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Orthodox Boomer Grandma's saying, commenting I guess.

I'm like my description here.

Where I said something along the lines of young men who are under the influence of the smothering, mother need to do more than just get baptized.

So maybe that the wording there is not as precise as it should be, you know, baptism, while I was is Sacrament.

And his certainly, a very important part of the Christian ritual, becoming Christian Is not the only thing.

It's not just baptism.

And this is usually really the big, I think.

The big dispute, let's say between, let's say the Orthodox Christians or more traditional Catholics and the Protestants and many Protestant denominations you believe them.

Once you're baptized, you're saved and you can go on from that and you're and you're good.

Just get dunked in the water and you're, you're okay.

Or as I have joked with my with my spiritual father and others that, you know, just figure out drive drive by baptisms or drive through baptisms, maybe that'll help people just make some money off.

That sort of, like, just try, you know, put them on conveyor belt, driving through you saved and, you know, after you go, and it's the Magic Water, So, but then people hear that, of course, they think.

Well, It.

It certainly is a plays a major part in the church.

and in the, Sir, I'm just looking for one tweet that I think.

Here we go.

This kind of elucidates this from Gabriel, J Benton.

North Oaks Orthodox pool 81 on on x.

This is in response to.

Donald Trump who's been making the news recently, of course, with a piece in Gaza and keys in Israel and Gaza, peace in the Middle East.

In our lifetimes.

It's amazing.

Isn't it surveillance everybody?

I don't know why that does that.

That's the anarchist Varian demon voice, I don't know.

Anyways, fix that cut that out.

So so of course he's broken out in the Middle.

East is a big thing with Donald Trump.

And I don't know if this is from.

Yeah, this from this is from reason he said something similar previously.

About getting into heaven, but this is from the original tweet from Eric Doherty just in the moment.

President Trump says, he doesn't think he can get into heaven.

I don't think there's anything that's going to get me to Heaven.

I really don't, I think I'm not maybe heaven bound, maybe in heaven right now as we flying Air Force One, I'm not sure.

I'm gonna be able to make heaven but I've made life better for a whole lot of people.

Of course, this is contention about peace in the Middle East, peace between Gaza Israel.

We can we're going to be talking more about that with Jim Joshua's tomorrow.

Let me give you a full analysis and breakdown, you know, I think just briefly right now.

Of course, even within the right wing, you're seeing two narratives, kind of pop up.

One is that, you know, Trump is in the pocket of Israel and this is all the benefit of Israel and the other, of course, is that Donald Trump is playing 25 D chess and all the rest of it.

I like to believe that that both things can be true and in their own way.

I think that Donald Trump can be pro.

Israel can be Pro Juke can be Pro even you know, Zionist and probably if you asked him designed him to him means that Israel has a right to exist and all that good stuff and right to return and all those lovely optimism very Boomer brained and that's hey, Many people think that it's not, it wouldn't be crazy to think that Donald Trump thinks that it's fine.

On the other hand, I also think that he's dealing with a, with a, let's say, less than ideal situation.

That's been grandfather did, he's inherited the situation.

So when you have a whole bunch of broken eggs, what do you do?

What do you do with a broken eggs?

Well, you try to make a bit of an omelets.

I made the guys are planning, all the rest of it is the omelet.

He's trying to create, which will be, hopefully, some sort of long-standing piece and if that's really what you're going for and that's your objective, that's your win condition, the wind condition is peace between Palestinians and Israelis by any means necessary.

And if this plan achieves that, then there you go.

When conditions, a Now, it may not be the wind condition you or I would be favorable of for all the reasons in the world.

Sure.

But I'm also not the president United States I don't have inside knowledge.

I probably also don't have someone with a Pew, to back of my head, you know, other considerations that fight come into play a little bit.

Not saying the course, that's Israel or Hamas or anyone who would ever do such a thing?

No, no, no.

I'm just in Minecraft, theoretically just pop.

Potentially.

I'm just, I'm just talking here off the top of my head things.

You might know that could play a factor in certain decisions but she didn't have to make.

And if they are, if Donald Trump is looking at this and a purely materialistic Viewpoint.

So the wind condition has to be material Right?

Israel's been bombing out.

Gaza has destroyed.

Most of Gaza?

All the stuff.

Yes.

It was happening before Donald Trump got into office.

There's nothing.

Donald Trump could do to prevent that thing because he wasn't in office.

When that was when I was going on, And now he's left for the situation of, how do you get a peace deal?

How do you stop that from happening?

And if this deal is the only way that could was the only thing that worked.

And it seems to be working hostage had been released.

As of course, he's fire.

Everyone's saying very nice things about him.

Still didn't get the peas prize but hey, you know, wow, maybe he gets an honorable mention, maybe, maybe get some Mount Rushmore, wouldn't that be better than a Nobel?

Peace Prize.

Anyways, so Just say, I think you can have bit about.

You can have both these things out.

Pretty, he can be pro-israel and trying to end hostilities and bring it into the conflict in any way which shape or form.

And if that means pulling on a chair for Netanyahu to get that done and don't like, yes, screw here, pull your chair out.

I'll say nice things, who cares?

I just want the deal done.

Got the deal done.

For now anyways, so congratulations.

Donald Trump.

but, So between is this Donald Trump saying he doesn't know if he's gonna get into heaven, but he's but he's trying, he's trying to do his best.

He's trying to help as many people as he can in any which way he can and this is, he's helping.

Gabrielle Gabrielle says, Hot take Protestant Protestants.

Sorry, let me just put this in a big screen so I can try to read this clearly.

Do my best hot.

Take Protestant Assurance of Salvation is just a psychological tricks.

The Protestant plays on himself that involves either one judging his change of behaviors since his conversion as efficient or two downplaying.

The severity of his actual sins.

This leads to fatal spiritual Pride disguised as humility.

Donald Trump is not a Protestant.

Quite sure.

I know he's a, I think he's a some sort of Evangelical Branch or he was raised in some sort of Evangelical Branch but whatever.

Let's say he's maybe not a practicing problems if you want to go.

So he's willing to assess himself honestly and not place like logical games to dismiss his conscience.

This is a type of humility that comes from prevailing.

Prevalent Grace.

The reason why president influencers online are so horrified, by Trump's comments are because they don't recognize a sinner's humility as something, a Christian needs after conversion.

So when they encounter it, they're worried that that person isn't saved because I think being saved spares you from feeling compunction over past sins, speaking as an Orthodox Christian, So this is again, getting to that point of, it's not just enough to, to be baptized to be saved.

Grace alone is in the whole thing.

There's a Praxis involved in the process that is involved is, is this understanding that even though you can be Brought to Grace.

And even though you can be brought to a point or onto the road to Salvation, you still need to walk it.

You still need to do all the work and all the make all the sacrifices and do.

All the do all the rituals and all everything else.

Having a prayer rule doing your fasting going to liturgy talking to your priest.

All these things get humble.

All these things are extra layers of humility.

And you might think you're humble enough.

Have I not humbled my up myself enough, Lord, there's more levels to this.

As we see, look at examples of Saint Pius and many lives of the Saints for True examples of humility.

This is, you know, any I've yet to hear a single Orthodox priest, or influencer or Etc.

Maybe some weird Ortho Bros but we're not talking about that.

I've certainly have never heard of an orthodox priest.

Not recommend reading lives of the Saints.

Now, the Bible is wonderful book and it's great to read and it's great to understand and study and do all the things absolutely.

Get your Orthodox Study Bible.

Read away saying not didn't not to not do that.

But the pure authority of the church does not reside in one book.

It resides in Tradition and the tradition is lived is practiced.

And exemplified by the Saints, in many different ways, different ways, thinking different kinds of, you know, from the philosophy, the church that Theology of the church.

To living the life of the church.

The practice of the church, all these things become formed, the body of Christ.

And the body moves has to move.

Without movement.

We die.

And movement, doesn't have to have to be physical.

It can be spiritual.

You can sit in silence and be having a conversation with god or hearing the voice of God.

You can you know, sit quiet.

You can sit and not move and still be spiritually, advancing yourself.

As you say, the Jesus prayer as you engage yourself and in your own spiritual warfare within yourself.

This gets us to the topic of today's show, something building upon something that father, Moses experienced put out.

And see the thumbnail the show.

There's there's the mighty man's back.

The.

With this up here.

Such a he is such a spiritual unit.

So, yo, in this case, in this sense, of course means father, myerson's McPherson's.

Very Enviable impressive, we'll say that impressive back and shoulders.

And that he's a, he's a power lifter.

Bill says, I'm famous.

You're on TV.

Oh yes.

Yes, I'm the man inside the TV.

Bill, I know.

Says close as I can get to it.

But would we do our best?

So, Sort what?

He's when father McPherson talks about being yoked in this post, of course, he's talking about his physique, he's a power lifter.

And he is that many posts about, you know, physical fitness, and all the rest of the church.

He's quite known for it.

So I'll just read the as opposed to put on on YouTube.

The yolk.

When I started Living lifting was, I was roughly 155 pounds.

And wore a small, a size.

Small T-shirt I used to be that size.

Actually at one point I'm now 242 pounds in a 2XL, some people wear a nice watches a sign of their hard work.

I'd rather wear a thick yolk, my husband a father, a shepherd of Souls.

And a man who was in the who is in the world and needs to get things done.

I'm not a monk.

I citizens is earning the respect of my sons saying, the example of the men around me, be strong for your family as your community or country.

They need it.

Dark days are coming as Mark, may leave Bell said strength is never a weakness.

One of my favorite quotes on the Yoke that I read many years ago and has stuck with me.

The yolk is a basis in which you'll be judged.

This may seem like a harsh statement, but let's face the facts.

We live in a society of the judges on physical appearance having big legs is okay but no notices because you don't wear shorts because you know what shorts are for big arms.

Make you seem too narcissistic a big chest makes you look like Captain upper body superhero that no one wants to dress up like during Halloween so leaves.

The yolk is the essential body part to develop.

I've said this a million times before a Big Yolk equals, Instant Respect no one wants to mess with the guy that has a big neck and a thick yolk.

A massive yolk smells of hard work, strength, fighting and toughness, every other muscle can be small.

If a Big Yolk is present, of course, there is, there is a joke.

Which is a mighty man's yolk.

I will, I will not say anything different than that.

Broad shoulders.

I was gifted by the Lord with broad shoulders but not, not this brought not this bra.

so, we speak the physical yolk.

And for younger men, go do that.

I'm past prime, I'm not going to get that physique.

I would it would literally break me, so But there's a spiritual yolk.

What does it mean to be yoked?

So, here's your word concept of the day.

As Orthodox Christians.

Specifically.

But as Christians in general, I think any Christian can do this.

We are spiritually yoked and what a yoke in that in that sense means is a yoke is what they put on a beast of burden to help plow the fields.

So there are a large horse or dogs, but the Yoke on that's attached, the plow and they the animal will drag the plow.

To till the fields so that there can be a good harvest.

This is this is why baptism isn't enough?

And why young men, why men, and of any age, really?

There's a spiritual strength and hardening them, this curve.

This is how we bear suffering.

And we bear ill times in our lives.

You can be doing everything right?

And still not achieve things.

You can be You know, doing everything in your power, to make other people happy or to fulfill vows or obligations and duties and still, it's not enough for some people, that's just the way the world works.

Sometimes you're fighting, you're swimming against the stream and there's nothing else you can do.

There are right mistakes and wrong mistakes and we'll get to this later on with some of the McPherson.

Follow me Father Moses.

Sorry videos I have to comment on but it wrong mistake.

Essentially is a dead end.

Something that you can't progress from.

And you have to basically abandon that path and go on something else.

Right mistakes.

in this context is, is Failure to achieve what you wanted to necessarily cheat but under, but then you learn something along that path.

So, it doesn't mean you get to a dead end, it just means that.

Okay.

I thought I was going to get this.

I didn't, you know, I screwed up.

I didn't do enough, I didn't turn the mic on, whatever, right?

Learn you learn and you get better, you learn, and you get better and you learn to get better.

And then five ten, whatever years it is.

Then you're a master of that thing and you never have to worry about turning the microphone on and off again.

Just knocking on wood now.

So, the the impetus of life is not to not make mistakes, the impetus in life is not to is not to, to not suffer or to somehow, decrease suffering or avoided entirely know.

It's, it's about getting proper contacts and bearing it.

The proper place for a Christian is on the cross.

This is being the father, Moses has said many others as well.

When you choose a life of a Christian and you and you enter into the church, you are in a sense to making that decision to be crucified.

You are going to Bear a lot of.

Let's say.

You're going to be set up apart from the world.

Because the church is the church is not of the world.

It's in it, but it's not it.

And not being of the world.

Means you will always be.

Set apart.

From everyone who is of the world who was worldly, there are always be conflicts between those two worlds, between those two states.

It's unavoidable now.

Because you're making this decision, you've made this choice of your free will.

and if you're been getting Good Counsel, Or if you figure this out, you realize that this is your choice.

This is this.

You've made this choice and now you have this responsibility and duty to bear it.

How do we bear it?

We get yoked.

We train.

We have a prayer rules.

We do or fasting.

Go to church.

We go to liturgy.

We talked to our priests, we get humble.

We do all these things, we barely these sufferings, and we bear these sufferings with joy.

And with sorrow.

Because his glory to God for all things.

Not for this thing or that thing is on Alucard.

Or any glory to God from my successes and from my failures known as glory to God for all things.

At all times.

This is another good reason to read the live is the Saints.

If you think you're suffering, there's layers to this.

There's a hierarchy to suffering and most likely, you're not even really suffering.

You're just going through some bad times.

And you don't, you know, not even understand why you need to go through these bad times in order to come out the other side, stronger tougher harder, more determined.

We never wish any of these things upon anybody death in the family, a divorce problems, the child or whatever.

Sickness.

But unless it claims your life.

It just is an invitation.

To get stronger to get yoked.

Because we are burst.

We are beasts of burden in this sense.

We Are Spiritual beasts of Burden.

We are tilling the fields, so there can be a Bountiful Harvest.

It may not even happen in our lifetime.

It's a big fields.

Cycle babbles says, Define suffering, please.

Good question.

There's a word concept fallacy.

I think, in terms of suffering, oftentimes, we think suffering Would be something like poverty or famine to go hungry.

The no pain in the flesh and injury and illness.

Something that's wasting your way.

Pain itself would be a suffering.

There's a spiritual suffering though.

to feel loneliness, loneliness is the point of pride, you know, it's All quite often when we're annoyed or angry, or even feeling anxious with the world is because we are, it's an alarm Bell that something's not right.

You know, when I talk about this liberal frame and I see it so often with people who are and I again for Protestants, excuse me, Protestants, you're listening to this and really not trying to pick a fight but it's just, I see it.

I wouldn't talk about it.

You see a lot of pros and get into politics or talk about politics.

And you realize that This is quite often.

The problem of the many conservatives is a really just want to return back to 1955 and be in 1955 in perpetuity And they don't understand that one.

That's impossible.

But even if it was possible, you wouldn't be able to stay the best.

You might just get that for your lifetime and not for your children and your children's children Etc.

Because this Frame doesn't care about what you want.

The suffering here, the anxiety, the anger.

The thing that creates these these these conflicts is liberalism.

The liberal frame itself that holds all ideologies not just far left or far right or communism or this or no no all of it.

All of it, anything that rests on nominalism individualism and materialism is going to produce these ideologies.

And these ideologies will be the Cornerstone will they Thrive off resentment and conflict?

They create dialectics It's how the frame maintains itself.

Now these kinds of things kind of thinking was around before liberalism, it's not anything new, if anything all liberalism has done a lot of time is just recode things, you read a lot of psychology and reading to you know young and all the rest of it and then you read certain reading into two know 2000 years of church history you just see where they've taken things.

They've taken Concepts or maybe these concepts are so Eternal and everlasting that they discover them, discover them, and go ha.

Look at this thing.

And they rebranded and they put a new name on it.

They go see.

like, you know, the ego Is just the self the false self.

We hear about this in Christianity, all the time that you're kind of stripping away these layers to get it.

The real you that in many ways, we're not even human yet.

That's the recall to become Saints.

That's the progression.

so, As long about answer, but to answer the question on a spiritual or metaphysical suffering, what is that?

That is a longing for something.

That cannot be fulfilled by ourselves.

I was just watching Mano had a great episode talking to Father Paul which is Father, turbos spiritual father.

So it's he's mannose, spiritual grandfather.

Essentially, it's really a great episode.

Go check it out and I'm kind of boring, some of these ideas from Father Paul.

But The, if you think of the path of life in the path of death, this is when he puts out.

And the path of life is, is it realizing that you are dependent on others?

Specifically God.

For everything you have.

Everything that you have now or you had in the past have now, and we'll have in the future is depended on God.

When I?

Point the path of death or the path to nihilism is believed that is all on you.

I said this I think with a conversation with Matthew Erickson a year or so ago, About where Thomas civilizational capital.

And I shared the story that that the major problem I discovered with atheism, when I turn my back on that, Was that the atheist or the secularist puts everything on them?

They don't understand that they may not conceive it that way, but that's what they're doing.

They're putting all of them around all of history, all of Humanity on the cells, because they something.

Now how to become the Arbiter of all these metaphysical categories, they just that they just grant themselves.

But if you were the Arbiter of the absolute Arbiter morality and you can try to wiggle yourself out of it and go, oh, it's consensus view.

It's like yes.

But you're agreeing with the consensus View and you're acting from it.

And the consensus view of the consensus, you changes, you have a choice then, are you going to change with a new consensus viewers or hold your hold your guns, become a conservative?

Because you haven't gone on.

With a new thing.

Slosher says, PayPal, just some money for darts.

I appreciate you.

Can as well still in the chat.

I'm actually sure.

But if he is, then I'm going to say, I have to say.

Thank you, baby.

Thank you, baby.

So, the spiritual suffering.

This, this this, this this desire for transcendents theosis to become one with God, to have meaning in one's life to, to be to have the world, and its proper place to function from the world being in a proper place.

That's let's say the desire of all designers, it's the unspoken desire.

And it it's it's a weird thing to say it's a desire because it shouldn't be, it should just be like well yeah, you know.

Frictionless Society.

In a weird way.

I think this is kind of where the liberal goes to when they say that they need to end suffering or reduce suffering the world.

This is a Sam Harris point, but many others have voice to especially the secular humanist camp.

That they believe that that the purpose in life is to reduce or eliminate suffering in the world to what end.

