okay can you see that it's 5 34 in the morning that means that we're about to head off to cans my friends and as you can see behind me the the sun's just coming up unfortunately we're not gonna get out of here in complete darkness but it's okay at least it's not something like eight o'clock in the morning so I aimed for four I got up at five instead and now we're leaving Alice Springs at 5 30 I just filled up the car for the first time that is one thing we're gonna keep consistent on this trip is every time I fill up the car because it's gonna be a fair few times we're gonna count that as one so I'm gonna put a little one down in the corner every time we stop it's gonna go two three four five six I think it's a little car we probably get about 400 450 Ks out of a tank it's about 300 miles I would say that you got to think about it because there's only certain you know stops that have fuel along these roads you know so if I've got half a tank left and I know I'm only gonna get 200 Ks out of it but the next petrol station is 250 Ks away then I've got to turn around and go back and that's happened a few times but let's hope that doesn't happen this time so I would say seven times we're gonna stop for fuel this trip 1420 miles I'm gonna stop talking and get into it I've got an audio book I just told you I was about to stop talking but I'm not going to look I've got an audio book I'm about to listen to it's a it's an investing audio book a property investing audio book and it's exactly what I want to listen to right now something inspirational something that is gonna give me about four hours worth of entertainment and hopefully without even thinking about it so in about four hours we're gonna be at our first destination which is Tennant Creek and then we're gonna hang a right from there and head over to Queensland and that is a road that I've never been on I've only kept continuing going straight up to Darwin I've never actually turned right and gone over to Queensland so it's gonna be a new road but there's still not gonna be much along it and I'll see you there all right everybody for anyone who watched my last travel vlog you would have seen this exact sign I don't know if you can see it but it says Teetree Roadhouse guys actually you can see it here boom Teetree Roadhouse 180 k's down the road the time we can find it is what does it say no we can't the cars not gonna be a good start what's the time what does it say 721 721 Tuesday the 22nd of January and I am halfway through the barefoot investor audio book and it's going good so I'll see you guys at Tennant Creek which is at around about 500 k's so I've got I'd say at least two and a half hours until we get there and then I'll be filling up again which will be stop number three and we'll continue from there all right guys quick piss stop I'm not gonna lie but I thought I had to do this I had to do this at one point come and show you guys exactly what I am dealing with right now look at it there's nothing and there's no echo because there's no walls or anything around me look at it oh it is pretty beautiful in its own way look at my car look at this shit it's so low it looks like I've taken the springs out of it and I took the hubcaps off as well so it looks gangster I've got a gangster burina anyways no time to lose as you know we've got a mammoth task ahead of us let's continue see those guys they landed last night hello all right guys I thought it was fitting for me to stop here just quickly I'm getting a drink and nothing much else we're not getting any petrol so that is not stop number three yet but this is whitecliff well and you know what I'm gonna get in the car and do a little search on exactly what whitecliff well is famous for but it's something to do with aliens I know that much UFOs aliens apparently this this area of the Northern Territory has had like the most UFO sightings and history or something like that let's check it out where is whitecliff well that's not good enough your phone has no signal so I can't help you with that at the moment fuck you your phone has no signal so I can't help you with that at the moment all right let's continue Tenant Creek our first major town of the trip and our third petrol stop quarter past 10 in the morning I'm watching an interview on YouTube with Dennis Wolfe a legendary bodybuilder and I'm feeling good Tenant Creek is pretty much just one road that goes through the whole town we're still on Stewart Highway this highway goes for 3,000 kilometers guys between Adelaide at the bottom of Australia and Darwin at the top and so just after passing through here Tenant Creek I will be making a right turn and heading right to Queensland which I've never done but first petrol all right guys I think it's about time we take the advice of the sign take some free parking and roll up a little smoke what do you guys reckon roll up hashtag roll up well lucky for you guys I had one prepared earlier now Tenant Creek's a funny one for me you know anytime I'm on this road whenever I'm heading up to Darwin Tenant Creek is like that first stop that's actually significant you know what I mean so that's where we are I still haven't eaten anything yet it's what is it 25 past 10 we've done 550 K's first 550 K's we've done in less than five hours in a car like this I guess that's pretty good so from here like I said we're gonna turn right in how many K's let's last thing want to do is go past the turnoff I've done things like that before I'm not saying I do it all the time but I certainly have directions to cans from my location what does it say 21 hours and 24 minutes lovely okay guys we're turning right on to route 66 believe it or not so all of my American viewers would know all about route 66 and it seems that's taking us from Tenant Creek all the way to Mount Isa now I have been told that this road is a whole bunch of absolutely nothing but we're used to that aren't we guys so I think we can do it I'm listening to some Gary V that I've downloaded so hopefully I learned something that's all you can really hope for honestly it's traveling by yourself these long drives they don't oh look there we go 646 K's awesome I've nearly done that already so I'm about halfway there and it's only 1042 I might continue driving again get a bit further possibly have to see 640 K's it's nothing it's like four hours no it's not probably gonna take six hours I will see you at our next petrol stop which will be because obviously this tank is only gonna get me about 450 K's and I've got to get 660 down the road and I don't even know if you guys can hear me right now I can hear myself oh my god take off my headphones the road noise in this car is unbelievable so it's essential to have some big headphones actually so anyways I'm gonna shut the camera off and concentrate bye alright guys we've just pulled up at a place called Barkley homestead and I had been recommended this by a work colleague actually to get a pie so there's not much around there's a roadhouse and a road train as you can see and some fuel so I'm gonna fill up we're about got half tank I'm gonna fill up about 450 kilometers to go so I think I'm gonna be able to get there on one tank which is good and I've gone around the wrong way which is fine we're getting there guys if I can get in there it's a it's definitely seeming a lot less daunting right now than it did this morning yeah we're 450 K's away from my first destination my first night so it's not long at all time to get some petrol all right I was recommended actually quite a nice place in there to be honest Barkley homestead if anyone's coming through the Barkley desert on the way from Queensland to northern territory I'm gonna have to watch the replay see if a flight is wind into my mouth and out and out again I thought I'd just swallow to fly anyways guys first bite it's a good pie it's just that a hot pie on a okay so it's about 30 about 37 degrees which is pretty standard but you know Alice Springs has been like from 40 to 45 degrees Celsius every single day for the past six weeks so I'm hoping when I do get to cans we're gonna at least have some rain which I know we will says tropical but you know just that that peak temperature of the day is gonna be slightly lower which would be nice but I am bloody hungry I haven't eaten anything today yet like I said guys nice little place in there it's pretty flash and actually to be honest even the gardens and stuff around here is quite nice are we in the northern territory actually don't know we are still in territory yeah I saw a sign before it said 250 K's to the Queensland border and 450 K's to Mount Isa so we've got a full tank of gas I'm going to take it easy about 130 K's an hour and we're gonna roll up another joint before I do so I'll see you guys at the next stop have a look have a look at this apparently I'm 40 K's away from the Queensland border look look around there is literally nothing it is so flat and so barren I just had to pull over to show you guys because it's you know if I if I didn't have so much energy right now it would be dangerous and fuck the road is so hot it's got to be 40 degrees I'm pulled over to give the the car a little rest because I feel like it's probably needs it to be honest and with that said it's about time we continue right everybody what does that say Camu Wheel Roadhouse here we are for petrol stop number five seriously guys every time I pull in somewhere every type of pull in summer I'm so embarrassed look at this car like it's completely illegal if a cop pulled me up it'd be like not you're not driving that like I am I am completely surrounded by by shit and apparently it's shit I needed in a previous video I said I got I sold almost everything I own well apparently not because I still fill a 2009 Holden Marina with all of my shit like you saw me do yesterday but anyways fifth petrol stop we've got 200 K's to go until get to Mount Isa it is 242 I don't know about you guys but I'm actually feeling relatively good and we're in Queensland that's new all right guys I tell a lie we're about to head off I don't know if you can see over that wall of our stuff there but Camu Wheel established 1884 we have 188 kilometers to go we have Camu Wheel supermarket fresh goods daily would you believe would you believe water tower and if I was a kid I would have loved climbing out there alright everybody we're here we made it I'm in my hotel suite my Mount Isa hotel suite which I've got to be honest I went on booking.com and I read the reviews for once I read this place was clean the staff were friendly and it was big big rooms for what you get and it is it's an awesome lounge we've got a sick flat screen we've got a couch layout on tonight we've got a full kitchen well not a full kitchen but most most of one big bedroom not sure about the bathroom what do we got yeah standard definitely good enough good enough for me now when you when you're traveling through the northern territory staying at all these well actually I don't really stay at them I just drive through them but tonight we're staying at one so Mount Isa is you know it's got about 140,000 people which is surprising I think that's the Mount Isa sort of area but as far as Mount Isa city you know to be a fair a fair bit less I think but they do have everything I saw a Harvey Norman they've got you know obviously KFC McDonald's all that stuff but I'm gonna go down to the pub down the road and get a pub meal tonight I got recommended that by the lady here she's very nice that was another thing that I saw on the reviews was that it was very spacious it was clean which it is and the staff were nice so so far so good so far so good that's all I can say so at the moment I've got two options two two options I can wake up in the morning really early and drive all the way from Mount Isa to cans which is probably gonna take probably at least 13 hours so if I left at 6 I could get there at like 7 or 8 in the evening but I don't think I'm gonna leave the earlier thing they leave it like 8 in the morning and then it's a thousand kilometers to get from here to Townsville so if I want to stay another night before I