➡ The podcast host discusses various topics, including the importance of taking a break from the internet to connect with nature, the release of a new 88-page edition of ‘Occultist Mundi’, and the availability of his comic book issues. He also talks about his status as the last living homunculus and warns against imposters. The host then chats with his guest, Sean, who shares about his current focus on gardening and his art available on Fine Arts America, particularly his unique shower curtains.
➡ The speaker discusses his appreciation for the specific rituals in Islam, like Tahara, which involves cleanliness and hygiene, but is glad that his Christian faith doesn’t require such detailed practices. He also talks about the internet’s influence, how it can create a bubble of like-minded people, and the backlash he receives for his online content. He respects Muslims for their dedication to daily prayer and rituals, and wishes more Christians had similar practices.
➡ The speaker discusses a popular figure who is a member of the Latter-day Saints and criticizes him for claiming to be an academic expert. The speaker also mentions an interview with Hillman about the divine feminine and his near-career as a CIA agent. The speaker expresses frustration about the futility of creating and publishing work, as it often goes unnoticed. Despite this, he encourages others to continue creating and sharing their work, even if it seems pointless, because it’s worth it to share your creative drive.
➡ The speaker discusses their indifference towards criticism, particularly from Joe Rogan, and their belief that Rogan isn’t open-minded enough for their conversations. They also delve into the process of creating memes, explaining how they use images and text to create humorous or thought-provoking content. They encourage others to create their own memes, and discuss the idea of becoming a meme themselves. Lastly, they mention a movie they found disturbing and a meme they previously created.
➡ The speaker discusses their experience with Google Photos AI, their fondness for memes, and their belief that memes can simplify complex information. They also talk about a book they bought for a specific article and their interest in the concept of the homunculus, a mythical creature created by alchemists. They mention a book about salad preparation, which they believe might be a disguised alchemical manuscript. The speaker also shares their love for making salads.
➡ The speaker discusses his love for making salads and shares a humorous anecdote about regional language differences. He also mentions a book he believes holds secrets of the philosopher’s stone and suggests spending time in nature to understand it better. The conversation ends with him promoting his website, social media, and a special offer on custom shower curtains. He also mentions a podcast and encourages support for it.
➡ The text discusses the differences between Protestantism, Orthodox Christianity, and Catholicism. It highlights the less ritualistic nature of Protestantism compared to the other two, with Orthodox Christianity being described as a contemplative branch of Christianity with long, standing services. The text also mentions a disagreement over a piece of text that led to a split between Orthodox Christianity and Catholicism. Lastly, it discusses various interpretations of religious texts and the challenges of understanding occult and mythological concepts.
➡ The speaker discusses using AI for translation and their interest in a commentary on Genesis by Gutman. They mention their podcast, their appreciation for supporters, and their excitement for a new horror movie featuring Nick Cage. They also talk about their belief in the power of sharing art and their own practice of creating memes, which they consider a form of magic. They end by mentioning their poetry, which they usually keep private.
➡ The speaker discusses his experience with posting a poem on Twitter, receiving negative feedback, and then deleting it from all platforms. He talks about the mystery this creates and how it’s a form of reverse trolling. He also discusses the challenges of translating his content into Spanish due to differences in dialects and slang. Lastly, he mentions his efforts to build a new community around his gaming streams, despite the lack of interest from his podcast audience.
➡ The speaker discusses his interest in various forms of media, including video games, anime, and cartoons, noting their esoteric and occult themes. He mentions playing Destiny, watching Gundam and One Piece, and planning to analyze these shows for their hidden meanings. He also talks about the influence of such media on people’s subconscious and the potential for hidden messages in even seemingly innocent cartoons like Bugs Bunny and Tom and Jerry.
➡ The speaker discusses the idea of a digital badge to identify genuine internet users, and the existence of bot farms that generate realistic online interactions. They also talk about how companies like Facebook use user data to create personalized ads, and how this data might be used to create digital models of users’ brains for better marketing. The speaker also mentions the influence of these practices on public opinion and consciousness, and the paranoia within the conspiracy theory community.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics, including the possibility of interference from intelligence agencies, the concept of self-centeredness and insecurity, and the idea of living in a simulation. They also touch on the impact of their esoteric and conspiracy-related content on their audience, suggesting it can be unsettling or challenging for some. The speaker mentions how mainstream figures like Tucker Carlson are now discussing topics previously considered fringe, indicating a shift in public discourse.
➡ The text is a casual conversation between two friends discussing their dogs, their interests in various books, and their thoughts on different authors and concepts. They talk about their dogs’ funny behaviors, their opinions on books like “Dune” and “Hyperion”, and delve into deeper topics like interdimensionalism and other realities. They also discuss their experiences with the Audible platform and its pricing strategies. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and in-depth analysis of complex ideas.
➡ The speaker discusses their opinion on babies being taken to public places, comparing the books Dune and Hyperion, and the idea of Chapel Perilous from Robert Anton Wilson’s book. They also talk about the existence of supernatural forces versus human imagination, and the concept of synchronicities. Lastly, they mention controversial research about Jesus Christ and the need for scholarly vetting.

Well, you know the thing your guest there, the guy who started Ong’s hat, said, that really stuck with me. Other than that, he would help you go into the woods and only drink water for four days if you wanted to. But the idea to take two weeks off of the Internet and get out into nature and relax, to me, that’s really what I need to do with this book. I need to just get this book and some water and, you know, go out and just get far enough away that I can listen. Don’t hear nothing. All right, let’s read Assataria and see what it has to say.

Welcome back to another episode of the one on one podcast. I’m your host. As always, make sure to follow the show on social media at the one on one podcast on pretty much all social media platforms. TJ ojp.com. and guys, we finally got a. By the time you’re listening to this, we do have a new occultist Mundi. The occultist Mundi homunculus edition. It’s 88 pages. I’m not gonna cut that out. We’re raw dogging it here. So 88 pages of Homunc goodness with one of a kind illustrations. Because I am the true homunculus. The homunculus, the last living one.

I’m the true one. And if any. If anyone else. If you see anyone else saying that they’re a poser and they’re an imposter and they’re actually my homunculus, little do they know. So make sure to check that out. It’s on the website. But you can go to kofi.com tj ojp. We also got the occultist Mondays professionally printed for once. Because I would print these by hand and assemble these by hand until just recently. So we got these on there. We also have the new comic book issue number two. And issue number one will be on there.

And you can also make sure to check out Paranormality magazine. The link is in the description of how to get a discount using code TJ OJP. Look at that. What does that say there? Florida’s homunculus wanted the one and only. Alright, so if anyone says this, that they are, they’re liars and they’re actually Homunculi. So make sure to check that out if you want more of the show. Patreon.com, the one on one podcast, all that good stuff. If you’re on YouTube, sign up for the members. Whatever, whatever, blah, blah, blah. Sean, it’s been way too long, bro.

Last time I had you on was episode 93. Of course it was. Of course it was. Has it been that long? Well, we’ve been in touch on some. Some get togethers with, like, donut and stuff like that. But, yeah, a proper episode. It’s good to be back. I’m happy to be here. Um. Oh, I don’t have mine hooked up yet, but maybe I should put my sm seven b down in here so it looks like I have one. It’s not. It’s not plugged in, but, uh, getting official here. Nice. I finally got my studio start to be set up over here.

I would pick up my laptop and pan around the room, but maybe I’ll do that later when we’re not recording. That’s in true Rx picture show fashion. I mean, for those that don’t know, Shawn was one of the first podcast I ever listened to before I even started podcasting over work. Yeah. Actually dove in. At first, it was just the. The metaphorical tip of the esoteric realm. And then I did the whole shaft of the occult in there, all the way down to the balls where the. The homunculi reside. And I think that’s when you’re met with the balls.

I think that’s where you start diving into the homunculus and everything, because it’s proper, right? I mean, well, that’s what happens. I mean, people don’t realize that once you get to the balls, the penis metaphysically extends all the way through. And we don’t want to say where it comes back to, but it does come back, and now you become the ouroboros, and that’s. That’s what happens, you know? Absolutely. The skull method, you know, the box saga guys are on to something 100%. So. Yeah, well, that’s. They were sucking it. But really, you’re supposed to. Never mind.

I’m not going to say the next part. Sean, do you want to plug your stuff to where people can find you? I know you’re certified. Oh, you know, I’m gonna have to get you a link. You know, I am a certified release coach, but I haven’t really been doing no work like that right now. Just taking a break. I mean, you know how things are, man. Main thing I’m doing right now is gardening. You can find all of the links to me and my social media addiction on sbalger.com, or you can search for me on Twitter.

It’s oniosewneo. The main thing is all the links are there on sbija.com dot. The website’s a little stale right now. I had that panic this morning. I’m sure you’re familiar, like, oh, my God. I haven’t looked at my website or updated it for how long? And then I just put it back out of my mind, you know, like there’s no traffic there anyway, so what am I worried about? Right? So, uh, but the one thing I’m trying to promote, I’ll say it at the beginning and I’ll say it again. Uh, I got risky the other day on Facebook and I’m like, hey, I put a bunch of my art up on this website called Fine Arts America, right? And I just decided 99 of these digital creations that I have are going to have to be up here.

And so I noticed as I’m putting them up there, like, hey, you can make like a handbag, you can make a pillow. But I fell in love with the idea of the shower curtain and so I thought, I’m going to go to the link where it’s only my shower curtains, there’s about 82 of them or something. And I’m going to put it on Facebook and say, hey, nobody’s ever bought a shower curtain yet. WTF? Let’s go. Somebody get a shower curtain. And my coach, my one that trains me to be a release coach, Beth Martins had me modify and change the color of one of my pieces, which is possible, you know, for her.

I did it for free. If you’re hearing this right now, I might have to charge you $15 to modify it, if that’s what you won’t. But she bought a shower curtain, so I’m so excited to see. So maybe I’ll make sure you have the link. And anybody who wants to buy a shower curtain, I’ll automate the same offer made to Beth, a secret special bonus prize if you show me the receipt that you definitely ordered a shower curtain. And then of course, what I want is photography of it in your bathroom. You know, if you could have somebody sit on the toilet and hold up in one’s magazine, this is ideal.

This is the kind of stuff I’m looking for. So. Dude, that’s awesome. Yeah, let’s go ahead and at least one person. All right. Of the thousands of people listening, buy a curtain. Now, I don’t, I would buy one, but except I don’t have curtains. I have the metal door. So, yeah, a friend of mine asked me that from, he’s a, he’s a guy that’s got an interesting theory about that box dog of stuff. But he said, what did he call it? He says, so is that common for you guys to have a curtain and not have a shower cabinet.

And I’m like, a shower cabinet? What? But then I realized, oh, he’s just talking about that. In the United States, typically we will call it an enclosure. Right? The metal doors, you know, it opens this way, or the sliding metal doors that everybody hates it. On the edge of a shower cabinet. I’m like, a shower cabinethe what is it? You know, so what I think, same thing. He would have bought a curtain, but you can’t put one in your shower cabinet, you know, I don’t want you to have it on the show for. Don’t do it like a tapestry.

If you’re gonna get a tapestry, just get a regular one. Don’t pin the shower curtain on the wall. That would be, that’d be weird, right? That bad? Yeah, that would be weird. The he’s what, from Sweden or something like that. Because what, yeah, do they have. It’s more that, I mean, they have bidets in other countries and that’s changed my life, bro. Having a bidet, I haven’t turned back because you can’t be walking around with a dirty asshole. I mean, that’s just the. Yeah. And the right. The people, the Muslims, they do it. They have to have one.

And the reason I know that, because I’ve watched 90 day fiance where they’re like, they’re, you know, they get the muslim guy and there’s like, he’s like, no, I need the bidet because I can’t be worshipping Allah with a dirty. So that means, oh, forgot you to know the name of the Saweetie. There’s a name for the whole ritual of having to ritually cleanse yourself. There’s a word for it. I don’t remember. I thought it was saweetie. That might not be right, but yeah, I told my friends when I first, you know, I got on a rabbit hole on that one time and told my friends, like, I’m so glad being a Christian like I am.

Did, uh. Is it Tahara? Oh, man, I have to look it up. I could pop up in a second. So, Tahara. Islamic ritual. Purification, cleanliness and hygiene. Yeah, so that might be. But there’s a wooden. There’s a ritual. Woo. There you go, Woody. I had it. I had it wrong, but I just made me so happy, you know, all the times I read the Bible, I never saw specific details about what I need to do in the bathroom. And I was like, thank you, lord, for not putting specific details in the scriptures because these guys are stuck with it, man.

