Welcome to Dare to Dream. This is Debbie Dashinger, and it is an honor and a pleasure to be here with you today. Dare to Dream has been nominated for two People's Choice podcast awards for a webby award, was just awarded the best radio and podcast show by Coalition of Visionary Resources, and Welp Magazine listed Dare to Dream with Debbie Dashinger in their magazine as one of the top 20 best podcasts to listen to this year. So thank you for being one of those listeners. This show is sponsored by Dr. Dane Here and Access Consciousness. You can find out about the beautiful energy work they do out in the world, go to drdanehere, h-e-e-r.com or accessconsciousness.com. Today's show, I have the pleasure of featuring Suzanne Ross, she's a spiritual life coach, and Suzanne delivers healing through remote healing, through past-life regression from her psychic gifts. I am Debbie Dashinger, and what do I do out in the world? I'm a visibility media expert. 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Go to Debbie Dashinger.com slash gift. It's D-E-B-B-I-D-A-C-H-I-N-G-E-R.com slash gift. This episode is a conversation to explore limitless possibilities, multidimensionality, missing time, and the paranormal. My guest, Suzanne Ross, has dedicated her life to awakening and ascension of humanity. Through her book, shows, events, TV network, and nonprofit organization, she's reached millions with her message of hope for humanity and a new earth. Suzanne speaks worldwide and has been seen on Gaia TV and featured on the Global Peace tribe. You can learn more about her at susanrosstranscendence.com. I welcome Suzanne Ross too. Dear to dream. Hi. It's so great to have you here. Hi, Debbie. Thanks so much for having me on. I'm so delighted to be part of your amazing podcast and congratulations on all of those awards. That's so impressive. Thank you very much. I've been doing it 15 years, so I think with time comes due diligence and some recognition. I'm super grateful for it. It lets other people find this and find people like you. I want to start with you have really dedicated the last decades of your life to awakening, to ascension, the paranormal, and the supernatural. Yummy. I love all of that. Is there a backstory for you of personal awakening and ascension? Did you come from one arena and shift for some reason into the other? Yes. I used to be a corporate executive living on the East Coast, and I just felt incredibly misaligned with my true calling, displaced in the East Coast where I was at, and it was starting to show up in many physical mental symptoms. I was having anxiety attacks, and I had eczema all over my skin, and I just walked out into the kitchen one day and said there has to be more meaning and purpose to life than this. Fighting brutal traffic, going to work, fighting brutal politics, fighting traffic, coming home, having dinner, getting up, doing it over and over and over again. I knew there had to be more meaning and purpose to my life, and I just felt like this isn't what I signed up for. About that time, my parents called to invite me to the desert of Southern California, and I knew that's what I needed, it was a break from it all, so I went to visit them, and out in the desert, I woke up one morning and I just felt compelled to run to this mountain behind their house, and I ran up to the top of the mountain, threw my arms up to the sky, and I just said I am miserable in the extreme and see no way out. In that moment, I felt this absolute calm wash over me. It felt like the air around me was hugging me, and I felt surrounded by this brilliant white light, and out of the light came a voice and it said, can't you see you've come home? You will stay here and heal yourself and many others. In that moment, I knew that was the absolute truth for me, all of the anxiety and depression just melted away and it was replaced by excitement and enthusiasm over my new life in the desert as a healer, and I also felt spontaneously healed in the moment. The person who ran down that mountain was not the same person who ran up it with all of this excitement and enthusiasm over my new life in the desert as a healer. Over the next two weeks, I felt as if I was following the guidance of spirit and being energetically guided to do this and then do that. That very morning, I drove to the nearest five-star resort. I applied for a job in wellness. I was hired on the spot and asked if I could start in two weeks, and as I walked out to the parking lot, I thought, this is surreal. What have I done? Long story short, I started in two weeks in the field of wellness and I have never looked back. That's incredible. What a story that is. I love stories like this where you cry out and say, I'm at the bottom. I need help. I need intervention divinely. The beautiful part of that story is that you received it. Not everybody does. Sometimes we cry out and say, I'm at a crossroads. I don't even know why this is happening, et cetera, and there's not even a cricket. Why do you think in that moment that you were so supported? I do believe in this concept of awakening from suffering and also surrendering to source. I was born quite connected to the other realms. I felt very psychic as a kid in such a way that I always saw invisible beings. I had all of these invisible friends, and they all had names, and I would tell my parents about these invisible people that were present in my reality, and I feel that I had the ability or gift to connect with the other side. Of course, that faded away as I came into my identity, as who I was, as a child, and then young adult, but in my adulthood, I felt like it opened back up for me. I felt like I always had that ability to connect with what we might call interdimensional realms or even a higher source, and just with my depth of suffering in the moment and surrendering, this was gifted to me and I was able to reconnect. I actually had a regression, a hypnotic regression with Laurie McDonald, who is president of Opus, who actually assists people, who've had paranormal experiences, reveal what may have happened, and in this hypnosis, what was shown to us is that on that mountaintop two beings surfaced from the inner earth, and they had a woman in between them that looked just like me, and they asked, can this woman walk into you? I said, yes, and she walked into me and then looked out. That made so much sense for me because it was as if I was merged with my higher self. I was aligned with my higher self. This is not a walk-in situation. This is a higher self coming into you to be with you. Yeah, like a soul merge. God, that's beautiful. It's amazing. From there, is that where you started to being able to channel to do automatic writing, psyche greetings, tune into interdimensional planes, download advanced knowledge. We're getting into that. Is that? We will get into that, but that was not what happened after this. After this, which happened in 1995, I dove into spirituality because prior to that, I hadn't been aware of any type of spirituality. My parents were religious. We never went to church. There was never any spirituality introduced to us necessarily. This was like a spiritual awakening that led me into what I call a hay house brand of spirituality. I started to tune into Louise Hay and Wayne Dyer, just fell in love with Wayne Dyer and his teachings. I had my headset on, my little earphones, and I would walk through the desert and listen to all these books on audio and became very inspired by the spiritual path. That was that phase. Then I had a dark night of the soul upon which I awoke from in 2008 when I stepped on a Buddhist path and then really started to go deep into trans meditation and mantras and mudras and tantra. That really allowed me to go so deep into meditation that I started to have like astral travel experiences and connecting to the other side. Ultimately, to then automatic writing and channeling and writing my books. You did the work.  You went through what you went through. Then you kept following up. I love that you have these kind of practices that everything led you to that and that leading to this type of meditation mantra, mudra, open up all of this for you. That's very deep. And then as far as making contact and disclosure, but really about making contact, do you have personal experience of extraterrestrials? I do. And so I like to preface this with my father having had a missing time experience at the age of 18. And this happened out in a small town called Veater, Saskatchewan in Canada. And him and four buddies were driving down a dirt road one night after dinner. And they saw this big white light out in the field, behind them, in front of them. So my father pulled over and him and his buddy leaned against the driver's side door to see if this light would pass them. And the next thing they knew, they were all sitting in the car looking at each other. And then they saw this white light race across the field and merged with a larger orange light, which then took off into space. They drove to the nearest farmhouse and were banging on the door, you seeing these lights. And the woman who answered the door was furious that they were knocking on her door after midnight. And then they realized midnight, we just left the house at eight, we live right down the street. And they were like, ah, OK, we've had some kind of missing time experience. And my father, then the next day, realized that he had a triangle-shaped metallic object in his wrist. And growing up, he called it his alien ship. And it was a gray, raised, triangular imprint on his wrist. When we were old enough not to be freaked out by the story, he told us this whole experience because this experience plagued him throughout his life. He was always so curious, like what happened in that incident and what is this chip, or he called it his alien ship. But right after that experience, he was 18 years old, he was recruited by NCR. Living in the middle of nowhere, somehow NCR, National Cash Register company, recruited him. And ultimately, he became a genius on the front lines of the emerging computer age. He was moved to Dayton, Ohio, right near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. And Wright Patterson Air Force Base actually founded, James Patterson founded NCR. And so they were very intricately involved. My father was German speaking. And on Sunday nights, these German men would come to our house and they would speak in German and they would pour over these plans. It was only later that I became aware of Project Paperclip and really feel that my father, from the abduction experience, from the chip in plant to then ultimately working at NCR with Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and these German men possibly involved with Project Paperclip all kind of set the stage for then my later experiences with the paranormal. And then just so I check in, your dad never was hypnotized. He never went through an abduction hypnosis. No. He wouldn't let anybody touch his chip. He used to hold it like this. And he didn't believe in spirituality. He believed in UFOs and extraterrestrial beings and would say things to me like, you know that the aliens are us coming back from the future. And this is like 25 years ago when this kind of stuff wasn't really talked about. And he would tell me stuff like this. And even with my father, we had some really interesting paranormal experiences together.  