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Unknown: Okay.
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ABC Health Friday night health call.
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You We got
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plenty to talk about.
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Now I'm in Tulsa right now at the Reawaken America tour with Clay Clark
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and General Flynn. They run that, and,
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it was fun to meet him
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and, let him know I wanna sponsor him.
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And I I hugged Judy Makovich.
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Doctor Makovich is so cool.
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And I gave her hugs
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one day. The next day, she got more hugs.
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And Tracy, she's the head of the autism
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the biggest autism foundation
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because of her own child she had to fix with severe autism.
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And she went into that, and
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and she gave me three hugs.
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The the point being
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that it was very good to go there
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and meet with people that are like mindedness
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and are interested
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in doing business and succeeding.
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Clay Cott teaches success in business. That's what he strategizes
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in. And he holds
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a lot of conferences
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and takes people on board and helps them take their
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everything they're doing to the next level, increase
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their company's
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volume
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by teaching them the right methods to be able to do that, and he's very effective at it. People are very
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happy
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his
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teachings that advance them.
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So everybody needs to be prosperous
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if they if they choose to.
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And the first thing is if you don't have your health you're not interested in prosperity.
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A matter of fact, your health is bad enough
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wealth doesn't have
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it doesn't matter because you're leaving it all behind.
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So the first most important thing
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in my life
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has to be my health
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and if I don't invest in myself
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and in my own health
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then I'm wasting
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precious
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resources
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that I could
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invest in myself
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and fix me.
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Now,
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I had a lot of people
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that
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grabbed that magnesium
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ozone today. I set up a table
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and
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they took the
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clear clean sip straws,
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and
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they're going to wanna do more business. When you go to shows like this, you collect numbers,
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and they're all gonna wanna do,
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the ones that wanna do business or see what you've got and see what you see,
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they're gonna come step up to you.
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And they're gonna say, we need this here. Everybody knows they need
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something to clean their bottled water if they're drinking it. It is garbage.
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So that's why I can take those giant seven foot banners, set them up, and people are attracted to come over to whatever I've got.
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They're very attractive and so are the so are the products.
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And they're very impulsive.
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People actually realize, wait a second.
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But the best response was from doctor Brian Artis.
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After he gave me all his personal information,
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he said
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I went and brought him one of those straws. I told him to pick a color while he was in a circle with about
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five people, six people,
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And he said, oh my goodness. Let me tell you a story. My son is right here.
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And he tells me this whole story
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about his son had one of those, and he was up in the mountains and the ice and everything and melting. He was drinking with that up in the mountains and, you know, hiking and everything,
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and one and he lost his straw.
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He said they went down to the bottom of the mountain, and he was so upset he lost his straw that he went all the way back up the mountain to go find a white straw in the white snow.
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And and, doctor Otis said, he found it.
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And when I gave him one of those, he let his son pick out the one he's gonna take.
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Because I said, I just gave it to him. You know? I'm I'm not selling it to him. I need him to, like, work with.
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And it was he is the happiest guy,
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doctor Artis. I watched him interacting with everybody.
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That smile barely ever leaves his face.
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He is just a relaxed, joyous,
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just beautiful human being. Really, he is.
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And
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you but you should see
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when I hit
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general Flynn in the shoulder, and I said, I need to speak to you. And when I told him I wanna sponsor him, he just lit up.
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But
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Jeanette told me that he's in a lot of
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arthritic pain,
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and she says, need to get that gel on him tomorrow or the neck before so he came to my table today, and I said, let's put that Jeanette said to get that gel on your hands. You got arthritis
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pain. And and he says he had things in his hand. He says, you're gonna be here tomorrow? Okay. Tomorrow. I'll come tomorrow.
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Anyway,
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it it it's a lot of fun to be with all like minded people that is sick of this nonsense in this country, and they have some understanding
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of what nonsense really is that's going on, and it's not pretty. Okay. We all know that it's not pretty. We must must
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come together with like minded individuals and protect the number one thing in our lives, our health.
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Because nothing is more important than that.
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Anything else comes second. Everything
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now, yes, you have to make money. Sometimes you put it first and you don't think about your health, but in general,
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overall,
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your
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open up your mind to the possibility that your health is the most important thing in your life and that the purpose of even making funds and revenue
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would be so you have everything you ever need for your health and then beyond.
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So I take it very seriously
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because in my 70 year, if I don't pay attention to my health what's going to happen if I eat all the wrong things all the time?
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It ain't going to be good. I ain't going to be here as long as I want to be.
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And you know how long I want to be here?
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As long as I can be healthy and feel the love of the one that breathes me on each breath.
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One breath at a time. And as long as that is available,
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I wanna be here.
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I wanna feel that love,
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but I gotta be healthy.
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So now
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that's two things I got. I gotta feel the love and I gotta be healthy.
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These are like mandates
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in my life.
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If I mess them up,
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life is no good.
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Either you don't take care of you and invest in your own health
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or you don't feel the love, either one of them is no good.
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I want to feel it.
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I don't want to hear the words,
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I wanna feel
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that preciousness inside of me.
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One breath at a time, I'll settle. Just always in the moment now is all you can ever feel even a pinch.
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When you can feel love only in the moment now, what about the next moment?
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I want that one too.
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And the next one,
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one breath at a time. When
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you become aware
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and pay
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attention
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to that incredible feeling in your breath,
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something changes and opens up inside of you.
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If you're unaware
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that you are the love and you've been missing a lot of it,
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then you need to be aware of it.
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You definitely need to be aware of the fact that you are the love,
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and it's in only you could feel it one breath at a time.
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There's no other way to experience it.
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It doesn't come from outside of you
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it's inside of you.
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So when I explained
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to some of these people
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that they sent my
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no. You know what I told them? Anybody
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that they're sending to hospice,
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get them on home hospice and call me.
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The grim reaper, when he hears my big mouth,
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he knows he ain't got nothing coming. He's he's gone.
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Once he knows or hears my name, he knows I'm on the job. He has no need.
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No one needs to die of these diseases, folks.
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It's all a lie,
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and everybody's bought into it hook, line, and sinker. Oh, I need medication. Every time something's wrong, I gotta go to the doctor and get a prescription.
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Yeah. Right. Okay. Hey. I wish you luck with that one.
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You're gonna need the luck because
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ignorance.
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Now you have to gamble,
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so you gotta depend on luck.
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You're not using intelligence.
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You never studied
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until you know what you're doing.
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For instance,
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you want to look up every one of those pharmaceuticals.
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Pharmachy is the root word.
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In Greek, it means sorcery.
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In Revelations, it says pharmake
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is sorcery.
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Wait a second. People are going into churches. They're using prescriptions.
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You mean they go to church and and they use sorcery, everybody?
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Uh-huh.
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It's out of ignorance.
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They don't even know their own language, the people, and they don't study.
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It's like whatever's flashed at them on the phone, they all of a sudden, they open that one up.
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Something else comes along. Oh,
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that video popped up. I better see it.
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And they just you can spend hours on the phone watching one video after another that pop that that comes on your phone.
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Scroll down, get the next one, the next one, the next one on Instagram or this. Tweet me. I've done it.
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And there some of them are incredible
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posts that they're making in different places.
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But you can go always
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the most important thing
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is find the right information
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so you
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can know the truth, not just any old truth
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and not just kinda know the truth.
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Because once you know the truth, you can deal with with this physical plane.