All I said, do this. Well, if you following, you better do it. You know, it’s specific details of how you act in the bathroom. So I was like, man, you know, not that I think there’s nothing wrong with it. I’m just lazy. So I’m glad that God doesn’t have special like a bullet list I need to go down or a checklist, you know, real quick. And I’ve heard the complaints from some of the practicing Muslims that, you know, so you go through all the steps, but then if you backpedal and something happens, you got to start over, you know, and so that’s it.

Because, you know, you hit the point and now you’re cleansed. Just like the, the bidet. If you’re using the bidet, there’s certain steps you’re going to go through. And if you, if you mess up, you’re going to go back to that first button and push it just to be safe. You know, you can. It’s the same. So I’m glad that I don’t have a ritual requirement from Jesus about how to act in the bathroom, how to wash your asshole. So listen, dude, the, here’s something that I’ve been thinking about recently because it’s, and being on the Internet, how you said, I think, before we started recording, how we all know the Internet is fake and gay, but we’re all addicted to it in some sort of way.

And it feels like, yeah. I try and keep in mind that 90% of the interactions on the Internet, the Internet, they’re so dumb, they’re so stupid and I, and retarded that I go, okay, there’s no way this can be a real life person. This has to be a bop. This has to be some artificial intelligence that somebody. Because this, what they’re saying is so just stupid now when we’re in this, this bubble of being in this esoteric occult realm and we’re sharing ideas and conversations with like minded people, we forget that there’s a whole other one.

Let’s use raw, you know, term reality tunnel. We’re all shoved in our own reality tunnels and we’re put into this, and you forget that there is a whole other reality outside that doesn’t even believe in any of this. And the way I know this is, I’ve been making a lot of clips and they’ve been hitting a lot of normies. A lot of regular people. Yeah, I see. They’re good, man. They’re very good. Just so you know that. Thanks, bro. And I had one take off recently on Instagram and I think it’s 500,000 or somewhere near there.

Nice. And you said you use a certain number of words to. You said 200 4241. I try to keep it around 230 to 240 words is what I try and do and sounds fascinating to me. So this particular one took off and it’s about the submersible. Submersible. The co founder of the Titan, the Ocean gate submersible. One of the founders, which I believe is a brazilian, is gonna go to a blue hole. Dean’s blue hole. Okay, now that sounds kind of weird, but Dean’s blue hole, depending on which. Which source you go by, is either 200, like it, like a blue waffle or something different.

No, no, it’s a. You know, you know those. Here, I’ll pull it up here. Dean’s bull indeed. They’re gonna. They’re gonna violate Dean’s blue hole, guys. They’re gonna go down into Dean’s blue hole. And Dean’s blue hole is in the Bahamas. And it’s interesting because the locals believe that this is actually a place, a portal to hell. And depending on which source you go by, it’s either 202, which is 663ft, or 203 meters, which is 666ft. Okay, so depending. Depending on which source you go by. Okay, so they’re gonna put their little submersible in that and go down, huh? And they’re gonna explore it now here, mind you, the.

The local people believe that it’s the portal to hell. People. The locals believe that there’s demons that come out of this hole. It’s unexplored. And so I put this out and I related it to the submersible and my whole theory on it being a ritual. And all the comments have been about the comma. 98% of the comments have been, did you take your meds? Schizophrenia. Schizophrenic loves. I love schizogram of people sending me DM’s on like, like just being mean. Just like they’re in your walls. Make sure to check your walls during your wash. Like over and over and over, like, oh yeah, rattle ones cage.

Yeah. So. But I’m not a schizo. But where do you draw the line between like coincident? Because, you know, we can get into Robert Anton Wilson where it’s like, what is a synchronicity? What is a pattern that you’re looking at? But on top of that, we get so used to being shielded from the outside of people who don’t believe in this sort of stuff. Right. When they do really? Online. Exactly. You know, people who are terminally online, they get so we’re so accustomed to our reality tunnel. We’ve got posters on the walls. You know, we’ve got an area that we haven’t dusted our algorithm.

Yeah. So it’s true. And I can imagine you making clips generates a lot of that, because then these people are what we would call hobbyists, casually online. You know, they’re on their lunch break. Maybe they still smoke a cigarette. They’re like, hey, I’m going to look at Instagram real quick. They’re not like, what kind of schizophrenic is this? Hours today, probably, you know, so I’ll be on there. I’ll see you on Instagram. You know, and so that’s. I don’t know. See, to me, it’s hard not to attack those people to get back. Not. Not a genuine attack, but like, hey, you’re poking the bear.

You’re not terminally online. Like, you don’t walk into a Hells Angels bar and sit down and order a beer. That’s a bad idea if you know it’s a Hells Angels bar, you don’t go inside because you’re not a Hells angel. So don’t poke Juan the homunculus from Florida and expect I would troll them. You should send them some muslim bidet videos without no comments. Well, so you touch on my next point, because it’s like, when you present an idea, right? Just spitballing. Now, this is a weird area to be in because people will say that my videos are.

Are bad for society, that are. That they’re bad for the. The common people, that it’s spreading. That it’s spreading false ideas and stuff like that. I go, I go, wait a minute, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Do you enjoy tv shows? Do you enjoy movies? These are productions that are millions and millions of dollars, that they. That are known for spreading propaganda. On top of that, we know that movies spread pocket propaganda. We know tv shows spread propaganda. But, yeah, you’re worried about my little video on Facebook or wherever it is that it’s on the Internet.

Yeah, TikTok, Instagram. That’s hypocritical. And that. That’s why I go, okay, well, then the. The typical. This person’s an agent, right? There’s no way that this person real, because how are you gonna be worried about. And a lot of the stuff that I talk about, dude, is historical. Just go look it up. Go. Go google it. But it. Since it’s not in their mainstream. But here, this, and this is where the next thing goes into, into this whole ideology of you got dudes who are reading a book from thousands of years ago that says, hey, you got to make sure your assholes clean and they’re not going to worship unless they’re assholes clean because of that one book that was written thousands of years ago.

They follow it to the t. And that’s what I respect about Muslims, bro, that they pray every single day at the same exact time. They have the routine over and over again. I can respect that because from a christian perspective, we, at least I wasn’t doing any of that. Or, and I didn’t know anyone else who was living by the standards of like, hey, doing that sort, you know, I’m saying, like, they know. I especially mean with Protestantism and the way it is, like, if you get over into the more actually practicing Catholics, Orthodox and some of the Mennonites or the, the Quakers and those people, then you start to see that actual developed christian culture over there.

But most Protestantism is just like, like most people are sitting in church wishing they had stayed home to watch the football game or whatever. You know, they’re not, you know, they show up on Sunday, they sing a little bit, they read a little bit. Maybe they go back on Wednesday or something. If they got teenagers, and that’s it. You know, not that they might not be reading their Bible at home, but, you know, that’s not, it’s not a dogmatic, redundant, ritualistic routine that connects you to God. Like, the Muslims pray five times a day no matter where they’re at.

You know, I’ve seen them hitting it up in the city, you know, like, oh, this guy’s never, he’s gone down the alley around the corner to try to make himself a private spot. He’s got his prayer mat with him wherever he goes, and he’s busting it out, you know, and I definitely respect that. Yeah, I’ve always respected that. Like, the, the devotion to that. Because if you’re gonna do, you might as well do it right. If you’re gonna do it, just go in all the way, you know, balls deep. And so what, how much do you know about orthodox Christianity? Because I’ve been seeing that going around a lot.

And it’s another one of these things where it’s like, oh, they believe that they’re the ones. I was like, well, what’s different? Of course it’s different from them. You know, so the, I mean, I know, I know some about them, you know I’m pretty fascinated with it as far as. So what they, what they say is that orthodoxy is the contemplative eastern branch of Christianity. And so I don’t remember what year but it was way back you know like 1000 or 1200, I don’t remember but there was a disagreement about some tiny little snippet of text.

Of course you know, about whether or not it had something to do with the trinity of how the Holy Spirit is related to God the Father. Now I could be wrong, they call it the great schism but this is the confusing thing that has allowed the orthodox claims that they are the ones that are carrying on the true original church. And of course the Catholics say nah, we had that disagreement, we busted off and now we’re the true church you know and all this kind of stuff and so um. But the, the. Or I’ve never been to an orthodox service.

I’ve kind of felt called to go check it out a few times but I’ve just never. You know how it is. Like you feel like I could do that but you don’t actually pull the trigger and go. And um it’s very different from what I’ve described. I do know a few people who practice orthodoxy. So it’s like four or 5 hours uh where the, the priest and his uh, his helper um are doing all this stuff burning incense, lighting candles, saying prayers, singing. And so it’s not anything like protestant church where you show up and you know like I said you know kick the kids out to go over to their Sunday school thing and now you’re going to sing a song.

Maybe there’s some announcements the preacher preach. Maybe if you’re lucky for 2030 minutes at the max sing another song, say a prayer and call it good right? Like that’s most protestant churches whereas I, the service like these, you stand up in orthodoxy you don’t sit down, the priest sits and the congregation remains standing. And so if it’s an extended more traditional old fashioned service from what I’ve heard you could be standing there for three or 4 hours and you know the combination and there’s icons everywhere you know which is pictures of Jesus, pictures of Mary, pictures of the saints and some sculpture.

Also I think the Catholics are a little bit more into the three dimensional icons. But I only ever went to a catholic church once when I was a kid and it tripped me out. My next door neighbor was Catholic so he said you want to go to church? And I’m like sure. And you go in there and there’s like a little padded kneeling thing that lowers down because you got to, like, you’re following what the, the priest is saying is he’s putting on the service, and then, like, you’re glancing at your homeboy who you came with, and he’s getting ready to kneel down.

So you got to kneel down. Okay, so now we’re kneeling down. Okay, now you got to stand back up. And they put the little, the little cubbyhole thing back in the. Out of the way, the kneeling pad. So that tripped me out. When I was, you know, eleven or twelve, I was like, I don’t think I want to do this again. Just seems. Seems too labor intensive for eleven year old and looking at all these different denominations, because that’s one thing, too, where people on the Internet, people want to argue about everything. So you’re going to have a whole bunch of different interpretations.

So if I end up pissing off one branch of Christianity for whatever reason, I go, which. Which one of the 45,000 are you? It’s like, okay, you can’t even. You’re never right. And that’s why listening to people’s material, like, you know, how do you say his name? Amen or amun? Amen. Where? Yeah, he, you know, I’m on Hillman. Yeah, bro. He’s putting out this crazy. What? And I remember a while back, we had talked about him, and I had learned about him through you, where I found the chemical muse book. And I think you and I had talked for a little bit.

And I was like, oh, this is all right. So I had seen the book before. And then you and I talked about it, and I was like, hey, bro, this is a pen name. I was like, this isn’t a real guy. Tried looking for him before. You’re like, no, no, no, here’s the guy. And I’m like, wait a minute, that’s the guy. And you’re like, yeah, this is him. And I go, dude, I never knew it was a real guy. I always thought it was like, you know, pseudonym. Because the stuff that he’s saying is off the deep end, bro.

He’s the most blatant and open and subtle academic satanist I’ve ever seen. You know, I mean, there’s lots of people who are edge lords and being devil worshippers and, you know, I don’t worship Satan. I worship Lucifer and all that stuff. And, you know, of course, I don’t got no problem. Do whatever you’re going to do. That’s fine. I’m. But this guy is something different. You know, his, his channel is like called what, lady? Babylon 666. And he’s literally like, hey, oh, Satan, what’s up? We’re gonna, you know, we’re gonna learn, learn about Satan today. And I enjoy his content, but to me he is, he seems a little off, you know, like, so sometimes that bothers me that there’s, there’s something and it’s not just him.

There’s lots of people that get this, they get in this zone of hyper focus and it’s almost like a mania, you know, I’m not calling a manic. I get it too. You know, you get in the zone and you kind of, you’re on a roll and now you’re moving and something about when he does that, it gives me the EBGB’s, you know, like him and agnostic informant get going on it. And I’m like, sometimes I just got to kill it, you know? And I’m not judging them, but just not for me at the time. Sometimes, you know, I tried looking for the messages when you and I first talked about can’t find them, but the.

Yes, it seems like there’s something I cuz I told, when Mark first had him on, I told him, I’m like, yeah, this dude, in my opinion, I mean, he was investigated for possession. And it seems like, it seems like he’s a little, a little possessed, bro. I don’t know, he’s like, he’s like a character, bro. He’s a character. The way he talks in. Yeah, and you know that they were doing the purple stuff like that kind of. So I’m like, I know, but this is how he’s willing to act live on his YouTube with his guests and his people that he’s interviewing.

