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Stefan Burns on Solar Flares, Planetary Energies, Earth Changes & Humanity’s Spiritual Evolution · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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Hello, everyone.
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It's Michael Jaco with Unleashing Intuition Secrets.
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Got Stefan Burns with us today.
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Wow, this is a great treat for me.
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I've been following you for a long time, Stefan.
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You cover solar activity, space weather, planetary alignments,
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geophysical ener- energetic events so that we may better all understand the
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qua- the quality of the energetics of the solar system and the Earth.
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And you believe that this helps in the spiritual and conscious evolution journey,
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and also you discuss health and wellness topics like earthing and grounding.
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You sell products to help everyone stay healthy, happy,
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aligned on their soul mission.
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It's all about resonance, and you're a great cosmic bro.
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… I love watching your show.
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I've been… I watch your show so much that my wife is like
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can we watch something else?"
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Oh, no.
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Yes.
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She's probably right.
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Yeah.
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I'm obsessed because I really believe in all this stuff.
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I love your multi- multidisciplinary approach to this.
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I- I've never seen anybody do it on that, on this level.
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So thanks a lot for joining us today.
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Yeah, it's… I try to not hog the camera or anything when I'm doing my
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presentations, 'cause there's a certain element with if you're- Just in general,
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like a showman, like a presenter.
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You can start to steer it towards you, and you see a lot of people get stuck in that.
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And I do my b- people wanna kinda get to know you a little bit, but in
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general it's just what's the data, what's the facts, what's the cool down
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low, what are the cool connections?
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And so that's really my focus.
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Nice.
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And so yest- like last night was a fantastic example, 'cause we
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had this huge explosion on the far side of the sun, just rotated off-
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To the minute with a magnitude 6.9 earthquake that struck Chile-
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Wow … in the subduction trench there.
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To the minute.
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Incredible.
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And that's the first big earthquake that South America's had since…
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it's been at least a year and a half.
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We looked at it in the live stream and everything.
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But, most, for some reason, most scientists or whatever, they're
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like, "Coincidence. It's always just a coincidence." But we've
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had this happen so many times now.
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And that's just one example of how these things are connected.
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And there was also a crazy planetary geometry that was active at that time.
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We had what's known as a kite formation.
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So you had Pluto, or let me get into frame, Pluto, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus
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like all in this kind of triangle shape.
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It's called a trine.
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And then you had the moon make this exact point up top so it looks like a kite.
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And the lunar geometry, of course, can only do that once every month, every
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28 days, 'cause that's the lunar cycle.
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For the outer planets to be in that configuration is very rare.
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And the fact that also is exactly precise when this occurred speaks
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to not only a sun-earth connection, but a sun-earth-planet connection.
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So these are the things that we cover, and I'm not surprised that you
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find it interesting because it is.
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This is like what connects all of us together.
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Yeah.
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Fantastic.
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And so I'm, I kinda have tuned in for decades now on
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the energetics of the earth.
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I've been predicting some of the events that have happened in the past.
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And kinda help everybody, get connected with that is one
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of the things that you do.
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So I'm s- I'm coming at it from maybe a two or three-dimensional type of
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environment multidimensional type, but you are covering much more.
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You're taking the sun in account, I think that's been fantastic very
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accurate in the projection of what might occur, from a really big solar
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storm, solar, activity that's happening.
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You've been covering that really well.
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Yeah.
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I basically keep finding new layers and depths to this because I
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started… if you go back Earlier, like when I was in Boy Scouts, I was
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always interested in being outside.
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And then when I went to school, originally I was gonna major in history,
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but then I took a geology class and I was like, "This is a lot of fun."
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Wow.
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And of course, doing the geology classes and the field camps
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and stuff really cemented it.
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And then what happened is through my two jobs that I… my normal career,
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two jobs I had after college I just felt increasingly this need to research more,
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'cause my understanding was very limited.
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So it started off with me diving into Schumann resonances, which are-
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… Earth's naturally resonant energy fields, and those are crazy and they still
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are crazy, 'cause they connect to us and our brainwaves and all this stuff.
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If there's one thing to research into that connects everything else,
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that's probably them, and that's where I was intuitively guided.
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But then that led into solar activity and space weather, 'cause I had to start, I…
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these solar maximum was starting to build up and there's lots of connections between
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space weather and Schumann resonances.
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So then I started to get into that.
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Then I had to really go take a deep dive into earthquakes and volcanoes.
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I obviously had some study experience with that through school, but r-
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let's really bring it up now to speed.
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And then all these other things filled in, like astrology, astronomy, whatever,
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'cause I'm pretty open-minded, so I'm not thrown off by… I really
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don't care what other people think.
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So if 99%-
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of the world is like, "Astrology's bogus," but I feel that there's
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something there, it doesn't dissuade me from researching into it.
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Of course the, you
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know, the elites use it, and it used to be used by people
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up until around 1500, hundreds.
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And then it started to be suppressed.
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So yeah.
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Yeah.
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It's…
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Some of us are getting back to that.
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So I… That's another aspect that you bring in that I enjoy quite a bit too.
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Good job.
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Yeah.
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There's a whole bunch of stuff there.
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There's probably a little bit too much baggage with some of the modern
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systems like Western Tropical.
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But regardless you see some of these people in very high positions of
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power- tech companies, individuals, governments, and they're clearly using it.
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Sure.
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'Cause they're lining things up on very specific transit dates-
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Yeah … that are very important.
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So it's okay, if, Th- yeah.
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So there's a lot there.
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So basically I just started to, And then my way of really learning is by do-
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creating a presentation, a video, some sort of end deliverable product because
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someone who can teach something is probably someone that actually knows it.
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… So that was my way of cementing in my mind this information.
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And so I haven't been doing this that long, which is why it's great to connect
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to people like you who have had this interest in this for decades now.
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Yeah.
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And we've gone about it different ways, but there's also o- Undoubtedly
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a component to this journey of just skin in the game, how much
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time you've been kinda looking into and feeling into these things.
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And if a big event happened in 2011, and you saw that unfold in real time,
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then that gives you that imprint and you know that's significant.
