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[00:00:31–00:00:35] Can't be stopped. Hello, hello, hello.
[00:00:35–00:00:38] And I clapped. Gave them all the clap. We're good. We're on it.
[00:00:38–00:00:41] I think my bitches said can't stop.
[00:00:41–00:00:46] Okay, I'm just going to open up at the...
[00:00:46–00:00:50] So I'm assuming Dean isn't going to be here today, is that correct? And Dad will just come with me.
[00:00:50–00:00:52] I thought he was going in Alfred.
[00:00:52–00:00:55] Can you see these on a plane?
[00:00:55–00:01:00] Yeah, he's on a plane with a glass of champagne. I don't think he's here.
[00:01:00–00:01:05] Love him. It's like a toast to all your bitches. Have a great course. Sorry, I won't.
[00:01:05–00:01:08] He looks happy about it. God damn him.
[00:01:08–00:01:12] Hey, Gary. I'm Amir. Alora.
[00:01:12–00:01:17] Alora. What's up?
[00:01:17–00:01:20] So big. Multimani. Multimani.
[00:01:20–00:01:21] Multimaris, so big.
[00:01:21–00:01:26] You're getting so well in Italian, I'm really impressed.
[00:01:26–00:01:29] Well, I thought it was very funny because I told Divi, I said,
[00:01:29–00:01:33] yeah, it'll probably take you 12 days to learn to speak Italian.
[00:01:33–00:01:35] And that's about what it took.
[00:01:35–00:01:39] She was already very good at Italian. She's great.
[00:01:39–00:01:41] Yeah.
[00:01:41–00:01:45] She said she wasn't good at Italian, but yes, she's mistaken.
[00:01:45–00:01:47] She's one of those...
[00:01:47–00:01:53] It'd be like Dean saying he's not good at Spanish.
[00:01:53–00:01:56] That's what it would be equivalent to.
[00:01:57–00:02:01] Divi, yeah, we're talking about you, bitch.
[00:02:01–00:02:05] It's appropriate, isn't it? Do we just call everyone out?
[00:02:05–00:02:06] Yeah.
[00:02:06–00:02:08] You look amazing, by the way, Chiara, lately.
[00:02:08–00:02:12] Lied. She's very good at Italian. Exactly. Everyone's calling her out on it.
[00:02:12–00:02:15] Do you know who is the surprise goodest Italian speaker?
[00:02:15–00:02:17] Sarah Andrews.
[00:02:17–00:02:18] Right.
[00:02:18–00:02:20] Fluent Italian.
[00:02:20–00:02:21] Wow.
[00:02:21–00:02:24] What happens when you have an Italian lover?
[00:02:24–00:02:25] Apparently.
[00:02:25–00:02:29] It's a history.
[00:02:29–00:02:29] There we go.
[00:02:29–00:02:32] I'm on a telecall.
[00:02:32–00:02:34] Ernest, Ernie, I can't talk on the phone right now.
[00:02:34–00:02:36] I'm on a telecall.
[00:02:36–00:02:37] Oh, my God.
[00:02:37–00:02:38] Sorry.
[00:02:38–00:02:41] I'm like, let's get to business.
[00:02:41–00:02:43] Oh, hell.
[00:02:43–00:02:45] It's just the business of bitches.
[00:02:45–00:02:47] Oh, hell.
[00:02:47–00:02:51] Okay, so let's start with the questions that people sent in.
[00:02:51–00:02:54] Who's going to read them? I don't want to.
[00:02:54–00:02:56] Okay. Do you want me to read them, Shannon?
[00:02:56–00:02:58] It's probably best for everybody.
[00:02:58–00:03:00] But you are actually really good.
[00:03:00–00:03:03] So anyway, today I feel clear.
[00:03:03–00:03:05] The other day, I could not put a sentence together.
[00:03:05–00:03:06] Today I'm going to be fine.
[00:03:06–00:03:08] Okay, you read it then, because I'm...
[00:03:08–00:03:09] Well, I'm going to take...
[00:03:09–00:03:12] I'm going to take the first one because I feel like it's kind of my fault.
[00:03:12–00:03:15] Can you please clear Keep Sweet, Pray and Obey?
[00:03:15–00:03:20] So that was the Netflix doco that I told you guys to watch.
[00:03:20–00:03:22] I'm not really sure what she means by clear.
[00:03:22–00:03:27] However, I would say what power are you refusing that would transform
[00:03:27–00:03:30] everything that you tapped into when you watch that?
[00:03:30–00:03:31] Yeah.
[00:03:31–00:03:35] And I would say you didn't get the point of the movie, watch it again.
[00:03:35–00:03:36] Interesting.
[00:03:36–00:03:40] Yeah, I mean, for me, when I was at the end of that doco,
[00:03:40–00:03:46] I was so grateful that I was as strong of a bitch as I am.
[00:03:46–00:03:49] Because women like me who prevent stuff like that from actually...
[00:03:49–00:03:52] Like those women, I was like, what are these women doing?
[00:03:52–00:03:54] I know they're being brainwashed, but it's like...
[00:03:54–00:04:01] So I guess everywhere all of us were brainwashed to not be different.
[00:04:01–00:04:04] Everyone in India who was always brainwashed to believe that women
[00:04:04–00:04:06] were pathetic piles of shit,
[00:04:06–00:04:08] will you revoke or get reclaimed, renounce, denounce, destroy,
[00:04:08–00:04:10] and uncrate it all?
[00:04:10–00:04:11] Right.
[00:04:11–00:04:12] Right.
[00:04:12–00:04:16] Good, bad, pot and pot call, nine shorts, boys, povets and beyonds.
[00:04:16–00:04:18] I love being strong.
[00:04:18–00:04:19] I know.
[00:04:19–00:04:23] And then the next question is,
[00:04:23–00:04:27] I recognize that I'm a sexy bitch and sometimes a seductive bitch.
[00:04:27–00:04:31] However, I realized that I locked weight in my body to avoid being
[00:04:31–00:04:32] the sexy seductive bitch.
[00:04:32–00:04:35] What question can I be to change this from...
[00:04:35–00:04:38] How can I be a seductive and sexy as I truly be
[00:04:38–00:04:42] instead of being the fat cow I make myself into?
[00:04:42–00:04:44] Can I truly be?
[00:04:44–00:04:48] And everything that that is, you just trying to create it.
[00:04:48–00:04:50] Right and wrong, good and bad, pot and pot all nine shorts,
[00:04:50–00:04:52] boys, povets and beyond.
[00:04:52–00:04:54] And that was not my point of view about her.
[00:04:54–00:04:58] That was her point of view about her.
[00:04:58–00:04:59] Yes.
[00:04:59–00:05:00] Okay, next one.
[00:05:00–00:05:01] Wait, wait, let's do it.
[00:05:01–00:05:04] Can we just run that one more time because it was so good.
[00:05:04–00:05:06] How can I be the seductive and sex...
[00:05:06–00:05:09] How can I be a seductive and sexy as I truly be
[00:05:09–00:05:13] instead of being the fat cow I make myself into?
[00:05:13–00:05:15] Can I truly be?
[00:05:15–00:05:17] Everything that is, times a God, Zillion.
[00:05:17–00:05:20] Right and wrong, good and bad, pot and pot all nine shorts,
[00:05:20–00:05:22] boys, povets and beyond.
[00:05:22–00:05:25] So just a tip for those of you guys that will see this process
[00:05:25–00:05:28] on the PDF.
[00:05:28–00:05:30] You could substitute this for any place.
[00:05:30–00:05:32] If you're like in conflict about like being sexy
[00:05:32–00:05:34] but being fat or like whatever.
[00:05:34–00:05:36] You could, like if you're like poor, you could do like
[00:05:36–00:05:39] how, like you could interchange this for wherever
[00:05:39–00:05:40] whatever you're doing.
[00:05:40–00:05:42] That's what the mask, I think that's the beauty
[00:05:42–00:05:43] of this particular process.
[00:05:43–00:05:45] It will work on a lot of stuff.
[00:05:45–00:05:47] Yeah, well, but don't tell them that kind of stuff.
[00:05:47–00:05:49] Otherwise, they have no reason to come back
[00:05:49–00:05:52] and buy stuff from me.
[00:05:52–00:05:57] You're too funny.
[00:05:57–00:05:58] That's how you roll.
[00:05:58–00:06:01] You hold stuff, you withhold information.
[00:06:01–00:06:03] I withhold as much information as I can.
[00:06:03–00:06:06] Yes, I like it.
[00:06:06–00:06:09] On a previous call, you talked about how when you
[00:06:09–00:06:11] like someone, they will always disappoint you.
[00:06:11–00:06:13] Can you say more about that?
[00:06:13–00:06:14] I can.
[00:06:14–00:06:17] I think that question is direct for you.
[00:06:17–00:06:20] Yeah, so it's, here's the thing, right?
[00:06:20–00:06:22] I know that we told you story.
[00:06:22–00:06:26] I would just recap it slightly is when I was working
[00:06:26–00:06:28] with this person on this seven day event,
[00:06:28–00:06:30] I was like, I really like this person.
[00:06:30–00:06:32] I could perceive how capable they were.
[00:06:32–00:06:35] I could, there was so much I saw that they,
[00:06:35–00:06:37] that I thought they were capable of,
[00:06:37–00:06:39] which in, in the same, at the same time,
[00:06:39–00:06:42] I was looking at them and how brilliant they were.
[00:06:42–00:06:45] I was not looking at myself and how brilliant I was.
[00:06:45–00:06:48] I was putting what I had decided I was not capable
[00:06:48–00:06:50] of into their hands, right?
[00:06:50–00:06:53] That's a really key piece for me when I like someone.
[00:06:53–00:06:55] It's like, I go, oh, look how amazing they are
[00:06:55–00:06:58] and don't look at myself.
[00:06:58–00:07:00] So one and a half weeks, 150 people coming
[00:07:00–00:07:03] to the seven day event, she quit and I went fuck.
[00:07:03–00:07:04] What did I do?
[00:07:04–00:07:06] I stood up and just went right.
[00:07:06–00:07:07] I got busy and handled it.
[00:07:07–00:07:09] I got busy and I handled everything,
[00:07:09–00:07:13] which gave me the information that I was totally capable.
[00:07:13–00:07:17] But when I went, not now, so when I,
[00:07:17–00:07:20] I recognize it now if I actually go to that energy,
[00:07:20–00:07:23] which is the brilliance of using access consciousness tools.
[00:07:23–00:07:25] It's like, as you use them and as you get free,
[00:07:25–00:07:28] if you, if you like slip up and use it again,
[00:07:28–00:07:29] you go, oh, there I go.
[00:07:29–00:07:31] So you can change it, okay?
[00:07:31–00:07:35] So when they used to say, I really like this person,
[00:07:35–00:07:37] I literally shut off my awareness.
[00:07:37–00:07:40] It was like I had, you know, like when horses are racing
[00:07:40–00:07:42] and they just have those blinkers on
[00:07:42–00:07:44] all I could see blinders,
[00:07:44–00:07:47] all I could see was what was in front of me
[00:07:47–00:07:48] and going, I like this person
[00:07:48–00:07:51] and I wasn't willing to perceive everything
[00:07:51–00:07:54] like have a spherical awareness because I went,
[00:07:54–00:07:56] I like this person.
[00:07:56–00:07:58] So who do you like?
[00:07:58–00:08:01] Who have you put in the I like them category
[00:08:01–00:08:05] which does not allow you to perceive everything
[00:08:05–00:08:07] like all energies and everything that is
[00:08:07–00:08:09] we destroy and uncreate it.
[00:08:09–00:08:10] Right and wrong, good and bad,
[00:08:10–00:08:12] pot and pot, all nine shorts boys,
[00:08:12–00:08:14] povids and beyonds.
[00:08:14–00:08:18] I recommend eliminating the like in your world
[00:08:18–00:08:20] and looking at gratitude.
[00:08:20–00:08:21] Like if you were grateful for someone,
[00:08:21–00:08:23] then you're actually going to be able to,
[00:08:23–00:08:25] you know, perceive no being received
[00:08:25–00:08:27] which we talk about as an infinite being.
[00:08:27–00:08:28] It's like perceived no being received
[00:08:28–00:08:30] what someone will contribute
[00:08:30–00:08:32] and what they won't contribute.
[00:08:32–00:08:34] I mean, people like, I remember Gary,
[00:08:34–00:08:36] you said at the last seven day event,
[00:08:36–00:08:38] I thought it was so brilliant.
[00:08:38–00:08:41] You said be willing to know what people's
[00:08:41–00:08:43] agendas are and you said you're willing
[00:08:43–00:08:45] to know what people's agendas are
[00:08:45–00:08:46] because if you don't,
[00:08:46–00:08:49] then you have to say what they do
[00:08:49–00:08:51] and what they say at face value
[00:08:51–00:08:55] and that's 99.9% of the time, never true.
[00:08:55–00:08:56] What's their agenda?
[00:08:56–00:08:59] Yeah, especially working with someone.
[00:08:59–00:09:01] Yeah, most people do not tell you
[00:09:01–00:09:02] what their agenda is.
[00:09:02–00:09:04] Most people do not want to expose their agenda.
[00:09:04–00:09:07] They just want to get you to give them money
[00:09:07–00:09:08] for what they've decided
[00:09:08–00:09:11] they deserve to be paid for.