What’s he like when he’s just at home? Well, he, he went through like a sort of transformation, bro. Because if you looked at him, you know, back then, he was, you know, had a little weight on him when he first. If you look at his old videos from years ago. Yeah. And you look at him now and there’s a transformation there. And I think that. I think that because here’s the thing, bro. He tattooed his head. I saw that. Put some tattoos on his head. We’re all interpreting all this mythological occult. I seen somebody on Twitter the other day was like, if you’re gonna read about the occult, don’t read Crowley or take anyone else’s interpretation for it.

And I’m like, yeah, but how many people can read Greek? How many people can, can read frickin Aramaic or Arabic or, or whatever you can. And now it’s gotten to the point where you can use AI to take the OCR, the text, and you take that and you can plug it into another AI and translate it. And it’s pretty good, but it takes time. You know, it. And I’ve been thinking about jumping back on my, my commentary of Genesis by. What the hell is his name? I talked about on the, on the, on the podcast before.

I mean, I’ve listened to a few of those, and I don’t remember the, the guy that did that. You talk about how genesis, like, just the first few verses, is like this whole huge, deeply extrapolated alchemical thing, right? I. Yeah. So his name was. I have to find it was, I believe was Gutman. Forgot the name of it. I have no. Hillman gives greek lessons. We could jump in his classes. So I did reach out to, to him. Now, I didn’t reach out to him for the typical, hey, I want to talk about the same you’ve talked about on the last 20 podcast that you’ve been on.

And I. Because he’s blowing up. I see him everywhere now. You know that one Bible scholar that’s on, he does all the YouTube shorts and everything. And I’m pretty sure he’s affiliated with the latter day saints, but I never put, you know, he’ll, like, his videos are popular because he makes a correction. He’s like, hey, all the christians think this, but I’m a bible scholar, and I’m here to tell you that’s not true. Yeah, he’s poking the bear, bro, which pisses everyone. And they start to click and clack away like, no, you’re right. You’re wrong because of the.

My grandma told me that was true. So you’re definitely wrong because grandma can’t be wrong. Exactly. So the guy I’m talking was Agadeus Gutmann, which was a. It’s a pen name. It’s a bit, I think it was a group of people, and they wrote, it’s 1200 pages of. I actually hired a german scholar to correct some of the text for me. And that’s why, again, that’s why, for those supporting the show, that all this stuff is possible because of the people supporting the show, because we’re using the money for actual research. Okay. And where the clips cost money, all that stuff cost money.

I have an editor for that and everything. So thank you. For those that are supporting the show on Patreon or through purchasing the culture. I thought you said you were gonna buy a nick cage’s snakeskin jacket from wild at heart. Listen, dude, listen, listen, listen. Long legs also had a weird synchronicity. Before we get into this whole goodman. Sorry, this is the. We have a dd or ADhd whatever. Do we always jump from topic to topic and whenever you and I are talking? So I had a weird synchronicity with Mister Cage, and so much so that I even sent it to west.

And I’m like, bro, this is crazy. He’s like, bro, that is right. I haven’t watched that episode, the next second one yet. I got to check that out. Thank you for saying his name. So I remember. Wait, which. Which second one? I did. No, I’ve only done one. That was a clip of the. Of the sec. Of. Oh. But yeah, I did watch the first one. It was good. Anyway, go ahead. So synchronicity, of course, involving the king of kings, Nick Cage. Well, not the king of king. I don’t know. I call the king of kings, but, you know, I’m saying the church of cage, whatever, that this St.

Nicholas. And so he’s. He’s coming out with a new horror movie which comes out, I think, on the 12th or something like that. Soon, long legs Nick Cage. It’s coming to that because I watched the one with arcadian Renfield. So it’s coming out on the 12th. Okay. And so I had asked west if he had seen it. He’s like, no, I actually haven’t seen it. Blah, blah. And so the official trailer dropped yesterday, I believe it was, or the day before, the third or the fourth, whichever one. And I’m watching the trailer, and they’re saying that people are having mental breakdowns watching this movie.

They say it’s the scariest movie of all time. Like, it’s up there with, like, I think somebody said the shining or something, some crazy movie, like, super scary. I’m like, yo, so he plays a serial killer in the movie, but now it’s tied to the occult and all that stuff. So I’m watching this trailer, and I had dropped the clip about the day before. That trailer dropped. The day before. I had dropped a. A clip about Google potentially censoring the dragon of revelation twelve. And in the clip, I. Revelation is my favorite book in the Bible.

It’s the first book I ever read. And I think that’s the. That’s really the one of the ones that, like, sparked all this crazy, because it’s very alchemical as well. So I cite revelation twelve three, which is, you know, and the dragon with the seven heads and a crown on each head, blah, blah, blah. And in this trailer, the one of the characters says that same verse, bro, make the hair stand up on your arm. What are the chances? I was like, hold on just a minute here. That’s what I’m saying, bro. That it’s like, wait a minute, wait a minute.

Like, so I sent it to, to Weston. No, no, I sent it to Weston. And I had sent the trailer to Joel Thomas, that who, he does my clips. And I’m like, bro, he’s a guess I seen that was like, no, no, this is the new one. And I was like, yo, check out the verse that they use in this. He’s like, bro, that’s weird. I’m like, yeah, that is weird because literally the day before I had said it. So I don’t know, man. I don’t know if, mister, you know what’s gonna happen if you keep doing this? One of these days, you’re gonna be, you’re gonna drop your wallet at the grocery store and you’re gonna be standing it up and you could be three inches from Nick Cage face to face.

I don’t think it’s good. I think it’s gonna happen, just not that way. I think it’s gonna happen another way. I think. I think it’s gonna end up happening. So I’ve been having, again, these weird synchronicities. But it’s because how, you know, how you were talking about putting your art out there. I know you’re, you’re your sculptor and you do all these mold and stuff like that. And it’s like something about putting out your art and people interacting with it that does something that it char, in my opinion, it charges it and absolutely charges it. I came out recently and I stated, because I think it’s safe to say I stated that I am a memetic magician.

And some people were like, oh, this dude finally heard that in the, in the. Joseph was his name. Athena isn’t with him. Yeah, yeah, I heard you say that. Now. Is glad to hear you say that because I’m like you. I don’t practice ritual magic. I don’t practice chaos magic, but I do make memes. And I know that when I share my memes, even if I only send it to you or to Jim Maidenhouse, that it’s doing something, you know, and I would argue maybe those are even more powerful. The secret meme that only is distributed only to your mother might be more powerful than the one that you’re willing to post on to Twitter or Facebook, etcetera, you know, and so occult memes.

Damn, that’s a good title. Right, though, the occult. The occulted meme. Occulted memes. The secret memes. Because there are secret memes, some are just not quite appropriate. Like, I made a post, I got a response on Twitter that made me decide, I’m going to delete this. And. And then, you know, I went after that, I decided, you know what? If I’m going to delete it off of Twitter because I’m having second thoughts, I’m going to delete this everywhere I posted it. Just like, I’m not ashamed or scared. I’m not even going to say what it was because we just talked about occulted memes.

But all what I did is I saw a movie actress, and there was a clip, a little article where someone had claimed that she had done a performance art piece. But then when I looked, it was actually from 2013. So then I had a vision in my head and I of a violent act. And so it wasn’t just anyone that’s thinking that. Just so you know. It wasn’t great. No, it wasn’t. Oh, thank you. Yes. Yeah. You forgot. Yeah, I’m gonna have to send to that first one for the. For the YouTube. I hope I censor that, too, but.

Well, I’m glad you said something because I will try to be more thoughtful. I understand we are flying under the censorship radar here. It’ll be censored on YouTube, so. Right. So, good. But, um, so I wrote a poem. You know, I’m a poet. I write a lot of poetry, but most people don’t know anything about it because I just don’t publish it anywhere. It’s really just for me. You know, it’s my. It’s me and God working things out with words and having fun, but. So then I took that and I edited it together with a picture of the actress, and I stuck it up on Twitter.

And some stranger who was like, archaics fan, of course, comes and she’s like, you’re a creep. You’re a weirdo, you’re kind of a strange dude. And I was like, you know what? I think I’m a real this back. And so. But then after I did that, I thought, I’m gonna delete it everywhere. I posted it, even on my discord. I even un sent it in a private message on WhatsApp. And I did the rest of those steps, not because I’m ashamed or afraid, but because I thought, if I’m willing on Twitter to do it, then that, what I would call the backdraft.

I can increase that by deleting it everywhere else. And now talking about it right now is charging it even more because I didn’t say the specific details of the poem and I didn’t say the actress’s name. So now there’s a mystery created about this one post on Twitter that got me a reaction from. And I blocked the girl too, just to increase that. You know, it’s like reverse trolling. Like, oh, no, you’ve made me insecure of my poem. I better delete it. I should block you. I don’t even like you. I’m gonna delete it everywhere. Yeah, but really, I’m just play acting.

I don’t care. I could have left it up there. It’s that it’s not by any means the most outrageous opposed to. So using the, using the reaction as part of the, of the ritual and. Yeah, and I do that. I mean, cuz, like, sometimes the first, the first, you know, two lines is to reel them in. I think that’s why they’re called reels, to reel you in. And once you get them efficient. And some people only focus on those first two. They’ll only answer those first two words because it’s like, oh, you. It’s not flat. Oh, all right.

Yeah, it’s like, it’s. It’s not flat, bro, either. The earth isn’t flat, man. It’s like. Okay, so you ignore the whole other thing that I, everything else, like, that was the one part that stood out to you. So it’s like, you know, they, the. I see what you’re doing, bro, and I do it too. So I’m gonna probably keep doing that. And, and part of that mystery to morph it back to what we’re talking about with Hillman is it’s like we, we don’t really truly know what the original says, which is the other side of the coin, because we’re trusting this guy who says he can read Greek, which I’m sure he can read Greek.

Yeah. But I believe him. If we are being for real and if we’re, if we’re being realistic, sean, let’s, let’s be technical here, okay, because people always go and cite, you know, King James. We know King James is probably a homo. I mean, that’s just, that’s just, that is the evidence. And it’s not really looking great. It’s not looking good for our boy. All right. It’s not looking good for him. He was probably was a little. He might have had a little bit of sugar in his tank, which is fine, dude. That’s the term we use.

Floofy. He’s a little fluffy, which is fine, dude, if you. If you like dudes. Hey, more power to you. If you like that sort of stuff, that. Whatever, bro. Like, I don’t. I’m not here to judge. Who am I to judge you? But some people will take that version for what it, like, this is. This is the word of God. This is it, right? This is the only one. This is the true translation. But if we’re being for real, okay, none of us, at least in my circle, and probably a majority of people listening to this right now, have ever truly read the Bible in its true form, because that matters, dude, that the.

The context. A lot of words change depending on the. In the language that they’re used. That’s. We know that the wording changes. And the reason I know is because I’m translating all of my reels into Spanish, and guess what? I’m having a. I’m having a time where I’m having to change the words up from the translation in English. When I translate it to Spanish, I go, wait a minute. This doesn’t line up. Now, I used to do that to my mexican friends. We’d be telling off color jokes, and I’d say, now translate something from Spanish that’s a joke either against white people or it’s inappropriate or whatever.

Like, you know, and they would try really hard, but it would never land. Like, then they’d have to try to explain why it’s funny in Spanish, because the languages don’t cross over like that. And. And plus, you. So you have different Spanish, too. So are you just using your Puerto rican Spanish? Are you trying to be considerate of. Of all Spanish speaking people that might land on your reel? Because that’s a challenge, too. It’s different. I know you. There’s times you try to talk to somebody who’s nothing speaking puerto rican Spanish, and there’s just a little.

Some wiggle room there, right? No. So it’s gonna be the. The. Because Puerto Ricans have a sort of. I don’t want to say ghetto, but a sort of. It’s a different dialect than Richard. Less formal. Yeah, a lot less formal. There’s a lot of slang and stuff in it, and sometimes they just say the word without actually pronunciating it. So. But it’s gonna be regular Spanish, you know, like. Like proper Spanish, more universal, if you will. So if somebody in Spain was to come across it, they’re like, okay, I know what the hell this guy’s talking about.

And if somebody in Puerto Rico was to hear it today, they know what I was talking about, too. So it’s gonna be a more universal, friendly version instead of, like, the rough, rednecky type Puerto rican Spanish, because the Puerto rican Spanish is. Is rough. I’m not gonna lie. I mean, people know what I’m talking about. They’ve ever heard a Puerto rican talk next to, like, I like the way Colombians sound. I mean, my wife hates how Columbia. I like the way they sound very, like, kind of like cursive ii versus, like, a, you know, Dominican Spanish, which is way different than Puerto Rican or Mexican or Spaniard, you know, like, yeah, so.

