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And he is talking about a book that's called Columbus and the Other Cannibals and a couple of other books he's reading, one that he wrote called The Madness of George W. Bush, a reflection of our collective psychosis. And it's very interesting because I've always talked about that the beginning of civilization is where we started with our problems. Or what we call civilization, perhaps we were not the civilized ones. Perhaps that's true. And it seems like after the last eye-change, when we emerged, we started developing a type of culture and not everybody did this because we know that the native people of America, North America and some of the South America cultures were a lot different than the European type of cultures that I finally developed in the Middle Ages. But it really stems from the whole thing of Egypt and the Romans and Greece and talking about people dominating other people. And we've always talked about that the beginning of this started with the change in the food because you can't have armies if they're not being fed. And armies can only travel when food is available to travel along with them. That means you have to have food that you can store. And other people can't take. I remember that movie 300 and all the soldiers and they lived off emirate and wheat. It was to give them energy to go another day. Well, we know the real energy is in the meat that's eating the wheat. So we've always talked about that the emergence of the white man out of Europe was the real problem for the native people of this country. It does sound that it was really, perhaps that book, Columbus and the Other Cannibals is properly titled. Yeah, so what we're talking about is an epidemic and they call this in the book, Watikko. Yes, it's tragically the history of the world for the past 2000 years is in great part the story of the epidemiology of the Watikko disease. It's a malignant egophenia, a psychosis in the true sense of the world. Yeah, it's a creterm which refers to the diabolical wicked people or spirit who terrorize others. Sick souls. And this comes in many forms. I always have a picture of the guy on the train with the long rifle shooting the buffalo. And that's how we killed all the buffalo and just about made them extinct, not for food. And can you imagine the native people seeing this?  Yeah, they were looking and saying, how could you do, they revered that spiritual animal. Right, so this must be their 9-11 type of thing that I'm thinking the native people see this train and of course they saw it coming, but it's a very devastating thing when you see something that's wasteful happening. When we see the Amazon rainforest being destroyed for farming, which we would consider the wrong approach. When we see slavery, when we see the sex trafficking, when we see our modern society, we see a huge part of that society being sick with disease of killing, disease of capturing people, of doing terrible things to people, to hoarding food, to hoarding money, whatever it is, it's still the same disease in a sense. And so I think all of us have this in us. We have bank accounts, we hoard food, we hoard money, and we do it for our own good because we need to survive, but it's a different mentality than living kind of day-to-day or week-to-week or season-to-season that our ancestors seem to have, especially in the Americas. Because if we look past the past 10,000 years in society's terms where we had the Egyptians and we had the Greeks and we had the Romans and then finally the Europeans coming up, we see nothing but the violence and the locking up of the food and the treatment of human beings by the higher powers, horribly. Well, I think of the biblical phrase Ephesians 6-12 where we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. And I think there are a lot of cultures, regardless of biblically where you're at with all that, other cultures saw that the evilness was not just at the flesh and blood, but it was in the mind, it was in the spirit, it was in the soul, it was in a degradation of what was going on. It definitely came from, it had to come from that survival instinct in a sense that we all have, but somewhere along the line, human beings have this humanity that kind of buffers it. Saying, you know, if there's only enough food for one, you and I, Paige, are gonna share it.  Yeah, the Wotiko person. The Wotiko person. So there is a divide there and what would we do at any circumstances depends on the circumstances itself and probably our upbringing and whether we have that center like the native people did here or the Indian spirit type of thing or whether we have that white man spirit where we take everything and we leave trash. The author says, like a fractal, Wotiko operates a multiple dimension simultaneously, just like I just read from the Bible. Intrapersonality within individuals, intrapersonally between ourselves as well as collectively as a species, cannibalism in the author's words is the consuming of another's life for one's own private purpose or profit. So really when you see that, you see this in everyday life across countries and different, I mean, we've heard about different. Well, our whole modern civilization, whether we're talking about capitalism