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Hey everybody. This is going to be a bit of a heavy topic. Um, I'm going to try to stay on target with kind of relying on a script because I've already tried to film this once and I just got off in left field on a tangent. So, I'm not doing that again. So, the basis of this video is how fixing and increasing your knowhow is important in your life in all facets.
These are the things that arise in your life that conveniently um are offered as opportunities for self-growth. Now, how fixing things in your own life like actually having the knowhow to be able to fix the things that you rely on every single day, how it is beneficial for you and then how overall as a society it then is beneficial for everyone.
and how right now we are not on a good track with that. So they allow you to become more connected with your surroundings and environment. The ability to be able to fix the things around you. If you can be able to apply your knowhow to the things that you commonly are associating with or using or whatnot, that allows you to be more connected with your surroundings.
So, you become more self-confident when you don't have to rely on others to fix your problems. You become self-reliant. That's an empowering empowering thing. It's very powerful. It has a ripple effect in your everyday life. Now, this fostered self-esteem is through essentially relying on the experts.
Right now, this is what's going on to do. We're relying on experts for our, you know, reasoning, our logic. I mean, there's one thing about taking, you know, experts into consideration, but relying on them for everything. I mean, come on. That's crazy. So, to do everything for you, you rely on other people and it has some pretty brutal negative consequences.
I'll let you think about that one. how relying on you know the experts without you know supplementing your own logic and everything is bad. Now how learning to do things for yourself encourages owned value builds self-esteem and stimulates creativity as you find shortcuts to use help to get you the get the job done efficiently and quicker.
So creating shortcuts to get the job done easier is cheating the system, not you. Now it's helping you. So basically, nobody repairs their cars anymore. Basically, nobody cooks anymore. Basically, nobody changes their own flat tires anymore. Like or their oil. I mean, it's it's really nutty. I mean, back in like the ' 60s and '7s, you actually bought a car and in the glove box was the manual and it told you how to tune up your engine and everything.
You're like, like that was a thing. Like, nobody wants that anymore, I guess. Like, they just want to just like my mother has a new uh got a new car like she always trades in her car, whatever. So, this car that she got, it literally said, "Here is the handle." And it pointed at the handle. I'm like like on the trunk like it literally had to explain that this was the handle with the with a note like a engraved in like the plastic like this is the handle.
I'm like whoa. Like is that a sign of things to come? Like people can't use their own reasoning to to so reliance is a problem. Now this inner calm and stability and capacity to know where you stand confidently in the world is the polar opposite of where we are at in the world right now. Now I'll let you connect what you are observing around you with what I'm saying.
I'll, you know, I guess give you a few hints. The mental health crisis, the stress, the loss of consciousness, the stagnation, the victim mentality, the lost causes, everything. the loss of dialogue between each other, like the the missing points, not considering like critical thinking, everything. We've become disconnected with our need to affect the world around us to acquire skills to be to know where we stand in the world, where we fit in, where we can apply ourselves, our place in the world.
We're no longer grounded because of that. Now, when you're no longer grounded, your your reality is not free. Excuse me. I'll explain that. You cannot develop your souls. We feel trapped and caged. Now, I'll explain. I'll get into more of that a little bit later. Now, with the reliance on others, the experts, you're forfeiting your own freedom without even knowing who you are.
You're sacrificing your input. Everything relies on give and take. bartering, relationships, purchasing, buying, selling, asking, getting, everything is an essential economy. This is why communism pops up. Now, that sounds like two totally different concepts. Like, what? Where did you just bring me? Well, I'll bring you there right now.
So, I was speaking with my Chinese neighbor yesterday. He said the best way to explain how communism takes hold and how it is how it is incorporated in life is through economy. Don't think of economy in terms of money. Think of economy as forcing people to feel certain ways to make them pro produce produce things on artificial terms.
you're they are cheating you by you giving up your freedom to do it yourself. So by them doing that you're rely you're being held hostage essentially and being forced to do things that's kind of slavery. No, you don't have any ability to affect the world around you. You don't have the ability to I'm not going to go into that.