But yeah, it’s gonna be more. You don’t realize that that same. It’s the same way in a lot of english dialects, too. You know, if you go to Creole and down in the New Orleans versus the people like mark up in the northeast, you know, mark, to me, sounds a little different than even then. People that are just from the east coast, New York, Brooklyn, and that stuff, you know, there’s people from Miami, bro. People from Miami sound different, too. Yeah, I never. I didn’t know that. I mean, that doesn’t surprise me, though, because we all.

All these little pockets of people, it’s an egregore. And of course, the egregore is going to affect the language. And once something catches on and sticks, then that’s like, that’s the permanent thing, you know, so certain slang and certain styles, you know, so. But that’s fascinating. So I now curse. Do you get trolled in Spanish? Too many comments. So those are. Those are just now rolling. I’m in the process. I had to hire somebody to do the translation for me. So I’m, you know, in the process of doing that now. And once they start going, I will see, bro.

I mean, who knows? It might. It might take off because that’s a underserved community that wants. Right. Conspiratorial. I hope it does, man. Me too, bro. I hope it takes off, too. I always hope it takes off because then it’s like. Because I sometimes take into. For. I take it. I don’t realize how much work it is to build something up, right? Because I’ve been at this particular show for so long, and I, you know, trying to build a channel up from scratch that’s not related to the occult, whatever it is, which is not my specialty, you know, something else like for example, my gaming streams, not a lot of people tune in because the people listen to podcasts.

They don’t care about the gaming. They don’t want to see games, which is fine. That’s cool too. Even though if you don’t want to check me out on Twitch, that tv slash 101 podcast every Tuesday night at 06:00 p.m. that’s up to you. Okay. But the people, I’m building another community where it’s the people who do want to show up will show up. And we get a lot of regulars. I show up and interact every Tuesday night at 06:00 p.m. eastern on Twitch TV slash one on one podcast or on the other backup YouTube channel, one on one media.

You know, you can go on there and check all that out. But yeah, any racing? No, I haven’t played, I’ve been playing a lot of first person shooters. I’ve been playing tomb Raider, which is super occult and esoteric, bro. Like yeah, bro, a hundred percent. And I, and I, and I’ve been playing, what else have I played? I think I played some other stuff. I forget anyways, up a lot of destiny, which is like a first person shooter that’s about integrating the light and the darkness together. It’s, bro, very esoteric and very occult. And all this stuff has been in the, the background growing up, like at all these.

And I’m gonna be doing, speaking of that, bro, I’m gonna be doing after I put out that episode about the occult, palm trees. And I did put out that episode that you and homie Romy and I did above the Philip K. Dick, I put it out on the Patreon. In the meantime, while I do the palm tree presentation and I’ve been watching a lot of Gundam. I don’t know if you’ve ever watched Gundam. I never watched it, but I’m familiar with it. But I’ve never watched any. So who doesn’t love big ass robots, right? Big ass, yeah, armor robots.

It’s like I loved Voltron when I was a kid. So yeah, I mean that’s still a gundam. So yeah, so like that big, huge. So I’ve been watching a lot of that and it just made me, there’s a lot of esoteric stuff in that, bro, where it’s like they mix the technology with the magic and then they’re like, oh, they’re breeding specific people to pilot these things. Huh? What does that sound like? Yeah, you know, saying. And it’s like, oh, she, she sacrificed somebody and put them in the machine, like, their spirit. What the, like, what do you like that whole stuff.

And that’s been around for not just a homunculus, but we’re talking about Mecca homunculus. Damn, dude is. Yeah, I watched quite a few of the full metal alchemists. You know, my lady is more into the. To the anime. Not a whole bunch, but, you know, she, like, we watched one piece and she was watching it by herself, and, you know, I’m just like, on my phone in the background. I don’t care. You know, I don’t really watch very much shows or tv, so whatever she wants to put on, I don’t care. But then about, don’t know, 100 or 200 episodes in, I told her, you know, this has so much esoteric stuff.

If you want to go back to the first one, I’ll watch it with you because it’s insane how much is in there. It’s, like, over the top. I hear that one doesn’t get good to, like, the 700. 700 episode. I think it is like, one piece either. 300 episode. I think there’s. Yeah, I mean, it’s true that they go so deep into the story arcs and the character development for every character that I didn’t even realize what we were getting into until we got to about 100, 110. I was like, okay, I’m starting to kind of, it’s starting to click, you know? And, um, to me, it’s just like, like you were talking about before.

Like, you know, it’s just whether or not you have the vibe for it or not, a lot of people are going to look at that and just be like, nah, not me. I’m not. I’m not ever watching that, you know? But that’s why I asked about racing games, because if you were gonna race, then I might tune in. Not that I wouldn’t tune in just to check out what you’re doing, but I don’t. I’ve always, my friends used to just whoop my ass at all the first person shooters, and so I just, I never got good at it, you know, like, they, they knew that I wasn’t good at it.

I would always just, like, grab a sniper rifle and some bombs and, you know, sticky bombs and go find a clock tower or something and just hope to kill some people and know that, you know, if they. I’ll get the first guy that gets blown up trying to come up the tower, but after that, I’m done, you know? Yeah. And so my little brother. My little brother just headshot, headshot, headshot. And it’s your little brother. So it’s frustrating when your little brother just again, headshot on the screen, it says killed by Zach Tron. You know, my brother’s name is Zach and his nickname has been Zachtron as long as we could remember.

And that’s kind of robotic. And Mecca come demoralized like my little brother. It’s kicking my ass. I can’t kill him. Once you know how the older first person shooters were, you finally get it on him. It’s my turn. Nothing. Bam. And immediately headshot. Like, how could this be? Yeah, one piece has 1100 episodes, bro. I never got into. A lot of people have hit me up about it and they’re like, yo, you got to watch. This is crazy. They got this, this and this and I’m like, 1100. How long are, how long is each up? They have five ovas, 13 tv specials and 15 movies.

How long are one pieces of episodes? I think they’re about 22 minutes long, I’m guessing. Yeah, 22 to 24. I don’t know. I might have to bite the bullet because I’ll put it on sometimes in the background while I’m working. Right. Cuz I don’t want to. I don’t want to listen to like some esoteric or a cult podcast. I just want to see this. So this whole time I’m like, damn, this particular. Sorry. The last one I watched was Mobile suit Gundam, the witch from Mercury. And I’d been wanting to see that for a while. So I finally finished it and I was like, yo, this is wild.

I want to do like a breakdown of that. And I just, bro, I started looking up stuff into it and I’m like, this is related to a whole bunch of other. Bro, it’s related to Shakespeare, it’s related to the tempest. Like, it was, it was, it was inspired by the tempest. The. The play is directly connected to John D, you know. Exactly. So I’m like, yo, I got to do a breakdown this. I’m gonna. There you go. John D’s the demiurge. So I’m gonna do a breakdown on that. And then I’m like, yo, you know what else is super occult? Where all these places that, that.

Because I was, I was trying to do a reel on the abyss and I’m like, yo, the abyss, right? It’s like this weird concept. It’s like this place that exists somewhere between reality and the imagination. It’s a place you can go to. And once you cross the abyss, you know, it’s about letting go of the ego and all these these magicians were doing all this craziness, whatever, whatever. And, and I’m like, yeah, what. What game? What thing that we grew up with watching has, I was like, oh, yu gi oh. You know, yu gi oh has that.

And then if you look at the concept of yu gi oh, it’s about this little boy who gets possessed by this. I don’t know, that. Interesting. Okay. By an egyptian spirit, bro, in a relic that he wears, and he’s possessed by this entity that takes him over and changes them and everything, and it helps them win these duels, and they. He sends people to the shadow realm, bro, this other place, like the, you know, and I’m like, so I’m gonna be doing something on that soon. And it’s just open up all these other avenues of, like, just weird stuff that you don’t really think about that has been in our subconscious, at least in my sub.

I know you’re older than me, Sean, but in my subconscious, and it’s like, damn. But I’ve got my own laundry list of stuff that I was watching or dealing with. You know, that’s a same thing. Like, you go back and look at it and be like, what in the world? Like, even just Warner’s brothers cartoons. Like, if you. If you go look up conspiracies that are related to Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam and everything, there’s secret messaging that the creators allegedly put in there that, you know, it’s like Bugs Bunny is supposed to represent the unions.

Like, he’s supposed to be like, the Teamsters. Like, there’s all kinds of stuff like that hidden in there. And, you know, supposedly Tom and Jerry are actually friends, and Tom is always fronting to the owner that he’s trying to kill Jerry. But that’s why he never really gets hurt, because, really, they’re best buds and he doesn’t want to chase them out of the house or eat him and said, like, on and the hidden racist past of the Looney tunes, bro. What? And that’s, and that’s the thing, bro, that this has been in the, in the zeitgeist for a long time.

Speaking of another movie that really transforms your worldview, this has been around for forever, bro. I mean, this is. And this has been shaping people for, for a long time. But I don’t know, dude, if, if you’re easily influenced, should you even be on the Internet? I think an Internet license, as much as I hate any kind of regulations, it might, it might be a good license for people to have to. Well, but it would be like a communist, like a meme license communitarian if, you know, like, not, not that you wouldn’t be allowed to be on the Internet without it, but that if you had it and allowed people like me and you and your audience, or like the spiders audience, they’d be like, okay, this person has the badge.

They’re certified, so they’re cool. Whereas the other, you know, it would be like identifying everyone else as a normie if they don’t have it. Like, well, maybe you’re closer to the people that are like, wow, you’re schizo. Talking about a hole in the ocean. Cuckoo. You’re crazy. Oh, you know, oh, those people are bots, bro. That’s why they’re, their comments. Some of them are literally bots. I have a thread on my Twitter. If you go to my Twitter, that’s all about, somebody made some snippet comment about propaganda and disinformation. So I went and made a whole thread showing, like, people don’t understand bot farms are a real thing.

You know, there’s, there’s poor asian girls right now sitting somewhere in a room that all of the fans that are running are pointed at the, the bank like a whole wall of smartphones, and they’re sweating, but their job is to, you know, to get them clicks to make the advertising dollars seem like they’re actually going where they claim they’re going, you know, and people have. I got, there’s another one I found. I’ll send it to you, man. This guy talking about, he went and intentionally got into the catfishing market to see how it would work out.

And he identified all of the backstory on the bots on Twitter and everything. It’s, it’s nutty how accurate the AI is nowadays that they can generate. Like, people don’t know. They can just generate like a whole conversation and it seems completely real and all the replies real. It’s not like people think, like, it’s very obvious when there’s a really low level bot in the comments section, that’s really obvious. But a lot of the stuff that’s happening is actual AI and bot networks. And it seems just as real as an actual human being. And there’s just no way to know.

People just don’t know. Because think about it. If, if the, because what they are, what AI is the stuff that they’re giving access to us, which is Chad GPT as they’re large language models, okay? That’s all they are. They’re taking all the stuff that, that’s how they train them. They take a whole bunch of YouTube transcripts from a whole bunch of YouTube videos. I’m sure they’re reading the comments. Yeah, all that stuff. And it makes you wonder, when they find Facebook and these other companies billions of dollars for selling our information, they go, where’s our information going to? What do you mean you don’t know? Oh, it’s going to advertisers.

It’s going to people who want to better target their audience. I think it’s going to that stuff that I’ve been talking about, the, the organoids, the, the lab grown brains, the, near the neural platforms where they’re using their growing brains from stem cells. Where the hell the stem cells going coming from? Well, we don’t know. Babies. Well, I mean, and what party doesn’t care if they, if they do that? You know, I’m saying, like, they, they’re both feeding each other. So it’s like, where is that? Where’s, where are those cells coming from? And on top of that, it’s like, how do we know that those things aren’t sentient? How do we know that that’s not an AI or a bot? How do we know they don’t have a whole entire farm of that, these little brains, just on the Internet trolling you? And that’s why it’s like, they might, I mean, it means that is true.

They said is true that a Facebook, on the surface level, is being honest when they say, well, we sold the information to some marketing people. And so that makes it sound like the guys from, from mad men, right? They drink a lot of scotch during the day. They write a lot of ad copy. Sometimes they use some images in their copy. But no, no, no. Like, we’re thinking of more like the, the Bill Hicks marketers. You know, like, like Satanists, straight Satanists, you know, you’ve ever seen that clip of Bill Hicks talking about, you know, he tells all the marketing executives to do themselves in.