or we're talking about socialism or communism or Nazism, all these things stem from the same system and this is the Wotiko system. It's not the tribal system where we share and we make sure that nobody goes without, that we make sure that we're pretty much unequal terms even though nobody's unequal terms. Yeah, I have a comment about that when we come back. When did the spread of Wotiko actually happen? And was there really a worldwide humanity civilization that was collaborative? I think so. Stick around folks, we'll be back. You know what's cool? Taking something that's good for you. Something specifically formulated to help with weight loss, better sleep, stress reduction and the need to detox. Niko, our hunter and gatherer ancestors found all their nutritional requirements for health in their wild environment, but today our food sources no longer contain the vitamins, minerals and nutrients our bodies need to stay healthy and strong. That's why we need primal-edge daily nutrition. It includes a special blend of ionic, soil-based vitamins, minerals, fatty and amino acids and an easy to use liquid form. 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It says here, and this is really interesting, to a considerable degree, the development of the wheatco disease corresponds with the rise of what Europeans chose to call civilization. It says this is not a mere coincidence. Remember, history is his story. That's right. What they want us to believe, but in fact, I've been studying the truth about the Tartarian Empire. How many of us even learned about it? Right, not many. And now we know that the Tartarian Empire was a land more vast than Russia and actually probably was most of Russia. Probably so. And in other areas, including the U.S. And in fact, Columbus and many of these other cannibals were actually coming to devour this advanced civilization, this humanitarian, worldwide communication network that we had, and technology, by the way. Yeah, and we're starting to find out, too, through other sources that before the Ice Age and between all the Ice Ages, there were probably pretty modern civilizations, maybe not like us, but similar to us that have been going on four or five times. If we start digging back into history, we know that all these beautiful buildings that were here were probably... We don't do that today. Yeah, we were probably taking over buildings. The Romans were taking over buildings from a previous civilization, same with the Egyptians, same with the Greeks. You've got it, Niko. With all that. But I think let's go... Let's do a show on that. And many of you all probably have not heard this. It will be a mind blow. If you want to get a little preview of kind of what I want to share with you and Niko has been exploring it as well, is the Tartarian Empire and the reset. Was there a reset, the mud floods? Was there a time when we were already more advanced and there were powers that saw a way to exploit a watiko energy that took over and then here we are. So let's take a look at that. You'll find it interesting. What I was gonna say is I think the beginning of this was probably kind of a something happened in your area. Now you have to move, maybe the weather turns or maybe going through a grand solar minimum like we're expecting to go through now. Or a big mud flood. Yeah, or a flood or something tragic happens and now you have to move. Are you aware of the orphan trains? Yeah, I've heard of it. Yeah, overwhelming. There's like a reset. Yeah, so what I'm talking about is that when you have to move into a different area, usually there's people there and they don't want you there. So this is the beginning of what I would call a type of situation where people say you're coming in too fast, we're not ready for you. I can't share my bread with you. You've got a problem, it's your problem and the other person says no, now it's your problem because I'm here and the war starts and we start not dividing up the food but locking up the food and somewhere along the line. That's how the whole civilization got off the wrong path. I think, I don't know exactly what happened. I don't think anybody does but that's kind of the general idea because I don't think we were born saying hey, I'm gonna fight somebody because I'm gonna take everything from them and I'm gonna be king. That's not the way the human being works but once you start being very frightened and locking up food and defending that food, the whole thing starts to blossom. Now you have to, if you've got a little bit more than the other guy, you can hire somebody to do it. You don't have to do it yourself anymore. So the whole thing starts beginning now you invent a little throne or a chair so you can be above everybody else and this is the way I see that modern man has eclipsed all the other things and we've taken over the planet but we really haven't gained anything because we've destroyed it in the meantime. So what we're trying to do here at least through my life now with trying to be healthy and everything looks like that explore a better way for myself. I'm not gonna change anybody else's mind but I wanna live at peace with myself and my wife and my children and my friends. That's why I took up Jiu Jitsu and that's why I'm doing the things I'm