I'm going to try to stick to the script here. So, this is all fostered through a love for your country, the common good. So, instead of helping people find love, peace and unity with their fellow man in order to forge continued development of self, of society, of the future, forge a good f like everything. You were essentially got a little stuck there.
You're essentially brainwashing the poor souls to not care about their own needs, their love. This doesn't foster creativity from the heart. Like it fosters creativity due to being indebted. You feel required to work for what your country gives you. That's not beautiful. That's sad. That hurts my soul.
It actually makes me want to cry. Like I am disturbed by that. But, you know, I'm not like, you know, crazy. Just whatever. I want to just see if I can maybe let other people consider these things so that they can do something about it. Cuz I've had it. You feel required to work for what your country gives you. If the country isn't doing well, how many promises can you make to the people before they don't buy it anymore? That's a major risk, not only to the to the ruler for he would feel pretty dumb given his master plan fell flat in its
face, but this short-sighted plan also affected the lives of your whole country. To me, communism is one heck of a hairbrained opinion. So that communistic a-hole has one whopping short-sighted opinion of how things work for the people. Like we need to consider love. It's a very important thing.
Now to tie this all in with the current dilemma with the spread of socialism and the lack of people's own value through the reliance on others to provide everything for them. This is why people seek communistic socialistic endeavors because they've slipped into the trap of relying on others to provide for them. That's literally the offering of socialism and communism.
When some looney writes a manifesto, this reliance on the system isn't a threat to the to the supports. It's just a familiar concept that fits in with their current lives, with the people's current lives. They don't the people don't see how their lives are mediocre in comparison with the people who are happily thriving with being empowered being able to affect the world around them and being able to provide for themselves and everything like that.
It's a major opportunity. If you don't know what you're missing, you'll never know. Sad. So, I live in New York. We have a man named Mum Donnie running for mayor. He is the epitome of a communist if I've ever seen one. That's some scary isn't it, people? So, if he gets in, he's going to further gut the people's willingness to learn to do things for themselves, to build their self-esteem.
He will assurp the value of New Yorkers sense of self-capability. Seriously, it's like, what on earth is going on here? Is this is this the real world? Holy cow, man. That's what we're coming to here. So remember now, your life is your economy. You don't want your love, creativity, capacity to affect the world, to be stunted.
You want to remain fully empowered and capable and in control so you can be happily productive. You don't want to become indebted to a system that you have zero control to affect your your life that is not a foundation of creativity not the foundation of creativity that fuels the economy that offers you your necessities.
So communism equals bad communism bad. Communism inhibits self-reliance and con and confidence which is the foundation to creativity fueled by self-love and connection. Self- love and connection to others. Because once you know how you are made happy, you truly know how to make people around you happy. It spreads. Monkey see, monkey do.
If if you're happy and people see you being happy, it's like, well, you know, always he smoking it. Well, nobody's getting Well, they did legalize marijuana. I'm not getting into that. This is extremely beautiful when you see other people doing well and you can then do it. It's extremely beautiful. You are truly cognizant of others as you know what love truly is that connects humans together.
This is why capitalism is good. It fosters people's capacity to develop themselves so they can find out where they stand once you know where you once you know where you stand. Your inner calm through emotional stabilization lets you develop your compassion for everyone else around you. It's a self-perpetuating system as it enables financial output.
The social economy I just went into detail explaining feeds into the financial economy that offers our security in the maintenance of the system. All we need is continued kind of society not getting deranged with being all over stimulated by social media and not thinking clearly. As long as we can think clearly, we'll know what we want.
As long as we can know just the general groundwork of what makes us happy, that's it. You know, it's it's you know, nobody wants to be unhappy. If you tell them this is how you be happy, they're like, "Oh, shoot. I'll actually incorporate this in my life." So, where was I? Oh, yeah. When we incorporate loads of socialized systems into capitalism that don't have a plan to enable the man to learn how to become self-dependent, you are essentially domesticating an animal.