go to cans I can stay in Townsville that's on the coast so I'm gonna see some water for the first time in months and yeah just thinking about it honestly then in the car over here you know whilst I'm driving for these hours and hours on end I'm just thinking about tape man I'm thinking about seeing my daughter I'm thinking about you know the the new experiences I'm gonna be able to have in cans the new people the new gym I'm gonna train at you know it's the new facilities new sports fuck it's it's it's exciting I wish I could get there tonight but I can't so anyways I might check them with you later but I don't really feel like there's any point you guys know what I'm up to it's still daylight it's about 5 30 at night so that means we've we've been driving for about 12 hours today so it's a solid day of driving and we've got another solid day tomorrow so we got our pub meal not too bad not too good and not too big you know I need something else and I saw earlier in this little welcome to Mount Isa book you know the usual information books that they have in hotel rooms I saw a Chinese restaurant and another one and a Japanese restaurant and another one so we've got four choices for some delivery food that's exactly what we're gonna get crispy skin chicken I love crispy skin chicken honey chicken absolutely delicious satay chicken satay beef dim sum spring rolls barbecue pork teriyaki beef sweet um can I get crispy skin chicken and honey chicken dishes some sort of rice fried rice let's 50 bucks $50 on Chinese oh man oh well you know what we're gonna do until that gets here I'm gonna set my laptop up which is right there no it's not it's right there and we're gonna do some editing and hopefully get this one edited and put up for you guys okay so now I will see you in the morning for the next vlog I'm not sure what we're gonna do we're gonna be doing driving hopefully I'm gonna make it interesting hopefully this one was interesting enough I'm gonna freaking have a massive feast right now I cannot wait and I've seen one peace out body


You need three types of courage in your life But first, maybe we should define what does not constitute courage Defiance is not courage Wrecklessness is not courage In your face is not courage Fearlessness is not courage These are all manifestations of anti-social behavior And strong indications of a lack of intelligence Of stupidity Not to mean too many words This kind of behaviors would lead you to an outcome which is far from favorable Courage is measured Courage is risen Courage is cautious Courage is intelligent It is a thinking man's reaction to a world which constantly poses threats as well as opportunities And you in life, you need three forms of courage You need the courage to be afraid Courage is about not being afraid to be afraid When we hear about heroes, courageous people, they overcome their fear They acknowledge their fear, they embrace their fear They confront it, they experience it, they go through it, they traverse it They come out at the other end, courageous, heroic Courage is about not being afraid to be afraid And then, ignoring your fear to the best of your ability Accommodating it, assimilating it, converting this energy into the decision to overcome, to transcend And then to act This is courage So the really courageous person would never act recklessly If there's a threat, if there is a risk, if there's a danger He would first do his best or her best to avoid them Only if he's left no choice He would face his fear and then he would take action Make decisions, adopt choices, choose among alternatives And this is true courage The second type of courage is known as resilience or resiliency Resilience is about not being afraid to be vulnerable Resilience is the direct conversion, manifestation and expression of vulnerability When you acknowledge your shortcomings, your failures, your defeats, your frailties The chinks in your armor When you accept your limitations, you become self-aware You're grounded in reality And then you can share, expose, demonstrate your vulnerabilities to trusted people of course Because you're resilient to anything they may say or do To be vulnerable is to be truly strong and truly courageous This is why we are vulnerable in love To some extent we are vulnerable in sex We are vulnerable in therapy We are vulnerable among friends and family As you can see vulnerability characterizes intimacy Vulnerability characterizes home It's a domestic reaction, a domestic element Resilience therefore is the ability to feel at home where your vulnerabilities cannot or will not be translated into threats Where your vulnerabilities will not lead you deep into hostile territory Resilience, exactly like courage, is reasoned, measured, takes into account trust, threats, risks It avoids, resilience avoids, recklessness You're beginning to see that courage has to do with intelligence Courage has to do with self-control and self-discipline and self-regulation and self-awareness and self-consciousness And the ability to act in the world and on the world from a position of self-love Being your own best friend is the most courageous act you could ever adopt Which leads me to the last type of courage Strength Strength is about not being afraid to seek help Let me summarize Courage is about not being afraid to be afraid Resilience is about not being afraid to be vulnerable And strength is the outcome of courage and resilience When you are not afraid to be afraid and when you acknowledge your vulnerabilities You realize that you need help We all need help all the time And we all get help most of the time Strength is about not being afraid to admit that you require help, that you depend on it Support, support, holding, containing, accepting and caring environment People who love you You need help But to seek help You must overcome your grandiosity Your arrogance Your hubris Your misperception of yourself Escapable or self-sufficient or self-containing There are many obstacles to overcome Many hurdles Cultural, societal and individual It takes strength Strength is when you admit I need assistance I can't do it on my own I'm vulnerable And I'm afraid And I need someone to hold my hand And guide me to where I would feel safe and secure and stable and regulated again These are the three forms of courage you need in life The courage To be afraid The courage to be vulnerable And the ultimate form of courage To seek other people's help For What does it mean to be human If not to be integrated with other people in networks To be human is to be relational To be human is to act interpersonally You can't be human all on your own Atomized, isolated, cast away on an island of your own making To be yourself You need others


well we're officially in Austin Texas and this is the first stream that we're doing and the subject is impossible and it's already this but man it sure does appear like there is a lot of knowing knowing where one is knowing what one is knowing lots and lots of beliefs and assumptions and ideas and defending them oh boy this is a funny one knowing lots of objects endless object is just everything already apparently obsessing about being a center inside of a body endlessly boxing everything the center point which is an illusion is so obsessed with itself I've had a great day cold plunges saunas setting this up here the studio yeah the center point loves talking about itself loves its story well without its story it's not a center point without its story it's not a location without its story it's not an entity it's not a separate individual and so the story is literally made of unknowing it's made of positionlessness is ridiculous so so good just no straightjacket just all of it just flowing just flowing what is already positionless assumes the position and a huge cloud of knowing lots of ideas which are which not only is that in itself dualistic being a position among others so not only is that dualistic but then the knowing cloud is dualistic because the knowing cloud is all about what is right and what is wrong what is good and what is bad and then it's about proving myself worthy among others by showing how much I know what is good and what is right and earning lots of validation for knowing it's fascinating one of the comments is about dropping acid taking a psychedelic what's funny is that this simply this this unknowing this position positionless no oneness that is the natural state so no this is not a psychedelic but to the separate individual is going to appear psychedelic because being no thing being everything appears very psychedelic to the separate individual but really it is the sense of me the sense of a center the sense of a location and a position and a knowing cloud and duality that is the most psychedelic trip imaginable so that's actually the unnatural state everything is obviously this whatever is appearing obviously that is blatantly obvious within that natural no thing being everything appears a sense of me a sense of a center a sense of a position a knowing cloud duality and that is the psychedelic trip somehow nothing is appearing as me in one way that the knowing cloud can see that it's actually nothing it's actually wholeness there's only wholeness which is unknowing which is infinite there are alpacas that are just walking right by the window right now one way that that knowing cloud can clearly see that it's actually nothing is by recognizing that all of what has been discussed so far about a me a story a center or location a position an obsessive compulsion with taking ideas like a registrar and just putting them into little boxes and carrying around these boxes everywhere is hugely conditioned by parents by teachers by society hugely because a child is taught that you're unworthy until you prove yourself worthy by being a very good center go be an amazing sense of me so avoid anything that has to do with nothingness avoid anything that has to do with wholeness avoid anything that has to do with unknowing position wholeness what this is avoid that and contract in the body and that's what is what the appearances primarily about I lack I need and this center point is going to be obsessively trying to get what it lacks and needs so it lacks and wants validation it wants worthiness it wants to prove itself by knowing lots of concepts and dualisms it wants to it already is no one just pretending to be me it's always no one it's never actually me checking out the live chat yeah so unknowing is the default state it's the natural state it's the indescribable it's wholeness it's what's always here it's what everything's made of the appearances only that and then within that arises me which is duality me is duality because that means there are others that means I'm real but it's still made of no one it's still made of no thing it's really exciting this first stream in Austin because there's gonna be a lot more content that's like this so a lot more longer form direct streams likely even daily and sometimes multiple times a day which is super fun be pulling up stuff online there's also bringing up topics on screen and of course there's there's guests that are sitting across that will be sitting across this table so there's already guests that are being booked so they'll be continue to be interviews also which is fun there's already been some fun comedians that have been reached out to I'm so excited to banter with comedians on the ridiculousness of this it's just unfiltered hilarity appearing it is comedy and that unconditional love that is this it is everything appears as war it appears as separation it appears as military industrial complexes it appears as pharmaceutical industrial complexes it appears as center points that have billions of dollars that do not want to share nothing is appearing as all of that unconditional love unconditional freedom wholeness is appearing like all of those things that's why it's so funny oh there's a comment from comedy mothership that's right let's go it's likely just an account call comedy mothership but comedy mothership is such a crucial cornerstone to Austin and to comedy and to free speech and to