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Whereas I may not find out about it until I stumble upon that big
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earthquake or whatever it is.
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Yeah.
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So that's an important aspect too, for sure.
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It's just tr- tracking it often and tracking it for a long time.
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Yeah, and I love your your cosmic journey aspect of it as well because
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there was a… We just had a Chilean earthquake, fairly significant.
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So anywhere else it probably would've been major, but there, they get such big ones.
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It's like a, yawn almost.
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But there was several… over a decade ago there was one that was well into the 9s.
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And if you look back in time there was a massive… From that, there was
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a pretty good tsunami that hit Hawaii after that and caused a lot of death.
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I w- I was with a group that we used to do we used to look at these things
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and, put our energy into it meditate on it, or, send it prayers or whatever.
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And that's what we did with this.
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And we were kinda calming it.
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I remember, taking my consciousness into the waves and so forth or the energy
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that was, moving out and calming it down.
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And sure enough, when it did finally hit Hawaii, it was almost nothing.
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If you look at the past, it should've been, the same.
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The cosmic journey is very important, I think, and I think
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we're raising our consciousness.
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And I think you're just, right there with all this helping people awaken,
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to all the different aspects that, can really influence us and we in turn
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can influence those aspects as well.
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Yeah, it's a, that's an important aspect.
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I feel like, it wasn't my intention starting off to hold sound healing
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meditations because there's a tsunami coming or something.
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But- … effectively, it's like you start tracking this, and then you start
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f- getting a following, and it's it's the least you could do 'cause there's…
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It's only gonna help.
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And if people are anxious or… And there's a lot of people out
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there with anxiety and all these things, and it's good to help.
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And, we have it, at times.
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It's just a good thing to do.
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Yeah.
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So I, I did that last year for the magnitude 8.8 mega-quake is
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that, and this is maybe what you're referencing with Hawaii, that was
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Kamchatka, Russia, that we were expecting the tsunami to hit Hawaii.
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Yeah.
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And the prior magnitude nine from the same location hit Hawaii in 1952, I believe,
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and that was actually fairly significant.
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Yeah.
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So the energy released from an 8.8, it's only about half of a
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magnitude nine, but still big event.
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Yeah.
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But the tsunami did come in, but it wasn't destructive.
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And you can't outright dismiss the fact that in 2025, there were tens of thousands
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of people around the world praying, meditating, if not even hundreds of
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thousands to ameliorate that effect, and just to basically calm everything down.
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Whereas in 1950, you didn't have the internet and things like this.
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So basically, people found out when it hit.
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Those of us that are cognizant of this, and we happen to be aware of it, like,
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when it's happening live, I think I really see this as a responsibility
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for us- Yeah … to do these things.
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And so for that live stream for Hawaii, I first covered the earthquake, and
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then there was, like, a couple hours before I had to jump on a live stream
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again for the tsunami watch for Hawaii.
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But we had, I think, about 20,000 people for that one.
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So clearly, people also wanna help, too.
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They want a focus point to help.
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Wow, that's incredible.
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And I didn't know that you did that, so that- that probably had an impact.
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And- I hope so … I, yeah, I think people should, take that o- that onboard and
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realize that, we can have a, an impact, and that's one of the things you're doing.
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The planetary alignments that you're going into, the astrology of it, and then
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the the sun activity, and then we're…
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It seems like we're moving up in intensity.
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I would say that maybe this year, I'm not gonna say for sure, but from what
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I've been seeing and what I've been feeling, it seems like we're gonna get
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even more significant events or maybe events this year than we did last year.
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It's hard to say.
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But- we- we're out of solar maximum.
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We're right now at the end of solar maximum, the beginning
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of the descending phase.
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But we often… And there's different categories.
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So it's okay, are we ramping up for solar activity?
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Are we ramping up for earthquake activity?
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Are we ramping up for volcanic activity?
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These are the three categories.
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Often during the descending phase, we do get really big solar
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flares and coronal mass ejections.
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It's certainly possible.
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And one good example that brings in a cosmic component is 2017
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with 'Oumuamua, the first ever detected interstellar object.
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We only picked it up after its perihelion, its closest approach to the
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sun, and this was September of 2017.
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And right in line with it, and it got very close to the sun, so it wasn't
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like 3I/Atlas, which was out beyond the orbit of Earth, which is close, but once
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you start to get within the orbit of Mercury, you're very close to the sun.
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We had the biggest solar flares of solar cycle 24 right during that timeframe.
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September 4th and September 10th or 11th were, like, the big days, but
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that whole timeframe the perihelion was the 9th of Sept- September, I believe.
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It's either the 7th or the 9th of September for 'Oumuamua.
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So it was perfect, and it was also in line with it because
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of the angle and trajectory.
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It's a cosmic coincidence.
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But that was a weak solar cycle at the bottom of what's known a
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G- as a Gleissberg Cycle, which is a 88-year-long to 100-year-long
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variation in solar activity.
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We're at the bottom of that, then all of a sudden we get these gigantic solar flares.
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That blasted off perfectly in time with Oumuamua, which is the
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first ever interstellar object.
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So it's all these outlier events clustered together.
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That's what we see.
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And once you get that, it's is it a coincidence?
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So right now, we are going down in solar activity, but we do have the
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potential for there to be these kind of one-off gigantic bursts.
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So we could have the biggest event of this solar cycle a year from now, three
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months from now, two years from now.
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That's certainly possible.
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As it relates to earthquake activity, what we generally see is that
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earthquake activity, like high magnitude activity globally, increases and
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it's at its highest on average during solar minimum versus solar maximum.
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Now, the fact that we had this magnitude 8.8 megaquake during solar maximum maybe
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isn't the best sign that this solar minimum is gonna be quiet and calm.
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It may be very active.
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And I actually think this magnitude 6.9 quake in Chile that we both
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have referenced now it broke out of phase with the normal rhythm that
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we've been tracking, where the sun and earthquakes have been linked up.
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They've been linked with these coronal holes.