So the most significant experience that I ever had was a missing time experience here in Sedona. And I had two friends staying at my house. And all three of us were talking about how we felt very connected to the Arcturians, this alien race from the star Arcturus. And so we decided that we would try to call in these Arcturians. I joke around, this is what we do at night in Sedona. So me and these two friends decided to stand in my living room and all three hold hands and call upon the Arcturians to have more direct contact, something physical and tangible. And so then we went out on my back deck, which is an upper deck. As soon as we walked out on my back deck, the lights on the deck went on, which for one, you can only turn on the deck lights from the inside panel. And so we were like, OK, whoa, what's happening? And then we all felt dizzy. My friend Megan grabbed the handrail and she goes, whoa, I feel dizzy. And I did too, so I grabbed the handrail. There was a huge explosion of white light on the horizon. And then we noticed that the motion detectors on the stairwell leading up to the upper deck were going off, as if someone was walking up the stairwell. But we didn't see anybody. And it was literally as if one moment we're looking at the stairwell and the motion detectors going off, and the next moment I turned to them and I'm like, gosh, I'm cold. Why are we still out here? And then we walked into the house, sat down on the couches, were like disoriented and trying to make conversation. But at the same time, we were exhausted. So I said to them, I'm going to bed. When I went in the kitchen and turned my phone over, it said 12.40. And I was shocked because we had gone out on the deck right after dinner around 8 o'clock. We were so exhausted, I just went into the bed. I fell onto the bed fast asleep, woke up the next day, and was nauseated, still felt disoriented, went to the kitchen, looked at the coffee pot, was like, no way. I just poured some water and was sipping on my water. My friends came out from their bedrooms. They looked all disoriented. They looked green and nauseous too. And we were just sitting there, staring into space, stunned.  It wasn't like that at all. We were just stunned, not really knowing what to think. And plus, we didn't feel well. It was only later in the afternoon that we started to feel better and explore what may have happened. But I went to a psychic here in Sedona. And before I was even seated in her chair, she started to tune in to what happened to me and my friends.  And that three Arcturians got out, walked up the stairwell, took each one of us by the hand, back down onto the pod ship, which then went up into a larger mothership. And that there, we were greeted by the Arcturians. We were shown around the craft. And then we went through a process of being downloaded with advanced knowledge, wisdom, skills, abilities, before being returned. It wasn't long after that that I started to grab paper, pen, poster board markers, whatever I could find and draw circles. And the circle would have 12 circles around it. And each of these circles represented a dimension. I was very aware that these were dimensions and that they each had a different essence about them. I knew that the first dimension was source consciousness. The second dimension was where creation came into being through the platonic solids, the elements, that the third dimension was the first incarnational realm and that there I was Suzanne as an author speaker, what have you. Then in the fourth dimension was the astral realm and who I was there in the fifth dimension. I was a Pleiadian in the sixth. I was an Arcturian in the seventh. I was a Syrian in the eighth. I was Cassiopean in the ninth. I was Lyran in the 10th. I was an Orion in the 11th. I was Andromedan and in the 12th, that is like the eternal realm where your soul is now in its perfect divine blueprint. And at the 13th was infinity. So 12 represented eternity, 13 represented infinity and this is just all downloaded like, and then I realized I could experience myself as who I was being with my intention in any one of these dimensions. And then ultimately I realized I could do it for other people as well. When you describe this, all these concurrent circles and you're calling it multi-dimensionality. So you're saying that all of this exists at once right now as is. There's you there, there's you the Pleiadian, the Cassiopean, the Lyran, et cetera. There's the connect, the all that is et cetera. And so besides being able to draw that have you experienced it? Have you been able to be, it's not linear, there's nothing linear about it, but unilaterally involved somehow or recognizing all of them at once? Yes, and so it's a matter of where you focus your attention within tension. And so in a meditative state, I can set an intention to enter into that avatar consciousness of who I am being as a Pleiadian or as an Arcturian. And as such, it's as if I can become that avatar. I can step into that aspect of who I am being and experience myself there as that being. That's amazing. And is that where you get your advanced knowledge from? Just tapping into those? Yes, and so now that I have had the experience of a soul reunion with these other aspects of myself, it has allowed me to become a multidimensional being and stream consciousness with these other aspects of myself. That's awesome. And in that way, then I can share consciousness. And yes, it has definitely given me access to more advanced intelligence, knowledge, wisdom, and certainly more advanced gift skills and abilities all so that I can be of higher service to the awakening and ascension of humanity. That's amazing at the right time, boy. And I am driven to ask you this question because my logic is like, but I'd have to trust that it's saying, can you share some wisdom? Can you share some advanced knowledge with us? Something we've never heard anywhere. I would love some illumination from you. You can go there wherever there is. And so what I feel drawn to bring forth for one is that there is an infinite field of pure consciousness. And it is within this infinite field of pure love that creation emerges, creation emerges from infinity into a realm called eternity because the one great self needed a beginning, a place to start creating. However, infinity flows into eternity. So it is sourced by the infinite and thus expands into eternity. You see? And so then you get this eternal realm at the center of creation, this perfect central universe, if you will. It is in this central universe that everything is in its divine perfection. All things and beings created in their perfect divine blueprint. This is an existential realm that was created for the one great self to know thyself through creation, through existing. But you see in this existential state, these beings just are, they are being and existing. But even these beings as expressions of the one great self had a desire to know thyself in a different way. And so as such, they projected a mental construct called spacetime. And in this mental construct of spacetime timelines and dimensions into which they could mentally project holographic fractals of themselves. And as such, behind the scenes, view, witness, all of these incarnations all unfolding all at once in the eternal now moment. Because you see from the perspective of the eternal soul, everything is happening in one eternal now moment. Time is an illusion for those in spacetime experiences, but necessary for an experience that has a beginning and an ending. A timeline within which we can do. You see, and so this is an experiential aspect of ourselves and a way to know thyself through experience and doing. But the source is our source self as our eternal soul who is existing and being in the eternal now moment. And is there a connection here with DNA and DNA activation? Yes, and so we then as an holographic avatar here in this and present moment are only a fractal of who we are in wholeness. And so as holograms work, every holographic fractal still contains the whole, but we are a fractal. And so we only have a fraction of our DNA activated for this 3D experience. Only a certain percentage of our brain is online in order so that we can have this 3D experience as a third dimensional being in this particular reality. Does that make sense? Absolutely, absolutely. So 5D and co-creating a new earth, which is what we're all in the midst of, what is needed for that? What, especially advanced knowledge because I think we're sort of doing the best we can with something that feels like this, but there's a much bigger, more expansive matrix of what's happening. So what can you offer about that? So certainly advancing and evolving for a shift into higher consciousness, stepping into that intention to consciously live in higher consciousness to expand into a higher way of living and being intentionally. So it's all about intentionally creating meaningful experiences and consciously evolving toward more enlightened ones. Certainly experiences of soul merging with more advanced and evolved aspects of yourself will ignite dormant DNA because you are now merging with an aspect of yourself who has more DNA activated. And so what I saw in this vision because I had the question of why do we only have 10% of our brain online and only 4% of our DNA activated, what's happening with the rest? Why is it dormant? And it was so that we could fully be in this third dimensional experience as just 10% of ourselves. However, when we move into the next dimension, 20 more percent comes online. And in the fifth dimension, 30 and in the sixth, 40. And what I realized is when you get to 12, now you have 100%. And that's where we're all perfect and complete. So I was thrilled to see the mathematics of that even work out as the third dimension being the first incarnational plane where we're 10%. But by the time we get to 12, we're 100%. And so when you soul merge with an aspect of yourself that has 30, 40% online, then it brings more of your brain online and it activates the dormant DNA strands within you. And of course, you also become a greater version of yourself with access to more advanced knowledge, wisdom, the spiritual gifts that allow you to access the akasha, the akashic field. And so this is why I do multi-dimensional soul reunions and DNA activations for people. Oh, what does that look like? What is that? How does that manifest when you do that? So we go into a agreement where I get permission from their source self who is projecting their avatars in these different timelines and dimensions so that I can see through the eyes of their eternal soul who they are being in these different timelines and dimensions. I bring my client into a trance state where they themselves are able to interactively engage in this soul merge experience. Oftentimes they are telling me who they are becoming, who they are experiencing themselves as in this other dimension that they have now stepped into. And so through a process of bringing them into this trance state and then them sort of realizing that they have found themselves in an entirely different landscape and then realizing that here they are a different being and they can even reveal what they look like, who they are, where they're at, what they're doing. That is the most ideal outcome. If they are unable to interact with themselves to experience themselves as who they are being, I am also witnessing that and I can then guide them into that experience where then they may find themselves there. This experience results in a soul merge. So now they are streaming consciousness with this other soul aspect. You see, that's what's important is to activate the pineal gland from which they send and receive streams of consciousness