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Random Heathen Ramblings: S3, EP11 - Non-Heathen Tattoos...Keep 'Em, Or Nah? · Random Heathen Ramblings

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  midgard, musings as a channel, and, as a brand, and, as well as
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  this this podcast, so I've got another listener request or
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  listener. Yeah it's a it was a question
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  into the podcast show, it is a midgard musings Tian at
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  gmail.com and this this was, you know, It was like a two-parter,
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  you know, one was questions about Rune book or Rune books.
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  And then the second question has to do with some interesting
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  topic that I think a lot of us can relate to and that is the
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  topic of tattoos specifically. When we have tattoos that may
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  show our, you know, connection or potential possible Devotion
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  to another religion talking like, you know, religious art,
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  that sort of thing. But this, this fellow wrote in
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  specifically asking about something that has also meaning
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  to him in his close family. So the question wasn't
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  necessarily positioned as intended to be a podcast episode
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  but I did respond back to him and I said, hey if it's cool
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  with you I'd like to include your question on a future
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  podcast episode and that's where we are today.
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  We're going to have dingo who was on last week's episode and
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  you guys should be familiar with him by now.
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  He's a tribe's. Goethe And we just came back
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  from a camping event this past weekend.
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  So me and our last speaker, Patrick, we're out on, on some
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  family lands in Tennessee and little bit south of Columbia.
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  And so he's gonna be joining us again today to talk about this
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  particular topic. And, you know, see what else,
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  and what, other things that we got going on.
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  So I think that that sounds about like the time For us to
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  just go ahead and bring the dingo release the dingo.
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  Unleash, unleash the dingo, released, the dingo.
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  So anyway, this is another random even bramley's podcast.
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  My name is Jessie and midgard, musings production.
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  Let's give a big warm, welcome to bingo.
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  All right. Yeah welcome back to the show my
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  man my brother dingo. Welcome back to yet another fun
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  and exciting random even ramblings episode.
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  So good to have you back here. Oh yeah always we hear we I was
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  telling everybody before you came on about the camping thing
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  that we did, which is I've been talking about Seeger, bloke,
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  coming up, which I made a post on on the Facebook page.
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  It was quite a long one. It was one of those you know,
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  things that you know, the Twitter Friends don't allow you
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  to say everything that you want to say.
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  So if you guys are following me on Facebook and Instagram, you
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  would have seen the post about sigur button some of the
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  historical, you know, references to the holiday.
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  It's actually one of the three recorded, you know, major bloats
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  of the year that that we know of that we're held, you know, by
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  Archie then's, you know, prior to the Christianization of of
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  the regions and such and yeah, so we're doing that coming up in
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  April but as we've done in the past, we typically like to get
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  up to the property where we'll do our thing.
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  And of course, prepare would make sure that everything's, you
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  know, in order as it were you no, no major.
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  Like trees were blown down across the circle or cross the
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  creek or anything major that we have to do, which fortunately,
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  it was, it was all in really good condition.
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  If anything there was a lot of Deadfall.
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  That was a wave but not too far away.
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  Yeah. So you know, we go up into the
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  woods and we I like this little tradition that we've
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  established, you know, it's like That that line from Step
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  Brothers, were there in the Dale?
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  And Brennan are in their bedroom making bunk beds and then do I
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  hear a drill? No Dale, no power tools.
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  You know, we don't bring any power tools out there to procure
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  the the resources. You know, I mean it's all hand
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  saws and axes and the art Brut my back and shoulders are living
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  proof. And currently still, are you
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  still sore? Just a touch.
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  But Yesterday was rough at work. Now I will say that.
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  Yeah, but I was like my legs from cuz like, we also took a
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  little hike up the ridge, with, with you up with Kai and
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  Patrick. Yeah, thank you Kai.
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  Yeah, that was no man. Like the next day she was all,
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  you know, let's let's go in another hike and I'm like, no,
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  no, I will not I can't even I thought it would be fun.
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  I'm like my body's like the hell, you will.
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  Yeah. All I could do just to tear down
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  my tent and and and pack everything up.
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  And yeah, yeah that's what I explained to her as like that.
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  Let's let's tear down Camp first and then figure out.