Oh, dude, check this out. So, right, the first, the first question. The four did meta companies sell data of users to governments? Right? It’s like, no, we don’t sell your information. Instead, based on the information we have, advertisers and other companies pay us to show you personalized, personalized ads in the Facebook family of apps and technologies. Right, right. They don’t listen. They don’t sell. We don’t sell them your information. We show it to them for a fee. Okay? And it’s like, right here. Did the meta company sell data of users to governments no, they sold it to Cambridge Analytica, a right wing group created by Steve Bannon, who used to help the Trump campaign in 2016.

So you look up their, their friggin logo. It’s the brain. The brain, bro. It’s a model of a brain. I never noticed that. Well, I mean, you know, that’s what I was gonna say. These satanic marketers that Bill Hicks is complaining about, like they really think, they think, well, if we really want to sell something to Juan, what we need to do is build a model of Juan’s brain, and if we can get it to work for two or three years, then we’ll know how Juan’s brain works, and then it’ll be easy to sell one stuff because we’ll have a copy of his brain.

And people think that sounds insane, but that’s crazy. It’s exactly what they’re doing. It’s not. But they’re building a digital brain of yours somewhere, right? And, and they’re taking, who knows? If they’re trained. They’re training it. They’re sending it out, right, these, what I call demonic algorithm, algorithmic aggregates where they just throw them out into the, the ether, say, hey, cause havoc. Rather something about causing chaos. Because if you see that one person commented schizophost and the 30 people below that commented the same thing, why would you comment the same thing? You know, I’m saying like, we get it.

Like that’s. We. But it’s like you’re, you’re targeted, you’re. And then every now and again, you’ll get like a weir, a normal post of like, hey, you know what my fair one was? It’s funny that all these kinds of posts are always filled with Agent Smith, Schizo Graham comments on it. I’m like, this dude on it is, dude, this is a real person that recognizes that it’s a matrix. And these are people sent in by the, by the matrix, right? Like how Tate says, though, the matrix is trying to take you down, the simulation, whatever the hell trying to take you as like, no, you’re just a piece of, all right, like, there’s nobody trying to take you down.

But then that’s the thing. When can you start taking responsibility for your own self? And it’s like you’re being, you’re not a targeted individual, you’re just a piece of, you know, I’m saying like, cuz I know people. I know people who, who will legitimately blame the Illuminati for ex addiction that they have. Well, to me that’s the perfect, that’s the perfect thing. This brings it all back around. Okay, so what we’re talking about with all of this stuff, so the reason they would do it, create these huge bot networks, not just to sell advertising, that’s really helpful, but we’re capturing the influence of consciousness, you know, so then you can lead and guide consciousness.

So if you go, say you’re talking about a particular type of medicine that was popular around 2020 or something like that, and you go on Reddit where you know that that’s where someplace you might try to find information, and they’ve got the bot network set up so that it poo poo’s thumbs down and calls you crazy and schizo and stupid and weird, then that gives you that overwhelming influence in your life of being on that side and not on the hated side. You don’t want to be on the side that’s mocked, made fun of ridiculed, and all those kinds of things.

And so it take, it captures and influences consciousness on a mass scale. And so we see it all the time in the conspiracy realm, like, where we’re at in the, in the, you know, I don’t like calling it a community because to me, it’s not a community. You know, a community is a very intentional thing. You know, weaving spiders webs is a community because we’ve all decided we enjoy streaming every night on Saturday, and then we have a little spots where the people that are fans of the show come. You know, you have a community affiliated with your website and your podcasts, but, you know, the whole conspiracy, truth or culture is not a community.

But people always get hyper paranoid. We get a glitch right now, and our, you know, one of our starts robotting consistently, and it coincidentally is when you’re going to say the most important piece of information. People are like, oh, you know, that’s, our FBI agents are messing with us again. They’re interfering with our broadcast. It’s like, no, I don’t think so. You know, but people get that self centered paranoia going on. I recently did an episode on the voice of God technology, Sean. Mm hmm. And that’s some, so what if when you’re in this conversation, right, we’re talking.

Because it’s happened to me, dude. The other night, I said I’m, I said something about being blasphemous towards the power of God, and lightning came down and shut my electricity down during an episode. It was with slick. It was episode 211. We were talking about being blasphemous and heretical. Towards God. And boom. Lightning. And it shut my whole thing down. What if you’re attracting it with the dome? It’s not that it never happens. And I wouldn’t even go so far as to say that it’s. That there’s zero agents interfering. I think the. The guys that are working for intelligence apparatus are probably, like, the most overworked, bored, frustrated guys out there.

So if they’re tech, just. Just like lots of people do at any job, you know, you can be at your job and not doing. You know, you could be working in customer service, and you’re not inputting your data, you’re not answering the phone, you’re not calling people back. You’re looking at Facebook. You’re shopping on Facebook Marketplace. So I assume all the guys that are low and mid level intelligence apparatus are doing the same thing. So is it possible that they want to tune in to the one on one podcast and hit the button right at the moment? You know, I don’t think that’s impossible, but I also don’t think that it’s a one to one correlation.

Like, people think, like, well, we’re highly important and trying to get this information out. You know, we have 150 Disney movie was made after me. You know, it just shows that we all have main. Main character syndrome, whether we like it or not. To me, this is the actual main spiritual work to do in the world, is to remember that you have a default setting of not just self centeredness, but also insecurity. We all do. You know, we’re all stuck on. You know, you don’t. You don’t leave the house without looking in the mirror. Yeah, because you don’t want to look.

You don’t want to have, like, ashes on your face because you cleaned out your. Your. Your fireplace. And then you’re wondering why the cute cashier, who’s college student is looking at you funny, and then you find a go look in the mirror. She wants me, dude. She. Black ashes all over. She wants me. One time, bro, back when I used to chief hella marijuana’s, I had this pink hat that had little rock and roll symbols all over it. Came on the bottom of one of my daughter’s easter baskets. And I turned the brim up, and I would wear it around the house, and I was hell stone doing housework, right? And so I had to run up to the store, and.

And so I go in the store and, you know, I’m already somewhat paranoid. I’m stoned, you know? And so then everyone’s staring at me I’m like, what the hell? And so now I’m offended. Like, why are people looking at me? And I walk by the freezer aisle, and here’s me, you know, kicking it, you know, I got my wife beater on with a shirt like this, and the damn pink little kid’s hat with the brim turned up. You know, it’s like. And I’m stoned, you know, probably visibly stoned. You’re creepy. Well, yeah, you’re a little creepy.

You know that? You’re a little creepy. You know, I think that’s why, you know, that’s why I had to pull that back. You know, this. That girl’s right. I am kind of creepy. That’s weird. To see an old performance piece by an actress and get inspired to make a poem and then post it on Twitter. That’s a strange thing to do. And, you know, dude, that when that piece came out of what that actress, you know, once upon a time, they didn’t know that that was gonna happen. That. That you. That it would inspire you, right? And it would.

And you would take it and project it out into this hyper space or this other hyper space, right? And how. And maybe that’s what extracted that. That reaction from that young lady, because that was never meant to happen. You get what I’m saying? Like, we’re doing stuff that are stepping outside the bounds of whatever program it. If it is, what are you. Do you think it’s actually a simulation? What do you think, bro? Do you think that you believe in any of that? Because that’s, well, pretty nasty, you know? Well, to me, it’s like, it would have to be simulations all the way down, right? So somewhere there’s still an unmoved mover.

Somewhere there’s still the infinite, eternal oneness of the love of God that allowed everything to spring forth. So, to me, it doesn’t really like a simulation of what, you know, I understand, you know, like that. That’s the question I always throw back at people. And I’m not saying that I’m discounting the idea, because especially things like Retcon and the Mandela effect stuff is very disturbing to your foundational reality. Or people. You know, people get to me, this is why you get a lot of the knee jerk, schizo, and accusatory comments, especially on the more occulted, esoteric topics.

It’s because it rattles people’s cage, you know? Right now, if we’re sitting here and you get the knock on the front door, you triggered immediately what’s going on why? Especially if they knock like I just did, right? Like, are the cops at my house? And you immediately go into. That’s right. Here they come. So that happens to. In real life, you immediately. Your brain automatically goes to a script of defending and double checking yourself, am I breaking the law? Am I involved in anything unseemly or bad? Why would they be here? Maybe it’s a mistake. What’s going on? Right.

Well, I think the videos that. The categories that me and you make content in or similar thing, you know, you start talking about a big blue hole in the ocean, and somebody’s going to dive their submarine down in there and then start mentioning that it’s also potentially demonically possessed. It’s access to the actual abyss, to the physical abyss, that overlaps with the metaphysical abyss, where the demons are down there, waiting to see what you’re gonna find in your submersible. That rattle that. To me, on a spiritual level, a lot of the people that aren’t fake bots, but they’re maybe NPC style, it rattles their cage the same as that knock on the door.

And they don’t want to hear about, hey, we can’t find the curvature. We’ve been looking, you know, since 2015. There’s no curvature. They don’t want to hear it. Nikon discontinued their P 1000, blah, blah, blah camera because it was zooming into the moon too close. That’s supposed to be 400 something thousand miles away. And. What? Yeah, and that coincidentally, they pulled back the. The P 1000 at the same time that they also landed a contract to help NASA with some of their stuff, you know? So very strange, right? So, to me, that rattles people’s cages, and.

And our natural reaction always is to check ourselves and be sure of where we’re at. You don’t get the. You know, I mean, obviously, if you’re. If you’re moving lots of weight and dealing lots of drugs and you get the knock on the door, you’re just expecting it. That’s what you thought was gonna happen, you know? But if you’re not, then you’re like, hey, I’m double checking myself. Everything’s all good. I’m not doing anything wrong. This must be some kind of a mistake. And I’d say, on a spiritual, metaphysical level, the videos and content in the esoteric conspiracy realm do the same thing to people.

And we’re seeing it more now than ever. People wake up and. And they’re like, huh? Like. Like somebody like Tucker Carlson, even just three years ago. No way, man. He’s not touching none of this stuff. Now he’s pretty much weighted in right up to his knees, you know? And wasn’t he? I think so, yeah. I mean, I don’t watch him, you know, I never liked the guy, but I still, you know. Or a guy like Alex Jones has been around for so long now that even though people are still triggered by him and hate him and think he’s an idiot and have all these accusatory things to say, they’re used to it.

Alex isn’t shocking anymore. You already know where he’s at. But now he stayed long enough and remained big enough that it acclimatizes you to it, you know? Close that door on him. It’s good I banged. I shouldn’t have done that too much. I got too excited and banged up. Now they’re. Now they’re excited. We know that the pug is the. The. The dog breed of choice for magicians. So, you know, the pugs are like, we told you this was gonna happen. So they heard the knock, and now they’re like, we’ve been hyper vigilant, looking out the windows all day.

And the day has come. The day has come. They’re here. They’re here. Oh, man. Because they’re pretty anxious, right? Pugs are pretty like, oh, bro. When they’re not asleep for twelve or 16 hours. Yeah. They didn’t get up and they’re like, food, food. Oh, my dog does the funniest thing, man. We couldn’t figure it out for weeks. Like, what is wrong with his dog? He’d go out in the backyard and he’s standing in the corner and look straight up and bark, a bark, a bark, a bark. And we’re like, what the hell? And then he run through the house and go to the front window and look up and bark and bark.

And then finally I realized, like, oh, we’re close to the airport. You know, the airport flight path goes right across my yard. And he thinks he’s chasing the thunderbirds away, man. He’s like, look at these huge, terrifying, loud birds. They’re flying over my property. I gotta tell him, that’s not okay with me. Don’t be flying over my property. So he goes and barks, embarks until they’re gone, and then he comes over to me. He’s like, how about a treat, man? I got rid of another big. Good job. He just wants to boy raise me. That’s us, bro.

We want to be good boys. We need. We want more likes, more subs. So sign up for the Patreon. Patreon.com. slash, the one on one podcast. Anyway, so it’s worth it. It’s worth it. Thanks, bro. You’ve been a longtime supporter as well. The show, which I really appreciate that. And. Yeah, dude, I mean, I think that what you’re saying it is about shaking people out of their comfort zone, out of their reality tunnels. And that’s what the whole thing with that has interested me. And Robert Anton Wilson talked about this, and I’ve talked about this in correlation with the abyss, these mystical places, these other realms, liminal spaces, whatever it is.

Yeah. You like the mob zone. I noticed that you. Yeah. Is that Kenneth anger? Is that right? Kenneth Grant. Grant. Yes. Kenneth Anger was the guy with Lucifer tatted on his chest that worked with Marjorie Cameron and all those people. But. Right. The. I’ve always loved that idea of the interdimensionalism. The other side. What is time like, all these. All these things. And one of the things that Robert Anton Wilson talks about, because I actually. I have been reading through the Illuminati’s trilogy recently as well, and I’ve sent you. Did you finish the first hyperion book already? Yep.