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These certain features on the sun seem to generate earthquakes, and
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we've been getting this 28-day periodicity with the high magnitude
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quakes exactly with the coronal hole magnetic field connections to the Earth.
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It's a whole bunch of stuff, whatever.
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This broke that periodicity, and it did also, of course, happen to the minute
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with this gigantic far side explosion.
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So it broke one rhythm to establish another connection.
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But I, I'm kinda getting the sense that might be the first quake like
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the f- kind of the first signal of this other wave that's coming in of
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just in general increased earthquake activity during solar minimum.
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And the same can be said for volcanic activity.
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That signal also exists.
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It's not it's not huge, but it is a statistically significant signal that
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there is larger, more frequent volcanic events during solar minimum than there
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is during solar maximum And to wrap, I just think that there's some aspect
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of solar maximum that impacts this rhythm that I'm, and these trends I'm
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describing because if you have more energy loaded in on these longer timeframes,
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I think that can create bigger events.
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So going back to solar cycle 24, the 2010s, there's tons of super high
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magnitude earthquakes during that solar minimum and that timeframe in general
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between 23, 24, 25, so the basically 21st century, bottom of the Gleissberg cycle.
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That means that we had that 50, 60 years of heavy solar loading from
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the peak of the Gleissberg cycle.
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So we're still in that trough, too.
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That's important to keep in mind.
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So there can definitely be some really big events coming up for the next few years.
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Does this mean that the Earth is going to end or the world's gonna
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flip or explode or something?
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No I don't see any evidence of that, though there are some interesting
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things happening, but I just, I don't think that's the case.
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But yeah, this can actually affect people, like you were saying.
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Tsunami can hit, and it can be destructive, it can be deadly.
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So we should not go straight to fantasy land with everyone dies, but
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we should also not just completely discount that these things, which
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some people seem to do, that these things matter and can knock houses off
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foundations and, have real world effects.
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Yeah,
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definitely.
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Like where you are on Lake Tahoe, they've re- they've recorded
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massive waves of energy coming in from landslides hitting the lake.
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So there can be these crazy events that occur depending on… That's like
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a earthquake on a fault that has a 500-year reoccurrence interval, and
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that's a one in 12,000 year event.
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They don't know exactly how often, but these things happen, so it's really wild.
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Yeah, we had some pretty good earthquake activity not too
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long ago close to this area.
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We had, we even, in this house, we had some pretty good shaking.
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So y- it happens.
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I lived in Southern California for a long time as a Navy SEAL
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and, I remember being in my condo one time and it shook like crazy.
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And I was like, wow, I know s- I knew there were some guys out diving.
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So I went in and they were telling, the guys that were on the boat, they were
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like, "We didn't even know anything was going on." So top of the water,
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nothing, but the guys that were diving, they thought a huge ship had gone
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overboard, o- over the top of them.
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They were like, "What are those guys doing up on the surface? They're not protecting
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us." 'Cause they were, like, just bounced around like crazy in the water column.
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So it was real- really interesting, how these energies
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move through the environment.
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Yeah, it's interesting.
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They must have been right near the bottom and had like the compressional
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waves stir things up and shake them.
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Absolutely.
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But then be- Yeah … because the shear waves don't pass through water,
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the boat was effectively unperturbed.
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Yeah.
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But- What year was that?
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Was that Northridge '91 or is this further back?
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No, that was a little bit after that.
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Okay … or no, it was it was before that.
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So Northridge came later.
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It was, that was, wow, that was incredible down in San Diego.
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It hit once and I was like, "Wow, that was, where was that?" And then I- it
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was like early in the morning, I went, went back to sleep, and then it hit
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again almost with the same intensity.
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But yeah I don't know.
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So back when I was a Navy SEAL, back in the maybe the early or late 2000
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or 1990s, '98, something like that.
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The
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Yeah, there's a rich history of earthquake activity that I'm really
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going into for Southern California.
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And one thing that's relev- I m- I'm in San Diego right now.
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One thing that's relevant there is that there's this bouncing between what's
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called the East California Seismic Zone- … which is basically the Mojave Desert.
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Yeah.
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And this is on the eastern side of San Andreas.
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And then what happens is it's… The activity is focused
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there on a decadal timeframe.
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This could be like 30, 40, 50, 60 years.
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And then it bounces back over to the western side of the plate, and
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effectively it's more San Andreas based.
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And it's this loading and rupture cycle basically that exists.
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And so all these earthquakes popping off.
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And right now we're probably at the transition between all of them
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happening in the Mojave, 'cause there's been big magnitude sevens out there
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over the past few decades, probably back to the western side, which is
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where all the population centers are.
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But all those big earthquakes, they load energy into the faults
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nearby- … and eventually then they get to that point where they rupture.
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All this information is so readily available now.
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So the way I see it is like there's all this info research that a
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lot of amazing people have done.
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Not everyone has a brain for kinda seeing the big picture, and that's fine.
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Some people are really good at getting, a crazy list of data in
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front of them and meticulously going through it and do all that stuff and
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send someone else to the psych ward.
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But we need people that do have kind of a big brain or a big picture
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view to take that data and then also pair it with what we're seeing now.
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Because there's this idea that earthquake prediction's
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impossible, and it's not easy.
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Yeah.
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It's not easy.
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But if we just keep telling ourselves that the four-minute mile's impossible,
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then it's gonna be impossible.
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If we keep telling ourselves that we can't, forecast anything to
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some degree, then yeah, we're gonna keep just blundering around.
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And so what I've been able to do fairly accurately is forecast
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global trends in seismicity.
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Location's difficult- Sometimes you get activity that's indicative of
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maybe this is a foreshock swarm, so then you can put a higher probability
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forecast for that location.
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There's… You could look at strain accumulation rates, but a lot of
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this data is locked behind research or government basically walls.
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It's not publicly accessible data, and it gets to a point where
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it's so detailed to have the big picture of everywhere on the globe
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simultaneously is probably impossible.
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Maybe AI systems will help with this in the future.
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I don't know.
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But that's really where I am right now, is that I'm just doing as much as I can to
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research into all these different places, California, Italy, Japan, like everywhere.