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  Yeah. And then like I think I think
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  when I got back to the house on Sunday, I was in bed by like
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  nine little after 9:00 and I pretty much slept all the way
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  through the night and didn't wake up until my alarm went off
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  at like 7:00 the next morning I was like zonked out just in it
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  so it's a good a good like pre ritual ritual you know just
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  getting on the land and doing all of the work and I don't know
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  I think we talked about it last week where you know, ritual
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  options, where it's like we we talked about The the event
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  itself, the ritual itself is almost just like the ceremonial
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  parts of it. You know, we get into that
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  ritual frame of mind that ritual State of Mind even prior to The
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  day of or the event, you know, because we're up there
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  interacting with the land and reacquainting ourselves with the
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  VT R and doing all the things, you know.
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  Yeah. So yeah, it was a journey ends
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  up being the most important part many times.
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  Yeah. Which I, I like that, you know,
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  and I like that, we get to share that sort of thing, here, for
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  everybody that's listening and watching because I think a lot
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  Of where people can get hung up on is what do I do for the
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  ritual? You know and while that is to be
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  considered and there's there's an important aspect to that.
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  I think it's of equal or more perhaps more importance to you
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  know set your path and and like put the coordinates in the GPS
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  and figure out the journey there before you get there.
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  And that's, that's where you're going to get.
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  Most of the benefit from things is like, you say the journey,
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  you know, I know what you're going to run into Dad.
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  Yeah, sure. Absolutely.
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  And it's, you know, both physically and metaphysically, I
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  think, you know, There's just so much that can happen in the
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  world and spaces around us, but we did get a chance to, you
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  know, have a good fire and we have some really awesome food.
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  You know we cooked and that's that's an itself you know we've
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  talked maybe not in this was it on the podcast we had Wyatt or
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  was it was on one of his live streams or something white
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  Coverdale he's been on the show a few times we were talking
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  about like the definitions of magic and I think either you or
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  me or Somebody had brought up like, you know cooking you know
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  yeah in the kitchen is a form of magic because, you know your
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  your intent is to put all these ingredients together into a pot,
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  a cauldron, or whatever. The pan, however, you want to
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  write and your intent is to make something delicious, and make
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  something edible, and for the purpose of feeding yourself, and
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  your family, or your people, and so in an in that sort of way,
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  there's there's some magic involved because, you know, you
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  might, you might Overcook. Something, there's, there's some
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  calculations that need to be taken into consideration with
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  all that you're doing. So, there's like the very
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  literal of alchemy, right. It's it's definitely a chemical
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  process, it's very, you know. And it's like a kitchen, it runs
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  like a lab, the same kind of procedures you have recipes.
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  So this week you have procedures.
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  Yeah. Ways that certain tests are
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  runways. As certain dishes are cooked and
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  you follow that and suit and there you go.
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  Everybody has their place on prep or line or whatever, you
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  know. Yeah.
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  You know and the that that also touches each has on the whole
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  ritual prior like the pre ritual ritual, you know, like we're
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  doing more magic work without even really calling it that by
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  starting a fire and you know, cooking food and setting up camp
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  and doing all these various things that are You know,
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  survival is type stuff. I mean I'm not trying to like
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  everyone has a hand in building the fire.
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  Everyone has a hand in setting up camp.
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  Everyone has a hand in the pot. Yeah, of Stew.
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  Yep, I remember that to me because I was like, Bingo, me.
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  And you like we cut up the we prepped you know like you did
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  most of the prep and I added some ingredients and then we
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  carried everything out there and Patrick was there and like
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  Patrick you need to here's the spoon or no here's the jug you
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  know you add the water you do this you are.
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  Everybody has their you know ya hands in it and stuff and so you
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  know there's that it's a beautiful thing and you know
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  it's where my mind was that this whole time, you know it was
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  thinking about the event coming up and thinking about what it
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  means you know celebrating victories, you know and I feel
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  like, you know, so much of just having this kind of a of an
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  extended family unit is a victory to be celebrated because
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  No, so not a lot of people get along well enough to want to
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  hang out like that. You know what I mean?
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  And it's, it's kind of one of those rare and beautiful things
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  that should be celebrated, and I feel should, you know, his a
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  victory especially in now nowadays where everything is so
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  surface-level superficial, you know, when there's a lot of Does
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  it live? A lot of chaos.
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  So, miscommunication dysfunction these days.