playfulness and actually in doing so it's a cornerstone for wholeness really good comedy which is something that this is now becoming more and more excited about at least here seems to do seems to be a lot with breaking boxes those contractions in the body I think up my year and a half old a dog here is cutely looking through the window that is so commonly like seeing like that contraction in the body comes to a comedy set and then it can relax it can detense it can unwind it can laugh so comedy is such an exciting part of the show and the Dow home Dow decentralizing basic needs infrastructures being here in Austin mmm yeah that's great it's great seeing in the chat there being wholeness discussed and wholeness both being discussed with the W wholeness and also wholeness being discussed with the H and you can also write wholeness with the W but make it lowercase and then with a capital H and which kind of gets them both into one visual word because there is that and only that and then it appears within that a center point a me can arise and can feel like lack can feel seeking seeking is hilarious seeking is so funny oh boy when the seeker dissolves it's seen by no one that it never was never was oh earlier today I met someone and there was a conversation that they started about their awakening experience and this before would have been so I'll listen to your awakening experience and then you listen to my of a me that's awakening and then today it was just clearly seen that by nothing that it's just beauty appearing that way grasping us isn't there isn't it fascinating how when that illusory center point forms and then becomes a seeker and then goes on a transformative journey that it becomes narcissistically obsessed with its story story becomes so inflated it becomes so complex all the me wants to do is talk about how complex its story through time and space and contraction and expansion is how many meditation retreats it's been on which grooves it goes and sits with which psychedelics it's taken brah which ones have you done brah when was the last time you did one the brah because that's gonna tell me that you're super awake which books have you read the religious ones too bro do you even know the three characteristics bro do you know the tongue man and then it's always funny looking at the at or the dog that just comes over and just purrs that just looks up and just wants you to pet me cuddle please are you too busy in your cloud of knowing so no one is liberated the illusion of me is about avoiding nothingness it's about seeking experiences to try to get itself out of the experience of separation which isn't actually happening it's cool I'm reading the chat go go do whatever you need because there'll be a lot more of these playful streams soon and JMS community on them be fun it's fun interesting I see there's those wholeness written with the capital H lowercase W capital H and then zero and one that looks so cool yeah this natural unknowing wholeness it's ineffable all these words can't box everything you're just pointing to the apparent illusion that's happening within everything and then that apparent center just can't quite find what it's missing because it's obviously not a center and there's nothing that's missing and so no matter where that illusory center goes and seeks whatever it's looking for experiences or material possessions or substances or relationships travel luxuries reading books being very morally in a straight jacket it never finds it never finds and it's so upset because it's always just bouncing from experience to experience to experience looking and talking about its experiences hey let me tell you about what happened in my travels in this place that I was in the substances I took how it helped me in this way and it's always centerlessness it's always positionless it's always unknowing it's always the whole that is hilariously talking about an illusory me that is on an illusory journey to try to find what's not missing seeking boils down to finding what's not missing looking for what's not missing looking for what can never be missing what can never be missing in infinity is the absolute which is this hmm yes we see in the chat there's a there's an inquiry about checking out the space which mean it's it's I mean you can see it from this angle too there's a guest shot that's lined up here so that's where the guest the guest sits across the table right there there's another sure Mike there this this is the camera that that one is the one that's on you know there's one on the guest there's also a table shot you can see there's a table shot there there's also a there's also another wireless I'll be wearing and using it's just not as obviously crisp and clear as these SM7 DB's and this is was another request this is oh I've been actually first discovered this and in Bodh Gaya which is where Buddha was enlightened there were a bunch of monks from the belief Thailand that were going at it drumming and chanting almost all day and it was beautiful sitting with them for hours and you see you can there's so many of these by the way that I've been recording as teasers in a way I can give you what's what's felt like is one of my favorites it's like the I guess it's the anthem it's like the anthem of unknowing or the anthem of the ineffable zero boxes zero boxes not name not form not time not space not gender or ethnicity not nation state or politics not science or religion not self not soul not right not wrong not even consciousness zero boxes zero boxes so yeah that's the anthem unknowing of the ineffable zero boxes zero boxes not name not form not time not space not gender or ethnicity not nation state or politics not science or religion not self not soul not right not wrong not even consciousness zero boxes zero boxes sing along another round zero boxes zero boxes not name not form not time not space not gender or ethnicity not nation state or politics not science or religion not self not soul not right not wrong not even consciousness zero boxes zero boxes love it this is so cool at zero boxes nice tone thanks guys so cool I appreciate you too yes pure freedom that doesn't know it's pure freedom mm-hmm no one left to know no one left to grab no one left to box it just is what always is it's cool that we got zero boxes out into the ether on this first stream in Austin that's great thanks for asking you know and there's the comment like if you had top book recommendations I just before leaving to Austin I just gave away donated all the books so in a way it's like a testament when no one is there and nothing can no longer be gotten it's just wholeness there's no there's no lack like that can that tension in the body which is like I must read I must learn I must acquire concepts to be worthy it's just that's not there it's not there and the other thing is that me will always want what's not this me will always want what's not this so me is always looking for hey man where did you go on that 10-day meditation retreat hey man who was your shaman on that 5m eo DMT journey hey man give me those book recommendations and the other part of that comments about you know like appreciating mind this doesn't even know what a mind is consciousness is there's apparently a body and the body apparently has brain with eyeballs that are nervous system jut it out but it's hilarious watching science and consciousness researchers in being nothing trying to box nothing it can't happen it can't be boxed there's no way that it can be boxed that's what I'm knowing boxes it's impossible to know your way to something that isn't lost it's impossible to experience your way out of a me that isn't there yeah me wants meaning me wants purpose and those put everything into boxes everything is something an object that's happening to an illusory center point it's happening to me and it means something so important in my life my journey through space and time where I'm still looking for something that will make me whole when I'm already no thing and so no meaning and no purpose are another way of saying absolute unconditional freedom and me apparently freaks out because it oh my gosh what about the dualisms of morality oh my gosh if there's no meaning or no purpose and if everything's just absolute unconditional freedom then there's a higher likelihood that there will be malevolence and violence and all these bad things that happen actually me is what is manipulating what's appearing me with its neuroticism is what creates mutually assured destruction wholeness which is what that me illusion is made of wholeness no thingness knowing positionlessness that is unconditional love that is unconditional freedom me it can't get what isn't missing the love and freedom that me looks for is always conditional while it's made of unconditional love and freedom and the body has a natural and spontaneous way without an appropriation of a me or a center that is doing or willing or choosing which are again just conceptual boxes body naturally spontaneously goes to take a piss you see when the bladder is full there's just apparently body going to bathroom to pee there's no me or there's no center point that decides oh my bladder is full so now I will will my body up and walk it to the bathroom it's just an appropriation of a natural spontaneous response of the body wholeness bodying apparently and there's so many examples like that there's no controlling these autonomous blinks or these autonomous breaths or these autonomous heartbeats blood pressure or digestion now imagine like eating eating and like I'm eating I'm swallowing I'm digesting I'm commanding body with its nutrition and I'm commanding when I'm just an appropriation it's a hilarious appropriation so freedom is always already always already so the body is already freedom it's already wholeness it's already unknowing it's already the ineffable body it's already what's positionless body and so the body that's what's already free moving apparently so it's not like the body's gonna move and then go to a retreat or read a book or or get that material possession or that relationship and then it will be free then it will be whole then it will attain enlightenment because there is only no thinness there's only enlightenment there is only pizza everything is that everything is that so if you want to call everything pizza or ocean whatever you want to call no thinness whatever you want to try to put as a word to everything or the ineffable or all that is nice yeah this these ob spots are great because they have a they have a feature where if you go like this they'll track you and so in this case I just turn tracking off and then you can turn tracking back on and then you can also then do this and you'll get a 2x or so zoom which is nice so it's always already free always already wholeness it will never be found because it's not lost it will never be found because it's not lost the body itself is ineffable positionless perfection it's already centerless freedom love wholeness it's already that it's always already that so you can say there's a story of a child that is apparently born and then conditioned and then forms a center point and then goes on a expansive transformative journey and then recognizes the emptiness that always already was but that's just a story that's just the unbounded unconditional freedom appearing as that story so that's why it's not worth mentioning that's why it's not worth mentioning so then asked hey look told me about your transformative journey in awakening it's not worth mentioning because it never happened there was a never a me that went through a transformative journey and until that is clear and as long as it's not there's still a center point that is obsessive center pointing OCD obsessive center point disorder that's another whole thing that will come forth on these streams bringing up fun things like that and noticing how the entire quote psychological literature is all written from the place of self and other it's all written from duality so actually dissociation from wholeness is association with me so we'll get into more of that is never lost I don't