[00:09:11–00:09:11] Well, my favorite is people
[00:09:11–00:09:13] who want to come and work with access
[00:09:13–00:09:14] but somewhere in the world
[00:09:14–00:09:15] they think it's just about traveling around
[00:09:15–00:09:17] with everyone and having a good time
[00:09:17–00:09:19] and it's like, hmm.
[00:09:19–00:09:21] Not quite.
[00:09:21–00:09:21] That gets done.
[00:09:21–00:09:23] We all.
[00:09:23–00:09:24] Can I just add?
[00:09:24–00:09:25] Gallant said.
[00:09:25–00:09:27] I said, I said to her,
[00:09:27–00:09:29] so what could you do for access?
[00:09:29–00:09:30] Oh, I could do like Dane does
[00:09:30–00:09:32] and wave my hands around
[00:09:32–00:09:36] in the back of the room.
[00:09:36–00:09:38] He does more than wave his hands around
[00:09:38–00:09:41] when he does that.
[00:09:41–00:09:44] So Becky said, does everyone have an agenda?
[00:09:44–00:09:46] Yes.
[00:09:46–00:09:48] Simone's agenda is to like people.
[00:09:48–00:09:51] Was to like people.
[00:09:51–00:09:52] Was, was, was.
[00:09:52–00:09:54] I need to add on to this liking people thing
[00:09:54–00:09:56] because it's easy to say this
[00:09:56–00:10:01] but the way I see this endeavor
[00:10:01–00:10:03] of not functioning from I like this person
[00:10:03–00:10:05] or I don't like this person.
[00:10:05–00:10:07] It's very advanced
[00:10:07–00:10:09] as it's simple as it is.
[00:10:09–00:10:12] If you remove liking and categorizing
[00:10:12–00:10:15] based on liking or disliking
[00:10:15–00:10:17] then that's a whole other
[00:10:17–00:10:20] that is such a much more diverse world
[00:10:20–00:10:22] you start accessing
[00:10:22–00:10:26] like is one very base flavor
[00:10:26–00:10:29] that is I think absent
[00:10:29–00:10:32] from the variety
[00:10:32–00:10:35] and diversity of what people actually be.
[00:10:35–00:10:39] So it's a pretty advanced thing to stop doing that.
[00:10:39–00:10:40] Yeah, it is.
[00:10:40–00:10:41] Are you saying I'm advanced?
[00:10:41–00:10:43] Nani, is that your way of saying
[00:10:43–00:10:45] that I'm just amazing and awesome and advanced?
[00:10:45–00:10:47] Yeah, you're advanced.
[00:10:47–00:10:49] I'm also trying to indicate
[00:10:49–00:10:52] how big that choice to stop functioning
[00:10:52–00:10:54] from I like or I don't like is.
[00:10:54–00:10:57] Well, I would suggest to some home play.
[00:10:57–00:10:59] It's like right down three to five people
[00:10:59–00:11:01] that you've put in your I like them category
[00:11:01–00:11:03] because it's it's come up for me
[00:11:03–00:11:05] over the years in so many different ways
[00:11:05–00:11:08] and even if I look at the people I work with
[00:11:08–00:11:09] it's like some of them I've gone
[00:11:09–00:11:11] oh I like them but I'm like oh
[00:11:11–00:11:14] that's because somewhere they choose
[00:11:14–00:11:17] based on the same amount of control energy
[00:11:17–00:11:20] or they like the same things as me.
[00:11:20–00:11:22] So you put it in this category of going
[00:11:22–00:11:23] oh no they're cool.
[00:11:23–00:11:27] I like them because they they keep in place
[00:11:27–00:11:28] your limitations.
[00:11:28–00:11:30] Well, my point of view is
[00:11:30–00:11:32] I would like to be free of everything.
[00:11:32–00:11:35] So I'd say it a little different.
[00:11:35–00:11:38] I'd say they validate your limitations.
[00:11:38–00:11:40] Yeah, yeah.
[00:11:40–00:11:42] With their limitation,
[00:11:42–00:11:44] they validate your limitation.
[00:11:44–00:11:46] So we need to think everybody
[00:11:46–00:11:48] still has that same limitation
[00:11:48–00:11:50] whether they do or not.
[00:11:50–00:11:51] Yeah.
[00:11:51–00:11:53] And what do you what would you like?
[00:11:53–00:11:54] You want freedom or do you want
[00:11:54–00:11:56] people to validate your limitations?
[00:11:56–00:12:00] I want validation of my limitations.
[00:12:00–00:12:04] That's what I want.
[00:12:04–00:12:05] Yes, Gary.
[00:12:05–00:12:06] Every day I know you ring me.
[00:12:06–00:12:08] So validate my limitations.
[00:12:08–00:12:10] But we could also do this.
[00:12:10–00:12:11] So everywhere you're controlled
[00:12:11–00:12:15] by the need to be liked.
[00:12:15–00:12:16] Oh yeah that's a big one.
[00:12:16–00:12:17] So everywhere you have
[00:12:17–00:12:19] you know so what jails are using
[00:12:19–00:12:22] to create the dominance of e equals m c squared
[00:12:22–00:12:25] approve that you are liked
[00:12:25–00:12:30] which validates the limitations
[00:12:30–00:12:35] that you like better than your limitations
[00:12:35–00:12:37] that you don't like.
[00:12:37–00:12:39] It keeps you from being
[00:12:39–00:12:42] the extraordinary being you actually are
[00:12:42–00:12:43] for all eternity.
[00:12:43–00:12:44] Yeah.
[00:12:44–00:12:46] Everything that is times of God's will
[00:12:46–00:12:47] when you're a vocal can't reclaim
[00:12:47–00:12:50] renowns do not start and create it all.
[00:12:50–00:12:52] Right?
[00:12:52–00:12:53] Good and bad.
[00:12:53–00:12:55] All nine shorts boys, privates and beyonds.
[00:12:55–00:12:57] Damn, Gary, you're amazing.
[00:12:57–00:12:59] Hey, I took it out of Shannon's head.
[00:12:59–00:13:00] It's easy.
[00:13:00–00:13:01] Well, you made a masterpiece of it though.
[00:13:01–00:13:05] I am you are my so what are what jails
[00:13:05–00:13:06] are you using to create the dominance
[00:13:06–00:13:10] of equals m c squared to prove that you are liked
[00:13:10–00:13:12] which validates the limitations
[00:13:12–00:13:15] that you like better than your limitations
[00:13:15–00:13:17] that you don't like
[00:13:17–00:13:19] that keep you from being the extraordinary being
[00:13:19–00:13:22] you actually are for all eternity
[00:13:22–00:13:25] that he's got two like twists in it's great.
[00:13:25–00:13:26] Yes.
[00:13:26–00:13:28] Everything that is right and wrong.
[00:13:28–00:13:29] Good and bad.
[00:13:29–00:13:32] Pardon park all nine shorts boys, privates and beyonds.
[00:13:32–00:13:34] Ouch.
[00:13:34–00:13:37] You can do like your I mean even to extend on that home plate
[00:13:37–00:13:41] it's like like I'd be present with yourself
[00:13:41–00:13:45] and have a look am I choosing this to be like others
[00:13:45–00:13:47] or to be liked by others
[00:13:47–00:13:50] because that's the two things that will trap you as well
[00:13:50–00:13:51] like if you have all of you
[00:13:51–00:13:53] you never ever ever
[00:13:53–00:13:56] have to be choosing based on somebody else like you
[00:13:56–00:13:59] or so that you can be like others
[00:13:59–00:14:00] which is basically as we're saying
[00:14:00–00:14:03] aligning and agreeing with the limitations.
[00:14:03–00:14:04] Yeah.
[00:14:04–00:14:10] Except like big thing to just you have all of you.
[00:14:10–00:14:12] Yeah, but you're such a terrible person.
[00:14:12–00:14:15] Why would you want all of you?
[00:14:15–00:14:17] Now, how do I know you're a terrible person?
[00:14:17–00:14:19] Yeah.
[00:14:19–00:14:21] I know you're a terrible person because you judge you
[00:14:21–00:14:23] everywhere you judge you
[00:14:23–00:14:27] you try to put you into the category of terrible.
[00:14:27–00:14:31] Why is terrible so much more valuable than great?
[00:14:31–00:14:34] I know because it validates the limitations you like
[00:14:34–00:14:36] better than the limitations you don't like.
[00:14:36–00:14:38] Correct.
[00:14:38–00:14:41] Everything that is times of God's in right and wrong
[00:14:41–00:14:42] good and bad.
[00:14:42–00:14:45] Pardon park all nine shorts boys, privates and beyonds.
[00:14:45–00:14:48] We quit my audience Gary.
[00:14:48–00:14:53] Yeah, you're you know y'all just just a tad bit cray-cray.
[00:14:53–00:14:55] Okay.
[00:14:55–00:14:57] I love it.
[00:14:57–00:14:59] Can I run this a couple more times this process please.
[00:14:59–00:15:02] What jails are you using to create the dominance of
[00:15:02–00:15:05] equals MC squared to prove that you are liked
[00:15:05–00:15:08] which validates the limitations that you like better
[00:15:08–00:15:11] than the limitations you don't like.
[00:15:11–00:15:13] They keep you from being the extraordinary being
[00:15:13–00:15:16] you actually are for all eternity.
[00:15:16–00:15:17] Yeah.
[00:15:17–00:15:19] Everything that is right and wrong.
[00:15:19–00:15:19] Good and bad.
[00:15:19–00:15:25] Pardon park all nine shorts boys, privates and beyonds.
[00:15:25–00:15:28] That is the egg time big time.
[00:15:28–00:15:31] That's a big one.
[00:15:31–00:15:32] Can I run it a couple more times?
[00:15:32–00:15:33] Yes.
[00:15:33–00:15:35] What jails are you using to create the dominance of
[00:15:35–00:15:38] equals MC squared to prove that you were liked
[00:15:38–00:15:40] which validates the limitations that you like better
[00:15:40–00:15:42] than the limitations you don't like.
[00:15:42–00:15:45] They keep you from being the extraordinary being
[00:15:45–00:15:46] you actually are.
[00:15:46–00:15:49] And by the way, this one is something that will
[00:15:49–00:15:53] change relationships.
[00:15:53–00:15:54] Because.
[00:15:54–00:15:55] Right.
[00:15:55–00:15:55] Run.
[00:15:55–00:15:55] Good battle line.
[00:15:55–00:15:55] Pug.
[00:15:55–00:15:56] Pug shorts.
[00:15:56–00:15:56] Boys.
[00:15:56–00:15:56] Means.
[00:15:56–00:15:57] Yes, please.
[00:15:57–00:16:02] And because it's like you have this.
[00:16:02–00:16:03] I like this person.
[00:16:03–00:16:07] I love this person as a point of view and you will
[00:16:07–00:16:09] only allow yourself to be as great as they're
[00:16:09–00:16:11] willing to allow you to be.
[00:16:11–00:16:12] Oh my God.
[00:16:12–00:16:15] Let's judge what limitations you need to hold on to
[00:16:15–00:16:18] in order to keep your relationship functional.
[00:16:18–00:16:21] But that's a functional relationship.
[00:16:21–00:16:24] And everything that is wants us trying to create it.
[00:16:24–00:16:24] All right.
[00:16:24–00:16:25] Good and bad.
[00:16:25–00:16:25] Pardon.
[00:16:25–00:16:30] Pock all nine shorts boys povis and beyonds.
[00:16:30–00:16:31] Yeah.
[00:16:31–00:16:34] I'll reiterate.
[00:16:34–00:16:38] You will only let yourself be as great as how did
[00:16:38–00:16:40] you say that you'll only let yourself be as great
[00:16:40–00:16:42] as they.
[00:16:42–00:16:45] It's like as they like the limitations they like
[00:16:45–00:16:47] in you that you like and you are as great as as you
[00:16:47–00:16:51] would as great as you will allow yourself to be.
[00:16:51–00:16:54] You will not allow yourself to be gone go beyond
[00:16:54–00:16:57] what they don't like about you.
[00:16:57–00:16:59] Let me use that as a springboard because I've
[00:16:59–00:17:01] definitely noticed myself doing that in the last
[00:17:01–00:17:03] I don't know how long I've been married seven
[00:17:03–00:17:03] years.
[00:17:03–00:17:05] I can't quite remember something like that seven
[00:17:05–00:17:08] hundred seven or eight years.
[00:17:08–00:17:11] I've had come to places where you've actually
[00:17:11–00:17:12] helped me see it.
[00:17:12–00:17:13] And I've also found it on my own where I'm
[00:17:13–00:17:16] limiting some choice and behaving in some way
[00:17:16–00:17:18] because I don't want to make Max uncomfortable.
[00:17:18–00:17:20] So it must be this thing of this thing.
[00:17:20–00:17:22] You're yes physics thing.
[00:17:22–00:17:22] You're yeah.
[00:17:22–00:17:28] The limitations they like in you as great as you
[00:17:28–00:17:30] will allow yourself to be you won't allow yourself
[00:17:30–00:17:33] to be the limitations they don't like.
[00:17:33–00:17:34] Yeah.
[00:17:34–00:17:37] Oh my God have I had to go through tons of that.
[00:17:37–00:17:38] Yes.
[00:17:38–00:17:39] And every time I do it I feel like I'm being mean
[00:17:39–00:17:42] to Max Harkin the bitch thing.