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Yep.
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And then because I'm tracking it daily just through that, you get a familiarity
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and a sense of these locations, and then you can start to use that beautiful
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gift from God, which is intuition, to guide you that last little bit.
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As a Navy SEAL I don't know what your training was like, your missions or
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anything, but imagine that intuition was at least a little part of your
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success as a SEAL, just like feeling something was off or feeling that
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you need to go do this, whatever.
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Oh yeah, definitely.
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Not everybody talks about it.
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There's a few of us that talk about it, and you see some
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people that have picked it up.
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I also remote viewed and, would see s- would see stuff that was
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coming as much as a week out.
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So- Wow … there is there's that capability.
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We all have that.
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But like you're talking about, you have, gone deep into some of
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these aspects, but you keep it very scientific and I really appreciate that.
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I know you're, you have that thread of the an- the intuitive side which I think
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is ideal to guide you and bring you to some areas that might need a little
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bit more focus than you would otherwise give it, and then you see things.
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So I, I see that in your work quite a bit, and I think that's
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that's … Not everybody goes there.
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I've followed a lot of people over the years.
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Dutchsinse was one that I followed for quite a long time.
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And he seemed to have a somewhat scientific bent, although he doesn't
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have a scientific background or a science background like you do.
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But he was, projecting fairly well, a deep earthquake sometimes followed by a bigger
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more shallower earthquake, and it moves around these fault zones and so forth.
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So you've taken, I think, to a, an incredible level of re- your research is
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phenomenal, like you're talking about.
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Campi Flegrei, looks like it's gonna blow, but it doesn't, and it just
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shifts somewhere else, and you've been able to follow, those shifts
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all around the world really well.
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Yeah, D- Dutch since I haven't met him but we've chatted just a couple time on
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his livestreams and he's, he says some nice things because I guess he watches
23:29
my channel as well, and he's a perfect example of how tracking this stuff daily
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or at some regular frequency for a long duration of time teaches you a lot.
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Yeah.
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I'm not sure how often he's in a research paper or 10 of them.
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Probably every now and then.
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The guy posts every now on Twitter, X, whatever, and, he's not dumb.
23:52
He's a smart guy.
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Oh,
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yeah.
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But that component of tracking it frequently is so key.
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And see, that's where and at a global sense too, 'cause
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he's doing it for the globe.
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And so s- a lot of these people, they may be a mainstream scientist
24:10
or whatever, they say, "Oh, it's not possible," they… Every time I see
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it, it's like they're hyper-focused on understanding the transform faulting
24:20
of Northwestern China or something.
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It's okay yeah, you're gonna be the ultimate expert in these transform
24:26
faults in Northwestern China, but you're not gonna at all see the
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global picture or have a sense of what's happening 'cause you simply
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just haven't been tracking it, right?
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Yeah.
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If you're not going to the gym every day, you're probably not gonna be jacked.
24:39
So it's really that simple, but people wanna fool themselves
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into being, like, an expert.
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They're not doing the work, or I don't know what it is.
24:47
I kinda get it.
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But yeah, it's really just who… can you track this?
24:53
Can keep yourself humble by continuously researching and learning and then just-
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Yeah … when you go, do get that little intuitive hit, can you listen to it
25:01
and just- Yeah … actually follow it?
25:03
It's just basically learning that system.
25:06
And I, through my let's call it YouTube journey, I've seen how, and
25:13
I think that Earth is directly… the consciousness of the Earth is directly
25:18
guiding me in subtle ways, as she does with everybody in their own way.
25:22
But I… my first video that I made was on the Schumann resonances
25:25
and it just happened to take off.
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Wow.
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And that's kinda what g- got everything going.
25:29
If it just sat there and got no views, I probably wouldn't have kept doing YouTube
25:34
because- … when you're working and working… And it took a lot of work.
25:37
I still pushed through it.
25:39
But if you're really doing a lot of work and not getting anything out
25:42
of it, it's okay, what's the point?
25:43
This clearly just isn't vibing or resonating.
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Yeah.
25:47
You started your YouTube channel, I was just looking all the way back in 2013?
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Yeah.
25:52
I uploaded some a couple of videos from some just geophysical
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projects I worked on in 2013.
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But my first- … that Schumann video is my real first video, you could say.
26:04
And that was released in February 2021.
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I did release a couple a gardening video in November of 2020.
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It's not there anymore because I'm also interested in gardening
26:15
and all these things, so I didn't know what my channel was gonna be.
26:18
… But that was, it was-
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You just muted
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Oh, I think maybe I was muted for a while.
26:28
Nope.
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It just- Just worked
26:29
on it or so.
26:30
You're good.
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Oh, it just clicked randomly.
26:32
Okay.
26:32
That's interesting.
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Yeah, so I, I did a lot of GPR and magnetometer surveys and seismic surveys
26:41
before I ventured off into YouTube land.
26:45
And one thing I wanna get doing again fairly soon is I would really
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like to be doing field work again, but this time at sacred sites.
26:55
Ooh.
26:55
And try to see if I can find energy lines or just help-
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Ley line stuff, huh?
27:01
Yeah
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… figure out what the deal is.
27:03
There's something to some of these locations as I'm sure you've probably
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visited a few of them, at least.
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Oh, yeah.
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, there's something to that.
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In fact, I do.
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I've been to Egypt several times yeah lot of the sites here in the United States.
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So yeah they're phenomenal.
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There's… You can feel the energy in them like you're talking about.
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Doing the research on that's a fantastic cause.
27:24
Yeah.
27:24
Good job.
27:26
We haven't done it yet, but we- Yeah
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We, I hope- Hopefully … to do that soon.
27:29
It's, it's- Good … a question of, getting some bug out van and
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just hitting the road- There you go … with a whole bunch of gear
27:36
and doing three months of it or something, and it should be a good time.
27:39
Sweet.
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Yeah.
27:41
So your YouTube channel you're approaching a million subscribers.
27:44
That's im- that's impressive by any means.