doing. This is why we have a show and we can talk about these things. It's not just about the food but I really do believe it's probably started with the food. Well, I don't. I think the food is secondary. In fact, I think probably when we talked about these breathing in's and breathing out's in other words the expansion of our beings of our spiritual consciousness we probably didn't even need food. We were light beings and we were breatharians, honestly. I think that as we come back but I'm not saying that the food is bad but I'm saying the more kind of un-spiritual we are the more we have to kill animals and do this that when we expand consciously. I think we haven't seen that other side. I mean, I've never seen that. No, we haven't. Well, at least in this life you haven't. Yeah, and I don't know about another life because I don't have a memory of that so all we can do is speculate about those things but I wanna, instead of speculating I wanna talk about what we know. So that's why I think the food is the particular problem because once you lock it up it starts the whole thing over. I don't see anything before that happening. So that's just my own opinion on it. I mean, I think that we have to agree that food is a big part of what we do. Well, before, remember, we shared food, we killed it, we shared it and there was no advantage for not sharing it but now if you have a barn full of food that you call food and maybe not the healthiest food but it kept you alive and you can keep it from others so you and your family can be alive and the others aren't? Well, the Watiko type of mentality or a soul-ness says it's scarce and I'm not sharing and then that brings out the negative sides of our personality.  And the idea that there's a scarceness instead of a plentiness and that's what I'm saying. So the ego kinda gets involved. But I don't know if it resulted in man. I said I'm gonna go back to Ephesians what we said, we're not fighting against man. We're fighting against a different level, a different dimensional energy of evil-ness, of wickedness that comes in and infects man. So you see what I'm saying?  It's this- You see it happening. Well, no, I'm not saying that it doesn't happen. I'm saying that the actual- You're saying it's an outside force. It's an outside force. We know it's an- I don't think it's an inward force. Well, it's inward. I'm saying it's not an outside. It's an inward force that is multi-dimensional and comes in. I don't think our nature is to be this way. That is not our nature. No, because when you look at the native people, I think that's where we begin from. And then- That's what they're saying. It's a virus. Yeah, they are saying that. I mean, Don Juan, you know- Read the story, folks. This is an interesting article. Let's put it in the newsletter. Of course, I put everything in the newsletter. Yes, sounds good. Yeah, so read this, folks. And the reason I brought this whole thing out is because we have all the things that we want to explore. And so when we come back, we're going to go into, you know, really, I think what makes us happy, you know, and what we're trying to find out about ourselves. But we came here to wake up to remember who we are, I think. Yeah, that makes sense. At a spiritual level. Yeah, yeah. And so we- A lot of times- Why don't we do more things that make us happy because that's really what life's about? Well, I think because we're programmed not to. I think we have- We're programmed to be slaves. Yeah, exactly. For users. We're the wetiko, in a sense, yeah. Well, the wetiko has infected us. That we feel like we are a competition. Yeah, so how do we get ourselves out of this? And I think one of the first steps that we always talk about is we get the eating right so our mind can be a little bit stiller and then we can come up with some of the things that we're going to talk about. But I like the idea that scientists say that traveling makes us much happier than any material wealth. Anything that we can hold. The best things in life are not things. And I, for one, everyone knows I've been traveling a lot so I've been having a lot of fun. With your leg and all. That's right. No matter what. Despite the mishaps. That's for sure. So stick with us. We'll be right back. You've heard Niko Dahan as co-host of Living a Primal Lifestyle, which airs every Friday at noon Eastern time on TFNN. And we'd like to tell you about the personal training studio that Niko is the owner and president of Performance Training. Since 1998, Niko has trained individuals and groups to improve their health both mentally and physically. As a certified personal trainer, Niko's main focus is on demonstrating exercises correctly to avoid injury and teaching his clients how to manage their past injuries while getting the most out of their personal training sessions. 