[00:17:42–00:17:44] Yeah you are.
[00:17:44–00:17:48] And every time I've chosen to just go for it however
[00:17:48–00:17:49] he feels about it.
[00:17:49–00:17:50] Everything gets better.
[00:17:50–00:17:54] I mean I think it's a credit to him that he I
[00:17:54–00:17:58] think he lets me have that freedom or maybe he
[00:17:58–00:17:59] knows he can't stop me.
[00:17:59–00:18:02] So he had just either has to come along or go
[00:18:02–00:18:03] away.
[00:18:03–00:18:05] Maybe he's just so silly enough to love you
[00:18:05–00:18:07] enough that no matter what you do he's going
[00:18:07–00:18:09] to go.
[00:18:09–00:18:11] So but wouldn't it be cool.
[00:18:11–00:18:12] That was brilliant.
[00:18:12–00:18:15] That was so brilliant because it was so fucking
[00:18:15–00:18:19] simple and we don't look at that the simplicity
[00:18:19–00:18:22] of that and that and then.
[00:18:23–00:18:26] I think that he's prepared because we often
[00:18:26–00:18:28] don't give people a chance to.
[00:18:29–00:18:31] Grow with us and I think that's where the
[00:18:31–00:18:33] bitch conversation really comes in.
[00:18:33–00:18:35] Well yeah because it's like if you're going
[00:18:35–00:18:38] to have a relationship that grows or you know
[00:18:38–00:18:41] or a life that grows you got to have the bitch
[00:18:41–00:18:44] in order to have the growth without the bitch
[00:18:44–00:18:45] there can be no growth.
[00:18:46–00:18:47] Can you talk more about that.
[00:18:48–00:18:50] Yeah because it's like the alpha bitch in the
[00:18:50–00:18:50] herd.
[00:18:50–00:18:53] The only reason the herd gets better is because
[00:18:53–00:18:56] the alpha bitch will bite or kill hear me.
[00:18:56–00:18:57] We can hear you.
[00:18:58–00:18:58] Yeah we can use.
[00:18:59–00:19:01] We will buy you know it's like the alpha
[00:19:01–00:19:04] bitch will bite or kill anything that doesn't
[00:19:04–00:19:07] help the the the troop grow.
[00:19:08–00:19:10] And it's like if you allow your troops to grow
[00:19:11–00:19:13] then you will know when to be the bitch
[00:19:13–00:19:13] and when not.
[00:19:17–00:19:21] With control though Gary isn't it or what is it
[00:19:21–00:19:23] such a fine line with control.
[00:19:24–00:19:27] No if you use control and bitch you're
[00:19:27–00:19:29] not giving the person choice.
[00:19:30–00:19:31] You're trying to determine what their choice
[00:19:31–00:19:32] will be.
[00:19:32–00:19:35] Okay if you do bitch they still have choice
[00:19:36–00:19:38] sort of like a choose or die choice but
[00:19:43–00:19:45] fucking human rights need that shit.
[00:19:45–00:19:48] They need to fucking wop in the ass to get moving
[00:19:48–00:19:53] sometimes sometimes sometimes you know but I love
[00:19:53–00:19:55] it I mean Max did a thing with me the other
[00:19:55–00:19:58] day and I recorded it and sent it to him and he
[00:19:58–00:20:00] loved it it was great and when I heard it
[00:20:01–00:20:06] on the video it was wonderful it was perfect.
[00:20:06–00:20:09] Yeah it was the audio for the Right Riches the
[00:20:09–00:20:11] New Right Riches video yeah I'd love to actually
[00:20:11–00:20:13] show everybody is he or Angel if you're here
[00:20:13–00:20:15] could you post it in the zoom chat so everyone
[00:20:15–00:20:17] can have a link to the New Right Riches video.
[00:20:18–00:20:20] Maybe you don't know where it is actually
[00:20:20–00:20:21] Right Riches has a new YouTube channel too
[00:20:21–00:20:23] that's where the video is go subscribe to
[00:20:23–00:20:24] Right Riches YouTube.
[00:20:25–00:20:28] Put that in there that's a good idea so we
[00:20:28–00:20:29] can subscribe to that yeah.
[00:20:30–00:20:31] Yeah okay.
[00:20:33–00:20:35] All right so it's like the thing is you
[00:20:36–00:20:39] gotta be bitch enough to call things as they are
[00:20:39–00:20:42] you know the other day I was bitchy with Dane
[00:20:43–00:20:47] and you know I got angry with him about something
[00:20:47–00:20:50] and it was like and then I realized it wasn't me
[00:20:50–00:20:52] it was somebody else who was staying at the house
[00:20:54–00:20:57] you know and then I went okay so I apologize to him
[00:20:57–00:21:00] I'm sorry I was being a bitch this morning
[00:21:00–00:21:02] it doesn't actually apply because none of it was
[00:21:02–00:21:05] actually mine but being as aware as I am
[00:21:05–00:21:07] when I'm around somebody that has a whole lot
[00:21:07–00:21:10] of points of view it's not easy for me to
[00:21:10–00:21:12] maintain my cool.
[00:21:12–00:21:15] Just also just like a bitch's best friend
[00:21:15–00:21:16] those of you guys that are going on the journey
[00:21:16–00:21:19] of being a greater bitch I'm sorry is going to
[00:21:19–00:21:21] be one of your new best friends use it
[00:21:21–00:21:22] and use it abundantly.
[00:21:23–00:21:26] Yes be willing to say I'm sorry I was being a bitch
[00:21:26–00:21:28] if you acknowledge you were being a bitch
[00:21:28–00:21:30] and if you acknowledge you were being a cunt
[00:21:30–00:21:33] you want to acknowledge both it's like
[00:21:33–00:21:35] if you are willing to acknowledge that
[00:21:35–00:21:37] and say that then the other person will be
[00:21:37–00:21:40] more likely to forgive you and it'll stop
[00:21:40–00:21:42] whatever you started with that point of view
[00:21:42–00:21:44] because every choice every time you choose
[00:21:44–00:21:46] to get angry at somebody you're creating
[00:21:46–00:21:49] a whole future that is based on that anger
[00:21:49–00:21:51] and you don't get it.
[00:21:51–00:21:53] But frankly you're going to have to find out
[00:21:53–00:21:55] what you create with that like most of us
[00:21:55–00:21:59] don't actually have aptitude in identifying
[00:21:59–00:22:01] when it's a generative kick in the ass
[00:22:01–00:22:03] or anger is that's calling it
[00:22:03–00:22:05] or when it's degenerative
[00:22:05–00:22:07] you actually have to teach yourself
[00:22:07–00:22:11] in my experience it's been through trial and error
[00:22:11–00:22:14] and I've learned what works and what doesn't work.
[00:22:15–00:22:17] Yeah but that's the only way you're really going to find out
[00:22:17–00:22:19] is by doing it and then saying
[00:22:19–00:22:22] okay well that didn't work out the way I wanted it to
[00:22:22–00:22:24] what other choice would I have here
[00:22:24–00:22:26] what other choice could I have here
[00:22:26–00:22:29] and to be steadfast enough to see some things through
[00:22:29–00:22:32] some really uncomfortable transformations through.
[00:22:33–00:22:36] So with that like seeing things through right
[00:22:36–00:22:38] and it's like one of the things that
[00:22:38–00:22:40] like Gary you helped me here with this too
[00:22:40–00:22:46] because it's like say with working with people etc
[00:22:46–00:22:48] like some time like okay this morning
[00:22:48–00:22:50] I had this conversation with a few people
[00:22:50–00:22:52] and I can see how people are going
[00:22:52–00:22:55] oh why don't we do this as an answer
[00:22:55–00:22:57] to something that has not showed up
[00:22:57–00:22:59] the way we would like it to show up
[00:22:59–00:23:01] rather than going you know what
[00:23:01–00:23:03] what if we don't go like this
[00:23:03–00:23:05] withdrawal you know what I mean
[00:23:05–00:23:07] that's never that's never a choice
[00:23:07–00:23:09] from most people's points of view.
[00:23:10–00:23:12] To cancel.
[00:23:12–00:23:14] Yeah it's uncomfortable.
[00:23:14–00:23:16] It's like my point of view is
[00:23:16–00:23:18] if you have a square wheel
[00:23:18–00:23:20] dump it
[00:23:20–00:23:22] get a round one
[00:23:22–00:23:24] yeah but most people
[00:23:24–00:23:26] like Dane at one point said to me
[00:23:26–00:23:28] but that's not the way it's done here
[00:23:28–00:23:31] you try to fix whatever isn't working
[00:23:31–00:23:33] you don't just get rid of it
[00:23:33–00:23:35] and getting rid of it or canceling the other way
[00:23:35–00:23:37] yeah like the reflex let's fix it
[00:23:37–00:23:39] reflex let's come up with the answer
[00:23:39–00:23:41] reflex let's give people shit
[00:23:41–00:23:43] reflex let's do this what's going to make them
[00:23:43–00:23:45] happy so they align and agree
[00:23:45–00:23:46] with what you want them to
[00:23:46–00:23:48] rather than you know what let's
[00:23:48–00:23:50] fucking change everything.
[00:23:50–00:23:55] That's called the political agenda.
[00:23:55–00:23:59] Should we take some of the hands up questions
[00:23:59–00:24:01] they've been waiting very patiently.
[00:24:01–00:24:03] Fine.
[00:24:03–00:24:05] This is this is not a we know this isn't
[00:24:05–00:24:07] a democracy we know this is a dictatorship
[00:24:07–00:24:09] so it's totally.
[00:24:09–00:24:11] I'm the dictator.
[00:24:11–00:24:14] We don't we know trust me.
[00:24:14–00:24:16] And we and we love it that you're the
[00:24:16–00:24:18] dick or I love it that you're the dictator.
[00:24:18–00:24:20] I think we do.
[00:24:20–00:24:22] I'm like a baby dictator I'm like
[00:24:22–00:24:24] gonna grow up should be as big as him is one day.
[00:24:25–00:24:27] I'm like two and I'm like four and I'm like
[00:24:27–00:24:29] I'm big and I'm like.
[00:24:29–00:24:31] One day.
[00:24:31–00:24:33] May I grow up to be it's me and great of a
[00:24:33–00:24:35] dictator is my dad's one day.
[00:24:35–00:24:37] Yes thank you very much, that'd be awesome.
[00:24:37–00:24:39] That clean.
[00:24:39–00:24:43] That's funny.
[00:24:43–00:24:46] So, I noticed that even when I was pretty young.
[00:24:46–00:24:48] I noticed that I wanted to like
[00:24:48–00:24:50] limit using two big of words
[00:24:50–00:24:53] and how I dressed in a lot of
[00:24:53–00:24:56] based on, I want it to still be approachable.
[00:24:56–00:24:59] And then I noticed in this call that like,
[00:24:59–00:25:02] both the lady energy and the alpha bitch energy
[00:25:02–00:25:05] has this like, people don't cross them
[00:25:06–00:25:08] in the same way they don't.
[00:25:08–00:25:09] So, so it's this past.
[00:25:09–00:25:12] Okay, you can stop with, they don't cross them.
[00:25:12–00:25:14] You don't cross an alpha bitch
[00:25:14–00:25:16] and you don't cross a lady bitch.
[00:25:17–00:25:18] Big mistake.
[00:25:18–00:25:20] Right, so, so can you speak a little bit like,
[00:25:20–00:25:22] how does still be accessible to people
[00:25:22–00:25:24] that actually desire change and be that lady
[00:25:24–00:25:25] or that bitch?
[00:25:25–00:25:26] Why don't you just be accessible
[00:25:26–00:25:28] to those people you want to help?
[00:25:28–00:25:30] You truly want to, you know, have in your life.
[00:25:32–00:25:35] Yeah, it's like, sorry.
[00:25:35–00:25:36] One of the things that I see happening
[00:25:36–00:25:38] like with David Kubas,
[00:25:38–00:25:40] if he thinks he likes somebody
[00:25:40–00:25:43] or somebody has the potential to be, you know, to be good,
[00:25:43–00:25:46] he then tries to bend over backwards to help him.
[00:25:47–00:25:50] Or if they look good in shorts, basically.
[00:25:50–00:25:56] Yeah, only the men if they look good in shorts.
[00:25:56–00:25:58] Well, and he doesn't help in shorts.
[00:25:58–00:26:01] They have to have a full skirt and a full skirt.
[00:26:03–00:26:04] Oh, good.
[00:26:06–00:26:08] But Kathleen, are we, I'm just wondering
[00:26:08–00:26:11] what your definition of accessible is.
[00:26:11–00:26:14] Do you think that dad's, is Gary accessible?
[00:26:14–00:26:15] Yes.
[00:26:15–00:26:15] Am I?
[00:26:17–00:26:19] Yes, sometimes it's a little tricky.
[00:26:19–00:26:20] Not as much.
[00:26:20–00:26:21] I'm not as accessible,
[00:26:21–00:26:22] but things still work pretty well.
[00:26:22–00:26:24] So I'm not sure if accessible
[00:26:24–00:26:26] is necessarily the target.
[00:26:26–00:26:27] I'm just wondering.
[00:26:27–00:26:29] Which is a really good point.
[00:26:29–00:26:29] Is there a different word?
[00:26:29–00:26:33] Yeah, it's like available for those who can receive.
[00:26:35–00:26:36] You don't want to be accessible.