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The truth is much easier to deal with than all lies,
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misrepresentations,
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or just nonsense and unsubstantiated
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things.
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I'd rather deal with things I'm absolutely certain about or somebody else shows me that's certain about it.
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And that's why I I'm always open to people that can teach me because there's great knowledge on this planet, and you can only get it by meeting with some of the really brilliant people.
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And they may not be brilliant at everything.
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I know guys that are so brilliant in chemistry, but they can't find their way out of the bathroom
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on marketing,
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on law,
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on,
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just about anything.
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They're just great at what they do.
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The worst thing is when they think they're good at everything.
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I gotta tell you that ego gets in the way and that's their downfall.
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Be humble.
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Recognize
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that if you have something that good, others will come around you and advise you and have amazing
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knowledge for you because you brought something forward. You did something of tremendous
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value.
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That's what anywhere I go with magnesium ozone,
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everybody's recognizing it and wanting it.
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And they
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most I would say 98%
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of the people that ever got it from me,
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they always go and order more.
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Why not? Maybe maybe 96%.
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Whatever. Something high.
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I'll show you.
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I don't make them buy it. I don't even remind them. They call me.
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Edward, I need two more. I need three more. I need a case.
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Oh, all the time.
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And they always do.
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Just because they figure they can call me, they don't even have to go to the website, and they like the idea. I just take care of it.
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One, two, three, it's bad. It's done.
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And we have a good relationship. I try to maintain very amazing relationships with everybody so I can see them through
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to pristine health.
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If they don't contact me back and they have, you know, these little sideways challenges and I don't get to know about, they go to the doctors,
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it's really sad, I gotta tell you. Why didn't you call me? I tell them. Call me first and I'll tell you if you should go to the doctor.
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I know better.
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You don't need the doctors are gonna mess you up, man.
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And I say that. That's my opinion.
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If you think differently, you're entitled to your opinion.
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Just think the doctors,
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as far as healing, they're totally ignorant.
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I mean, 100%
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ignorant as far as healing.
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As
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far as drug dealing, they're 100%
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drug dealers.
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With
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side effects.
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Every one of those pharmaceuticals,
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when you look up the documents, and I make everybody look them up
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so they know really what's going on,
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All of the side effects you look up on the on the negative
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side effects of each prescription,
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they're gonna have a whole lot of them, and that's exactly what it's doing to you even if it hasn't shown up yet. When you get to the bottom of the page,
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hit that button, additional
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side effects
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or rare side effects. It'll say rare side effects. Well, that's what it's doing to you. Even the rare side effects, that's what it's doing to you. And then at the bottom of that page, on every on every one of those pharmaceuticals,
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you'll have another button, additional
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rare side effects.
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And that's exactly what it's doing to you. And when you understand
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that I made Philip do that when he told me, I'm going blind
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a a couple of years ago. When did you start on the he's six prescriptions. I'm thinking. Uh-huh. So
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when did you start those? About a year and three quarters ago, like, after he was going blind. I said, not so fast, Philip. I said, look up all your prescriptions
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and call me back. I want you to do what I just said to everybody on the phone, I told him.
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He called me back the very next day, Philip.
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And he said, Edward,
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four out six of those mess those medicines caused blindness.
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Uh-huh. Now you saw it for yourself. You didn't hear have to hear my big mouth telling you because it wouldn't have stuck. You had to read that for yourself.
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Stop playing games, folks.
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Do a deep dive into everything you're doing. If you're putting something in your body, you better know the side effects.
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Believe me, God can only help those that wanna know true knowledge.
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And if you're not interested, he can't help you the way you need to help.
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And if you're not reading what's in them prescriptions,
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you're making a big mistake what it's doing to you
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because that is the cause of most people's illnesses in this country is those pharmaceuticals.
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We got people off 19 two guy two people off 19 medication, eighteen, seventeen, 16,
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all the way down. Lots of people. Why?
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Because they have to get off of them if their blood pressure straightens out. They can't lower it too much with that crap that's destroying their kidneys, toxifying their kidneys,
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and statins destroys your liver. I wish everybody luck with those pharmaceuticals.
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Anybody that's using them is taking their life.
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Not in their hands. No. They're giving their life over to somebody else's hands, and they do not care if you live or die as long as they get your money.
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They can hook you on prescriptions in that industry.
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Hey.
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More money.
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And if they were expensive,
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we'll put you on dialysis. That's good money. Put everybody on dialysis. They told pastor
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what's
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his name? Oh, my my my friend. Okay. He became my friend.
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I'll think of his name in a second.
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Pastor Aaron.
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They told him, the doctor,
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right before I got on the phone with him, James Clark,
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put me on the phone with him.
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And he he said, the doctor wants me to take my kidneys out tomorrow
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because I have cysts on my kidneys. Both of them put me on dialysis for
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the rest for the rest of my life and and medication.
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I said, if you when you go back to that doctor,
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it shouldn't be don't you ever go back to that doctor until you tell him how you healed yourself. You understand me, I told him, pastor Aaron?
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Well, that was a couple of years ago. And then a year later, the doctor was telling him he had to come in the next day to get his kidneys out again, and he was feeling bad. I said, have you done what I told you to yet? Not yet, Edward.
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Then he did something else I told him to. He did the hot baths with the clay
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because he didn't wrap his midsection to pull out the cyst out of his midsection with the clay and wrap it thirty, forty times. It'll pull it all out. He said when he did the hot bath, it changed everything in his body, man.
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Everybody needs to understand how to do these things and why you need to learn, why you need to know and have these
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applications,
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these tools in your little imaginary toolbox.
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You understand? You must have a toolbox to fix you,
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and you must know what's in it so you can do it without
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having
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ill prepared
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disin disinformed
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doctors
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that practice
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because they can never get it right, so they're still practicing.
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If you wanna do things right, let's do things right. It's really simple.
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You wanna you wanna
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address
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any kind of dysfunctional health. Most of it's simple,
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only you don't know how.
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But if you knew how, it's simple.
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You follow me? So I'm not I'm not trying to
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persuade you.
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I
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am letting you know
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that you are not
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supposed to be using pharmaceuticals
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and and man
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was never meant
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to live on carbohydrates
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and that's all everybody's doing
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carbohydrate
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this and carbohydrate that.
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And the worst thing that
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causes affects autism
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and
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aggressiveness
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in
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and senility
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in
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90 year old people,
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Alzheimer's,
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it's the same exact thing that you address with both. They're all putting the wrong oils in their body, and as soon as you stop the wrong oils
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and you they stop by the way, the wrong oils block all oxygen uptake to the cells.
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And everybody's using them in all the garbage, bad foods restaurants,
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and the crap oil they bring home and think it's okay to cook with is garbage.
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The only oils you need to put in your body are the ones that carry oxygen to your cells.
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Paul's opened up this call before, and he was talking about all the different nuts he's now using on a regular basis.
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Well, that's something I do all the time. I buy lots of those nuts, and I make my nut butters every week, and I leave the bottom of the blender with the nut butter in there that I don't scrape out or anything because that becomes my smoothie milk.
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Throw all my cruciferous vegetables that I don't like eating raw, like organic
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brussels sprouts, string beans, and cabbage, that goes into my smoothie.
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You would never know it's in there, though, with all the super foods and everything I put in there, stevia
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and the different berries and stuff,
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I just get total nourishment in a blender, and I usually make enough for three days.
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I put in heaping tablespoons
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of all of my favorite superfoods, like spirulina
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in that thing, and I make it so thick and concentrated.