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But there's a way to break that damaging cycle and the psychology professor at Cornell University has revealed that people experience the same amount of happiness when they make a purchase as when they go and travel. The difference is, here's the important bit, that while the happiness you derive from a purchase wanes over time, the memories of your travel experience still supply you with happiness hormones for a long, long time. That's encouraging. Yeah, I see this the same as locking up the food, in a sense. I just wonder how the farmers are feeling out and the coat is right now with the grain full of water being soaked and the purchase isn't worth it. I've often, you buy something on Amazon, you're waiting for it and you go, man, I can't wait till it's here and you get it and then all of a sudden it's kind of disappointing. It's okay, it's what you wanted, but it's not exactly as they described. And you forget about it that day. Yeah, and you forget about it. So yeah, purchasing things and hoarding things and just the accumulation of things is part of that whittler code disease that we were talking about earlier. It started with the food, but certainly now we have, we're buying and buying and buying things and being less satisfied with it too. Well, what I think is that gluttony and it goes beyond food. It's a gluttony in life. More and more, me, me, consume. And we certainly have that and bring back to that buffalo thing where the guy's shooting up the buffalo off the train for no good reason, just for sport, because of the ego. And this is where that ego comes in again and we certainly have an egocentric type of civilization now. Even the head of it is kind of like, pretty prominent now because that's the way our society is. We need to get back to the spirituality where we share things. And it's not, I'm the most important thing is that we are the most important thing because we need to survive and we need to be healthy. So it's that whole thing. So buying stuff isn't going to work. So one of the things these days. What is the secret sauce to happiness, nigga? Well, traveling certainly is one of those things that I have to, you know, no matter what. I mean, I remember jumping in the car in the 1960s and just for the sake of going for a drive. Just for the sake of traveling, because you can do it, looking out the window. And I'm sure our ancestors had that for walking. It's just that we've dulled down the walking because everything looks the same. It's no fun to walk. I mean, if you go to Colorado and walk in the woods, then you got something to look at. But down here, every city along the highway is the same, every building looks the same, every McDonald's is the same. It's a boring, boring place and we want to escape. So I say, let's do away with the freeways in the cars and let's walk again, because that would be much more of an adventure, you know, going through all this different type of community. I remember, you know, taking the back roads before the expressways were and going down through Tennessee and I remember the fried chicken in Tennessee was always the best, you know. So I would always give my parents, stop in Tennessee. That's where I want to eat dinner, you know. It was more of an adventure than now we get in the car and we book and we get there and it's the destination. It's not so much the travel.  So we often took the back curvy roads and you'd stop at a stand and there'd be fresh peaches there in the summer and maybe some boiled peanuts or something. Exactly, you'd get what was on the route and you weren't just on this high freeway seeing how fast you could get there. Yeah, and that's the dilemma we have. I mean, we're going to go to Colorado in a couple of months and, you know, we almost have to hightail it out of Florida and spend 20 hours driving just to get where we want to be because it looks different. Yeah, that's a good side of the interstate. Well, it's the thing that we can do it. Yeah, there are good sides to it too, but I always revel when I have the time to go down the country roads and then I'm back back in the 1950s in a sense because not everything looks the same. You remember saying Sunday driver? Well, I think a lot of young kids think, what were they doing speeding on Sunday or something? It's the idea that the person was just mousing alone. Just observing what's going on. Hey, here's some more info. Robert Waldinger, head of an 80-year-old research at Harvard, knows much about happiness. The results from one study revealed that individuals who most connected to their family and their friends and their community and other people were the absolute happiest and healthiest. Yeah, well, travel brings us to new cultures and new places. In such an environment, everything around you feels more exciting, more enriched. Your brain and body alike lose track of time. And that's kind of the thing that we always want when we're going on vacation. And I remember many years I never had vacations and then it was kind of that empty feeling where you say, well, I had a week off, but I decided to work, I needed the money. That's not a place I want to be anymore. And luckily, I'm at the stage of my life where now I'm looking more forward to the traveling and things that my wife can do and I can do.  What do I want to spend my time doing? Here's other things you can do for long-lasting happiness. Participating in extreme sports, learning a new skill. Underwater basket weaving, just pick that up. That'd be a tough one. Or going to unusual events will bring you joy. Well, you mentioned extreme sports. Well, my guy, Will, he's in his mid-60s and still playing soccer.  