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  Clashing, you know, it's all about the black and white and if
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  everybody puts their hand in the pot, it's all gray, you know?
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  And that's where life really is. I think it's not so much this or
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  that or Good or evil and nor, you know, whatever US versus
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  them. Yeah it has to be that way.
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  I feel like, you know, and that's a great point that you
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  bring up because this is this wasn't even the topic of today's
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  podcast which we'll get into in just a minute.
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  We're just a little bit but it's an interesting point to bring
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  up. You know if if all of the hands
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  aren't in the pot together then there can't be that symbiotic
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  relationship that that happens, you know because again it's like
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  oh ones inside and one. Outside.
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  You know, so you've got those forces on the outside clashing,
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  with what's going on in there and because they're not part of
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  it, because those forces aren't part of it.
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  There's there's like you saying this.
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  This misunderstanding, this confusion is this, you know,
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  chaos that takes place and it's like, hey, you know, take the
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  time you take a moment and get your hands in the pot a bit and
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  learn the ways and maybe, you know, nobody knows No One's
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  Gonna bite you in there, maybe a little nibble here and there.
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  You know I'm saying like it's not something damaging so well
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  in not even with you know spiritual practices or but just
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  internally that in the literal Solutions and emotional
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  situations and things like that, you know like there tends to be
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  this US versus them mentality but yeah I don't think there's
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  enough time focused on defining what us or them is.
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  And if everyone has their hand in the pot, that's us.
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  That's your people that everyone has made themselves involved.
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  and, you know, We're all family. We can we can work through this
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  if you come to that kind of understanding, you have to
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  approach it and that way you have to be willing and wanting
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  to even get your hands in the pot.
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  Yeah. You can't force somebody to put
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  their hands in there and you can't make somebody think some
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  way or another that they're not willing or wanting to think.
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  But again it's like well this isn't gonna this machine's not
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  going to function. This family is not going to
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  thrive if we're at, you know, up opposing ends of each other and
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  that's just that's A rule of thumb I think for just about
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  anything, you know? So which kind of is a nice segue
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  into the actual topic. So right money that that came
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  up, you know? And then the way that it did, so
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  we mentioned in the end, you know, before you came on that
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  fellow wrote into this to the podcast actually just wrote an
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  email to me and his initial question.
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  You know, is like a two-parter and he was asking about, you
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  know, some Rune book resources and he Was saying he has a room
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  booked by Lisa Chamberlin which I think I've read.
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  It's runes for beginners. It's alright.
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  It's you know it's a lot of the books that you find nowadays are
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  going to have a lot of, you know, new a g-type undertones,
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  you know what I'm saying? So, I gave him some
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  recommendations of. Definitely like James book, Jam
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  aalesunds book which he has. I I'll put it in the description
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  in the show notes just cuz I can't remember, I know what's on
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  Amazon. I just don't remember the name
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  of it off. And he wrote a great book for
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  learning the runes. And, you know, so for those that
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  are interested in wanting to get something that I would recommend
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  knowing that it's, you know, from a good source and there's
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  that but the main body of his of his email and this is from
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  Brandon, by the way, I'll keep his last name, unanimous
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  Anonymous, not unanimous Anonymous.
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  And if any way Brandon past about, He's wondering if he
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  should keep a tattoo. He says it's a cross with his
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  grandfather's birth date and death date.
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  So it's like a memorial piece. I'm assuming he says he got it
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  before. He started his journey, down
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  this path of heathen, re I'm assuming or paganism of sorts
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  and currently see it as a way to honor him, since he was
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  practically his father while he was alive.
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  While, you know, Brandon's grandfather was like his father
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  I feel like I shouldn't care about what others think about it
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  since that's how I venerate him but I'm someone who when you
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  give me Flack about family I don't necessarily respond
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  nicely. Do you think I should get it
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  covered up and find a new design for it?
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  Or do you think I should just try finding a way to turn that
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  negative reaction into something positive?
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  And that's where his what his question was.
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  So, I gave him a short response, but I asked him said, you know
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  this, I think this would be something great to talk about
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  because a lot of us, I mean, we got tattoos, you know, and some
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  of our tattoos maybe were put on us for prior to starting our
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  path and either e or maybe, you know, we we put something on
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  ourselves that is now, you know, a permanent Mark prior to a
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  pagan path or whatever. But yeah, I mean so I felt like
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  it would be a neat topic just to kind of Go over and I already
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  know, right? Like yours and my like we've
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  talked about this thing. Go about the response and you
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  know, nothing really too heavy to elaborate on it.