[00:26:36–00:26:39] You want to be available for those who can receive.
[00:26:39–00:26:39] Wow.
[00:26:39–00:26:41] Because a whole lot of people can't receive.
[00:26:41–00:26:42] Wow.
[00:26:43–00:26:46] So then that I'm clearing that Shannon talked about,
[00:26:46–00:26:48] you can plug in anything.
[00:26:48–00:26:50] I think part of it for me is having,
[00:26:50–00:26:51] like where all those places where I bought,
[00:26:51–00:26:55] that I have to be, people have to relate to me.
[00:26:55–00:26:58] But isn't this another version of being like,
[00:26:58–00:27:00] or is this another version of being like?
[00:27:00–00:27:01] Yeah, probably.
[00:27:01–00:27:02] Yeah, so the liking clearing
[00:27:02–00:27:04] probably will work pretty well too.
[00:27:04–00:27:06] You got to nip that in the tuchus, Kathleen.
[00:27:06–00:27:07] Nip that what?
[00:27:07–00:27:09] Nip that in the tuchus.
[00:27:09–00:27:11] Oh, God, yeah.
[00:27:11–00:27:14] Yeah, so anything else about that energy
[00:27:14–00:27:16] of both ladies and the alpha bitch,
[00:27:16–00:27:18] where people don't cross them.
[00:27:19–00:27:22] What, like choosing that energy?
[00:27:22–00:27:24] Yes, Shannon, you answer.
[00:27:24–00:27:28] If you were going to approach a very powerful horse,
[00:27:29–00:27:33] would you, and what would you have to be to do so?
[00:27:35–00:27:38] Like, definitely my energy would expand out
[00:27:38–00:27:40] and become more aware than I sometimes am.
[00:27:42–00:27:45] And also, what else?
[00:27:45–00:27:46] It's kind of like when I go into the ocean
[00:27:46–00:27:48] because I swim in the ocean all the time.
[00:27:48–00:27:50] It's like I know there's sharks
[00:27:50–00:27:53] and stingrays and jellyfish or whatever,
[00:27:53–00:27:54] and people say, I want to use them in the ocean,
[00:27:54–00:27:58] but it's like, I just become more present and aware,
[00:27:58–00:28:00] I think, and expand out in a different way.
[00:28:00–00:28:02] Oh, you mean you choose to be aware
[00:28:02–00:28:04] when you're in a dangerous situation.
[00:28:07–00:28:09] If you like somebody,
[00:28:09–00:28:10] or you want to be approachable,
[00:28:10–00:28:14] you have to make yourself non-dangerous.
[00:28:14–00:28:16] Oh, nice.
[00:28:17–00:28:19] Can you make a dangerous process?
[00:28:21–00:28:23] Sure.
[00:28:23–00:28:25] What jails are you using to create the dominance
[00:28:25–00:28:30] of equals MC square to prove that danger is real?
[00:28:30–00:28:31] Nice.
[00:28:31–00:28:37] When it's not, and to prove the danger could kill you
[00:28:39–00:28:45] easier than you can kill you, are you choosing?
[00:28:45–00:28:45] And everything that that is,
[00:28:45–00:28:47] will you guys just strain and create it, please?
[00:28:47–00:28:49] Right, Ron, good and bad,
[00:28:49–00:28:50] pot and pot, all nine,
[00:28:50–00:28:52] short spoils, polis and beyonds.
[00:28:53–00:28:56] Like I remember seeing this video,
[00:28:56–00:28:57] I brought it up once before,
[00:28:57–00:28:58] I was on the way to, I think,
[00:28:58–00:29:02] a SOP class where this elephant
[00:29:02–00:29:04] who like had been trained
[00:29:04–00:29:05] and people were riding him
[00:29:05–00:29:07] and he was being ridden in the crowd
[00:29:07–00:29:08] and he was just like, that's enough.
[00:29:08–00:29:11] He like tossed off the rider
[00:29:11–00:29:13] and tried to like stay and kill everybody.
[00:29:13–00:29:15] He didn't care whether they died or not,
[00:29:15–00:29:18] and he was just like, leave me the fuck alone.
[00:29:18–00:29:23] And I'm like, that, it's a little bit different energy
[00:29:23–00:29:27] because you shouldn't have to get to that energy per se,
[00:29:27–00:29:29] but like being willing to be that or something,
[00:29:29–00:29:30] you know what I mean?
[00:29:30–00:29:32] Well, I mean, the elephant could just go there
[00:29:32–00:29:34] because the elephant would go there.
[00:29:34–00:29:38] You wouldn't go there because you'd like them to like you.
[00:29:38–00:29:40] Yeah.
[00:29:40–00:29:42] That's the antithesis of the kingdom of bitch.
[00:29:42–00:29:45] Yeah.
[00:29:45–00:29:49] And I noticed it around, you know, like I've kind of forgotten
[00:29:49–00:29:53] but I came out, my neighbor was on the beach yesterday,
[00:29:53–00:29:56] I think, and she happens to have a good-looking brother.
[00:29:56–00:29:57] And as soon as I like met him,
[00:29:57–00:30:01] I went into this like space of like doubting myself.
[00:30:01–00:30:02] And I'm like, what is that?
[00:30:02–00:30:04] You know, like.
[00:30:04–00:30:05] So I have a question for you.
[00:30:05–00:30:06] Yeah.
[00:30:06–00:30:10] Is there any chance that he was doubting himself?
[00:30:10–00:30:11] Yeah.
[00:30:11–00:30:14] Good-looking people don't doubt themselves, do they?
[00:30:14–00:30:17] I say do.
[00:30:17–00:30:19] Do you, Shannon?
[00:30:19–00:30:21] Oh, thanks, Simone.
[00:30:21–00:30:25] Yes, I have been known to doubt myself a time or two.
[00:30:25–00:30:28] Let's see, Max, does Max doubt himself ever?
[00:30:28–00:30:31] That's Max's bread and butter, self-doubt.
[00:30:31–00:30:34] Yeah.
[00:30:34–00:30:35] OK, tell him to do a class on that.
[00:30:35–00:30:37] I will be there.
[00:30:37–00:30:38] You doubt yourself too much, Kathleen.
[00:30:42–00:30:45] Yeah, it's called right doubt for you.
[00:30:45–00:30:47] Best wrongness of me for you.
[00:30:47–00:30:52] I'm the best of being the most wrong.
[00:30:52–00:30:53] It's a rare talent.
[00:30:53–00:30:55] Yeah, because I thought of that.
[00:30:55–00:30:56] I thought, well, it could be his instead of mine,
[00:30:56–00:30:58] but I'm like, no, just what Shannon said.
[00:30:58–00:30:59] He's like, he's too good-looking.
[00:30:59–00:31:00] He can't be doubted.
[00:31:04–00:31:05] Probably like Gary.
[00:31:05–00:31:07] He probably doesn't even know he's good-looking.
[00:31:07–00:31:09] Kathleen, if you play your cards right,
[00:31:09–00:31:12] you might be dangerous enough to change your reality,
[00:31:12–00:31:14] but at the rate you're going.
[00:31:14–00:31:17] You ain't going to make it.
[00:31:17–00:31:18] You ain't going to get laid, honey.
[00:31:18–00:31:21] Oh, boy.
[00:31:21–00:31:23] Yep, well, yeah.
[00:31:23–00:31:25] This call has been wonderful.
[00:31:25–00:31:27] So I'm so glad that I'm on.
[00:31:27–00:31:28] Thank you so much.
[00:31:28–00:31:29] Thank you.
[00:31:29–00:31:30] Appreciate it.
[00:31:30–00:31:31] OK, who's next?
[00:31:31–00:31:33] I might run the dangerous process just one more time
[00:31:33–00:31:36] before we go to the next question.
[00:31:36–00:31:39] What gels are you using to create the dominance of E
[00:31:39–00:31:42] equals mc squared to prove that danger is real
[00:31:42–00:31:44] when it's not?
[00:31:44–00:31:48] And to prove that danger could kill you easier
[00:31:48–00:31:51] than you could kill you or are you choosing?
[00:31:51–00:31:52] Weird.
[00:31:52–00:31:54] And everything that is, you guys, is throwing in credit all.
[00:31:54–00:31:55] All right, Ron.
[00:31:55–00:31:56] Good job.
[00:31:56–00:31:57] Cotton pock all nine.
[00:31:57–00:32:00] Shorts boys, povids and beyonds.
[00:32:00–00:32:01] Can you give a little bit more information
[00:32:01–00:32:03] on that last piece, Gary?
[00:32:03–00:32:04] It's not landing with me.
[00:32:04–00:32:08] The proof that danger could kill you easier
[00:32:08–00:32:09] than you could kill you.
[00:32:09–00:32:10] The danger could kill you.
[00:32:10–00:32:11] Yeah.
[00:32:11–00:32:15] Yes, like you assume, if you're in a dangerous situation,
[00:32:15–00:32:18] you get aware or you get unaware.
[00:32:18–00:32:19] I live in Australia.
[00:32:19–00:32:21] It's constantly dangerous here.
[00:32:21–00:32:24] Yes, it's called you have snakes that will, you know.
[00:32:24–00:32:26] Snakes and sharks, yeah.
[00:32:26–00:32:30] Yes, snakes, sharks, and spiders that will bite you
[00:32:30–00:32:32] and eat you and destroy you.
[00:32:32–00:32:37] OK, so danger is more real to you.
[00:32:37–00:32:42] But what do you have to do to kill yourself?
[00:32:42–00:32:43] Be unconscious.
[00:32:43–00:32:44] Yeah.
[00:32:44–00:32:45] Right.
[00:32:45–00:32:46] You have to be unconscious.
[00:32:46–00:32:51] You have to be willing to be unconscious to have death
[00:32:51–00:32:55] by self.
[00:32:55–00:32:58] And it's only when you're willing to turn off your awareness
[00:32:58–00:33:00] that you can have death with ease.
[00:33:00–00:33:03] Which most people are willing to be aware in some areas,
[00:33:03–00:33:06] but not all, like they'll turn it off in relationship
[00:33:07–00:33:10] or with their body or with business or with money or, yeah.
[00:33:10–00:33:11] OK, cool.
[00:33:11–00:33:12] Thank you.
[00:33:12–00:33:15] Great, well done.
[00:33:15–00:33:17] Turn it off wherever they want it.
[00:33:17–00:33:21] Let's do it one more time and then go to the question.
[00:33:21–00:33:23] What jails are you using to create dominance
[00:33:23–00:33:26] of e-ecozine seed squared to prove that danger is real
[00:33:26–00:33:27] when it's not?
[00:33:27–00:33:30] And to prove that danger could kill you easier
[00:33:30–00:33:32] than you could kill you, are you choosing?
[00:33:32–00:33:33] And everything at that is times of God's will
[00:33:33–00:33:35] when you destroy and uncreate it.
[00:33:35–00:33:36] Right, Ron.
[00:33:36–00:33:37] Good and bad.
[00:33:37–00:33:40] Puddin' pock all nine short spoils, povids and beyond.
[00:33:40–00:33:44] This process is like a subterrain process.
[00:33:44–00:33:47] This is like under the surface of reality.
[00:33:47–00:33:51] This is hitting though in such a bizarre, weird place that
[00:33:51–00:33:54] is, it's making my guts go, blah, blah, blah, blah.
[00:33:54–00:33:58] So guys, you ought to probably listen to this a few times
[00:33:58–00:34:01] more and see where it takes you.
[00:34:01–00:34:04] Because it could give you a level of freedom
[00:34:04–00:34:06] that you're not willing to have.
[00:34:07–00:34:10] There's a question from Kathy that she asks me, which I think
[00:34:10–00:34:13] is where I'd like to go dovetailing off this.
[00:34:13–00:34:15] Sorry, Teresa.
[00:34:15–00:34:19] Just quickly, this other question from Kathy.
[00:34:19–00:34:20] Shannon, in this lifetime, you really
[00:34:20–00:34:25] own being a bitch in all aspects of your life.
[00:34:25–00:34:27] It's inspiring.
[00:34:27–00:34:28] Thanks, Kathy.
[00:34:28–00:34:32] Can you please talk about being a bitch with creating
[00:34:32–00:34:34] and creation?
[00:34:34–00:34:37] Oh, actually, I thought this would connect more.
[00:34:37–00:34:40] Sorry.
[00:34:40–00:34:45] This thing about being liked or versus being dangerous,
[00:34:45–00:34:45] how do we do this?
[00:34:45–00:34:48] Because it's like everything that's wrong with you
[00:34:48–00:34:49] is what's wrong with you.
[00:34:49–00:34:50] So it's like if you're going to be strong,
[00:34:50–00:34:52] you're going to be wrong.
[00:34:52–00:34:59] Dangerous, unliked, a bitch, a cunt.
[00:34:59–00:35:04] What judgment are you using to refuse what you could create
[00:35:04–00:35:06] as the kingdom of bitch?
[00:35:06–00:35:10] What judgment are you using to prevent what you could create
[00:35:10–00:35:11] in the kingdom of bitch?
[00:35:11–00:35:13] As the kingdom of bitch?
[00:35:13–00:35:14] As.
[00:35:14–00:35:15] As the kingdom of bitch?
[00:35:15–00:35:17] And all those judgments where you revoke or can't
[00:35:17–00:35:20] or send renounced, announce, astrayan, and create them all?
