A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube episode featuring Josh Trent discussing personal transformation, unconditional love, and the idea that emotions influence gene expression (emotional epigenetics). The speakers contrast performative self-improvement with true inner work, touch on spiritual warfare/programming, and reference sacred geometry symbolism (a pentagon/capacitor motif).
I didn't come here to fix my mom. That was my 10 year lesson.
I didn't come here to fix my mom.
I'm not here to fix my fiance. We're not here to fix each other. I'm here to learn how to unconditionally love. And that is hard, but that is the power of how emotions epigenetically express in our DNA with histone modification and methylation. And the science is very deep.
Playfulness.
Is spiritual warfare.
It is literally warfare against.
Spiritual programming. Right.
How many people feel like in the media it's pretty.
Rough, it's heavy.
So transformation in that same vein can be enjoyable. Transformation.
Does not have to be us.
Praying to the growth.
God and like.
Let me go to 15 Joe Dispenza's and let me go to 16 Tony Robbins and have all my ribbons stacked.
Up on my wall so that people can see how much work I've done. But I'm still an asshole. That's not training yourself.
When I made the logo of the podcast in 2022, I had no fricking idea that it was actually an energetic capacitor from electricity.
And in sacred.
Geometry, a.
Pentagon is harmony.
And then I realized that, oh, okay, if the capacitor is the pentagon and in geomet.
Means harmony, well then why.
Don'T we just spend our whole lives nourishing the five sides of ourself?