27:46
My, my channel, unfortunately, I got taken down a lot during the COVID because
27:50
I was trying to expose a lot of stuff.
27:51
But, … it is, it's quite a challenge to keep people entertained, keep
27:55
them in- interested, and so forth, so you've done a except- exceptional job.
27:59
Your background give us a little bit more of your background.
28:01
You're talking about being in the Boy Scouts and really loving
28:04
the outdoors and so forth.
28:05
And eventually you got some educational your educa- educational process brought
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you to a lot of this stuff, right?
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Yeah.
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I mean-
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Pretty, pretty normal background, I was just always super interested in science.
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So any science class I excelled in.
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I could very easily have gone into biology, could have gone into
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chemistry, a- any of these subjects.
28:29
There's just something about exploring the world in a scientific
28:34
way that kind of just resonates with my mind, like how it operates.
28:42
But the big upgrade you could say is that I've learned to expand as
28:46
well also into the right side of my brain- … which is a more intuitive
28:52
and holistic, connected, empathetic side because there's so much left
28:58
brain dominance that exists right now.
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I believe it's the left brain that's the very analytical and focused.
29:04
Yeah.
29:04
So I've, I've helped to bring those together into balance, and traveling
29:09
around a lot helped with that.
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I did a lot of traveling in 2020 1, '22, '23 just in general now.
29:16
But yeah, I just, I have to give a lot of thanks to… I, I
29:20
didn't go to any special school.
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It was a great school, but it's public school.
29:24
I have to give a lot of thanks to my teachers there.
29:26
But more than that, I guess I just have to give some, thanks to the, to
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God, universe, whatever you want to call it, a source, because it's really
29:36
my curiosity that drives things more.
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So- … it didn't really matter what teacher I had for a subject, I
29:45
just have an insatiable curiosity.
29:47
And don't exactly know why, but it, it- … makes life exciting and
29:53
keeps… i've… yesterday I was out walking and we had a quarter moon.
29:59
Right now we're now waxing gibbous phase.
30:02
We're about to have our full moon on the 31st.
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But I looked up and it's the daytime, so the moon is pretty nicely illuminated,
30:09
and the sun… Since it's quarter moon, the sun is getting ready
30:12
to set, but it's not setting yet.
30:14
But it was the trippiest thing.
30:15
It looked like the Death Star was in orbit around our planet.
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It literally could have been.
30:20
I saw the moon for the first time, effectively.
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I felt like I saw the moon for what it was for the first time.
30:24
I was like, "What is this?" And because you could see the mares
30:28
the oceans, the dark, the dark basaltic plains and everything.
30:31
Oh.
30:31
And the fact that it was at that phase and had the geometry with the sun gave all
30:38
of a sudden now this larger perspective of it wasn't just the Earth-Moon system,
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it was the Earth-Moon-Sun system.
30:47
And see, the Moon is about the size of the inner core.
30:51
The two are about equivalent in diameter.
30:53
So you- I didn't even know that.
30:54
Wow.
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Yeah, it's an interesting little tidbit.
30:56
Now the inner core is much more massive than the Moon, but if, in terms of
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just, its density's a lot higher.
31:03
But if you look at the Moon, effectively you're seeing the
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size of Earth's inner core.
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Wow.
31:08
So there's just all these… it all hit me at once, 'cause I've, just recently
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I've been on a new research phase.
31:13
So all this info has just been, like, moving around in my synapses.
31:18
And it just looked so high definition and just- real in a new way.
31:24
Like I under- unlock some new Like e- the blur went away on the picture.
31:30
I was like, "Whoa, okay." And our system's unique, the fact that we do have this
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one moon that we somehow captured.
31:38
Yeah.
31:38
Because based off of pretty good understandings of how the solar system
31:43
formed, but huge grain of salt with that in general, we probably had a natural
31:47
satellite system like s- like Jupiter or Saturn or Uranus that then got scattered
31:54
as a result of the capture of our moon.
31:57
Which is an interesting idea to think about.
31:58
But, we have this very bizarre system here on Earth that we take for granted,
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and we mo- Like I, I was joking around, I think it was the same day just
32:08
before I had that kind of aha moment.
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I saw these two girls walking, and one of them had all these like
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mystical, magical tattoos or something.
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So she looked a little witchy.
32:18
And so I stopped on my bike.
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I was like, "Where's the moon?
32:22
Where's the moon?
32:23
Where's the moon?" And they were like, "Ah." They couldn't find the
32:26
moon, which is fine because it's like small and you have to find it.
32:30
But most people though would totally fail that, right?
32:33
They would have no clue.
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They're like, "What? I- is it a full moon right now?" So they were at least
32:38
looking around and they knew that it was out, but there's this huge disconnect
32:44
that exists between normal people and like where, what's actually hap- like
32:48
what's actually happening on this planet.
32:51
Yeah, definitely.
32:53
And I remember w- my wife and I, we went to Lake Titicaca, and we were
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staying on this I think Island of the Moon, and we were at the top of it.
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There was a little house up there, and so we had it to ourselves.
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And we went out, and the Milky Way was just unbelievable how bright it was.
33:09
There was, no other lighting around that would dim it, and it was just like,
33:14
just you almost like you could touch it.
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The stars were so bright, and you could see like the just
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millions, trillions of stars.
33:23
It's just incredible.
33:25
So it really is humbling when you see something like that.
33:28
And just before that, we'd seen, there was like a thunderstorm that
33:31
had gone across a part of the lake.
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So we saw the whole thunderstorm, and then it cleared, and we saw all those stars.
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Wow, it's just magical.
33:39
Beau- beautiful times.
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Yeah, experience like that.
33:44
We have this… we've been connecting this way for hundreds of thousands of years.
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Yeah.
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Like millions of years.
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So it's only recently that this big resistor has been put in
33:57
between this natural- Right
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connection between everything.
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Good
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point.
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So it just requires just a little bit of effort to go to this sort
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of locations, 'cause nowadays most people have light pollution.
