so it should start simply being something like getting healthier. Yes, like that's the easiest, strictest, best way to develop a mission in life which is going to be bigger than just getting healthier. You know, you don't want to stop at just getting healthier. There should be something bigger than that, something artistic, something grander. Um, but it starts there, like, and you do that and then suddenly everything unfolds.

Yeah, man, I cannot really think of a better way to kick off season 2 of the Soulcast, uh, this conversation that I just had with you. Yeah, so thank you truly. Thank you for everyone listening at home. We will see you in the next episode. Thank you all.

Thanks, guys.