Damn, bro is returning. And burn if I got stuff to. Well, I’m just listening to him, you know? So if I got stuff to do, I’ll just keep it blasting if I’m enjoying it. And I can’t lie, some of the sex scenes are a little bit beyond what I would prefer. But I also understand, you know, it’s published 1989. You know, I looked the author up. You can tell, and that’s his early work, so maybe he developed as he gets farther, you know? I know he’s a horror author, too. But the first, you know, I had it on, not on my headphones, but on the speakers in my shop.

And I’m thinking, man, if somebody comes to deliver me a package right now, they’re gonna think I’m a little bit lulu in here. Like, having sex on the battlefield with a robot. Yeah. Yeah. It’s like, spoiler alert. Yeah. That turns into a killer machine after the fact. Why. Why are we having sex in the middle of the. The battle simulation? At least it was a simulation. Yeah, but, dude, that. So I’m almost done with Dune, and it’s just the first book. Yeah, it’s not doing it for me, bro. It’s just. No, it’s like. It’s like one piece, you know? Like, some people claim that they didn’t really have it all click and enjoy the story till they get to the third book.

And that’s third book, bro. Yeah, I mean, I had to put it down because it’s just like it. It’s just. I get it. You snort the cinnamon stuff and you’re able to see the future or whatever. It alters you out, you know, whatever. Who cares, right? Flows down your aging, whatever, everything, right? Turns your eyes blue. Pretty, pretty shaded blue. He’s probably a homunculus from what I’m like, picking up on. He was specifically bred for that. For. And then, like his mom, like, does she impregnate herself or. What the hell is going on? She just broke the rules like she’s supposed to.

Apparently the Benny Jesuits can control the gender of their, or the sex of their children when they’re going to conceive. And she broke the rules with, with Paul Muadib. Quee sat Hatterak. I love the Paul Muadib. Like this whole other Hatterak. I’m trying to remember his last name. Atreides. So there we go. Yeah, Paul Muadib, Kwisak Atreides. That’s almost as bad as across this. But, uh, yeah, she broke the rules because it’s supposed to only be a female. You know, the quizzat is supposed to be a female, apparently, but. Or they know that it’s going to be a male and they’re supposed to be avoiding it.

And so she broke the roles, you know, and brought, you know, well, brought the man. Hyperion is better I’m than dune from what I’m getting at. Alright, until I get to the warm stuff, it’s not gonna do it for me. I’m gonna still finish it. But yeah, hyperion is where it’s at. I’m glad you got through the first book because it’s like stories within stories. And when. Yeah, and some of the concepts like the, you know, the, the shriek, being like the guy’s muse of like helping him. Like when he starts writing about it, starts killing.

Whoa. Like that. This is what we’ve been talking about, bro, with like William Burroughs and like all these other guys. And just so you know, I think that author, what’s his name? I can’t remember. Dance. Dan Simmons. I think Dan Simmons is the poet. I think that’s a. I think he relates to all of his characters, but I think he’s actually the poet. Martin salinas is everything. Yeah, yeah. Let me double check. The po might not be selena wasn’t. It eats poet and hyperion, what is now yeetz is the different guy, john. Keatsheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh so hyperion fragmentary poet epic by John keats that exists in two versions, unpublished.

Let’s see here. Martin silenus. Yeah, yeah. Martin silenus the poet and author. And I love, I love always like, yeah, woke up like a multi billionaire or whatever it was. And then it’s like I’m writing about old earth and it just happened to hit right when it was supposed to and all this craziness and it’s like. It’s a freaking story within story. I love that because the way he, the way he goes about. My favorite one was the, the poet too, by the way. Like my favorite, he’s, he’s. That’s why I think he’s the. I think he is the author projected into his own story.

Now that’s just my speculation, but I think that’s who Simmons actually relates to the most. Yeah, cuz he wrote the cantos so it makes sense that he’s doing modeled after. And I mean I’m already probably two, 3 hours into the second book so. And he did such a good job on the cliffhanger I actually went and bought extra credits, which I never do because I got so many books I’ve never even listened to. I got so much on my audible I was like screw it, I just got paid. And then you know how it is audibles that there they are, those satanic marketers that we were talking about.

You go on audible and it’s like, well it’s $17 just to buy it. That’s expensive. So I’ll buy one extra credit. That’s $14. But. But you can’t buy two. Okay, but for three. Yeah, for $5 in a quarter for three. But now I’m dropping almost $50. It’s like, ah. And then you end up just buying the book anyways for the price that they ask is like, it’s only $3. You know. So I’m gonna go ahead and buy it. I mean a lot of the time I’ll do that too. Yeah. If the price is low, lower than the value of a credit, they’ve got you stuck on this concept of the value of their audible credit.

So then you’ve got that pinned in your mind as being right around 13 or $15. That’s what it’s worth. So then if the book is $8, of course you’re not gonna spend your credit. Yeah, you know, I’m not spending my silver dimes at the grocery store. So this concept of liminal spaces, other realities. Back to Robert Anton Wilson on that, that tangent that we went on but I did want to talk to you about that. Get your thoughts on the. The shriek and the tombs that are going backwards through time. Plus that little baby. I always wondered why, you know, when you start off at the beginning, why there’s a baby? What? Who the brought a baby on board to, you know, this weird yoga Sil.

Freaking ship. Well, it’s with the baby and then any dad immediately, like, why did you bring the baby? Like, you know, and then you figure take the baby to the amusement park and stand. What? You know, like, don’t take the baby. Get a sitter or stay home. Yeah. There’s no in between. Like, it trips me out when people have their little tiny babies at events or even at the park. Like, you know, like it’s three months old. Like, what are you doing? Yeah. Why this tiny baby out of the house? Go and sit in your backyard and then put it back inside the house.

Yeah. Yeah. So I love, again. I love it. I think it’s better than Dune. Whatever. Fight me once I’m done. Once I. Yeah. So far. So far. Until we get to the warm stuff where they want to become really compare because. Okay, so the criticism of dunes that I’ve heard are all very legitimate and accurate. Now, I still love the book series anyway, but it’s very dry dialogue, heavy political and intellectual. So the action in Hyperion is way better because you have to wait for it. To me, Dune is very similar to the Godfather movies. Like, people love the Godfather movies, but if you go try and sit and watch them, you fall asleep.

Like, you can’t watch it after work. You’re gonna be falling asleep. It’s all dark and quiet and slow, you know. Score says he’s got the camera moving. Like. Like, you take it forever and it’s all dialogue. You’re trying to listen. They got a heavy coppola, too. The. That was directed by one of the Coppolas. I thought it was courses. He. Marty Scorsese, the God. I could be wrong. So the godfather was. Let’s see here. Yeah. Francis Ford Coppola. I was wrong. Please forgive me, Francis. Yeah, you all, you gotta ask for Guinness from. From St. Cage, bro.

I will. I’ll get down on one knee later. I don’t want to do it on video. That’s embarrassing. Fair enough. Fair enough. But, yeah, I’ve got the. I’ve got the church. A cage sticker on my water bottle. So I could put that on the counter and I’ll get down. Genuine genuflect to the. To the sticker. There. So, what is he saying? It’s a symbol of my originality and my belief in personal freedom. Yeah. So the. Whatever. Who cares? Hyperion is better than Dune. And it’s great. So you should make a short about that. You, boo. You blow up.

Well, hyper. No, but nobody. Everyone knows Dune. Nobody knows about Hyper. They’ve never made a movie about Hyperion, bro. Not yet. Supposedly, they finally are gonna do it. I looked that up real quick. But to me, that’s the reason why you’re short. Would work. Now we’re inside baseball for the audience here. Now we’re talking about inside baseball. I had to create content. And of course, me, who doesn’t even create content anymore except for to go sit on the spider streams gonna tell one the best in the business about it right now. So. But because people don’t know about Dan Simmons and his series of books, for you to compare doom to anything even if you said you thought Star wars is better than Dune right now with all the marketing around Dune, all the dune fanatics gonna be like, you’re crazy.

You’re stupid. Rah, rah. But you bring something, dark horse, something nobody’s even ever heard of, and say, this is better. Then you’re gonna have them. They’re gonna be fangs out, like, get him. All right. When I finish. When I finish them. I don’t want to be a hypocrite. When I finish them. I’ll do that. I promise you. Now you can do a whole series that way. I would. I would do that and take the dune side and we could argue every week. All right. Yeah, let’s do it. So Robert Anton Wilson, liminal spaces, the abyss, these other realities, these other realms and Robert Anton Wilson’s perilous chapel.

Right. Where this. This idea of. Let me make sure I’m saying it right. Yes. The peril. The chapel perilous. Yeah. It’s about this other. Let me write this down. Chapel perilous, which I feel like a lot of people in reality are in this. In this place. Now, the way that Robert Anton Wilson puts it in his cosmic trigger, according to Wilson, being in this state least of. Sorry. So Chapel perilous is a term also referring to a psychological state in which an individual is uncertain whether some course of events was affected by a supernatural force or was a product of their own imagination.

It was used by writer and philosopher Robert Anton Wilson in his 1977 book cosmic trigger. According to Wilson, being in this state leads the subject to become either paranoid or an agnostic. In his opinion, there is no third way, which wouldn’t, wouldn’t they both be the same thing, affected by a supernatural force or was a product of their own imagination? When that, what, isn’t that kind of like the same thing? Super. This is the, this is the classic argument in how magic and metaphysics really work, right? Like the argument is, well, the demons aren’t real, but we’re breathing life into the concept intellectual capacity.

Whereas the other side is like, no, they’re real. They’re right there on the other side of that invisible wall. And if you with them, it’s your ass, you know, like so literally for some folks. And so to me, that’s back to that. That’s the classic argument or decision that you end up in, even if you’re just armchair academic style, like we are for the most part, not ritually practicing and trying to get deeply involved in magic. I, now, you know, you have to, you have to decide, do I think there’s like a realm full of invisible fourth dimensional angels, demons, other stuff, you know, or do I think this is all a product of the mind and all of those things appear to be true, but really it’s just human consciousness generating or creating it.

Now I’m in the former category. I think the world is swarming with livest that is not seen on the everyday in the world that we live in. To me, it’s very obvious that it’s not just human consciousness manifesting the appearance of, you know, I think something is going on. I think God created everything. And there’s all this wiggle room between humanity and the earth plane, whatever it is. There’s all this room for other things to happen that they, you know, some of them are kicked out, they’re not allowed to exist here. Some of them are still godsen, God’s creations and soldiers like the angels, and they are here, but they don’t, they don’t have permission to manifest all the time, but the, they’re knocking on the door all the time.

You know, it’s pretty obvious sometimes. Like you, to me, that’s what synchronicities are. You know, you’re already thinking about revelation and then all of a sudden it goes, blam. Oh, here’s the identical verse, not just a, also the book of revelation. Here’s the exact same thing that you already had in your mind. To me, that’s the little tip of the hat from that invisible realm, you know, cuz sometimes, dude, sometimes I’ll be like, I get in that state of mind where it’s like, man, what a, what a load of all this stuff is like listening to anyone argue about religion or something.

I go, man, what if. What if this is all. Dude, what if it’s all fake and gay and it’s nothing. There’s nothing when you die, there’s nothing on the other side. What is that? Black pilled when I gave. Everything is fake. None of this matters. Like, sometimes I’ll get in that state of mind. Sometimes I’m like, man, all this stuff doesn’t. And here’s the thing about, like, Hillman’s research, where a lot of people will be like, oh, Jesus never existed. Well, according to them, he did. So he’s confirming for a majority of people something that they doubted to begin with, whether Jesus Christ was a real person or not.

Now, where it gets heretical and blasphemous is the other stuff that he’s saying about him, which is pretty crazy. But here’s as far as out as I’ve ever seen anybody go, and I’ve gone pretty far out myself. But, yeah, to start accusing Jesus of being inappropriate with children, not just inappropriate, but using ritual magic and sorcery that involves stakes, venom, and all this kind of stuff is pretty far out. Wow. But here’s the thing. We can’t confirm nor deny his, his claims. You know, I’m saying, like, that would be the fascinating thing to do, is to intentionally go find some definitely well known and successful scholar that’s of the same category in the same caliber.

I don’t think there is any way to be. We gotta vet this guy’s work. Oh, yeah. You could get the orthodox scholars or the catholic scholars to come vet his work and say, hey, this is what he’s saying. This old Greek says, what do you say? Well, the old Greek says what it says, bro. I mean, the oak. But here’s the thing. When do we start? The cuz that same dude had somebody else on to rebuttal Hillman stuff, and the guy ended up being a Mormon. And it’s like, wait a minute. I was like, wait, wait, wait.