34:09
Or you need to spend, kind of 10 minutes just looking at the lunar phases for the
34:14
next month, and then making an effort to, okay, every single day I'm gonna kinda
34:21
see where it is and try to find the Moon and understand the rise and set times.
34:25
The… I get these waves of comments sometimes where they
34:27
all take on a similar theme.
34:29
It's interesting.
34:30
This can be emails, comments, just correspondence, whatever.
34:33
And there was a wave that went through maybe six months ago where
34:37
everyone thought the Moon was, like, veering off course or something.
34:40
"The Moon has never been this position in the sky before. What's it doing?"
34:44
But it's a, it's a fairly complex equation between what season it is and,
34:48
the tilt angle of the Earth- … and therefore its direction towards the Sun.
34:53
And then also the Moon has inclination with its orbit 5.15%.
34:58
So where are the lunar nodes, and is it gonna be at its most inclined
35:02
for a full moon, or it will actually be at its least inclined for a full
35:05
moon, so it just skims over the top?
35:07
This creates a whole ever-changing kinda picture of where the Moon
35:12
may be at any given moment.
35:15
Or just tracking…
35:17
You have, for example, a new moon, and that means that at sunset you have the
35:24
Sun and the Moon setting simultaneously.
35:27
You're not gonna see the Moon, 'cause on the day of a new moon
35:30
you're simply not gonna see it.
35:31
It's too close to the Sun.
35:33
But then the next day you'll have the sunset, and then the
35:35
Moon will set right afterwards.
35:37
Two days later, you'll have the Moon, you'll have the sunset, and
35:40
then you'll have a ha- like, a very thin crescent moon th- up for
35:45
maybe an hour, and then it'll set.
35:47
So if you then use that time of sunset as your your kind of tracking point,
35:53
you'll see the moon progressively get higher and higher in the sky for sunset.
35:57
And then eventually it'll actually, flip and it'll start to get closer
36:01
and closer to the eastern horizon.
36:03
And then two weeks after that new moon, you'll have the sun
36:06
set and then the moon will rise.
36:10
And so you can track it this way.
36:12
There's a lot of different ways to track.
36:13
You just simply have to realize that there may be some benefit to you
36:18
to do this and to actually do it.
36:21
But if you just randomly see it once every three months, and then you're
36:25
following people maybe that are telling you the world's gonna end, or the moon
36:29
is… I don't know what the moon is, there's a lot of crazy stuff out there.
36:32
Then you're gonna be like, "What's happening with the moon?"
36:34
"We're all gonna die." It's you, it's winter and it's at low inclination and
36:39
you haven't been tracking it, it's cool.
36:41
Like it's, yeah.
36:42
They're at this point where they recognize that there's something cool
36:45
there, not jumping to these crazy conclusions I think is important.
36:48
Instead it's "Okay, what can I do? And here's a list of moon phases
36:52
and let's learn a little bit."
36:54
Yeah, definitely.
36:55
And getting that close to the star systems and so forth and the moon I think
36:59
that's really important for everybody.
37:01
'Cause when you look at the past they were really into it.
37:04
You go to all the ancient, sites and they all have, some kind of astronomical
37:08
vision to have it carved in rocks and so forth in, in their pyramids and so forth.
37:13
And then down in South America, they actually have observatories
37:16
that are still down there.
37:17
It's but they're ancient and they're, falling apart.
37:20
No one knows anything about them how they were used and crazy.
37:24
So a lot of this stuff like we're talking about is lost.
37:27
And getting it back, I think you're moving us in that direction to
37:30
get it back, to have that, that- childlike, wonder, to explore and
37:36
find out all these different things.
37:38
Now, you do travel quite a bit.
37:40
You… I've seen you in Hawaii when the, the volcano's been going off.
37:44
We just had a Moana- Moana Loa just had a huge earthquake in it and
37:50
what are your thoughts about that?
37:52
Oh, like just a few days ago?
37:53
Yeah.
37:53
You mean on the western side?
37:55
Yeah.
37:55
That, that was a weird earthquake, It was … because it was felt so widely
38:00
across the islands, even to Niihau, the Forbidden Island, like west of Kauai.
38:06
Wow.
38:06
And they felt it there as well.
38:08
Now, I looked at some of the earthquake records that were- where we have
38:13
this do you feel it information- with people, they send in their responses.
38:18
We don't have that from the 1950s or something.
38:20
And like maybe I could look through some Army report, right?
38:25
But just in terms of quickly getting a bit of information only
38:29
the recent, let's say, 20 years has that do you feel it information.
38:33
So the 6.9 that struck on the eastern side of the Big Island, not
38:37
the western side, of course, the Hawaiian Island chains go to the west.
38:42
The 6.9 that struck in 2018 didn't have nearly as many did you feel
38:47
it responses as the magnitude six.
38:50
Wow.
38:50
Is different side of the island, different depth, but it's also
38:55
nearly 32 times more energy.
38:57
So you think just through simple- simply like the sheer power of it being
39:02
bigger, maybe it would be felt more widely to the west, but it wasn't.
39:07
So this earthquake had some unusual properties to it.
39:11
There was a 6.2 that also occurred north of the epicenter, but it was
39:15
like northwest of the Big Island, just off the coast but just a little bit.
39:19
That one was also felt going to the west to Oahu, Kauai, but it
39:24
didn't have as many did you feel it responses as this magnitude six, and
39:28
it's also a 6.2, and that one was even in a better location, perhaps,
39:32
to radiate energy across the plate.
39:36
So I can't say it's like the most odd thing ever, but certainly bizarre.
39:42
And it's speaking to this solar volcanic cycle because… And I've just recently
39:50
made some videos on this, but- Th- the p- the Puʻu ʻŌʻō eruption from '83 to
39:58
2018, which ended with the massive rift eruption, Leilani Estates, and then
40:03
the magnitude 6.9, that was the biggest eruption from Kīlauea, in 200 plus years.
40:10
Yeah.
40:10
And now we've had 47 fountaining episodes at the Halemaʻumaʻu crater, which is the
40:19
main crater for Kīlauea, nearly twice as fast as the lava fountaining episodes that
40:25
occurred for the beginning of this long, 35-year Puʻu ʻŌʻō eruption for Kīlauea.
