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Stone, a world renowned energy healer, spiritual teacher, author and founder of the Resonance Experience experiment. It's also an experience by the way. God expresses through Ken in a very unique way. When people sit with him in transmission, they have a profoundly different experience of the divine in their body. Ken is a natural teacher with a unique approach through divine download and the exploration that continues. Ken has received two core structures which he continues to write about teach and practice known as spiritual mastery and spiritual messenger mastery. Together, these two structures support students in being embodied messengers, one who shares their divine gifts merely through their presence. Ken shares his gifts with a spiritually diverse growing international audience through a variety of online and in-person programs, retreats and one-on-one work. And I'm going to give you his website so you can learn more and also because he has a free amazing gift there for you. It's Ken W. Stone, S-T-O-N-E, kenwstone.com slash dare. When you use the slash dare, you will see that he has a 17-week resonance course. He is gifting to you. I'm already on class number eight doing one a day and loving it. So go there for your gift from Ken. And with that, I welcome Ken W. Stone to the Dare to Gene show. How are you? Wonderful to be with you, Debbie. I'm doing great. How are you doing? Excellent. Excellent. I've been looking forward to this because we had a session. And I still talk about resonance. It's actually still resonating for me. And there are pieces that you shared with me just in our after discussion that was so profound.  I transcribed like the last 30 minutes of our conversation and it's sitting under a crystal right here. And I'll take it out and read portions of it because it's all about letting go and surrendering. And I think people need to hear this conversation. So thank you. Thank you. That's an honor. So I want to start with sort of the weird and the wonderful, which is that following high school university a little bit after university, you worked as a professional live sound engineer. So I know this favorite music language jazz jazz and you then moved into business management sales. It's funny.  Originally originating mortgages and teaching workshops on financial strategies for creating wealth. Good for you. So my question is, do you think that these pieces of your background were actually integral to getting you here and to what you do today? I think they must have been. I mean, at the point at which I surrendered. And I'll remember the day I'm such a type A personality or perhaps a recovering type A Debbie I scheduled my surrender. I looked at my calendar on one week and I said next Thursday, on the 30th of June, it was 2011. I'm going to surrender. And on that day, I actually did it. I followed through, I blocked the time I did what I needed to do to open up to surrender to really let go of control and really turn every aspect of my life over to the divine. And when I did that, I had this sort of, I mean, there were lots of things that unfolded, but one of the things was I had this backwards look on my life. And until that moment, I had all sorts of regrets. I felt like I had failed at lots of different things. I had not met my potential on and on.  Maybe most people don't feel that way. I certainly did. And after surrendering, and really in the moments of surrender, I started having this backwards look, and I realized everything had perfectly lined up to take me to that moment. And I think for sure that has to include, you know, all these ways of being in the world, you know, showing up as a as a sound engineer and I think that probably was maybe my first spiritual gift. I didn't really understand it from a math standpoint or an engineering standpoint, like a scientific standpoint, I could just sort of lay my hands on the mixing board and, and, you know, become one with the music and, you know, beautiful stuff happened and didn't matter if it was an orchestra or rock band or a country band or a jazz group or whatever. It wasn't genre specific, in other words. And yeah, so I think that was a really important exploration for me and, you know, sales and so on, as well. Even in financial services, I mean, all of these things provided a different perspective on life in a way to explore different aspects of me. Yeah, I think often our beginnings are very interesting expressions out in the world. For instance, I worked at JPL NASA, right, the space program for a considerable amount of time. No, at all. But I'm super grateful because I learned so much about business, about computers, about technology, about, you know, even how to fold a letter, you know, there was so much in that education, if you will, that I absolutely utilize as an entrepreneur the past, you know, 10, 15 years. Yeah. So our roots are very interesting how they contribute to who we become. And you bring up this surrender, you put it on your calendar in June, and then you follow through. So what does surrender mean to you? How would you describe the act of surrender and how would you describe the experience of it? Those are interesting questions, you know, the, for me, surrender was both inevitable and something that I had resisted profoundly for years. I knew it was the next step in my developmental journey spiritually, but I wasn't excited about it.  I was just at the end of my rope. I was really in, and I wasn't in a place where that was an active part of my thought process, although I think there have been times in my life where that has been. That wasn't particularly in the forefront. It was just, I was really, I guess the way I think of it now is I was in the glass ceiling of a stage of consciousness, wherein I thought I was in charge of my life. I thought everything was up to me, and I thought I could do it. And I had had lots of experience of being able to create success and so on and so forth. But the thing that I was surrendering was really not all of that stuff, but self love. I had really been able to distill it down to one thing that was kind of underlying everything else that was sort of driving me if that makes sense. And I couldn't, and I tried a lot of different things. I could not generate an experience of self love. I couldn't, I couldn't figure it out. And I had the sort of strange contrast was at the same time, I was sharing this incredible gift that the divine expresses through me. And so, you know, I would be in session with someone, you know, watching just this absolutely beautiful unfolding of their true nature and, you know, spontaneous healing and blah, blah, blah, all these incredible miraculous things would be happening and I was clear. This is not because of me, you know, it's, there's something moving through me and I don't even know what it is I don't understand it. This is beautiful. And then I'd be done with the session and I go back into this incredible contrast of how do I get to this, how do I break through. And so, it just became so abundantly clear to me that the answer was with the divine. And for all the aspects of my life and it was most of my life at that point that I thought I was in charge of those were the things I needed to let go of control over. I actually went through a process to prepare to surrender is probably two or three months of really intensive process. And what I was doing was trying to understand what I think of as the separate self my separate self, the part of me that's not integrated that thinks it's separate and so on. I was trying to figure out what is my separate self think is going to happen if it lets go of control. And, you know, there was a whole series of nightmares, it was happy to spell those out in glorious detail, you know, one of them was, you're going to die. So, so then I would and another one was you're going to be homeless and another one was you'll never see your kids again and you'll be an itinerant healer and blah, blah, blah, there's a whole bunch of stuff there. And so I went through and visualized what I was afraid of as reality, not a possible reality as actual reality. So for example, I was afraid that I would become homeless. So then I spent an enormous amount of energy and time visualizing myself as homeless. And once I became homeless in my mind, I tried to figure out what's the next thing I'm concerned about and I live in Colorado and I thought, well, I'm afraid I'm going to be cold. And so then I thought, well I have warm clothing so I'll make sure I take that with me when I go become homeless. And so I worked through it, you know, what's the next fear I'm not going to have enough food to eat. And I mean, there are lots of restaurants in Fort Collins where I live they throw food away. I'll be fine, you know, never gone dumpster diving for food before but in this visualization I thought if I'm hungry, you know, I'm not going to be above anything. So I went through that whole thing and what I discovered as I visualized was that the outcome that I had been resisting in each of these areas that my separate self was projecting to hold on to control was actually less stressful than the life I was living. There was actual relief for being homeless. There was relief for dying. There was relief for becoming an itinerant healer, whatever the heck that is, like I just all of each and every one of those I went through and I didn't it was not a five minute exercise this was a profound deep process. And when I have shared about this and taught this in the past. There's always a group of students who are really upset by my description of this because their adherence to the law of attraction and they're thinking well, you're sitting there creating these scenarios you're visualizing them why and it's a. I think the law of attraction is offers a much deeper exploration and consciousness, then, then what that stage of consciousness says where I was at the time in stage two. But beyond that, think about it if you're resisting something. It's, it's in the field, right so I was resisting being homeless and all these things so in essence, you know visualizing them as reality wasn't. Even beyond that I just, I just said to myself look that I'm not I'm not participating in that I'm working through a process to get ready for God to be in charge of my life. And I need to be open to absolutely wherever that goes I have no idea where that will go but I'm afraid of these things. So, I don't know if I'm going into too much detail here Debbie but that's the process. There's the beginning of it. It's as deep as you want. This is really what I'm hungry for. That is so powerful because as you're saying that I'm thinking about the things in my life that I'm resisting and it's like it's a power struggle, right? Oh yeah. Me and me. Right. And hearing you say that and thinking whoa to sit down and allow that to play out. I'm going to try it. I really am. It already feels like well how awful but also what a relief. You know. Yeah, I mean, that was my experience was how awful this but because I was committed to surrender and this was my barrier. These were my barriers. I couldn't figure out any other way to address them. This was the only way that I could figure out for me to end my resistance to turning over my life to the divine, not just in one area, but in every area. And so on the day I had actually asked a friend to witness me and I had made her promise to not interfere no matter what happened. And I said I'm worried that I'm going to die during this process so if I die, you cannot revive me.  