They don't know, just because they say well suffering bad.

And we good.

So to maximize the good, we must minimize or eliminate the bad.

However, from their worldview, if you believe that we're all they results of some sort of celestial accident.

And probably not the only life in the universe, if that's where you're starting point is, then, nothing means, nothing means, nothing means nothing.

Suffering means nothing.

Good bad.

All these categories mean nothing Humanity means nothing because in the evolutionary standpoint, well, you're just one point along a longer Spectrum, give it enough time and humans won't be humans anymore.

Oops.

I think when we're in this, Modern Age was coming to fruition.

It's happening for both the left and the right.

I've talked about this in terms of mental contradictions, the right has a few fewer contradictions than the left in these categories, but the categories themselves are being destroyed upended.

The revolutions are in the categories themselves.

Recent, of course, we see this with men can be women.

Can men.

What is a woman?

When the category itself falls apart.

The only end result can be nihilistic anxiety.

It's Anarchy.

This is all there's different Rose talks his prediction.

Is that the coming age that we're living in?

Will be an age of Anarchy.

Age.

Is ventral son.

Right?

These are.

These are borrowed ideas.

This Anarchy is because we can't, there is no, there is no stable ground anymore.

And even for the conservative or person on the right, who thinks that if they eliminate the left or they get rid of all these crazy ideas and people who hold them and all the rest of it and they held Primacy.

And they can, they can rejigger this thing.

Into a back into formation back into some sort of order.

But they're what, they don't understand one.

I don't think it's possible anymore, a new system must arise.

There might be a, maybe you can get some sort of temporary placeholder for a little bit.

But that certainly doesn't fix the problem.

My fear is if you do get something substantial like that then people go hop a problem fixed.

We're going to Veer into authoritarianism.

It's I think it's a fit the complete now.

Something's going to happen.

There's no way out of it.

One, because people want it.

Even the people who say they don't want it actually kind of want it.

They just they wanted to work out for them.

This is a problem.

There are hard times coming.

I'll do a show later on this week, I've got some notes prepared for it, you know they attack on the Christian church on Christian churches all throughout the world.

Churches being burned down Christians being attacked.

Murdered all the rest of It no one's talking about it.

Officially only Christians are talking about.

and even within the Christians, only only a few Christians are really talking about it weird, right?

We're supposed to celebrate this Gaza deal and great.

So let's celebrate.

But let's not forget that, you know, Palestinian Christians were also being attacked here.

Is there just for them?

I think we're gonna see a very similar deal.

Probably play out for Ukraine in the not too distant future.

Will be justice for all the lovers on a stairs have been.

Invaded just desecrated.

A Christians and Ukraine who've been.

Tortured.

Attacked persecuted.

Probably not.

Now, we are a persecution religion.

And in many ways, like I said before, we are set up apart.

We are set We're sit outside of this thing.

We are in a, in a sense, we're almost begging the conflict.

Even though we're trying to do everything, we can to not have the conflict with the world, being not being not of this world.

Is just going to be a setup for now.

You might go through great periods of peace and prosperity but eventually the world's gonna come back for you.

It wants to eject it, it doesn't the one thing, the world doesn't want the world being either the passion or you know, the prince of this world doesn't like.

Is the dark mirror.

It's not even a dark mirrors, a mirror of Life, can't stand it.

Can't stand his own reflection.

Lies.

Hate lies.

Even the clever ones.

So we have to get you out.

We had to get stronger.

Tougher.

Deny the flesh.

Which is very difficult in this Modern Age.

And especially more difficult, I think for younger men.

Who've been raised under the auspice.

The spirit of this mothering mother for the last 60 years.

I think my generation Gen X was a it really it started with the Boomers.

Started affect the Boomers first, but by Gen X.

We started to see a little bit more because we were kind of half in half out, and we're told a lot of lies on TV, we all watch, Partridge Family in The Brady Bunch and all that stuff like, hey that's doesn't look like our family.

When he's trying to sell us here, kid.

yeah, our parents are You know.

Spawned in not even paying attention to us.

What or divorced and you know having problems and raising kids and and in alternative family structures and all the rest of it and all that started stuff had a really started having the 1970s and certainly carried on through the 80s and 90s.

So, we've been seeing this.

Slow roll up out of this consequence in the last 60 years.

And these men, younger men are have been encased in it.

There has been no other Corollary.

The masculine has been denigrated to such a point where any kind of masculine expression.

Is oftentimes coded as bad, evil fascist dot above your too, aggressive.

You're to this.

You're to that young boys get, you know, they're not just treated like young boys who just want to go run around or they get medicated.

Get told that they're wrong, they're bad.

Impulses are bad.

And affects both men and women.

Because now men can't be masculine.

And women don't want to be around, masked men.

and people, I know a lot of times will try to say this is, this is part of this big giant plan and, you know, maybe it was Maybe, there's aspects of it.

I think there's, I think there's less of a plan and much more of a, the powers that be are very opportunistic.

So when they see there's a crisis or they invented one or just one pops up, hey, make some money off.

Maximize it profit off, it somehow create the profit margin of every Calamity.

This is why I called merchants of Despair and it's not just from one group.

It's there's a lot of different names in that group.

A lot of it and a lot of us are clients.

we can, we can You know, say all the bad things about the merchants we want but we keep buying the goods.

And keep lining up.

Need me despair.

I don't know what your time line.

half the time is just like, I walked away from some stuff like oh Too early in the day.

I'm trying to have a good one.

so this let's get to Father, father Moses Tony directly to young men.

Although this works for any age.

this is, Him talking about.

How to get your man card.

Let's just address the chat for a second.

Thank you again.

Slosher Shyron at God Emperor says keep it up.

Thank you.

I will try my best.

Panzer says, have you seen Rachel Wilson's recent debate with a Phyllis?

I caught a little bit of it.

I caught.

I think they're opening statements and then they were having some problems, loading up a Rachel's video.

And then I had to get to do some stuff.

So it's on my list of things to get to.

I will definitely check it out.

And let you guys know what I think about it cycle.

Bible says, is peace even possible in this life?

Or is it, or is it trial by fire?

Oh, pieces possible, but it's inner, it's not outer.

there's a the often time used quote from Saint.

Sarah Saints.

Sarah, from a Sarah of, is that a peaceful heart will save a thousand Souls.

So you can bring peace to yourself and from piece from yourself, you will influence piece around you, let medics But if you're looking for an end to all conflict exterior, most of these things aren't dependent on you.

And this is the point of pride, is that even with all the correct thinking, and Theology and practice, and all the rest of it, you're not going to change the world.

The world doesn't want to get changed.

It's not interested in change its interested in doing what it does.

And the world in this sense can be either the the accumulation of all the passions or, you know, the mass nations of other people.

It's part of my parcel of saying that the problem, the Venture Sun is going to feel good.

So once people start to get a little bit of vengeance, a little bit of Payback.

Or a little bit of Retribution and it doesn't have to be right versus left or left versus right.

No.

I can just be anyone who's holding a grudge, a resentment, you're doing better than me.

You have something I don't, you have a lifestyle that I want, and I have been denied, you, you know, tune versus non what, whatever, whatever the whatever the dichotomy is, wherever you find some resentment.

You're going to find conflict, and we're gonna find conflict in this age.

Those complex are going to get maximized because they are bigger.

They're bigging for resolution.

They need to be resolved one way or the other.

This is why I tell people to keep your heads on the swivel.

Things are going to start happening.

Now, they're going to start happening fast, whatever problem you have on the ground in your life right now.

Resolve it.

One way or the other.

Get past it.

Because then, I guarantee you.

In the next, we're in 2025, in about five years, time the world, you thought you lived in before is going to be gone.

Radically changed.

One way or the other.

We'll see how it goes prophecies about world war three potential or many smaller Regional Wars quite likely.

Digital IDs panopticon, we see what's going on the UK.

We can you know who knows what this guy's a thing.

Will eventually look like when it comes to fruition you and Russia.

All these other things, even your hometown things are happening, and they're happening fast.

They're begging a resolution.

so, whatever that resolution is going to start to become, Chances are you're not going to be able to do much about it in terms of influencing it one way of the shaper together, maybe you're in a position to do that, then I am and congratulations.

God bless.

One thing for the rest of us, though, who aren't any of those positions.

To maintain is go to liturgy, talk to your priest, get ready for it.

It's not just me saying this.

Lots of very spiritually, respectable tuned in.

People are saying this, we don't know what's coming, but something's coming, and people are feeling.

It is a Vibe.

Look at your women in your life.

A lot of women right now are freaking out.

Freaking out.

And it gets Baron the Anika Experian, Candace Owens thing that clip of lash.

Oh yeah, that's tip of Iceberg stuff, man.

They're losing it.

And it's becoming visible.

Why then there are tuned into this stuff.

They may not be able to understand what's happening but they know something's happening.

And everyone's getting real scared.

It's not hopeful.

It's not like excited.

It's dark.

so, Aren't you glad you tuned into the show, folks?

How can I tell you?

You know.

I, I can only tell you the truth that I can see.

And what I'm researching and doing and some of that.

But, hey, man, we're building, we're continuing on, we build the ark, even when it starts raining, you know, it's this show is there's many different reasons for this show for me personally, and for others, I guess, but Ultimately what it boils down to?

Is telling you you're not alone.

You're not alone in this world.

Nothing else.

I got you, bro.

I see you.

I feel you.

Hear you, you know?

I'm there, too.

And I'll be with you to the end.

God willing.

So here's father me fierson follows McPherson talking about how to get your man card.

It's gonna check the volume here.

Hello, men of the interwebs.

Today I am going to show you how you can procure.

Your man card.

It is a specific process that you need to go through especially from 18 to 30.

And then really, as you start to stretch into adulthood, you're going to find the key to finding this card in your breast pocket.

So our base the base of every man's Foundation is going to be Faith.

Why is that?

Because a man cannot build a foundation on anything else.

Once said, by Louie Simmons, a pyramid is only a strong as the base and the base has to be faith and specifically a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Now, what is this going to entail for you to have this strong base a prayer life, a fasting schedule, a father Confessor, or maybe even a spiritual father, somebody that you are gaining direction from the key.

And everything that I completely talk about all the time and re-emphasize.

This you have to have someone who can help you navigate through life.

If you're anything like me and didn't grow up with a father figure, you have to find somebody who is able to help you navigate the twists and turns that are coming your way.

If you don't have that you're like a man walking in the forest write a long enough period of time.

You just end up circling back on the same things.

this is this point cannot be under sold and it's really a point that for men of any age, one of the hardest things I've had to deal with and it's an easy thing something that I enjoy doing actually, but it's hard.

It's easy.

Hard thing is, is having a spiritual father at 48 years old.

It's very difficult.

And the reason is that you you get to this point where I'm a grown ass man.

I do grown ass man.

I don't have to ask permission and you know submit to the authority of another man.

Like no, I'm do my own thing.

Like if it doesn't have a boss and wish I listened to what my boss has to say.

But nine times out of 10 these days the bosses woman anyway.

So yeah.

Sure, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

You don't submit yourself.

Or you submit yourself for a paycheck, you don't submit yourself for anything else.

And having a spiritual father in the relationship, you have with your spiritual father, requires submission.

And I'm not talking like being like, you know, some hook or something like that?

No, no.

It's that, you understand that that you have to treat him like your Superior.

Because he is in the domain of the spiritual.

He's the priest and you're not.

You you've made a choice to have this relationship.

This is your choice.

Always keep that in mind.

And because it's your choice, you bear responsibilities for that choice.

And you need it.

You need the help.

You need help.

I need help.

As hard to ask for help, it's hard.

It's an act of humility to Simply say you know, father bless I don't know what I'm doing.

Or, I don't know what to do next.

Or father, help me or listen to my problems or confessions or whatever.

Active.

It's action.

It's an active active humility.

This is why he got to get humble.

For anything to work.

Because when you're most of the times in your conflicts because it takes two to tango, right?

So most times you in conflict with the world or with other people.

A lot of it.

Is your own Pride.

You're not letting something go.

I'm right, you're wrong.

I'm right, you're wrong.

Shut a Jimbo.

A little demon sketches.

Edge to my brain because it's so perfect.

That the whole world thrives off this.

You can make content all about how right you are and how wrong you are.

Heck I do this time, this stuff all the time I fall into it.

I made the prediction about this.

I'm so right.

Good for me.

Not paying any bills with it.

I'm so smart.

You know.

so, That struggle.

To get humble to realize that a, you don't know what, you don't know anything.

You think, you know stuff, you don't really know anything, maybe, you know, stuff within your own Master, you know, domain of your own gift.

Sure.

But but in terms of spirituality, in terms of how to live a good life, how to make how to have discernment.

I'll put it this way.

When you're in it.

You're in it.

It's very hard to see it's very hard to get any distance on your life.

You need somebody who has that distance and this is key loves you and wants to see you succeed.

This is incredibly rare.

Incredibly rare.

Especially amongst other men.

A lot of talk about the Brotherhood of men and all that stuff.

And it's great talking.

Hey man.

If you've got a group of friends or family or whatever that really love, you want to see you succeed.

Congratulations.

Good on you.

I'm going to tell you something though the majority people in the modern age right now and throw out history but right now Don't have that, they have the reverse of that.

They have a lot of people around them want to see them fail.

Want to see you fail.

Because it confirms that other person's life.

If you fail, then.

Their failures aren't so bad.

This is the, you know the the Maury Povich the other name the, you know, the the when those shows were were fatty It bring people on and they'd get into fights and they'd be, you know who's who's the father of the baby?

You know, that kind of crud.

Yeah.

It was just make you feel better about your life like hey my life might be bad but I'm not that That's that instinct.

Shouldn't Freud.

Just a whole terms for getting a little enjoyment out of seeing someone else's suffer a bit.

Because maybe they deserve it.

Now you might think that's that there's that thing in the you know, with the public with people, you don't know.

Just people out there in the world.

Gets even weirder when it's people.

You do know.

When his family.

His friends.

Supposedly.

And you can be friends, you can be, you know, really close friends, but something in you something inside.

So, that'll the person kind of wants to see you fail.

Doesn't like it when you succeed.

Because it shows up their failures.

It shows up their inadequacies You'll see it.

Sometimes this is something that happened.

You get married.

If you've been, if you have a friend group, Of mostly unmarried men.

And I also, if you're getting married later on life, you lose a lot of those friends.

And you might say, oh, it's because I'm married and you get the wife and all this stuff.

Yeah.

No, they don't want to hang around with you.

You're married or not.

Works on them.

I made, I was a joke, right?

But it's, it's a factual joke.

If you've got a full head of hair, And you're and your buddy is balding, your buddy, hates you a little bit.

Yeah, a little bit of something inside of him.

He's like, I hate Don't you truth?

Get that promotion.

The person doesn't.

The can't blame something else.

They're going to blame you.

They're gonna hold a little bit of resentment about you.

It's natural to humans, part of the Fallen nature.

Something she's just have to overcome within yourself and you'll see it in other people.

So and you'll and his the Insidious part C in your family, too.

Not again, not a roof for everybody but there's a lot of times in your family people want to see you fail.

or want to see succeed, and then they're going to take Ownership of your success.

It's the difference between being proud of and being Pleased with.

His word concept fallacy there.

But when you're proud of somebody, oftentimes what you're doing is you're injecting yourself in there somewhere.

You're taking, you think you're giving but you're taking, you take the pride.

You take pride in someone's in your child's.

Achievements.

You take the pride.

It's not giving it.

When you're pleased, you're giving the pleasure.

See.

Where where the exchange happens?

so, Back to the.

Back to the face and importance of getting a good spiritual father, you just getting a spiritual father.

Don't worry about good bad.

All these categories, get go to liturgy, talk to a priest, get yourself a spiritual father.

Start start somewhere.

And the most important part of that process is get humble.

Get humble.

And realize that.

God bless.

God willing your spiritual father.

Wants to see you succeed.

And part of the reason why he wants to see succeed, it's a reflection on him too.

People go back to previous show, who rules.

We talked about this a little bit, but the road to road to hell is paved the bones of a priests and Priests monks.

And and Bishops It's a warning to to clarity.

That they bear the responsibility for their teaching, for their guidance and bad guy.

Get bad and bad leadership.

Is a one-way ticket for them to the to the bad place.

These are symbolic meetings, but it's true.

so, they need to be careful with what they Struck you with and they also be had to be checking in on you to make sure that you are a good a good represent.

Representative.

Sorry.

Good representative.

Other teachings of the faith because it's not just their teachings.

It's not just father Bob's teachings.

It's the teachings of the church.

You have to represent the entire church.

The tradition itself, you become a seed, That sprouts and harvests.

That's the beauty of the church.

So that even from one lady a new church, the church can always be reborn.

That's why having the proper theology, having the proper mindset, understanding these things, having the right discernment.

these things are critical and the church is, you know, gone through periods, where it's been Burnt down destroyed, you know, hunted persecuted brought to almost near Extinction and brought back to life.

It doesn't take that much.

It doesn't take that many.

As long as you're a true vessel, true Arc.

Of the tradition.

That's why you getting these things, right?

No matter what age you are, no matter if it's Prosperity or or you know, feast or famine, you got to get these things right and that's why you need to do the right thing.

Which is submit to a higher authority.

The number one thing is, you have to establish a relationship with God, why?

Because the weight of the world is too much for you, or for me to tackle on our own, every single one of us has weaknesses, proclivities desires, that go against our best interests and when you're raising an environment where you're constantly choosing to do, what is comfortable and good for you.

Right now, it's so hard for you to see anything long-term and to make small incremental decisions for a very good riching and rewarding outcome, that is one of the key facets of moving from Boyhood into manhood is getting rid of the things in your life that bring you pleasure.

Now, for the long-term goals that are rewarding and enriching to your life.

If you end up always seeking after the now, you're going to be a guy who's 30 years old, playing video games with the mediocre job and know why we don't want that, we want the structure and the discipline and Most importantly, the accountability in place.

So there were able to form the habits that are necessary to move forward in life.

And we need that older Mentor, director, spiritual Father, Figure, who's able to give us that wisdom?

And we need most importantly to help of the Holy Spirit, when you are trying to bench, press something that you cannot lift, you need to say how Spotter and they grab the barbell and they lift it.

That is the relationship that we have with the Holy Spirit.

We all have these very intense weaknesses and difficulties within our character and our personality and our proclivities that we need assistance on.

No man makes it out of Boyhood without God's help that is key.

Next, we're going to build what are we going to build?