specifically have one that's written for this but it is never lost it is never lost it is never lost impossible to lose impossible to lose never lost never lost never lost or found never lost or found never lost or found impossible to lose impossible to lose never lost never found never lost never found never lost never found never was never found let's go i'm so excited for these spontaneous free styles and streams i'm so excited that's why the wood block is right here yeah so fun things like that will spontaneously come up and and there's excitement here about the spontaneous beats and free styles to get repurposed freely of course it's a dow it's a decentralized autonomous organization so feel free to repurpose it and throw it in jams and all kinds of things and just creating more beats and free styles it's so exciting and this is approximately the length that is feeling good like that's feeling like it allows the flow this is just hitting an hour and it really feels like there's a there's a flow there's a stride there's a everything just gets to spontaneously arising get explored and that's why these longer streams feel good to feel good so that's looking like what these will be like so yeah it's impossible to ever lose and it's impossible to find because it's already it's really simple it's super simple and ordinary it's absolutely not extraordinary so extraordinary is about me and story and experiences and extraordinary it's about specialness it's about me being special and specialness just wants to talk about itself it wants the illusion of others to listen to its specialness its experiences its stories and again it's funny because it's wholeness that is apparently illusory meeting or something no one knows there's freedom right there no one knows unknowing positionless centerless wholeness freedom unconditional love infinity that no one knows it's not found in an experience because it's already it's already and there's already not a me there's already not a center point it's already not there it's just an illusion that's why all this web 3 dow decentralized autonomous organization stuff is like the evolution of the internet especially with home dow and backing these new tokens with real world next gen infrastructures like sustainable regenerative housing next gen energy food water systems comedy lots of fun communal spaces for sports and hanging out music play children being free decentralized basic needs about children being free not having to enter into the matrix and sell apparent time for apparent money to pay for apparent basic needs to just be free so dows are really exciting and dows are really is what is what is is dowing and then me which is an illusion forms centralized architectures that that apparently create more body tensions of me's whereas dows apparently relieve the body tensions into the wholeness that always already is always already no separation anywhere always already no separation anywhere it's impossible to say but even these words are just what is using freedom is always already it's so always and already it's inconceivably always and already oh boy do everyone a favor and laugh at the apparent me's and spiritual seeking pointing to the always already that's there and it's that same freedom that's appearing as an assumption of a me that's on a transformative journey so it's really it's so funny that me that is on a transformative journey is actually made of unknowing it's made of nothing it's made of wholeness it's made of its absence the me on a spiritual transformative journey is made of its absence already freedom of unknowing the unconditional love for whatever is ising whatever is appearing hmm so all of it is a story all of it the whole stream itself is a story because nothing is ever lost but and nobody gets to own an attainment me wants to own an attainment called enlightenment as a north star as a gold star that it gets to put on its forehead and then use that to be worthy of and it's never lost and it's never attained so you can get up from whatever gurus and retreats and books and just be looking then just be like what it's never lost there's only wholeness or if you're looking on the smartphone or computer screen at the stream it's never lost the only wholeness there's only what's not separate and what's without position there's only that unknowing ineffable so right there that's that's it the phone or the computer or the guru or retreat or psychedelic or trying to chase you seeking whatever all those things just this is no one being everything yay yay it's like a bit of an inconditional love of the cats and the dogs that are such a huge favorite of of people you know just coming up and or even the you know the innocence of the the baby or the child is just you know like that way that cats like to rub on the it's just that unconditional love and the innocence really and the unknowing well getting a bit tired and that's all that apparently said about this for now and nothing can ever be said about what already is the freedom that is everything everywhere all at all right as always that unconditional love always and already there's so much more so much more play it's so exciting just needs infrastructures always and all


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Drinking water hydrating. I always have water.  I'm Rick. Do you false Instagram Twitter for more juicy content?  What's the actual? term for when you milk a cow when you're actually Pulling on the teat milking it. Is it just milking? That's all there's not another term like a more farmers. No, they're farmers it's not Extracting oh, they do that at McDonald's. That's McDonald's. Yeah, you can follow the Instagram Twitter for juicy content. I say that already you did I don't listen. That's why I yeah, you say I don't listen to you. You don't even listen to you I definitely don't yeah, this is all just repetition. It's true Welcome back to classic month This is our third film of classic month. Yep. First we saw the Hindi film guide and then we saw the Superstar Russia come film Yep, but it's pronounce this one This one is even worse even harder It's the 1987 Malayalam film and I know I usually say between 1985 and 1980 before that but Malayalam I know is a little different. Yeah, and the golden classic age is a little bit later than the other ones and obviously I want to get to more Mohanlal not my movie Mohanlal classics that which we haven't really outside of his the one who was the green-faced man And I think we saw Eravar as well. Mm-hmm. I think these are the only three Films so far, right? That is correct unless I'm wrong. Yep. That's but 1987 Malayalam film I can't even try that's well apparently it's translated into dragonflies in the spring rain It's very poetic. Yeah, very poetic Thuva na Thumbikul And I know it's in the way Malayalam say it's not even yeah I Yeah, it's impressive, but the it's directed and written by P. Padma Rajan and composed by Johnson and Pramavurji Ravindranath and starring Mohanlal Somalata and Parvati and quite a few other people but those are your three main Casts in this film, but obviously came out in 1987 So if you once again all the classics will be completely spoilers. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's classics So if you haven't watched it we saw it On Amazon, I'm sure you can find other places in India as well So go good to watch Rick your initial thoughts, please my initial thoughts I have a lot that we will be talking about obviously as usual. That's not a surprise. I liked it Mm-hmm. There's more about it that I liked and didn't like so ultimately it Didn't love it, but I liked it a lot. I stayed engaged and I really liked it I have some things that I don't like that are just showing you I had connectivity to the story There's things about the story. I just don't like oh, but then there's also some things I guess what I don't Understand yeah in the story that I don't that maybe you can help me understand in terms of the screenwriting I didn't find justification for a couple of things, but where there was justification for things. I got pissed off Yeah, I actually so I liked it. I enjoyed it. Well, they're especially our three Yeah, there's some stuff that I that I had some issues with as well and some stuff that I was like I don't Was that necessary? to be really in there and Stuff like that, but overall I really I really enjoyed actually watching Mohanlal and the other actresses Yeah, I thought this was actually a pretty pretty progressive Film for night. I mean, it's no surprises. No, no, no, exactly They're always kind of pushing the boundaries of because obviously you don't often see just obviously there's more of like a prostitute relationship, but then also them just casually having sex multiple times before the married. Yeah Do I love her? Do I love that that that story has been around for a long time? I'm a man who loves or these one person or I guess you could be a female Casablanca, right? Right that story is as old as time right somebody who loves two people and can't really decide right right To put it simply right for this film, right But so I thought that that was a really cool part like we were pretty like 40 40 something minutes And maybe an hour my wife was like when was this film made? Yeah I was like 1987 is there seems to be a pattern of the limited Classics we've seen from all over India because it really is limited compared to the amount that are there Yeah, but repeatedly it seems that South Indian films Tend to be way ahead of their time in terms of that subject matter. Yeah compared to everywhere else. Yeah, yeah Well, let's talk about our performances first and then we'll get in yeah And then we'll get into the story and the details and stuff like that Mohanlal I really actually enjoyed his performance. It was very subtle. Yeah, which is I think is his his MO. No We've seen four we have Trishyam too. Oh You're absolutely right. We saw four. That's right, which was probably is more more more recent that we've seen of his I do believe it's for maybe I'm missing one you so you guys can let me know but From the other ones we've seen it that seems to be his MO is pretty grounded pretty small But I thought he had a really interesting character here. I thought he showed a lot of emotion I thought he showed a lot of connectivity with his with his co-stars And and and things like that. I and I really enjoys before I thought it was very very subtle yeah Performance, would you think of I I agreed it made me as I always do Refresh my memory and go in and look and see where his background is and who he is personally and I I Enjoyed it. There were only a couple of moments. It's always And I don't under I I'll never understand because it's still in Indian cinema The last no intimacy. Oh just it's it's always so awkward and it hurts my heart to see one of the most important aspects of human existence be portrayed with for two reasons one the portrayal is just Painful to see and two because Movies are storytelling and storytelling is teaching. I wonder how many people have learned intimacy through films that Presented in a way that is very uncomfortable very unnatural very not real So it's just those moments were the only moments. I felt weren't believable every other moment in the film And that was for everybody not just him, but I I Not surprisingly very Impressed with his work as an actor in this. I don't know which moments you're talking about but anytime they tried to kiss or be Intimate, okay, but what like even in the water Yeah, no, I enjoyed that. I enjoyed that. No, that's it was very Indian I'm laying in the talking and conversing in the water.  I get it, but that which immediately you knew that was but you knew that was gonna happen That's just what I did.  