And type a personality. Let me show you how this is going to work for me. I'm going to tell you how this is going to. Here's what you're going to do for me. But anyway, she was willing to do it. And so I went out to her place which is out in the country and thank God, because the first part of it. My recollection of it was that I was in excruciating physical pain and making a lot of noise. And I felt like I was being squeezed through like the eye of a needle. And as I was going through this sort of passage away. I had the sense like, if I hang on to any of my baggage if I hang on to anything that I think I need. I'm going to get stuck here and that's going to be the end. So I don't know how I mean that process felt like it was multiple hours. And then as I was coming out I was thinking oh that wasn't so bad and then part two happened. And part two is that just even more, you know excruciating and challenging. But but as I came out of it when I opened my eyes, I felt like I was having an experience of unconditional love for the first time in my life. And the source of the love was coming from within me but it was the origin of it was the divine. And it was all for me. And I had never experienced I don't even know how to describe it now. And I mean I was weeping and laughing at the same time. And as I opened my eyes I could see energy moving through everything. I mean through the sofa through the floor through the air. And I mean it was just like, oh my gosh what am I looking at this is incredible. And I looked at my friend and you know I could see light everywhere but there was like this dark thing around her ankle. I said is your ankle in pain and she said yeah and I said hang on a second I just looked at it and then the darkness disappeared it became light and the pain went away and she said wow that's better and I mean we eat these roast beef sandwiches and I could feel the experience of all the animals all the forms of consciousness that have been involved in gathering the food and preparing it. And they were blessing me and I was blessing all of them as I was eating, and it wasn't a conscious thing it wasn't like I was thinking it and then it was happening it was just unfolding. I looked outside and I could see the consciousness in the blade of grass in the tree and I started giggling again like that has the same consciousness I do it's all the same I mean oh my God this is unbelievable. So, I mean, I could go on about this but the thing about it is that in the run up to surrender. There's a lot of noise on my part about well, I'm not going to go through that exercise and this was not an exercise anyone imposed on me I didn't learn it from anyone I just figured it out on my own. But there was a part of me that kept thinking, I'm not going to die. The God I know isn't going to kill me this isn't going to be the end but the point of surrender isn't you're not surrendering to the God you know, you're surrendering to the divine you don't know. It's a mystery, right it's not. And so it's a it's a fascinating paradox it's like, I mean through this work that that God does through me, I had this pretty intimate relationship with the divine. On the flip side, even that experience was a total mystery, you know I mean I'm in session and who knows what's happening and all the stuff's going on and these miracles and so on. That was the part that I really focused in on not what I thought I knew of the divine or what I thought I knew God wanted for me, but the idea that I had no idea what that would be, and that that would allow me to respond. However, I was called in whatever way, I felt pulled forward. I know that you've explained surrender means accepting everything exactly as it is right now. Yeah. And I'm on this side of things, pre going deep into okay if that happens let's just go in and experience it and decide of not surrender not in every place in my life but I feel what you're saying I because this is exactly what I'm working on right now since being with you in session. This is my path. Yeah. And God knows I've gotten myself here as successfully as I have because I didn't surrender right exactly you know that and so that's a paradigm that's worked for me. Yeah. And yet I know what I'm being called to. So I want to talk a little bit about the idea of surrendering to God but I also want to read something that you said this is a quote from you during our private session because it Okay, my world. Okay. And you said you can have really profound experiences of peace and connection, even in the midst of the storm. And that could be coupled with sharp contrast, you know, of areas where there's an opportunity to really surrender to really deeply let go of and just let divine grace, let divine presence pour into every part of your life. Poof. The only resolution for the core wound from my perspective is with God with divinity and so there's really only one pathway there. Call it whatever you will but that is to surrender to turn life, every aspect of one's life over to God. I think when we do that, something extraordinary begins to express. Yeah, sounds pretty meaningful listening to you say it. I think I've said these things before. Sounds familiar and it's wonderful to hear you say them. That's, yeah, I think it's right. I think it's spot on. That's exactly how I perceive it. And when you say at the end because that's the transcendence there right that's the transmutation. When you do that at a core level in the midst of a storm or not at in a during core wounds all of it to let go to deeply deeply just something extraordinary begins to unfold. What talk about that the extraordinary. Well, the talking about it is. It's almost I don't want to say dangerous but it's, it's like depositing carrots where carrots aren't helpful, if you understand what I'm trying to say. In other words, if I ask you right now, okay Debbie, what, what could happen, what would be extraordinary. Right, you probably have ideas right here here. Oh, I've got an idea this and this and this. And maybe all of those things happen. I don't know right that's not been my walk that's not been my journey with surrender but I'm not saying it doesn't happen. The thing is, what does unfold, even if it has absolutely nothing to do with what you think you want, what you think is most important in your life. It is extraordinary beyond measure. And, and this is the point, you cannot imagine, you can't conceive of it. That's the point of surrender. And the reason why I think it's a little dangerous to talk about is that, I mean, at least in me, those words in live in my separate self my separate self goes I'll come up with a list. I got all sorts of things, you know, let me, let me tell you what would be extraordinary. In fact, let me tell God, here's a list. Here are the extraordinary things I want to do. And then, if I'm letting go of control, and I, and I have an attachment to that, well that's not really surrender. It's like saying, I'll let go of control but as long as this this and this are true, like it's a negotiated surrender like somehow, you know, but I mean surrender has a really, for a lot of people, it seems to have a very negative connotation like it's, you know, I'm, I'm giving up sovereignty I'm giving up, you know, my vision of my life my identity on and on it. For a lot of people can feel like there's a death associated with it, or maybe the most profound transition and passing. I get all of that I'm not I'm not immune to that I've experienced those things and the grace that flows when we get out of the way is just it's beyond measure. Here's another way to think of it, like if our lives are like a divine garden, then control the idea that we have control over life. It's like kinking the, the divine host, and we're in the garden we're going, why isn't this thing getting watered. You know, why where's the water. And it's because we're over there with a stop sign up to God saying, Okay, you, I got this like you, I, I'm going to take care of this I'm going to weed the garden I'm going to, and we think the garden has to be we did we think we have to plant the garden. We have no concept of how rich the garden is gardens already been planted the trees already mature the flowers everything is already fully developed and expressed. Here's another way of saying this, I interviewed the Christian mystic, Thomas Keating a short time before he he transitioned before he passed away before he dropped the body. And just over a year beforehand, and he made reference to the thinly veiled illusion of free will. And I mean, you made a reference to a mic drop is something I said, I mean, for me that was a mic drop that you know when Keating said this was like, yes, but it's such a contrary concept to the way that we grow up to the cosmology of separation that we learn we go to school we learn how to be successful it's all predicated on I'm doing this. We even have these statements like if it's going to be it's up to me, I'm going to make it happen right we've got all these things that are about my creativity my expression my dream. The idea of what about the divine will what about divine expression what about that. And as it turns out it's so in alignment with the core of who each of us are, there's no way it can't be. It's that in separation, we think we know who we are and we don't have a clue, we don't have any concept of who we are. And when we begin to let go of control we start discovering something completely different. Again, I'm not sure I'm really answering the question I don't know how to how to talk about it. It's, it's like, if we aim directly at it. Okay, you know if you're looking at the night sky how you can see things out of the corner of your eyes sometimes better than if you focus directly ahead it's like that. These unexpected things divine grace and divine presence just pour in everywhere, but they're, they're not where necessarily where you're aimed where you think you're headed, maybe they are, but, but maybe they're not. When that happens.  And the flow thing is already happening it's not even up to me. The only thing that's up to me to have flow, a flow experience a deep flow experience, just to let go of control. I think there's this river that's moving here. And for me to be in flow of that river I just need to stop thinking that I am something other than the river that I need to manage the flow of the river, the river is beautiful it's perfect. That's profound. You know, and listening to you say that. This is important for you to hear that since our session and since this past Saturday night. I don't know where this is headed. I know response no question no answer. I just am in process. But my circumstances have shifted. And I don't fully know what that means, but they were it was shocking to me. Now, I didn't do what you did, but I have really mindfully been working on this releasing this letting go just staying with me. And that's maybe the one thing I did right plus prayer and meditation in your classes and things. And no one is more shocked than I that things took a turn of events. And I'm just sitting back and watching and even watching my reactions, you know, the negativity the positivity the fascinations it's like and it's all. Okay, I'm letting you unfold. And I know you've said that all control does all control does is amplify suffering. How are control and suffering married as well as an odds with true peace in our lives. Well, I mean the way I think about suffering is suffering is when we're in the gap between what is and what we want somewhere right anywhere other than what is we're suffering right and that I mean that suffering could take place in lots of different ways it could be a physical suffering and emotional spiritual on and on all the ways that human beings suffer and control. It seems to me is the lead participant in that dynamic because control is the voice the energy of I can make this the way I want it to be. And I mean, my will, my sense of what is unfolding already, we're into my separate self, we're into some aspect of me that believes it is other than divinity, other than you, other than all those people over there and all, you know, all of us right and but instead of the whole experience. I'm now having an experience that I need to do something or it's incumbent or I'm inspired to do something or there are lots of different ways. And so the minute that I start thinking I'm in charge and I'm in the gap between what is and what I want. And now I'm just amplifying the discomfort there, even though I think I'm resolving it. I mean, if you think about it, like if we had everyone who's listening to the podcast right now, and the radio show at all this, right, we were all together in one place and whatever size that audience is. And you and I are on stage together, and we're passing a mic around the room. And our first question of the group is going to be, who in here likes to suffer. I'm going to guess no one raises their hand, right. No one is saying yes in my heart of hearts I like to suffer. The next question would be, and how many of you think that the thing you're engaged in right now that you're most focused on in your life is actually causing your suffering, or some of it. How many of you think that that's true, probably very few people are going to raise their hand. And then the next question would be, and yet, the thing you're most focused on probably you've been focused on it for a while. So what is that? What is that instinct in each of us? And I mean, the way I think of it is, there's the separate self. There's a separate self going, I can figure this out. I can, and if I don't know, I can find somebody who does know. And when I figure out who that person is and I learn from them, then I can make things the way I want them to be. And we spend decades and untold amounts of money, resources, time, energy, and so on pursuing those solutions. But if we think about our lives, even if we think about our lives, we're not going to be able to do that. In our lives, even over the course of decades, you know, in what way have those things paid