We are going to start building on.

A racing.

Return.

Repent rebuild.

The past.

So many of us are trapped in our childhood.

I have this great quote from a man who was talking to a friend of mine who was getting sober.

And he said to him, the only problem with your childhood is it lasted way too long.

We have to erase the past, we have to get rid of the things that tormented us that were difficult in our life.

A lack of Father Figure, abusive parents whatever that Dynamic is we have to use this first step of Faith so that we can start building something fresh and new on a firm foundation getting rid of the thought processes especially the negative lines of code that are going through our mind.

Can only happen.

When we are verbally expressing them to somebody else, when we begin to talk it out and put our thoughts on the table, our fears, our insecurities, the things that are holding us back, somebody else can help us to unpack those and get Rid of those, one of the most powerful things that you can do for your life is forgiveness.

Getting rid of the anger.

You cannot build anything on, anger, unforgiveness and resentment.

I guarantee you your life will become stalled out at that juncture, where you fail to forgive somebody and if you hold on to it long enough, your whole life just gets built on this trash heap of anger, bitterness in the past, you're never in the present.

All the building has to be started on building in the present day by day.

The things that are going to enrich and expand your life if you don't have that.

You're building on nothing.

You're building on something that happened when you were 15 years old and then you end up being 25 one day and saying what happened to the last 10 years of my life.

Speaking of somebody personally who has struggled with anger, resentment and holding on to things holding on to grievances.

Way too long and having definite issues around forgiveness and things.

Giving not the not the holiday but you know, actually giving thanks All these things are all these seeds of Pride, right?

The same problem can't ask for help.

Can't accept what I need help.

Can ask for help.

But can't let go when someone's wronged me.

And maybe you should have asked for help.

The, the seat of the problems, always you, you are the constant in your life.

And nine and nine times out of 10.

The reason why you have conflicts in your life is because you're not letting something go.

You're not processing it.

You have an ask for help.

You have you haven't forgiven your holding on to some sort of anger and resentment.

Quite often times, not even with the person you're having the conflict with they're just reminding you of this old thing.

They're picking at a scab.

Hasn't really healed yet because you haven't let it go.

They pick at your mind of this.

Or I can't do this.

I can't progress this because I got screwed in the past.

And so I don't I'm too scared or too hesitant to to take that chance and get screwed again.

Quite often and look.

I've been betrayed before.

I've been, you know, I had all those wonderful things happen.

but I also have to be brutally, honest and say, yeah, but I put myself in a position where that could happen and my response probably wasn't fantastic.

Could have could have done that one better.

But me being me, I did me.

so erasing, the past is a I forget who said it, but one of the church fathers has talked about this is that You can't live.

You can't live in the past.

You can't.

It's impossible.

So you get a little go.

Don't keep your mind there.

And don't keep your mind in the future.

Either.

Future hasn't happened yet.

Don't worry about the future.

It's The future is going to be determined from your present actions.

So stay here.

Now that sounds sounding very, you know, like mumbo jumbo spirituality.

He's all about the presents, all the moment in the moment.

Well, there's some truth to that.

A little bit of Truth to that.

No.

You do have to respect and understand tradition.

And tradition is the past is the history.

But it's bigger than you.

The what's always the Cornerstone of all?

This is always looking for the thing that is bigger than you.

This is your context of your life and in reality itself, these things aren't as dependent upon you as you want to make them out to be.

You're not that important kid.

but, You're living this life, you are important, you have a role to play.

You have important as you have, meaning, you have all these.

You have value in this life that you're that you're living.

So you need to live it.

And you need to live it to them to your maximum potentiality.

Whatever that might be.

And the funny thing is, you probably can't really know that some of us do.

Some of us are giving a great town, a great gift, you know, Magic Johnson is or Michael Jordan is built to play basketball.

His life.

Put him that way.

For him to do anything else, a little bit in a crime.

But most of us don't have an obvious thing.

But to discover the thing, we had to develop the thing.

Stumble into it.

Maybe the thing we don't even want to do, but yet, there it is.

Nine times.

You know, most priests will tell you that they didn't even want to be a priest.

They didn't feel worthy to be a priest.

but, Life called them into it and there they go.

So you don't worry so much about.

What will be?

ultimately, Get a set yourself in a direction and you gotta set yourself in that direction, firmly with the right tradition, with the right thinking, right?

To being the right front.

And once you have that, once you have the phone, those foundations in your operating from that, Christian front of that Christian sense of being then other than other opportunities and potentials will open up for you.

And all you have to do is keep applying it.

It's the simple hard thing.

Stay humble.

You know, you have to get humble and then you have to stay humble.

Be useful.

That's never that easy.

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So yes, don't live in the past.

This is the Cornerstone of confession as well.

Get It Off Your Shoulder, get it out.

Get it off.

You wipe off your Ledger.

It's not Dean you any good to obsess over it.

Next, we need to excel.

What is this look like?

Our body spreadsheet.

Our job.

And our relationships.

Now hopefully this is where we start to understand that physical discipline is necessary for manhood cultivating ourselves, cultivating, a experience in the workplace that is moving us forward.

Having a career trajectory having something that we're following through on, there's a often reported adage that the 20s is for Learning and the 30s are for earning.

This is because it takes a base of knowledge in any industry to show and prove yourself and attract record.

So many people want to go from first base to home plate in three years where it's taken other people 15.

The thing is, if we're building correctly, it doesn't have to take as long but we have to invest in that process.

We have to be putting our energy into it, one of the best pieces of advice that I got from somebody.

When I told them, how much money I was making, and I was doing fairly well at that.

Point they said invest anything extra into learning just learning what you're doing your craft.

For me it was sales build on that so that you can become exponentially better.

You're never going to make progress in your job or financial.

If you're just trying to cut out going to Starbucks That's Penny's saved when you need to be thinking about dollars earned.

And in order to build a family and a relationship with a woman, it's going to take money.

And that means it's going to take a career and it's going to take you investing in that not as an end in itself to just make money.

So you can buy a car or this or that, but you can actually support and cultivate your life and your relationship with other people, which brings meaning and purpose and love and joy to your life.

The true manhood is found in being a deeply interpersonal person.

So much of manhood today is a query stuff as if having the right kind of car is going to Define you.

I'll tell you right now, you can find a guy in his 30s.

Who's driving a Bugatti?

And I can tell you right now, his life would be infinitely richer.

If he had five Sons, like, I do, and most of those people would actually trade all that money just to have people that loved and care about them, and that they could cultivate a relationship with them.

You can't have that money as an end in itself, but procuring money is necessary for the vision long term.

Last relationship building a relationship with a wife and specifically finding a woman of noble character.

It's so important to read the Proverbs and what it says about women and what you're looking for so many men, Go after physical attraction as the ultimate goal of finding a woman and that isn't what brings real, Joy, long term, what brings real Joy.

Long term is being knit together with somebody that you're equally yoked with somebody who is There's a term again.

Equally yoked with Ryan Isaac says, only here for a minute need to boost the show me more and she has miran's exactly.

Thank you, Ryan.

Chuckles too, they're all welcome the Yoke together.

The idea that you can have two ox.

Yolks pulling that plow.

Double your W Harvest.

Make that thing happen faster.

More diligence with purpose.

Intentionality is is the big Cornerstone of relationships.

And most times.

You don't have an intention, you're looking at friendships, right?

You tend to be friends with people you're at work with or you're sharing interests with or you become these friends are some life and life you know, whatever and you value their companionship.

But there's no real purpose to it.

There's no purpose to this.

Friendship is just friendship for friendship's sake.

Marriage.

And, and these kinds of relationships, lifelong relationships specially, when you have children and all the rest of it.

This relies on intention.

What is the intention of this of this relationship?

If you begin to lose the intention and it becomes murky, or you have, let's say competing interests.

Relationship is going to be is in trouble.

Let's put that way.

There's your conflict.

You have to be yoked together doing the same task plowing that same field.

For the same, for the same Harvest.

You can't be going off different going in different fields.

That's difficult in this day and age because again, These categories have been have been upended.

So, the category of the house, what is the house mean?

What is a home mean?

It doesn't just mean a mortgage or an investment, so I'm monetary unit.

But materialism, reduces it down to that.

You need the metaphysical category.

You know, going going to work going to labor.

This is why men traditionally were the ones who went out to do the thing.

and when they stayed home to maintain the home, these are two of very important categories.

What got mixed up is again, this materialism aspect.

And status.

Here's some consider.

this is a build upon from my friend Charles, but he'll Said something.

So, brilliant and Analysis.

Plays with me all the time.

He said that essentially men are romantic who value pragmatism.

Who sometimes pretend to be a pragmatist and women are pragmatists who value romanticism?

Or sometimes pretend to be romantic.

Inversely, there's an inverse truth to this.

Men compete.

Over.

Material, they have a materialistic Viewpoint in terms of competition.

So, when men go to war, it tends to be over property.

Resources land.

when women go to war, when there's a feminine aspect to the war, women will want to conquer culture.

the metaphysical, the concept the, you know, the Whistle the walls of Because what we value is the Romantic the metaphysical.

And what men value is the pragmatist.

The material.

They value these things because it's something that that's not really native to that.

So something that they really produce so they career it almost to offer it.

Like, see look, honey.

I conquered golf.

And he said, cases.

Here's a good example.

Catherine, the Great, the Russian leader.

In the what century was it 17th century.

Maybe Brown that, whatever.

What does she do?

Well, she annexes Ukraine, specifically the southern Ukraine Odessa from the tartars.

And from the Turks, let's say, they find a war win, she annexes that area to it, makes it part of Russia, proper Crimea.

All these other places.

You know, we're disputed areas.

when she does that, once the first thing she does is she basically Outlaws that culture You know, Ukrainian was no longer allowed to be spoken there.

Was an Ukraine church anymore was the Russian Church.

You know.

Some someone else's were made later on.

But she goes in and she Goes to war with the culture itself.

Because she understands it.

The culture is very important, it's important to the minds and the hearts and the beings, the people She wants to dominate that too.

Queen Victoria.

Dominates culture.

Victorian England wasn't just the Empire, the the material gains, the Empire itself.

No, no, it was a culture of the Empire.

That was the most important thing.

That's what when people say, Victorian England, their marketing back to the culture.

Of England at that time.

Right.

Women are pragmatists who value Romanticism or put it this way.

Women are much more materialists, who value.

The metaphysical.

And men are metaphysical.

Who value the material?

And so is that interchange?

Seems like it's this weird paradox.

But it's what we don't have that we value.

Something that or what we procure for?

Or, you know, for the, for our loved ones.

Man Loves a Woman.

He wants to bring her material gifts.

She's a pragmatist.

Woman loves a man.

She wants to produce these.

Sort of intangibles.

What is a home?

House is not always a home.

So home.

Isn't just the structure of the building.

It's come, is it is a sense of comfort, a sense of History.

A sense of A family.

These are metaphysical categories themselves.

The family isn't just down to like individuals in the house.

There's a connective tissue there.

That has to happen.

When produce that to offer to their husband, who values, those things even more than she does.

And it's not that again, these things were talking, you know, almost ABS, right?

Yes.

Are there women?

Who are more prone to Romanticism than the primary system?

Yes, and are men.

Yeah, Yeah.

Yeahs spectrums.

Yes.

Not all and blah, blah blahs.

Get me in the comments section.

Sure.

But I think it's true.

It's generally so generally true That when you apply that way of thinking, to the world is that nature of the world, a lot of other things start to make sense.

Something you understand really what your role is and why as a man do you need to work to produce these things?

Even if the things itself, the money, the whatever isn't really that valuable It's not the point.

The point is not to make millions of dollars.

Point is to produce something to bring during go.

See honey.

I think lindyman put out a great post where women want to see men, leave the house.

They kind of don't care why you're leaving the house.

Preferably for workers with them to go.

Go out there and do something and bring it back, whatever.

Sure.

Get a fresh kill was consider sure, but they want to see you, leave the house independent of them.

Because they're bringing you somewhere.

They're they're, you know, bring you to the family, pick know, they just want to just see you, just leave the house.

Get out of the house.

I mean, I suffer from this is a I'm talking to myself here.

Just get out.

Go.

Why?

Man, I'm not a woman.

I'm not a chick.

I don't know.

They just like that stuff.

And it's and it's one of those truisms, this, it's just true.

You apply it and the pans out.

Do the things that they like, why not?

Happy life.

Happy wife.

Happy life blah blah blah.

A deep personal faith has a deeper relationship with God, is able to sacrifice for you and your able to sacrifice for them.

You build this relationship where it's like a bridge.

It's not, it's not, it's an interdependence where you're leaning on each other.

And this is the bridge that your children.

Walk over.

It's not a codependence like, you can't live without that person.

And they can't live without you which is unhealthy and bizarre and kind of neurotic.

You want to build something where that person brings a deep richness to your life and you bring a deep richness to their life that is fundamentally built on the commonality of love for Jesus Christ and a devotion and love to the holy Orthodox Church.

That is what nits you together for a similarity.

The same purpose that you're moving in the same direction on.

It's not just fun and having a good time or hanging out, it's with the soul and tended purpose to exceed, what everyone else is doing.

And what is that?

That's building a healthy family.

That's building a healthy family children that are born and raised in a nurturing environment where the husband and wife love and are devoted to each other that they love and are devoted to God.

Turn out normal.

We have such abnormality in our country today because we have so many dysfunctional marriages and dysfunctional, marriages, create dysfunctional homes, which in turn, create this functional children and we don't want to hand that off.

Some of us, myself included and my wife were raised in dysfunctional families.

We want to end that cycle.

We want to build something special something that's unique, something that's invaluable.

Something that is truly lasting.

Not just for this life, but bringing our children into this world goes on into eternity.

We don't have an idea that there are souls, that are just floating in The Ether.

But rather, each person that you bring into this life is uniquely created in the image of God.

This is how you exceed, what everyone else is doing because you build a legacy, you build something lasting.

You invest your life in your children and in your local Orthodox church, and you create something that is multi-generational.

So, Much has been said today about multi-generational wealth as if that's the goal.

But the reality is that when you even look at those studies, most of those multi-generational wealth gets squandered because the children have no character, No Love, No formation, no deep interpersonal relationship with their families.

The word concept fallacy wealth.

Let's deal with that for a second.

I've Gone back and forth, their own Benjamin, I won't get into it, I think he's wrong more times than he's right.

But he did say one thing or I heard him say it.

So I'll quote him on this or give him the quote.

Which is well, his family.

The.

It was one of the biggest impetus isn't moving my wife and a child out here to Australia, to be around my wife's family.

It's been a massive sacrifice for me.

It's not it's not enabling me, it's not doing anything, you know, great for me in some ways or not obvious things.

Anyways, But its surrounding my my daughter with family.

That's well it's not money, it's not Material.

The again, the feminine mindset, reduces these things to the pragmatic value to materialism itself, liberalism on all his forms and inherently feminine.

Can be based and be liberal be in that liberal frame, classic liberal.

Let's just cover it.

All right, classic liberal libertarian, communist fascist, socialist Democratic, whatever, right?

All the, all the ideologies, It's all liberal frame.

All feminine.

That's why we probably were at War all the time.

It's very estrogen.

Laden kind of mentality.

Because you're at War over metaphysical categories.

And when you're at War, we're metaphysical categories.

There is no easy.

There's no resolution to that conflict.

It's not just like, look, I'm going to take your land and we're going to war of this piece of land.

One of us is going to win.

I win.

I kick you out.

You win.

You win.

You kick me out.

That's it.

Simple easy, right?

Do you think that's the material?

But really the war is on metaphysical grounds because what do women do?

They compete in the metaphysical realm.

They can compete for status.

for love for beauty for Intangible.

That's what the compete for.

We know this to be true because what is a woman use as a tactic?

What is her number one weapon?

To go after your status.

Cancel culture, all the rest of it.

Oftentimes relies on tax of people's character.

What is a character?

Well, that's again a metaphysical category.

Point to point to a character in nature.

What his character?

Wolf is Wolf as a wolf.

A deer is a deer to just do deer stuff.

Right.

So because the war, the conflicts is locked in this metaphysical categories.

Because we're dealing with an inherently feminine worldview.

And we have been for 400 years.

That conflict.

Doesn't have an easy resolution.

The only way we can resolve this conflict is by Flipping this table again.

Back to its rightful place.

Where in his inverted world?

We need to correct.

The inversion don't give away to the eventual son.

Model.

The Prodigal Son, returned.

Repent rebuild return repent, rebuild, return repent, rebuild.

We do this on our personal lives so that others can be affected with his infected with it as well.

If Medically influenced.

But my Medics take over.

It's important.

Peaceful, a peaceful soul.

Will save without sorry, a peaceful heart will save a thousand Souls.

How's that work?

Well, people want what you have?

If you have joy I'm not talking about happiness.

I'm talking about true Joy.

Peace.

Tranquility.

You're moving with your, you're not moving against the world.

You're not having this conflict.

Other people bring a conference for you.

You resolve it within yourself.

It's done.

It's like worldly jujitsu.

And go to bother you, not?

Because you're at peace.

You have accepted.

You're not trying to change the world.

You're just trying to change you.

Now, trying to heal the world or save it or any of those things that's Way Beyond you way above, your pay grade and the only person who can oh, the only, yeah, the only person who can do any of that stuff is God, are you God?

No, then don't worry about it.

We're about you worry about your family worried about your little parcel world.

So, it's been given to you.

Yeah.

Yeahs, as where is Sam?

Okay, blocked and reported.

That's all about.

We'll get to Sam Hunt.

Get some Sam Hunt right now.

Actually, Sam Hyde.

This is from Dollar stream.

Talking about idubbbz.

And the personality epidemic, and its dangers, and what he's talking about here, and you're gonna see sort of seeing the, the theme of the show, kind of come come to light.

Is this feminization of the man?

And this isn't always just come out from behaviors.

Or political.

grouping, so that their symptoms But again, as I said, this whole liberal frame is inherently feminine.

It veers towards the feminine, right?

Materialistic pragmatic.

Get rid of the metaphysical now.

You would think that this is sort of like, well, we were choosing this to avoid that.

In actuality.

It's that those who really are.

Let's say, True devotees of the frame are not ignoring the metaphysical.

They're coveting it.

They're using it, they become weapons.

instead of things that are easy access to us, all they become weapons of these people cancel culture.

Attacks them someone's personality on someone's credibility.

Someone's character, someone's status.

To attack the status, because that's where they really, they believe the power lies.