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You a lot of times, you have to add water to it just to drink it. Okay?
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And, basically,
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food is not important because it has no nourishment once it's been cooked. Most of it has no nourishment,
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but a smoothie like that changes lives.
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You start putting that kind of bee pollen, ginseng,
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large amounts of spirulina, some chorella. You don't need a lot of maca root.
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I put in all different things, a lot of things.
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And the reason I do it,
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just because I wanna invest in me.
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I have to invest in myself,
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in my health because if I don't,
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nothing I'm dreaming about will I will ever get to
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manifest into this life. But if I take care of my health
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and don't pressure myself
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to manifest my destiny, it'll happen on its own.
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Everything will come in place to do it because the frequency of your thought and spoken word lines up and permeates every atom of energy
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on this planet, maybe this whole universe, and must, by the laws of nature,
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return to you exactly what you called to in your life. You've been manifesting your destiny all your life, good and bad. You thought it before it happened, and you made it happen, good and bad. I know because I did it. No one can be blamed for anything. I am the only one that I could ever
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and it's not about blame.
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I can only recognize that I am the one
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by my frequency and my thought and spoken word have manifested
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every one of my fortunes I made in. Every time I lost them, it was that thing that did it. I thought it right into it. You have no idea. If I told you each story, you you'll blow your mind.
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But I come to the point now in my life that I'm the one that caused every business to fail.
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I did it myself in my thoughts.
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Sometimes I didn't want it anymore.
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That was the difference.
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The only reason
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that
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well, I might not have been the total cause, but yes.
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Yes.
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I must take responsibility
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that I could have pulled it. I almost pulled one company. It was a 190,000
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in the hole.
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I almost pulled it out of the hole.
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But my credit was so good. I could have ordered from companies
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anywhere. I just thought, woah, man. I don't wanna mess up more. That was a mistake.
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Go for it.
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I never scared about doing business in life because I know I'm always gonna win because I've been practicing
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and practicing
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my entire life.
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So I don't
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meaning I'm always gonna win. No. I'm not gonna lose because I'm I don't rush anything.
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So when I do something,
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if I know it needs to be done right now and I know that's a good thing, just do it. Make the decision quick or nothing happens.
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You can't put off decisions all the time. We do that a lot.
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And then you're not really you know, me. I'm talking about me. I'll put off decisions.
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I should've ordered that three days earlier, and I would've had it before the event. I should've done this. I should've done that. But shoulda, woulda, coulda doesn't matter.
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When you're doing something, get the job accomplished.
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Complete each task
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and
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start preparing for what task scheduling yourself. If you don't schedule yourself, you'll never succeed in business.
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It it it you know what what Clay Clark teaches, why people come to him, all entrepreneurs,
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is just the basics, and he's right.
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He is so right, man.
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And it's very interesting
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going to a convention like that and being able to see how all the entrepreneurs come. It is it's like power, man. They're playing a lot of power,
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and everybody could be successful, and everybody
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needs to
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live in prosperity who is willing to. You have to want a little
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something more out of life than what you got.
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You got what you got because you wanted it. You you're where you're at in this life because you chose it,
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and you're the one that chooses every
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thought. You can redirect your thoughts at any minute.
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You could turn off this call and go do something else and redirect.
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We have the ability,
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the poet.
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What's his name? Okay.
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The three lines I'm gonna tell you that he wrote that are very impressive.
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You are the master of your destiny,
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the captain of your ship,
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only because you have the ability to
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direct your thoughts.
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That's the only reason.
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There is no other way.
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It's all in the frequency of your thought and spoken word.
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You manifest your life. You have manifested it to the point where it's at right now.
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If you'd like to manifest anything different, you can.
29:05
You can manifest the greatest life in this world. As matter of fact, Prem Rawat says the book is open. The pages
29:13
are empty and the pen is full of ink.
29:15
What will your story be? What will you write from now on?
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The pages of your book, your empty book, will it be a great
29:25
or will you write for your life?
29:28
What will you write? What will you live?
29:32
And what will you do, be, and have?
29:35
Because nothing matters from the past.
29:39
It's a new page, and they're all empty.
29:42
The past was only there to teach you lessons not to live in.
29:47
Don't be living in the past.
29:49
You are here now,
29:52
and every breath
29:54
is being breathed into you by the one and only that breathes you, and it's so beautiful.
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Just one breath at a time. Okay?
30:05
Now
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I want you to understand that the magnesium ozone is probably the best formula that ever came to market.
30:13
I now have it in powder also.
30:17
Why do I say that?
30:19
Because I'll never have to worry about a heart attack or stroke again and neither will anybody that uses it after having a heart attack or stroke.
30:27
It's been twenty
30:29
seven years now since I had it was a powerful stroke. I lost the use of one of my arms
30:37
almost completely.
30:38
I couldn't raise my hand above my ear any longer, and I could not
30:43
curl the bending of the elbow more than two pounds
30:48
first.
30:50
What I didn't do is go to the doctor's hospitals and ask them to do anything for me.
30:56
I was it was quite quite something, I gotta tell you.
31:00
And then one step at a time, I educated myself.
31:05
I educated myself. I wanted to know how I would never have a stroke or heart attack again.
31:11
Well, now I know.
31:13
I wanted to know how to clean out every part of the body and make it make it so I have pristine health now.
31:21
Wrong. So now I know.
31:23
I had to know.
31:25
If you were mean, you had to know and you had time to go do it
31:30
because I didn't work the j o b thing.
31:34
That means just over broke.
31:36
J o b. Just over broke.
31:40
I
31:42
remember when my
31:44
I was in my daughter's house, and I wasn't working.
31:47
And my grandchildren said,
31:49
grandpa, why don't you just get a job
31:52
for $10 an hour?
31:55
I just I didn't I I couldn't say anything to them. Why would I waste my time slaving for somebody else's business when I've been running my own business ever since I'm 19? I never worked for anybody ever again in my life.
32:08
And besides, I could sit there on the phone.
32:11
I was doing major deals
32:13
on the phone, right,
32:17
with people that needed my help, and they were paying me lots of money.
32:22
Why would I go get a $10 an hour job? They just didn't understand.
32:26
You know what I mean?
32:29
That I was practicing for the future of what I'm doing,
32:33
not practicing
32:35
for some job
32:37
or what they need me to do.
32:40
It's, you know, it's just for me,
32:43
unless it's something I'm interested in,
32:46
why would why would I do it? Now if I'm interested in it, I work for free. Teach me.
32:53
You want to pay me? Fine. But I but I would help you, assist you just to learn what you're doing if it was that good.
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I don't mind.
33:03
I invested myself.
33:05
Knowledge
33:06
is valuable.
33:08
As a matter of fact, the only thing that's valuable is real knowledge.
33:11
Most people have none or little.
33:15
You know how to get a driver's license? They learn how to wipe their behind.
33:19
I watched a movie one time. It was in Russia.
33:22
And those children were raised with wolves. They never learned how to wipe their behind and they and they didn't. If they did, they scraped it on some leaves.
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No.
33:34
So unless you're taught even the word God, you don't know it. You never heard it. You never you never repeated it.
33:42
Everybody gets taught everything. Is it all true?
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No.
33:49
No. A lot of it's deviations from the truth, and it's just is what it is. The people
33:55
are born into this life right now. They have no idea about the past or future. They have no idea the life they're in, and they're here.
