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What if the powers that be wanted you to worship,
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uh something that's not so much an angel but the
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actual fallen angels and then reject these emanations from the Creator,
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these uh, the gods that he sends to Earth to
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do his bidding. What gods are you know who has
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manifested or trying to manifest Heaven on Earth?
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Right now, That's all I have to say.
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Broadcast the Seeds plan Trouth in the Minds.
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Of the Beatle You. Hey, everybody, welcome back to another
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episode of Broadcasting Seeds. I am your host, Bennettanton. Today
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we have Jewels from the Grape Pilled Podcast. Jewels tell
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us who you are, what you do, and where people
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can find you.
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Well, thank you, Bennett. Uh. First off, I just want
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to say thank you for having me. It's been a
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while since we've seen each other. We met on a
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cult rejects, and now I'm like a part of them
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as as well as I'm sure you once like you know,
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you started to be and invited to their shows and
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then considered you kind of, uh, you know, a reject yourself.
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I'm a friend of of I'm gonna I'm an adjacent reject.
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There you go.
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Yeah, all the same. But man, thank you for uh
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for having me on. We we we had to reschedule
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a few weeks ago.
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Uh.
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You know, family comes first and I completely understand that.
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Very happy to be here today. Yeah, guys, what's going on.
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I'm Jelesh, the Mississippi Mystic. There's a lot of names,
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titles people, uh, that that they have bestowed upon me,
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the eloheem etymologist, sound scientist, Sir Julian, the gray and
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there's there's a couple during a couple that that that
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that we won't bring up. But I I am the
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humble host. I'd like to say of the Gray Pilled podcast,
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Gray Piled is my brand. It is a show I
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started almost two years ago. It'll be two years this February,
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so kind of still in its infancy, you know, but
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we're developing and it's it's it's it's come a long way. Uh.
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Started off doing a lot of stuff with The Reality
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is Ours. You know, shout out natean Thomas, those guys. Uh,
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they were the first podcast that I was featured on,
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and me and Nate we had a a degenerate news
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show that we ran on the weekends called Schizo News. Network.
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That's where I first met in Actually, we had Nick
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on and he was appalled, he was mortified, but he
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had a good time, and that's where we kind of connected.
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I did that show for a while as well as
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a show I started off doing with the Paranoid American
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called Sound Science, where he had me on as a guest,
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and me being a drummer in my background in music
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growing up playing in bands and my dad worked for
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a blues label. He actually came on for an episode.
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We'll have somebody on who's in the music world, more
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so in the conspiracy realm as well, and they'll come
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on and you'll give their top five favorite albums and
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why and like their influence behind it, if howis influenced
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them as a musician, or and so that. That's a
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show we do every now and then. I'd say every
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couple of months, will do one. It's always a banger.
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We had Shane Cashman come on Foundering. We had Nicholas Cage,
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just son Western Cage come on, So had a lot
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of banger guests on there. I also had a show
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that's on hiatus right now, but it's a a very
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popular show on Gray Pild called eloheem Etymology. And the
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first guest I ever had on the shows gentleman named
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Adrian West. He's a very good friend of mine. He's
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he's expecting a child right now, so he had to
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step back for a minute. But he's an author, actually
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wrote this book, and this we can talk about that.
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This was a where is Pantheon? I'm gonna try and
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not not everything over? Yeah, baby, Okay, Pantheon won the
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Golden Veins.
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Yeah.
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Adrian West and Vincent C. Scilely, his co author from Botswana.
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It kind of gives their takes on these early stories
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of these uh, these sky beings right the Yeah, these
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ancient deities, these entities that had contact with all these
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cultures spread all over the world. None of them knew
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each other, none of them had any contact with each other,
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but yet they had all these similar origin stories and
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their stories of their gods and their ancient cultures and
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it all. You know, there's there's truth that and I
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think that's been hijacked with the ancient aliens thingy, you know,
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the cargo cults, all that stuff. But so Adrian came
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on for episode one and we started eloheim Etymology. We
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started talking It's basically, we picked one of the ancient
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Mesopotamian deities and we kind of dive into who they were,
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their story from a mythology angle. You know. We referenced
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the Lost Book of Inky in it, the Epic of Gilgamesh,
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Book of Enoch, all that stuff, and so some of
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it you got to take with a grain of salt.
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It is our opinion, and we were kind of we
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you know, since then, dude, I've interpreted these stories so differently.
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Now it's it's crazy, you know.
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because he was already on a verry. He already was
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explaining the esoteric symbolism behind a lot of these and
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I didn't get it at the time, and now I
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get it, and even more so, I'm like, you know,
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I can't wait for him to come back to the show.
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But because we did thirteen episodes and then it kind
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of went went away, but it's it's coming back. So
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that's a couple of shows the Occult Rejects. Obviously, this
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last year I hopped on with with with those guys
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Shout shout out Nick and Headless and Ethan Jen all
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those people and let's see what other shows I produced
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for Already Dead for a year. I quit doing that
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back in August, but for a year I produced for
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a live call in parapolitical show every Tuesday, Already Dead.
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Austin Picard from the Underclass podcast. Yeah yeah, and Jose
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Gallison from No Way Jose. They have a live show
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that that they do It's Last Man, and uh that
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I did that for a year, ran the comments and
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you know, pulled up the videos and and uh, it
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taught me a lot.
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I met a lot of learning.