And to extend, that's true.

The difference with men is that men will acquire status is given Because you've racked up enough wins.

You've proven yourself and battle, you you've done the things?

And men don't compete for status.

Traditionally.

And I'm talking mask and Men, the true root of man doesn't really compete for status is going to give him to you, don't worry about the status.

You'll be, you'll become a five-star general.

If you keep winning those Wars man.

You'll be given that you'll be given you, you will be, you will be ascended off the hierarchy.

The more you achieve with the more people perceive you achieved, otherwise, There's different ways of doing this, but men will compete over.

That material gains.

The winds.

The achievements, the the awards, the, you know, whatever you win enough games.

You win the the trophy.

If you're the fastest, you're the fastest man, and you work really hard to be in the fastest and there you go.

You've proven yourself.

There's a fastest.

You get the, you get the metal, your name gets put in the record books.

You're the fastest man for this period of time, there you go.

Achievement unlocked status.

Given to you, bye.

You're achievements.

The feminine doesn't do that.

Because for the feminine, they understand that the metaphysical categories.

Are.

Like, holding sand.

What is beauty?

Woman, who is beautiful today in her 20s or her 30s.

Maybe less.

So she gets older physically.

I seen this post now and I'm not really paying too much time on it because I don't know how real this is.

But now there's this thing where, apparently younger women aren't having kids, because They feel like they're gonna be body shamed.

After they have children that men are going to be attracted to their posts, birth bodies.

And this whole thing, I think it's I think it's a invented conflict online but whatever But there you go.

Alright, vainglory Attachment to this, to the body, to youthfulness, to it to being attractive to be eternally attractive.

Why?

Well one it's impossible.

And two attractiveness is not just down to the physical attractive, you know, the physical composure, composition of the body.

it has some to play with it and certainly in this age where we create idols, The sex star the the new e-girl the Hot Topic, girl, whatever.

We do this with men, too.

But it's just idolization of the flex.

It's no character there.

There's, it's, it's like I said this holding sand.

But this is something that women have.

No, that's valuable because it's it's something that they get appraised for.

So, the woman is Kate in these metaphysical terms.

so, they they've, This liberal frame one because it's, it is luciferian and it's Antichrist.

It's a, it's direct inversion of Christian values and virtues.

But also inside of that and maybe because in a proper Christian frame, it's the masculine, it is inherently masculine.

so we flip it because feminine liberal liberalization becomes feminine This is all so.

Not to put it all in the footage of the Liberals because this is much more ancient and and spiritual than not, right?

I'm wondering if that yeah, yeah, yeah things.

I actually had Sam on like I said, featuring.

Featuring father, Moses.

Featuring Samurai not that they're gonna be on the show.

that's why I would say with with guests, Said it.

Yeah, Sam has gonna be on my show.

Yeah.

Anytime soon.

Yeah, God bless.

Maybe God will it?

Do a little Sam Hunt because this is this is what's infecting people.

And of course we can see.

Men who are more affected by this than others.

And when we get into these territories of these metaphysical categories of let's say, Fame, Prestige.

Attention.

It doesn't number on people.

You know, you should never get.

This is a Curtis, yarvin Point, never get bigger than you can maintain.

Effectively or defend.

So oftentimes people think they want to have be, you know, they want to be the next Sam Hunt.

They want to be the next this.

They want to be the next time whatever happened.

And any that ain't gonna happen for you kid or if it does it's usually a disaster.

Most people just get crushed on existing stuff.

It's too much pressure maintaining that kind of celebrity or attention over time.

Sometimes you have a little you have your 15 minutes, you take a 15 minutes bow your head and say thank you so much and you go on with your day.

But trying to maintain it for over long enough time, usually drives the most people going drive, people, most people insane.

because, In the current media sphere, you're just getting attacked all the time.

Therapy demons out there.

So you have to cultivate the right kind of following the right kind of audience, and thank you to my audience for being the most fantastic mirror in chasmier and shows me and Chuckles in the world.

But you have to be mate, you have to really be careful about who you draw this attention from because you get when you draw the attention of the world.

The world's going to do the world stuff with you.

And nine times out of 10.

That destroys people and we see this with people like, you know, personalities like idubbbz.

Was his name, Klein from, aged h3b, whatever his name is and all these guys who got really big on YouTube.

And try to maintain that celebrity that status for a long time.

And they just either get crushed from exterior forces and we'll get more of this with Hassan Pike or kind of reveal themselves.

For who they really are.

Or They get crushed by the weight of it all.

And I'm doing it for my daughter.

Right here.

This is The Situation Room.

And boil boy, ladies and gentlemen.

Do we ever have a situation?

We have quite the situation we're playing.

Gary's Mod gaming public?

Jonathan on Sam Hunt, addresses, the big I don't.

What a mess?

What a nightmare situation where it's quite crazy.

These people are crazy.

It's the the chickens have come home to roost for.

Fake nice guys, which is what this is.

This is a fake.

Nice guy.

You never know.

Yeah, you never know who has the most endorsements.

Binks are no.

Uh Luke's got three 3300, Bert's got 58 5500, it's gonna win.

It's Bert Bert's gonna win then Bert.

I honestly, the Birch, the most memorable.

I think Alex has to stay till pretty far into it.

Smack smack is pretty forgettable.

So really.

Yeah, she's not, she's not it.

She sounded like she had a really good.

My name is Smashley Macker or something.

No, I think she.

I think she wears off quick.

You get tired of the guy.

Oh my God.

I heard that and it was in the video.

That's so funny.

I can tell that he's he's doing the sort of fake it till you make it Charisma thing where you know, he's watched a lot of YouTube videos and how to how to how to be assertive with body language and how to be how to fair to say that all of them doing now.

All Indians black guys, doing it too.

Yeah, but I think not in this way.

No, he, this guy's definitely like he's really just reaching.

He's really trying to, to get to, to be charismatic and to be something and I do, I do empathize with them because Ted, Ted is broken.

Yeah, yeah.

And I think he's, he's trying, he's like cuddling with Bert.

Really.

Yeah, can you just go to go to Twitter and type in and just do and look up the hashtag.

It's probably Has, I don't know, the girl had sex last season, right?

The girl, which girl, so one of the chickens, right?

I don't think so.

I think they went, I don't know.

I think they went off camera and need for security.

What, percentage of those, those guys are just actually gay though and they're just settled with a.

I don't think he's gay.

I think, I think he's just weak as hell.

Yeah, and there's a type of guy that's like When the weakness is so totally.

So consuming that you I just, I think he doesn't care that he's shit.

Yeah, it's exactly what it is.

Oh like and it's all like guys there's no there's no shortage of societal messaging that like being just totally normal and cool.

But like this kid, there's no, there's no short.

He as soon as he goes on the computer, it's like, it's okay to be gay.

Look at your favorite Marvel character.

He's gay.

I think you have to, you have to have children, and you have to leave your mark on the world and that's not what Ted is going to do either of those things.

Is he?

I think, I think you gotta, if you're gonna I mean.

if you're really gonna prepare for end game, you have to think about posterity and what What sort of what you were leaving?

The energy that you've been granted something I said, previous shows about being liked or being your kids friend and this is typically a big problem.

I think people fall into the modern world.

This is I think Again, very feminine coded.

For some reason.

This idea that Your child.

Has to like and love you always, which is again impossible, but it's the same thing with relationships quite often.

You don't have to like each other to love each other.

He's gonna be long periods of time sometimes relationship.

We don't particularly like each other, you know, things have gone astray or you know you're not paying attention all those things.

People are annoying, things happen Things are an ideal as you would like them to be.

And so you enter this period of conflict But the love that that's holding the glue, there is, is because there's something of value.

And we both recognize that value.

It's a value.

If people begin to question the actual value, then the love itself begins to fade away.

And then you're into that situation.

The.

This desire to be liked to have a approval.

and you, you know, it's not again this isn't just One gender's issue.

But it's something that is.

That's maximized in this modern world and, you know, even the stuff we're doing here, right?

Live streaming all the rest of it.

How do I know you like guys like it I get to get the analytics and people like it and share it in the numbers go up and all that stuff and look my numbers, right.

People tons of times will will basically hold their value by their subscription numbers.

It's a weird metric.

But yet people do it all the time.

oh, this person has this many subscribers.

Are very important.

Though, this person just has less than they're not as important.

What?

How does that figure?

But that's what it is.

So, it's this likability.

Like me, like me, like me, prove of me validate.

Me validate my existence.

Or you know, I love you so much.

I'll do that for you.

I'll validate you.

I like you'll like you'll like you oh It's shallow.

You know, someone asked me about suffering.

Love is is part of suffering.

God's love includes suffering.

That was a major turnaround for me.

To understand that.

Because his love love the word concept fouls so it's not just one thing.

It's not just I love I love my house.

I love my, you know, I love these.

I love this show.

I love my wife, I love my kid.

There's there's different forms of this thing, but we understand and just one generalized term.

We use one word to describe many things.

And it's everything's within context.

Sure.

But if that's so if that's true, if we, if you say that my love for this TV show is different than the level of I have for my child.

Then why would you describe that to God?

Why would his love for us be different than let's say, our love our romantic.

Love for our partner.

It's not romantic.

It's not even truly fatherly in the way that we understand things.

Because God sees their entire life.

It's laid out before us.

And sometimes, sometimes you got to suffer.

in order to make the game's come to that realization in order to get better in order to do the thing that you're really supposed to do something as you get the nudge, And sometimes God's nudge is not just something simple and kind.

And gentle, sometimes it can feel like a bloody such hammer.

But again, because quite often we're so unused to hardship.

We're trying, we're so concentrated on ending hardship.

Sleeping or soft bed, pleasures of the flesh.

That any kind of discomfort or disruption feels like we're being flayed.

It's not true.

Way.

Worse things.

Know, we're accustomed to.

Going to use your imagination.

Yeah, the privilege privilege of being a functional human being and having a working body.

And the ability to to fight and solve problems.

You have to do something with that epidemic.

Is what this is.

This this, I dubs gentlemen I don't know if you know him about him.

but he's a he's one of these guys.

Start fire here.

My mouse pad.

No brief history for people who don't realize this Sam Hyde had to show.

Got canceled off of Comedy Central.

I believe he come over for a little bit.

Became kind of a mean, it was still out there producing content, but he was kind of in the wilderness of New Jersey.

Like and then idubbbz had the great idea of doing this sort of like documentary about Sam Hyde and Sam Hyde trolled him by like having this actress, that he knew a friend of it, a friend of his, you know, play some cracked out crazy girlfriend of his that he was mistreating and this whole thing.

This, this happened a few years ago and kind of brought Sam Hyde back to public Consciousness in many ways, so kind of idubbbz was almost the the reason why Sam Hyde is so prevalent today.

Well, give a lot of credit, Sam Hyde, of course but that little Weird documentary that idubbbz did basically to profit off of Sam Hyde and he was kind of fell into the trick and got embarrassed and I think that would started iw's sort of turn and kind of fall off into internet and Sanity.

He's one of these guys jet who is all about being nice.

And saying things like always just the nicest guy.

This just the nicest group of people, these are just a nice but under the skin Ain't nothing.

Nice zombie.

Understand zombie under there.

But these people in all seriousness.

these guys like, Dad.

Oh, who's who's swag is?

Unforgivable geriatric.

It's not it's not geriatric brother, it is it's fucking theater kid.

Theater kid unhinged with a zero dollar budget.

Yeah.

Theater kid going wild with no money.

Gone.

Wrong.

This guy is this guy is the definition of the phrase gone wrong.

these little fuckers will first of all, Um, beta male vibes.

You were catch that off anybody like it like they can't get pussy.

So the way that the way they get pussy is by like texting 1,000 times Pestering guilt.

They make women feel, they make, they look basically guilt women into sex feminisms.

Trying to get closer beta like lesbian relationships.

Basically men like this, like sensitive beta males.

The way they get pussy is they get pussy in like a feminine?

A feminine way.

It's really fucked up.

I've seen instances of that many times.

These are these are the guys that will.

They'll, they'll fold.

They'll turn on you.

They'll gossip about you.

They'll talk shit about you behind your back.

One of the craziest things is when whenever some of this doesn't really happen so much anymore, back in the day, I remember giving people gigs Like, here's an editing gig or whatever, and then you'd see some like, four Chan posts, someone would send you a forge and post.

That's like, Some guy talking.

It's like I have inside or access to the core working of mde.

I know Sam and Nick and Charles personally and I have a lot of information about what it's like to work with them like we sometimes we can pick up and tell like who it is.

Yeah it's like someone that like like, Charlie someone that Charles doesn't even know someone that Nick talked to once and someone that I paid like 250 dollars to do.

So I'm fucking like thing.

But these beta males, get him out of your circle, man, they're dangerous.

These are As I said before, many people in the world, maybe not most.

But many will just say many to be to be nice.

Want to see you fail.

They want to create conflict, they want us to have, they want to bring some sort of suffering to your life, because they're suffering.

So in their worldview, the world is unfair, is brutal, is this is how you get ahead.

You screw other people, you do this, you do that.

Play this game.

As long as they're getting.

They're winning.

if you're not, and if they can If they can take five bucks from you.

That's five, that's five more dollars than they had before.

These are producers.

These aren't creators.

These aren't creative interesting people.

They could be, they can be, it's not, here's the, here's a nice little bit of message for you.

Here's a bitter, white pill.

Well, transition to this back to Father, Moses.

But the bitter white pill here is that it's never too late.

You don't have to live this way.

If you're living a certain way, if you're being a certain way, If you find yourself coming to this world, being worldly in that sense.

You don't have to be that way.

You can choose to do something else anytime.

At any time.

You can return repent.

And rebuild or redeem.

Did that guy get me blocked off of YouTube?

Sort of that.

Comment is just bugging me.

Know we're still alive.

Okay good.

25 watching.

Send us, your likes, your subs, send me some money.

Appreciate each.

And every one of you getting back to Father Moses, though.

Talk about why modern man has feminine thinking.

So, we've talked about on this show, the name of the father of the song about quite a bit.

Is that this, there's this Spirit, that's infecting people.

It's affecting.

All of us has been infecting, all of us for the last 60 years.

We'll continue to infect us.

Eventual.

Son, thesis may sound like a return to the masculine.

It's certainly a Rejuvenation, write a vitalization.

This is something that fathers Sarah from roses, talked about that Vitaly vitalism is actually just a different form of nihilism.

It's it's the same.

It's the same dead end.

It's the wrong mistake.

It doesn't lead to anything, you can't build from it.

it's inherently nil, Zero Sum not a so, We might look at this this coming age and think masculinity is coming back but it's masculinity.

That's always infected by this Frame.

by this overall feminine frame reducing everything down to material.

this hyper-individualism, I myself.

Alone.

I Stand Alone know you are the recipient of legacy of tradition.

You are a vessel of your people, your family.

Everything that's led to this moment is you And there are, you know, you have a personality, you have characteristics, you have talents, you have gifts.

You have a personal history that you've done that affect.

You.

Sure for the good and the bad, the other ways.

Yeah, but What informs you?

What produced you both in the literally the biological but also the let's say the amount of metaphysical categories that that you just give yourself in some ways.

Those were established long before you.

Or they exist.

As a meta category.

You're not the Arbiter of Truth.

There is truth and you may get access to it occasionally I see it.

Use it be able to access it the church through other means, sure.

But you didn't invent it.

It's not factual.

That's sense.

This is where scientism fails to him back in on Wednesday.

For North American people.

Be talking about Jay, Dyer and this Revelation from the pope about.

The Pope Leo, just congratulated the Hindus.

And their joints worship of God.

Vatican, too.

This is something Jays talked about.

Warren people about the Vatican too, is going to lead when Catholics to Verifying that Hindus believe in God too.

Same God, right?

Just different access to that.

God.

Oops.

Certainly, the Hindus wouldn't believe that.

Anyways, we'll get to that on, we'll get that later in the week, but let's get to Father Moses.

This is from why modern man has feminine thinking.

Again, he's addressing more 20 to 30 year olds, I think that's the main scene of his audience, who he, who he's trying to reach the most.

But it's, it's certainly affecting all of us even the Boomers have been affected by this as well.

So when you start to try to place blame, if that's your game, you're going to have to find that you're basically pointing fingers into a mirror.

You're pointing at yourself.

You're part of this too, it's affected you.

It's infected, your thinking, it's your politics and your relationships and everything else like that.

You're the reason why many people have this heightened sense of anxiety.

Is because they're trying to live a reality that isn't reality.

It looks like reality.

Kind of functions like one.

But it's not really reality, is it?

Something's wrong, you don't know what's wrong.

It's just, it's wrong.

Wrong, wrong, wrong wrong, wrong wrong.

Popping off inside your head.

And because that alarm Bells going off and you can't see, you know, it's the it's the hallway chirp, right?

You're looking around for it.

Can't find it.

What is where is it?

What do I have to address?

Do I have to do no one.

No one's telling you.

No one's giving you any real clear advice.

So you're just someone around just getting more, more anxious.

Blame other people.

Well, it must be your must be them.

They they've angered me today so it must be their fault.

No.

You're living in a living.

In a lie?

You're living in this inverted?

False world.

and trying to make yourself function, within this false world over time, leads to The contradictions and really wobble.

We're really in the crisis of contradictions.

Of the Holy Spirit.

I was speaking with one of my spiritual Sons about ideas about videos.

And he said, what about consistent themes that you hear in confession?

Is there something that you hear that happens in confession that you would say pertains to a lot of people, things that people are struggling with etc, etc.

And I, and I realized, Everyone's confessing very similar things.

I mean, you have the seven deadly sins and all the variations on that.

so, a lot of confession is is I would actually say shaped more by the person or the, the gender male or female, who's giving the confession rather than it is by any particular sins that are kind of dominant.

Everyone struggles with the same things, a lot of times you can fish, it's how they express it which Led me to share with him this point, what I'm finding or seeing a lot.

In confession.

Is that a lot of times it's the men that are under 30 over the last few years that I find they actually have very feminine thought processes.

This is both what I've experienced in confession and talking with younger men and hearing the way that they think about things.

Now the Holy Father, tell us, don't trust our own thoughts.

So what's important that we reveal our thoughts?

But in the process of people revealing their thoughts and talking about it, you realize.

Wow, there is a very strong feminine a way of thinking that I think is actually, Kind of been adopted by this younger generation of men.

now, as I spoke about in a previous video, There's nothing wrong with the way that women think women, see life through a kaleidoscope of information.