34:05
And
34:06
the powers that be, the ones that are not nice,
34:11
they just want their heads full of their stuff so they have total control over them. That's what the dumb down public government fool system is for.
34:22
They make you repeat propaganda over and over,
34:26
like singing songs,
34:28
to go fight the bankers' wars of,
34:32
what do they call it?
34:34
Wait. Patriot.
34:37
Okay. Everybody's heard the word patriot. Oh,
34:40
patriotic patriot.
34:42
Does anybody know the meaning the real meaning of the word patriot? Not the one they're bastardizing and using it for.
34:49
The actual syllables break down
34:55
into something totally different than they're telling you.
34:59
First of all, the syllable pa means
35:02
father.
35:06
Patriot actually means one who gives allegiance
35:10
to the papa in Rome.
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Unknown: Woah.
35:17
Unknown: Patriot, the meaning is one who gives allegiance
35:20
to the papa in Rome.
35:24
It has nothing to do with what people think it means,
35:27
and yet they use the word for different reasons.
35:30
There's a patriot who died for his country.
35:33
The country is an imaginary thing. It's not the land you're dying for. It's a corporation they set up. What? The USA Inc?
35:43
It's a corporation
35:44
that's controlled and owned.
35:47
And then I I see my associate.
35:50
He was laughing one day about fifteen years ago. He says, I still can't understand
35:54
why how most of these liars that work in all these corporations
35:59
do not understand to take their structure,
36:03
their corporation, their structure, out from underneath the USA Inc.
36:07
That it's filed under
36:09
direct to the international
36:11
structure
36:12
to perform to afford them
36:16
the most protection where alphabet agencies can never penetrate.
36:21
Well, yeah, the AMA is done like that. No alphabet agencies can bother them for any reasons. They can't confiscate from them,
36:29
and
36:31
no governments can either.
36:33
So they're looking to hook up with the
36:36
WHO
36:37
to run the world with their pharmaceuticals.
36:42
They
36:42
they're trying to get every dollar and every government that made they made all these governments pay for COVID vaccines,
36:50
so they never they never were any good. You know, I when I walked up to Judy Makovich at the show, I said, Judy, I spoke to you on the phone.
37:00
When I told you
37:02
that the minute I heard
37:04
the words come out of your mouth that no vaccines were ever
37:09
any for any good,
37:11
And I said, that's when I knew I loved you and wanted to hug you. So I went up there and reminded her that I talked to her on the phone and told her that. And they said, I'm here for my hugs.
37:24
And and
37:26
I said, Judy,
37:27
I got some things to talk to you about
37:30
that aren't out there, and I need your help. I need to show you what what time it is with it, and I need you you know what she did? She says, give me your book.
37:40
I gave her the book that she gave they she gave them out free, but, anyway,
37:44
she autographed my book and put her telephone number in the book so I can talk to her next week. Alright?
37:52
And doctor Artis gave me his name, his address, his phone he gave me whatever information I got. His is
37:59
incredible and he really appreciated me talking to him.
38:03
Just a minute. It only takes a minute sometimes of the right
38:08
interaction
38:10
makes the whole difference.
38:12
I tell you the truth.
38:14
But I have to do a lot more there.
38:17
I had to stand up and my hernia came out. It was annoying me all day. It wasn't exactly comfortable.
38:24
You have to lay down to push it back in. And this just happened a month or so ago,
38:29
and I'm getting the surgery when I get back. I'm scheduling the surgery,
38:34
and I'm not gonna go through this any longer.
38:37
I know better, and I'm smart enough to know to do things the the right way.
38:43
You
38:44
guys can't live it. And have the experience besides.
38:48
Okay?
38:49
So
38:50
that being said, it was
38:53
it it was definitely fun being around all like minded people. When you go to these events,
39:00
it's awesome.
39:02
And
39:03
they brought there was, you know, the day before, I was supposed to set up in a place in a hallway around the whole
39:12
main room for the church.
39:15
And so I I said, well, I might as well not set it up now. I wanna go to that entrepreneurs
39:19
meeting, and I I told whatever
39:23
his name is, his
39:25
right hand man,
39:30
where is it? I was supposed to go to that. He gave me the address. I went over there. That's where I met
39:36
That's where I met everybody.
39:38
They weren't at the church.
39:40
They were at the entrepreneurs
39:42
meeting.
39:43
Everybody was.
39:46
And I like meeting entrepreneurs
39:48
because
39:49
they do business,
39:51
and the whole meeting was about taking business to the next level for everybody.
39:57
So,
39:58
hey,
39:59
I made some connections there real easy.
40:03
Yeah. Not a lot. I don't have to make a million connections.
40:06
You gotta you gotta follow-up on them all. Otherwise, nothing happens, and follow-up is the most important thing.
40:14
They don't want you to just take their information and and stick it in a box somewhere and not do anything about it.
40:21
And that's a fact where they wouldn't take the time
40:25
to fill out the little the
40:27
little rectangle
40:30
cardboard clips I give you that requires their information. They all did it,
40:35
which means
40:36
they're interested.
40:38
When they take the time to fill it out themselves,
40:42
now I've got a handle on it, and I can actually make it happen.
40:48
So
40:49
yes.
40:51
And I'm sure we need thousands more people to know what we're doing
40:55
because what we're doing is working,
40:59
and it's working like a chalk.
41:02
So I am very pleased
41:05
at how everything that we're doing and helping people with is working so well.
41:10
And if you were me, you'd be very pleased as well.
41:16
The
41:17
does anybody have some kind of challenge? They might be able to open up their mic star six and
41:25
maybe
41:26
I I can coach them on something or advise them.
41:30
Will you let me know if you do?
41:34
Okay?
41:36
I heard a bing, but that doesn't mean anything.
41:40
Let's Thank you.
41:42
Unknown: I
41:43
Unknown: think When they found out
41:45
that,
41:46
oh, I have doctor Stella's main guy.
41:50
I don't know if everybody knows the who doctor Stella is. She has a large audience.
41:54
Well, her main guy that takes care of everything
41:57
set up right next to me in the afternoon and eavesdropped on every conversation I had with everybody.
42:05
And in the end, he says, I want your products.
42:08
He says, I wanna work with you.
42:10
And what he said was,
42:12
you can get people off dialysis and kick start their kidneys after being on dialysis.
42:17
I need to know everything.
42:19
Yeah. That's the key. Get them off the dialysis,
42:22
man. Get the kidneys going again.
42:25
This is crazy.
42:27
I've been taught
42:28
things that no one's been taught,
42:31
and what I do is singularly
42:34
unique as far as I'm concerned. I see. I can't say no one because I'm not the only one that knows what I know.
42:42
Okay. And we'll tell you.
42:44
There's someone else that knows what I know, and he's a great man, a great teacher.
42:51
And
42:54
that's how I know how
42:56
to do things.
42:58
Even though I have
43:00
the magnesium ozone, when I first got it, I brought four cans back from Ed McCabe in Florida
43:07
and I put it in my office on the shelf.
43:12
It wasn't until a year later that I
43:16
found out why I needed to use it.
43:19
I didn't know the why.
43:22
Why would I why would I use it?
43:24
Now as soon as you know the why, it's a whole different purpose.
43:28
If you know what it's doing and it's that good,
43:31
well, heck, give it to me.
43:34
I
43:36
just I just needed to know the why. So that magnesium
43:40
ozone became my number one product in my body from those days on, and I never had a heart attack and stroke again. Never even came close.