Not that you know anybody who's on social systems or animals. I'm just comparing animals behavior to humans behavior because we all have seen animals get freed after they're rehabilitated. But in rehabilitating, if you don't allow an animal to reacquaint themselves into the real world, they become domesticated. Nobody wants to become domesticated and, you know, forfeit their self-reliance and choose someone else to do it for them.
That's sad. That is so sad. So we don't want that to happen because being dependent on others, human nature is easily inhibited by ease of effort. Our essential biology and spirit spir our essential biology and survival thrives off of the factor. We want to burn the least amount of calories as possible to maintain our life.
So if you're being offered a cheap solution all the time, you're going to take it. If you don't know that it's bad, you you know, so I guess I'm just here to let you know that it's bad. Don't do it. So there I am. You don't get anything for nothing. There is always a hidden cost. What you do with that acred debt is up to you.
You live you, you live, you learn. If you want to, you know, have the any realizations, learn from it. If not, you know, whatever. A realization where you fell hard is a mo is a moment for you to adapt and grow. If you can't identify where you went wrong, you'll never have the opportunity to change your plan, method, approach, or whatnot.
So, I guess what I'm here to provide, I feel obligated to bring what I realize from constantly having to be forced to adapt. I had a massive realization uh after Charlie Kirk died and he was shot. He stood for love. Whichever way you slice it, I'm not all, you know, churchy or anything. I actually despise how organized religion operates.
I was raised Catholic, which gave me a front row seat to the deranged pedophile priests. My own priest turned out to be a pedophile. So, you know, that wasn't like aoo bad thing. I'm just like, you know, whatever. But so that abruptly led to leave led me to leaving the church altogether. And soon after so did my grandmother. She left the church after she witnessed mass literally up like disrupted completely interrupted to pull down a projector over the crucifix of Christ.
All right. To show church attendees how much money is required in donations when they pass the basket, you must put in this amount. Really? Okay. So, why am I here? That's not humanity. Like that that is so messed up, you know? Especially I'm not getting into it. My grandmother didn't change after giving up church.
If anything, that realization potentially made her aware the church didn't need to be a mainstay in your beliefs. So, what I saw out of Charlie Kirk was a man who had values seated in the moral teachings of Christianity. He also wasn't heavy-headed in his consummation or understanding of the moral traditions in his evangelical beliefs.
He was considerate of the nuances of society like gay rights. So he wasn't some feared radicalized lunatic. He was just a very thoughtful individual who valued communication. He was very opinionated and equally polite. The problem was and still is that people are out of touch and still people are out of touch with their humanity.
They don't know how to feed their souls. So they don't understand the message from a Christian because a Christian's message boiled down is based off of teaching a man to fish. Self-reliance and love. It's like in its simplicity. That's that's the basics. You know, you don't have to be too complicated about it.
If somebody already understands that, they don't they don't need, you know, some people do need some guard rails. There are some very I'm not getting into that. The problem with the lack of connection between Christians and atheists, all right, so they don't have any common ground understanding. They just view each other as direct threats.
Neither know where they're coming from. If they did, they wouldn't be missing the point. It's like they're both speaking a different language. People just need to understand why religion is used. Its intended purposes is to foster the development of a society. People do actually have big thoughts like this.
They actually think, hm, let me create this whole entire mastermind plan so that we can sell it to the people so that they'll stay within the framework of where we need them to be so that we can build up and build up and build up. That's actually like real thought processes in real people's minds. So that's how things work.
um depending on, you know, where you're at, that's that's within your, you know, reasons of being able to do. So, and if you want like a more explanation of this, look through history and play the game Civilization 6. read some history and connect the dots with the perspective perspective behaviors of the adherence of these religions and you'll understand how it works and why it was done and everything like that.