Mental, emotional interpersonal.

They have great insights.

They just need it balanced with a husband or spiritual.

Father, they can help them navigate through the pitfalls and find the right conclusion.

Likewise in a marriage.

A husband desperately needs the insights, from his wife, because his wife is going to have very important key insights into the emotional framework.

The personality traits of the children, how they need to be communicated to, you know?

So, the husband and the wife in these two different ways of thinking are completely complimentary.

There's nothing deficient in women's thinking versus men thinking, right?

Both of them have deficiencies.

What I mean is there's a certain way that women process information that is really unique to them, but I'm finding, I see it a lot more today in young men.

Let's return that that's great.

Quote from Charles Padilla, Meta Romantics who value pragmatism?

And women are pragmatics, who value romanticism?

Because a woman's a woman's brain, her instincts her front of her noose is more attuned to the metaphysical.

By Nature.

She's, you know, she's the antenna.

She's the vibe meter.

This is tons of people saying this.

Now men can be Vibe meters too clear, the news and get insights.

Directions Revelations.

But a man's purpose.

In this life.

Do they?

Is to act to do.

Create produce.

Produce the material, take the Insight, the inspiration and produce it.

Now, can we do that too?

Yes.

And again, I mean it right.

We're talking generalities here.

It's, it's the Direction.

Where is the directionality?

External internal.

Women's direction is internal back to the home.

The seat of the seat of the family.

is the church, the building Or the Liturgy or the people, or the priest, or yes.

It is all these things, it's the body.

So, the body is the body, it's all the things that pertain to the body.

All the organs.

The digits the skin?

Yeah, yes.

But it's where the body, what's is what the body does.

There's a external actions and internal actions.

External focuses and internal focuses.

and when a woman's Focus or direction is directed internally, It is right and true.

It is of course corresponding to reality.

That's how it's supposed to work.

She's taking the the external vibrations, the spiritual vibrations and you know, discernment about how people reacting and all that stuff and internalizing it.

Men.

Receive that information and externalize.

It express it in the world.

How it works.

It's not good or bad, the problem we fallen into and I don't know.

Maybe someone can help me up this or direct me to someone who can answer this question.

I don't know where it went wrong.

Exactly.

Maybe I think it was really with the world war somewhere.

Where this I actually I think it was more like straws and breaking candles backs or stones that raise the water and the water just happened to be fully poison.

Or soy milk, but something happened.

and I well okay in my own work, I talk about the revolution of these categories of masculine feminine, man, woman At all the things that are held together in that category.

So, man is both man husband.

And father, a woman is both woman mother and wife.

The child is his own almost pure category.

The child is the one category that links, both men and women together, because it's unifier, we're both children.

now, woman's West dislike know, Sam Hyde, just some more on yapping.

Okay, buddy.

It's featuring.

You know, I'll do I'll give you a favor, man.

Because we just, we just had Sam Hyde on.

But this seems to be screwing up, people who don't understand English.

So, tell you what?

I'll just change it right now.

To spiritually yoked.

There you go.

Make you happy.

Set better for you.

Oops, Where We Are.

Sorry of hoax.

I was just distracting.

I hate when I get more owns in the chat.

It's just like this is why I was I'm not destined to be some big giant named because they get, if I had a deal with that on a daily basis.

It just people who are so hood, you know, Sam Hunt and your title.

So where is he?

Where is it?

We're like you idiot.

Dislike.

You you wasted your time, hit a dislike button, it's just Fagot tree.

Onyx Rock says, there's no it moment when it happens.

I hold to these Spangler theory of History where slow inevitably decline occurs.

Yeah.

the, the issue here is that That decline.

Assumes.

Assumes not decline as soon as ascendants.

and, when you're talking in civilizational frames, decline is not achieved because of momentum.

Its maintenance.

So, the thing that I think they Spangler gets wrong.

Is it he's trying to Grapple with this sort of.

Will to exist, Will To Power.

Will itself.

And when you when you're started to and this is the point of Pride that material is fall into It's actually very Gnostic and in its roots.

Is that we we say that we are the We Are The Vessel of Pride.

We Are The Vessel, will we generate it?

On us.

It's not.

We don't do that.

How can we we can't act you in unified and unified action without Direction?

So you need that direction.

You need a model, you need something, holding it together.

This is why I said in civilizational capital rests on three things, right?

The Reggio a religion, a ruler and a region, a region being landed people a culture, right?

You need these three things and you need these three things acting together.

Over long periods of time underneath that you have.

Let's say the subreddits, right?

That feed into these categories.

So cult social capital, economic capital, and political capital.

These are, these are things that people when they're, when human beings act competently competence produces Capital, you do something good enough for well, enough, for a long enough time, you produce excess that you can use that excess to invest.

What's what?

Father Moses said early on in the first clip we played where He said that if you're to really become wealthy or to produce wealth, whatever you have extra reinvest in learning.

That civilizational Capital that's competency.

Increase your competency and the more competent you are, the more wealth you will generate the more Capital, you will generate and capital not just meaning material, well, but in knowledgeability ETC, so they can draw.

So someone can take you and drop you into anywhere into that situation.

And you just, you can just Build.

There's the difference, the solving, the money problem isn't just having money.

It's being able to generate money on the Fly.

In any situation.

When you can do that, you solve the money problem.

Very few of us have done that.

But that's the thing in front of you.

so, when you generate this capital, You need some police to invest it.

so, the decline is not The decline is, is lack of access to invest.

when you begin to have less capital, personal less human capital to invest into these categories and most because the the ratio itself has come under attack, it's beginning to degrade.

Once that degradation happens, what happens is the other, the other categories begin to cannibalize each other, they go to go to war with each other.

So the political will attack the social was started taking Capital away from the social and the economic where the social from the political and the, and the economic whatever, right?

The all try to siphon off each other, because there's no purpose.

The Reggio holds the purpose.

Ruler region.

Religion.

Gives people a reason to build this thing because it's not reasonable, it's not rational.

Civilization itself is not rational.

Build on a metaphysical desire to house and contain.

And and pursue, let's say a legacy.

Something that that is beyond us a higher purpose.

We build something that's beautiful.

Good.

Beautiful and true.

Because it's good and beautiful and true.

All these things feed into each other.

Bill Hicks says East is way better than West.

Hey hey, someone who's living in Western Australia.

Bill, don't make me.

Yeah, bill says West in fact keep your airing complaints here in the chat too.

This is also engagement and also helps the algorithm.

This is true bill this is true.

bill says, I think you have great insights from your research into Orthodoxy, you know the research for someone who's still not baptized when you're getting baptized again that's up to my priest asked Father John When, when he designs.

Probably next year.

But we'll see.

I try to stay within my, I try to stay with my Lane bill as much as I can.

Don't have me.

Don't, don't go tell him.

Stuff.

So yeah, slow inevitably decline.

I don't know if decline is inevitable.

I do know the conflicts inevitable.

And decline from what I guess, because then you'd say, well, what is the higher period?

What it, Where is, where is the civilization?

Reached its Zenith, its Perfection, its purpose, Is it ever achieved?

Its absolute purpose?

Well, the if the absolute purpose is building towards the kingdom of God as a model, that's something that was not realized to us.

We don't know what that is.

We don't know what the kingdom of God will look like, or just told we're giving a new Earth and new bodies and We don't know.

Particulars of everything.

So we're building blindly towards this thing.

This greater achievement, this Transcendent reality.

This Transcendent way of being the front of this.

How do we achieve this thing?

Because we we want more than we are but we most also be less than we are.

Right?

Because we're holding yourself in these highest teams.

This is all part of the anxiety.

That many men are trying to apply themselves.

In a world that doesn't, that is guarding themselves against their application.

Because liberal frame is denying it to them.

Liberal frame is saying you can go to war for us.

And then you can produce value, you can go to war, you can go to work, but that's it.

Your unit production, your Cog make make the things happen.

Monkey.

And when we're done with you, we're done with you.

That's the world we live in.

Anybody say well Storey, there's this in that.

Yeah, even historically, it's This is a if people think we're not suffering right now in the west because we have nice beds and all the rest of it, they're not understanding that the spiritual suffering were undergoing.

Going through right now.

Is in many ways worse than the physical suffering of the early church.

Because at least the early Martyrs had God.

We're suffering.

Maybe we're suffering going through all the suffering.

They don't even have God, they're, they're, they've been convinced that God doesn't even exist.

Or that they're thinking doesn't exist that, we're all just these you know.

Biological constructs.

Bill saying what about the enlightenment of the Renaissance or many moments in history where paganism or these Godless secularism were revived?

Although I like to blame the hippies too.

Yeah.

Losses is just been around forever, man.

Paganism and losses, and occultism.

Its power games.

Spiritual power games.

He's always rest on its it's just points of Pride, right?

Which points you towards, loose fairness and Lucifer fell, because of Pride.

Well, all all these, you look at a cultism.

It's my achievements.

I achieved this thing.

I cast this spell to warp reality to favor me.

again, go check out mano's talk with Father Paul, they touched on this, and I think it's very important to understand is that Is that in the positive and negative?

Let's say we break the plane, right?

The negative.

It's become all about yourself, hyper-individualism.

All on you.

You define reality morality.

All everything is on you.

all your achievements because if you're because of your efforts, You completely exclude, God in the metaphysics and everything else.

You just granted.

And you see this with the Protestants to go back to that.

If you think that you get dunked, you're good.

Well, then you're not actually praising God for your achievements.

Do you think it's?

Just give him now.

How can you give?

Thanks.

You, what do you done?

You've done the most the most minimum amount of effort.

And then you just think everything else is going to come to you like this is Prosperity, Gospel stuff.

Just really believe in it.

Really, really believe in a heart.

Believe it harder.

And you get yourself.

Silly.

because then, when once these people actually get to a hardship, go through a bankruptcy, go through a divorce, go through any real hardship, they have no context for it.

It's an atheist Factory waiting to happen.

What are those things?

Well, number one, the tendency to focus on too many possibilities.

Women often suffer from paralysis by analysis.

They see so many possibilities of what could happen that they often are unable to navigate through what our less likely scenario's or less beneficial scenarios and more beneficial scenarios.

They tend to see a kind of collide a scope of information.

I see this with math, they start to be unable to kind of differentiate, what is valuable information and what is invaluable information.

And they begin to kind of take it in, almost like a computer where they're just taking an overload of information that they don't know what to do with or even how to process it.

Onyx Ross as I do not complete paganism with narcissism at least non-enterprise.

Is gnostic.

Pope.

I know I didn't forget my Catholic brothers so when you position Anyone right high priest this.

Whoever who is now going to communicate to God and discern these things for you?

Not with you but for you, they become the authority.

That is inherently gnostic.

Right, withhold someone holds information, secret powerful information.

Who can also alter reality most these most pagans believed that the high priest of whoever Can make the proper sacrifice, is the proper way in the rituals and then that will change the weather or produce better fuels or whatever.

Agnostic.

That's really what comes down to gnosticism and hermeticism.

We use different terms for different things, as a different branches of the things, but we're really boils down to.

Is there there is secret hidden knowledge.

That only a few, the elect possess.

This is not how Christianity runs.

Even when the Bible, let's say, wasn't well, because of it was very difficult to have multiple copies, but most churches didn't have a full Bible.

They'd have like selections, they would read out passages.

So even the priests didn't have the full Bible was passed down through teaching through oral Traditions, Etc.

Through tradition itself.

So it's like you don't really have to know what the Bible says about it.

Just this is what you just have to do.

This is why the pistols from Paul, write the letters Paul sending out to all the church is going this is what the combined church is going to do.

So you guys just diying this thing?

No, no here's the authority, right?

Now your priest Bishop in the hierarchy of the church, there are different authorities.

The people who are more, let's say, learn it and practice in Tradition.

So, there is that.

But just to be clear, especially with the Orthodox tradition, the priest, the bishop, the reader, all the other clerical positions, the deacons, they're not higher than anybody they have certain responsibilities they've been set apart.

Just as the church has been set apart.

So that so while we're set apart but the knowledge itself, the let's say spiritual instruction.

Etc isn't withheld for anybody, it's not exclusive to one ranked.

This secret little Club.

Where they have all the knowledge and they're just dispensing.

It.

As neat as necessary.

It can feel that way because it's like, well, look, you're not going to get all the knowledge and most lay people don't need all the knowledge.

And that's not just like me being pissy about it.

It's just like, what do you do with all of it?

Like, you know, it's my one of my favorite tactics when you know if you ever get into a conversation with a secularist and they go, well, what's the church's dance on public sexuality?

So what you know, I'm not a homosexual so I don't really care.

I don't go talk to a priest.

not my not my Not my previews.

I don't have the authority to say.

That I'm not a homosexual so it's not my problem.

I don't have to care with the church has to say about this.

I got my I got.

I got these other problems.

The church says these.

I got these problems.

The church has taught me about these problems.

I'm dealing with these problems over here.

You know, if you got those other problems, you go talk to a priest, man.

Go to liturgy.

Talk to her, please.

Figure it out, I don't know.

Don't concern yourself with more than what you got.

Your plates already full deal with your plate.

There's a Great.

I just realized been talking with Father other Moses giving the most Stern father face behind.

Number two, women.

Tenders, most women I've encountered are perfectionists.

That's it seems to be something kind of almost inevitable with women.

Maybe this is North American women in particular, but they love the idea of making the perfect decision.

Again.

Perfect decisions don't exist, right?

We made the best possible decisions with the limited amount of information that we have and then we move forward.

So that's number two.

Number three, they make their decisions based on the fear of failure, instead of the risk of reward, what is a frequent example, making it work is not the same as making it perfect.

Quite often just making it work.

Is really what you need.

You need, you need to work.

You need to produce a thing that it needs to do.

It's not doing that thing, then you're then it's a failure and you got to figure out how to make it do that thing.

But most men operate from make it work.

Mastery allows you to bring it to a point of near Perfection within class.

So, give example, right?

Like if you don't, if you're just a lay person and you're making bread from a recipe, you're making bread from recipe and maybe it's very good bread and it's great, it's good bread.

But you're considering on one loaf of bread.

You're not a baker, who's making bread and pastries and all the rest of it.

The baker.

Started from one loaf of bread and now is moved on to other forms to fill the bakery up with Goods.

The bakery has a incentive to become near perfect in their ability to to produce baked goods.

You don't have that responsibility.

All you have to do is just make this bread work, make it rise.

Make it edible if you succeed in that.

Yay.

Bread worked good.

Move on.

Unless you want to become a baker.

There's your categories, though.

This is, you know, I don't get into this whole blaming technology for everything but but these desire boxes that social media tends to tends to create, there is a problem inherent in that.

And one of the major problems in it, is that You'll see the finished results.

So women, a lot of women will see, like, the Etsy thing or the, the watch, the trading show, and it's perfect.

Right?

Looks beautiful.

The cooking show food.

Always looks perfectly plated.

And, you know, we don't even have to taste it.

So we don't know what this thing tastes like, but it looks dang, good, doesn't it?

And then you do your version of it, and doesn't look as good.

Walt Walt wall failure.

But you're not judging on taste or, you know, you give it to me and I'm hungry.

I'm not, I'll just eat the bowl of it and, yeah, it's great honey.

but it's not, as I didn't know.

Didn't get the swirl right on.

I guess.

What's, there was a swirl?

It doesn't matter.

That's great coffee, you know?

Yeah, but just, I was going for a little honey bear on the front.

I didn't even notice.

We're presented with perfection constantly.

and now with AI, when the dangers of AI I think, is it skips all the Imperfections know, with AI models right now, we're dealing with imperfections all the time.

We can see it.

It's not perfect, but it's getting there.

And once AI achieves visual Perfection, we're in for a big problem.

Because we're skipping all the process.

The process.

Making it work, make it work.

nine times out of 10, make it work is Fantastic.

If you can make it beautiful and perfect.

Fantastic good on you.

But the masking and impulse really is make it work.

Fix it as Charles.

Well, that's women tend to marry men that are safe.

They tend to marry men that are safe.

Because men that are safe, don't challenge them.

And when they do that, they oftentimes come back afterwards and have feelings of regret about who they marry because the person is safe and consistent, but doesn't challenge them.

Doesn't exhibit much manly characteristics isn't very adventurous.

And ultimately a lot of times women find these men very boring after a couple of years.

What they, once thought was safe and then become boring.

Man, tend to make decisions based on the risk to reward.

This is why we have a history of men.

Going to war sailing.

The Seas exploring North America doing all of these things because men think about the reward in the possibility of what could happen rather than the fear of failing.

What I'm seeing with young men today is that there's a type of neuroticism in their thinking where they second guess themselves all the time.

They see so many possibilities, they're afraid of failing.

They don't think of the risk to reward ratio.

They kind of act in a more timid way about life.

They're not going after it, they're not trying to conquer life.

Instead they oftentimes feel that they are being conquered by life.

and so what I see this and when I talk to men and they begin to reveal these thoughts, and these patterns of thinking, there's a couple things that I know are kind of feeding into this Number one, life is not a simulation.

Life is not a video game.

Life is happening in real time and there's no pauses or do-overs.

This funny enough though he's mentioned like life.

Simulation nice on a video game.

I kind of started coming up with this thesis.

I think one of the reasons why men Of a certain generation.

Anyways if so attracted to Dark Souls silksong hard games really crippling hard.

Brutal games is there seeking that desire for for Overcoming conflict, overcoming something achieving.

Something that is very difficult to achieve.

and because it's not present in the material world at the current time and also, because, you know, look, if you bet it all on on something and it goes, south we're we're being fed this idea, this concept, this sort of broadcast of Scarcity.

You know, this this is this is coming part and parcel and I think this is constructed on purpose with the whole environmental narrative that energy is you know Resorts it's running out.

We got to use alternate forms of reality of resources or even reality itself that these That everything is scarce.

so, when you have a little bit of something, you don't want to bet it on the wrong horse because you're not guaranteed to get back that ability to reinvest going back to civilization will Capital right.

You're not it your human capital and your ability to invest that Capital into things that produce.

Good beautiful.

True results are very very limited What we see around us ugly gray boxes.

Why it's pragmatic?

Make sense.

Don't spend money on building a big, beautiful Bank.

They get a big sort of, you know, like cement block of a box.

That's it, man.

We don't even need a bag for is all online.

Anyways, make the app looks look nice with nice little fonts.

It's not permanent.

Nothing's permanent and it's not nothing's lasting.

So what are you going to invest in?