off? In what way have they actually reduced our suffering? And yet none of us raised our hand and said we wanted to suffer. So there's this that there's the tension there's the paradox that's going on around control and suffering and so on. And I just keep thinking, I can figure this out. You know, I know I haven't done it yet, but I can figure it out, you know, and then we look on, you know, wherever you look social media or whatever, and we see somebody who says, I've got it all and let me show you how beautiful my home is and, and then we think, Oh, a beautiful home, that's what it is or I've got it all let me show you my beautiful spouse or my beautiful partner or my beautiful children or the beautiful view and we think, Oh, it's, that's what it is. It's something that's in separation. Looking through the lens of separation, we think we can resolve the discomfort that is actually just a function of separation. So since that momentous time in June, 2011, when you arranged to surrender, and you were successful, how have you changed? How has your life changed? What's remarkably different about it? Well, this, this is the thing that's so funny about this Debbie, it's like, I mean, what does what actually happens when you surrender, right? What is next? The answer is more surrender. It's like, I, and I had, I had this experience of freedom and liberation like I'd never known, and it lasted for, I don't know, for maybe eight weeks, 10 weeks, maybe maybe it was 12 weeks. But at some point in there, you know, some part of me thought, I need to get in here. I gotta run, I gotta take this over again. I mean, this, this break has been wonderful. I know a better way. I mean, this is, it's not happening fast enough, whatever it was. And, and so, and then I started suffering again. And then I went, Oh, wait, do I want to go through the June 30th experience again? Like, do I need to go through that? And I mean, in a way, that's the last whatever it is, you know, 11 plus years. And there's a lot that's integrating in that process, meaning those aspects of the separate self come forward or animated. There's discomfort, at least in my experience when that happens. And, and then a level of peace is those things integrate and more and more of an experience of my whole self. But, you know, there's a projection on the part of my empowered and unintegrated self, the stage two version of me. And that projection is, there's a perfect life. And this is what a perfect life looks like, right? And that's not what has unfolded over the last 11 years for me. It's, it's not the perfect life. It's, it's a beautiful, profound life. And it has challenges. And when those challenges show up, and I am challenged by them or I'm upset or agitated, I think, Oh, here's another part of my separate self showing up to integrate. Here's another opportunity for me to notice where I want to control and to consciously surrender yet again. And I mean, here's an example of this. If you had asked me two years ago, Ken, do you understand unconditional love? I would have said, Oh, yeah, Debbie, let me tell you. I had this experience in 2011 and I've been integrating and da, da, da, da, da. And on August 1 of last year of 2021, my ex-wife and I took our oldest child to residential treatment for mental health issues. And I gave our oldest daughter a hug and had a had a profound transition there. And I don't know, three weeks later, my ex-wife informed me that our oldest child was effectively estranging herself from me and ending all contact. And I heard that and I thought, what? What? That doesn't make any sense at all. And there was a part of me that showed up as my disempowered and unintegrated self. And there was a part that showed up as my empowered and unintegrated self. And I wanted to take control and I felt, you know, that things were out of control and why is this happening to me and poor me and blah, blah, blah. And then after a little while, I started realizing, oh, here comes another part of my unintegrated self. And with a little bit of integration, I started realizing, here is a masterclass in unconditional love. Not what I would have ordered up. A very painful, challenging process. For sure. More growth in the last year than I can ever remember happening in that timeframe. And our oldest child has not reconnected. There's no, like, and now magic story happening here. It's a deeper experience of learning how to love her unconditionally without a conventional relationship. And I think, I mean, that's not an experience that I would wish on anyone. It's been very painful. And I've also grown in incredible ways. And so I guess I want to be very careful because and hopefully I've succeeded at being careful here. I don't want to paint this magical dynamic, you know, a walk with divinity, a deeper level of intimacy with our wholeness. It's not what we think it's going to be. It's often very, very different. And it is profound and beautiful in ways that we can't begin to imagine. And so I would say that is the, if there's one characteristic of the last 11 plus years since surrender, it's that there have been lots of additional opportunities to surrender at every moment of the day. And I continue integrating, I continue having aspects of my separate self be animated and, and I become consciously aware of it. And then I've learned to recognize that as a beautiful invitation to something wonderful. I used to get really upset about it. And for the most part, I don't get upset anymore, but that doesn't mean it's easy or a walk in the park or any of those things. Thank you for sharing that. That's very deep, very personal. And I, I honor your story and your path and hold the light for all of you in this experience. What is it like for you to have, so God flows through you, it seems to me, and you can correct me how you would typify that, but you have this very innate experience of divinity. And when you work with people, there's a transmission because you can see people in their divine nature, even if they cannot.  So talk about what is it like to feel that flow, that connection to have that relationship with the divine? Oh, I mean, it's, it's the most meaningful and significant experience by far of my life. It, it gives everything else meaning. It's, for me, there's a visceral component to it, my hands and feet, buzz and tingle and all sorts of other awareness floods in. I'm, you know, obviously a pretty sensitive person and I'm not afraid of letting my emotions express and so on. And so for me, there are often tears when I'm working with people. I mean, maybe for them, but for sure for me and those tears are really about the beauty about the awe and wonder of that experience. And yeah, it's, it's an, to me, that's something that is available to everyone. I don't mean my particular, I think we all have individual experiences, but and, you know, I mean, the name God to me, it doesn't have, it can, it can have a religious connotation. I'm not interested in trying to disrupt people's structures and their lives and the things that have meaning for them. For me, it's divinity, it's God, it's the emptiness, it's the nothing, it's everything, you know, whatever, it's just a placeholder for it. And it's everywhere and somehow at the same time, it's a very intimate relationship. It's a very, and initially it felt very uncomfortable to me actually, the buzzing hands and feet, it was scary, I didn't understand it. But now if I do anything that disrupts that, then I stop doing whatever that is. I mean, because that is for me, you know, that's the illuminating dynamic of the path of walking with the divine is all of these aspects. So, so it's with me all the time and then there's kind of a special dynamic that opens when I'm when I'm working with people and I mean I can't, it's still just beyond my ability to fathom, I mean, whatever has happened to be able to have this opportunity. It is such a beautiful gift to sit in such a profound and sacred space with people and watch them do whatever work is in their queue and support them somehow or watch the divine do that work with them and somehow have a front seat to it. You have this practice that's called beneath the sand, and you say that it results in a visceral experience of wholeness which is our true nature or innate divine wholeness. Can you talk a little bit about the practice of beneath the sand, what that is. I came from a download that showed up for me in the fall of 2010 and actually showed up before I surrendered. And I was asking God like, I mean, I guess I'm going to start trying to make my living this way and I probably should have something to teach you know I mean I was doing session work with people and you know I was like, I couldn't, I had nothing to say I didn't have any questions I didn't know what to tell them. And so, you know, I'm thinking, Alright, God, let's have a process for money, let's have a process for love, let's have a blah, blah, blah, you know I think of it like the big five. And so I'm thinking that's what I'm going to get, and I don't know how it's going to come and, you know, and I'm not. I probably was a little eager for it and just curious when is this going to show up. So anyway, September, I'm working on a client boom this download comes in and I was expecting all this complication and it was just this very simple download. But the implications of it were, I mean for me at least quite profound, I said out loud, that's it. So simple. And so the practice is, in a way, very, very simple. There's a process for preparing that the language I use is soul embodiment. Think of soul embodiment as supporting your soul in coming home in the body, like from maybe a head focus dynamic or a heart focus dynamic down into the hips. That's always happening when I'm working with people whether we're focusing on it or not. But there's all the stuff that happens when you come home in the hips, it shifts from a sort of a thinking world to a feeling world to then a being world. And when we're in a being space, there are resources available to us that are just, I mean, it's kind of more of that beautiful mystery. Once you're in a being space at just enough of a level, you can actually drop into this experience and the practice, it doesn't have to take long take a half an hour or something. And when you go into the, it's like, I mean, I've taken people into it one on one and groups and so on. But and when I've been able to be with people in person like I'm teaching a group in person or on the rare occasion I do one on one work in person.  Like because the body, all the pain, everything just disappears. Because all of those things are artifacts of the illusion of separation. It's not really who we are. We are whole and fully integrated. But the thing about this practice is it's not a mind based dynamic. It's entirely experiential. That may even be hard to understand. Like how is that even possible? I don't know. God just does it through me, right? I mean, when people are practicing beneath the sand, they're just putting on an audio and I'm facilitating beneath the sand and whatever's coming out of my mouth is coming out and people hear whatever they hear and they go have the experience and then that with enough practice, that can become the anchor point like the reference point from which life has lived rather than the reference point of the separate perspective, you know, where there's noise in the body or the mind or the outward expression of life or there's a nightmare on the planet or there's all this drama, these things we have to figure out resolve. When we're having an experience of wholeness, we realize there isn't a problem anywhere. There's not a problem in me. There's not a problem in my body. There's not a problem in my life. And it's not like, la, la, la, la, la, there's no problem. It's, oh my gosh, there is no problem. We're having a being experience of, I mean, even talking about a problem doesn't make sense. So not sure I'm really answering your question. It's really, it's difficult to answer in one way and another way. It's sort of simple, but yeah, well, I mean, I'll correlate it to a quote from you, which is a mystical encounter when you experience the divine within can include spontaneous spiritual healing. Exactly. Yeah.  See, all these things that we think are most important, we aim at them, right? We practice modalities or we do things and we think I want to heal. The thing is, at least from my perspective, those are not things to aim at. Those are byproducts of who we are. So if we aim at the experience or uncover, drop into the experience if we are, then all this other stuff just shifts, but it shifts because that's the natural outflow of who we are. So rather than trying to do a healing, if we just have an experience of who we are and practice that on a regular basis, then the healing is the natural byproduct of it. It happens spontaneously.  