through their third eye so that we are establishing a stream of consciousness between them and this other soul aspect who has agreed to this. You see the source cell will only make those soul merge connections if it is mutually beneficial. So the source cell will guide the soul reunion in such a way that the reunion will be deemed as mutually beneficial for both soul aspects because the source cell has the higher perspective of which soul merge will be mutually beneficial. And so then it guides that soul merge in the way that my client would then experience themselves as this other aspect and this other aspect would also become aware that they are having a soul merge experience with this client. And then in that connection, there's now a transmission of consciousness streaming between them. And then through the shared consciousness, these codes are transmitted and imprinted upon the being receiving. And so as these codes are downloaded through the third eye into the pineal gland, then they can be transmitted into the central nervous system, activating the dormant DNA in every cell of their being as they are encoded with higher consciousness. Wow. That sounds like an incredible experience. I'm like, really, that's divine is, does everybody succeed who comes to you? Whether they can tap into that or you help them tap into it, does everybody have the ability in the end to connect with this other piece of them, so to speak, and have that coding take place and all that streaming? I have never had someone say that they didn't experience an energetic transmission or experience now resonating at a higher frequency, having visions of this other aspect of who they were being. There's always a theme that runs through all of the incarnations, all of the avatars that the source self is projecting because the source self itself has an eternal soul essence, a uniqueness, right? And so they often resonate with who this other aspect is and where they're at and what they're doing because it's familiar. You see, it's another aspect of themselves.  So to recognize and have a sense of familiarity and also during the experience, what is being revealed, whether they're revealing it or I'm giving them some assistance or guidance in revealing it, they experience it on some levels, many levels. There's visions and colors and the energetic experience that they're having. So oftentimes they come out, wow, I really felt that or I really experienced who I was being. I can feel that I'm vibrating at a higher frequency already and then of course the code in printing takes time to assimilate, to integrate. And so this is why I would only do like a fifth dimensional soul merge and then after they take time to integrate, to encode, to experience themselves becoming more advanced and these gifts and abilities coming online. Before I would then do another session where now we could go into say the seventh dimension and then proceed to awaken more dormant DNA and bring more of the brain online. But I get to hear the stories then in the second session about all of the things that they realize now that they can do. It's like... Like what? Can you give some examples? Like unplugging from the matrix is a good example. Having this sense of like blowing the lid off this 3D cube and expanding into limitlessness. Oh wow. It's like no longer being trapped within the limitations of this 3D matrix. It's like becoming suddenly aware that they have unlimited potential to do, be, have anything they desire because they are this multi-dimensional being.  So the percentages go up. Super cool.  Let me start here. The idea of asking for help, of inviting in. I'm very fascinated by that. And I'd like to know how can somebody do that to actually create that connection. One type of connection obviously is like what you and your girlfriends experience. Very powerful. You had a plan to bring in the Octurians. You went out, you held hands and things happened, right? It happened. And who knows, maybe you were the ultimate conduit because of your father, your history and having lost, that was your lost time or not. And then there's also just saying to the divine, benevolent beings that we're connected with from other races and universes, because I use all of that. You know, the angels, the guides, the benevolent beings really throughout the universes. And so how can we do that to actually have a really significant connection? Like just a question feels so important to me because I've wanted this for so long. Like it's moving me. I've wanted this for so long and I've called out for so long.  Can you respond? I'm so open. I feel so open. Can you talk about that? Yes. I think it's the asking, the surrendering, the giving permission. I always say benevolent beings too. I make it very clear. Only the benevolent loving soul galactic family members. Yes. And of course you would challenge anything in the Christ's light and only with the most sincere intention of this contact serving the highest good for all. But you know, declaring all that with your pure intentions and then just knowing that your request has gone out into the universe. And you know, we don't always know what serves the highest good for all or what may even serve our own highest good, but our higher selves do. Our source self does. And so we just trust that that contact will occur in the way it is meant to occur at the time that's most beneficial for all. And paranormal and supernatural, how do you work in those realms? What is your experience there? And so I do live here in the vortex of Sedona and I offer personal retreats where people come to Sedona and I do two to four day retreats where we go out on to the land into these powerful portals throughout Sedona. And here in these spinning portals in these spiraling fields where everything inside the vortex is literally vibrating in a higher frequency. You can imagine the spinning, right? It's like the electrons are spinning around the nucleus of the atoms faster and we're, you know, atomic molecular beings. And so we feel that higher vibrational frequency, which elevates us, transcends us into a higher spectrum of perception of experience. You see, because each one of these dimensions are within a certain spectrum of perception. I mean, we know this, that, you know, we can't see beyond a certain spectrum. We know the other spectrum is there, but we have to have special equipment, you know, to see beyond it. And so when we start to experience beyond the 3D spectrum of perception, say people who have a sixth sense, people who can see spirit beings, people who can have experiences of seeing beyond the third dimension. This is going beyond the 3D spectrum, right? Which vibrates at a certain vibrational resonance. And once you go beyond that, then you can start to perceive in the fourth dimension, even beyond that the fifth dimension. And so since it is vibrational resonance, when you're in this really high vibrational frequency of the spiraling vortex, it transports you into this higher plane of awareness where you can have interdimensional experiences. And so this is what I guide people into during these journeys in the vortex, where now you can expand your mind, you can expand your consciousness, and have these interdimensional experiences. Wow. And so what have you experienced as far as the paranormal and the supernatural? And so experiences, for instance, of this crystal temple city of light coming into its higher vibrational expression of what it once was as a crystal temple city. So Sedona herself, an ancient crystal temple city that may very well have been part of ancient Atlantis, which was always depicted as an underwater advanced civilization with crystal temples. Sedona was under the sea 300 million years ago. And when she was under the sea may very well have been crystal temples. When she emerged from the sea, gathered layer upon layer upon layer of rust, which oxidized as iron oxide, a form of rust. And so, geologically, it's not impossible to imagine that these red rock formations, which are embedded with crystal, geologists have confirmed that there's a crystalline basement under all of Sedona underneath this red rock iron oxide. And you can walk around Sedona and clearly see crystal sticking up out of the red rock in many locations. It's very visible. And so I love to take people to those sites because they look down at the ground and they see quartz crystal, you know, sticking up out of the red rock. And so, then you see as we are out in the vortex. In this crystal city of light, we can then tune into the higher vibrational resonance of this crystal temple city and see it for what it is in a higher dimension from a higher dimensional perspective. Does that make sense? Yes, it really does. And so this is so this is an experience you had going inside and allowing all of this to be revealed to you. That's what you're saying. And myself and others who have intentionally projected their consciousness into these red rock formations. And with that ability within the high vibrational vortex to see interdimensionally to actually view these red rocks as what they are and project your consciousness into these crystal temples to then see from a higher dimensional perspective what is alive and well in a temple city. You see it's another reality.  But if you can step into timelessness and see things in the eternal now, then it's all unfolding now. And that's why, like I do past life regressions. The reason that I can watch the movie of your past life, or I can tune you into the movie of your past life. Most of my clients in their trans state, they tell me where they're at, who they're being what they're doing, right, because we've stepped into timelessness, and this movie is happening now. You see, so that's why we can watch it, or actually find ourselves in it playing a role in that movie, because it's playing. Does that make sense? Yes, of course. Yeah, I've been regressed, so I understand that. Oh, yes. Amazing. And so tell people a little bit more. You are alluding. I know the work you do. There's a lot of privates, but there's also the group situations. So you've got some Sedona ascension retreats, annual retreats, also personal retreats. We talk about those. Oh, thanks for asking, Deb. And I hope you can come out and enjoy that. So for my personal retreats, I invite either, you know, while people reach out to me and express their interest in either coming alone for a private retreat or with a group of people. And so what that looks like is when they come to Sedona, we do a variety of outdoor journeys into these vortex sites where I bring my crystal bowls, my Tibetan singing bowls. I do drumming, chanting, we burn sage if we're permitted to. And so in these experiences, then I tune them into the vortex and we do a variety of different spiritual journeys. Some shamanic in nature, some Native American inspired will go to the water's edge and do a rebirth ceremony in the water for renewal. And then we also do indoor sessions at a spiritual center here in Sedona. So now I take them indoors, and we do any number of different energetic healing sessions, intuitive reading sessions. And so their journey here is a combination of outdoor and indoor experiences. It's so magnificent. First of all, thank you so much for everything you've shared and for allowing yourself to just open up your realm to us to really have that experience and get that knowledge. And I'm curious here at the end, this is Dare to Dream. So Suzanne Ross, what are you next dare to dream? What are your future dreams? There is no future we know. What is the next thing you'd like to create dream-wise or goal-wise? Thank you for asking that. Well, I'm in the process of dreaming into manifestation this March 2023 event that I'm having here in Sedona at the Sedona Performing Arts Center. And this, I've been doing events twice a year here in Sedona for the last eight years. This is my 15th event, but this one is bigger than better than ever before. This venue seats 750 people and we have just amazing keynote speakers like Paul Selling, William Henry, Matt Kahn, Maureen St. Germain, Michael Jaco. I mean, I could go on, you can go to the website and check it out at sedonaascensionretreats.com. But I just want to invite everybody and I want to give them a coupon code DEB10 in order so that they can then have a special Dare to Dream discount. In fact, as I'm saying that, excuse me, someone I know already has DEB10, so I'll let you pick your own discount code, my dear. How about dare? Dare 10. Dare 10. Perfect. So, DEB10 and that'll give your fans and followers a 10% discount.  