What?

Where you gonna build?

Anything.

Even you, even if you had the money to build something, the chances are, you're just building something ugly and kind of You know, open another Cafe in Australia.

Bill Hicks, probably chuckle.

That was what we need more cafes.

It's just there.

It's there to be there.

Pragmatic.

It's not romantic.

Men have got to reinvest in that romantic urge.

Do non-rational things for the sake of doing them.

Do it to fail.

There's a VC mentality, that's interesting.

I'll see if this really kind of permits.

Society.

And I think it's going to take a while, it won't be even probably my life time but we'll see what this does.

But when the VC May reformed refrains is fail often, but fail quickly.

So go through fail Cycles as fast as you can because the faster you go through fail Cycles, you'll just get you'll learn from your fail cycles and then begin to achieve and you rack up wins.

So fail, often and quickly.

And don't fear the Don't Fear The failure.

Count on it.

Use it use failure to produce successes but do it, you know, repeatedly over time.

The problem with that is you need to have investment.

Can't have enough investment just to fail once and not have investment enough investment to go.

Okay, cool failed ones now.

We're going to fail.

Twice, three, four, five times.

But we're gonna learn some of the entire in between those failures.

Most men don't have, don't have enough money or resources or investment human capital this metaphysical capital.

To even attempt to fail once.

There's the problem.

Now.

The bitter white pill here is it's just competency, it's your own feelings of ability.

It's not actually outside of us, it's not external, its internal.

Now the external part is the money is the monetary material thing.

The resource needed.

Sure.

But the desire, the thing that that makes the money do the thing.

That's in you, that you can address that you can change.

Means that you are going to make.

Perpetual, you know, decisions that are not the best.

Why?

Because we have that saying hindsight is 2020, you're constantly making decisions based on limited information.

The reality is, is that when you build confidence, you build confidence based on failure, the most confident people are the people who have failed the most.

Not the people who've been the most successful, the people who have failed the most have learned from their mistakes and decisions, the things that they would do different and they can continue to build on them, that's one of the Hallmarks of being a man is overcoming adversity and being okay, with looking back with being a failure, with falling short.

You often see this with entrepreneurs and they'll say, oh, you know, I have four businesses go bankrupt.

I had, you know, 15 great ideas, but I, you know, I didn't make any money until the 16th.

And so, it is that you often find that this kind of Daring, this fight that has to take place for success.

And for confidence is a very manly attribute, but it's based on failure.

And so if somebody meets a man who's very confident and you hear their story, I guarantee you their story contains lots of failures, lots of missteps, lots of things that they would do different, but in the face of adversity, they've learned to overcome it and that's what built their confidence.

because if you think that life is like dominoes and everything's gonna fall in your favor and everything's gonna work out, you're not going to make it very far, that is not the nature of life and of existence, number two, Men make decisions today that tell them one thing that is incongruent with their mind.

What do I mean by that men often look at internet videos of other men, being intimate with women that they cannot get.

So, two major problems.

Number one is, they're looking at another man's genitalia.

This is bizarre.

And every man, I think knows that this is weird to do that.

Number two, men are looking at women that they can't get.

And so the illusion of the internet content is that you're a winner.

And yet every man who comes to me, when they've committed these sin says, I feel like a failure.

Good failures.

Bad failures.

Right?

Right.

Failures and wrong failures.

Right, mistakes and wrong mistakes.

Right mistakes.

Lead to Future successes.

Wrong mistakes lead to dead ends.

Pornography.

Abuses all the rest of it.

That's dead end.

There's no, where to build from that, there's no, where to build from an addiction, there's no, where to build from from an embarrassed for from embarrassment that you're doing to yourself.

hopefully, you're not broadcasting it, but you know, Right.

And it's this, this idea that that failure makes you a failure.

It's got to be overcome.

Because failure in any one.

One aspect does not make you a loser.

It just makes you have to work harder at overcoming it.

This is where Dark Souls and these other games play into it.

And why people are so resistant to an idea of an easy mode.

Being included.

Those games is like, no, no.

Don't take my achievement away from me.

Don't sheep in it.

You know, throwing yourself against an imaginary virtual Foe and overcoming it.

There's tons of videos online.

They always, there's a season for this.

There's always a season for Dark Souls videos.

They come out.

You know, if you depending on every few months or few years paying on from software releases, but you know, if you don't see some for a bit, they come around again.

And quite often.

I've seen, I've watched a few of them, whereas a lot of young men men, anyways, bringing various ages saying that Dark Souls saved them from depression.

Playing Dark Souls or hard video game, save them from depression.

Because they were able to win, they were able to get a w on the board.

Just any W and the understand, I think, somewhere in the brain that it's not a real thing.

It's a video game.

Yeah, it doesn't matter.

Right?

It's stupid thing.

Kids, thing, whatever.

But it's it's a w and registers its W.

I did that.

I beat the game.

It was really hard and I achieved something.

And maybe for some people that that becomes, let me see other things in real life, for some people doesn't.

But For those who do.

it gives them the confidence to try the next thing in real life to transfer that when the virtual space to reality, there is a bit of white pill here.

Again, glory to God for all things.

The internet included.

How many of these little things have saved?

Someone How many were we supposed to say?

One, two.

Even one.

Once a miracle.

And again I'm not just I'm not Bill saying he hates video games and so yeah I look I still play them.

Because it's a fun distraction for me it's like how to uncook my brain.

Sometimes if I'm thinking too much, I'm getting too too much in my own self.

I need to You know.

Used to be alcohol and drugs.

Now, it's just the occasional beer and really hard video game.

Six song was too hard.

I've started playing Hollow Knight, it's fun.

you know, it's to each his own It's other people, it's doing carpentry or whatever, right?

Something Something.

That's You can just go and do and you just achieve the thing.

And look at the thing.

Look what I did.

In the long term.

It doesn't mean anything.

It doesn't, you know, unless you're mastering Furniture, building you go out and you know, build a little side table.

Just to make it.

It's fun.

It's good.

I'm not saying don't do that.

I'm simply saying that we both know that it's just a thing you made but it got you out.

Alright.

Got you.

Sometimes you have to just as a man, you understand this?

Sometimes you just have to like not think about the other thing's.

Gotta go do some thing else.

Go for a walk, read a book.

So something anything, what?

I just get me out of this thing.

it's We have a choice of either retreating into ourselves.

Which is more of a feminine urge.

By the way, the Man Cave thing, That's actually feminine coded.

Treat.

When, you know, women when they get pregnant and having babies, they know they nest, right?

To create the nest.

The home is a nest.

The home is almost the retreat.

To retreat into our cells Retreat into this home.

But it's not really a home.

It's just ourselves.

We're trying to get away from something, we're not trying to nurture, or develop, or be part of the family.

It's not, there's no, there's no Hearth there or it's a cold hearth.

Because it's a retreat.

It's into a cave.

You've been in a cave, pretty kind of cold.

Bearing.

I mean, get a nest.

Men get a cave.

It's same thing.

It's not positive about that way.

so, men have to go out.

They need, they need to express outwards.

This is the direction of masculinity.

Always outwards.

We can have periods of time where we collect ourselves.

Call from the woods, whatever.

But even that is out, get out.

That's why is the people say, touch grass out.

Get out.

Saying this to myself really get outside.

Jason more should Get to mired into things.

Self-obsessed.

That's feminine thinking.

So, if you make decisions that, sorry and just one last part of that, and that's not wrong for women.

it can be everything can be go to go to bad places but essentially I'm trying to get at is that none of these things are wrong or bad in their own place in a season in a time as a spice is a thing you go through a period find get out of it, snap out of get going.

Some of those peers will make last an embarrassing long time.

I said I lived in a 90s mind frame for 30 odd years.

Trust me.

I look back in that tongue go.

What do you doing?

What are you doing?

But we don't live in the past, but we can see that was its informing us.

Hey, little bit of shame, I think is not always the bat worst thing in the world.

Motor.

Okay.

If you're using his motivation, it can sometimes be a good thing.

Guess what?

This is going to severely undermine, your ability to see yourself as the protagonist in the story of your life.

Making decisions, conquering, foes and overcoming adversity.

What?

You're going to be constantly putting in your mind, is I am a loser, I am pathetic.

If you constantly feed yourself with the thought that you are a loser that you're pathetic, and that you're doing things that you don't want to do, you are never going to have the confidence as of a man to make decisions and move forward and trust in God.

That's number three.

In an Earthly relationship.

It is totally necessary for me as a father.

With my 10 year old son, to get them up in the morning.

Tell him to brush his teeth.

Make his bed, do clean up his room.

Watch his face brush his teeth, do his prayers, that is completely normal.

Okay.

If he is 20 years old and I am calling him up in the morning and saying, son, you've got to get out of bed, you've got to do your prayers, you've got a brush, your teeth, that is pathetic.

Okay?

we have a relationship with God, the Father, where he is our father and he expects us to act like men, He has a secret hidden.

Will we call it the will of God, it is hidden from us.

We are not going to figure it out.

We are not going to shake a magical jar.

All the people who go oh I prayed and I felt like God was telling me is nonsense.

When This.

All of this was the same before.

The path.

The death is this idea of self-reliance.

The individual, who thinks that either they're producing.

This will into the world that comes from them, or That they think that God is sending into them and they are Discerning it and making it happen.

Again, you're making it about you.

It's me.

I'm the special kid.

I'm producing it or I'm the receiver of it.

God is gifting me.

Special little me.

do what I've said this in the past about, let's say, Feelings that I've been given Revelations or the news has got cleared and I've gotten sort of a message.

Information.

And I've been very clear about this.

I'll make it clear.

Again I it's not it's not because I'm special Or there's something unique or wonderful about me, it's not, I just, you know, for whatever reason then I just clean clear that news.

I receive a little bit and I put somebody together and verbalize it.

That's it.

That information is is freely available to anybody that, you know?

Let's say Divine information.

I'm not that smart.

I did not like or it's not like, God came down and said, well, now you're gonna talk about this.

Now.

I just got the same information.

Everyone else is getting and put it to work and put into a little verbal package.

That's it.

That's a little bit of discernment.

That's a little bit of you know.

That's, that's the thing that we do that.

We add to the mix.

But it's almost always imperfect or not as a totally accurate as it could be.

It's a, it's an attempt to accuracy trying to hit the mark.

And not screw it up not sin.

But that's part of that whole Devotion to something bigger than you and realization, that it's not me.

That's God, talking.

That's that's the that's the vibe out there.

Just kind of putting it together and putting it out there.

And as I explore around, I see other people saying, basically what I'm saying just in different words and different formulations.

They're getting it too, they're understanding it too.

So for all understanding it it's not.

I'm not generating it, it's not coming from me.

I'm not expressing this idea and and making this idea, you know, work in the world.

Let's say.

It's just a formulation of words.

So this is a language.

People talk like that.

They always say the god agrees with whatever their inclination is like God never tells them to do anything.

They don't want to do.

It's nonsense.

Be a mature.

Adult man means living in a relationship with God.

Where you trust in his secret.

Holy will and you constantly are praying for him to bless you and to bless your life.

That is what you're asking for.

But as far as decision-making goes, he expects you to be an adult man.

When my son is 25 years old.

And he says, Dad, what should I do?

I can say listen, son.

Here is my wisdom.

This is what I think, but ultimately, he's got to make the decisions.

He's got to figure it out.

He's, I'm not going to tell him every time.

Oh, you must do this, or you should do this or whatever else.

Right.

That's our relationship with God, we have to live and move and and and act in a way that honors God.

What do I mean by that?

We need to keep to his moral, will meaning that we're not dishonest, we don't lie, we don't cheat.

We don't steal, we don't manipulate people.

We're not passive aggressive.

We're not pathetic.

We live within his moral will and then we make the decisions that we need to do in life men.

Young men especially need to cultivate their thinking around being successful, realizing that life is full of tons of uncertainty.

They're going to make mistakes, they're going to have failures, they're going to have to trust in God and they're going to have to walk forward with maturity and follow their best sense and the best advice that they can get from other men and to follow this through and realize that this is why life is a journey and everything isn't laid out.

At your feet, ready to go and you have to fight for it you have to work for it.

And that is part of being a man, God bless you.

God bless.

Bill Hicks saying, whenever I think of discerning God's will, I know we can hear his voice with Clarity but it takes time and effort to actually an actual repentance.

Exactly prayer fasting attending church in partaking the sacraments helps to as a spiritual advice from your priest.

And most times I hear Protestants talk about hearing God's voice.

It's just sounds like prayer list.

Yeah.

But I think this would follow Moses says there is that it's interesting that almost always God's just telling you to do the things that you wanted to do anyways or saying yeah, it's okay.

That's screwed up.

But hey.

It's okay.

This it's he was says other people venerate.

Bob Christ, you know his buddy Christ.

Hey Christ.

Nice guys.

My buddies.

Nice dude.

He forgives me.

I know I screwed up.

I did the thing I shouldn't do but he forgives me.

Right.

Oh you know if I do it again, too.

It's just he'll keep forgiving me because I got dunked in the magic water.

I'm good.

Repentance means to change.

Literally definition of the word.

Repent means to change your life to change.

To not do the thing anymore.

Or to actively be trying to not do the thing.

It's giving to the world becoming dead to those passions is why the passions are so important of understanding is that?

That's your fertile, ground.

That's where the soil of these sins are are grown from And until you start to deal with the soil and change what is what is being produced, change the Harvest until you do that, you're just going to keep having the same dang hardest.

Bill says follow Moses.

Great with advice for young men.

I still identify as a young man so why?

so, do I You know.

Again, one of the things about the church and wife feels so at home there and Feel So Young.

Because in in relationship.

To others or even to my previous self.

is that I'm I'm almost starting at Ground Zero.

Again.

Which is an incredibly humbling experience, by the way.

In and of itself.

And it's your your reformatting your whole world.

And that's takes time and it's not pretty sometimes.

It's going to lead to conflicts and all the rest of it.

He's got a keep the peace.

All all time.

see me, rollin two dollars.

I gotta quit yo-yo or in other words?

Going skiing oh don't do that man.

Don't go skiing.

I know what that's all about.

It's a waste of time, my friend.

Hassan Puck.

Okay.

Hassan piker.

Has been in the news recently.

But shocking his dog.

Heard this one.

Yeah, I won't get into the whole house on dog gate.

It'd be very interesting to see him broad down over the Revelation that he's probably shocking.

His poor dog who sits in frame and his Stupid streams.

I think it's an effect that humanize him because look, he's got this animal.

He takes care of and he just, you know, dog has to sit there in the back for four plus hours and apparently the dog gets up and moves around, he's got a little button, it's shocks the dog, anyways, It wasn't a Chili Peppers song I say yeah.

Oh yeah that's Code, let's say I'm sure Hassan knows knows a thing or two about that.

But funny enough, right?

So this is blowing up in her songs world and and people are getting more more insist about it, because there's more more videos throughout the years of him.

Shocking, his dog.

So apparently this is like not a new thing.

He's up to Strangely enough though, if I don't think it sounds Gonna Cancel this, he might lose some support, but he's got a sort of a cult of personality to go on.

So his core supporters I think are going to continue.

I don't that's gonna affect his bottom line, his payroll and stuff, but You know, hey man.

No dry eyes.

I don't knows no shouldn't Freud.

No desire to see the man suffering.

That no, we're not going down that going down that road at the same time.

if Hassan has to like, if his son's career gets nuked, Because of shocking, his dog.

I, I mean, Am I going to be upset about it?

No, I say, prayers for the dog?

We say prayer for the dog you say.

God bless the dog and hopefully he stops getting shocked or bite bites his owner in Minecraft.

So But was all was weird, is that a song is going to get cancer?

Might get canceled, or might suffer Financial or career problems.

Because of the dog thing, which is bad enough is it is but not for the other stuff he talks about which is just straight out crazy.

So here's Andrew Wilson, breaking down.

So of Hassan's, let's say songs political front of his political worldview.

Now who's been in the news recently quite a lot he's never far away.

He went on the New York Times podcast with Ross, do that.

I actually really like this podcast.

I think it's the only good thing that the New York Times are actually doing these days.

Let's the best thing that the New York Times are doing and he talked a little bit about his worldview and ideology and I wanted to get your thoughts on this.

Right, so you've got people on the right.

Who would call themselves post?

Liberal you've got religious, sorry, I forgot to do this.

Hey, thank you see me.

Rollin You get yourself a ding and you get yourself a thank you, two dollars, my friend just post liberals.

You've got the Curtis yarvin.

You know, we're gonna have a, you know, a Silicon Valley King post liberal, right?

So you're left post, liberal.

I think that's fair.

But yes, I wouldn't say I'm a liberal.

Yeah.

Right.

You're probably your post, right?

So, There is no such thing as postal.

within the liberal frame, there's no I mean, you can you can start to get escape velocity out of the frame.

If you go to church, go to liturgy, talk to Breeze.

That's what really I think the only way out.

The only way actually to start to become post liberal at any in any substantial way and be very clear here.

I don't think it's even possible for any of us in this generation.

I think, if it ever happens, it'll be maybe 400 years in the future.

Who knows?

But, and whatever.

Replaces liberalism may not, maybe even worse.

We'll see.

But just like, leaving certain Progressive camps or changing your political affiliations that doesn't actually change liberalism.

This is why it's the frame.

All things inside the frame.

To be post-liberal would mean that you'd have to give up things like nominalism materialism and individualism.

Three core philosophies, that hinge that basically substantiates the liberal frame, oh and dialectics too, but dialectics is almost examination with inside the frame.

It's like, hey, Google is like hey, there's this thing.

I'm just describing this interplay, this Dynamic within the within the thing.

Yeah.

True.

Yeah, you want something after um liberalism was good for a while but its generated too many inequalities it's too harsh on the world.

But what is the alternative?

Is it marks?

It is it You know, is it essentially?

Still liberal deeper and more profound government management of the economy.

What are we talking about?

Still liberal.

I think I don't have the the perfect solution for this.

And this is some because there isn't any thing that I readily admit.

But I think moving in the direction of socialism would be a wonderful still part of the liberal frame.

Sorry, I don't want to do this with the entire video, but you get what I'm saying?

Is that classic liberalism?

Let's say progressivism.

Which is just communism, by the way.

But fine.

Right, whatever he was once and now was trying to be something else.

It's this is all materialism.

All of it.

And I'm saying, but that is materialism is not just money.

It's reducing everything down to its material components.

Right, it's it's wonderful.