We've been watching Indian cinema for like four years now So I it'll always it'll never not bother. It just well And it always bothers me because I know every role he plays when I go in I know before I go in that SRK's personal preference is always going to trump that character's needs. Yeah, I think that's the audience's preferences for India Yeah, I just it's obviously whatever But yeah, I know I enjoyed a lot. I get it. I understand your your gripe there But I enjoyed a lot of like in terms of like Cinematically them laying in the water and they're conversing as long as they weren't kissing the talking in the land around I get it. Yeah No, but that moment like when they're laying on the beach and he's laying on her I thought there was a lot of for Indian cinema a lot of like more intimate moments than you would normally get At that time as well. Yes shirtless guys. Yes. Yeah, and obviously like the fact that they were laying in bed Under the sheet under this clearly just had sex primarily right sinfully. Yeah And so there was a lot of those moments, which is kind of why I caused a little Progressive for yeah for sure for Indian cinema agree I appreciated that but it's talk about the ladies as well because they were both phenomenal agreed and I Will talk about the story in a little bit, but they're both both of their performances Which one was the Parvati was the prostitute right? No, no no Parvati was the first one that he Who he proposes to in college and Claire and Clara is the one who is the he sleeps with the virgin the prostitute. Yes I loved her performance Clara. I thought she a lot of innocence but also a lot of Beauty beauty and power. Yeah, sexual power for she was supposed to be a virgin here But she was convincing in her portrayal I believe their chemistry together all of them. Mm-hmm. I believe and Parvati's character had a little bit more of a of Interesting dynamic obviously. Yeah, Rada, and I I wish to I do wish there was a little more in depth of why she fell for him eventually There's a lot of more things that I have a lot of questions about not just that but other things as well that are But similar it does happen in yeah, it's in a quite a bit. Yeah of the like They don't have any interest and then now they're interested, right?  It's just what happens. You don't have to like it But you accept it that way it happens, right? Yeah, Parvati and sum sum a lot for give us if it's mispronounced really strong Good performances, and I love their chemistry with Mohan. Love. I completely agree. I just never ceased to be Impressed it seems by all of the ladies that we've seen in classics and everything else Women very well, I mean not every aspect of women But in terms of often putting a woman's story a strong woman at the forefront and I will say Though we talk a lot about The the male actors that we admire and respect a lot part of that's because as male actors Those are the people we look at in the roles that we would want to play and things of that nature, but If we probably did a very deep dive into it We would find that more female performances are superlative Yeah, then male performances in Indian cinema that we've seen they just never cease to just hit it out of the park Yeah, I loved both of them. Yes, I did too, and I was there with the two I mean those three are the movie. I was invested in What the hell was going on me to the Claire was a very Jenny character from Forrest Gump Hmm. She like loved him, but then she just left and she left but I would come back and then she would leave Yeah, it's I described that as Jenny from yeah, and Rada for me was the cost she of the film. Yes I was as angry with him as I was with run veer in bhajoo bhajurama Stani Yeah, and just thought at the end Obviously if you haven't seen this You shouldn't be watching now. Yeah, I did not like the ending So for the same reason I didn't like what happens in bhajurama Stani It's all about Rada for me and the fact that he did it again And he says to her at one point even I don't know how I'm gonna behave when it comes to this girl, okay by I Wanted her to turn around and leave at the train station when he turned and saw her because again he Went behind her back to go see this girl and the only reason he's not with this girl is Because she got married which by the way really really healthy reason to get married. I wrote it down One of the healthiest reasons to get married is so that you ensure you're never with the person you really love Perfect wonderful. I want to go to weddings like that all the time But that showed you my investment that I cared so much Yeah about these characters and I got pissed so much of when they did things that yeah No, I just watched the first season of Wyatt Lotus fantastic series if you haven't seen it, but like right so you saw season one Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think we're one or two episodes into season two. Okay, great great But there's love not gonna give anything away, but there's one couple That the fact that they end up together in the end kind of pissed me off.  Yeah, that's often but any that's not this about yeah But the I get what you're saying And it was in Casa Blanca if you haven't seen Casa Blanca very some Very different story very different story, but in terms of like a female loves two men and She can't decide who she wants to be right one stable once she has more passion with correct and it's similar It's right. I mean he probably has more passion with with Clara And that's obviously evident and so maybe he was following his penis a little bit there But oh yeah, but I get it at the end that I'm like one Clara you could have Come back and you guys could have gotten married don't understand why you couldn't I don't know why she left in the first place Yeah, this is very Jenny. That's yeah, but she wasn't a Jenny. She was a very innocent virginal girl She wasn't this rebel. She wants to go Explore the world I think and she won't be tied down so she didn't love him No, I think she loved him, but she also similar to Jenny Jenny pissed me off and yeah But Jenny was screwed up.  Is this an Indian film? So she had screwed up and she didn't have to be as screwed up It just seemed like this very innocent virginal girl Who loves this man so much that she's willing to give him her virginity? Just bolts. Yeah, but I there's multiple scenarios that part at the end. She was like, I don't know what I'm gonna do I was like, oh Yeah, I don't know if you should say that yeah But it's once again, it's also part of Indian sentiment Indian culture in terms of like he meets a girl I'm gonna marry you right up right off the bat. Mm-hmm the other girl kind of just putting up with male antics because They live in a village.  You're just there to be married to a man, right? Oftentimes especially right when this came out and so yeah, I was like shocked that she still stayed I was like, he's he's here right at the train station. He wants to leave again You said he wants to never do that again.   So if he was so committed to his own promise that he would not sleep with a virgin unless she became his wife and he loves Clara mm-hmm Why why didn't he marry her? Well, I think he obviously wanted to and I think well also that that when she came back Yeah, she came back so when she came back But then she kept leaving as well because she was like I don't because I think he accepted that she didn't want it and so he was just happy to be there with her and Because she asked she's got on I thought of what I would do if you proposed again That's what she said obviously when when she finally came back, right? And I think he just accepted that This is the relationship. They were gonna have yes. See that that's where the comparison Is your romantic as well? That's because he's like for example use it just the logic of it all the Jenny comparison Jenny from the get-go You see why Jenny is so screwed up and why she can't be with someone she loves and she's always Undermining her own best interest and it's heartbreaking to that extent because if she could just heal They'd be together. I Didn't see I don't know if I didn't have any issues like that. I Think she was a free spirit in terms of I got that vibe from her Well, she came to him. He didn't want to be tied little with mom. Yeah, she wanted to experience the world I think is what it was really what I think she didn't really love him. That's fine. Yeah, obviously she left So I think at the time she was like I think I love you, but I also want to experience the world So and I think a lot of people can relate to that in terms of they're not ready for commitment They might love somebody but they're not ready for commitment as well. Well, that you are a romantic very and so you want You need that well, I don't realize that love. Yeah, well, I think I think I don't think there's anything non-realist about people not wanting to commit That's no no, of course I wouldn't say there's anything unreal about them not wanting to come in that that part of it didn't bother me but one part of the film that I just didn't understand of that whole them Pranking the guy and going to oh saying they were gonna kill him, right? Oh, no, they weren't pranking I don't I don't know that there's ever been a more uncomfortable torture scene Then bending his toes. I But I don't think I've ever seen anything more brutal But I just had taken a guy's toes and bending them hard in the back seat of a car That's almost unbearable to watch. No, I'm just saying like that whole scene. I was like I didn't like Even understand the need for it very much. I didn't understand the need for that character period in the story Yeah, yeah that and it made me dislike Mahan was character. Well, I think they were trying. I don't I did this I wanted to move Yeah, I but I think they wanted to show his like male ego his ego like when he's with his friends and how But we already got and yeah, I know I agree. Yeah, I don't think this part was needed agreed That whole sequence right you and it may be in the book and it's you might disagree And you might be able to tell us why but that hole I think you could have cut that whole scene out in a little over two hours and agreed probably a better runtime there How'd you like the Paul Simon and Whitney Houston music? I did notice that Speaking of music, yeah, loved the score. I did too. Yeah, both like the two songs So the main like the actual songs I thought were really really nice. I did too and they didn't that's another thing about South Indian films I feel most a lot of them are Roger Yeah, and I feel I feel a lot of the songs fall more under the side of a um Moving forward of the story. Mm-hmm. Yeah, then just a standalone item number to delete and entertain They have those yeah, but the majority of them propel the story forward and they tend to be this collage of Moment, yeah, then just a standalone and I thought the theme for them musically was beautiful. Yeah, I just I thought the score was fantastic Yeah, yeah, so overall I really did enjoy the film There's some issues obviously we had we obviously talked about yeah, I'm glad we're we're getting to some more mohanlal classics because I know he's one of the greats if not the great of Malayalam cinema him and Mamoudi probably are the two like that are yeah, I think people would say are like the kings of Acting in Malayalam cinema. Yeah, of older. Yeah, Malayalam cinema And so I would love to get to a lot more because everything we've seen him and we've liked him his performances absolutely All very different Drisham choose probably my least favorite, but that's maybe because we didn't see the first one We were expecting something different right all that kind of stuff, but especially if it's older stuff of the the Irivar which we loved which is money rotten. I'm right Then the the green face one which I was harder for a foreigner to Understand the whole story, but his acting was clear that it was really really good. Yeah, and then obviously this as well I think he gives really good performance and so do both of the ladies They do and I I really appreciate it and I don't know how true it would be to the original material because it's my understanding It's adapted from a story. Yeah, and I I did Recognize and appreciate a couple of things one being The intentionality with which this was directed and I could feel a lot of times you watch a classic especially and you can feel the love of making the film how how Hard they try to make things look nice and I I did appreciate the symbolic Nature of rain. Yeah, and how it when it was there what it meant and what it means for the Unpredictability and the lack you can't control feelings that you may have about someone as they come to you and the lack of the rain at The end I that was not obviously missed on us in any way, and I thought I would just mention that Yeah, no, I'm glad you mentioned that. Yeah, the rain was a big character character in the story entire film. Yeah And we have a lot of rain here right now. We sure do. Oh, we've been dry for a few days But thankfully it's we're getting more about to get a little more rain. Yeah, but yeah Really enjoyed the film. Let us know with the next Malayalam classic whether it's Mohanlal or others Yep, cuz I this might be one of the oldest Malayalam Probably is and thankfully available on Amazon. Yeah, which was a surprise But And didn't have much problems with the subs it seems it was a little problem with the graininess of the Yeah quality of quality of the the actual picture. Yeah, it wasn't like blur, but like they had like red going over I think it was I think it's just deteriorating a little bit by the time they digitized it. It was old. Yeah, yeah But other than that it was I thought they did a really fine job So let us know what the next Malayalam film should be Mohanlal or others and what you thought about this film down below