Yes, and remind us what I would like to, I'm going to put this in the show notes. What was the URL again specifically for the release? For this event, it's sedonaascensionretreats.com. And it's also on my own personal site, which is Suzanne Ross transcendence.com there you'll find my book sessions and personal retreats. Okay, that's beautiful. And is there any ritual, any practice you do every day that you would recommend that really keeps you centered grounded, healthy, and all of that. Thank you for asking. Yes, I have one particular practice that I just love to do. I've created a little solar circle where outdoors where I stand. It's got 12 stones, right? And I'm the 13th in the center. And I look into the sun. And I do an ancient Hindu sun mantra, where I say, a particular mantra. It is Om, Ah, Whom, Vajra, Guru, Pima, City, Whom. Om, Ah, Whom, Vajra, Guru, Pima, City, Whom. The practice is that you imagine the solar disk, like a clock, but one is at the top. And you say the mantra at each number, one through 12. And then you spiral into the center and say it for the 13th. You're honoring the sun. The sun is a divine portal through which divine consciousness flows in from the great central sun at the core of creation. You're also opening to receive divine consciousness. You're also opening to be downloaded with creation codes, and also receiving supercharged encoded photonic light through the sun. And so you're honoring the sun. And I call it my manifestation station. That's awesome. I love this. I've heard, I've heard pieces of this before. I never that mantra to be done in conjunction. So this is a great one to send people away with. Thank you for being on the show today. Thank you for being you and for the energy you brought. I really appreciate it. Thank you for being you, Deb. I so appreciate being on and I can't wait to meet you in person and hope you can come to Sedona. And I end today's show with this quote, which is how cool is it that the same God who created mountains and oceans and galaxies looked at you and they thought the world needed one of you to subscribe to this. Dear to dream with Debbie Dashinger, number one transformation conversation podcast. If you're loving what you hear and you'd like to see us go to YouTube, youtube.com slash Debbie Dashinger and you can watch this. Please subscribe and like when you guys comment, you know, I read them all next week on the show. Serena Wright Taylor will be here. I'm excited about that. She's a Vedic astrologer and a UFO researcher. 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architecture agency called Binary Think Tank. The word solution architecture there you probably recognize from Amazon, I think there's a couple in the room. The essays at Amazon, they focus on Amazon services, architecting institutions around those services. We take the broader picture, we look at the business aspect of an idea right up to the infrastructure as well as the actual code and the blueprints and everything. So we sit between the client having an idea and when development starts. So we don't actually do any development ourselves, we stop there. This is fairly new in Asia. These kind of companies like mine that exist in America is a few and Europe is a couple. In Asia I don't think we have any competitors that I know of, if you've heard of one let me know. It's a lot of education involved, explaining to clients why they need to think about a project before they start developing. The mentality is off to the wall. You know I have this idea, let's just go ahead and start developing and see what happens and then they get really confused when they miss deadlines and go over budget and things like that. I have a booklet, if anybody's interested in the workflow running up to that, this is a free booklet. It's not really sales, it actually gives useful information on how you can do the first parts of solution architecture yourself if you have an idea for a project. You can go through this and get a better understanding while giving you better estimates from vendors and able to get you closer to initial estimates meeting what the actual project costs at the end. So if you want one just find me, give me your business card and you can have one for free. Thank you.


U.S. Marine Corps Staff Sergeant Enrique Velazquez, a senior drill instructor with First Recruit Training Battalion, Recruit Training Regiment, Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, California. I am a senior drill instructor at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, California, First Battalion. We are currently here observing the entire Republic of Korea's recruit training. We're here to observe them, see their processes, and if we have the chance to give them feedback, both positive, and any areas where they can improve. My thought process was, first and foremost, keep an open mind. Obviously it's a different country, it's a different culture for myself. And be extremely patient because the way the U.S. Marine Corps works isn't the way every military around the world works. So it's, again, it's keeping that open mind and knowing that different countries have different processes and they have those processes because of their cultures, their traditions, things that have happened in the past. So it's just being able to kind of like take it in and process it and then as you go out throughout the training, see why you thought of something a couple weeks before and then try to like think, oh, this is why they did that two weeks ago. I'm currently a drone instructor on Parris Island, South Carolina. I volunteered for this because I was actually born in Korea. So with me being American and born in Korea, this only made sense for me to come because I obviously have a lot of love for America as, you know, I am an American. But at the same time, I do have, you know, love and respect for Koreans and the Korean culture. What we are doing is actively working with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps and their recruit training process to observe, interact and differentiate between the two recruit trainings so that we can learn from each other and grow together as a military force. Recruits are similar in both countries in a way that recruits from both countries, they want to be Marines. Their motivation is the same on both levels. They might display it differently, but they're still all motivated. I definitely do think that it's beneficial for both the United States and the Republic of Korea. The main reason would be it allows us to build an alliance and it gives us both the opportunity to strengthen both of our military forces and alliances through, you know, just constant relations. Regular Marines, regular drone structures that are doing the same things that the drone structures in South Korea are doing just in a different environment. So the reason why I would recommend this is, one, it builds that relationship with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps. I have definitely made, you know, some great acquaintances here and by that I mean the Republic of Korea Marines, the drone structures specifically. That honestly will build a stronger relationship in the long run, because I know for a fact that if anything were to happen, I would be more than glad to come and assist here in South Korea. And that's just based off of the couple of weeks that we've interacted with the drone structures. I know that I would want to come and support them in any way that I can.


Okay, Jacob. The Clovis Cougars? Are you the Cougars? Yeah, the Clovis Cougars made the journey down here to Southern California. You guys are in the Central Valley. Are we five to six hours away? Five. Five hours away. Six of traffic. Yeah, you know the best thing. Everybody's like, hey, I'm in California and then it's, you know, six hours away. But it was a huge state.  You're the best program in the state. You were runner-up this year, runner-up last year. And you won the five titles before that. Yeah. Why does Clovis come down to the C3? You guys get recruited a lot. You have the Terrapollies in your corner. Why do you guys come down here for this? Just for the extra work. See something different. You know, we have the summer duels and not everyone comes down. We have a couple of people, but just to see other people and work hard, you know. Just basically good luck? Yeah. What? Good luck. Good luck, yeah. Yeah. What colleges do you think that you were interesting to you that were here? I honestly don't even know who was here. I was just trying to get myself out there. You were just scrapping. I was scrapping.  You're the only one who took him down. Yeah. Reyes didn't take him down. I know. And you and Reyes are in the same town, but different high schools. Different high schools. Yeah. The same way, right? Um, I haven't been the same way in for a while, so, I mean, I guess if we both go the same way this year, it's possible. But I'm not totally sure. What are you looking for in the college? You don't even know who was here.  Yeah. You're looking for in the college, staying in the Midwest. Or you want to go to the Midwest, stay in the West Coast.   You guys have had guys go to, obviously, Illinois. We know that.   So when you say you're open, Fresno just added. Yeah, I'm open to Fresno, too. Yeah.  So I mean, it's the opportunities are there. What do you want to get out of wrestling and you know what, what do you think is the best opportunity for you in wrestling? Honestly, I mean, I love wrestling, but I love that it teaches me life skills, teaches me how to work hard and reach for my dreams. That's what I love about it. Life skills, work ethic, commitment. You play football. I did. You did play football. Are you ever going to, are you done? I think so. You think you're done? Yep. So when specialized on wrestling, can you guys bring the team title back to Glovis High School? This year? Yeah. I think it's possible. I think if we work hard, I think it's possible to beat Buchanan. Some of our guys can beat them. And I know if we keep working not as hard as we can, I think it's possible. Did you get what you wanted to get out of the C3? I did. It was fun. I worked hard. So it was a lot of fun. Did you get to grab all the margruños at all? I did in wrestling. I was too busy wrestling. Coach Harman? You guys had some good goes though. We did. We wrestled a lot. Alright man. You guys got a long ride back. You got anything else for me? No. Hey, good luck to you guys moving forward. It's always a pleasure to get out to California.