[00:35:20–00:35:20] Please.
[00:35:20–00:35:23] Right, right, good and bad, pot and pock, all nine,
[00:35:23–00:35:26] shores, spoils, povids, and beyonds.
[00:35:26–00:35:28] Creation is very, I was just reading this in the Right
[00:35:28–00:35:30] Riches book about the difference between generation
[00:35:30–00:35:31] and creation.
[00:35:31–00:35:35] Generation is energy, space, consciousness, and primal
[00:35:35–00:35:36] materia.
[00:35:36–00:35:38] Creation is like the doing.
[00:35:38–00:35:38] And so when you're.
[00:35:38–00:35:40] It's the choice.
[00:35:40–00:35:41] It's the choice.
[00:35:41–00:35:43] Creation is always the choice.
[00:35:43–00:35:44] Creation is the choice.
[00:35:44–00:35:48] And so to actualize stuff on this planet in this life,
[00:35:48–00:35:53] sometimes we have to deal with people and do stuff.
[00:35:53–00:35:56] And the willing, if you always need,
[00:35:56–00:35:58] I have found that there are certain things
[00:35:58–00:36:01] that I've wanted to accomplish, one of them
[00:36:01–00:36:08] being making consciousness a more dominant source and force.
[00:36:08–00:36:09] I had to come up against a lot of stuff
[00:36:09–00:36:13] that really, it's so easy to shut yourself down
[00:36:13–00:36:14] or collapse underneath the weight of it
[00:36:14–00:36:17] because nobody fucking wants you to go there.
[00:36:17–00:36:21] Well, almost nobody, almost nobody.
[00:36:21–00:36:24] And this is this power or this diligence
[00:36:24–00:36:30] or this persistence that's so judged in this reality
[00:36:30–00:36:32] because people are preventative.
[00:36:32–00:36:35] People are not like, I guess people just don't want to change.
[00:36:35–00:36:38] I don't even know what the fuck because they just prevent.
[00:36:38–00:36:42] They do avoidance and prevention and not possibility.
[00:36:42–00:36:47] That and like I am possibility is like my life force.
[00:36:47–00:36:51] And well, it actually is the life force of a humanoid
[00:36:51–00:36:54] and the life force that creates a humanoid
[00:36:54–00:36:56] having a life that they love.
[00:36:56–00:36:57] Yep.
[00:36:57–00:37:02] And the sad, but real truth is that you're not going
[00:37:02–00:37:05] to actualize all of the things that's possible
[00:37:05–00:37:07] without people making you wrong.
[00:37:07–00:37:09] So that's where the kingdom of bitch really comes in.
[00:37:09–00:37:10] If you're willing to be judged as a bitch,
[00:37:10–00:37:13] holy shit, you're unstoppable.
[00:37:13–00:37:17] Yeah, that's where the real magic begins
[00:37:17–00:37:20] about how you manage to get everything in your life
[00:37:20–00:37:21] as you would like it.
[00:37:21–00:37:26] Living testament, I testified to that 100%, 100%.
[00:37:27–00:37:29] Thank you, Shannon.
[00:37:29–00:37:31] Okay, cool beans.
[00:37:32–00:37:33] Teresa?
[00:37:34–00:37:35] Hi guys.
[00:37:35–00:37:38] So I'm reading this book, June,
[00:37:38–00:37:41] and there's a group of women there
[00:37:41–00:37:43] that impact the political scene
[00:37:43–00:37:45] and they do a lot of it from behind
[00:37:45–00:37:47] and they use what's called the voice
[00:37:47–00:37:50] where the person has to do what they say.
[00:37:50–00:37:53] So whether it is seductive bitch
[00:37:53–00:37:56] or the dominant one or the alpha bitch,
[00:37:56–00:37:57] can you say more about the,
[00:37:57–00:38:00] when the people go, yeah, we'll go that way
[00:38:00–00:38:01] when a bitch says so?
[00:38:01–00:38:05] Well, it's like you have to learn to develop the voice.
[00:38:06–00:38:08] See, you've never been taught to develop your voice
[00:38:08–00:38:13] so that people will automatically respond to it.
[00:38:13–00:38:14] Do you have children?
[00:38:14–00:38:16] No.
[00:38:16–00:38:16] Too bad.
[00:38:16–00:38:21] They're really good to practice on.
[00:38:21–00:38:22] Okay.
[00:38:22–00:38:23] Do you wanna practice on my kids?
[00:38:24–00:38:25] Sure.
[00:38:26–00:38:30] See, I love it because I watched my youngest daughter, Grace.
[00:38:30–00:38:33] Grace goes, please don't do that.
[00:38:33–00:38:37] And she says, please, with a particular sound,
[00:38:37–00:38:42] it gets the boys to look and not do.
[00:38:42–00:38:43] Please don't do that.
[00:38:44–00:38:47] And it's like my mother had that.
[00:38:47–00:38:49] But hers was always Gary Major.
[00:38:49–00:38:51] And I knew I was in trouble then.
[00:38:51–00:38:53] So I would like duck my head
[00:38:53–00:38:55] and scrunch in the corner.
[00:38:56–00:39:01] Theresa, do you allow yourself to be disregarded?
[00:39:01–00:39:05] Oh, I actually forgot the meaning of disregarded.
[00:39:08–00:39:10] Be made nothing of.
[00:39:10–00:39:13] Be dis, you know, have somebody pay no attention
[00:39:13–00:39:14] to you at all.
[00:39:14–00:39:16] Yeah, I don't like that.
[00:39:16–00:39:21] You don't like it, but do you let people do it?
[00:39:21–00:39:23] Yeah, I guess so.
[00:39:23–00:39:26] Yeah, because that's why you don't like it.
[00:39:26–00:39:27] Okay.
[00:39:27–00:39:29] Because you really want them to pay attention to you.
[00:39:29–00:39:31] And when they don't, it's irritating.
[00:39:32–00:39:34] But I would have to use the voice
[00:39:34–00:39:36] in order for them to pay attention to me.
[00:39:36–00:39:38] Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
[00:39:38–00:39:40] You have to use the voice, you have to use,
[00:39:40–00:39:42] there's like energy pools all.
[00:39:42–00:39:43] Yeah, everything.
[00:39:43–00:39:44] Like a restaurant, yeah.
[00:39:44–00:39:46] And it's like, are you able to get the waiter
[00:39:46–00:39:48] over there instantaneously?
[00:39:48–00:39:50] Not even being loud, it's just like boom.
[00:39:50–00:39:52] I just go, excuse me.
[00:39:52–00:39:54] And it's like a deal.
[00:39:54–00:39:56] And stop dead in their tracks.
[00:39:56–00:39:57] Most of the time.
[00:39:58–00:40:00] Once in a while they ignore me and then I go.
[00:40:01–00:40:04] It is never good for them to ignore the voice.
[00:40:04–00:40:05] It's never good for them.
[00:40:05–00:40:06] And we know that.
[00:40:06–00:40:09] Yeah, don't ignore the Douglas.
[00:40:12–00:40:13] Are you willing to get what you want
[00:40:13–00:40:17] when you want it the way you want it, no matter what?
[00:40:17–00:40:18] So you got to develop the voice.
[00:40:18–00:40:20] The reason I suggested everybody read
[00:40:20–00:40:23] is because of that, where you can see,
[00:40:23–00:40:28] oh, have I developed a voice that cannot be stopped?
[00:40:29–00:40:33] You know, what have I not done that I could do?
[00:40:33–00:40:34] Okay, what have I not done?
[00:40:34–00:40:35] Okay.
[00:40:35–00:40:36] Yeah, you know.
[00:40:36–00:40:39] That, can I just say that whole energy though,
[00:40:39–00:40:41] I get what you want when you want it, et cetera.
[00:40:41–00:40:42] It's like, you've also got to be one
[00:40:42–00:40:45] of the most potent things is being able
[00:40:45–00:40:47] to change that on a dime.
[00:40:47–00:40:48] Yeah.
[00:40:48–00:40:49] You know what?
[00:40:49–00:40:50] I was wrong.
[00:40:50–00:40:51] Actually, that.
[00:40:51–00:40:53] I don't want that, I want that.
[00:40:53–00:40:56] Well, one of the ways for me that the voice works
[00:40:56–00:41:00] is that what I want is best for everybody, usually.
[00:41:00–00:41:03] I'm not usually, I'm not imposing my will on people.
[00:41:03–00:41:04] It's very difficult.
[00:41:04–00:41:06] That's dictatorship, right?
[00:41:06–00:41:07] Yeah.
[00:41:07–00:41:09] And it's like, and that's also the place
[00:41:09–00:41:11] where you would come at, I want this done
[00:41:11–00:41:14] because I want it done, not because it's going
[00:41:14–00:41:18] to contribute to the whole, not just me.
[00:41:19–00:41:22] If you have that selfish point of view of just me,
[00:41:22–00:41:24] you're going to have a problem.
[00:41:24–00:41:26] When you're coming from the kingdom of we,
[00:41:26–00:41:28] people can feel it and the people
[00:41:28–00:41:32] who want to contribute to what's possible will listen.
[00:41:32–00:41:32] Yeah.
[00:41:32–00:41:34] And you get better at being in tune with that.
[00:41:34–00:41:38] It's the, it's the frequency of consciousness
[00:41:38–00:41:41] that those who will participate are listening to,
[00:41:41–00:41:43] even if they're not cognizant of it.
[00:41:43–00:41:44] And listening for.
[00:41:45–00:41:48] And they don't know they're listening for it.
[00:41:48–00:41:49] That's the bigger point.
[00:41:49–00:41:54] They're actually, they want to hear that.
[00:41:55–00:41:55] Okay.
[00:41:55–00:41:57] Wow. Thank you.
[00:41:57–00:41:58] Thank you.
[00:41:58–00:42:00] One other thing just popped up.
[00:42:00–00:42:00] Thank you.
[00:42:00–00:42:01] Sorry.
[00:42:01–00:42:06] So if a bitch is a leader, what is a bitch led by?
[00:42:06–00:42:07] Or what does a bitch follow?
[00:42:07–00:42:10] The good of the whole.
[00:42:10–00:42:11] This.
[00:42:11–00:42:12] Okay.
[00:42:12–00:42:13] That's that.
[00:42:13–00:42:14] Okay.
[00:42:14–00:42:16] If it's not the good of the whole, it's usually.
[00:42:16–00:42:17] Sorry.
[00:42:19–00:42:21] Oh, I forgot we're being translated.
[00:42:21–00:42:23] What's the bigger picture?
[00:42:23–00:42:24] What are you here for?
[00:42:24–00:42:25] What are you here for?
[00:42:25–00:42:29] And start to look at that here on this plan for,
[00:42:29–00:42:30] it doesn't have to be what I'm here for,
[00:42:30–00:42:32] or Gary's here for what Shannon's here for.
[00:42:32–00:42:33] What are you here for?
[00:42:33–00:42:34] What actually brings you joy?
[00:42:34–00:42:35] What makes you happy?
[00:42:35–00:42:37] What would you like to choose?
[00:42:37–00:42:38] That's being a bitch,
[00:42:38–00:42:42] choosing actually what you would like to choose.
[00:42:42–00:42:43] Yeah.
[00:42:43–00:42:45] It's good.
[00:42:45–00:42:45] Okay.
[00:42:45–00:42:49] Next.
[00:42:50–00:42:51] Manuela.
[00:42:51–00:42:54] And then we should go to a couple of the question.
[00:42:54–00:42:55] Okay.
[00:42:55–00:42:58] I'm not even sure if I can put sentences together.
[00:43:00–00:43:03] You guys are twisting my whole brain up.
[00:43:03–00:43:05] This whole conversation, like I realized,
[00:43:05–00:43:08] I always bitch to me was mean.
[00:43:08–00:43:09] Like when we had.
[00:43:09–00:43:11] Oh, that's cut.
[00:43:12–00:43:13] Really?
[00:43:13–00:43:16] Cut is mean, bitch's not.
[00:43:16–00:43:17] Okay, cool.
[00:43:17–00:43:17] Okay.
[00:43:17–00:43:19] Well, that's an interesting, this is a great,
[00:43:19–00:43:21] but this is a whole new frontier of discovery.
[00:43:21–00:43:23] I mean, that's even clarifying for me.
[00:43:23–00:43:24] Good.
[00:43:24–00:43:25] Go on, Manuela.
[00:43:28–00:43:32] I'm kind of confused about the perverted disabilities.
[00:43:33–00:43:37] Like, so is that particularly parents that?
[00:43:37–00:43:39] No, because if you,
[00:43:39–00:43:41] because if you look at the conversation we had today
[00:43:41–00:43:43] about what we do in relationship too,
[00:43:43–00:43:45] that's also perverting a disability
[00:43:45–00:43:47] with a spouse or a partner.
[00:43:47–00:43:48] Yeah.
[00:43:48–00:43:50] I mean, I think we do it with our friends too.
[00:43:50–00:43:51] Oh yeah.
[00:43:51–00:43:53] We pervert our,
[00:43:53–00:43:57] we pervert ourselves into what limitations they like
[00:43:58–00:43:59] that we like.
[00:43:59–00:44:01] I was even curious if you do that with yourself.
[00:44:01–00:44:02] Like, am I doing that with myself?
[00:44:02–00:44:05] But I was looking at it more for yourself.
[00:44:05–00:44:06] What's up?