You know, soccer is way up there. And again, for him, it's like he says, it makes me feel like a kid again. And what's wrong with that? There's nothing wrong with it. And we've had a kind of revelation in our house too, because my wife since February has been working from home. So she's there a lot more than I'm used to and everything like that. It's really been wonderful. I had a little anxiety at first. Would we get in each other's way? And we don't seem to. We seem to be enjoying each other's company. There's definitely more of a calmness evolving in the house, which is really nice. She doesn't have to get up at the break of dawn. And head in the traffic and be in the chaos. And then an hour on the way back and all the anxiety that goes with that. And she still would be able to build the same thing and much happier. And of course, she loves her job and that's what it's all about, certainly. So things change and things can be good. And I think you have to find happiness where you can. And the joy of being with somebody you love, the joy of having your family around, the joy of having your freedom from financial worries is certainly one. So you have to take all that stuff into account in our modern living. And I think the other thing that I always come back to, it's about the food. Because one of the things for traveling too, and even staying at home is you really have to pay attention to your health, which means that you better be enjoying really good food and finding that out. And that's part of what the show is about here too, is finding that nice balance in life where you're eating what you want to eat, that you're not getting sick every day. I mean, I can't remember the last time I didn't feel good. I feel so great. And my wife is the same way. And most of the people that are around me feel the same way too. And I just feel blessed on that. And I know you feel the same way too. I do. You healed from this. You're already out of a cast, and you've been hobbling around for a couple of weeks, and now you look like you could put your high heels on and still say it's okay. Oh, I look at high heels like you do. I know. But, however, yeah, I know it's, I am happy to say that my surgeon made the comment, you healed as well as anyone that I've treated at any age. That was the kicker for me. I liked hearing that at any age. But it is important that we do all those things.  The sun makes the flower bloom. I wanted to bloom. I got out the sun. You bloomed all right. We've got good stuff coming back. Maybe we'll go into it. Maybe some of our native people know about spiritual awakening. Let's talk a little bit about that. We'll be right back, folks. You know what's cool? Taking something that's good for you. 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When the earth is ravaged and the animals are dying, a new tribe of people shall come unto the earth from many colors, classes, creeds, and who, by their actions and deeds, shall make the earth green, healthy again. They will be known as the warriors of the rainbow. Now, Native American prophecies, I believe, come from the past. So I think it's kind of like the cycle system that we often- What is the cycle system? We've heard about the Mayan cycle system. Many of the Indians in North America share information about the cycle, and I was telling Niko on the break, I believe that we've had resets. And we've heard about the Bronze Age, the Gold Age, the Golden Age, the Bronze Age, the Middle Age. This kind of timeframe is when we are not as spiritually evolved. And as we expand and breathe out, we become more spiritually evolved. We also know that back in the 40s, they found the KT boundary, which was the first boundary of 12,000 years ago where there was something going on that happened that wiped out just about everything on earth, and there were four layers below that. So we know at least five times we came around in this circle. Seems to be about 12,000 years. Maybe that's why 12,000 years is always stuck in our minds and our spirit. Well, it's all part of the clock. That's right. So all these ancient people have always talked about what's going to happen and it's gonna come again, so be aware. And I think this is an important thing for us to learn because we know that the Grand Solar Minimum is coming and perhaps... Perhaps that's a new reset. Maybe it's a reset. Maybe it's a mild reset. Maybe it's a big reset. We really don't know, but I like what you said that we are more of the spirit. Of course, spiritual beings having a human experience versus human beings having this becoming spiritual. The way I envision it is that we kind of pop into these bodies. Yeah, like cars. Yeah, it's whether we pop into a human or a reptile or maybe we're gonna be a bunny next time, we're trapped into that body and we have to live in that body. So you can imagine being trapped in certain spiritual bodies and only having that to do. Imagine being only a snake and you can only move in one way and now you have to learn that life. I was in Key West this weekend and we took our company to the Butterfly Conservatory in Key West.  