Let's talk about this son-husband epidemic all the pictures messed up, but you see this picture. It should be fuzzy This is my censored picture here Let's talk about the damn son-husbands. Yo, all right This is Kevin Durant This is a picture of him smooching his mother That's his mama Now there are several pictures of this if you Google this There's several pictures of them kissing just like this. This is the one. There's about 10 or 15 Many men will win their championship and they will bring their wives. They might be solo they don't really bring a mama up and Do this type of behavior out in public, but people found this endearing. Oh my god Kevin Durant and the mom. Did you see them? They have a wonderful relationship This is a little past wonderful. It's gonna be a little bit bury a more uncomfortable type relationship But many men do have this relationship in the community that when they don't have a father They have to have this type of relationship with the mother Because they've gone through tough times. They've overcome the odds. I mean, I don't know who his father is But obviously she hit the genetic lottery or he did enough for him to have a seven foot eight wingspan and Had the athleticism of a five foot nine guy So she wins because she endured all of that enough for him her to capitalize on his ability his natural ability God-gifted ability and Thus she can take credit For making him that Now I want to watch this watch this if he became a criminal and thug whose fault is it? Daddy Dad's fault.  He cried you the real MVP a Lot of men do that in the NFL because these people tend to come from fatherless homes If you look at it The son husband believes that the woman the mother can do no wrong She can do no wrong. She's the queen even when she's doing wrong There's an example of Tupac who has a song called Dear Mama in Which he says and I quote My mother was a crack fiend mama But now she is a black queen mama hold up Let's go back Wait a minute Does he get a pass if he was a crack fiend? Would he get a pass? He don't even get a pass for going to get a pack of new ports He don't even get a pass for going to pack a new port He gets to get all the damn it was your fault, but the mother's a queen The son husband believes that the mother is the queen no matter what she can do no wrong The other thing the son husband does He's afraid to confront women when they're wrong a lot of us do this as A natural sense of protection So you see a woman staggering and stumbling her way through an argument or a debate and I'm debating her and I'm giving her the business I'm whipping her into the rope and I'm giving her the big boot and then I take my elbow pad off Throw it into the audience bounce off the ropes and hit her with the rock bottom elbow drop You know who's gonna save her a Dude Now he should save her if I'm harassing her slandering her and so forth There should be no need for me to just be talking reckless about her But if she did engage in some sort of debate or an argument There was a car accident She caused it so I believe and I get in and say what the hell's wrong with you Here comes mighty miles here. I come to save the day and he will swoop in He will have seen the wrong done, but he would say We need to take it easy on this one When they're wrong a son husband believes They've done no wrong. They will not call their mothers out How many has how many men in here have perfect parents? Not many.   You brought your mama in it. I brought What in the hell is that?   You'll go to prison defending your mom When just somebody's just talking about her that might not even know her that's not a big deal. Okay. That's what you believe That's what you believe You need to get off my mom. I just got off yours Should be the appropriate response and it's all here and then you might be a victim of some violence But the son husband goes above and beyond to defend The mother and we call these men P sitting down men This is what I call These are P sitting down in These men were taught in the absence of the father to P sitting down as to not disrupt the slumber of the mother See by time she fall asleep Then young boy gets up.   There's signs that might say that It's not because of that. It's because it's disrupting her now Just P sitting down And you'll be taught to piss sitting down And then you'll get back in bed with your mama and cuddle with her and cold co-sleep with her too We have that going on now many celebrities are saying I sleep co-sleep with my nine-year-old son We'll get to the edifice complex later How that disrupts the natural maturity of the son and breaks the father and son bond immediately


That's what I made, YouTube team keep it clean. You see my boy, he like automated, automated. Boy, that's my homie, ain't that right in Graven? Right in Graven. Shout out to Graven. So YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's Ingraven here with another video. And in this video, we are here to talk about the game that we just finished watching between the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington football team. And the Ravens certainly did their thing tonight. They won 37-3. But at what cost? But at what cost? Because J.K. Dobbins is looking like he's going to be out for a significant amount of time. Like I told y'all in the stream, I don't think it's going to be season ending. I think he'll be out for a little while, though. But I don't think it'll be for the year. But either way, we will continue to wait and watch and just see what happens whenever we do find out how long he's going to be out for. Now, I do feel like the Ravens, I think they'll be fine with J.K. Dobbins out. But they would obviously be much better with J.K. Dobbins in. But Ravens, they're going to figure this thing out, man. But anyway, first off, I appreciate all of y'all that have been rocking with us during this preseason, during all the live streams and whatnot. We've been having a lot of fun during the live streams, during the game, and then, of course, the post game live streams. And this is how it's going to be during the regular season too, going to be streaming during the regular season games for everyone that we can, and then, of course, through the post game stream afterwards for everyone that we can. But I appreciate the support. I appreciate the support. I appreciate any new subscribers here that may be new to this. Some of y'all may have just subscribed and became a part of Team Keeping Clean during the off season. So this is new to you, because you haven't been here during the regular season. We have a lot of fun here, straight up, a lot of fun. And whether you're a Ravens fan or whatever team you're a fan of, you're more than welcome to come through, more than welcome to vibe with us, chill, watch the game with us, all that good stuff, man, because we have a good time. So, but let's get into this game. And this was a highly anticipated game because I have been looking around a league today a little bit. I have been seeing some highlights on Twitter and stuff like that. I saw Patrick Mahomes throwing that touchdown to Tariq Hill. Saw Josh Allen out there throwing touchdowns. And I was like, huh, it seems as if a lot of starting quarterbacks are playing in this third preseason game. And I remember earlier this week, we had made a video. As soon as they released Kenji Baha, we made a video and we talked about how that made me expect the Ravens to play Lamar Jackson in this game. And they did just that. They played Lamar Jackson. And I got to say Lamar Jackson, he looked great to me. He looked great. And it seems as if I know he did get some pressure and he did get sacked once or twice. Either way, it seems as if he just didn't want to take off. It reminded me a lot of weeks one and two last year against the Browns and the Texans to where he had lanes to take off, but he just didn't.  But when he was passing, it looked very, very good. The pass to Mark Andrews outside the numbers. Because, you know, people always say Lamar can't throw outside the numbers. But that pass to Mark Andrews outside the numbers was perfect, perfect. And then there was a deep pass down the sideline, outside numbers again, to Devon Duvenay. Perfect pass. And he dropped it. He dropped it. He dropped it. On that same drive, because Lamar, he only played one drive. But on that drive, he threw a screen to J.K. Dobbins. And it's funny, if you were watching the live stream, we had actually, we were calling the Ravens plays out back to back to back to back to back. I don't know if that's a good thing or that's a bad thing, but we were calling out the Ravens plays that they were going to do before they did them. But anyway, we called out that screen, they ran a screen. I was a little surprised that they ran a screen. I was hoping that they would do what they were running screen, but I was like, oh, nah, that's the Ravens. They ain't going to run a screen, but they ran a screen. And J.K. Dobbins, he stayed in the backfield for a little bit, then went up about like two, three yards to go catch the screen pass. Lamar threw it to him. I don't even remember if he caught it or not. But I think he did. But the defender went to go tackle his legs, and J.K. Dobbins, it just bent back a little bit awkwardly. So he had to be helped off the field. And then eventually the card came out. So we're just waiting. We're waiting for the status of J.K. Dobbins. Yeah, we are waiting on it right now. I just saw Mike Garofalo. He just tweeted. A lot of Ravens fans holding their breath right now. OK. Oh, hardball said that J.K. is going to get tested tomorrow. And we'll see where we're at at that point in time. So all right. OK, well, so we're not going to get it tonight. I was thinking we were going to get something tonight, but tomorrow all right, cool, we'll see then. So that's really unfortunate, man. But hopefully J.K. hopefully the most he'll be out is maybe a month, maybe a month in change. Like I said, I don't think he's going to be out for the whole year, but hey, we'll see. We're going to see. But anyway, Lamar, he looked good in his return. We only saw him a little bit, tiny bit. But from what we saw, he did look good. He did on his final play. He got sacked. And then the Ravens, I think, especially I have to say they saw the J.K. thing. I think they were like, no, we're done. We're done. Lamar, that's it. So he didn't play again. Lamar, I know there are some people like me tonight. If Lamar would have played, I would have been cool with it. Been excited. If Lamar wouldn't have played, I would have been cool with it too. Because with Lamar, I wanted to see him play. I'm like, hey, it's last dress rehearsal before it's time for when it counts. But if he doesn't play, I was not worried about