43:51
And it's twenty seven years, and that was a bad one I had.
43:55
I almost could've it could've been worse, though. It was bad enough
44:00
And let me know.
44:02
Wake up. That was God letting me know. Wake up,
44:07
your arrogant ass, and start doing the right thing. That's what God was making me know
44:16
because I was arrogant.
44:19
I figured, well, I'm making fortunes.
44:22
Hey. Two liters of soda is the best one to drink, so I selected that for everybody.
44:28
It
44:29
doesn't matter that it doesn't have color in it. It's still no good.
44:33
Wasting I see people drinking sodas at these events and everything and the food
44:39
and the and the size of these people. Oh my and I guarantee they they go to church and they're using sorcery, all of them, the ones that are.
44:49
So they go to church
44:52
and use sorcery.
44:54
These Christians need to wake up and stop using sorcery.
44:57
I think that's what we need to talk about with Clay. I need these I think these events
45:04
stop with the sorcery already.
45:07
They don't know it's sorcery prescriptions.
45:09
They really don't to people. They think it's okay.
45:13
Unknown: Hey. Okay?
45:15
Unknown: May not be okay,
45:17
and I want better than okay. Okay?
45:20
I don't want things with side effects in my body.
45:23
I
45:24
could do that myself.
45:26
I don't need them
45:29
to just misrepresent everything.
45:31
I I bought stevia from from Aldi's
45:35
a few years ago,
45:39
And I I never really read the labels. Bags of stevia, they sell powdered stevia.
45:44
So I bring it home,
45:46
and I'm using it. And one day, look at the label of the ingredients, and it says maltodextrin.
45:52
What's that?
45:55
And I looked it up.
45:57
I said, I'll be damned.
45:59
Oh my god. Is that bad?
46:01
Why is it bad?
46:03
What does maltodextrin
46:05
do that's bad?
46:07
It fools the die the the meters.
46:11
So you don't know if your sugar is high or low.
46:14
It it it fools everything in maltodextrin.
46:17
It's absolutely not to be taken in your body if you think you're gonna monitor what's going on. You're not gonna be doing the right thing.
46:26
So I took that bag, and I put it in my van
46:29
or my truck. I think I was driving a pickup truck then
46:33
to return to Aldi's.
46:35
A year later, I took it out of my van and threw it away.
46:40
I would never buy that again.
46:43
And
46:45
I didn't care a few dollars lost
46:47
better than putting it in my body.
46:53
I do not need in my body what it doesn't need.
46:57
Why waste why waste any
47:00
effort or anything
47:02
in putting in just anything in your body when you can choose
47:06
carefully,
47:07
plan,
47:09
and actually
47:10
change your whole life by doing it? Couple of recipes
47:14
changes everything,
47:16
and you only change your health one recipe at a time.
47:20
One recipe
47:21
at a time.
47:24
Well, I was warned about
47:27
So every time you learn something good to cook that will not
47:32
rot and putrefy
47:33
as it's going through your system, it won't ferment as with carbohydrates
47:38
mixed with meat, flesh, oils, and cheeses,
47:41
and you wanna put carbohydrates
47:43
together, what happens is it ferments.
47:47
And here's the here's the real problem.
47:50
Not only
47:51
does the liver store the fermentation in fat because it can't process it enough,
47:58
but when that
48:00
fats from your meats and cheese will go into
48:03
your gut,
48:05
they're going to clog up your receptors, and now your body's running on fats, and it will run fantastic
48:12
on fats.
48:13
But if you put in any carbohydrates
48:15
with it or for two to three hours afterwards,
48:19
generally speaking, it's safe it'll wait three.
48:23
All
48:24
you're doing
48:26
is putting the sugar in there, but it can't get into your cells because they're all clogged up with the fat. That's diabetes,
48:33
folks.
48:33
That's how it's done. Everybody's eating their way into diabetes, and in thirty days, I'll show you how to eat your way out of diabetes. It's very simple.
48:43
And I don't care what kind of diabetes you have. If you follow right protocol,
48:48
you won't have problem with diabetes at all. But if you don't,
48:52
you will continue, and it will get worse and worse till you lose your eyesight.
48:58
You you end up losing all your functions in your body. Diabetes is
49:04
not I mean, inflammation
49:06
beyond belief.
49:08
Stop with the carbs. If you want dessert
49:12
sometimes,
49:13
eat it as a meal
49:15
and keep it at least forty five minutes
49:19
before
49:19
you eat a meal.
49:22
You don't eat it after a meal. Most everybody's taught eat dessert right after the meal. Well, that's early death.
49:29
I wish you luck with that one,
49:33
and it's a fact. I just explained why.
49:36
You will raise your blood sugar, you'll not even know it
49:40
until you destroy your whole body
49:44
because that's what it does.
49:46
When you raise the blood pressure and the blood sugar, you're destroying your body.
49:51
You're doing it yourself.
49:54
No one is doing it. It's not genetic.
49:57
It's not
49:58
God doing it or the devil. It's you.
50:03
Your
50:06
body is a temple.
50:08
Why do they call the body
50:10
a temple?
50:12
Because it houses the highest, holiest
50:15
experience
50:16
of this life. The being, the I am, the thing you can feel, pure divine love.
50:22
The only love you ever feel is coming from that thing
50:26
that the body's housing
50:28
your being
50:29
your being.
50:31
And when you
50:33
eat anything, it's to nourish,
50:36
and it's a it's kind of like a sacred thing. We're not supposed to be
50:41
when we eat, literally,
50:43
we should be focused on
50:46
in total prayer.
50:52
And not praying begging, I don't mean,
50:55
but in that
50:57
experience
51:00
of that energy,
51:02
that divinity
51:03
within you,
51:05
and recognize that you are nourishing
51:08
this body to experience that divinity. That is the purpose of your life.
51:13
Cause if you didn't have a body, you couldn't feel that love, that peace, that joy.
51:19
You are it.
51:20
Your being is pure divine love. It's a vibration of energy that is
51:27
everything to me when I feel it. And when I don't feel it, it's not happy.
51:34
People that can't feel it just want to die.
51:37
And psychotropic drugs
51:40
interfere
51:41
with their ability
51:42
to feel
51:44
that most precious feeling
51:47
that's inside of them. It does it to all of them. When they say
51:51
anti depression drugs,
51:53
every one of them is depression drugs.
51:56
Now get this straight. They call them anti depression
52:04
prescriptions, but I'll tell you what.
52:06
Every
52:07
one of them
52:08
are depressants.
52:11
So now wait a second. So you're trying to get undepressed by taking depressants?
52:16
It'll never work, folks. You're wasting your time, your energy,
52:21
your money on
52:22
mistrained
52:23
idiots in the psychiatric industry because the whole thing is a farce.
52:28
Their entire
52:29
industry
52:30
is a farce.
52:32
And the reason I say that, which is my opinion,
52:35
is because they have no way of measuring whether you're chemically imbalanced or if they give you chemicals,
52:41
whether it balances you. There's nothing,
52:44
and I go by numbers,
52:46
nothing
52:47
that is available
52:49
to measure any of that, and they're lying about everything. It's just another business.
52:54
Make more money.
52:57
The psychiatric industry
53:00
tried to take over all
53:03
tried
53:03
to create a situation with the government
53:07
to lord over all the churches and synagogues
53:11
and mosques in this country back in the nineteen nineties.