It's a wonderful idea to come up with if you are.

Let's say a seafaring Mercantile Empire, the British Were liberalism was kind of invented and propagated.

Because it works.

As a ideology to submit everything, down to a financial break everything down to his component parts.

And then wait, that way you can assign value to every single component and collect and sell that those components.

So, the boots, the gumboots require rubber, okay?

Well, we need then to acquire Rubber and the rubber has it has a value and the boot, and the finished product has a value, right, materialism?

Reducing it down to component parts, right?

This is like, the brass tacks of it.

When you start to extrapolate that into the metaphysical, that's where you have your biggest problem, because now reducing human beings down to a material component.

You, you saddle this up with individualism and with nominalism nominalism, bringing everything down to only.

The only thing that exists is the material the immaterial.

The metaphysical does not exist.

They're just byproducts of natural processes.

Well, you that's a bitches Brew.

Of an of a front of an ideology of a reality.

That, if you if adhere to those, those principles everything you spit out every new ideology or some different formation of it or whatever have you will always have the same result always authoritarianism and mass murder.

That's what it produces.

It will always produce inequality.

Because component parts will have different value.

they need to have different value, because We create value in the world.

The fine pair of artisan leather, Italian loafers.

Is always going to be valued more than the galoshes and the the work boots.

The you know, the gumboots the rubbers, whatever.

You can Mass produce something cheaply.

Well, it has less value.

then the thing that you can't do that with, C.

So there's inequality baked into reality itself, into any value system.

You're going to have, so you can try to eradicate the category of value.

But in doing that, then no one does anything.

No one has anything to live for and your Society falls apart.

You don't get your socialism in your ideology because everyone just stops working aka the Soviet Union.

Full start.

And the reason why I say that is because as you mentioned, like a lot of the posts liberal conversations.

Almost always revolve around unifying strength in the hands of One Singular figure or one person going back to a Neo feudalist or or like like that's complete nonsense.

Liberalism actually build on removing the removing the Sovereign, the One Sovereign, let's say the king that's is the The Vessel of all sovereignty from the Lords and returning it back power.

Back to the Lords who will act in some sort of joint communion It's a c.

It's it's like a company without a CEO.

It's just a company run by the board.

That's the managerial Revolution.

That's what is he talking about?

You can have figureheads occasion, you get a president.

The president is the figurehead.

The president is the Fall.

Guy is a is the literally the the spokes he's about the, the was it called, like it's just a spokesperson.

He's the guy who's gonna sell you on what's been decided behind him by committee.

Every single time.

Even, you know mustache man German man or mal or any stalling.

Was about as close of a purely authoritarian, figure in any of these ideologies in terms of, he had radical complete control.

but, At any time selling Olson that any time he could be taking out from the people behind him.

That's why he kept moving our getting rid of all his generals.

He just kept doing, you know, pushes like just getting you know, pogroms within his own within his own structure.

It was going to lead to ruin if he hadn't died.

It was it would have collapsed probably the system because you can't keep getting rid of your expertise all the time like that.

But he was so paranoid.

Because he knew any time.

Some guy behind could just Be you.

And then take over.

Because that's that that's the one always.

And this is always been said, the one great thing about monarchy or let's say having one guy, right, run representative at the top, is that that's one bullet, right?

One problem to solve, In the current system that we all live in.

There isn't one guy, Or one group, even.

You know, everyone was 110 right?

Yeah, cool.

Cool idea.

The problem is, it's not just them.

It was just one group.

Hey, that be easy.

Problem solved.

This is not just that it's everywhere in every it's everywhere and everything, it's been spread out on purpose.

So it's like Hydra, right?

They know the the Marvel thing or The mythological Beast, you cut one head off, there's the one grows back, there's many of them.

All sharing.

Not necessarily a plan, but a direction.

A directive.

A spirit say.

Aristocratic.

Oh, Monarch structure.

The Curtis yarvin.

Advocates for what I'm advocating for is more democracy.

Principled democracy, not even in the, let me just be this clear.

I think you are even Jarvan Dugan in a few other thinkers are actually trying to address this Frame but there's still stuck in it.

Dugan is a one of the bigger ones who's actually really trying to break free.

The liberal frame in many ways.

I don't.

the problem being is that we're so, Let's say are minds.

Are so infected by it that it's like it's like tangling with pride, right?

Or any of the passions, you think you got it?

You think it's something that you can deal with and then you start to unraveling and go.

Oh wow.

This is everywhere shoot, right?

This seemingly liberalism just just to deal with the idea of into individualism itself.

and to sort of wrestle with that concept, within yourself is a huge ask Huge thing.

It's a mental category onto itself within that frame.

Because you start talking about everyone goes.

Yeah, but I have an individual.

What are you talking about?

I have sovereignty.

It's like, no you don't or what are you?

You're against Liberty?

It's like yeah, actually.

Yeah, yeah.

Oh, because you're for Neo Fearless.

Yeah.

Right away.

Dialectics if I'm just playing the straw man, it goes right to a dialectic because people have been conditioned to think dialectically either or Is odd.

it's not, this is that Or if you're against this, you must be four of this.

It's like, what do you mean?

I can just be, I can be against both.

You know.

people just it's they're trapped in the frame and we're the only thing that we're experiencing this age is that I think we've come to the edges of the frame.

we've been pushed out to the edge of So now we're encountering that were all sudden this invisible force field of a wall.

This Frame, what?

Well, what is this?

That Except it's in your head, you're hitting the walls of it.

And that's when the contradictions start to come down.

The anarchist sense, where everything has to be handled with or all unjustifiable heart.

Hierarchies must be abolished through direct participation, but at least, like, having more democratic process and getting people more involved.

Starting at the the point of commodity production and then moving all the way to political participation.

I want to talk in a minute.

Yeah, none of that makes any sense or deals with the realities on the ground.

This just reciting marks for reciting Mark sake.

About.

Sort of how you developed this worldview and and your background.

But I want to pause on that I idea of sort of one of the things that this rest upon is this assumption that we all have equal Stakes or we all have equal interests that need to be represented which is not true.

We don't all have equality in interest or stake Some of us have a lot more.

Some of us have a lot less just due to interest or what we want to do.

So the people who want to do more, that need the assistance of the state to do, those things will require a more robust powerful State.

Those who don't need that.

Don't Conflict, right.

Because now that you're set at odds, Because now again, we're in this either or crap.

It's, it's maddening.

Democratic change, right?

Is all effective change Democratic or, you know, the thing that the original post liberal marks us tended to believe, right?

Was that You know, there's certain things you can accomplish through a democratic system, but there's all revolutionary kill people to be clear.

This isn't just a mark, just idea.

Yeah, yeah.

That's what is.

So what he's leaning into here.

So her sounds obviously talking about his socialist worldview.

He thinks it's better, if we like sort of lean you know more democracy but some socialism you know like leaning towards socialism, but more democracy and then he's asking about because obviously Hassan has made comments in the past like you know, we want a capitalist bloods in the blood in the streets and all these sorts of things.

So he's like a twitch revolutionary.

You might say, Up.

The only keep going with the clip.

Oh yeah, keep going.

Yeah, obviously this is the United States of America.

We're founded on a revolution, right?

But like, what is what is your view of revolution?

as a potential transformative force in the world.

All politics in my worldview revolves around the distribution of resources and the distribution of power.

And a big part of that component is, of course, violence as well revolutionary violence, for example.

And it just simply means like, who gives it do the violence and who gets to be on the receiving end of that violence that we have normalized because the systems that we exist under are inherently violent, all political systems are it's not, um, it's just more.

So, He's right.

Its first time you'll probably ever hear me say this right on piker.

Just described for you.

For stock Doctrine.

I thought you might say that.

Yeah, just described for you in a when not the entirety of the view but enough of the view, what he's describing is for stockroom.

And what he saying is that If it is necessary to accommodate or accomplish his worldview via enabling the correct people to use force on the incorrect people or the people who have wronged think he will do.

So, The reason that Christians need to remember.

Force Doctrine and they need to memorize it.

Write word-for-word they need to memorize it.

Is because we are capable of the same thing.

We are capable of saying the exact same thing back and rarely do, because we're fools which is if it's the case that all we're talking about is power through the monopolization of force, then I want power so I can monopolize the force for my worldview too.

Instead of these companies, instead of these can communist, I want powers that I can monopolize Force for my worldview and I have just as much right to do it as you can communist do.

And you know what?

They'll say you're right.

It's Time Of Violence for second.

Violence or Force which review whichever you prefer.

Harry's in the chat.

Hey, some of violence.

One of the reasons why I think we're entering an age of total violence.

This desire for it.

And this is a desire.

And many people have and one way, shape or form.

we'll get into parsing out what violence means, but the reason why we're entering this age of total violence.

Is because it's honest.

Violence is the most honest thing.

Possible, it's not that it's good or, right?

Or just or I'm not promoting it.

But one thing about it is it is honest you get punched in the nose and someone breaks your nose.

Hey, that happened.

it's not virtual there's no committee conversation or You know whatever.

No no.

You got enough fight, you got, you know.

Conflict, and someone reached out and did a thing.

As honest.

And in this world, where this, these lies are being revealed in this Age of Apocalypse, were all things are being revealed.

And people are becoming more and more aware of this deceits and lies and generation.

Betrayals and Etc, that's leading up to this.

Finish.

Well, son.

This desire for vengeance.

That's many people are going to code is justice.

But really, it's just prevent.

and not revenge against someone who's done you wrong, even just revenge against the concept of wrong, Deceit lies.

all those those who want to continue to perpetrate the lie and live in the lie because that's That's what they built a world around, or those who are reacting to it or upset that they've been lied to, or they've been deceived.

It's like the con the person who's the victim of the con.

Was waking up and going.

Ah yeah you call me.

Let's let's get back at you.

So, the one thing that's going to undercut all this, what's the most honest thing?

other than the truth of the church.

But other than that, for those who are not pursuing that, who are not modeling, The Prodigal Son for all, for all others, it will be violence.

And violence can come in.

Many forms, doesn't have to be kinetic.

Force itself doesn't have to be at the end of a gun though.

That's ultimately the most effective form.

Coming on this feminine is overly feminized World.

We're still in it.

The frame itself is feminized.

But this revolution of the feminine will be coming out of the last 60 years.

Has weaponized femininity.

So, a lot of those tactics.

Are now the tactics being used.

These are the weapons.

And I've gone back and forth on this whole cancel culture being used by writers.

People have their opinions and feelings about it and I get it.

But look, you're at War, you got to use the weapons, you have available to you and we're working out at the end.

The.

But this is a violence.

Don't get, don't get me wrong.

It is a weapon.

We understood what the left was doing and when they're using it.

And now we're just people were upset with the rights, doing it, it's a weapon, it's a violence, it's a form of violence.

Words can be violence, they did get that wrong, right?

Not because it can make hurt your feelings.

But because it can because words certain words put into certain formulations spoken about the right people can destroy your life.

the life, the thing that you build, Yeah.

It can be torn for me.

No, they were not JK Rowling you know and all their you know, the Harry Potter actors.

And so that I don't cover that baby in the future but you know when they went after her didn't go after her with fisticuffs or guns or threats of any no, no, they just verbally try to tear that woman apart and Destroy her career, her Legacy Get her Books banned and burned.

I thought those warning from the north of hers.

Yeah.

Uh-huh.

Funny that right?

It's a weapon.

It is a violence.

And it's honest because when you're doing that thing for whatever reasons you're doing that to substantiate, a lie or from Molly, or whatever is feeding into that violence, whatever the the resounded that other violence was doesn't matter.

The act itself is honest, when you burn that book, you're burning that book.

or you know getting that person canceled and celebrating it or whatever, whatever the ACT is, Destroying that hedge fund.

You're holding those songs.

It's an act of violence, it's a purposeful violence upon people, and it's on us.

That's the attraction.

That's why I believe it will be the the desire to act to to resist.

Because when I was going to do bereft of even the idea that this is going to be some sort of reaction to something, it's still going to be tempting.

Let's say, To use that weapon, not just to achieve a victory.

But of that Victory might be for someone.

And because there's no wind conditions actually being on display from the right.

I've got some questions.

I always hear this thing we're winning.

It's like winning what?

What are you winning?

What is okay?

What is the wind condition?

Exactly?

Well, take our country back are well.

Okay?

In what, in, what states?

What are you gonna do then?

What?

What's, and then, what?

1955 again.

Oh, okay.

Cool.

Find man.

Barbie for me, I, you know, who am I just, bringing guy in the internet inside of TV set at you do.

And that's it.

That's the end of the debate.

But anyway, go ahead.

Keep going.

oh, about redirecting that and I know violence is such a scary Concept in this in this when we're discussing in this way, but we're talking about in an academic context.

But but basically, the the idea is that instead of having a system that currently benefits, the, the very few, I I want Like A system that benefits as many people as possible.

But as more like I said, egalitarian, okay right, there we go.

So he wants to utilize chat.

Help me out here.

If I ever sort of pulling this face, just let me know if I'm getting to like I'm not sure.

I'm not sure if this is a safe as a face of sadness.

or just a face of a man listening to someone who's like, Wow, this guy's dumb.

I understand every single word coming out of his mouth.

But the way he's stringing this together is just stupid.

Never in the presence of a song.

I Can't Tell.

Maybe, you know, I, I honestly think that's probably more accurate than not.

Henry says, Harry Potter.

Have you read a bains on it?

No, I have not I've actually never read Harry Potter.

Vice Force.

For the purpose of removing people who disagree with him, so that he can maximize egalitarian outcomes, right?

He thinks that political violence is just as acceptable as the methods of democracy because power to him, just means people who have access to force So if you are powerful, you have access now to a wide array of people, who can enforce your will, they have access to force Communists, are saying, we will take over using Force.

We want to be in power positions, so we can take over the use of force, Christians cannot be ignorant to this.

They cannot be ignorant and so ridiculously stupid that.

We forget that one of the key parts of why we want Christians in power is so that we can have the Monopoly on Force, even if we don't ever use it.

It's exactly.

The reason they have a monopoly on Force even if you never want to use it.

Yeah, that's a key Point too.

This idea that if you have it, you have to use it.

No, it's like if you have it you have it.

You have the Moral Majority if you have the moral certainty and let's say the the position, the, the ability to Keep violence and force out of the hands of evil people.

Then you should exercise that ability.

Because if you let power and force and violence fall in the hands of evil people, they will do evil things with it.

They will have no compulsion.

They will eradicate all other components.

To ratify their worldview to be in charge, being controlled, because that's really what they want.

They want to control the world.

Because they're afraid of the outcome.

They're afraid of judgment.

They want to be God.

Has come from them, right?

It's all about them.

They will it.

It's their world.

So when they have those mechanisms those that power, they will use it.

They will use it just to use it.

Just exercise and make sure everyone knows they have it.

And they'll always find somebody.

Today is the dissidents.

So, the today is a bourgeoisie tomorrow will be the cool locks, then the distance, then this, then this then then someone who looked at me sideways, and what didn't look too happy.

The MayDay Parade, whatever.

We've played this out before.

And this is an exclusive to communism, Marxism, whatever isms.

It's this is why it works in Liberal frame, liberalism, always everything.

In the liberal frame, always will Veer towards this.

Eventually Why?

Because it's always authoritarianism.

It's thinly, veiled.

You're free to do as you're told.

You're free to do everything that you're, you're free to think anything you want.

As long as it's liberal As long as it's liberal, you're fine.

It's not liberal.

It's outside.

That liberal frame?

Well, Because inside of the liberal frame, you start thinking, okay?

So it's, it's this war against, I don't know capitalist versus communist or, you know, communist versus fashion or whatever.

The dialectic is, It's not because these people actually don't disagree on fundamentals.

They just there's like deer derivation and who gets who's, who gets to control what?

And they just want to win, they want their team to win to be in control.

To have power.

But there is no ethic.

It's no ethos there.

There are only ethos is power itself.

That's nihilism, it's bottomless, it's nothing there.

That's why you got to break the frame.

Harry says bill is C8 C9 and C63 are going to destroy free expression in Canada.

That's already.

It's been destroyed.

It's already been destroyed a long time ago.

The illusion of free expression in Canada is again.

This is minimization.

They really don't care.

About your expression, they never did.

Your expression is not what is endangering them.

What they're doing is setting up the dialectic.

Right.

They create they create a crisis a situation that's going to automatically create True, Believers.

People who only say the things are allowed to say which is oh well always be a diminishing field.

And those who run up around, run counter that by accident or by purpose doesn't matter.

Because there's just gave goat.

here without Christ, we returned to the scapegoat remove Christ from the society from the civilization, we return to scapegoat and so, you all these systems just are there to create the scapegoat Bourgeoisie.

We get rid of the bourgeoisie.

Okay, great.

Cool.

Who's next?

Kulaks.

Who's next dissonance?

Who's next?

Like it's always an it.

You're always going to create an opposition.

Because liberalism depends on opposition.

It's in the name to liberate yourself from something.

The liberal frame is based around Liberation Liberty.

Takes different forms.

What does liberty ultimately end up in different formation of the state you live in this you know?

A total State.

Whatever?

Right.

Sure.

Whatever formulation it takes is still within the frame.

Because we'll always sit up a dialect of opposition.

A presser oppressed.

Enemy other.

Scapegoat.

There, the problem.

So Canada creates these new laws.

It's purposely creating systems that will will, it's like you create so many laws that eventually you're going to break one.

You can't help but break one.

Because if it's just amount, it's just a matter of you do get caught and fined or not.

That's it.

So they created a total system where everything is illegal and they're just going to choose the exception solder and is he who choose the exception?

If everything's needle technically.

And only, you're only allowed to like maybe say something on certain days or certain people are allowed to say certain things.

But if you say that thing, oh problem.

Where we seen that before.

Hmm.

Hey.

During lockdowns.

If you're part of a certain political class, you got to have parties on rooftops, right?

On vacation, go away.

You deserve to either work, they're working really hard.

Oh, but you oh, you had one too many people that Thanksgiving dinner.

They're going to haul you out and put you in change and find you.

See.

Creating the crisis.

So that they can selectively just choose enemy.

On this day of the week, it's not working because of these people.

And so now we have to attack these people to make it work.

But to sacrifice these people's for the, for the gods to make it, to make to to deliver the reins or just make it stop raining to bring the sun to increase the crops sacrifice.

whether it's physical like actual human sacrifice.

On the altar, all the rest of it or virtual, right?

Suspended.

Who won't kill you.

Bye.