it. Because if you look, let me take you back to last season. And last season with no off season and no pre-season, Lamar Jackson didn't play in a pre-season because we didn't have a pre-season. But he came out in the first game of the regular season and he looked just fine. He looked just fine. So anybody that, and of course, he did play tonight. But anybody that who may have been worried like, oh, man, Lamar Jackson, if he doesn't play, man, he's going to be rusty. He's going to come out there looking bad. He's going to have all this rust. Just remember last year. And last year, again, they didn't have the off season. So I'm sure Lamar Jackson will be, or he would have been, OK, even if he didn't play. I'm glad he did play. We love some Lamar over here, but it is what it is. Anyway, that was that for him. It was nice to see Ronnie Stanley back out there. It was nice to see what appears to be the starting offensive line. And if you didn't notice at the left guard spot, it was Ben Powers. Like Ben little Ben. Anyway, it was Ben Powers. It was not Ben Cleveland. It was not Ben Bredesen. It was not Terry Phillips. It was Ben Powers. And I think that that's your guy. That's your starter. Unless they just really wanted to showcase him. Because even after all the starters left and all the starters came off the field, Ben Powers was still out there for a little while. So we'll see. But you got to think that third preseason game, Lamar Jackson. And one of the reasons I think that it is him that won the starting job is because of who they put behind him. That being their star quarterback, Lamar Jackson. I don't think they will risk Lamar Jackson behind somebody who they weren't sure was going to be their starting left guard. But hey, who knows? I could be wrong. I could be wrong. But anyway, I think that that is your starting offensive line right there with those five. So Ronnie Stanley left tackle. Ben Powers at left guard. Bradley Bozeman at center. Kevin Zeitler right guard. And Alejandro Villanueva at right tackle. Those are your starting five. So we'll see soon enough. But they were a little up and down. They gave J.K. some nice space on the run. So the run blocking every week, excuse me, has been improving. But excuse me, I ain't even got no water left. But the run blocking has been improving every week. But something that we pointed out last week, because it improved from week one to week two. But they kept adding starters in here and there. And then from week two to week three, it improved this week two. But Ronnie Stanley was back as well. So that's a really, really good thing.  But the pass blocking, pass blocking, it was an issue. Definitely for when Lamar was out there, the pass blocking was an issue even for Tyler Huntley. Because if Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, if they were in mobile quarterbacks, if they couldn't move, it might have been a little nasty out there tonight. It probably would have been a big yikes. If there were statues in the pocket, yeah. 37-3, nope, wouldn't happen. Wouldn't happen. Wouldn't happen at all. Because in order, and again, maybe this offensive line, this Ravens offensive line, even over the past couple of years, even in 2019, I said it, that the offensive line, they were a little bit overrated because of Lamar Jackson. And the reason I say that is because he makes people miss. So offensive linemen, they could miss on a block. They could miss on an assignment. But if Lamar makes somebody miss, then it's like, OK, that sack doesn't go against them. They didn't allow a sack on that PFF grade. But so we'll see how this thing goes, man. But they definitely got some work to do that offensive line. We did see Ben Cleveland play for the first time tonight. Now me, I didn't really watch him in detail like that. So I can't say whether he was good. I can't say whether he was bad. But we did see him out there. So that's a good thing. And that's a good sign for his future and the fact that, again, he played. So that's a beautiful thing. The running backs, again, JK, he looked good when he did when he was healthy. But now he's not healthy anymore. Gus Edwards continued to do Gus Edwards stuff. Tyson Williams continued to do Tyson Williams stuff. And McCrary, boy, that dude got some work tonight. He got some work because after the JK injury, they were like, all right, Gus, no more you. Even Tyson Williams, I think he got a couple more carries. And they were like, done. That's it. And then it was McCrary and Ben Mason for the rest of the night. And that was it. Those two were for the rest of the night. So I think with this JK injury, Tyson Williams, to me, he already made the roster. I think he already made the roster, whether JK got hurt or not. But now I think this gives room to McCrary as well, depending on the severity of JK's injury. It's looking like he's going to be out for a while. But depending on how long he's out for, McCrary, I think he finds his way on this roster some way, somehow. For Justice Hill, him not playing the night. He only played in the first pre-season game and he's been hurt ever since then. He hasn't been practicing. So it's, to me, I think is looking like IR. So let's move on to the tight ends. Mark Andrews, he caught a pass. I think he caught one or two passes tonight from Lamar. I know he caught the one for sure, but I can't remember if he caught a second. But either way, it was nice to see him out there on the field, especially after we got that little scaredy other day with the whole ambulance coming out with the cramps and all that. So it was really nice to see him out there playing. Josh Oliver, quiet game from him tonight, but we know what he can do. I think Josh Oliver is pretty much locked to make the roster. So here's him having a quiet night tonight. It doesn't worry me in the least when it comes to him making the roster. I think we will end up giving the Jaguars that conditional draft pick. I think a conditional seventh draft pick. I mean, yeah, a seventh round pick for Josh Oliver. Because remember, the Jaguars, they traded us Josh Oliver for a conditional pick. The conditions, the terms of the conditions where if he doesn't make the roster, we don't give them anything. We don't give them a pick at all if he doesn't make the roster. But if he does make the roster, we give them a seventh round pick. So yeah, that's like a win-win for the Ravens really. It's like, hey, if we get another tight end, if we add another tight end to these tight ends, okay, we give up a seventh round pick. But if we don't, we don't give up anything. So it was a great move. Anyway, Eric Tomlinson. Eric Tomlinson, he caught a really nice touchdown pass. And from a quarterback who he actually needs to go back was because we talked about the running backs. We talked about the tight ends now. We talked about the offensive line, but we actually need to backtrack and go to Tyler Huntley. Tyler Huntley was phenomenal tonight. He was phenomenal. He did have a couple of overthrows, but all the throws that he completed and made happen and some would drop now too. But all the throws that he did have, that were on point, it just, it overshadowed the overthrows by far. And the overthrows weren't even a big issue. They weren't even a big issue.  Quit overrating them. Tyler Huntley, not all that. He going against backups. Well, one, like my guy, Thomas Morgan pointed out, backups are still NFL players too. They are still NFL players too, but something that I brought up is, hey, if he wasn't having a good game, then we'd be having a whole another conversation. So Tyler Huntley was doing his thing tonight. Again, baby Lamar, I've seen some people say, what they call them, they came up with all kinds of names for Tyler Huntley, man. But he definitely like, you see so, you continue to see so many comparisons between him and Lamar. So many similarities, I mean, not comparisons, but similarities. And he just, I'm very happy for him. We were having a conversation in the live, and again, like we said from jump, Tyler Huntley is QB2. It is not Trace McSawley. It is not a competition. And that's nothing against Trace McSawley. We love Trace, but it's clearly Tyler Huntley's job. It's been Tyler Huntley's job. It still is Tyler Huntley's job. He is QB2. It's on the back of his jersey and all. So it's beneficial. But we were having a conversation during the live stream, like, oh man, what if you were all for the second round pick for Tyler Huntley? What if you were even over the first round pick right now for Tyler Huntley? Would you take it? And me, I said no. I said no. Next year though, yes, but this year right now, no. Reason being because say for instance, if the Ravens were to give away Tyler Huntley, even for a first round pick, a first round pick is nice, man. You know what you can do with a first round pick? Again, with that second first round pick we got from the Chiefs, and then it ended up being a daffy away. But what you can do with a first round pick is a beautiful thing, but it would put the Ravens in an unknown territory when it came to their backup quarterbacks. Trace is still recovering from injury. You would probably bring back Kenji Baha, but there's a lot of unknowns about Kenji. With Tyler Huntley, you know what you got, and you know like, hey, okay, just in case Lamar was out for any reason. All right, Tyler Huntley, the offense doesn't gotta like take this big drop off anything like that. Offense, they should still be able to sustain themselves. So, oh, that reminds me. Remember about Lamar? Remember when we used to always hear, oh, that style isn't sustainable. I haven't heard that in a little while. Anyway, I appreciate that, Stephen. He said, Washington didn't have that starting D-Line and still got to Lamar. How concerned are you about the offensive line? Do you think EDC will bring in another lineman? That's a very good point. There was no Chase Young. There was no Bonte Sweat. There was no Jonathan, none of them both out there. And yes, they were still getting to Lamar. They were still getting pressure on Tyler. And again, Tyler Huntley, he had a lot of backups with the offensive line, but still, yeah, they were still getting pressure. So that is somewhat concerning. I really hope that, I really hope that it's just a matter of the offensive line gelling together and them just clicking together and getting into a rhythm. Hopefully that's what the case is, but Eric D'Cosse, they got to stay ready so you ain't got to get ready. So, I'm sure he's looked, because Eric D'Cosse is always looking to make the team like he did say that before. We're always looking for ways to make this team better. But with Eric D'Cosse, excuse me, he really is always looking for ways to make the team better. So if they