53:15
El Ron Hubbard got 10,000 churches banded together
53:20
to to stop them
53:22
from controlling
53:24
because they their excuse was,
53:26
well, the the church is messing
53:30
up the parishionist,
53:31
so we gotta oversee him.
53:33
Of course, they want their finger in everything.
53:37
But Elrond Hubbard, not only did he do that, but he shut down
53:42
all
53:43
of the state mental hospitals.
53:45
The last one, I think it was in 1992
53:47
in in San Bernard no. Not San Bernardino's.
53:51
That was one, but
53:54
right up north of the San Fernando Valley. What's the name of it? Calabasas. He shut down that one for
54:00
lobotomies and and
54:02
they were doing
54:04
electroshock
54:04
therapy on everybody in all the state hospitals all over the country.
54:10
She says, you know, hey. Might as well just take their pineal gland out. Why not? You know? They do they do all kinds of
54:17
the people in the state hospitals, they just experiment on them. They always have. And the military,
54:23
Gulf War syndrome,
54:25
that came from the vaccinations they gave them.
54:28
And another thing. No. It was two things.
54:31
They sent over Diet Coke and Diet Pepsi.
54:35
And when it hit a 120 degrees,
54:38
those containers,
54:40
it takes the aspartame in there, turns it to formaldehyde
54:44
over 86 degrees. What do you think happened to the all of those men over there and women that drank that diet soda?
54:52
It's a proven fact that it destroys your health.
54:56
Aspartame
54:57
is one of the deadliest
54:59
things you can put in your body over a length of time.
55:03
It is a
55:04
brain inflammatory.
55:07
They just recently
55:09
caught up the study
55:10
that after nine months
55:14
of of
55:16
Rumsfeld passing it. He put two more people on the board after the FDA turned it down seven years in a row. Rumsfeld comes in.
55:25
He puts two more people, gets it passed,
55:28
and they gave him a present for it.
55:31
He became the CEO to that company.
55:34
They
55:35
gave him 2 point something million a year for getting it passed to the FDA when they put him in the FDA. He did that.
55:43
The aspartame
55:45
has caused so many birth defects in autism. It's beyond belief, and
55:50
the people are ignorant.
55:52
Even Donald Trump drinks
55:54
Diet Coke or whatever he's drinking, and it is aspartame.
56:00
So he's feeding himself a brain inflammatory.
56:04
If you knew anything and you wanted to be healthy,
56:07
would you purposely bring
56:09
feed yourself a brain inflammatory
56:11
like MSG?
56:13
You only have to go to McDonald's in Kentucky Fried Chicken.
56:18
Those are the biggest abuses of MSG.
56:21
Now they can put it in your products in the supermarket under
56:25
natural flavorings
56:27
so they don't have to call it MSG.
56:29
Stop eating that garbage in the stupid markets.
56:33
If it's not organic, I'm not buying much.
56:36
Even in containers, I don't care.
56:39
I make my own food. I'm not interested just because there's food in this in the market just eating anything. I don't care.
56:47
I don't need a lot of food. As you get older, don't require a lot of food.
56:53
People eat too much,
56:54
mostly carbohydrates
56:56
and man was never meant to eat carbohydrates
56:59
and he was never meant to eat those seed oils they're giving you. All of those oils are the destruction of our lives.
57:05
They block all oxygen
57:07
uptake
57:09
to the cells. That is
57:11
the failure of all your systems in your body when it happens,
57:16
and you're doing it to yourselves.
57:19
I don't I don't
57:21
it doesn't just happen, folks.
57:24
You're doing it.
57:26
Yeah. And
57:27
if you don't take responsibility
57:29
for what goes in your mouth and the words that come out of your mouth,
57:34
then you got no control over nothing in life because that's the only control I have
57:38
in this life. I don't decide who's president.
57:41
I don't decide just about nothing in that.
57:44
But one thing I do decide,
57:48
what I speak and what I put in my mouth to nourish,
57:51
to tap this body.
57:54
And if I don't make the right decisions,
57:57
there's nobody to cover for me.
57:59
Nobody.
58:02
I'm the only one I can hold responsible for it.
58:07
So let's make the right decisions.
58:09
Let's start changing
58:13
the
58:15
do it any old way thing.
58:17
Yeah. You wanna do it any old way everything?
58:20
I wish you luck with that too.
58:23
That's what everybody else is doing. All my friends died already. Loads of them. They just didn't listen.
58:30
I told them, focus on your health. Money is second. Money is important, but it's not as important as your health.
58:37
You can have hard times with money, but if your health is you're keeping your health perfect,
58:42
you can always make fortunes
58:45
unless you're
58:48
not inspired to.
58:50
And if you're not healthy,
58:52
the inspiration wanes.
58:56
In order to be really successful,
58:58
you gotta be healthy. There's no choice.
59:01
Imagine imagine
59:03
I give I I tell you, you can have a million dollars,
59:08
a billion,
59:09
but you can never come out of your womb again.
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Is
59:14
that is that a good trade even for the billion dollars, but you can never come out of your womb again?
59:21
I'd rather have I don't need that money. I wanna be out of my room.
59:32
So
59:33
it's up to you.
59:35
Do you
59:36
want to pursue
59:38
the knowledge
59:40
that it takes
59:41
to attain
59:44
pristine health, I call it, but a much better
59:48
lifestyle
59:49
will make a much better life.
59:51
And it matters how you think.
59:54
That's why Paul said he's getting the nuts. He's doing the right thing.
59:58
Nuts are important.
59:59
They work good for you. The right nuts, the some of the ones he mentioned were the right ones.
1:00:06
Liars. Absolutely.
1:00:08
So if anybody's thinking about, do they eat nuts or shouldn't they eat nuts?
1:00:14
Absolutely.
1:00:15
The walnuts look like brains,
1:00:18
and they feed your brain.
1:00:20
Nuts have the right oils in them that you need.
1:00:24
Most
1:00:26
peanuts,
1:00:26
maybe not.
1:00:29
I'd if I get organic peanut butter
1:00:32
just because I want it, it's got it's very carbohydrate
1:00:35
ish. But
1:00:37
I spill out all that oil, and then I put coconut oil in instead and mix that into the peanut butter. You know how that you get a jar of peanut butter, all the oil is sitting on top some a lot of times?
1:00:48
I just spill it all out.
1:00:51
I was taught to do that.
1:00:53
You don't want the peanut oil. You wanna put coconut oil in your peanut butter.
1:00:58
Mix that in.
1:01:04
Look. I just wanna be the healthiest I can be.
1:01:08
Wouldn't you if you could if you were me and you knew how to get healthy,
1:01:13
wouldn't you wanna be healthy?
1:01:17
And that's all I'm saying.
1:01:20
I
1:01:24
wanna be healthy.
1:01:27
If everybody would say that and repeat it over and over until they got healthy,
1:01:34
they'd be doing better.
1:01:36
Just don't stop saying it.
1:01:42
It'll make a difference.
1:01:44
Keep remembering, I wanna be healthy, then you'll make better choices on what you put in your mouth. I'll tell you that much.
1:01:51
And you'll get more sun.
1:01:53
You wanna be healthy?
1:01:55
That sun makes you healthy. All these people the doc the doctors try to scare you. Oh, you'll get skin cancer.
1:02:03
You've got to use some of that skin blocker.
1:02:06
My son called me up. I think it was the year 2005,
1:02:11
and he calls me up.
1:02:13
I was in California and he says, Dad,
1:02:17
what do you think is the highest rate of cancer
1:02:22
in Ghana
1:02:23
or South Central LA among the population?