Many, many years ago, back in the 80s. Oh, it is just so lovely. And then I realized these beautiful creatures only live two weeks. And the process they go just to have that glory. Yeah, who knows? You could be a butterfly. The mosquitoes live for two or three days. Everybody has their different cycle. I think it's important to be comfortable in whatever you're in now and to make sure that you do the best you can where you're at. And that's being in the light or being in the heart. Yes. And not being in the mind. And the mind is the eagle that we talked about earlier and that's where our society is at. Exactly. And we need to lose the eagle and get back into human. And get back more into the heart center and that's where we're talking about a lot of the human frequencies that are bringing us back into a heart center. Let's talk a little bit more of the great spiritual teachers who walked the earth, taught the basics of truth and the whirling rainbow prophecy will return and walk amongst us once more, show it sharing their power and understanding with all. The whole human race will be called the people and there will be no more war, sickness or hunger forever. And that's one of the areas where I've gotten very interested in what happened to the Tarterian Empire which was a worldwide empire, buildings and so forth. The old maps show there was a connectedness, a consolidation, even though there were different religions they were all collaborative. I think that's very interesting. So I think part of the mission here for us on a health level is that we need to be healthy in our mind too. So if we're eating great food and we feel like we're not getting sick anymore, we're gonna have a good life but now we need to also tap into that light that we have in our heart so we can share that with people. In other words, be kind. My dad always told me, if anything else, just be kind. If nothing else, just do that. And to be able to live with our brothers and sisters and all the animals that we have here and start flourishing this earth instead of building concrete, instead of killing things and instead of messing up the environment the way we're messing it up. It's just, I see a much simpler life being much more rewarding than what we're doing here is chasing our own tail. Here's something the spiritual teacher Eckhart told the power of now was probably his most famous book. Many people who are going through the early stages of the awakening process are no longer certain what their outer purpose is. Like I told you, what drives the world no longer drives them. Seeing the madness of our civilization so clearly they feel somewhat alienated from the culture around them. Some feel they inhabit a no man's land between two worlds. They are no longer run by the ego yet the arising awareness has not yet become fully integrated into their lives. Inner and outer purpose have not merged. I can really relate to that. Yeah, and that's what I see happening now and I think that's what we were talking about present times in the Hopi prophecy is this is what's going on now. Share this with the ego and the condor. The ego and the condor is an ancient Amazon prophecy and that's not the company Amazon. Right. That speaks of the human society splitting into two paths. That of the eagle. North. The condor. South. The path of the condor is the path of the heart of intuition and of the feminine. The part of the eagle is the path of the mind of the industrial and of the masculine. The eagle, yeah, right. Yeah. And it says that the 1490s would begin a 500 year period during which the eagle people would become so powerful that they would virtually drive the condor people out of existence. This can be seen in the conquering of the Americas and the killing and oppression of the indigenous peoples in the subsequent 500 years up to and including today. So we've been in the time of the eagle and the condor is coming back. That's what we say the feminine energy. So that's really a description of the fight, the breathing out, the expansive loving feminine energy, the contraction of the male energy. Interesting. This legend comes, dates back to more than 2000 years although we cannot be sure of certain when and where this story originates. I have found various versions of it in the Andes through Central America and have seen the influence of it on the Maya, the Aztec, the Hopi, and the Navajo. Yeah, it really is true. This whole prophecy of the eagle and the condor can be taken on many levels but it really is a foreshadowing. It's a balancing of the yin and yang, female male energy, the bridging of northern and southern cultures. I find this all fascinating. And there's a video that goes along with this and I'll include that in the health signal newsletter which I'm going to read in my leaf here. Yeah, these indigenous leaders in this video actually share the reunion of this prophecy of the eagle and the condor. I think bringing us back to a more loving society. So I hope you guys will watch that when it gets in the bit in the newsletter. We got one more segment. See you after this short break. 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I'm at that point right now, and one of the things they have a few hints here on what to do to make yourself a little bit better while you're going through this transition of working, not working and trying to find yourself. Number one is keep making friends.  