see offensive line and opportunity, but where would it be at? Where would the only position, like that's not necessarily a lock is left guard. That's it. You're not going to take out Ronnie Stanley. Bradley Bozeman, you're going to get a new center right now? No. Right guard, Kevin Zichler, who you just paid up, not a whole bunch of money, but you're not going to replace him. You're not going to replace Alejandro Villanueva either. So the only one you would replace would end up being the left guard. And if you feel like that's the biggest weakness on the offensive line, okay. But I don't think any of those other guys would get benched right now. I think it would take a lot for any of them to get benched, like a whole lot. Ronnie Stanley, he definitely ain't getting benched no matter what. But as far as Villanueva or Zichler, anything like that, it would take a lot for those two to get benched. So no, nothing with JK. They said, we'll find out about JK tomorrow, man. That's what they said. We'll find out about JK tomorrow. We got, there's 280 people in here right now. Let's try to get at least 20 likes. So if y'all click the thumbs up button, let's try to get at least 20 likes in the video. But anyway, back to Tyler Huntley. Tyler Huntley, he was just doing his thing on the deep ball, the short passes, everything, the scrambling, got himself a scrambling tug. He got, yeah, he got five touchdowns tonight because he threw four and ran one. Man, what is this? Week one and Lamar playing? Is this week one? That's what it looked like. Looked like one of Lamar's week one games. So it was nice to see Tyler Huntley do his thing, man. Oh, you thought you saw me at the game? Well, I'm here now, man. Maybe I made it home that fast. But it was nice to see him do his thing and just continue. I think somebody in the stream said it perfectly. I forgot who it was, but they said it looks like Tyler Huntley. He's just more and more comfortable. And it did look like that. So shout out to him. Just very, very proud of just how he's been coming along and progressing and just, and again, when he gets in control of the offense and moves it up tempo and all that, you just, you can tell, man. He, that confidence was like through the roof, man. He threw the touchdown pass to Eric Tomlinson through a nice one to Tyler Huntley. Very happy for Tyler Huntley getting his touchdown. Very happy for Benjamin Victor. He caught a touchdown too. There was another one. Who was his other touchdown to? I am, I'm chosen one, get out of here with that. He said, it's Tyler Huntley coming after LaVar's job. No, of course not. Oh, Pro Shade, my goodness. How did I forget? Pro Shade with the 50-50, but yes. Thank you. It was Pro Shade. Thank you.  All right, little man, you got it in there. Boy, Pro Shade caught it all, I'm saying, all right, get big. Well, Pro Shade was like looking up at him, telling him, get big. Well, Pro Shade did this thing. I was so happy for him, man. He got, yeah, he got him nice, man. He got him nice, man. That was real nice by James Pro Shade. And on that pass, if you look at the way that Tyler Huntley threw it, he threw it like, all right, whatever, there you go. It looked like he ain't even really put no effort in throwing it, and it was a perfectly placed ball, obviously, and in a touchdown. So that was nice. Oh, who said that? Jaden said, Pro Shade learned a thing or two from Dez Bryant. So he did this thing, man. I was really happy because with Pro Shade, and I guess we'll just go ahead and move on to the wide receivers now. I appreciate that line, though. It's so sad that JK got hurt. It is, it is. And we're gonna see how long it is for, but yeah, it was unfortunate, man. But we'll move on to the wide receivers now, but with Pro Shade, we had just been hearing, hearing, hearing, hearing, hearing, hearing.  And that's nice. And we love hearing that, but on the field, we hadn't really seen anything. Hadn't really been seeing nothing. But I think that catch locked up his spot on the roster, that touchdown catch. He had another nice catch, too, but I was very happy for Pro Shade. Dover Day, I think he had, how many catches did he have? I think he had like two. But Dover Day, same stuff, man. We know, we know, he did have the drops, too, though. The drop, that drop on a deep ball by Lamar, and that's a no-no, dude. That's a no-no. We can't have that. So we got to tighten up with that. Deion Kane. Tyler Huntley, the same pass that Lamar through the Devon Dover Day was the same exact pass. Tyler Huntley through the Deion Kane, perfectly placed, and he dropped it. And then again, he threw him another, he threw him a touchdown, and he dropped it, man. He dropped it, dropped it. Cowboys always struggle with Washington. Yeah, I really hope this doesn't become the 2016 Ravens. Oh, you mean the 2015 Ravens? It's not, it's not. But yeah, with Deion Kane, I think he just, I think he's going on IAR, man. Cause he's not gonna make the roster, unfortunately. And I think he'll be headed to IAR. Benjamin Victor, he called him a touchdown tonight, which I was very happy for. He called some nice, every game he's been catching some nice passes. So Benjamin Victor been doing this thing. Very glad for him. But the, hey, Kenneth, hey, chill out with that one, man. Since JK got hurt, Gus might be your number one soon. I mean, with JK and Gus, they were like 1A and 1B anyway. So Gus would just get more opportunities for now in the meantime. So yeah, it's like, yeah, it does suck. It sucks that we lost JK for half a long, we're gonna lose him four. But I think Ravens should still be fine. He said, wait a minute, Hollywood threw a pass. No, Hollywood ain't throw no pass. I mean, Hollywood ain't even played, man. But yeah, with Benjamin Victor, he, I think if Ravens keeps seven receivers, which could be pushing it, then I think he makes the roster. He gets that last spot. Over Miles Boykin, unfortunately, over Deionne Kane. I think Benjamin Victor would get that last spot. But will they keep six receivers or seven? Cause we already got six locks. Hollywood, Bateman, Sammy Watkins, Tyler Wallace, James Proshay, and Devin Duvenay. We got six locks already. So anybody after that is very, very tricky. Oh, Willie Burr said, keep seven then. He said, if Victor Megan is here, keep seven. We're gonna see. Plenty of time for Hollywood Watkins and Bateman to get right and healthy. Oh yeah, for sure, for sure. Who else, who else, who else? Tyler Wallace, again, yeah. It was really nice for him to get that touchdown catch. I think he definitely could have used, and he got it, confidence boosted heading into the regular season. Because his first game, and it was his first NFL game, it was a little bit shaky. He did draw a nice pass in the clearance call. He didn't get a chance to catch that ball and then he had to drop or the muff punt. But then the second game, he did have two catches, but then had the knockout by the DB or whether he dropped it, whatever it was, I still didn't look back at it again yet. Where Tyler Hully threw it up to him in the end zone, but the DB was right there on him. But so his first game, it was rough. His second game was better. Had some rough moments, but it was better because he had the two catches and the one went for all that yak. So it was like, okay, confidence boosted, but now he finally got his touchdown. He got a couple of catches, but he got a touchdown. So that was really nice to see. So I was really happy for Tyler and Wallace because it gives him that, what's the word? Again, that momentum and that confidence booster headed into regular season, because he needs it. He needs it. And they also had him back there punt return some. He did, he looked indecisive to me at punt return. I know my guy JT was saying maybe because he's not out there playing with the starters on special teams. So maybe that was it.  He's a rookie. So he ain't like holding this against him. Like, oh man, he looks shaky in preseason. No, it's okay. Appreciate that Vince. Gus got paid for a reason and T Williams looks good. Oh yeah. Tyson Williams, oh yeah. So yeah, Gus, well, he ain't really get paid big money. Definitely got a raise, but he ain't get paid big money. Still a very, very cheap contract thing. Well, five mil per. So they just gave him Mark Ingram's money. The money that Ingram was making, that's what they gave to Gus Edwards. I think that's it for the wide receivers. So yeah, with Boykin hasn't played at all this preseason and he still heard apparently. So I think that might be a wrap, man. Oh, Jaylen Moore. I just saw him on special teams. I didn't notice him on offense. If he did play offense, I'm not sure, but I just saw him on special teams. Made a really nice tackle, but I don't think he makes the roster. Either Devin Gray, he had a really nice catch. I don't think he makes the roster either though. Cause again, Ravens, their receiver group is pretty much already set. Unless they end up being some crazy surprises. Again, the locks are gonna be the locks. Boykin right now is, I don't know, man. I don't know, but I'm thinking I offer Boykin, man. I'm thinking I offer Boykin, but we'll see, man. And yeah, that would be offense. Moving on to special teams. No Tucker tonight, just it was Verity. And Verity made a very bad kick, very bad field goal on Lamar's first drive. Or his only drive. They went out to kick the field goal and Verity sailed it wide left. And then his stock went down. And then he did make a field goal, but then later on it was an extra point of time after touchdown, it got blocked. That made his stock go even further down. And it's unfortunate, man, because the Ravens, all right, John Moyamma, definitely had to block you. Y'all, y'all, y'all, I don't know why y'all been talking about my boy Perryman like that. Well, what would my guy Perryman do to y'all, man? Do none but show love, man. That's all he do with show love. But anyway, yeah, Verity, his stock went down. So it's, hopefully they, if the Ravens can still get something for him, then I, man, I had to send EDC a kicker, that bake him a cake or something like that. I ain't even no baker. I had to order him one online and send it to him. So if they get something for Verity too, like, man, that would be something right there. But he did punt and kick. He showed best of both worlds. So I did like that. Now they did not do much punting in this game. I think the first punt came in the fourth quarter, I want to say. So he didn't get to show off his punt in too much. But yeah, that was it for Verity. Also on special teams, they had Pro Shea out there as a punt returner. They had Duvenay out there as a punt returner. Chris Westry was a gunner. He got hit on one special teams play. Oh, Jane said Verity fumbled the bag. He