[00:44:06–00:44:08] Do you lie to yourself?
[00:44:08–00:44:10] Yeah.
[00:44:10–00:44:11] Only as often as she can.
[00:44:12–00:44:13] No.
[00:44:13–00:44:16] What if that was a new demand?
[00:44:16–00:44:17] Yeah.
[00:44:17–00:44:19] And if I never lied to myself again.
[00:44:19–00:44:22] And everything that is, we go astray and create it.
[00:44:22–00:44:23] All right.
[00:44:23–00:44:24] And Ron, good and bad.
[00:44:24–00:44:25] Puck and puddle on 9 shorts, boys,
[00:44:25–00:44:26] private jimmy arms.
[00:44:27–00:44:29] But it's not taking.
[00:44:29–00:44:30] I do everybody else.
[00:44:31–00:44:33] Be truthful to yourself.
[00:44:33–00:44:36] No, there's still life sneaking in there.
[00:44:41–00:44:46] There's something about taking my own capacities
[00:44:49–00:44:51] and somehow making them a disability
[00:44:51–00:44:54] or like how am I, like what gets twisted?
[00:44:54–00:44:58] It all just feels like all of this is unwinding.
[00:44:58–00:44:58] Okay.
[00:44:58–00:45:01] How many times have you done the feelings call?
[00:45:03–00:45:04] A few during the day.
[00:45:06–00:45:08] You need to start doing it more
[00:45:08–00:45:11] cause you still go back to your fucking feelings, lady.
[00:45:11–00:45:14] Well, my body is feeling the twist.
[00:45:14–00:45:16] But that's Emmanuella.
[00:45:16–00:45:18] Listen to him.
[00:45:18–00:45:18] Okay.
[00:45:19–00:45:23] Beings, sense, bodies, feel.
[00:45:23–00:45:25] And you do say feeling a lot.
[00:45:25–00:45:27] You say feeling all the time.
[00:45:27–00:45:29] You love your feelings.
[00:45:29–00:45:32] They're the most important thing to you.
[00:45:32–00:45:34] He is giving you.
[00:45:34–00:45:36] You're being sloppy and lazy.
[00:45:36–00:45:37] True.
[00:45:37–00:45:38] Thank you.
[00:45:38–00:45:40] Okay. Stop being sloppy and lazy.
[00:45:40–00:45:42] You are not mastering the way you think.
[00:45:42–00:45:43] Otherwise we're going to have to give you
[00:45:43–00:45:45] a cowbell to wear.
[00:45:46–00:45:48] Oh God, that's hilarious.
[00:45:50–00:45:52] Not really, but hilarious.
[00:45:52–00:45:54] I think a Swedish cowbell would be very good.
[00:45:54–00:45:58] You know, one of those with the big collar thing that, you know.
[00:45:59–00:46:00] Hilarious.
[00:46:00–00:46:04] So all of that's part of avoiding being a leader.
[00:46:04–00:46:05] Yes.
[00:46:05–00:46:07] That's avoiding being the bitch that will lead.
[00:46:07–00:46:10] The bitch will always lead to possibility.
[00:46:11–00:46:13] But you're trying desperately not to be a woman.
[00:46:14–00:46:16] Say more.
[00:46:16–00:46:26] A woman was designed to be a leader, not a follower.
[00:46:26–00:46:30] I know there's a piece about the kindness of a lady.
[00:46:31–00:46:32] Lady.
[00:46:32–00:46:35] Yeah, but it's like a lady can be a bitch too.
[00:46:35–00:46:38] Yeah.
[00:46:38–00:46:40] Okay. We need to move on now.
[00:46:40–00:46:41] I am. Thanks.
[00:46:41–00:46:42] Thanks.
[00:46:42–00:46:44] Simone, do you want to do the sent in questions
[00:46:44–00:46:46] or the hands up questions?
[00:46:48–00:46:49] Let's do one more of that.
[00:46:49–00:46:51] Do April and then we go.
[00:46:52–00:46:53] Lucky April.
[00:46:53–00:46:54] Come on up.
[00:46:54–00:46:55] Lucky April.
[00:46:55–00:46:57] Thank you, ladies.
[00:47:01–00:47:05] This is a slight, I guess slight change of direction
[00:47:05–00:47:08] going back to the movie that Gary recommended
[00:47:08–00:47:09] in the first call.
[00:47:10–00:47:13] And by the way, I know like Gary and Dane
[00:47:13–00:47:15] have always like excelled with wedgies,
[00:47:15–00:47:17] but I've decided there's two other things
[00:47:17–00:47:20] that they excel at what I call scramblers,
[00:47:20–00:47:22] which some of these clearings have been,
[00:47:22–00:47:26] and zingers, which is what this movie recommendation,
[00:47:26–00:47:30] at least for me in the first call was this now Voyager,
[00:47:30–00:47:32] it seemed like he was talking totally to somebody else.
[00:47:32–00:47:34] But of course, like the thing came back
[00:47:34–00:47:36] and completely zinged me.
[00:47:36–00:47:39] So I watched the movie like several times
[00:47:39–00:47:41] and I'm just like completely, first of all, like,
[00:47:41–00:47:43] oh my God, it's a complete zinger.
[00:47:43–00:47:46] Like, so there's that, but I was curious
[00:47:46–00:47:48] to ask my question is like,
[00:47:48–00:47:50] what does that have to do with being a bitch?
[00:47:50–00:47:54] Like, how does that tie into being a bitch?
[00:47:54–00:47:54] I'm very intrigued.
[00:47:54–00:47:56] Her mother was a cunt.
[00:47:56–00:47:57] Her mother was definitely a cunt.
[00:47:57–00:47:58] Oh my gosh.
[00:47:58–00:48:01] And she learned to be a bitch
[00:48:01–00:48:05] who would not follow her mother's cunt them.
[00:48:05–00:48:08] Oh my God, I literally could burst into tears
[00:48:08–00:48:10] and I am right now because I feel like,
[00:48:10–00:48:13] oh my God, Gary, thank you for that.
[00:48:13–00:48:13] Wow.
[00:48:14–00:48:16] That totally breaks me
[00:48:16–00:48:18] because I have always thought of myself
[00:48:18–00:48:20] as like a bitch in a bad way
[00:48:20–00:48:23] whenever I would like challenge my mom or stop
[00:48:23–00:48:27] what I now am realizing is cunt behavior.
[00:48:27–00:48:30] But I would make myself wrong for that.
[00:48:30–00:48:31] Thank you for saying that.
[00:48:31–00:48:33] Why do you think we did this?
[00:48:33–00:48:36] And why do you think I suggested that movie?
[00:48:37–00:48:39] You're so amazing, all of you, thank you.
[00:48:39–00:48:41] Pleasure.
[00:48:41–00:48:42] Can I just say a lot of you have parents,
[00:48:42–00:48:45] like this is a classic example my mother used to do.
[00:48:45–00:48:47] She was extremely racist.
[00:48:47–00:48:48] I would grow up as a kid
[00:48:48–00:48:51] with my mother saying those bloody Asians, right?
[00:48:51–00:48:53] We have a lot of Asians in Australia.
[00:48:53–00:48:55] And as a kid, I would say,
[00:48:55–00:48:57] mom, what's wrong with the Asians?
[00:48:57–00:48:58] What did they do?
[00:48:58–00:48:59] Because in my world,
[00:48:59–00:49:02] I was like, if you're speaking badly of them,
[00:49:02–00:49:03] they must have done something
[00:49:03–00:49:05] to quote-unquote deserve that.
[00:49:05–00:49:08] And then my mother would yell at me and scream
[00:49:08–00:49:10] and say that all I want to do is disagree with her.
[00:49:10–00:49:12] And I grew up just going, I am so confused.
[00:49:12–00:49:14] Every time I ask a question,
[00:49:14–00:49:16] I get in trouble for asking a question
[00:49:16–00:49:19] and going quote-unquote against her.
[00:49:19–00:49:22] It's like, how many of you grew up with that energy
[00:49:22–00:49:23] so that then you get delivered
[00:49:23–00:49:25] that you're being the bitch and the cunt?
[00:49:25–00:49:28] But in truth, you grew up in a household
[00:49:28–00:49:30] where the person who was supposed to be everything
[00:49:30–00:49:32] for you and show you the way in the world
[00:49:32–00:49:34] was such a super cunt
[00:49:34–00:49:37] that you get so completely confused about everything.
[00:49:37–00:49:39] So how many of you had super cunt mothers
[00:49:39–00:49:41] and never acknowledged it?
[00:49:41–00:49:44] Everything you've done to believe that some of the second,
[00:49:44–00:49:49] yeah, super cunt is the prime source of all future
[00:49:50–00:49:52] when you just started to create all that.
[00:49:52–00:49:53] Right?
[00:49:53–00:49:54] Right, right.
[00:49:54–00:49:56] About all nine shorts, boys, privates and beyonds.
[00:49:56–00:49:57] Wow.
[00:49:57–00:49:58] Wow.
[00:49:58–00:49:59] Super cunt.
[00:49:59–00:50:01] The prime future.
[00:50:01–00:50:01] No.
[00:50:01–00:50:03] Super cunt.
[00:50:03–00:50:06] There should be a song about that.
[00:50:06–00:50:08] The good news is my mother is getting dementia now
[00:50:08–00:50:10] and she forgets to be a cunt to me, literally.
[00:50:10–00:50:12] And I'm like, oh my God.
[00:50:13–00:50:16] There's bloody Asians who cook all the good food.
[00:50:16–00:50:19] Those bloody Asians who brought all the cuisine to Australia.
[00:50:19–00:50:21] She literally says there's too many races in the world.
[00:50:21–00:50:22] She said that to me about two years ago
[00:50:22–00:50:25] and I was like, oh my God, unbelievable.
[00:50:25–00:50:27] Why don't we go burn down your mom's house?
[00:50:27–00:50:28] Doesn't she live near here?
[00:50:28–00:50:29] Wouldn't that be fun?
[00:50:29–00:50:31] Go for it.
[00:50:31–00:50:33] It's right around the corner from where you are.
[00:50:33–00:50:34] Yeah.
[00:50:34–00:50:36] And she keeps it like Fort Knox, it's always locked.
[00:50:36–00:50:37] She wouldn't be able to get it.
[00:50:37–00:50:38] She wouldn't be able to open it up.
[00:50:38–00:50:39] So go for it.
[00:50:39–00:50:41] I've got a few people working on the death of my mother.
[00:50:41–00:50:43] So contribute.
[00:50:43–00:50:46] There's a brief question sent in about the judgment process,
[00:50:46–00:50:48] just clarification on how to run it.
[00:50:48–00:50:49] I don't know where it's written down.
[00:50:49–00:50:52] She said she looked in the reference materials.
[00:50:52–00:50:53] It's not.
[00:50:53–00:50:55] So this is it.
[00:50:56–00:50:57] You just go with it.
[00:50:57–00:50:58] It's too hard to run.
[00:51:00–00:51:05] Because almost nobody's willing to be truthful
[00:51:05–00:51:07] about their point of view with someone else.
[00:51:08–00:51:10] It's a very rare person that is.
[00:51:10–00:51:14] So I took it out of reference materials or anything else.
[00:51:14–00:51:19] And we put in, we replaced it with the meaning process.
[00:51:22–00:51:25] Cause that gets as close as we can without touching on.
[00:51:25–00:51:27] Okay.
[00:51:27–00:51:29] I ran the judgment process with someone yesterday in a session
[00:51:29–00:51:30] and she, it set her free.
[00:51:30–00:51:32] Like she really went there.
[00:51:32–00:51:34] But I know what you mean that it's too confronting.
[00:51:34–00:51:36] So should we not, then we won't talk about it.
[00:51:36–00:51:37] We're not going to do it.
[00:51:37–00:51:39] We're not going to talk about it because,
[00:51:39–00:51:41] we're not going to talk about it only because
[00:51:41–00:51:43] nobody will actually do it.
[00:51:43–00:51:44] Okay.
[00:51:44–00:51:45] Let me just say, can I, there's one question
[00:51:45–00:51:49] that was sent in saying Simone said in previous call
[00:51:49–00:51:51] that what you make significant controls you.
[00:51:51–00:51:53] Can you say more about that and how to change it?
[00:51:53–00:51:57] For example, I make not failing in my job very significant
[00:51:57–00:52:00] because losing my job would mean losing immigration status.
[00:52:00–00:52:02] So when you make something,
[00:52:02–00:52:04] so you make your immigration status and your job
[00:52:04–00:52:05] and every day you're waking up going,
[00:52:05–00:52:08] oh my God, I can't fail because blah, blah, blah.
[00:52:08–00:52:10] It will control you.
[00:52:10–00:52:12] What if losing your job was one of the greatest gifts
[00:52:12–00:52:13] in the world?
[00:52:13–00:52:14] It's like, what if,
[00:52:14–00:52:15] if you're willing to lose everything,
[00:52:15–00:52:18] then you can receive everything.
[00:52:18–00:52:19] So if you make this job meaningful,
[00:52:19–00:52:22] then you'll like walk around on eggshells
[00:52:22–00:52:24] rather than what if there was something greater
[00:52:24–00:52:25] and bigger on the other side?
[00:52:25–00:52:28] What if you actually got promoted in the job?
[00:52:28–00:52:30] Anything is possible.