Because that’s the one guy that I was talking about who, like, he gets popular doing his gotcha reels about the Bible and what it means. He’s, he’s the Latter day Saints guy. And so that’s most criticism of him is that he’s saying, I’m coming from this academic position. I really know my stuff. But then, you know, want more? Man, you fell for the Mormon cult. Make it make sense. Like, how are, you know, I’m saying, like, make it make sense. So. And I got a, I got a lesser known interview with Hillman where he’s talking about the divine, sacred feminine and how he admits that he almost became a CIA agent, but then didn’t.

So you get, throw that in there too. But that one’s. I thought I lost that. But then I found that God bless Internet archive. I was able to go find and download the actual mp3. So I reached out to him and I asked him, I didn’t invite him on the show or anything like that. I asked him if he had ever come across, because he reads a lot of Galen and a lot of these ancient medical texts. And I asked him if he’s ever come across anything about the artificial generation of either humans or entities or something in his works.

He hasn’t gotten back to me. But if he ever does get back to me, what I’m going to do is I’m gonna book them for some latin core, you know, class, right on all the artificial generation stuff. So we’re gonna, we’re gonna go to source material about creating homunculus with him and get lessons at the same time. If he’d be down for that again, if he’s not, and then I’ll take, then I’ll do something with that. But that’s my plan, cuz I don’t want to talk about like the whole, you know, his stuff’s been around for a while, but I don’t have the same right now because, I mean, I was kind of happy for him when I saw him hitting all the podcast circuit and everything.

Because, you know, a lot of the time I talk myself out of creating and publishing things because I see how futile it is for the vast majority of people doing it. You know, you spend years writing a book and like, you know, twelve of your friends buy it and 30 people that follow you on the Internet buy it and then nothing, you know, and then somebody’s excited 50 years later when, when it starts to blow up and they’re almost dead and they’re like, I can’t believe people are finally reading my book. That’s crazy, you know, like.

And so part of me has that same thing you were talking about the black pill to attitude of like, why, you know, why am I even telling people that I made stupid shower curtains for sale? Why am I, you know, why am I gonna go back and get into audio video production? You know, why am I gonna record music or write books or any of that stuff? Because it seems so futile, you know, seems like, where’s the reward? You know, I don’t want to be one of these artists that got famous after he was dead and everyone is so happy about all the.

How. How great his work was, and you never got to find out about it. You know, one part of me says that, and the other part of me says, screw it. Publish. Do it. Do stuff. Just do stuff and don’t care. Get it out there. Just because you have a creative drive and it’s worth it to share, you know? Yeah. Yeah. So I’ve thought about that before, right? And this is the advice I always give to everyone. I’m like, yo, just put it out there. Who cares? But it’s a grind, dude. How you said that you can put it, so much time and energy into this, and you forget that there’s not a lot of people who are into this sort of stuff.

Like, it’s. It’s very slim. The amount of people that are truly, actually even open minded enough to be into all the craziness that we, you know, dive into. So I’m with you on that, dude. And honestly, I didn’t think I was gonna make it this far. And this whole timeline that I’d been following, I. I thought I’d give up a long time ago, and I just kind of kept going. And here we are today. I’m just like, you know what? Just embrace it. It’s like I’m in this weird area. I was like, should I continue or should I just quit, or should I just.

It’s like I’m. I’m in that liminal space, so. Right. And that makes sense why you’re also landing on that as part of your content. You know, looking at Robert Anton Wilson and talking to Metheny, you know, about. Because I want to check out his trilogy, too. You guys had a great conversation. If people. Is that available just for general consumption, or is that only on the patreon over there? The. Well, that particular interview that you’re listening to will be eventually public. I think that comes out this week. But the. His trilogy, you can check it out on the Internet.

You could pick a copy up or something on the Internet. I wonder if he’s got him in audio, because. Yeah, I found that fascinating. Made it to me. It’s the same story, too, with all these magician and synchronicity types, is that you end up with the potential to start manifesting things. Things start happening. You know, you tinker with it, and you get results, you know, I mean, I’ve made sigils before, back in the day, and I had results that allowed me to decide, I’m not done with that. I’m not interested to do that anymore. You know, I didn’t get far deep into it.

And, like, start studying Austin Osmond spare for a year or anything. I just try, you know. They says, you know, if you go follow Gordon white from rune soup, he says, oh, you do these steps. You know, there’s a little webpage like, okay, I’m gonna try the steps. You know, and I got some results that were pretty shocking to me, honestly. And so I just like, well, maybe that’s not for me. Maybe I don’t need to be involved in that. And then, like, that interview you just did, and I’ve heard it not just from that man, but it’s a pretty redundant thing.

Serious magicians and occultists will tell you, you have to go do the deep dive, work on yourself first. It might take you three or five years to go work out your baggage, your emotional neediness, your weirdness, your problems, whatever does trigger you. You have to work all that out so that you have a more Zen center before you even start to move into the realm of practicing. Because all of that stuff is in your way, and it’s going to come. Instead of coming up as a minor detail or a floth off to the side, it comes up as the fiery, flaming shrike, guardian of the threshold, threatening to kill you, you know? And then you lose your mind and go to the mental ward.

And then your mom never respects you again because she told you not to do that, because she just believes in Jesus and reads her Bible or whatever. That happens to a lot of people, you know, a lot of people alienate or damage themselves by tinkering and messing around because it’s so available nowadays, and it used to be a. It wasn’t available. You’d have had to scratch a lot harder at the dirt to find any of this stuff. You go, I could only look. Imagine 1985. You go to the library and say, hey, I was hoping to get some eliphas, Levi.

They’re like, hey, get out of my library. Right? You got. You got to go to the secret bookstore where the little old man’s willing to break the taboo and share information with you. Like, well, in the very back corner, on the very bottom shelf, if you. If you move the little curtain over, it’s gonna cost you, though. We accept payment in flesh, though, so most people don’t realize what that pound of flesh means. Show me your belly button now. You know, a pound of flesh is one specific pound. It’s not just any old. He doesn’t want to part the back of the fat part of your arm.

No, he doesn’t. Yeah. No, so the, yeah, you make a lot of sense, bro. And, and I think that’s the thing because right now, for example, I think that’s what’s kept me going where it’s like adding fuel to the fire and these things keep happening where it’s like, alright, well, maybe I shouldn’t stop or whatever or put, I mean, I’m having fun to a certain extent. It just sucks when you put in a bunch of hours of research into something just to get called by somebody on the Internet and, you know, some random bot or something.

Well, I guess some of you know, like whatever. So the, I forgot what I was gonna say, but. Well, to me that’s proof of success when you have people consistently attacking and poking fun at your position, you know? Now, of course it’s different if, you know, if Joe Rogan chimes in and says, I think you’re stupid, Juan. Yeah. Then that would land in a very different way. I mean, I personally would take it as a compliment. I don’t think that I care at this point. I don’t think I care what Rogan would have to say. I think Rogan is not open minded enough to have the conversations that we’re having.

Well, if he is, he keeps it a secret because they give him so much money. So. Because even with, when one of my favorite guests on his show is Duncan Trussell and Duncan is, you know, in there with the discordian Robert Anton Wilson, Levi Crowley. Right. And his conversations, whenever he brings something up on Rogan, they don’t really go where you’d like for them to go, you know, I’m saying, so I don’t think he’s even open minded enough to have and talk someone who’s actually doing the same type of work that you’re doing and has the most phenomenal success that we see.

So then if Rogan did have some criticism, at least it would be somewhat well founded because he’s in the same category. Not like the mailman or the Amazon delivery guy, you know, he can barely has time to watch your short because he’s trying to pee without getting caught, you know, in his little urine bottle in his truck. But he has time to write. Lol. Exactly. Lol. Schizo, you know, before he has to go drive another 14 hours and bring me my stuff that I ordered yesterday or whatever. Yeah, bro, I’m gonna make a meme here. Let’s make a meme online.

Let’s practice some. Everyone who’s gonna be watching is gonna be charging this meme here. So here we go. I never thought of corporate meme making. And, I mean, just people working together here. So the first one to come into mind is this one here. And don’t even know the last living. Come on. Hold on. I doing this right. So I’m gonna. I cuz a lot of times, I’ll look around the room and go, you know, none. None of these people know what a homunculus is. Yeah, like, none of these people know. So I’m thinking, how does it go? So what is it, man in the guy in the corner of party meme? Because it’s got a specific where you got to follow the template.

This is how ceremonial magic works. This is smart. I mean, to me, you should be charging for this, because now people are getting meme lessons. You know, I encourage the young people. I tell them, like, you need to stop just looking and sharing memes. That’s fine to do that, but the next step is you got to make some memes. And the fastest way I’ve been doing it is I’ve got a document open. It’s called fast, easy memes, and you just paste, you use your clipping tool on your notebook, and you clip the picture that inspires the meme.

What happens is, you see a picture and extra text comes into your head. That’s the main thing that happens, right? Usually, like, you see a picture and you imagine how it could be a meme. And so if you got the fast easy meme document open with all those memes, you just paste the picture in there, and then you just write at the bottom of it. And that’s it. Now you just clip it one more time, and you’ve got the meme, whereas what you’re doing is a little bit more technical and labor intensive to have to use someone else’s template generator.

I’m not saying it’s hard, but, yeah, but you’re. See, but you’re an. An adept in memetic magic, you know, so that would make sense that you have your thing put down. Right? Is there a way for you to put space between the second line of text and the third one so that will it let you do a hard return? So here I can. They don’t even know. And then I’ll put this here. I could put. What are you trying to say to. I would just put it a little bit lower down like that. Whoa. Of course I seen.

Now, this is. Now they’re really learning about me making you change. It’s just like. I don’t know, I feel like these younger people are blessed because they never had to deal with the old word documents. Now, the word document is still a pain in the ass. It’s a real struggle. So I could put here like, they don’t know what a homunculus is, but I think your other line is better. They don’t even know that I’m the last living homunculus. I think that’s better. Alright, so, I mean, let me match the. I don’t know if it’ll. Let me do another.

No, it doesn’t space it. But this is 50 and let’s do 50 phone on this. However, we jumped right into inside baseball on meme production, a free Linux. Right now. This is. And everyone watching on YouTube right now is charging this meme. So who knows? I’m gonna. I’m gonna. I’m gonna put it in the bank. And then once this episode comes out, I’ll release it to see what happens. You might have to change that, guys. We send that to me, I’ll change that. I’ll go back to one of your old videos. It says, make Esoterica great again.

Is that what your hat says? Yeah, make me. No, I have my. Make alchemy great again. So now you’re inserting yourself into that buzz. That’s next level. Because now you become the meme. So what does that do magically? I don’t know. It definitely makes it so random. People talk grocery stores sometimes. So here, I think I’ve already made another. Let me see if I’ve made the meme that I’m thinking about right now. I think I have, but I’m thinking of the William Dafoe. And by the way, I saw the movie you. The movie he did with this movie here.

I started watching it, I couldn’t finish it. It’s. It’s. It’s nasty, it’s dirty. Poor things. Yeah, it’s. It’s better. It’s a horror movie. I don’t watch. No, no, it’s not horror. It’s. It’s all right. So, spoiler alert. I talked about this on episode 214, I think, with donut, that I wanted to see this movie. And apparently it’s. This is the body of the mother with the brain of the baby she had in her. In her stomach when she jumped off a bridge. And this, this scientist Frankenstein, which is William Dafoe, of course. William Dafoe in the movie.

Is him here really? Einstein, you know, Frankenstein looking guy. He puts the brain of the baby in the mother’s body. Now she figures out stuff, how to pleasure herself, and it. It goes downhill from there. So again, use your imagination as to what that could possibly mean. And now, again, I stopped it at a certain point where I just, like, you know, there’s really. But very homuncus. And you just reminded me one time, I couldn’t sleep. And so I got up, and it used to be that our main living room is right next to the mattress master bedroom.

And so I put on the holy mountain. Oh, I haven’t seen that one. It’s good. You’d enjoy it. And it’s not. It’s not so dark and weird, but, you know, it’s very avant garde and strange. And I’m not thinking about it. I’m just. I’m just not sleeping. I trained myself many years ago. If I have some in bout of insomnia, I just get up. Don’t lay in bed and kick the sheets, especially if you’re sleeping with somebody else in the bed. You just got to get up. And so. But then, you know, like, 2 hours later, my lady comes out rubber her eyes because the soundtrack was too loud, and she’s trying to focus, like, what am I looking at? I’m like, oh, no, I stopped it.