40:31
So maybe they're apples to apples, maybe they're apples to oranges.
40:34
We'll only find out years from now when we have all the data.
40:37
Yeah.
40:38
But the fact that we did see this big eruptive cycle, and then the
40:42
6.9, and then immediately a- and then this big caldera collapse at
40:46
Kīlauea, it's starting to fill back up, having tons of fountaining eruptions.
40:50
And we see that volcanic activity at Hawaii, I did this analysis myself,
40:55
volcanic activity at Hawaii does increase a little bit during solar minimum versus
41:01
maximum or going into solar minimum.
41:02
It's okay maybe we're building up to something.
41:05
Then this magnitude six hits just a few days ago.
41:09
Kīlauea was having a pretty regular rhythm for these
41:13
eruptions of about every 10 days.
41:15
She was doing about nine hours of lava fountaining.
41:18
Now, episode 48, which was expected to begin today, is getting pushed back 'cause
41:24
now the inflation tilt data for Kīlauea is going through these random drops.
41:29
It's done this twice now.
41:31
So it's not like we haven't seen this sort of thing before, but the
41:34
moment that earthquake occurred, I was like, "Something's gonna change
41:37
at Kīlauea because of that shockwave hitting the system." It's a big,
41:40
clearly that was a big shockwave.
41:42
Yeah.
41:42
That's the point of all the did you feel it to the west.
41:45
Clearly it's a big shockwave in all directions.
41:48
For whatever reason, it had a lot of energy in that component, you could say.
41:53
'Cause it wasn't just up and down motion like some earthquakes.
41:57
There was a strong sideways component to it, which could blast it off that way.
42:01
So now we're seeing Kīlauea with the inflation of the
42:05
caldera behaving differently.
42:09
And so it's like this earthquake wasn't necessarily volcanic in nature.
42:15
May- maybe, but in general, it's all volcanic because the hotspot is
42:19
creating the islands to begin with.
42:21
But you see how then it looped back, and it was able to influence
42:24
the volcanic system through this earthquake that occurred that wasn't
42:29
necessarily volcanic in nature.
42:31
It didn't, impend some imminent eruption, though I think Hawaii's got more coming
42:38
and maybe this is actually a larger cycle, and Puʻu ʻŌʻō may have just
42:43
been like the first big wave from that.
42:44
It's certainly possible.
42:46
So th- this is why it's important to track this because s- several hundred homes
42:51
were destroyed in 2018, Leilani Estates.
42:53
I met someone who was there.
42:55
Her house was spared, but basically one night she woke up, and there was just a
42:59
sudden fissure throwing magma, shooting magma up into the air hundreds of feet,
43:05
like just a few hundred feet away from her house, and for four months she lived like
43:08
that, the gas and the, the- earthquakes, the rumbling, and with the fear that any
43:13
moment everything could get destroyed.
43:16
Yeah.
43:16
We really need to, Not saying other people aren't taking this seriously, but
43:21
there's this mental block about seeing the larger connection between the sun,
43:28
the planets, and the Earth, and also the cosmic environment because that has
43:32
been programmed into people for a long time now, as we discussed early on.
43:37
And astrology's, in many ways, like the root of that because it,
43:40
it gives you a really big glimpse into the mechanism of reality.
43:45
You could say it's not everything, of course, but it's like a
43:48
pretty big glimpse into it.
43:50
So if there's anyone that wants to disconnect you from that for
43:53
their own profit and to control things, they're gonna do and that
43:56
has been the case, in my opinion.
43:59
And so there's this programmed belief that this stuff's all nonsense.
44:03
So a lot of these people which have good intentions and wanna help people, they're
44:07
l- they're fundamentally blocked and limited because they can't get past the
44:11
astrology is nonsense- And so then they're gonna have a less of ability, they're not
44:17
gonna be as good at forecasting this stuff because the big picture is often what's
44:22
driving what's happening when and where.
44:25
So it's really important societally, that's the point, right?
44:28
It's like important at a societal level if you care for your fellow
44:31
human beings to look at all the things and apply that scientific mindset
44:37
and also that little bit of intuition to help guide you whichever way
44:41
spirit is gonna give you the answer.
44:42
'Cause I think also Earth and the Sun and God and all the guys, right- … want
44:48
us to be more empowered and actualized and live on this planet peacefully.
44:52
And Mother's gonna keep doing earthquakes and stuff, but, I had a
44:56
dream that an earthquake was occurring right before that Hawaii quake.
44:59
Wow.
44:59
There was people in Hawaii that commented when I was live streaming or whatever,
45:02
they're like, "Yeah, I had a feeling something was coming that night." So
45:07
she… Sometimes Earth talks very directly to people to let them know- … things
45:11
are coming because she doesn't wanna hurt them, but she's gotta do whatever
45:14
this earthquake needs to do or-
45:16
Yeah
45:16
this is what I believe.
45:18
Yeah.
45:18
It's frequency energy and vibrational energy and so
45:20
forth, and people pick up on it.
45:22
Especially like you you're, very focused on it.
45:25
The coronal holes I've never seen any… I've never even thought about
45:29
coronal holes, and since I've watched your work, I can see that the coronal
45:34
holes definitely have an impact.
45:36
Weather, earthquakes, volcanic activity, you name it, coronal holes which you've
45:41
covered quite well have some impact.
45:44
It's an, it's very impressive.
45:47
Yeah.
45:47
I'll pull one up right now for people to see, just so they- Oh … can see
45:51
it from… I'll put it behind me.
45:53
Nice And I can just quickly turn myself off.
45:57
These coronal holes are the dark spots on the sun.
46:00
And those are areas where the outermost atmosphere of the sun,
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which is all plasma, the fourth state of matter is deficient.
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So there's not that much plasma there, and that affects the light flux that we
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receive, and they have a special magnetic field to them, and it gets, they emit
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these high-speed streams of solar wind.
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So it's very interesting.