Item Number – SCP-415 Object Class – SAFE Special Containment Procedures – SCP-415 is to be kept in standard living quarters, with freedom of movement while with an armed guard. Guards and monitoring staff are to be stationed by the living area, and all activity deviating from the daily norm is to be recorded. This first simple luxuries have been authorized, and thus far, such requests have been for reading material. This policy should continue as long as SCP-415 remains cooperative. Personnel interacting with SCP-415 show a particular risk of succumbing to sympathetic or emotional attachment. Due to this effect, the staff assigned to SCP-415 should be rotated every 30 days. Description – SCP-415 is a 176.9 cm tall Caucasian male of 36 years. He has blue eyes, preceding brown hair, and appears to be human. Subject exhibits an average IQ, and a relatively stable personality given his situation. He is cooperative with on-site staff, though is nervous around medical equipment and personnel. SCP-415 seems to possess a regenerative healing ability, focusing on tissue and organ regrowth. This ability is most pronounced concerning his internal organs, particularly the liver, spleen, pancreas, and colon. Skeletal breaks have been observed to heal faster than the human norm, but slower than soft organs. The subject has shown the ability to survive with organs that have suffered severe damage, or been completely removed. The damaged or missing organs will regrow, and become fully healthy and functioning within a period of one to three months. Despite subjects near immortality thanks to this process, he has shown a completely normal immune system, and has been affected by the common cold and influenza, with completely unremarkable results. SCP-415's body has undergone several radical alterations, performed by an unknown third party. Subject has several zippers surgically installed on his body. One curved from his left armpit to the skin over his stomach, one centered directly over the heart, and two installed parallel to each other on the gut. Further physical anomalies have been observed that were later found to have been removed or resolved over time. Most of the torso was covered by a loose flap of skin that could be lifted at any time, and was pinned on by three safety pins, and a sewing button. This anomaly remained for 63 days. Several long lines of stitches crudely placed with thick black thread of unknown material, raising the surface of the skin by more than a centimeter in some places. A particularly noticeable stitching began on the small of the back, and continued up the side until the fourth rib. From here it passed over the neck, and forked into two branches, ending on the shoulders. In an accident where he was struck with some force, this stitching was severed. The entire left side ripped open, and almost all the internal organs spilled out. There was evidence that this stitching was undone and replaced numerous times, over a period of nine months, despite constant observation. At the end of this period, all stitches vanished, and subjects showed no evidence of their existence. A steel lining was found inserted in between the solid bones of the skull. If a sharp object like a scalpel or knife was slid through, and some pressure applied, the structure would allow the top of his skull to be removed. This mechanism remains in place at present, but is largely unnoticeable to the casual observer. It has been consistently observed by staff assigned to SCP-415 that before one of these physical modification anomalies, the subject will enter a state of extreme panic and heightened strength accompanied by frantic screaming. At a point during this panic state, the subject will undergo a phase where the environment within 2.5 meters of the subject will warp, displaying what has been described by observing staff as alien landscapes, operating rooms, oversized organic anatomy, and in one instance, an amusement park. The subject will then vanish from our reality for a period of time, ranging from 0.25 seconds to the longest recorded time of three seconds. Upon reappearance of the subject, a new modification will be present, with occasional repeats of past modifications. The subject is unable to explain where he is taken to during these attacks at any given time, but his firm in stating his duration of departure is significantly longer than his recorded departure time, upwards of several years in some cases. Addendum 415-1 SCP-415 had been in a state of movement across the United States for approximately 2.5 years, allegedly hitchhiking, staying in the wilderness, and living sporadically in small towns. Although no full record of his activities exist, information from interviews and first-hand civilian reports have provided a partial travel map. He was first sighted in New England, fleeing along the east coast of the US, then traveled almost directly into the heart of the Midwest, before wandering in a rough circle around that area, participating in farm work and manual labor. According to SCP-415, he was running from an organization that he believes to be hunting him, presumably to sell his organs on the black market. The Foundation came in contact with SCP-415 after he turned himself into the FBI, asking for protection from this unknown organization. SCP-415 was intercepted and contained while in transport to an asylum, after turning violent upon his requests being declined. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-414, regardless, I might prefer myself sick right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


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Central on YouTube and the call in number if you have a question or you would like to connect to a loved one. On the other side is<PHONE_NUMBER>. I don't know why the beginning of my show is so difficult to do. I think I need to just write something out and then follow it for the whole show. Okay, so you can post a question in the chat on YouTube if you would like to. Once I start taking callers, I kind of am all in that energy, but I try to go back and forth between callers and questions in the chat. So if you would like to call in again, the call in number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Please remember I will never reach out to you for a reading, not via an email, not with anything. I will never reach out to you for a reading. If somebody's reaching out to you, that is not me. The only way you can get a session with me is if you actually reach out to me by calling my business number, which is<PHONE_NUMBER> or via my website, t-o-n-i-g dot i-n-f-o. Okay, here we go. And yes, I wanna say hi to everybody online. Caroline, hi, how are you? Thank you for being here, Fawn. So happy that you're here. Say hello, it's always wonderful to see you. Amy, Christina Lin, thank you for joining us. Heather, I'm so happy that all of you are here joining in on the chat. If you wanna join in on the chat, you can. Otherwise, I'm gonna start taking callers. Now the first caller is 951. 951, what's your name and where are you calling from? Hey, it's Nathaniel calling from California. Hey, Nathaniel, let's spend a minute. How are you? Hey, I'm just kinda wondering what my life is kind of unfolding now. I've been doing Uber and stuff. I'm just kinda wondering if there's a message from Spirit for the future for me. Okay, so just any message from Spirit or do you have a specific question? If anything gonna come in fine with the Spirit guides or ancestors or anything, you know, I'm kind of re-identifying here from surgery and stuff, it's in, I think, uh... Okay, so Nathaniel. I'm working. The first thing I get for you, Nathaniel, is there's this song, it's a little bit older of a song, Take It Easy. Don't let the sound of your own wheels make you crazy. So that's the first song, so take it easy. The next thing that I'm hearing is it's time for you to get a little bit more grounded. It's time for you to become a little bit more grounded in well everything, in your actions, in your life, in what you're doing. The time for, oh God, this song is so old too. I don't even think I've ever heard it. Well, obviously I've heard it once or twice, but I think for every season turn, turn, turn, turn, I think that is all I know of that. So what they're saying is you're entering a season of your life where everything is about to significantly change for you. And you have to start looking and doing things in a different way. Where you're going to go from this moment forward is going to be very different than where and how you lived in the past. If you keep doing or living the same way, you just at some point have to expect the same result. What I am going to say to you from spirit is it's time to just be in that space where you can have acceptance for where you are and know that things, first things will get better, but they won't be what they were before. I think that if I'm going to be saying something else to you, it would be finding something that brings you to a place where you can just breathe and have some joy. And I think that's the thing that spirit would want to say to you the most and to just be in that space for as long as you can. I don't think this is the time for you to try to push and shove and be, like pushing forward is the term I'm getting. Now in about a month's time, you're going to have some realizations about a lot of things from the past. And I think that you're being given this time so that you can look at some things a little bit differently. So if I'm getting it correctly, and I hope I am Nathaniel, what they're saying is this is a review time for you. And we don't only get these opportunities to review how everything's been where we've been and what we want moving forward when we pass, we also get them real time in life.   