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  But you know, your response then guy me, I sent him my initial
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  response and I can elaborate on it.
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  But with what he's asking about, you know, should I cover it up
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  or should I just leave it and try to find a, you know, turn
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  the negative into something positive, which I don't know
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  what the negativities he's talking about you cover it up.
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  Not, you are honoring your grandfather with that?
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  Yeah. And It would be a disgrace to
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  him if you were to cover it up. Like period, he got you to where
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  you are. He is especially since he helped
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  raise you. A big part of that, you should
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  absolutely honor him in that manner.
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  It did that tattoo is not about you, it's about him and so
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  absolutely keep it. If anyone says otherwise I mean
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  that's kind of their problem about, you know, I'll speak for
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  As a Norse Pagan that. You can have them talk to me if
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  they have a problem with that, you know, like nah, man, like
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  that. Absolutely keep that.
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  That's part of who you are as part of your family, you know,
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  you're doing something different and that's okay.
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  That's perfectly, okay. And you said something along the
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  lines of, you know, he says, when someone gives them Flack
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  about his family, I don't respond.
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  I don't necessarily respond nicely.
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  You know, there's there's decisions that we can make those
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  choices that we can make, and I think that you're that, you're
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  that you're the defense that you have or the, or the love and the
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  respect and the honor that you have for your family, as, as
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  being something. So, Fierce is something I think
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  there should be commended. You know, it's just a matter of
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  the choices that we make on how we act on certain things.
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  You know, like, is it, is it worth no knocking someone's
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  skull through just because they say something sideways.
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  Probably not, not in today's society, you know what I mean?
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  Back in the day, you know, you talked funky to somebody, then
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  it was like, okay, I'll meet you out here and we're going to duel
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  to the death and then whoever wins I own your land and you
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  won't mind and all this, we're not in those days anymore, you
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  know what I'm saying? So right, but, you know
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  defending your family's honor. Evans honor.
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  Like sure. I think there's a place for that
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  but just within, you know, within a reason and you know, so
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  what kind of flack would you possibly get for keeping a
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  tattoo? That is a memorial tattoo of
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  your grandfather. So what that it's a cross, you
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  know, and in light of that and in thinking about that, you
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  know, sure it's a symbol of Christianity, but It's widely
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  accepted, right? That even the pagans, who
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  converted to Christianity, still kept their Pagan beliefs
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  secretly while, you know, getting baptized into
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  Christianity and accepting the new religion of the one true God
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  and all this other kind of stuff, you know.
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  So they probably had, you know, things on there as well.
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  Look at the the Celtic cross with the circle you know like oh
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  yeah it's Christian but we still have Hands there.
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  Yeah. Looks very much like the sun
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  wheel you know? And yeah and that's the sun
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  wheel. The henge is the sun wheel.
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  Yeah. So look at you know you can
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  almost look at it that way if you had to or wanted to try to
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  you know, explain anything to anybody.
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  It's you know, that's on you. But I don't think that there's,
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  I fully 100% agree with you, then go write that the, you
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  know, the tattoo of that, that's going to be something that you
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  remember your departed, family by, Doesn't matter what the
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  symbol is, right? Shouldn't matter, you know, so
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  there's a way to turn a negative, a negative reaction
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  into something. Positive is you know, may be
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  thinking along those lines. You know, it's not about the
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  symbol, it's about him and right remembering when his date of
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  birth and remembering his day of death and that you know, he
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  helped shape you into the man that you are now and that you
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  don't ever want to forget that. And that's the Operation, that's
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  the memorial piece. So we, you know, and I have, I
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  guess, you know, ancestors is very important.
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  You know, whether whether they were, when they were terrible or
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  good, they got you to where you are and your ancestors.
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  I mean, even your parents You know, like they either gave you
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  a good example or a bad example. And what you do with that is the
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  important thing. You learn what to do or what not
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  to do. But either way, it's an
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  influence. Right, it's in your blood, it's
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  the or log on thing. You have to deal with you
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  regardless. Whether it be from the
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  community, whether it be from genetic, things, handed down,
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  and psychological disorders, or even something as simple as
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  heart disease, or diabetes, or whatever you have to deal with,
• 24:50
  what has been handed to you. Period.