And the byproduct is, I have an experience of the peace of God, not once, not twice, but in every moment of my life. And if I'm not, maybe one of the thoughts is, I wonder where I think I'm in charge. And then I surrender that and open up to that grace and flow again. And talk more about what you offer. So you've got your one-on-one sessions, but I know you do retreats, you do a lot. And I want to know, and I'm sure people who are listening would be curious, can you get into that a bit, unpack it? Yeah, you know, a couple of years. So historically, the way that I've taught has been through a sequence of programs, basically that, and it's sort of come to me backwards. Like the first classes I taught turn out to be the most advanced classes and I don't realize and, you know, only a certain number of people even know what I'm talking about. And then, and then I integrate and embody a little bit more. And then I'm like, oh, this comes before that.  And historically, I would teach the intro, and then I would teach, you know, the next level and the next level. And people work through those in sequence and somebody might come along and say, well, I'd like to take a level three class. And I'd say, well, you got to start at the beginning and you know, you're paying X number of dollars for each program and so on. And a couple of years ago, I had been sort of asking, again, it's the questions of God, you know, I can feel the call, but I can't figure out what the answer is. Like, I could tell I'm supposed to be doing something different here, but what am I supposed to do? And I woke up with a dream that was like, here's the answer. And so I formed this membership with my online learning platform I call the Resonance Institute. And so I started offering a membership to the Resonance Institute that includes all the programs. And then actually about three years ago or two and a half years ago, I started offering a virtual retreat series every other Thursday. And when I offered the membership in the Resonance Institute, I included that. And like, I've been doing a Tuesday transmission for, I don't know, 12 years now. And I included that in membership. And then I thought, well, maybe people have questions so that I do and ask me anything once a month for members. So at this point, the membership offers this really complete kind of set of resources and opportunities to interact and ask questions and do teaching and receive, you know, facilitation in the context of a group and so on. And then with the one on one work, it's, they're kind of two different things like the one on one work hasn't really been that accessible to most people and I mean financially. And so one of the things I did is I, I offer like a limited number of discounted private sessions to members. And then if there aren't any available they just sort of wait until one's available and then we can schedule. But the most of my private practice is built around supporting spiritual messengers. And these are people with whom I might work for, I mean, some of them I've been working with for more than 10 years. So they're not, I mean, I don't think anyone ever approached one on one work with me and thought I'm going to work with this guy for the next 10 years. And most people probably were like, Oh, there's something going up or a friend of theirs said, Hey, you got to talk to this guy's too weird for words, you know, whatever, and, you know, figure this out but I think this might be helpful to you. And so they might come because they're having an experience of dissonance or something doesn't feel quite aligned. And then, but that shifts so quickly and then they start realizing, Oh my gosh, in this space, I'm able to step more fully into who I am in a way that I just never could before. And so the work that I do on that kind of ongoing deeper level with messengers, it's sort of like the last 3% if that makes sense in terms of the spiritual work that I think we're all doing but in particular some messengers are really engaged at depth. And I find all of that fascinating. I love all of it. You know, the Thursday group it's wonderful that that's accessible to people now through the membership and it's wonderful to be able to work one on one with people who might otherwise not be able to do that because of the investment through the discounted stuff. And I mean, I love love love working with spiritual messengers when there is an alignment with a messenger and I, it's really important for me that there is that deeper alignment because when it's there. I mean, there's just, it's unbelievable the kind of work that they can get done in that space. And yeah, I mean I'm just sort of drifting off thinking about the kinds of things that have happened with people I've worked with, and then I'm continuing to work with and it's, I mean like one of the messengers I'm working with I've worked with her for about the last 10 and a half years. And I mean, I would say most people if they looked at her life they would say there is a level of magic that is infiltrating every part of her life I mean it's it's absolutely extraordinary. And from my perspective what I see is here is an embodied messenger who has done absolutely a profound level of inner work and continues to embody and integrate in extraordinary ways. And once that embodiment reaches a certain tipping point. It's just start flowing at, I mean in ways again that are just almost impossible to put into words, and someone else looks at them and goes, How are they having that kind of magical experience they're thinking what's the intention they're holding that tensions got nothing to do with it they're having a profound experience of divine flow, they are in a state of profound alignment with themselves and the divine expression as them.  Fantastic. So folks who are interested in your free gift which is it's considerable it's like a 17 week class right so yeah, you plus transmissions. Yeah, you know, streaming conversation and go to Ken W stone.com slash dare. And also at that website, Ken W stone.com slash dare you will find the retreats, the membership, the one on one work. And so far I looked at your website enough I should know, but I assume really everything is there to connect with you. Yeah, yeah, the book is is not yet quite released but everything else is there and I mean really this class is a wonderful kind of introduction to the work. I mean, I'm repeating what people have told me some of my students are like you really need to make sure people know about this because, you know, the, like, there are drawings in there I'm scribbling on my iPad somehow it has meaning. I'm answering questions for students that are taking it now you can ask questions online I'm personally responding. It's a wonderful and it's free. So, it's a great way to sort of dip your toe in have some experience get into transmission and so on. And if there's deeper resonance I mean I'd love to invite people into membership and you know if it doesn't happen with very many people but when there is that deeper level of resonance I mean I love working with messengers I absolutely enjoy that work in ways I don't even have language for. And it's just incredible to walk with people, however it resonates, when it does, you know, in all these different ways. Resonance and that your beginnings were music your first love your first yeah, yeah, yeah, look how beautiful that this comes back around through God through you. Truly. Yeah, last question can this is dare to dream. What do you next dare to dream any future dreams or goals. You know, I would say my biggest the biggest thing that I am daring to dream is of my life in a fully surrendered state where I am responding from a totally integrated and body place to the divine call in each and every holy and sacred moment of my life. And it feels like it's it's getting closer. And I am definitely I mean that that's the dream that I'm daring to have for myself and and for all of us, I think that that is such a there's so much. It's such a resonant opportunity and a resonant reality. And one of the things I love about the word resonance is it means whatever it means to you. You know, I have a meaning that is particular to me, you have a meaning for you. Everyone who's listening has their own meaning. And that's my experience of divine presence. It's totally personal. It's a very intimate experience. It has meaning for you in ways that maybe are surprising and wonderful. And I'm daring to dream that for myself. Spirituality is my number one value. So I feel deeply moved by our conversation today and how you ended it and honestly can just to be out in the world what you're offering. It's such an auspicious time. I'm deeply grateful. I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect with you, Debbie. I love your work.  It's an honor to walk with you. Thank you so much for including me in your walk and introducing me to your community. Absolutely. My pleasure. And hopefully we'll do this again. We'll dance again. I hope so. I look forward to it. Thank you to all the folks who are curious and want to know more, get his free course or work with him. Go to Ken W stone.com slash D a R E slash dare right Ken W stone.com slash dare. And I end today's show with this quote from Mark Nepo surrender is like a fish finding the current and going with it. Subscribe to this number one transformation weekly shows with Debbie dashinger. Leave a comment, share, please subscribe. Next week's show is going to be featuring back on the show. The Japanese Maverick Ken Honda. Ken's books have sold over 7 million copies. He's known worldwide and offers the happy money healing program folks. Thank you so much for joining us today on dare to dream. Don't just dare to dream. Remember to turn your dreams into your reality and please flow with join us on this. Imagine what could happen in the world. If there was surrender at that level, letting go at that level, allowing and receiving the divine within us at that level. I send you all blessings. Thanks for joining us.


Today's exercise is going to be all about the feet and your horse figuring out where their feet are at and you Figuring out where your horses feet are at as I video this we're in the middle of winter here in Wisconsin And therefore we're not getting out on the trails. We're not riding outside So we end up in this big flat open arena and because of that we end up Kind of getting bored horses get lazy. They stop picking their feet up So therefore it helps to be creative and figure out ways to get your horse to learn to place their feet The other thing that this is going to do for you is it's going to expand your awareness and your power of observation By getting you to be aware of your horse's feet


The Ministry of Education continues to secure more options for St. Lucian's to access higher learning opportunities by strengthening friendly ties and cooperation with countries as seen with Taiwan, Morocco and Cuba, this time adding a new country to the list in that of Hungary. Annually, five spaces are allocated for full-fledged scholarships to study in Hungary, with the signing of an Educational Cooperation memorandum between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary and the Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training of St. Lucia until December 31, 2023. Education Minister Hon. Sean Edward, Permanent Secretary Michelle Charles and officials from the Human Resource Development Unit, had us sit down with the four awardees of the Hungarian Scholarship as they prepared to leave the island to commence their studies. We went through a very thorough selection process. You met the established criteria and that is why you chose it. You are extremely fortunate because as we speak today, there are hundreds of young St. Lucian's, male and female, who are actively pursuing scholarship opportunities because they come from families that do not have the necessary resources to pay a university education for them. The Minister went on to express government's commitment to expanding access to tertiary-level scholarships for St. Lucia and exploring more avenues to collaborate with countries to secure more opportunities for training on all levels. Under my ministerial watch, I can give you in here and for the young St. Lucian's, the assurance that we will continue to push, we will continue to engage institutions of high learning in North America, Europe and elsewhere with a view to provide in the young St. Lucian's with greater opportunities for training. Vanille Alexander, Isber Jebaptiste, Shalmaine Wilson and Shannette Ramo are the first group of students to benefit from the collaboration between the two countries. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Defocational Training, I am Daniel Dubois reporting.