1:02:28
And then he gave me the answer.
1:02:30
The highest rate of cancer
1:02:33
is in
1:02:34
South Central LA.
1:02:37
And he said, why? Because they use the skin lotion that causes the cancer.
1:02:43
What? And
1:02:45
Ghana had the lowest rated in the world of skin cancer.
1:02:49
Unknown: Sleep there. You should probably get your bed ready. Okay. You can ask me.
1:02:54
Unknown: You guys have told me on the phone.
1:02:56
Mute your phone star star
1:02:59
six or ask me a question or volunteer some Let's see what you work.
1:03:05
You got something good to say. Let's say.
1:03:11
Mute your phone. You're having a conversation.
1:03:18
They don't hear me. I'm just gonna continue.
1:03:21
You
1:03:22
know what? It's probably late. I started late. What time is it?
1:03:26
I'm not gonna make this one alone.
1:03:31
Let's see. What time is it?
1:03:41
Oh, come on.
1:03:42
Oh, I gotta watch on.
1:03:45
10:30.
1:03:45
We did an hour already.
1:03:49
Just about. Okay. So I don't have to go all night.
1:03:52
I need to rest up for tomorrow, you guys.
1:03:56
If you have questions, you have somebody that is got serious health challenge
1:04:01
and we need to fix them, that's what I need to be doing right now.
1:04:11
Bring me the people that need help, and let's get them helped.
1:04:15
They're everywhere.
1:04:17
The society is so
1:04:19
sick. Right? It's you're looking everywhere,
1:04:22
and you just look at each person,
1:04:25
and there's so many people that are not
1:04:29
in proper shape. They don't exercise.
1:04:32
They're not doing anything
1:04:34
by the way, without exercise,
1:04:37
everything's you're not gonna live
1:04:39
the long like you want to.
1:04:42
With proper exercise and strength in your bones and your muscles
1:04:46
that we're going to be teaching soon,
1:04:49
you will live long,
1:04:51
much longer than anybody
1:04:53
maybe you even imagined,
1:04:56
but you have to have
1:04:58
this very, very dense bone
1:05:01
and very
1:05:04
and you have to get your muscles built up
1:05:09
because that's who is going to last longest.
1:05:12
The people that have very strong bones and very good muscles.
1:05:18
They're gonna go further than the other people.
1:05:22
So I see exercise as a key factor in everything. Don't be afraid
1:05:27
of the word exercise.
1:05:30
If you sing it with your breath
1:05:33
it becomes
1:05:35
a most beautiful
1:05:37
experience.
1:05:39
I'm gonna sit up. I think I'm hiccuping.
1:05:42
Oh my god.
1:05:44
So
1:05:49
I am hiccuping.
1:05:53
It's really
1:05:55
simple everything, so don't make it complicated.
1:05:59
People complicate
1:06:01
everything.
1:06:03
It is not necessary.
1:06:04
I
1:06:06
got too many hiccups.
1:06:13
I I really I really wanna rest and get off the call,
1:06:18
so I would like to end the call early. If no one has any
1:06:22
comments
1:06:23
or questions,
1:06:26
I'm gonna bring this to a close. Okay?
1:06:30
Oh my god. I got hiccups, and they won't stop.
1:06:35
I probably need to drink something. Right?
1:06:37
Oh goodness.
1:06:45
Okay.
1:06:47
So
1:06:50
I appreciate everybody coming to the call.
1:06:54
I really do.
1:06:57
And if you need me, you can reach me at
1:07:02
a phone number, (818)
1:07:03
613-9206.
1:07:10
That's (818) 613-9206.
1:07:17
No problem.
1:07:19
Go to the websites and learn about the bentonite clay. Learn about the magnesium ozone. Why
1:07:25
am I so
1:07:27
in in love with these applications
1:07:30
and what they do? You must understand,
1:07:33
and then you'll understand why I'm so passionate about what I'm doing. Okay?
1:07:39
So you go to
1:07:42
diseaseaway.com
1:07:45
and learn all about the bentonite clay. There's a lot of information.
1:07:48
You
1:07:50
can go over videos,
1:07:52
etcetera.
1:07:54
And
1:07:55
by the way, on
1:07:57
open wounds, serious open wounds, the only thing I would ever put on is bentonite clay wrap. It's still it works like a charm.
1:08:05
On on ripped open everything,
1:08:07
bleeding profusely.
1:08:09
The powder stops the bleeding.
1:08:11
It'll it'll coagulate
1:08:12
with the blood. It'll it'll
1:08:15
make it hard, and then you put wet clay on top of it, wrap it, put it put it on real thick and keep it on twelve hours at a time, air it out. You'll end up peeling everything
1:08:26
with no scab scabs. No scabs ever formed when I use the bentonite clay because that's all heavy metals.
1:08:33
Clay pulls all heavy metals out of the body or most heavy metals out of the body. All heavy metals are what's got to is made up of internally and externally.
1:08:44
So you must understand
1:08:46
why the utilization
1:08:48
of the bentonite clay is so
1:08:52
so at
1:08:53
at so such an advantage
1:08:56
for those who know how to utilize it properly. It's tremendous advantage
1:09:00
in all healing.
1:09:02
So
1:09:03
and we'll go from there.
1:09:05
We'll talk more next Friday, and I hope everybody
1:09:08
stay tuned because we're gonna be talking I'm bringing on some guests that are gonna help us and
1:09:16
get us really excited about
1:09:18
take taking care and investing in our own health because that's really where we need to start
1:09:25
really start.
1:09:27
Thank
1:09:28
you very much for coming.
1:09:30
Tomorrow's call
1:09:32
is Saturday
1:09:33
at
1:09:35
twelve noon eastern time. You got more Mitel call,
1:09:40
and
1:09:41
you definitely
1:09:42
want to get on those calls. 60890600036089060003.
1:09:57
It's at twelve noon eastern time. That specific time is nine in the morning.
1:10:02
And every Saturday is different
1:10:05
topic, every Saturday,
1:10:07
you definitely wanna call in and Monday evening as well.
1:10:12
Thank you again
1:10:13
for coming Monday evening. It's 9PM eastern, just to let you know, for everybody.
1:10:20
We have a lot of people coming.
1:10:22
Stay in your peace. Enjoy everybody,
1:10:26
And, you know, have a great week on purpose. Okay?
1:10:32
Thank you everybody for coming.
1:10:37
Now if I could learn how to hang up on this.
1:10:40
Here you go.
1:10:42
Okay.
1:10:43
Unknown: Thank you.
1:10:46
Night.
1:10:47
Good
1:10:48
Unknown: night.
1:10:49
Thank you.
1:10:51
Unknown: Anyway for lifting the fog of ignorance.
1:10:55
Unknown: You're welcome.
1:10:57
Unknown: I like that.
1:10:59
Unknown: Lifting the fog of ignorance. That is a good way. Yes. That is good.
1:11:04
More. How I hang up? You gotta be kidding me. Paul, how do I hang up?
1:11:13
Okay. There.
1:11:14
When I press on more, what happens? Microphone, camera,
1:11:18
participants.
1:11:20
Okay. I see participants.
1:11:22
So
1:11:23
you all know. I just wanna know how do you end the call.
1:11:32
I'm just gonna disconnect the audio.
1:11:35
Everybody hang up. If everybody hangs up, I don't have to worry. I'm gonna hang up. Okay?