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Oh yeah, dude, met tons of people. I have some
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of my most faithful a like faithful audience members from
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their audience, and learned a lot about the para political
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as well. And and all these cults that people like
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to get into, but they they only like scratched the surface, dude,
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Like it goes it's so you know, it goes deep
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into the occult, like it has roots in the ancient occult. Uh.
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And they're all connected in some way, right And oh yeah,
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So that that show opened my eyes to that I
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I had the least knowledge of the para political before
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I produced for them. And so I had a show
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called Sunday Chaos I did with my buddy Conspiracy Extremists,
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one of the hosts of Horseshoes and hand Grenades. That's out, Connie.
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We did it. We ran that show for a while.
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It was an offshoot of a show I did called
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Cryptid Watch, where I would watch cryptid videos with my audience.
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And so so you see like a common theme here.
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You know, I have all these little shows that I do.
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If one doesn't work out and are it kind of
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didn't go anywhere, we'll do fifteen episodes of this show,
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and yeah, maybe we'll come back to that. But there
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is a Patreon show I do every Saturday morning. It's
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one of the reasons but we had to move the
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show to this afternoon with you and I appreciate that, brother.
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Yeah, no worries.
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It is one of the most I think the most
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important show that I do called Esotery book review. Gods
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of the Morning would is what we kind of named it. Yeah,
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a show called God of the Morning would, uh me
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Subliminal Messenger, Season of the Rat and then Nick and
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Headless from the Court Rejects hop on with us from
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time to time. We spent a wheel it lands on
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a book we spend it a second time it lands
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on another book. We figured it out. The first hour
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we do live uh to YouTube x and then uh
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the Disagree to Agree Rumble channel, which is my my
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two co hosts show, and then the private stream to mind.
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We cut in the middle and we go to the
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Patreon UH link for the second book, which we is
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usually a little deeper of a dive. Today we did
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uh Beelzebub's Tales to his Grandson by gert If. We
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started out with that, and then the second one was
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the Orlando book, right, like the area and creation story.
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So it's it's you know, it's it's a lot of
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different stuff that yeah, yeah, and uh, you know, to
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have a different kind of a non biased perspective on everything.
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We have a lot of opinions down there, right because
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I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, right,
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Like it's I don't think that even though we may
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believe that we're one hundred percent correct at times, I
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don't think it's it's always I.
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Mean, my my uh my motto is we don't know shit.
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Yeah. Well I say, once you say you know everything,
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you know nothing.
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Yeah, exactly right. So it's essentially the same thing. It's
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just yeah, I don't. I just really, as soon as
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people think they have it all figured out, it's like.
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Yeah, yeah that or you figure. Like usually in my case,
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you know, you get into these deeper esoteric topics and
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a lot of this ancient symbolism. Like they present to
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us a lot of these numbers and these symbols, and
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this is their definition, right, yep, this is what the
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powers that be or the elite class have given us
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and said, hey, these are what these symbols mean. Deal
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with it. No, if you go back and look, these
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symbols were beautiful, right, beautiful, Like they describe the nature
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of God in so many ways yep, you know. And
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and and it's ancient art and a lot of these
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ancient uh I you know, like carvings and these temples
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and stuff. They're beautiful depictions of you know, emanations of
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of God. I think. And so you know, first we
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came into the show like two years ago thinking that
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everything with angels and demons, fallen angels, you know, it's
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all right. Now I'm at a point, especially like in
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my spirituality, man, like I'm uh, you know, I don't
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view it all as that. I think that's what they
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want us to believe, and in doing so, these things manifest.
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If you have on a mass consciousness level everyone believing
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that all these angels are demons and all these demons
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are angels, what does that do to the spiritual realm? Dude?
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I mean that must turn it upside down? No pun intended, right, yeah,
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on the upside down. But very disappointed on how woke
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they made stranger things. I know, I get started off
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so cool and like the retro and like eighties vibe,
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and then it just got real gay.
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Like, I mean, there's some really agree there's some really
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good things though, like that they that they stayed. One
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of the things I was talking about with my daughters, Well,
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my youngest daughter who's seventeen, and I were watching We
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watched it all. I don't know my other kids. I
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don't think we're like, man, I can't do that. I
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have all I have all daughters.
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So wait, how many daughters do you have?
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Four?
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Oh? My god?
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Yeah, karma's avengeful basically.
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Sorry, but I bet you have a I bet you
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have a great time.
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Man, I have a great time.
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I have one daughter and that embrace and love.
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Yeah, it's a different being else.
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In the world. So I can't imagine four of those.
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And one of the things that would. You will never
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be homeless. I'll say that a lot, because one of
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them is going to still love me at some point.
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You'll always be taken care of her.
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Yeah, And I mean I have my wife too though, whatever.
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You love her wives, yeah, right, you love the wives too, Yeah, no, no, Yeah,
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I've been with my wife for both twelve years. Man,
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She's the she's the reason that I'm here to talk
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to you. Twelve years.
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Nice you we're at twenty one now, so wow.
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Yeah, versu of mine, that's kind of yeah, exactly, It's crazy. Yeah, dude.
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We met when we were teenagers and going to punk
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rock shows. I played drums in a hardcore band, and uh,
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I dated all her friends. She dated all my friends.
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We never dated until we got older, and we dated
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for a couple of years on and off, and we
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would just I mean, I was on we were both
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on pharmaceuticals, right, opiates. Right. I'm very open about my
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past past edition because it is a past life, right,
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you shed that shell, that seric shell, and people that's