and we're live. Sorry we're tardy for the party. We're just filling in some um some things. Oh mystery box stuff. Check it out. Paintings, paint, coasters, sticks. It's a mystery and they don't know who's getting what to wear. We I just logged on 32 seconds ago. 41 people. I love them. Oh no they're getting notifications. Also Austin is here helping us out. Moves helping. Shipping out artist suit orders and sticks. Check it out y'all. Finally organized. I wish it was all mine. Like I could keep it and use it but I can't because I'm here for y'all and it looks like this. Pull up to the mic and pull it up on my iPad. Please hold me move this before I end up with a sticky butt. Okay. Your mystery box is Tia. I'm glad you did give them this. I mean the notification. Awesome. What's up Lotus? We are busy but you know what? Better to be busy than broke and I will take it any day of the week. Ron you want me to change your order to the purple from the plum? Are you talking about royal purple because I have it in the paste which is still a good purple. Just let me know. Nurse calls. Haven't seen you in a while. Deb I have a couple orders that for sticks that want me to send to Australia. Let me see how like if customs gives me an issue with that before you put money down and excuse me I'll know something soon. Hello Jenny. This is not on the new camera. Let me tell you what's going on. So apparently you have to have software and cables and cards and so I got this backup four terabyte memory. Oh hey guys. Did you drop it downstairs? I did. Will you go back down there and get that for me? And you also have to have a this. This is this is a an Elgato HD 60s and it is a capture card which apparently you need to be able to stream from a camera into your that like seamlessly and I can't get it to work like Austin's been working on it today so if anybody out there knows how to stream from a Canon Rebel 60i DSLR camera through a capture card into a computer and make it work to live stream on YouTube hit me up. My email is thornaartistilded.com to tease two else. In the meantime we did record a video today to upload like a time lapse because we've had banana's number of requests for time lapse videos so we started using it in that fashion till I can figure out how to do it. This is what I did today. Look how it's better. You had another order of this. You turn it upside down and it's a reverse. It's on a piece of plexiglass. It's awesome Tia. Hi Molly. And what I did is I left the plastic on the back and you know what's amazing this master cast one to one I did it. What time I do this three o'clock you guys and it is smooth as ice like flawless. You can't even feel it. The thing about master cast is it has an air expellant. Nope that's not a word that sounds more like a Harry Potter. So bubbles don't get trapped in it and it sets super fast so that there's less chance to get little fuzzies like this in your resin. So that's um master cast. It's amazing. Um Mariette the Australia box is packed. It'll go out with these guys tomorrow. I know I've said that before but I'm for real for real right now. Jenny broke one of my sticks. Was it blue or was it on the tan? It's awesome Anna Maria. Hi Khaleesi. Nurse calls. Let me know what they say because I'm glad you're here Rebecca. Bye mom shell. Crystal you brought resin today. What kind? De-gassing agent. Thank you Tia that's the word. Expellant is probably not a word. Expellant. Hi Sweetheed. So smooth. Brusty yours went out. Y'all I'm out like she didn't send me plum, black paste, green ice, the turquoise powder, the teal powder, rose gold. I'm out of all of those. She didn't even send them to me because she was out of them. So if your order had any of those I'mma hold them till I get that paint in unless you guys want me to substitute it for a different color. Shoot me an email let me know what you want me to do. Khaleesi, hi Anne. I'm glad you're here Khaleesi. I like expellant. Then we'll stick to expellant. I'm sorry Jenny. If you order paints just send me an email and I'll add some extra sticks in there for you. Yeah if your order had the black let me get my list of paints that did not come in. So royal purple powder, plum paste, black paste, turquoise paste and powder, teal powder, rose gold paste, sapphire powder and blue diamond paste. If your order had any of those which half of them did, I can't send it out yet unless you want me to substitute a color. And if you want me to substitute the closest color or my next favorite color just shoot me an email let me know. That way I don't have to hold on to your, gotcha Tara.  Tara I don't know about shipping pigments to Canada. I have a couple people that have ordered even though it kind of said for us only but I'll see what the import customs situation is to Canada. We'll see. Hi Jannetta. Definitely a new word for sure for sure. I'm going to do my best to find another rose gold that's similar to that one. Tonight we're pouring gray scale and the colors that we're using are midnight blue. I just I just want it to be a subtle like very subtle. I know I don't want to put a lot in it so it'll just be a very subtle that. Silver by Pearl X. Blue steel by Artisue. Pearl white by Artisue. I want it to be more of a negative space but with the hints of just real light real and white satin by light. Kind of like this piece without the dark brown. Now I'm really hoping that we can figure out thanks Ron. This stuff just very subtle and light. Not that. Keisha your mystery box did go out. Is Jake already kicked out? Who's Jake? Apparently a troll but I don't see him anymore but I don't see any of my mods either. Uh-oh. Debbie said Erica if you have a copper color and a gold makes the copper into the gold and that's how rose gold is made. Toll 818. It's 818. Hey Linda. He's still here. But I don't see him. Oh I'm good at live chat.  Oh god I'm y'all. I don't get like why do people do that? I guess it's like. All right. Okay I found and got rid of them. Are all your colors that you sell listed down below? They are not Robin. They are however on my website. Thank you Paula. No Rosie the turquoise won't be in there. I'm 100% out. Hey Judy. I guess he's gonna be busy with Austin for a minute so I'm gonna pre-mix his resin. Did y'all have an amazing day? Get him beyond. What is the color to use in resin? I can get a hobby lobby. Any inks are good. I don't know. There's so many different kind of things you can put in resin. It's really hard to narrow it down by color. What's up ideas? The golden stick. Oh yeah I forgot to talk about that. Well we just made it up. Ocean. That purple rain is amazing. My brother I don't know why he made this but he made like five or six of these giant. Oh yeah pearl eggs. I didn't know they had cast and craft. And I painted it gold. So what's that for? Somebody might get this in their mystery box or we're thinking about making it kind of like a trophy for the next giveaway. It'll be one of a kind just to have. Just to be like. It's like one of ten. Yeah he only made like how many? I can't remember. It's ten or less for sure. But how many ounces do you want? There is a four foot one in the making maybe this next week. Wait for that. How many ounces do you want? I was going to use this. You can't use all my master casts. They use that for geodes. Oh okay. Will you guys try the Lares binder? I probably will at some point.  Well we send paintings in the mystery boxes. Yeah. So we probably will send them out as a prize to something like here's your ticket into a class whenever you can come. Yeah it'll be like a. How many ounces? Um four because it's a big piece. It'll be what? It'll be like a really special like a golden ticket like Willy Wonka. If you get one if we say at that time that this is what's if you find one in your box your mystery box then it's a C. Into a class. Into a class. Of your choice. Of your choice. You can use bath soap powders. Okay we can change it. Organic you have some shelves for me awesome. There's shelves? Shelves. What kind of shelves? No Kelly we just started. No worries my pie. We just got your shelves. He just said oh I'm going to have to order a mystery box every month. Y'all we love filling up these mystery boxes.  You can like mix and match.  I don't know. Let's just send some like crystals. Let's send some Swarovskis. Let's send posters for real. You could get a box of uh Jeff's old socks Max. Yeah my old socks. What up Terry? Fiona did get your submission and a giveaway is kind of happening today. I'm uploading the top. I was going to do top 10 finalists but I liked 18 people too much to narrow it down. So they're going to go on our Facebook page. ATD's four people and you guys can vote on your top three because I can't choose. And I'm fickle. Idea says I want the taco. Ideas have you you haven't ordered a mystery box. Also your uh paintings that you won has gone out. Oh but I already gave you the tracking number. We ate nachos tonight. It's true. Maybe we'll send nachos in a mystery box. Grilled nachos. Grilled sauteed onions and peppers and all the good stuff that you love. Gotcha beyond. Thank you. Sounds a good idea. Baruch's salt got a golden ticket that she did and she is one of my spirit animals. I want it now. Yeah. What does that look for? Because I want a golden gift. I want it. Now I want it next. I make awesome fish tacos. Don't even play with me because I love fish tacos too. Can't do it because that's not what she said. That's what he said. What's up Greg? Having a Pepsi and an Ambien for dinner. Not a bad combo. Cheers by the way. Don't drink unless you really want to and are 21 and are responsible and all those things. Blah blah blah. And it doesn't make your loved ones sick to their stomach or other people. This stuff peels off way easier on this than a drier. It's gonna announce my winner for the rainbow challenge tonight but I'm also listing them more of them tonight. There's gonna be 17 more that you guys can vote from and that person who ever gets the most votes will also get a prize. Did we agree on which one's our favorite? Sorry about that. My check. I'm sure that. Spaghetti is good. Popcorn and beer is not bad dinner. Organic minute we do send out an email when we send out packages however sometimes it takes like two days. Pardon? What? What did Molly say? Y'all should do a whole video on British accents. Right? Oh it's right here. What is that paper you're working on? This wax paper. This regular all wax paper. Show them the that. What one is it? FYI I watch it all the time. I just don't use chat anymore. Well I'm glad you're here Marcy. I need to teach you Aussie before you go. I would love to learn Aussie. We got our kinds of colors tonight. No worries. Jean Pierre. Another troll. Which one? I can't. Jeannie. I need your own troll patrol. Troll patrol. Troll patrol. Can we send out t-shirts for our troll patrols aka the mods? Yeah you only can get one.  