So religion's history is pretty messy as it was used to infiltrate societies and other countries to brew wars. Now, that's what the atheists see and and I understand and and so it's it's you know, religion has a bad historical reputation. It is so flipping in-your-face obvious that even people unaware of how communism and social socialistic principles manipulate and infiltrate the mind in the same explicit f exact fashion.
It can be summed up as, "Do you see this and a problem? Do you want to fix? Buy this." It's the saddest realization I've probably had is how easy people can buy into things. If somebody says, "This is your problem. Now I explained it to you. I am some type of, you know, savior or whatever. You come and buy it from me." like how I can't.
That's the saddest realization I've ever had in my life. But trying to explain it to people is tough. Seeing eye to eye these days is extremely difficult. People just tune you out. It's extremely disheartening because you succumb to literally the things you wanted them to know about. I postulate that that is why various figures throughout history reached their limits after being laughed off and discounted for so many years.
They curate their behavior through temperance and accumulating further and and it accumulates further and further through a supplementation through the years and years as you aim to get people to understand you you know come all right I'm going to get back to this so as I am actively listening as I am actively writing this I'm also still listening to music and the next song that came on on Spotify, I was was quite, you know, astonishing.
I was just like, wow, you know, that does exactly sum up everything I literally just, you know, wrote about. And I was just like, I might as well just incorporate this also into what I was writing. So, basically what I do on Spotify is I'll put a song I'm in the mood for, you know, something that pops up into my head or I'm listening to another song and then it hits like a a pitch or whatever that reminds me of another song and then that's the next song that I'll type in cuz I feel like listening to that I just kind of let my
I don't know something guide me. Not really sure. So through that the next song that popped up on the you know autogenerated thing autogenerated playlist function on Spotify which is formulated through the common next song plays of each person that then played the song before. So, it's just like a kind of algorithm to kind of determine like um songs that are most similar to each other so that it can give you the most precise playlists playlist to then just continue to listen to.
But it's really cool. I don't know. I like that. So, that song that popped up that summed up everything that I had spoken about was the song by Rush called Closer to the Heart. I was like, "Well, I guess I'm on the right track here." So, this is how the song goes. I can't play it obviously because then this whole video will become muted.
So, I guess I'll have to sing it. So, I give up. So, and the man who holds high places must be the ones who start to mold a new reality. Closer to the heart. Closer to the heart. The blacksmith and the artist reflected in their art. They forged their creativity. Closer to the heart. Yes. Closer to the heart. Philosophers and plow men each must know his part to sew a new mentality.
Closer to the heart. closer to the heart. And it goes on to say, "And I will um Whoa, whoa, whoa. You can be the captain and I will draw the chart. Sailing into destin." So after I like listened to those lyrics, I was just like, um, I guess, you know, I'm not the I'm not the first one clearly that has connected the dots with how we need to be closer to the heart in order to, you know, steer us back.
I mean, probably I don't know when this song was created. 1977. So 1977 to 2020 almost 6. You know, it's October now. So, we're uh even further from the heart. So, I guess maybe I'm slow to the uptake or something, but but you know, I I really think it would be good if we uh so let's all wake up and smell the coffee because we don't want to own nothing and be happy.
Screw the W. We need private ownership to be the foundation to learn to be self-sufficient and enterprising to be able to learn how to apply ourselves to teach self- value and worth self-v valueue and selfworth. I'll explain that now. We need to start applying ourselves so that we can know through coming how did I write this? This is these are my notes by the way.
They're They're a mess. You need to become empowered and proud. Exactly. To know who you are so that you know your capacity to be able to fix your everyday life so that you can make yourself happy. So private ownership is the cornerstone to individual success. So, I mean, I I I cannot like I really hope that Mandani does not get into office this this uh November.
We got what, three and a half weeks or something like that. God save us all. All right. Well, tune in next time. Pisakas.