And Nathaniel, that is the absolute message that I am getting for you. And I hope that you, that that message makes sense for you, love. Yeah. Good. Okay, we're all grounded and looking for some more kind of contentment in about a month or so. Absolutely. And please during this time, just review and look at, you know, I don't believe that we necessarily do things wrong in life. I know that life has a lot of choices that we can make and it's designed that way purposefully for each and every one of us. So I don't think that we can necessarily do anything wrong. I think there are several different ways we can learn in this life. And whatever way we learn is just how we learn. That's it. That's all there is. That's, you know, that's it. I'm going to go to the next caller in a moment who is 262 for anybody who wants to connect with me, social media, my Amazon store, any of that stuff. There is a link in every single bio that I have and that link will take you to all of my other links, my website, my socials, everything. I'm going to go directly to 262. If you do have a question and you would like to call in and ask your question, the number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Please feel free to call in 262. What's your name and where are you calling from? Well, it's Amy from Millwall K. Hey, Amy, how are you? Fabulous. Excellent, love. How can I help you today? As you know, I always have a million questions. But one thing is I keep waking up with headaches and I had them pretty well under control. Like I used to get migraines really bad. I had them pretty well under control and now I've been waking up with them. And I just want to know what, if it's something spiritual, if it's diet, if it's something that I can transform. Okay. Give me a second. Amy, I'm seeing something for you and I'm hearing something for you. The first thing I'm seeing is, and if you're watching on YouTube, but if you follow your thumb up on your right, on your right hand, if you follow your thumb up right above that wrist bone right there, you need to needle that spot which should make pretty much, should make sense to you for that. I don't know why they're saying that, but that's what you need to do. And then the other, which I don't know if you've attempted that or not, but the other thing that they are saying is that you need to, you need to drink, hydrate. It's not necessarily drink water, but you definitely need to hydrate a little bit more. And you need to get foods that have a little bit more nutrient, nutrient dense foods in them. So whatever that means to you and that, I'm not a person who preaches one- I know you don't. One type of- But I've been wondering if I should do Katrava or another like a really super, the superfood shake type thing, because I hate those, so it's kind of not a surprise. You know what? I think if you go to a local health food store and you, they have a lot of different nutrient dense drinks that you can do. And if you just make it as cold as possible and you'll be just fine, I'm just getting, and you know, the other thing is, like when they say nutrients, I always go also to minerals. So if you are not taking something that is very filled with, that has a lot of natural minerals in it, get something to put minerals in your body, whether it's CMOS or ocean minerals or what's the other, is it bird acc root? Amy, what's the other highly mineral-based thing? Is it bird acc root or is it- Are you thinking blue green chlorella? Or like chlorella or blue green algae? It could be, it could be. And I love those too, like for other purposes too. It could be that just something, get something with a lot of minerals.  Well, the nutrients in the food come from the earth, first of all. And if our earth has been stripped because of chemicals or because they haven't dug deep enough to turn the soil over, that has really good nutrients in it, we're not getting as much nutrients in our food as we're supposed to. So put some minerals, get minerals, whatever minerals you feel most comfortable with, get minerals and start putting them in your body. I do feel like whatever you're doing, once you get these nutrients and or minerals in your body, you are gonna see a turnaround very, very quickly, okay, Amy? Sure, cool. Excellent, I hope that was helpful. I hope it was. Yeah, very helpful. Excellent, excellent. Thank you so much. Thank you for calling in.  Terry, how are you? It has been, I love when people are on my show that I haven't heard from in a while because I always think of everybody. So Terry, it's so good. It's so amazing to hear from you. Thank you for joining us here. Her comment is, my cousin recently passed. She was a well-known astrologist. She asked me to try to connect with her after her passing. Does she have anything to tell me? Oh, Terry, she has so much. I don't wanna just refer to her as her. So Terry, if you could just put her first name in the chat for me, thank you, love. I would appreciate that. Just, I still believe that just because they're on the other side, whatever their name is, I like to like communicate with their name and have that, Jane. Okay, Jane, thank you, thank you, thank you. Okay, so the first thing, Terry, oh my God, I love this song, dude. This is like, it's such a weird song to say. It's like one of your favorite songs, but it's one million percent. One of my favorite songs is by Frank Sinatra. I love her. And so now the time has come, my final curtain. I don't even know all the words or how to sing it, so please forgive me. And yeah, folks, I know I am so much more aware of the fact that I can't sing than you are. So she does the verse. So now the time has come, my final curtain, and then she goes, I did it my way. I did it my way. In life and in death, I did it my way 100%. She's saying it was the, like the, her going home. I know that this, I know this isn't gonna make sense to everybody and not everybody will get this, but she's saying it was the best decision of my life. I'm sorry, Terry, I'm laughing because she has this personality that is just so firm and this is what I wanted and this is the way I did it and I'm so good with it. Now, Terry, for you, the one thing she would say for you is she just adores you and keep going. There's some really good things coming in for you. And if she was looking at your chart, she would say astrologically, it might seem like it's a poop storm out here, but it's about to turn. We have to give it until February. Once we hit February, we're all gonna be flying high and she's doing the little bird thing. I don't know if that's something she would have done, Terry, but it's definitely something she's doing now. She's saying, Terry, December is gonna be a really special month for you. Embrace, embrace all of it. Embrace all of it, okay? And thank you for everything. She wants to thank you for everything. She wants you to know that she is really grateful for where she is now and everything that brought her to that. She's just saying it like this. I graduated, I finally graduated. Now, I hope that makes sense for you, Terry. I really does. I love her energy, I love her personality. She is amazing. She's absolutely amazing. Okay, I'm gonna take one more YouTube chat thing and then I'm gonna go to callers again. So callers, please hold on. I spoke with you last month regarding a new career opportunity. You stated that you saw me in a new position by the end of October. I had an amazing interview last week. I just learned that I'm one of two finalists. Oh, congratulations, Kay, I love that. I love that. Oh, I just did something and lost my chat. I hit something. I don't know what just happened, folks. I'm so sorry. I don't know if I'm gonna be able to get my chat back because well, oh, there it is, thank you. I love that, Kay. Okay, Kay, congratulations. I do feel like there is some more coming in for you. Be open to all the possibilities. I'm going to the caller with area code 919, 919. What's your name and where are you calling from? That was me. It's Kay that you just answered the question. Oh, Kay, I love that. Awesome. Today, it's just your day to communicate with me. It's just your day. How could I help you? Yeah, yeah, last month, and you said that you saw me moving into a new role by the end of October and I had a great interview on last week. And I just wanted you to see me getting a call, getting the offer on this, so you just answered.  Flush? I think that's good when it comes to money. Like if you're flush, you're good. But I don't know, I'm comparing it to poker. Like if you have a flush, it's a good hand, I think. Okay, okay. I think it's good, I think you're gonna be flush. And I just, okay, thank you. They're saying there's more coming in and they're letting you know you're going to have some opportunities coming in outside of work, some opportunities coming in that you need to seriously consider. Have you been a bit of a in hibernation mode, like maybe not going out or accepting invitations or just for whatever reason? Yeah. Okay, so there are some, thank you for confirming that there are some opportunities coming in soon and these opportunities are going to help you, they're outside of the work opportunities and they want you to really start accepting some of these requests or opportunities. Now these, not all of them. Be very discerning, very picky about which opportunities you accept. Make sure it's something you wanna do, but if you, I feel like in one, possibly two of the opportunities you have the potential to meet some really some really good people, some new people that are going to help you on your journey or be good, the person speaking, and I feel like this is a mom or a grandmom because of the way that she's saying it is they're gonna be good folk in your life. There's some good folk coming in and they're gonna be really good folks or folks folk in your life. They're gonna be true, like, okay, so thank you, heaven sent. They're just gonna be heaven sent people that really are more in alignment with where you are and what your next stage in life. And so I feel like you're about to turn a corner and when you turn this corner, you're going to have all this newness coming in. I just see like you're on a street and it's just all dark clouds and then you turn this corner and there's nothing but sunshine. So I feel like just turn that corner what you're going to do very, very soon and you are going to meet really and I always say when we turn that corner you're about to be in that space where you are just in sunshine. You're in the light again.  So please make sure you're moving forward into that and you accept some of these offers. And I do feel like you are going to get another invitation that's really important. So what I'm going to say, whatever this invitation is they really want you to take this invitation whether it's to an event, a wedding, a baptism or a night out with a friend whatever it is or even if it's another interview even if you get this position and there's another interview coming in, take it, everything now is going to show you your worth because you've gone through the period of what they're calling worth less like feeling like that and now it's time to go into your next phase and it's beautiful.  Okay, love. Thank you so much. This actually makes a lot of sense to me, so thank you. I'm so happy and thank you so much for calling in. Thank you. I'm really grateful I was able to connect with you. Hey everybody, thank you so much for joining me today. I'm so grateful that you could. I love each and every one of you and I know normally I do 60 minutes. Today I can only do 30, but I will be back on Wednesday for another 30 minutes. So please absolutely positively join me then if I did not get to your question. Today I will get to it on 30. Thank you again and have an amazing rest of the day. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


This is of concern to God's teachers. Obelisk will point to this if properly interpreted. In this sense, it can be said that their truth lies in their usefulness. Obelisk that lead to progress should be honored. This is the sole criterion this course requires. No more than this is necessary. I read this and for me it just takes responsibility, you know, responsibility in the world. Responsibility as a mother. Responsibility as a baby. That just, you know, like, zoos to a whole other place. And I think this is my responsibility to all those people that I'm fighting at responsibilities for. This is it. And it doesn't, and it doesn't single them out in any way either. But it includes them. It's mostly for my child. What better gift could you give the children to teach them? For my kids, it's the word that was meant, you know, not through words. It's gotta be through actions. It always is. It's not going to be through words. It's not through words for my kids. There's a part, and of course somewhere, that speaks of the true teacher being one who motivates for change. And what could be more motivating for change than an example of peace and happiness and joy that's just irresistible.