I feel like a true poor person with blue resin in my ear. Molly don't even play. I've been there. You don't play a lot when it comes to fish tacos. Thanks Paula. Can you use fabric dye and resin? You can but make sure you filter it through like a sieve. It's basically the same color. I'm gonna do that just baby subtle. Y'all this is such a pretty color. I'm gonna show the people in a minute. Laura Usher. We're gonna finally get to meet Laura Usher in bullies. And she's gonna take some fireball. She's a Don Julio kind of gal but I think that if I take a shot of Don Julio she will have to agree to take a shot of fireball. You have to. As like a sign of goodwill. Troll patrol right? Isn't that amazing? I love it. So tonight this is just it's gonna be a very light very subtle. I hope you can. Negative space kind of thing so I'm barely just gonna put let's do it the right way with our nifty stir sticks. My favorite color to work with right now is rose gold even though it may be discontinued. I'm gonna be so mad. Why would they discontinue rose gold? She's trying to find another manufacturer for it. I'm gonna be so mad. Y'all know the struggle of me trying to find a rose gold that I like and finally found one and now it's like maybe. Maybe we gotta come up with our own. No. Yes maybe. Libby what kind of uh heat gun did you use? Jeff is so into the pain saying he's muttering. No more muttering. I'm right underneath of Mike. How am I muttering? You muttering mutter. Nope. Your piece isn't level in the front right. Yeah I know these things are like off for some reason. I don't know why. We'll figure it out. Thanks for looking out. Ocean send us some Hawaiian rum. I know I can't wait for that. Every day I look for it in the mail room. Violet pearl is amazing Tara. Do you want to try some violet? I already put it in there. You used violet pearl? It's just gonna be very subtle. You don't even have violet pearl over here. What is this? Oh gray lavender. Same difference but completely different. Uh-huh. It's not as tilted as it looks. Well I feel like it is too because it's that always runs off the backside for some reason. Uh Leah the best do a rose gold challenge? Absolutely. The best red that doesn't turn pink is called sassy red. It's violet res. The truest red I swear. You'll love it. The Auburn game. I see you Keisha. Hi Moves. What are you doing? Wanna come here? You wanna come here? There you're doing. You know it. I know you do. You're so moody. Don't even play Samantha the Labyrinth is one of my favorite movies of all time. You're welcome Denise. Hopefully not Ocean. Do you have a level? We do but canvas is wet now so. Tamron says air guy I think we should all do a black and white challenge. That would be fun. Your problems. I do not I need one. I thought I got another one but I guess I didn't. So we got a package today from Tammy Hoo babe and it's kind of awesome. Tim around. Yeah, show the people.  Man, I swear I got one, but because of the lime, you put the lime in the coconut. All right, so what I want to do, I want to make this kind of a negative piece. As you know, I love negative pieces, but a positive look about it. You're missing out over here, babe. Well, I've been on bartender duties. Y'all, this is what Tamara got us. There's another that says, hi, Eric and Jeff, I saw these and thought they would be perfect teas in the studio because they don't have a stem. I hope you like it. I just wanted to say thank you for all you do. It must be exhausting doing live shows every night. Love, and of course hugs all around Tamara. Look, wine glasses without a stem. I need that because that's the first thing to go on my wine glasses. Well, you just don't knock them over either. You can have them like out. Okay, who did I miss? Love, black and white. It did arrive Tamara, and then great. Laura said, Libby, Erica said she wanted me to do a shot of fireball. I did, that's true. Just one, I won't hurt nobody. If you're 21 and don't drink or drive and... Don't text and drink. Don't text and drink. That is a very important one, very important. Sammy said I don't have any fireball, but I currently have one in my hand. We are talking about liquor and beer and stuff. Just don't do it irresponsibly. All right, this is the last time. Which one is that? Is that blue steel? I think it is. I wanna show the people. It's one of the colors we're debuting for you today. It is called blue steel, very Zoolander.  I hope you guys can see how pretty it is. And as you can see, as you can see, it's on our clear statistics. So you can actually see the true color and opacity of the paint. I got a signature, I will leave it. Here's your desk. That desk counts, Stephanie. Yes, Linda, send it before using it. Is something chunky in there? Is that just not mixed up paint? Rolex, does that sometimes? Someone has to do you when you're putting your arm in the way and it's gonna get burnt. Slowly, slowly, slowly. You know how long after an acrylic floor is dry that I can hug and throw it? Some people say, like, a few days, and some people say three weeks. I think it depends on how you do that. Make your, don't art and drive. Don't take videos and drink. That is not active. Look at that, like it doesn't get mixed. Like, how is it not mixed? You need to zoom y'all in. I hate it. I don't know how that didn't get mixed. Why is this microphone getting in the way all of a sudden? Lucy, it turned out really well. Janet, the blue steel is by Artisoo. It looks purple. It does have, like, an indigo, like a light indigo. I haven't even put that pearl white on there yet. SDO offers sample color packs, like, just tiny amounts to see the color and try before buying the bigger one. I really don't. If you order a mystery box and I have that color open, I'll throw one in there for you, but, like, it's not set up in the system that way. Oh, there's that lab. Well, it's just that stuff that didn't get mixed in is just destroying everything. That's a lot of fun.  Was that silver color and was that master cast red then? The silver was aluminum by Resi Tent. It's a metal plate.  Judy said, Jeff, don't point the heat gun at the mic. Did I not or did I? I mean, I did. It's probably fine. I missed the names of the colors. The colors are Pearl White by Artisue, Blue Steel by Artisue, Midnight Blue by Black Diamond, Pearl Lex Silver. I think he also mixed, did you use LeRez White? No, I didn't use any of that, just Pearl White. I haven't even used Pearl White yet. I don't think you used the Black Diamond yet either. Is that the best steel? That's what did that. That's that. That's what made that. Oh, Black Diamond did that. I thought it was the Pearl Lex. Oh, it might have. I don't know. That might be steel. I don't know. No, this is the Black Diamond. But I've never had that happen with this. But it's definitely clumping a little bit. Control. I know with our resin, heat does make it faster. That is with most resins. Heat will, um, that looks like an Asteroid or a Combo. Does that end piece work with both heat gun and hairdryer? I don't know if it'll fit on a hairdryer. I think, I think, I don't know if we would want it to, because then we'd get hot and then melt it. Yeah, that's true. But then again, it only gets hot enough at the end of it to set up. Man, I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. I don't know why. Man, I don't know why. I don't do, like, subtle metallics. Thank you, Bonnie. Look how, look how this looks like it's like a valley and like a do-ho. Mm-hmm. Like. These are all metallic. Yeah. It's our pleasure, Joyce. We want definitely to test out stuff so that you guys know what you're getting into before. Because resin stuff's expensive. Paint is not cheap. So, we're here to help y'all out. We've never done a palette like this before, by the way. Very subtle. That pinkish color is gray lavender by Pearl X, Kelly. She says, Jeff, if you mix the powder pigment with a few drops of alcohol before you add the resin, it will resolve it. I haven't heard that before, but we just met how to, like, put it to practice. Oh, Nicole, I think, Jeff, what's your favorite color? I can't really say. I love red. I love teal. It really depends on what it's on or what it has to do with. Look at that. Go with teal. My favorite color is purple. His favorite color is teal, Nicole. Thank you so much for thinking about us, by the way. Wow. Can they even see that? Oh, it looks so dark on there. Like, it's super, like, it's real light. It's not that dark, y'all. Tia says, Jeff always makes a comeback, no matter what's wrong at first. I'll try. Royal purple in the powder. Let me double check. Golliness, Molly. No, I don't have royal purple in the powder right now. I almost want to do it never again. I have amethyst, purple passion, and indigo in the purple powder. A powder people eater. People are seeing a witch. I think I want to put this away. I think you should. The pinkish color is actually, I'll show you guys, put some. Let me put something. This is that pinkish color. It's gray lavender, but it's actually, I don't see any gray in it at all. This is really nice, like real subtle, y'all. Will that fit in the banner? Oh yes, it will. The witch is dead. I see a pin one. Yeah, it is super soft. Another save by Jeff. Well, the funny thing is, is those, those pigments that didn't get mixed up, they just kind of blended in, like it just kind of blended right in. This is a really nice looking piece. Y'all, we're having a fire sale tomorrow to raise some walking around money for our trip. Save your pennies. This almost looks hairy. Y'all, it's so crazy. It looks like fuzz. The cells are so small and stretched right here. It looks like fuzz. I don't want to put that in here with these little things. I want to make sure that doesn't pop off them. Pop off them? No, Laura, it's, they're all on there. I'll send you an email with a tracking number. I'm behind on sending out tracking numbers. Tiffany, we do have an interference violet that since he has some, paint left over. Are you going to do a small one? Oh, that was almost a disaster. Now there's resin on the bottom of this. At least send that with like 220 and 400. I keep forgetting that I need to get tweezers and take these. There's like some trash in it. What do we got guys? What you saying? Thank y'all. Thank you guys. Thank you guys. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. A secret to a good, nice, clean, smooth floor. There's just a baby in it. Like just take the time, take the lights, put them off to the side so that there's a real glare so that you can see any imperfections. And check back in 20 minutes, five minutes, you know, an hour. Like you want to sell it for a lot? Act like it's a piece. Treat it like a lot.  She's a lady. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, I'm going to try to get him to use this brand new Interference Purple. It is called Violet Pearl. And I actually have, I was sent 20 of these, but I don't have 20 anymore. They have been very popular. I don't know if you guys can see it there, but it's got a really nice, you can kind of see it here, Violet reflects to it. You'll see it in the resin. Oh, you can kind of see it on this cap. And if anybody's interested in that piece, that is 250. All right, so we want to do, I want to do a little do-it-e pool. Can you mix up just a little bit? What? Of this? Well, there's still some in there. I mean, there's still resin in there. Can we put a drop of alcohol on this and see if it'll dissolve these chunks down? All right, y'all. I'm coming to read your comments. Come on my way. Oh, close-ups. How are y'all? We'll get it. We'll get it here in a minute. I just wanted to put it away. There's a fan on in here, and I think it's like blowing all the little stuff into it. Louis, the paste makes so much difference. I can't even tell you. All the jars are 50 grams. Thanks for a thumbs up, y'all. Well, paste is your favorite. I'm torn. I have so many different favorites. I almost always use a white pigment paste when I do my pores. The rose gold is my favorite right now. However, it's gone. Are you going to mix this in? No. I want to mix some of that really bright silver. Where's that at? But it's clear. What is that? Oh, yeah, put that in there. I don't need silver. That's a lot, though. It's already in. That's going to be probably too much for this. No huff and antipuffin. Cast and craft transparent. Can you use alcohol and resin to create cells, please? Nikki, you can. You can just put for 91% alcohol in a spray bottle. Wherever. If you want, you can just spray that. Just do a little spritz over your piece. It works really well if you use a lot of metallic colors. It'll definitely make a difference. And you can put metallic powders in there. If you have a red metallic and you take a gold powder, put it in the alcohol and spray it. It'll give it a real nice gold metallic look. Use a transparent casting craft. I'd probably let this set in there way too long. Probably all mixed together. Some may sink through the others, but I don't think it makes. I haven't done one of these yet. And I actually think it has, because it's all dark. Oh, here comes some lighter. That's just all darkness. Jeremy, you get you some alcohol and metallic spritz. I think that it'll be fine. Look, it's like the upside of a tornado. How fun is that? Can you guys see that? It's like if you're looking from underneath a tornado. It's kind of hard to see it. It's like the storm. Chesa. Let's put some heat on this. And this is about the time that this master cast start to set. That's not my signal. Oh, it's not? Okay, I'm sure. Oh, we're running out of time. I wonder why it was so workable. It's so funny, Gail. Is it possible to cut it low? I'm glad it's briefing done. This is just going to be like a real dead piece. Thanks, Andrea. I'm thinking about getting some alcohol and spraying it on here just to show them. That's like every dad's advice. Put some teal in that. Hi, Jessica. Thanks, Andrea. Yeah, everybody, thumbs up. What's up, Jessica? We're going to put some, I'm going to put some teal. Whoa, look at that. That's some different, really kind of. Oh, yeah, that's going to be badass. Look at that teal. Don't, don't show off this teal because they can't get it right now. Are you sure? You know, it's got to be a lot. I'm just going to, let's see. Do we want a lot? Yeah, to make a difference. So we're going to show you what happens when you spritz this onto that. I have a question. When perfect canvas, what do you do when scraping? Um, we... Oh. The alcohol, we just put some pigment powder. Where to merge? You're going to get pits for sure. I guess he says he's doing a 14 by 50 plexi tonight. Any advice? 14 by 50. Leave the sticky on the back. Plexi? Mm-hmm. Man, you got to, you got to really make sure that that stuff is, is, uh, wow. This is a, uh, is level. Because if it's even warped a little bit, babe, just leave it. It'll, I'm going to put some heat on it. And if it does that, well, I still have this. We can make some dots with this. Okay. It needs to be heated anyways. Um, I have a question for you, David. When scraping? Whoa. Hand it, paint it regular. And then after we prepped it, like our regular way you have the video on, then we spray paint it and that's the final step before putting resin on it. Does Jeff think that was his idea? I think he did. What? Because I was like, do you want me to get you a metallic to pour on it? And you like never, you didn't answer me. And so then like later you were like, let's get some metallic and spritz on it. And I was like... I didn't hear you say metallic on it. What does it matter if it's my idea or not? It doesn't matter. I don't get it. It's fine. I'm just trying to start something. Nobody? Um, beyond I haven't posted it yet. I will do it. I have them all like together. I just haven't put it on there, but I will in just a second. A walk on the moon. That teal and that like great purple is very fun looking together. Yeah, beyond. I'm slagging. Barbara wants to know if we've ever used precious gem powders or glitter from Meron. Have you used glitter, Meron? We use Meron a lot, but I don't know that we've used the glitter. Teal, spritz is really doing something special. What kind of these dots though? Marcia, are you talking about in the group? The Facebook group? All right, by me. It's box up. I didn't go out today. Is that lumpy? No. That's my eastern degree. All right, by me. You ordered what? The peacocks not on my site anymore? This is true, Ginny. The teal is just like selling out. All right, by me. Let me take a look at it. Do I have your email address please? Shoot me a message so that I can just make sure and refund if I don't have it in stock and if it's gone. I'd like to fix it as soon as possible, I guess I'm saying. Tiger Mouse, is that lumpy? No. LL. It looks lumpy from my end. Hi, Tammy. I call some of those too. That's what she said. I was late on that one. A little bit. Have you ever used some silver from Meron? Lynette, we have. And, okay. Actually, art by me, I gotcha. It's there. We have used the silver Meron. I gotta tell you, it's not my favorite. The silver doesn't act as nicely as the gold does at all. I definitely have different favorites. Subtle piece. Yes, Lizzie, I can. That's just a fun, subtle piece. This might end up in a mystery box. So these are the colors that I don't have. Not because I ran out, but because they were not sent to me by Artistry. Royal purple powder, plum paste, black paste, turquoise paste and powder, teal powder, rose gold paste, sapphire powder and blue diamond paste. None of these were sent to me from Artistry Corporate or I would have had them for you guys. So I should get this box by the time I get back from Belize. So if your order had any of these in it, bear with me and I will send it as soon as I get it in. It's not that I ran out. It's that they weren't sent to me. That's all those on Facebook for y'all. How much for that one, Robin, wants to know? That one is $50, Robin. What do you see in person? So subtle. Kelly, first of all, that was not my handwriting. Second of all, that was Austin's handwriting. It was boy handwriting. I think they were about to get onto me about having like, I went to Alabama handwriting. That's not called boy handwriting. That's just called a normal handwriting because my handwriting's not like that. You don't have handwriting. You have where you draw letters. Absolutely different. So are we doing the red, white and blue challenge still? We're going to do that for 4th of July, Kelly. Okay, mud pie girl, I will get you for sure. You draw letters, that's impressive. If you guys have seen his lettering, you would know exactly what I mean by he draws letters. Like it's not like writing the alphabet. It's art. It's amazing. And it's not because I'm a fan girl, except for it might be. One day we can just do that. We can just do lettering.  And while I'm doing that, I can write you guys' names out. Or a word. I think you're going to be awesome. And they might be going into mystery boxes if you're nice. Lucy, I'm sorry about that. I should have all those colors in stock before you know it.  And on the other hand, I'm glad that people like the products so much that there's an issue of running out of it. But it makes me sad that I can't send you all the products you're ordering as you order them. Katie, send it to me in an email. This is pretty much a clean. Jess, I am drinking a cider. They're pretty much the same. What size is that piece? That same size. Right, but what size is it? 10 by 10. Yeah, I think it is 10 by 10. Try this other attachment that came with this. It's an 8 by 8. Oh, it's 8 by 8. My bad. It's drug speed. All right, so it looks like this. I have no idea what the difference in result of this one versus that one is, but we're going to find out together. I think this one is for scraping. That one is, that's not going to do anything, but that she's got it out. I want to try it. Amy, it's, I want to see if it just goes like this. Like it blows air just straight down. It's Thorntonartistildet.com. Can someone write out my email address for Amy? Also, thank you, Lucy. Y'all's patience makes me super happy. Eva, I'm going to try out this other attachment. It's for scraping drips. Damn it. I'm going to try the Poke one. This is going to be a fun attachment, but it's cabashed by two people about my dreams. So we're going to try this wedding cake shaped one. I'm going to try not to burn myself while putting it on it. Oh my God. I'm going to hit you with this. Thank you, Trace. All right. 228 people. I have 238. 