So you don't go anywhere. That's no good either, naturally. Yeah, building that human interaction. Definitely. The good thing is there's a lot more people my age that are around too. Yeah, exactly. So even though I've had a lot of people that are my age and younger die, there's still a lot of them around. So I think that's a blessing. I like that. Also keep learning like we do. And you want to keep learning the newest thing. It may not be something that you thought was right, but fresh eyes may shed new life that something opens you up. I think I'm doing more studying now than even when I went to college. I mean, every day I'm doing two or three hours of just reading of stuff that I don't know about that I don't know about. And that's exercise of the brain. Yeah, and the third thing here is finding something to work for. In other words, now you can turn your hobby into maybe making some money or just enjoying it. Or doing some work for a cause that causes your heart to expand. Yes, my wife now is on the board of Habitat for Humanity. Yes. Where they allow people to purchase homes at a reasonable rate and work for it themselves. And it's a really good program. She's been doing this for the last few years and it's been very rewarding. And I've been involved in that a little bit too. And the other thing is the traveling that we talked about the adventure of retirement. And one of the things that time stops, right? Yeah, I always thought that, you know, the old days was the man in his horse, but today is the man in his truck. Right. If you've got the wheels, then you can hear a little bit more free in this kind of way societies. Thanks for sticking around folks. Have a great day. We'll see you next show. 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Cheyenne asks, is there a way to power automate an MS Form Surveys Answers into, I like that to power automate like a verb. So did I power automate that? As a Microsoft Form Surveys Answers into a Templates Excel document, like have the form response go into a specific location on a document for customers? Yeah, I do this myself, honestly, and use the Excel spreadsheet or Excel file or a SharePoint list. That would be probably my pushback to Cheyenne is, why are you putting it into an Excel template? When you could be using a SharePoint list, which you get a lot more flexibility and capability than you do in a line items and Excel document. But yes, Christian, I put a link in the spreadsheet there to share with people, and the most common things you can do with power automate. The one challenge that I've had, and I've had people try and help me is, when you have a multi-select in the multiple choice in your form, how that maps into the SharePoint list and Excel spreadsheet, because they come in as common delimited values. They don't come in as like multi-select. They kind of has to break them apart and then put them back together. So that's been probably my only challenge, but otherwise it's fairly easy to do. If you are familiar with the data source, and the destination, make sure the data types match. Depending on how complex your form, I mean, understanding how it treats that might mean that use, instead of having a multi-select that you have separate questions and yes or no for each of those so that it's cleaner on the automation. But yeah, this is a, again, we've had variations of this question. I think, one, it's good to see more and more people that are using as simple as Microsoft Forms are incredibly powerful, and when you do publish into, capture that within a SharePoint list, for example, then there's so much more that you can go and leverage that as a data source to automate other things within your business. So yeah. Well, I think one of the best secrets about forms is you can actually expose those forms to people outside your organization, where like Power Apps sometimes are limited to who you can share those with. So you can have your customers do a survey or a product group or somebody outside the organization, capture information from them, and then put it into a SharePoint list and or Excel file if they wanted, and it doesn't have to be somebody with a license within your organization. Best kept secret. Yeah. The really cool part is too, if you want to take that even one thing further, because I do that too, Sherry, same thing, Power Automate super easy, but then you can also like, let's say for example, you have people to go there, you can actually tab that list directly in Teams. So now I've got people filling out a form, taking the survey, dumping it into a SharePoint list, and that SharePoint list has served up nice and neat in a Teams tab, nobody ever has to even go anywhere. Yeah. Yeah. Perfect. Or a QR code. Or a QR code. Yeah. Then create your views for the different people you need to access that for different reasons, and oh yeah, that's great. Workflows, they tied to it. Yeah, it's a beautiful thing. That's a great answer too, is that it's, yeah, if you are doing anything external, it's a form. If you're going to do something, it's so much simpler than if it's a pure, right, if it's pure internal, I mean, even then it's a simpler approach, depending on what you're trying to do and what you're trying to automate, but it's a very simple and quick and easy way to go and build out that interface.