We'll destroy your career.

Well, seize your bank account.

Well.

You know, we'll starve you out.

because, In this reads like a plan, this big giant plan.

Its consequences.

You remove God.

Specifically Christianity from these from civilization, it follows this predictable pattern.

Might take a while, but it happens and it happens real fast.

Once suddenly everyone reverts back to the thing that was pre-christian So a scapegoat ism.

Find a group.

Blame them for everything.

Just throw that group.

Things get better.

I'd let you write because everyone gets geared up.

And that release of that energy.

That dopamine hit of watching, those people get.

What they deserve the Jonah.

These is that tension?

So you get this Fork rush things feel better.

When you realize that most of your problems, really are pensia.

They're on your head.

You're making it worse.

Yeah, things aren't ideal but things are never ideal.

You make it worse by obsessing about it and making it ten times more.

More awful for yourself.

Oops.

So that's that's the power of this.

Scapegoat you gear yourself up, you get all riled up.

You place all your blame.

all the sins onto this onto this person, or this looker man, or whatever it is, and you burn the effigy Release the sins.

And everyone goes, oh.

I feel better.

Until next Crisis.

The next Crisis, the next Crisis, a nice price.

How many, how many?

How many Wickham do you have to burn this time?

Maybe evolved and go?

The Wicker man's thing is not working anymore.

We get to up the ante Build a bull.

The furnace is belly and bring some bring some people over.

C.

So there's a slippery.

Slope eventually you just get to you just get to Real Deal, human sacrifice.

That might be.

In fact, the best reason for you to monopolize the power of force is because with the violence is going to do the promise of the solution for the violence.

That's the LIE, the violence itself, that's honest.

So that you never have to use it, they will fucking use it.

Well, do you know that?

Have you ever heard Jordan Peterson on Jocko willink's podcast?

One of the one of my favorite appearances that Jordan Peterson's ever done, where he says a good man is not a weak man or a passive, man.

A Good Man is a very, very dangerous man, who a good man?

Is a man who is capable of extreme violence?

But he voluntarily, keeps it under control.

So, yeah.

Well there's there's an aspect of that but you don't want to be a dormant you want to hear about you don't what he's talking about.

There is he's expressing the might like on the micro.

What the wheels.

Yeah, I gotta get.

Talked to Andrew, let me check again, makes a man individually, good or decent, or a person who's really worthwhile in society.

And he said, well, you know, an element of that man being able to be dangerous, is also a respectable component.

So he was trying there to say it is actually respectable to be somebody capable of violence, even if you're a person who doesn't use it.

This is different though.

This is talking about the struggle for power itself.

And what Hassan is giving is the Marxist lens that we need to have power because we need to be able to monopolize Force so that we can stop our political enemies from going against our will and utilizing Force.

That's what we want to do.

He I think you can also kind of apply that to the micro level as well though because just say you have two men who are competing for a position of power like in their Community.

For example, one of them is a very Rachel's Fantastical overall he dangerous man but who has that under voluntary control?

You know, I love not that way.

Andrew calm down.

Okay.

Remember about another never rub.

Another man's rhubarb.

But yes, I appreciate Rachel.

And we'll look at for his community and the other one is malicious and who will sort of, you know, take all the resources for himself and he'll be cruel.

Like you want that guy being the leader of the community?

You want that guy?

Being the leader of the household.

Do you himself as well?

The problem with how you're equating these things.

Is the reason they don't really equate.

Well individualistic on the micro as they do on the macro is because you can be a guy in a wheelchair capable of no violence, have the keys to power though and still use power correctly, right?

But that doesn't mean that individually.

You're going to be able to necessarily Inspire leadership without the capability of being able to utilize personal power, depends on what what it is you're going for, what people are willing to follow.

So, the micro level doesn't necessarily follow that because you're a powerful, man.

You're going to utilize power.

Well or not.

Well what does follow though is that if you if it's the case that you don't want to be ruled by lunatics then you need to remember that you seizing power.

Is a duty that you have because otherwise the lunatics will and they will use Force against you in order to back their world belief.

And if you're the only one stupid enough who's not be willing to use the keys of power to use Force against theirs, you lose.

Yeah.

The key distinction, two major things that need to happen for any civilization to function is growth and maintenance.

You cannot grow beyond your ability to maintain that, which you've grown And you can't.

And if you're only concentrating on maintenance and not growth, then you're just mean you're you're stagnating.

So both things have to kind of work in reciprocal fashion reciprocity as you grow.

You need to maintain.

You have I mean you need to be aware of your ability to maintain your growth.

And any kind of, you know, you build the Golden Gate Bridge.

Well now you got to maintain the Golden Gate Bridge.

You gotta paint that thing, read every year.

It's as soon as you start finished painting, it gets painted again.

Good gig.

So you don't build the bridge unless you can maintain the bridge and you're unless you're committed to maintain that bridge forever might as well in infinity and beyond.

Why?

Because the bridge starts to mean something, it actually starts to produce Capital itself.

It'll take pictures of it, people go to San Francisco, to see the Golden Gate Bridge.

You know, sell postcards and t-shirts, and all this stuff over the image.

So it produces capital.

That's Wonder Woman of civilization.

Where civilizations can get out of Step.

This often is the case.

Is they produce more or they promise more more production than they can maintain?

And then that's where things start to fall apart.

So things are crumbling they go.

Okay, wait, it's an automatic thing is okay, we have to go into full maintenance mode.

Stop all production.

We're going to, you know, we're gonna go into maintenance mode and you know, fix up everything that's falling apart.

but if you've left it too long, And you always said, give enough time now, it's not just a matter of maintaining its rebuilding entire structures.

because you realize that, hey, we can't just like Modernize the structure a bit.

We have to rebuild the damn thing.

It has no Plumbing.

That's a problem.

There's no room for plumbing or what do we do?

or, you know, The buildings falling apart from the top down.

It's it's an issue.

Its cracks all the foundation's.

What do we do?

What was the foundational building?

What was it?

What if it's a building that produces civilizational capitalism?

What is the Empire State Building?

And he got a bulldozer because all of a sudden your letter realized you've lifted too long and now it's gonna do so about Many such cases.

so because of that, there's that delicate balance between production or let's say, Yeah, we'll say production production and maintenance of the civilization.

Progression.

In all forms.

Not just again, not just architecture, not just buildings, not just infrastructure, but states of being This you know, progressing this idea of what the state is and how it functions and who we are, as a people, our history, all that stuff.

You need to be able to maintain all those things.

There's a maintenance involved in culture.

That's active.

Participate, it's you need to participate in it.

Victoria.

Without it, it falls apart.

It's an investment.

So and that investment is not expressed in ugly concrete buildings by the way.

Expressed in beautiful Banks.

It's expressed in silly, silly Bridges six.

It's expressed in like a non-rational forms of civilization.

But don't make sense.

Other than they produce civilizational capital for That civilization.

The great example is you go to the what is it?

The New York.

It's the it's the Bronx library I think, right?

at the beginning Library, I think, either Manhattan or the Bronx Camera Brooklyn, Maybe What?

Anyways, and you go there and there's a big there's these big giant Stone.

Lions up front and he go inside the Library, it's beautiful.

It's a library, right?

That would not be built today, not because she cant.

Don't give me this.

You can't do things, you can do tons of stuff.

You see it happening in Russia and other places you can.

Shanghai can build this stuff.

So don't give me this can't, you can't You're just Hawk you're just walked into pregnant.

Women's.

Whatever, just build a library and go in there.

And, you know, People go in, they go out, they could do their thing.

That transaction, they get out.

you know, make the calf is a nice little cafe wherever What are you?

But even the cafe is just identical.

Right.

That destroys civilization.

It's easy to maintain, right?

So that's the, that's mentality, the pragnet the pragmatism kicks in you say, okay, we got a maintenance problem.

So what do we build?

What we do it?

We got to build because we have Builders, we've got to put them to work.

What we build we build things are easy to maintains, we have a maintenance problem, so address the maintenance Problem, by creating easy to maintain buildings.

They produce easy, they're relatively cheap.

Easy, maintain got it.

But what does it do?

Destroys capital.

No one wonderment.

Nothing.

Nada zilch Look at your.

You're not excited to go there, not excited to live that life.

It's chore.

If you feel like a schmuck when you're in there, it's true.

so if you rules the Romantic from from society things start to fall apart more rapidly, even though you've created things building's you know, organizations institutions, Again, this isn't just I'm using architecture logs, it's an easy visual, but you can use this in.

In structures and business structures.

quite often, they're trying to create these HR departments on these things are just kind of automatic Have a grievance, you fill it out the form.

You go through the checklist, we fill out this thing, you know, it's all bureaucratic.

The bureaucratic process is actually supposed to really be about maintenance.

Bureaucracy equals maintenance.

Make sure you fill all the right forms and how the right Grievances and does your grievance reach this this level.

Okay, it does.

Then we have to go to.

We have to escalate to this to this level thing, and maybe you have a face-to-face and but it's all about how, you know, resolution and conflict resolution, does it meet the required?

Prerequisites.

Why?

Because otherwise we're not going to divert any energy or resources to this issue.

To maintenance issue supposed to maintain the system.

Checks and balance is.

Standards and practices.

These things are actually good.

but when they become the Renaissance attack, when they become the function of the system, Then the system only exists to do fact, to do the checks and balances.

That's where people start to.

Go under which becomes too much.

The strangles the system, it removes creativity.

That's when you get into hyper maintenance.

It gets uglier and more abusive and more totalitarian.

Because everything's falling around falling in around itself.

So it's like dealing with a sinkhole suddenly, you're like, You know, the Little Dutch boy.

See one little hole.

You poke a finger?

Oh good, A little hole shoot on.

The fingers.

For sure and the current system as you said, uses violent.

Yeah, I'll political systems are about the Monopoly of force in the end, right.

But you use the phrase redirect violence what does it mean to say?

We need to redirect violence.

I mean, I first of all, I have horror violence.

Let's just know.

He doesn't he shocks his dog.

Well, there's a lie.

Start there, right?

But violence in this abstract concept would be equivalent to the the structural violence of poverty, for example.

So, when I'm talking about violence, I want to make it very clear, I'm not talking like, go out, take up arms and like start shooting people, right?

I'm talking about the structural violence of poverty.

So, directing that redirecting.

That way would be the, the structural structural violence of equity because I always loved how these guys always do the same trick, right?

They try to find the most.

Morally pure position to justify the the awful things they really want to do.

So they go.

Well, look, I'm protecting the poor.

The poor or its globalism.

It's the we have to save the Earth.

Oh, we're gonna kill the yours.

We're all gonna be underwater.

We're gonna just destroy nature.

And so, from your point of view, that shouldn't be a big deal, who cares?

Who cares?

We destroy nature.

There's other you, you're formulating there's other life out there.

There must be.

Mathematical probabilities says that if there is, if if we arrived here on Earth, if life on Earth exists because of some just giant Celestial accident, well therefore others Giants Celestial accidents, must happen in Infinity.

Therefore, our life down here, doesn't mean matter.

You can extinguish, it doesn't matter.

Anything else will evolve?

Harry says, Hey 21 viewers chime in please.

You're right chime in the people know we're at, Pure Baron X, and all the rest of places.

Let's let the people know we're still rebuilding.

After the branch switch brand changed, all the rest of it.

So, I appreciate everyone tuning in.

Do what you can just you know, future viewers do the same thing.

Structural eradication, that's the last part of the deconstruction that.

So, important of this of this worldview, right?

He ties it together here pretty well.

To Hassan piker in his worldview.

Violence is words themselves.

Yeah.

Words themselves are violence.

Not just words themselves, but just structures of how people do business Commerce or live is to him in and of itself a form of violence.

And so for their perspective, you have to understand they think of themselves as liberators, right?

If you're if you're in a very poor part of a city, they're going in there to use violence in order to liberate you from the violence of non-equal behavior to liberate, you from the violence of mean, harsh words to liberate, you from the violence of not having enough money to them, right?

They're using Force defensively, they consider that defensive Force.

If you are going out there for instance talking about, I don't know for Terry in issue, you want to authoritarianism in the United States, let's say, or you're a protectionist, you're talking about protectionist policies.

They see that as a way for, for you, to keep the underclass down from their View, and that is a form of violence.

So if you are committing violence, Is it perfectly acceptable for them to defend the people from you?

The answer is yes, and that is how they think.

It's how the scapegoat is used to justify everything else.

So you say violence is honest.

Once you committed an act of violence, it is it's the most honest thing you can do.

There's nothing else.

You can can't tell you that you didn't do it right?

There's burning a book or punching someone or doing whatever.

One of the cornerstones of it too, is that.

But but what leads you to that violence to that justification can be alive.

and as you see with, Hassan Pike and all the rest of them in these kind of cohorts, they create the scapegoat they say, ah, this side over here is committing this violence by being inequitable, or by creating poverty, or not dealing with poverty in the right way, which is impossible.

As Jesus told us, the poor will always be with us.

There are some because everything's relative poverty is relative.

The poorest person in America today has more access to generalize.

Well, then a whole bunch of different Lords for the last three 400 years.

Oddly enough.

Now they don't own things but they have access to wealth.

They can buy more.

they just, if you just want to bring it down to that, To material gains, the ability to acquire Goods.

Yeah, your average schmuck works at Walmart has more than a Lord did 300 years ago.

Oops.

So if you're saying that your condition, your lived expression, you're lived state, which is imperfect, perhaps by what metric, who knows, because what is poor compared to who It's the other big problem we have with mechanics and with a young women who were saying that they want you to make me making more and more money.

Because once you have billionaires it devalues millionaires, which devalues 100,000 dollars in income of a year which devalues devalues devalues.

So by the time you get down to like making 50 Grand a year, well, your mind as well, you might as well as we live in a trailer park, but You schlub.

It's all relative to what is the highest levels?

and women will say, well, if billionaires exist, I technically by the by the By the magic of my vagina, have access to billionaires.

Maybe if I'm cute and just position well enough.

Teehee So they're so in their 20s, they'll hold out.

They can't get the millionaire, they get, the millionaire can't get the millionaire, they get guys making 600,000 dollars a year whatever.

They can't get that eventually, get whatever they get and they're upset or they get their cats.

It's a game of medics.

Is dangerous.

But they can, just this can be weaponized.

They, excuse me, use and this is always the justification.

And this doesn't this justification, pre-exists, social media, or mass media.

Printing, presses.

All the rest of it, someone's going to find the reason why I am defending the poor.

These poor homeless.

Oh, look at this.

These leopards, I'm going to defend them against the oppressors.

These poor, these awful people were going to press these people.

And take arms and take all their stuff and just keep it all because I'm gonna discern, who should get the stuff after that?

Yeah, don't worry.

I leverage you.

Look at you look a little Bridge.

You are.

Now, you know, you belong to me.

With I give you Saturday and Sunday off.

So, what we're have to contend with, I guess.

We'll leave you this.

Is one of the reasons why we have to break this Frame is that when you're inside the frame and you're playing this game with them, you're playing with their justifications, always, your reacting against their justifications.

And they're justifications are not justified.

We all know this.

It's not a mystery.

We can stop pretending.

We can start, we can stop debating with people who are not interested in debate.

They have no interest in having their minds change or even changing other people's minds.

They're coming from the overall view that they are right?

And everyone who disagrees with them is wrong.

And not just wrong, but evil and not just evil, but needs to be eliminated.

Were there.

It's later than you think, right?

Much later.

so, the Eventual problem with that is, there's the justification for the vengeful Sun, there's a justification for more, violence, their violence, begets more violence or reaction to the violence, whether you get the digital panopticon, or you just get Street violence, or whatever it, whatever, whatever access people have to it.

It's going to beggar or beg the resolution.

this is why I say we're heading into an age of total violence because we have no mechanisms for resolution other than more authoritarianism, which is a form of State violence State Force.

Harry, you want to whatever you want to use.

And I'll be total, it'll be polarizing.

So what we do?

Get ready for it.

Return, repent, rebuild, or redeem.

Why, because what we do?

We build.

For Builders.

They burn out a church.

We build a new one.

In fact, we build five new ones.

There's your calling right?

What are you invest in, invest in Civilization itself?

Invest in the good the beautiful true investing.

Something that's going to be long lasting investing that's bigger than you better than you.

More long-lasting than you.

From that, you can.

Pass down to your children, you directly or indirectly they will inherit the world.

The Earth itself, they will inherit the civilization that we helped build or hand down to them.

So question is, what does that look like?

What state would that be?

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Mrs.

Harry Ludwig.

Bill Hicks.

Appreciate each and every one of you.

Thank you for listening in.

Thank you for all your support.

Thank you for relationships and all the all the rest of it.

I do appreciate each and every one of you.

Thank God.

We got some of the hangers owns.

I get, I did the featuring people in the title because I figured, you know, What?

Yeah, I get eyes on it.

But you know, people assume that I would have Yes, I have a 3,000 sub-account and I just happened to pull a Sam.

Hyde on the show?

Yeah.

Maybe it'll happen but not today.

Folks.

I appreciate you.

I love you.

God bless each and every one of you we'll talk to you again soon.

Be back tomorrow with Jim Jefferies talking about Trump's big day in the Middle East.

And a few other things and we'll see later in the week as well.

I am Jason marriage, Chuck.

And it's later than you think.

This is the church Richard and his family belonged to here, he goes to Sunday school.

There are other churches in town for people who Worship in ways, different from Richard's family, Millwood has a radio and television station.

The programs come from this building.

Many people they are the man and women who act in these programs.

Oh man, operate the big television cameras, others control the pictures as they go out over the air.

They see to it that Richard gets the right program at the right time.

He often watches television at home, the programs are fun, and sometimes he learns a great deal from them.

The movies.

The Andersons Go off into the neighborhood theater.

One evening every week.

Richard's, father, goes bowling, he belongs to a bowling league with some of his friends.

That's his favorite evening Recreation.

At night, when Richard goes to bed, he may have thought very little about his community, but he has done for it and what it is done for him, but the community's work never stops.

There's bread to be baked bread, which Richard will eat tomorrow.

There is milk to be processed milk, which Richard will drink tomorrow.

There's the newspaper to be printed for people to read in the morning and electricity to be made and water to be pumped, and filtered, and telephone calls to be put through day and night.

So, the work in Richards Community goes on day after day night after night.

People working for each other depending on each other.

All of them Partners in making their Community a better place in which to live.

There is nothing wrong with your television set.

Do not attempt to adjust the picture.