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  But it could be, you could take that.
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  You know your asshole great-grandpappy that, you know
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  beat the hell out of his slaves and crap.
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  You can take that and like I don't I don't like that.
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  I don't want to be that screw him.
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  That's just as important saying screw that is just as important
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  as the other you know, but regardless you have to deal with
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  it. Yeah, it's like it goes back to
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  or log, you know order lay however you want to pronounce.
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  it's the layers are there no matter what, and You know,
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  feeding that part of the well and adding to those things, you
• 25:38
  know, you can either lay layers on top of the muck that
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  eventually just cover that negativity over and you build
• 25:47
  stronger or log and you and you've done things to kind of
• 25:51
  counter act, the bad things or you know and some people just
• 25:57
  get a lot more dirt in the well to deal with than others, you
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  know. And that's all.
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  No, that's all dependent on decisions and choices like we
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  talked about a moment ago, you know, the choices that you make,
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  its, you know, that choice to respond negatively to somebody
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  or not nicely to someone. That's giving you flak about the
• 26:20
  mean that's laying a layer down in the well, man.
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  Like, that's that, that becomes or log, because, right?
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  That's going to be something that depending on the situation,
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  you know, other people are going to be witness to and may be
• 26:32
  impacted by And it's like this domino effect of a series of
• 26:38
  events that can take place to either strengthen or deteriorate
• 26:43
  your or log. It's all going in there, it's
• 26:46
  all going in there, so it's about the choices we make.
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  But I appreciate that, you know, because I mean I've had I've
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  had, you know, tattoos that I've gotten from when I was, you
• 26:57
  know, in other relationships that I've had covered up because
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  The meaning behind it was not something I wanted to be
• 27:07
  reminded of constantly, by looking at it.
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  You know what I'm saying? And that is why I feel like
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  covering things up or restructuring a design, or
• 27:16
  whatever is has its place, but for this application, if you
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  know your grandfather, Brandon is the kind of man that was like
• 27:24
  a father to you then I hope that it's a place that's always
• 27:28
  visible. You know what I mean?
• 27:29
  Like I hope it's not and if it is it is what it is but I hope
• 27:33
  It's like somewhere that everybody can see and that you
• 27:35
  know you always have that constant reminder you look down
• 27:38
  at your armor you you know whatever and it's like a
• 27:41
  constant reminder for you. Yeah about him being there for
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  you and making you the man that you are today or helping shape
• 27:48
  you into the man you are today. You know, some things don't need
• 27:51
  to be forgotten and this is one of them.
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  So right. Yeah, I appreciate that.
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  And I, you know, anybody else, that's, you know, listening and
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  watching. Maybe you guys have Some
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  similar, you know, circumstances comment in the video or if
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  you're watching the podcast on the YouTube platform or they'll
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• 28:20
  Let us know what you guys think and share your own experiences
• 28:24
  as well by either commenting down below or writing into the
• 28:26
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• 28:29
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• 28:44
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• 28:50
  So either, which way you can have your voice heard on the
• 28:54
  random, even ramblings podcast. So it's going to be a bit of a
• 28:57
  short one today, but a good one, you know, talk a bit.
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  About a bunch of different things and I don't know anything
• 29:04
  else that you have to say thing up before we wrap this thing up.
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  Yeah. I think we touched on pretty
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  much everything. Short and sweet?
• 29:14
  Yeah, doesn't always have to be, you know, sometimes random
• 29:16
  ramblings don't have to be an hour long.
• 29:19
  And so for you guys is Thursday, listening convenience, you know,
• 29:23
  this one was a bit of a shorter one, but I hope it was an
• 29:25
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• 29:46
  So thank you to my esteemed, an honored guest, my friend, my
• 29:49
  brother dingo for being another awesome.
• 29:51
  Addition to the random Heathen railings podcast, I know Ken is
• 29:55
  with you, your cousin are another closed member and friend
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  of the tribe. So big shout out to can in the
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  background there. I know you're listening and
• 30:05
  thanks for being a part of things as well.
• 30:08
  And we all talk again. May your ancestors continue to
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  walk with you and may the gods smile upon you.
• 30:18
  So have a great day everybody. We'll talk again soon.
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  Love y'all.