Sphinx Cat vs Cornish Rex Cat. What are the differences between the two cat breeds? The Sphinx is a medium-sized cat that typically weighs 6-12 pounds and the Cornish Rex typically weighs 6-10 pounds. Both Sphinx Cat and Cornish Rex Cat are known for their lack of coat or fur. The Sphinx Cat is not entirely hairless but covered with fine, downy hair that is said to be like peach skin. This cat has no whiskers or eyelashes. Hairlessness in Sphinx Cats is a naturally occurring genetic mutation. The Cornish Rex has no hair except for down. Most breeds of cat have three different types of hair in their coats, the outer fur or guard hairs, a middle layer called the on hair, and the down hair or undercoat, which is very fine and about 1 centimeter long. Cornish Rexes only have the undercoat. The Sphinx's skin should have the texture of chamois leather as it has fine hairs, or the cat may be completely hairless. Whiskers may be present, either whole or broken, or maybe totally absent. The cats have a narrow, long head and webbed feet. Their skin is the color that their fur would be, and all the usual cat markings like solid, point-vanned tabby, or tortie, may be found on the Sphinx Cat's skin. The coat of a Cornish Rex is extremely fine and sometimes curly. Their light coat means that they are best suited for indoor living in warm and dry conditions, as they are sensitive to low temperatures. They like to stay near warm places such as computer monitors, light bulbs, laps and shoulders. When it comes to their personality, the Sphinx Cat is outgoing, mischievous, people-orientated, and loves attention. These cats often greet their owners when they come home and are very talkative. They are highly intelligent, playful, and cuddly. Sphinxes are champion purrs. They like to sleep with their owners under the covers. Their body temperature is a degree or two above the average for normal cats and they have voracious appetites to compensate for the heat loss. This is a highly social cat. If you are gone during the day, the Sphinx will enjoy having a friend in the form of another Sphinx, another cat, or even a dog. The Cornish Rex cats have a mischievous side to their character and a personality that can almost be described as forever young. Rexes are very intelligent, enjoy playing, and love to learn new tricks. They will happily play fetching games for hours on end. While they are lively cats, they do have quieter times when they are happy to curl up in a lap. Cornish Rex cats can become cold quickly and will always seek out the warmest place to sleep. With little protection against the elements, Cornish Rex cats cannot be left out in the cold, they don't like to sit on cold surfaces, and they do appreciate central heating. Those that do go outside in the Sunday may need sun protection on pale skin. The Cornish Rex maintains his kitten-like attitude well into old age. He never loses the desire to interact with people and is best suited to a home where he will receive the love and constant companionship he craves. The Sphinx cat breed is prone to skin problems including the development of rashes and fungal infections. Care must be taken to protect the Sphinx cat from sunburn. As with all cats, Sphinx cats benefit from protection against disease through vaccination and need annual veterinary health checks. One condition linked to the Cornish Rex cat breed is hypotricosis, a hair loss leading to baldness. The unusual coke predisposes the cat to certain skin conditions including excessive yeast infection. Both cat breeds are unique and each has its own particular likes, dislikes, and needs when it comes to food. However, cats are carnivores and every cat must obtain 41 different and specific nutrients from their food. The proportion of these nutrients will vary depending on age, lifestyle, and overall health, so it's not surprising that a growing, energetic kitten needs a different balance of nutrients in her diet than a less active senior cat. Other considerations to bear in mind are feeding the right quantity of food to maintain ideal body condition, in accordance with feeding guidelines, and catering to individual preference regarding wet or dry food recipes. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife to get 20% off. Are they both hypoallergenic? If you're allergic to cats, you'd be forgiven for thinking you couldn't own one. It makes sense, right? Allergies impact your life and encourage avoidance, so how is it that a person who's allergic to cats can still own one? People with allergies have oversensitive immune systems. Their bodies mistake harmless things, like cat dander, for dangerous invaders and attack them as they would bacteria or viruses. The symptoms of the allergy are the side effects of your body's assault on the allergen or trigger. Despite her hairlessness, the sphinx is not considered hypoallergenic because her skin still produces normal amounts of allergy causing gander. Sphinx cats tend to have oily skin and need to be bathed regularly to avoid becoming greasy. Special care should also be taken to protect these cats from sunburn and skin damage, as well as from cold temperatures, although the sphinx tends to be an expert at finding snug places to curl up and get warm. Nevertheless, sweaters and coats tailored to the sphinx cat are commercially available. The ears should also be checked weekly for wax buildup and gently wiped with a cotton ball dipped in a gentler cleaning solution as necessary. Despite some belief to the contrary, the Cornish Rex's short hair does not make it non- or hypoallergenic. Allergic reactions from cats are not the result of hair length but from a glycoprotein known as Fel D1, produced in the sebaceous glands of the skin, saliva, and urine. Most people who have cat allergies are reacting to this protein and cat saliva and cat dander, when the cat cleans its fur, the saliva dries and is transformed into the dust which people breathe in. Since Cornish Rex cats groom as much as or even more than ordinary cats, a Cornish Rex cat can still produce a reaction in people who are allergic to cats. However, it is widely reported to cause lesser to a little allergic reaction. It is recommended a potential owner visit a catarie to check their own tolerance. Owners must pay meticulous attention to keeping the sphinx cat's skin clean and supple. The skin needs to be bathed or sponged every week to remove its oily secretions. The oily secretions must also be cleaned from the outer ear on a regular basis to prevent ear infections. Their skin must be kept moisturized with a gentle, scent-free lotion or oil, and they need weekly baths so as not to leave greasy spots on your furniture and clothing. Use a gentle baby shampoo or moisturizing shampoo and rinse thoroughly, especially between the folds of the wrinkles. If you begin bathing your sphinx kitten while he is young, he will learn to accept and sometimes even enjoy baths. Baby wipes will help to keep him clean between baths. The Cornish Rex cat's wavy coat needs the minimum amount of care. Grooming the Cornish Rex is typically as easy as brushing your hand over his coat. Some Cornish Rex cats have a longer or woollier coat, however, and may need some help from a soft bristle brush or fine tooth comb to keep their coat looking neat. Rubber brushes may be used to help remove dead hair, but caution should be exercised as excess use may permanently damage the hair. Cats with pale coats may need sunblock on ears in the summer months. As with all cats, regular vaccination and parasite control are recommended. Groom gently so you don't break the delicate hairs. The best thing about a Cornish Rex coat is that the hairs are so fine that they aren't very noticeable on clothing and furniture. The active and social sphinx and Cornish Rex are the perfect choices for families with children and cat-friendly dogs. They learn tricks easily and love the attention they receive from children who treat them politely and with respect. They live peacefully with dogs and other cats. Always introduce pets slowly and in controlled circumstances to ensure that they learn to get along together. Sphinx and Cornish Rex are highly intelligent cats and are a great cat for an active family or someone who likes to give their pets a lot of affection. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


Basically, I have added an explanation for my own application. It's the expense management for basic bachelor's. Most of the people are here who are moving some money to someone else. I'm sure of that. And once they're moving the increases of two months, let's say two months, the expense can't be much more complex. It's very time-consuming concept. So let's say you might not be familiar with this whole process. So I developed a small application. It's like a simple log-in script, like your first name. You can log in to this application. I distributed this whole experience as per the outings, like these events. We sometimes go shopping, we sometimes go for food. We shop again to get some groceries at home. So this is like an outing for us. So I have classified this whole as an expense thing in kind of an outings. I have created an example. I was not able to complete this application completely. This is how the expense program may appear. This is the important thing. The users involved in this meet-up. Let's say these are the poor people. And we need to determine how much people have invested their money. Like expended in this, above the house. So just click on this, you will see nothing. It is supposed to show expense done by function every person in this above house. You can add yourself. You can add three more people if you want to. Let's say I have added three people. You just submit it and your outing is created. Then the expense gets automatically categorized as per the outing. So at the end of, find your own expense. Like how much expense you have done by yourself. Then you can find your own expense. Like you have done an expense recently. Just like this outing. There is one form for this outing. You just enter the amount. You will be tagged as a payer. And the amount you send to this outing is automatically split up as per the people. This is the user's list for the agent and the outing. How much people have done, which kind of people have done. This is the category. This is the most important part which I have covered. But I have covered the packet part of it. So in this category, I am getting a final digit number. Let's say person one goes to person two. There is one number for that. Total amount. Then person two is owing to person one. Certain amount. Let's say this second amount is larger than the first amount. In what happens? The person two is supposed to get money from the person. Or the exactly vice person. So this is the thing. This I will be typing in this package. And finally you will get a magic number. Like how much money this person is owing to this person. So this is the part I will be typing in the packet. I will be typing in the packet. Sorry for that.