showed love by playing defense on the Ravens. All right, Byron, that's enough, man. Yeah, you out of here. You block, man. Get out of here. You keep talking about my boy, Perryman. That's enough, man. Perryman decided he wanted to catch a football after he got released. Yeah, he wanted a fresh start. And he got it. And he went out there by watching for Detroit. Hey, Ravens played Detroit this, all right. Ravens played Detroit this year, week three, I think. I want to say week three. So Perryman got that game circled, underlined, highlighted, all that stuff. But anyway, on moving on to defense, Adafi away, he got a real nice pressure on there was a play. Was it against number six? Was it against number six or against Kyle? What was Kyle? What was the first? What was the quarterback who started name? Kyle or something? I forget his name. But away, I didn't really notice him too much tonight. I could have missed him, though. I know we were doing a lot of talking in the live stream. Fred, what's up, man? How you doing, man? You got to get Team Keeper Cleaner updated on how you doing, man? Miami Jean, what's up, man? How you doing, too? Kyle Allen, there we go. Thank you. Thank you, Kyle Allen. I'm not sure. Oh, it was against number six, though. I don't want to talk. Because that pressure where Adafi away, he made the guy run. He was chasing him, man. Kyle was running. But yeah, a lot of people had told me throughout the night that Adafi away was being held. So that's a good thing. That's a very, very good thing. Because that means that teams respect you to where they got to grab your jersey. And they don't want to let you go. What's up, you boy? How you doing, man? So yeah, Adafi away, though, I didn't consistently notice him. But if I could have missed something, too. So appreciate that, Kevin. Thank you, man. I think Dolmins will be OK after a little while. I think he'll be out at least a month, at least a month. But I think the Ravens will be OK. I think Verity played well. It would be nice to see him traded for a six. Thanks, I'm off the machine, and I'm back driving. Oh, you back driving already? Oh, that was quick. Hey, yo, all right. We happy for you, man. We already knew you were going to be straight, but you back on the road driving again. Hey, Kyle, that's good, man. Hey, that's real good news, man. We appreciate that, man. So thank you for that. Because I know there was a lot of people on team keeping it clean that was asking about you. In the comment section, some people asking about you and DMs and stuff, messages and all that. So yeah, that's good to hear, man, for real, man. That's real good to hear, man. So we appreciate you, Raven Pratt, and glad you're doing way better, man. So that's real, real good, man. Good stuff. Where were we at? Yeah, Dott Fairway, Daylan Hayes, same stuff with Daylan Hayes. That guy, he's like, he got something. Obviously want to see him against some starters too, but he got something, man. That dude, he got something, man. And I love it. Love it, love it, love it. Then didn't really see him too much from Tyus Bowser tonight. I don't think he was out there too much. I know he's saying he's supposed to have a look after party tonight. Bcat said Ben Cleveland was rocking dudes from what I saw. Oh, that's a good thing, then, man. That's a real good thing. I see a lot of y'all saying a lot of good things about Ben Cleveland. Like I said, I didn't notice him, but I wasn't watching him specifically, but that's a good thing. If he was doing that, that's a great thing, man. That's a great thing. So, oh, that's kind of a good point, James. He said, I feel a little bit about JK because Harp said LJ4 was done for the year before he even got the X-rays. So yeah, yeah, that's something right there. That's one way to look at it, but we just got to wait and see. Patrick Queen, he was only out there for a little bit, so he was in and out. Malik Harrison was out there for a little bit longer. I didn't really, and again, could have just been me. I didn't really notice anything from the linebackers. And again, maybe it was this stream because we was in the chat a lot. We were in the chat a lot, so maybe I'll just miss some stuff, man. Because I don't even remember how a lot of the cornerbacks played or anything like that. I'm being straight up with you. I remember how the offense played now. I was watching the offense, but I don't even remember how the defense played. Obviously they played pretty good if they only gave up three points, but they did not have any turnovers tonight. Yeah, they didn't have any turnovers tonight, but they only gave them three points. See, it's like, hey, pick your battles. What do you want to do? Hopefully we can do both this season, but I'm fine with the Ravens not having any turnovers if they gonna give up three points a game. I know they're not gonna give up three points a game, but if that was a game, if I had to pick one, I would always say way low points and no turnovers rather than high turnovers and giving up high points too. And I'm pretty sure all of y'all would say the same. Anonymous said Brandon Stevens almost had a pick. That's nice. Nigel Warrior played well. I remember Nigel Warrior had a nice, he has some nice tackles tonight.  Exactly, exactly. Appreciate that, Raven Pride. Appreciate it, man. Warrior's second best tackler on the team. Whoa. Brandon Stevens almost had a pick. See, I don't even remember that. I don't remember that play, but Brandon Stevens almost had a pick. Don't remember it at all. I do remember, there was one play where it got tipped at the line and I know, I think it was Daylan Hayes that if he would have dove for it, he could have had a pick, but I ain't had no problem with him not diving for it. I got no problem. If it's a regular season, okay, you go dive your heart out, but preseason is like, oh, okay, cool. Okay, cool. If you got it, you got it, if you don't eat it on. So that's fine, man. So, it's, yeah, so I guess that's pretty much it, man. Chris Westree, he got caught on, but he gets caught on like once a week, but he gets caught on, he gives up a deep pass once a week. That's his thing. Marcus Peters though, he also got caught on early in the game, but again, Marcus Peters, he just gives up that cushion, man. So, yeah, man, I guess that's that, man. Well coached game. I did love one of my favorite things. Appreciate that, Kevin. One of my favorite things right now or this game, I don't know yet, John. I'm not sure yet. No clue. One of my favorite things from this game was that they were trying to deep. They were trying to deep shots. They were trying to deep passes. They were trying it. So I really, really appreciated that a lot. And they tried a lot of them. They letting Lamar throw that ball, letting Hanley throw that ball, and they were trying it. One thing with Hanley, because he obviously played like 99% of the game, he was throwing it everywhere to everybody, throwing it all over the field. And I loved it. I loved it. So, looking forward to this offense, man. Looking forward to Lamar seeing how he does, looking forward to just everything, man. Yeah, play call is pretty good. Because even we, because we know, we notice, when a play call is good, even in the win, we notice when a play call is bad too. We notice all this stuff. So, they did pretty good tonight, man. So, yeah, the score was 37-3. I thought they was gonna score a little bit more, but that's okay, man. The biggest thing with these pre-season games, they obviously got 20 wins in a row, which is a new record. They are officially the pre-season champions. 20 wins in a row. And yeah, it is just pre-season, but at the same time, for you to be able to win all those games in a row in a pre-season with all these different players and all these different backups, that says a lot, man. That says a lot. That is no easy feat. No, you don't get a trophy for it. No, you don't get an award for it. Yes, you want a record books for it though. So, hey, that's good. And like we talked about during this stream and the last one too, we are going, what we have to do is when it comes playoff time, first Raven's gotta make the playoffs, but we gotta tell them, hey, this is pre-season now. This is pre-season, y'all. And if we tell them that, we gotta make them believe it. And then it'll be none but Super Bowl from here on out. I said it'll be none but Super Bowls. All we will do is win from that point on. So, said the playbook should be wide open first game. Oh yeah, yeah. I'll say slowly, but surely. They ain't gotta show them everything, but yeah, you definitely gotta have some stuff ready. You can stay ready so you ain't gotta get ready. What's up, Devin? Yeah, we do have depth. Depth is always good. It's always good, man. What's up, psychotic? Let's take the same energy to the season. They need to. Ready to see Bateman in action? We all are, but we gotta be patient for it. This record will definitely give this team a boost of confidence heading into the season. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. It's sure for sure, man. So to all 400 people in here, thank you. Thank you for watching. Thank you for being a part of this. This was a super fun pre-season. I loved it. I know y'all loved it too. We had a really good time. Nothing with JK Dobbins yet. They said they're gonna find out tomorrow. Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. So when that happens, we'll see. Until then, that's that. I love y'all team, Keep It Clean. I really do appreciate y'all. And again, for regular season, it'll be the same thing, but it'll just be a lot more hyped and a lot more crazier too. So we about to go ahead and get on up out of here now. And that's that, man. That's that. I hope y'all had a good time chilling with us in the pre-season for both the pre-season game streams, and then of course these post-game stream recaps too. So I will see you all tomorrow when we do the post-game thoughts video and also tomorrow, depending on the timing of everything, but I'll see you tomorrow and we should know the JK Dobbins news sometime tomorrow morning. So when that happens, then we'll of course do the update on that as well. So I love y'all, thank you for supporting. Shout out to all of y'all again, new subscribers, old subscribers, everybody that's been rocking with the channel. Special shout out to all the Team Keep It Clean patrons. If you wanna become a patron, you can go to teampatrion.com slash engraving vids. Only if you want to though. If you don't want to, you ain't gotta go there. That's fine. That's completely fine. But I love y'all. Thank you for all your positivity. Thank you for just making this thing a fun vibe, a chill vibe, a chill stream, a chill atmosphere as always, man. I love y'all. We out.