You know, like, no, no, don’t try to understand this. This is. That’s not going to help you. That’s the one where. Yeah, I’m gonna have to check that one out, bro. It’s good. Jordan Warski. Yeah, you enjoy it? It’s good, yeah. Let me see something before we get out of here. I think I’ve made this meme already. I want to make one with this one, but I think I’ve already made it. I’m also a bit of a homunculus myself. Yeah, when someone talks about homunculus, but I think I already did it once upon a time. I’m double checking, but, yeah, I think it’s.

I think it might have been done a long while ago. Makes sense. I always wondered, like, homunculus. Part of me wants to say homunkologist. Oh, I did. I did. I made it. I made it on November 28, 2022. Nice. Dude. I get. I almost every single day. Almost every single day. I’ve got so many pictures and art and memes in my Google Drive, my photos and my Google photos. And so I get the idea. Just like you said. Like, oh, I got a double check. And so. And of course, it’s also a game I’m playing with Google Photos AI.

Like, you know, if you search the f word or various other terms, it won’t pop up, which to me is very annoying. Like, you know, just your. Your AI can definitely read the text that’s in these photos. So, yeah, you know, if I want to find the one that says the f word, please bring it to me. But I get lost and find old stuff that I made all the time, and then I get sentimental and I start, you know, I’m looking at a certain day, and I’m like, well, if this is what I did on April 2, 2019, what did I do the whole month of April? I want to see.

And so then it’s 4 hours later. You know, I’ve sent pictures to my mom. I’ve sent pictures to my little sister of her kids that I found. I found memes that make me laugh, and I’ll text him to Jim maiden in the middle of his work day. You know, it happens all the time. I get lost. Can go as far as to. As. To serve as a little mind palace, because you’re able to enter that meme and interact with everything that. That meme is attached to. And, I mean, the funny part about that is that a meme is literally that the smallest piece of information.

So you construct a meme which will serve as your mind palace. You know, to me, a me, it’s like, good job training and a really good job. They’ve written all the manuals and training material and reference material policies. We call it a for the lowest common denominator. So, you know, not people who are actually developmentally disabled, but close to it. You know, that’s your lowest level person that’s in the dishwasher at the pizza restaurant. Right. All the material is created in such a way that he can understand it, even up to the management level. If it’s a good business, that’s the way it should be, right? So that you have everything.

It’s a system. It’s not a. It’s not like one guy’s an expert, and if he quits, then everyone’s gonna be up short. To me, a meme is the same thing. Like, all of the information is reduced down, like a good sauce that you make on the stove to the most basic. It could even be down to just two or three syllables, and everybody gets it. You know, that’s what. That’s how a good meme works. Yeah, because that relatability is what I think makes it grow. Like, as people see some of themselves in that thing. Yeah. If they laugh like beavis or butthead.

We won, dude. I have to have you on more often. Sean had fun today. I reserved this. I put this to the side. This is a book that. Well, it’s not a book, it’s more of a. It’s a journal, I guess, from the Warburg Institute and Magical and the classic magic and the classical tradition and funny story with this book is, I got it for one. For one. It’s how. I don’t know how many pages. It’s a 200 something pages. And I got it for one article in here. I got it for the. Let’s see here.

I got it for the hells, yeah. David Pingree from Hermes to Jabir. And the book of the cow. I got it for that one there. Because this. This isn’t available on the Internet. And I was gonna read some stuff from it, but we got. If we got stuck anywhere, I was gonna whip it out and read some stuff from it, cuz it’s got a lot of interesting. So you already read the one about the cow, though? Oh, a hundred percent. Yeah. That’s a homunculus research there. David Ping re is an OG, rest in peace, who was translating the book of the cow, and before it was complete, he passed on, so.

But he’s an og in the homunculus realm now. They don’t. They don’t call it the homunculus. And these researchers don’t see it as homunculus. They see it more as. Well. Ping me, for one thought that the homunculus was a. An artificial demon, which is one of my favorite theories, where it’s like they’re. You’re creating either a demonic entity, right, an abomination, and literally, or you are creating a vessel for a demonic entity to inhabit. Now, where it gets interesting is he believed that it was so demonic that the practitioner would become possessed to create the homunculus.

That the process in which the. The creator, the alchemist, whoever was to which they weren’t alchemists at that time. They were called there. They were called something else. This is pre. Pre alchemy, as we know. Yeah, exactly. This is Earth, I guess it’d be early alchemy, I guess, right? But they were still calling themselves something else. They weren’t calling themselves, they were calling themselves physician magicians, pretty much, is what, you know, what they were. And so, yeah, the practice of creating the homunculus transforms the creator into. Well, me and you both checked out that Lazu ski Joseph Lazewski book.

And I would argue according to that writing that it appears to be very much true. You know, that was a really interesting book, bro, that I actually enjoyed that book quite a lot. I thought it was very well written. Now at the end, the source was trust me, bro, because of course he didn’t take any pictures or anything like that, but seem confabulated or exaggerated to me it seemed pretty accurate. But with that’s just it. You have to decide in your heart for yourself, do you trust these people or not? And your default should be set on a little bit.

Not, in my opinion, in life in general. Like, it’s not that you shouldn’t trust people, but you have to be aware of how many weird, bad and not well people there are. But the tone of a piece of writing really affects my ability to invest in it and I sounded pretty legit to me, man. Yeah, yeah. I forgot who it was. It wasn’t, uh. It wasn’t regarding. Right. Who was he working with? With Albertus. That’s right. Brother Albertus. Their father. Yeah, that’s right. But was it, what was his last name? Albertus or parasite? Celsus? Was it father.

Freighter. I was freighter Albertus, I guess. Albertus Albert Richard Riddell. Right, right, yeah, Rydell, Riddell, whatever his name is. But yeah, people should check that book. I forgot the name of it. I’ve been, I’ve been trying to twist here and who is it? He’s the guy that did the best work on the box office. Israel regarding and the philosopher’s stone the alchemical arts brought down to earth. That’s the book right there, right? Yeah, because that’s right. They’re talking about regarding. But it’s Alberta’s who like Albertus was helping regard you, right? Well, they were kind of, sort of.

There was. It was a conspiracy. They were trying to force this Joseph idiot to do the work for them. In some sort of weird way. They were trying to gaslight him into like, you don’t care about the great work, bro. You don’t care about the great work. What kind of alchemist are you brought to do this? I’ve mentioned this one to you guys in passing. So this book is called Assataria acet Ariadne. And let me look at the main page here. A discourse of salads, spelled s a ll e t s by Jesrs, author of Calendrium.

So he wrote a book about the calendar too. And it’s literally like a philosophical discourse about salad, I think include in a salad whether or not you put oil on the salad. How much salt and pepper to put on the salad. Whether or not you use vinegar in the salad, what time depict everything. Listen, Sean, I think that book that you have in your hand is an actual piece of occult literature that is occulted as. This isn’t a cult blind. You think this isn’t a cold blind? 100%, bro. And you know how I know? Because in Fullmetal Alchemist, they had a book on how to make teas and stuff like that, and it was about how to create the philosopher’s stone.

So your little book there and how to create salads is actually now chemical manuscript on how to create homunculus instructions you’ve been looking for. And let’s see. Look at, I never noticed this big old fold out in here. Look at that. What does it say here? It says, uh, this is like ordering and culture. So this is, yeah, so, like, and we got endive, chicory, celery, sweet fennel champions. All the, all the vegetables are in this column, and then it’s telling you what to do with them. The esoteric salad. Yeah, the philosophy of salad. See, because I’ve always, I’m starting to think that I am reincarnated from somebody who is important in the realm of salad, because I’ve always been the guy who makes a great big salad.

Like, and it’s a joke with me and my lady because she likes to be out at the grill and I don’t even eat meat, you know, but she’s the one that’s gonna bust out and, like, make some good chickens on the wood soaked planks or make the steak on top of the big salt block, you know, and I’m in the kitchen making a salad, you know, that’s just the way it is. And so then I’ve long since taken it upon MyselF. Like, I’m the salad guy. Like, if someone says, oh, we need someone to make a salad, I’m like, that’s me, man.

That’s the, I’m the one that has to do it. I got to make the salad. You know, I brought some salad to my neighbor yesterday. I got a 70 year old neighbor. We were both home alone for the 4 july. So I ran up to the store and bought some of the. Some. Do you guys call a potato wedges Jojo’s in Florida? No, we call them jojo’s. And it’s a jojo. Then you can test the, the person’s knowledge when you call it a jojo, depending on how far away you are from the Pacific Northwest. Now, if you’re in the Pacific Northwest, anywhere.

If you go to Seattle and say, hey, you’re Albertson, say, could you give me a pound of those jojo’s? They’ll know exactly what you’re talking about. But if you get a little closer to Montana, they might give me thinking, like, what? What’s a jojo? You trying to insult me or something? What does that mean? You know, yeah, yeah. Don’t come to Florida speaking that nonsense, bro. You got punched in the throat. Like, can I get some jokes? Like, that’s my sister’s name is Jojo. Yeah. Damn it, dude. Yeah. I think that book is a tome of hidden secrets, and I think it actually holds the secrets of the philosopher’s stone.

That’s why it’s the philosophy of sadness and not the philosophy of Sal. It’s the philosopher’s stone. Say, okay, the philosophy of salad casseteria. I looked up this word once before, ossifer stone. You see how. How we can. Etymology etymologically tie it in there, right? If you mean salad, that which is prepared with oil and vinegar. Mmm. Philosopher’s stone. Genitive acetarian oreum. I think I added a syllable there. You’re the only person I know who has that book, so you might be on to. You might have. Yeah. Some hidden knowledge there, but. Well, you know the thing, you’re your guest there.

The guy who started on’s hat said that really stuck with me. Other than that, he would help you go into the woods and only drink water for four days if you wanted to. What the idea to take two weeks off of the Internet and get out into nature and relax. To me, that’s really what I need to do with this book. I need to just get this book and some water and, you know, go out and just get far enough away that I can listen. Don’t hear nothing. All right, let’s read asset area and see what it has to say.

Oof. You might unlock the secrets of reality, bro. And I think there’s multiple ways of achieving that, of being able to break free. And maybe the philosophy of salads is. Is one of them. So, yeah, this course on salads, s a l l e t s. That always cracks me up every time I see it. Sean, let people know where they can find you, bro. Well, back to what I said at the beginning. Best place to find me is sb. Alger.com. you know, some of that information is a little stale, so it may not be perfectly accurate, but I.

You can follow me on Facebook, Instagram. A good place to view me interacting live with an audience is usually every Saturday night over on the weaving spiders webs channel. And I’m pretty sure there’s a link to that on my webpage also. But I’m going to send one a link. And there’s going to be a special bonus for anyone that buys an SB out your shower curtain from fine Arts America. I’m going to make sure that he has the link. And just like I did for my coach, Beth Martens, if you find the perfect shower curtain, but you’re looking at it and it doesn’t vibe with your color scheme, you just got to hit me in the DM’s or message.

Juan and I can modify the colors and re upload specifically for you. You know, there’s not too many. I’ll even do it for free. But if we get five or ten people, then they’re gonna have to be up charge on. On the custom shower curtains. Yes, sir. Make sure to check that out. Links will be down in the description. And make sure, guys, to check out the occultist Monday homunculus edition. This is is not St. Germain. This is not. What was the other one? I forgot what somebody else said. It was either St. Germain or another immortal aqua.

This is actually Johann von Kuf Stein and his ten homunculi. All right, so that’s him there. And it’s 88 pages of homunculus. Goodness. Here’s the brazen head. I did a whole chapter on oracular heads, which is about the, the. Again, this concept of the head that’ll prophesize to you. And I got some 58. Yeah, and I got some sick ass dividers there down. You can’t really see that one, but got some sick dividers on there. Yeah, by that Tj ojp.com or cofi. You can get the. The comic book on there as well as the. Also, well, these aren’t for sale on there, but you can use code TJ TJ OJP over on paranormality.

Calm for a discount on that. And yeah, patreon.com slash the one on one podcast streaming every Tuesday, 06:00 p.m. eastern on the whole one media, YouTube channel or Twitch TV slash one on one podcast. And. And yeah, that’s about it. Nothing else you had anything else you wanted to leave the people with Sean before we get out here? I don’t think so. Just support one of what he’s doing. And we’d love to see in the comments over on the weaving spiders webs channel sometime. Really appreciate is a wonderful talk. I enjoyed it very much. I always learned something new from this interaction, whether it’s live on the air like this or if it’s just running the replays on the Patreon while I’m busy working in my shop, always learning something new.

And I appreciate it. Awesome. Appreciate you as always, everyone. Catch you on the other side. Bye bye now.
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