1:11:48
What?
1:11:52
I don't know, babe. I have no idea how to do this
1:11:56
stupid shit.
1:12:02
It's crazy. I did a whole call, and now I don't know how to hang up the freaking thing.
1:12:08
I don't know if I hung it up. If they I don't know, man.
1:12:12
I hope it's not still on.
1:12:23
It
1:12:24
looks like it's all off. Thank you.
1:12:55
It's it's warm in here.
1:12:56
Is there a?
1:13:49
How do you turn on the flashlight if I don't see the flashlight? Where is it?
1:24:20
Very good.
1:29:09
Unknown: Sitting first, it's not just me. It's your chair.
1:29:12
Most chairs push up your lower back with.
1:29:15
But that's not your spine.
1:29:18
It's time to fix.
1:32:59
Unknown: No.
1:35:32
Unknown: Oh
1:35:36
god.
1:35:37
TV is meeting.
1:35:48
Unknown: That's not the box that had all the stuff in it.
1:38:57
Unknown: Sorry.
1:39:01
Unknown: No. You're You're happy. Look at her. She's smiling. Trying to fool me.
1:40:08
I don't see it here.
1:40:24
Women's gotta be on the other side.
1:40:30
I don't get it.
1:41:28
Up here. Where's the box with all the slips in it?
1:41:48
This is only MAGOs own the whole box.
1:41:53
Where's the other box with all this stuff in?
1:41:57
Oh,
1:41:58
man.
1:42:02
How pretty do you miss it?
1:42:06
Oh,
1:42:07
god.
1:42:08
Please.
1:42:18
Unknown: Oh, okay.
1:42:20
Unknown: Oh, no.
1:42:28
Unknown: Oh, man.
1:42:30
I need that box.
1:42:33
Unknown: What are those boxes?
1:42:36
Unknown: Oh, that's not him.
1:42:38
Well, that's crazy, man.
1:42:41
Jeez.
1:42:44
Unknown: Don't believe me missing that stuff.
1:43:00
Unknown: Was not there.
1:43:02
Anybody.
1:43:58
Unknown: I don't get it, man.
1:44:02
I wouldn't have put it back.
1:44:19
Oh, shit.
1:44:26
Unknown: Oh, god.
1:44:29
Unknown: Goddamn it.
1:44:33
I cannot believe this.
1:44:47
Unknown: I I can't believe I just
1:44:50
just.
1:45:40
Unknown: Whatever.
1:45:55
Unknown: You're fucking too.
1:45:58
Yes. Fuck.
1:46:03
Unknown: Oh.
1:46:19
That one's not right. Let me in.
1:47:20
There's something wrong, man.
1:47:27
Phone numbers on it. Are you kidding me?
1:47:35
I'm I'm not happy, man.
1:47:42
No. I only had three, but what would else in that box?
1:47:46
It was three magozomes.
1:48:02
I don't get it, man.
1:48:38
You're not happy right now. I this is done.
1:48:42
I don't get it, man.
1:48:44
How the fuck can you be missing?
1:48:50
I don't know if that guy took it.
1:48:53
I only had the Fox phone numbers. They have their hand.
1:48:58
Unknown: It's so bad.
1:49:00
Unknown: This is bullshit.
1:49:10
No.
1:49:30
This is not cool, man.
1:49:44
Unknown: How do you turn the lights on, stupid thing?
1:49:48
This is bullshit.
1:49:52
Unknown: Bullshit.
1:50:02
This is bullshit.
1:50:05
I
1:50:09
don't get it, man.
1:50:11
Where could they be if they're not?
1:50:42
What does it say? Wordle?
1:50:44
Like
1:50:45
No.
1:50:49
Unknown: I don't know, man.
1:50:55
How can it be missing?
1:51:01
Unknown: And it has to be in the other box.
1:51:10
That's enough fucking cool, man. I am not happy about this.
1:51:18
I don't understand.
1:51:22
It better be upstairs.
1:51:26
What do you got?
1:51:37
Is she gonna turn off the lights or no?
1:51:44
This ain't working, man.
1:52:07
No.
1:52:14
Oh, you stupid
1:52:16
fucking bullshit,
1:52:18
dude.
1:52:24
Unknown: Boy.
1:52:25
That that box.
1:52:59
Unknown: No, man.
1:56:21
Unknown: You open up the the computer for me.
1:56:25
Unknown: Thank you.
1:56:26
Back in floor.
1:57:18
Unknown: Excited to hear it too.
1:57:20
There's more ammunition in here.
1:58:08
Unknown: It's really how that would be here. Oh, they got a band.
2:02:46
Motherfucker.
2:03:01
Unknown: Where's the on button?
2:03:15
Unknown: Oh, no.
2:03:20
Yes.
2:03:21
That
2:03:24
Unknown: Mhmm.
2:03:44
Unknown: I
2:03:45
I need to do this.
2:03:54
Unknown: Okay.
2:04:26
Unknown: It ain't going on here.
2:04:29
Everything is fine.
2:04:42
Unknown: I don't know, man.
2:04:45
There
2:04:48
it is.
2:05:12
Oh, come on.
2:05:39
Unknown: Hello?
2:05:40
Unknown: How do I get into the, thing? It's asking me a it wants a password now.
2:05:51
Password choice. Okay. I see.
2:05:54
Ah.
2:05:57
Okay. Sleeping guest. Is that what the one I go on?
2:06:01
Thank you.
2:06:03
Thank you.
2:06:52
Unknown: I got it.
2:06:57
Unknown: I didn't figure it out. See?
2:06:59
I did it. Okay.
2:07:01
You helped me by telling me it was the the the the word. I didn't know. Okay. And I couldn't find the button down there because it's not light enough.
2:07:11
I
2:07:14
can't find my flashlight on my phone. The stupidest thing. You know, if if I find my flash some
2:07:22
Unknown: reason, it Can you press the button?
2:07:25
One more. Please. Yeah. Twice.
2:07:30
Unknown: Wait. I'm
2:07:31
come on. Oh, okay.
2:07:33
So that's that. It should just go like that.
2:07:37
Unknown: Oh, twice you did it. Yeah. Because you have a lot of notifications.
2:07:41
Oh. And because of the end, just to flash it. Oh.
2:07:45
Unknown: Now I know how you did it. Yeah. So if you don't want that
2:07:51
Unknown: Yeah. That's like whenever you turn on your phone, there's a lot of notifications that you got from different apps.
2:07:58
So that's the reason you have to do it by.
2:08:01
So if you're completely open like this, it's just easy to do once.
2:08:06
Thank you. Yeah. I appreciate you.
2:08:12
Do you are you going to use the printer?
2:08:14
Unknown: No. Not right now. Oh.
2:11:15
Okay.
2:15:45
Alright.
2:15:51
Unknown: Resins,
2:15:53
arms,
2:15:58
stepwise.
2:17:00
Oh, nice.
2:17:19
Unknown: Please.
2:17:38
Oh, not on their thing.
2:18:05
Next.
2:19:00
That's.
2:19:26
Unknown: Yes.
2:21:19
No songs.
2:21:22
Unknown: Can't do nothing without own.
2:23:06
Oh, son of the spirit.
2:23:09
Can you?
2:27:33
Unknown: 67465646.
2:36:01
Unknown: Hello?
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7073.
2:39:23
Let's go.
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183.
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Unknown: Mhmm.
2:57:18
Unknown: But it's.
2:57:23
Unknown: And I don't look because