[00:52:30–00:52:32] But if you're walking around life on eggshells
[00:52:32–00:52:34] and allowing something else to be more significant
[00:52:34–00:52:39] than you and your choices, it will control you.
[00:52:39–00:52:40] Plus what question is,
[00:52:40–00:52:43] if I lose my job, I'll lose my immigration.
[00:52:43–00:52:46] So what question did you ask that would allow the universe
[00:52:46–00:52:48] to gift you a possibility?
[00:52:48–00:52:49] Yeah.
[00:52:49–00:52:51] How can I handle my immigration if I lose my job
[00:52:51–00:52:55] would be a real question.
[00:52:55–00:52:56] It is not a question when you say,
[00:52:56–00:53:01] if I lose my job, I lose my immigration status.
[00:53:02–00:53:04] What if there's another country that's even bigger
[00:53:04–00:53:06] and greater and more wonderful?
[00:53:06–00:53:09] What if the world was your home?
[00:53:09–00:53:10] You're oyster.
[00:53:12–00:53:13] Okay.
[00:53:14–00:53:15] Who's next?
[00:53:15–00:53:21] Iza?
[00:53:21–00:53:23] Don't be pathetic.
[00:53:23–00:53:24] Don't be pathetic.
[00:53:24–00:53:26] We're gonna kill you.
[00:53:27–00:53:29] Hello, Gary.
[00:53:29–00:53:29] Hello.
[00:53:32–00:53:34] First of all, I would like to thank to Gary.
[00:53:40–00:53:45] Since he told me you are not afraid, I'm not afraid.
[00:53:47–00:53:50] And you told her that during the call,
[00:53:50–00:53:52] which class was that?
[00:53:52–00:53:53] World War Three.
[00:53:53–00:53:54] Yeah.
[00:53:56–00:53:57] My question to you.
[00:53:57–00:54:02] Since I got raped, I can't get out of the jail.
[00:54:05–00:54:10] Since I got raped, I can't get out of the jail.
[00:54:11–00:54:15] I'm a judgement of being a slut, being a bitch.
[00:54:16–00:54:17] Well, you weren't being a bitch,
[00:54:17–00:54:23] so you wouldn't have been raped.
[00:54:23–00:54:24] Okay.
[00:54:24–00:54:27] And you're not a slut just cause you got raped.
[00:54:28–00:54:33] That's, you know, what country are you in?
[00:54:33–00:54:35] Turkey.
[00:54:35–00:54:36] Yeah.
[00:54:36–00:54:39] It's like in Turkey, they think if you are not
[00:54:39–00:54:43] a proper woman, you will be raped and you are a slut
[00:54:43–00:54:49] and a whore and a dirty bitch.
[00:54:49–00:54:54] I have met many women in Turkey who were very wonderful
[00:54:54–00:54:57] and not dirty bitches, but they had gotten raped
[00:54:57–00:55:02] because men in Turkey are violent.
[00:55:02–00:55:04] And violence against women is encouraged.
[00:55:06–00:55:07] That's a sadness to me.
[00:55:09–00:55:11] But you've gotta be willing to,
[00:55:11–00:55:16] you know what a machete is?
[00:55:17–00:55:19] Palcheta in Turkish.
[00:55:19–00:55:21] Palcheta, yeah.
[00:55:21–00:55:23] It's like a giant cemetery.
[00:55:25–00:55:35] A big, big sword that you can cut penises off with.
[00:55:35–00:55:36] Okay.
[00:55:36–00:55:38] Just be willing to think about how much pleasure
[00:55:38–00:55:41] you would have in cutting the dick off
[00:55:41–00:55:49] the guy that raped you.
[00:55:49–00:55:50] Come on.
[00:55:50–00:55:51] Okay.
[00:55:51–00:55:54] And you will get clear about,
[00:55:54–00:55:55] none of that relates to you.
[00:55:55–00:55:57] All of that is him.
[00:55:58–00:56:02] He's a very, he's a very disgusting being
[00:56:04–00:56:15] and deserves to die with the machete cutting off his dick.
[00:56:15–00:56:16] Okay.
[00:56:16–00:56:19] Okay, thank you so much.
[00:56:19–00:56:20] Okay.
[00:56:20–00:56:25] So who can we get to buy, you know, a,
[00:56:25–00:56:27] what was that thing you called it?
[00:56:28–00:56:30] The knife, the big knife?
[00:56:30–00:56:31] Machete.
[00:56:32–00:56:34] You mean Palcheta?
[00:56:34–00:56:36] Yeah, Palcheta.
[00:56:36–00:56:37] Yeah.
[00:56:37–00:56:40] Who can we get to buy one of those and give to her?
[00:56:41–00:56:43] Yeah, I'll check that.
[00:56:43–00:56:44] Okay, I'll pay for it.
[00:56:44–00:56:45] Okay?
[00:56:45–00:56:46] Okay.
[00:56:51–00:56:53] Okay, who's next?
[00:56:54–00:56:57] Miss Amy Shine, come on down.
[00:56:57–00:56:58] Hey guys.
[00:56:58–00:57:00] And so I just want to ask some more
[00:57:00–00:57:03] about this limiting, limiting yourself with relationship.
[00:57:04–00:57:06] Especially with men.
[00:57:06–00:57:10] So this energy came up last night
[00:57:10–00:57:13] and it's very similar to when I first started doing access.
[00:57:13–00:57:15] My dad and my brother both came to me
[00:57:15–00:57:18] and try to tell me not to do access
[00:57:18–00:57:20] and tell me I was getting taken advantage of.
[00:57:21–00:57:23] And yeah.
[00:57:23–00:57:24] Really?
[00:57:24–00:57:25] Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[00:57:25–00:57:27] My brother went and read up all the like
[00:57:27–00:57:30] stupid articles online and everything.
[00:57:30–00:57:33] And anyway, obviously I didn't listen to them.
[00:57:33–00:57:35] I just kind of like took what they said
[00:57:35–00:57:36] and went away and did access
[00:57:36–00:57:39] and never again spoke to them about access.
[00:57:39–00:57:41] And they've never even asked me about it.
[00:57:41–00:57:44] Like this energy that's there where
[00:57:45–00:57:49] it's like, am I not allowing myself to go beyond
[00:57:53–00:57:54] to really fuck, I don't know.
[00:57:54–00:57:56] There's somewhere where I'm still feeling.
[00:57:56–00:57:59] Are you still going and doing access?
[00:57:59–00:58:00] Yeah.
[00:58:00–00:58:02] Good, then you're a bitch, baby.
[00:58:02–00:58:04] There's nothing wrong with you.
[00:58:04–00:58:07] You don't need to tell everyone everything that you're doing.
[00:58:07–00:58:10] Well, my family has no idea what I do.
[00:58:10–00:58:12] They just think I've become materialistic
[00:58:12–00:58:13] since I did access.
[00:58:13–00:58:15] That's literally what they said to me.
[00:58:15–00:58:17] Because I have more money.
[00:58:17–00:58:21] Well, so can I just, can I also, I get that, right?
[00:58:21–00:58:22] I didn't stop myself.
[00:58:22–00:58:25] And there's something about the money
[00:58:25–00:58:27] where you said at the start,
[00:58:27–00:58:28] where you said the Indian women
[00:58:28–00:58:30] aren't allowed to create more money than their men.
[00:58:30–00:58:32] Yeah, neither are the Irish women.
[00:58:32–00:58:33] Yeah.
[00:58:33–00:58:35] And that's what I'm looking at.
[00:58:35–00:58:36] So, really?
[00:58:36–00:58:38] How can I have more money than God
[00:58:38–00:58:43] so that my father wants to kiss my ass to get my money?
[00:58:43–00:58:46] And then my brother wants to kiss my ass to get my money.
[00:58:46–00:58:46] Right?
[00:58:46–00:58:47] And my husband?
[00:58:47–00:58:48] And your husband too.
[00:58:48–00:58:49] Yeah.
[00:58:50–00:58:53] So one of the things that Gary said to me a long time ago
[00:58:53–00:58:55] is he said, what if you made enough money
[00:58:55–00:58:57] to pay for all of your family?
[00:58:57–00:58:59] And I got so cranky and so angry
[00:58:59–00:59:01] because I was like, why would I pay for them?
[00:59:01–00:59:04] They're just, they do nothing to support me.
[00:59:04–00:59:04] They're not kind.
[00:59:04–00:59:05] They're not nice.
[00:59:05–00:59:07] But I realized what I was doing
[00:59:07–00:59:10] was creating myself to be a financial mess
[00:59:10–00:59:12] rather than, oh, what if I,
[00:59:12–00:59:14] it didn't say I had to pay for them,
[00:59:14–00:59:15] but what if I earn enough money
[00:59:15–00:59:17] that I could pay for them
[00:59:17–00:59:20] and out create enough money to pay for your family?
[00:59:20–00:59:22] So what if you create enough money
[00:59:22–00:59:23] to pay for your entire family?
[00:59:23–00:59:25] Just because it was fun.
[00:59:25–00:59:26] And then you can fuck with them.
[00:59:26–00:59:28] You can give them extremely expensive Christmas gifts
[00:59:28–00:59:30] and they have no idea what to do with you.
[00:59:30–00:59:38] You've just instilled chaos in their world.
[00:59:38–00:59:39] All right.
[00:59:39–00:59:41] So he just walked in to the room.
[00:59:43–00:59:44] That's funny.
[00:59:44–00:59:48] So can you just, this energy is there
[00:59:48–00:59:51] where for women who do access
[00:59:51–00:59:54] and their husbands don't do access,
[00:59:54–00:59:56] there's like an energy that's there where-
[00:59:56–00:59:57] Okay.
[00:59:57–00:59:59] So I said this before
[00:59:59–01:00:01] and you'll disagree with me again.
[01:00:01–01:00:02] Give them blowjobs.
[01:00:02–01:00:04] I was just about to say that, blowjobs.
[01:00:04–01:00:06] Okay.
[01:00:06–01:00:06] How many?
[01:00:06–01:00:08] Yeah.
[01:00:08–01:00:09] Lots.
[01:00:09–01:00:10] Not more than I'm doing.
[01:00:10–01:00:10] Okay.
[01:00:10–01:00:12] More than they expect basically.
[01:00:12–01:00:13] Yes.
[01:00:13–01:00:17] And always dominate in the area of sex and go,
[01:00:17–01:00:19] God, honey, I just want you pleasantly
[01:00:19–01:00:24] to take your clothes off.
[01:00:24–01:00:26] Be the bitch that controls them.
[01:00:26–01:00:28] Especially if you've just facilitated a class
[01:00:28–01:00:30] or come back from a class.
[01:00:30–01:00:31] Yeah.
[01:00:31–01:00:32] Really good time.
[01:00:32–01:00:35] God, these access classes make me so horny.
[01:00:38–01:00:40] And trust me, he'll be paying for you
[01:00:40–01:00:42] to go to access classes.
[01:00:42–01:00:43] Okay.
[01:00:43–01:00:43] I love it.
[01:00:43–01:00:44] Kathy White just said,
[01:00:44–01:00:46] my husband loves this part of access.
[01:00:46–01:00:47] Thanks, Gary.
[01:00:50–01:00:50] Yeah.
[01:00:50–01:00:54] The people who've done it have found that it works.
[01:00:54–01:00:55] You know, and it's just,
[01:00:55–01:00:58] it's so much easier than you think.
[01:00:58–01:01:01] Men are, you know, really not bright creatures.
[01:01:01–01:01:02] Okay.
[01:01:02–01:01:07] They have a single digit IQ.
[01:01:07–01:01:07] Yep.
[01:01:07–01:01:09] Everyone's happy.
[01:01:10–01:01:12] God, Gary, you have told me that so many times
[01:01:12–01:01:16] and I do it and then I ignore you forever.
[01:01:16–01:01:18] And I have to stop ignoring you.
[01:01:18–01:01:20] This is super important.
[01:01:20–01:01:22] Honey, I'm incredibly brilliant
[01:01:22–01:01:25] and all I want you to do is have a great life.
[01:01:25–01:01:27] Look, this is what's super important.
[01:01:27–01:01:29] This is what's important.
[01:01:29–01:01:30] Yeah.
[01:01:30–01:01:34] It's super important and I keep dismissing you.
[01:01:34–01:01:35] I'm trying to get my calendar.
[01:01:35–01:01:37] Thursday is blowjob day at our house.
[01:01:37–01:01:38] That's it.
[01:01:39–01:01:39] No, no, no, no.
[01:01:39–01:01:41] Every day is blowjob day, Julia.
[01:01:41–01:01:45] Every day is it, you know, it's like you should wake up.
[01:01:45–01:01:48] A guy should wake up to a Z-job.
[01:01:48–01:01:49] Yeah.
[01:01:49–01:01:50] Okay.
[01:01:50–01:01:52] You know what a Z-job is?
[01:01:53–01:01:54] No.
[01:01:54–01:01:56] It's where he's got a heart on while he's sleeping
[01:01:56–01:01:59] and you give him a blowjob to finish him off.
[01:01:59–01:02:00] So he wakes up.
[01:02:00–01:02:01] We keep getting him a blowjob.
[01:02:01–01:02:02] He's sleeping.
[01:02:02–01:02:04] Oh my God, like the little V's?
[01:02:04–01:02:05] Oh my God.
[01:02:05–01:02:06] Yes.
[01:02:06–01:02:07] It's tough.