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Yeah
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… but yeah, we… This solar cycle specifically has had these big
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trans-equatorial coronal holes, so cutting through the solar equator,
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meaning that they very nicely hit us with their special solar wind.
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Their high-speed streams of solar wind, low density, and
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the magnetic field connection.
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And that has been… I've tracked that for a while, not necessarily because
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I went into this knowing about coronal holes- … but just because we saw
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over and over and over this connection.
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Yeah.
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Yep.
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And a great example… Yeah, a great example of this is back in March of
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just last year, 2025, when we had this gigantic coronal hole on the
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sun, like really massive coronal hole, trans-equatorial right there.
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And at the same time, that connected to us and it went geoaffect to everything.
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We had Mercury and Venus directly in front of the Earth, both performing
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what are known as inferior conjunctions.
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Or if we use astrology lingo, a cazimi.
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But Mercury and Venus can do inferior conjunctions or superior.
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Superior would be when they're on the other side of the sun.
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So the- they were both in line.
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So it was a Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth alignment.
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You have that coronal hole with the magnetic field
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connecting all them together.
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And then on March 28th, we had… And we had a big storm from that,
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a big geostorm on the 24th or 25th.
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Then on the 28th, we had the magnitude 7.7 earthquake strike
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Myanmar, which was very destructive.
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On that same day, and there was an aftershock, a 6.7, I believe.
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There was also two earthquakes that struck a mid-ocean ridge,
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a 6.6 and a 6.1- … or a 6.2.
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So it was clearly a seismic burst, and in fact, that was the
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beginning of a bigger seismic burst that went into April for 2025.
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But at the same time as that magnitude 7.7, just like what we had yesterday,
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there was a huge solar flare and coronal mass ejection on the limb of the sun.
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And so it didn't, it w- did not launch a solar storm to hit us, but the timing
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was that we get this gigantic solar flare, just solar explosion, basically.
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One of the biggest of the solar cycle, right?
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Definitely in that top list.
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It went off like a Death Star beam or something.
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And then we had that magnitude 7.7.
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So it was one of these, again, one of these clusterings of outlier events.
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You have this outlier planetary geometry.
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You have this outlier gigantic coronal hole.
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You have this outlier gigantic solar explosion.
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You have this outlier deadliest and most destructive earthquake of 2025.
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It wasn't the megaquake in Russia, it was the 7.7 in Myanmar.
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And in, on the 6th of December in last year, 2025, we had the
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Hubbard Glacier earthquake, Alaska.
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That also occurred to the minute with a solar flare, same as yesterday.
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Myanmar wasn't to the minute, but it was, like very close in time.
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It was, like, within a couple hours or something like that.
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W- so it's just, you pay attention and it just blows your mind.
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And you're still trying to figure out how we can utilize this observational
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data to make better forecasts for when we should be maybe expecting things to
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happen, and therefore to be prepared a little bit more wherever you are.
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That's the next frontier.
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But clearly observationally we're being given the down low all the time.
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Yeah, it's happening, just pay attention, you'll see it.
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Yeah.
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Fantastic.
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And so wow.
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Great great information.
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Thanks for, sharing everything.
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You have a website and a store, earthevolution.com.
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Yeah, we have a variety of there's a little bit of channel merchandise like
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sweatshirts and shirts and whatever.
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And we also have a variety of holistic wellness products.
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So it's all made by people.
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For example, the tea blends are all organic.
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They're mixed and made in Pennsylvania.
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I used to do it myself, but then my dad's helping out now.
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Nice.
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We also have some other products from other people.
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So all the… You'll have to… If you place an order I'll refund
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you, but we'll send some some tea your way if you guys are into that,
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or the coffee, whatever you want.
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Definitely.
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Yeah.
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I like to do that for guest appearances.
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That's always fun.
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So that's a resource for people.
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They're really super high quality because, everything you buy in stores
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now, not everything, but a lot of it's just the dust at the bottom of a barrel.
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It's unfortunate.
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So this is United States only.
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Okay.
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Your boom shakalaka I love that.
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That's fun when you bring that up.
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Yeah.
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I d- I don't really know, I was trying to get a good intro for a video one day.
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And I was just banging my head against the wall.
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I don't know why I was struggling so much, but I was, and then I just… And 'cause I
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had my thing recording, and all this then, when I edit my video, cut out all the
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prior takes beforehand, and then all of a sudden it's just "Boom shakalaka, guys.
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We had this huge thing happen," or whatever.
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And I decided to keep that one and it just stuck.
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That's the one thing that stuck very well.
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I appreciate you and your support and viewership.
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And there's people across the whole range that- Yeah … they
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know very little, but they enjoy.
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And then there's people like yourselves who, you've been to all these or a lot
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of these energy sites multiple times.
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You've been studying this for decades, and you're, you're also watching and
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supporting, and that helps hold this resonance- Good point … that's really-
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Yep … changing things quite quickly.
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Yep … and my job is really just to make sure I don't screw it up and just to be-
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… a good relayer of information, right?
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It doesn't need to be any more- … complex than that.
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Have a little bit of fun because pe- people you don't want them
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to be bored nowadays, but you don't need to go crazy or wild.
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Just to have a good delivery of information because, I'm not really…
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It's, I'm doing all this research and everything.
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That's cool, great, whatever.
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Other people are doing that, too.
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I think the bigger picture here is that I'm tapping into a group
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collective resonance of information and understanding- Yeah … and sharing that.
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And so it, it's- Yeah.
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… It's not just my own efforts.
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It's really just this collective resonance, standing wave, Schumann
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thing, whatever, that we all are building together- Is a critical
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component to me even being able to do these presentations, I think-
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Yeah
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… in the first place.
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Fan- fantastic.
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Th- such a treat to have you on, Stephan.
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Thanks so much for coming on.
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Again, we're following your work promoting you as much as we can.
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I put little tidbits of your stuff out there all the time and
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link it to some of the stuff that I'm following and doing as well.
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'Cause it seems like we're both kinda moving in the same
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direction for a lot of stuff.
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So thanks so much for coming on.
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Awesome.
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Thank you, guys.
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Thank you.