176 thumbs up. Can we get a little more people? Can we get some thumbs up? Thumbs uping. That's how the world goes around. Who's going to get clobbered? Y'all even know. Y'all uneven. Who's sitting here? I know. I don't know where they are on that. One of my best friends in the whole wide world, her name is Trusza. She was a vet tech for a long time and she has little baby puppies too. I trust her with Moo. She won't kennel him. Katie, I'm just lacking to be quite honest with you. I haven't checked it. What's that? Check the Facebook messages. There's just so much that we can do in a day. And if we're behind, we completely 100% apologize. It's a lot. A lot to do in a day. Yeah. And I know we've made our bed and we have to lie in it now. Right? Did I have to say that? I said it right. Mess your bed up and now you have to make it. Yeah, it's new. All appropriate. That's true, Tiffany. Jess, tell my mom I said hi. No, I didn't do the rainbow challenge yet either. And I'm going to do that as soon as I'm done with this form. I'm only doing this small one tonight so we can get on with the rainbow challenge. Greg wants to know if you figured out what you're going to do with the new board. Thank you, Amy. That is correct. Busy is good. Busy is better than broke, yes. Greg wants to know what you're going to do with the new board. I have no idea what I'm going to do with the new board. I thought that was your board. It probably is. In the spirit of the rainbow challenge, I'm going to do the rainbow. Where's your colors at? Right there. You're going to use that. I like that yellow. I like that yellow. Magenta. Turquoise. Yellow. And gray lavender. No, that's not part of my... That's all you're doing is those three colors? Yes. Primary colors. Jeb doesn't like this yellow. I like this yellow. Well, I don't not like it. It's not yellow. It's like a crazy, like, goldish brown. I don't understand why we can't see the chat on there. It's hard for me to sit right here. Kujo, you have to move, bro. E, I forgot to tell you I made my first paperweight. Awesome, Lucy. As in she, like, let her resin set up. Oh, I see. Linda Petey? I sent an email, but if you didn't see it yet, there will be a package from Amazon tomorrow. Well, thank you very much. Thank you. I haven't checked email today. Oh, yeah, it's Mr. Yellow. Yeah, it's more of a honey color, because that's why I like it. Like, it's a real deep honey color, which I love. It reminds me of Melted Butter Scotch. Scotch, Scotch, Scotch. Yeah, I'm okay. Why, Alicia? Liz wants to know what brand of pigment is she using? Um, three different kinds. The liquid tint is by Artisou. This is Artisou. I do not have those on my website. Yep. This is like a liquid, like with a little eyedropper. This is also with an eyedropper. It's liquid text ink. You have to be really careful with that, because it'll get chunky. Chunky monkey, and then this is a Bombay turquoise. Spicy mustard. You're welcome, Liz. Someone challenged us to talk with a British accent for an entire video. You gotta know this, but sometimes I do that just because. And sometimes it really frustrates Jeff, and it's really funny. Nicole Jackson, wish I could stay to watch, but I gotta run some last-minute errands. See y'all tomorrow night. Good night, ATG fan. Good night, Nicole. Night, Nicole. Thanks for watching. As long as you have. See you tomorrow. I mean, y'all know. You got your order from our opposition that can tell me how long it takes to ship. Uh, Judy can tell you. Judy can tell you that, Katie. Go, go, Erica. Ew, it's so pointy. Make sure of these. B, why is it smoking? Because it's new. Oh. Yeah, if it starts smoking just because it's new, probably just burning off really bad metal fumes. Is Judy in here tonight? She's somewhere. Michelle B, hello everyone. Late to the party, but at least I made it. That's true. It's all that matters. Tink, tink, tink, tink. What about about a bean bang? I forget that they're not going to overlap because... Crystal and Inspection? Inspection, inspector. That sounds kind of German. Hey, what email should I use to have an offer for you to maybe help? ATD. ATD. You can use the ATD. Hold on a second. There's the email. Orton at artisttilldeath.com. Don't forget the two T's and the two L's. Don't forget that in or it will not go through all the information that you need to know. You want to send us something, some fan mail, something to try out, something to use, something to review. That is our address that you can send stuff to that we will get. Here in Dallas, Texas. If you want, like, a streamlined heat flow, this wedding cake topper is your way to go. It's been a while since we've done a pour that had no paste in it, but this would be one of those. It's transparent. That looks good like that. Voila, you have the rainbow. At your service. Did you need a closer? Or did you need a farbacker? Did you need to sit down? I can never just put it away. Did you all move to a corner in your studio? Looks different. Yeah, we moved across the room. Well, and the wall is a completely different color. Mary Jane, you have your mystery box. All right, y'all. Let's get this finished up so I can tell you all about the winners of things. Are you done reading for the day? All right, y'all, I'm going to pull the... Just hold on for one second. The screen might go black, but just for a second. All right, sorry. Ooh, there's some... What is that? Some conches on there. Yeah, sorry, y'all. I had to... Oh, sorry. I didn't know that was your chair. I just, in trying to get to Lori's piece, I wanted to show you guys the winner that I chose. That's probably the same. I mean, you're choosing, right? We're choosing or you're choosing? We talked about it this morning. Do I choose your own? No, I don't. This is kind of how I'm going to do my giveaways from now on that way I don't have sole responsibility of making people happy or not happy is I'm going to pick my favorite or we're going to pick our favorite and then we're going to let you guys pick y'all's favorite of like a top one that we do. I'm trying to find a photo of the piece. Actually, are you on the Artist of the Food? Yeah. Hold on, kids. Who's it? Oh, it's so many beautiful pieces. You guys, I haven't even seen this yet. Y'all just sending out amazing stuff here. Don't catch up. That's gorgeous, too. Hold on, we're looking. We should have just queued up. I've got it saved in my phone, but that's gorgeous. See, there's so many beautiful pieces that I can't, but that's one of the finalists, though. Can you believe this is just a one week challenge and all of these were submitted? Oh, look at that wood burning stuff. There's a lot more. I know which one I'm talking about. I don't remember. It's Lauren McDonald. Anyways, the one I chose, we chose, is Lauren McDonald, and I don't even think she's in the room tonight. I just sent it to us. Mary Jane, did you open it? Be look. Y'all, please hold for just a second. I just sent you a text. Did you get it? So, I just want to show you guys what we've showed the guys. I'll put it up front. I'm about to show you guys, though. I know there were so many beautiful pieces as there always are for this. That's why I'm not going to take all of this on my own shoulders, but this one by Lori really spoke to me. I really loved how well she got the teal and read to work together, and I don't know if you guys know this, but that's one of my favorite color combinations. It has nothing to do with the fact that she won, but that one just resonated with me, and I'm going to have, as soon as we get off the slide feed, I'm going to post the rest of the entrance and I'll have a number by them, and I just need you guys to vote what your favorite one is, and on tomorrow's live feed, I will announce the second winner as voted by you guys. This is in the room. All right, Lori, please send me an email so that I can send you your prize if you guys would like to enter the next giveaway. We're going to do one at the end of the month. I'm not sure what it's going to be, but we're also going to do a red, white, and blue one for the 4th of July, so that'll be the beginning of next month. I'll have the tracking numbers sent out, the rest of them sent out tomorrow. I'll be putting some out tonight. I have a stack of like 30 boxes that'll be going out tomorrow. When do we get the next challenge? I want to come up with something tonight. Okay. Jeff's going to come up with something right now tonight. I will come up with something right now tonight. Did you say right now tonight? Oh, I thought that's what you were going to do. I said tonight. I didn't say right this. Thanks for coming close. Or else we're bad. Oh, idea says black and white. Tamara said black and white. What about? Bye Tiger Mouse. I'll do my Pinterest. Everybody's saying black and white. Well, that's the funny thing because I said I will come up with it, people. Anyways, if you guys have a question about your order, please shoot me an email at this thornhourstildet.com 2T's 2L's Crystal, a mystery box. We have them listed on our website at artistildet.com 2T's 2L's They're there. We have a $25 box plus shipping is medium and $100 box plus shipping is large. We send everything from paints and paintings and sticks and fun things. That's a gorgeous color palette. You're going to have to post that on the ATV page. It's going to be difficult. Alright, you guys, I don't know if you're ready for this challenge, but it's a gorgeous stock photo. No, it's not a stock photo. It's all Pinterest. But I've always loved these colors. So it's a lot brighter. It's more of an orange and turquoise and brown and a real light orange. It's so different. Hold on, let me see if I can do something with my screen. Too much. Let's bring it down a little bit. Jenna, that is the color palette that Jeff is thinking about. It's challenging you guys to do. It doesn't have to do anything with skulls or cats or flowers or arrows. It's just the colors. We'll post this on the Facebook page, ATV's Poor People. It is like an ice blue teal color. Jeff is really, really drawn to that color palette. I don't know if you'll know this. Bye, Margot. Teal yellow, orange, maroon, brown. Please, my screen doesn't give the colors very well. I will post it on the ATV's Poor People page as well as the other finalists for the Rainbow Poor Challenge. Lori, don't forget to send me an email. Also, for those of you that ordered Artistic colors that I am out of or are back ordered, I showed the list earlier. I'll also put that on the Facebook page. Please tell me what color you would like substituted either on an email or on the Facebook page or if you would just rather wait because I should get those in in like a week. I won't be here, but as soon as I get back I'll be a list of those up. Yes, Mary Jane, those would be for Gia. What about black and white? What if we did black and white and a touch of red? Black, white and red? Just like a dot. Just like a line.  You got to tell them what it is. Make a decision. I'm terrible at making last minute decisions. Oh, it's my job? I never said it was anybody's job. I just said it wasn't my job. So if it's not your job. Cujo's job. Is it your job, Cujo? Sticky feet? Yeah, Moose. They're all random, Jeff. Nice to get to make my mind spin. Love it. Linda, a lot of them have gone out. The majority of them are going out tomorrow. They were boxed up tonight. Have a think and let us know, guys. Okay. We could do Cujo colors. That one is Cujo with Teal. We'll post it. We're going to post the competition. As soon as we get off the feed to the Facebook page and also the finalist to the Rainbow Four, please choose your favorite. Let me know and also let me know about what colors you would like substituted if you even want colors substituted So, thank you guys so so much for watching for tuning in, for hanging out with us again every night at 8 p.m. Every night. And we love you guys so so much. On the so so much tip to cut there in my hand and move at my face. Move, move, move. So moving. All right, you guys. I got some work to do with these orders for you all tomorrow. Good night, everyone. Good night, good night, good night. Bye. I said bye.


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