[01:02:08–01:02:09] Okay.
[01:02:11–01:02:14] Julia, you have a husband that if you also said,
[01:02:14–01:02:16] do you know what would be the best fun for me right now
[01:02:16–01:02:18] is if you went down on me?
[01:02:18–01:02:19] Yeah.
[01:02:19–01:02:21] Your husband would love that.
[01:02:21–01:02:23] It would just as well.
[01:02:23–01:02:24] Okay, great.
[01:02:24–01:02:25] It's on.
[01:02:25–01:02:26] Okay, good.
[01:02:27–01:02:28] All right.
[01:02:28–01:02:32] So I hate to do it, folks, but we're at the hour.
[01:02:32–01:02:33] So.
[01:02:33–01:02:35] Francesca's right on the finishing line.
[01:02:35–01:02:36] Do you maybe?
[01:02:36–01:02:37] Okay.
[01:02:37–01:02:39] We'll let Francesca take the last question.
[01:02:40–01:02:42] What an honor.
[01:02:42–01:02:43] I am, hi guys.
[01:02:43–01:02:46] So I, well, I would like to ask a question
[01:02:46–01:02:48] about what Simone say briefly before
[01:02:48–01:02:51] that she woke up in the morning with, you know,
[01:02:51–01:02:54] and something and people are not willing to say,
[01:02:54–01:02:55] hey, cancel it.
[01:02:55–01:02:57] Actually, I was in another meeting
[01:02:57–01:02:59] and I mentioned it without Simone's knowing
[01:02:59–01:03:00] whatever was going on.
[01:03:00–01:03:01] I'm like, do we want to cancel it?
[01:03:01–01:03:03] No, she want to cancel it.
[01:03:03–01:03:08] But then, so one other thing I was, as I'm looking at,
[01:03:08–01:03:11] when you perceive, when I perceive that the herd
[01:03:11–01:03:16] is going to be scared and acting and fixing based on,
[01:03:16–01:03:20] because they are scared or they, based on reaction,
[01:03:20–01:03:22] not based on action.
[01:03:22–01:03:23] So what do we do?
[01:03:23–01:03:24] Make sense?
[01:03:24–01:03:26] Like make them react.
[01:03:27–01:03:29] You make them react.
[01:03:29–01:03:32] So tell me more about it, please.
[01:03:32–01:03:37] Yeah, scare the fuck out of them.
[01:03:37–01:03:37] It'll be okay.
[01:03:37–01:03:40] If it doesn't work, you'll just lose your job.
[01:03:40–01:03:42] I, we're talking about my Brazil trip,
[01:03:42–01:03:44] which I'm due to go on 10 days or something.
[01:03:44–01:03:46] And last night I went to bed going,
[01:03:46–01:03:48] I don't know if it's like 40 hours
[01:03:48–01:03:50] and spend all this money to go to Brazil
[01:03:50–01:03:52] and hardly anyone's registered for class.
[01:03:52–01:03:53] Should I just not go?
[01:03:54–01:03:55] Yeah.
[01:03:55–01:03:56] Yeah.
[01:03:56–01:03:57] Don't go.
[01:03:57–01:04:01] Just not go.
[01:04:01–01:04:02] Yeah.
[01:04:02–01:04:02] Like, and then people were like,
[01:04:02–01:04:04] well, maybe we should give them this class.
[01:04:04–01:04:06] I'm like, I'm flying all that way.
[01:04:06–01:04:07] The whole fucking way.
[01:04:07–01:04:08] Yeah, exactly.
[01:04:08–01:04:09] To go to class.
[01:04:09–01:04:10] Fuck that.
[01:04:10–01:04:11] I'll just go straight to Mexico.
[01:04:11–01:04:12] Yeah.
[01:04:12–01:04:14] I don't need to go to Brazil.
[01:04:14–01:04:15] Exactly.
[01:04:16–01:04:18] I'm more than happy to go to Brazil.
[01:04:18–01:04:20] I don't need to go to Brazil.
[01:04:20–01:04:21] Yeah. Yeah.
[01:04:21–01:04:22] No, I get it.
[01:04:22–01:04:23] That's, that's true.
[01:04:23–01:04:24] But that's also like.
[01:04:24–01:04:28] Hey, you've got to learn to take things away from people.
[01:04:28–01:04:30] When they lose, you know,
[01:04:30–01:04:32] when people lose a relationship,
[01:04:32–01:04:34] they always then want it.
[01:04:34–01:04:36] Have you ever noticed?
[01:04:39–01:04:41] How many times have you lost a relationship?
[01:04:41–01:04:43] Got, oh, what did I do wrong?
[01:04:44–01:04:45] Give me a break.
[01:04:45–01:04:47] You got rid of the fucking dude.
[01:04:48–01:04:50] Yeah.
[01:04:50–01:04:51] It was a good choice.
[01:04:51–01:04:52] Not a bad one.
[01:04:52–01:04:54] Oh, well, super good.
[01:04:55–01:04:56] Yeah.
[01:04:56–01:04:58] So you got to have this point of view
[01:04:58–01:05:00] of recognizing if you take something away
[01:05:00–01:05:04] from somebody, they want it more, you know?
[01:05:04–01:05:05] Okay.
[01:05:05–01:05:06] But it seems that I have a point of view
[01:05:06–01:05:08] that I want to make people feel bad.
[01:05:08–01:05:10] And not this dude, this dude just,
[01:05:10–01:05:14] it's more like on the people working with us.
[01:05:14–01:05:15] So that's probably.
[01:05:15–01:05:16] Don't make them feel bad.
[01:05:16–01:05:19] Just let them know that if they, you know,
[01:05:19–01:05:22] if this isn't going to work, let's move on.
[01:05:22–01:05:24] Cause, you know, it's like, we got to put,
[01:05:24–01:05:25] we got to get you on to working on something
[01:05:25–01:05:28] you actually will work on to make this work.
[01:05:28–01:05:31] Cause otherwise we're going to have to stop paying you.
[01:05:37–01:05:38] Okay.
[01:05:38–01:05:40] I'm telling people, I will stop paying them.
[01:05:41–01:05:44] You'd be amazed how many people become terrorized
[01:05:44–01:05:46] when I say, well, you know, it's okay.
[01:05:46–01:05:49] We'll find somebody else to do your job.
[01:05:49–01:05:49] What?
[01:05:49–01:05:53] So, I'm just wondering if there's something else
[01:05:53–01:05:54] you can speak to with this, Gary?
[01:05:54–01:05:56] Cause this shows up a lot too with,
[01:05:58–01:06:00] you know, with access with different things.
[01:06:00–01:06:01] And it's really obvious.
[01:06:01–01:06:03] Like when I put my COP up in Dubai,
[01:06:03–01:06:06] it just went, and it's like, it became a lie.
[01:06:06–01:06:08] That's what you want.
[01:06:08–01:06:10] You know, it's like you wanted to do it,
[01:06:10–01:06:12] but if it didn't come alive in Brazil,
[01:06:12–01:06:13] then don't do it.
[01:06:14–01:06:18] It's fine.
[01:06:18–01:06:22] You know, as demand occurs, you will go.
[01:06:22–01:06:24] You will show up.
[01:06:24–01:06:25] Absolutely.
[01:06:25–01:06:28] If we make it, they will come.
[01:06:28–01:06:30] If you build it, they will come.
[01:06:30–01:06:33] So if you, but they have to build it
[01:06:33–01:06:35] to want you to come.
[01:06:35–01:06:42] Not, not you want to build it for them.
[01:06:42–01:06:45] Yeah. And I'm not, I don't like the giving stuff away
[01:06:45–01:06:47] is always like, it feels weird to me in my world.
[01:06:47–01:06:49] It's like, why would we give this away?
[01:06:49–01:06:51] Like, it's like this.
[01:06:51–01:06:52] Well, that's the reality.
[01:06:52–01:06:53] Why would you give it away?
[01:06:53–01:06:55] I don't believe in giving stuff away.
[01:06:55–01:06:58] Cause the one thing I've learned long since
[01:06:58–01:07:01] that when you give things away, nobody values it.
[01:07:01–01:07:03] Yeah. Reflex reality.
[01:07:03–01:07:04] Reflex to something to solve.
[01:07:04–01:07:07] It's actually, in a place of Brazil,
[01:07:07–01:07:09] a city I say that's really transactional reality
[01:07:09–01:07:12] is Brazil works function from very well.
[01:07:12–01:07:13] Yeah. So, yeah.
[01:07:13–01:07:15] They like it.
[01:07:15–01:07:17] So take advantage of it.
[01:07:17–01:07:19] But the thing is.
[01:07:19–01:07:20] You gotta announce to them.
[01:07:20–01:07:23] Okay. So I'm really sorry, but, you know,
[01:07:23–01:07:25] Simone is not going to be able to come
[01:07:25–01:07:28] because there's no, there's not enough interest
[01:07:28–01:07:30] in having this class there.
[01:07:30–01:07:31] So thank you for much.
[01:07:31–01:07:33] Thank you for your interest,
[01:07:33–01:07:39] but please I hope we get to see you someplace else.
[01:07:39–01:07:40] Yeah.
[01:07:40–01:07:43] So I good with for quite a while.
[01:07:43–01:07:44] Actually canceling a class.
[01:07:44–01:07:46] Cause I was like everything in me didn't matter.
[01:07:46–01:07:49] It wasn't congruent with what I'd like to create in the world.
[01:07:49–01:07:51] And yet what I'd like to create in the world,
[01:07:51–01:07:53] this is like one step beyond.
[01:07:53–01:07:54] This goes even further.
[01:07:55–01:07:56] Wow.
[01:07:56–01:07:57] And thank you for taking this question
[01:07:57–01:07:59] because it's no one,
[01:07:59–01:08:01] it's not about finding who is the fault,
[01:08:01–01:08:02] like who is the wrong person.
[01:08:02–01:08:04] And that it's just a choice to make the,
[01:08:04–01:08:06] it's just an action to move forward.
[01:08:06–01:08:07] It's a choice.
[01:08:07–01:08:10] But country's also cycle in popularity with access.
[01:08:10–01:08:13] So Brazil peaked and now it's on its down cycle.
[01:08:13–01:08:15] That happens in every country.
[01:08:15–01:08:18] Well, you've also got, I mean, Captain obvious.
[01:08:18–01:08:20] It's like if Dane was going or Gary was going,
[01:08:20–01:08:22] it probably would be a different story.
[01:08:22–01:08:23] I disagree.
[01:08:23–01:08:25] Dane did his thriving class there.
[01:08:25–01:08:26] What was that last month?
[01:08:26–01:08:29] And he said it was one of the smallest classes he's done.
[01:08:29–01:08:30] He said it was the title,
[01:08:30–01:08:33] but I think it's the title and that Brazil is...
[01:08:33–01:08:34] That's true.
[01:08:34–01:08:35] On it sounds like that.
[01:08:35–01:08:37] 40 people, 30 people.
[01:08:37–01:08:38] Yeah.
[01:08:38–01:08:40] So it's not that I remember when 10 people
[01:08:40–01:08:42] was considered good, okay?
[01:08:42–01:08:43] I know.
[01:08:43–01:08:46] But the Middle East is on an upcycle.
[01:08:46–01:08:48] So I think going to Dubai is like now's the time
[01:08:48–01:08:51] like they really want the Arabs are really asking,
[01:08:51–01:08:52] like that's what's true.
[01:08:52–01:08:55] The gratitude in their world is just like,
[01:08:55–01:08:57] like from that gratitude,
[01:08:57–01:08:59] you see how that's an elemental from that gratitude.
[01:08:59–01:09:03] It just keeps expanding and expanding and expanding.
[01:09:03–01:09:04] Yeah. And will, you know.
[01:09:05–01:09:08] Good. And the beaches needs to be willing to,
[01:09:08–01:09:08] to...
[01:09:08–01:09:11] And the beach needs to be willing to go...
[01:09:11–01:09:12] Fuck.
[01:09:12–01:09:14] Believe it.
[01:09:14–01:09:15] When there's a lame horse
[01:09:15–01:09:18] that has to be cut away from the pack.
[01:09:18–01:09:18] Yeah.
[01:09:19–01:09:21] Thank you guys for taking my question.
[01:09:23–01:09:24] A lame horse.
[01:09:24–01:09:26] I am calling, I am calling Brazil a lame horse.
[01:09:26–01:09:28] Not really, but it's, you know,
[01:09:28–01:09:30] if it's not performing.
[01:09:30–01:09:31] Yeah.
[01:09:31–01:09:32] Yeah.
[01:09:33–01:09:34] Next.
[01:09:34–01:09:35] Okay.
[01:09:35–01:09:36] Thank you.
[01:09:36–01:09:38] We're going to go now, folks.
[01:09:38–01:09:39] I love you all.
[01:09:39–01:09:40] Bye, everybody.
[01:09:40–01:09:42] Have too much fun.
[01:09:42–01:09:43] We'll see you next time.
[01:09:43–01:09:44] Bye.
[01:09:44–01:09:45] Thank you so much.
[01:09:45–01:09:46] Thank you.
[01:09:46–01:09:47] Bye.
[01:09:47–01:09:48] Thank you.
[01:09:48–01:09:50] Best wishes ever.
[01:09:50–01:09:51] Thanks, y'all.
[01:09:51–01:09:52] This is awesome.
[01:10:04–01:10:05] Thank you.
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