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Speaker 1: lot more on this edition of the show. Tools to
Speaker 1: Access Truth The Secret Wisdom of Kucko Con Part three,
Speaker 1: I am going to read to you the third chapter
Speaker 1: from the book I wrote in two thousand and eight.
Speaker 1: Called The Secret Wisdom of Kuko Khan enter Dimensional Contact
Speaker 1: in a Holo Sentient Universe. This is the book that
Speaker 1: deals with aliens, spirits, cryptids, esp and you. And I'm
Speaker 1: not going to spend the whole podcast on this. In fact,
Speaker 1: this is one of the shorter chapters. After that, I
Speaker 1: have a just a variety of weird stuff, random stuff
Speaker 1: that I want to talk about. Is that okay with you?
Speaker 1: I bet it is. After all, you're the one listening
Speaker 1: to a show called Strange Things. I will not lead
Speaker 1: you astray, I promise. Sometimes I just make notes about
Speaker 1: things I find interesting and I say, someday I'll talk
Speaker 1: about that on the show. Well, this looks like it
Speaker 1: might be one of those days. Also, if you are
Speaker 1: a new listener, and we're fortunate because we have new
Speaker 1: listeners joining us all the time, and maybe this is
Speaker 1: the first podcast you've listened to, So here is what
Speaker 1: I'm doing. Occasionally I will read a chapter from this
Speaker 1: book I wrote in two thousand and eight called The
Speaker 1: Secret Wisdom of Kugo Kan And again it doesn't take
Speaker 1: up the whole show. But what I figure is I
Speaker 1: will do this from time to time, and then eventually
Speaker 1: I'll have read the whole book on this show, and
Speaker 1: then I can sew all the pieces together, and i'll
Speaker 1: have an audio book that I've read. So that's what's
Speaker 1: going on here right now, and therefore this particular chapter
Speaker 1: chapter three now, and I do want to point out
Speaker 1: because I wrote this in two thousand and eight, I mean,
Speaker 1: there may be things that I would write differently or
Speaker 1: phrase differently nowadays if I if I wrote it, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Probably I haven't read this in a while,
Speaker 1: so we're kind of going through this together. So just
Speaker 1: keep that in mind in case I say something horribly offensive. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's get to chapter three of the Secret Wisdom of Caucalcan,
Speaker 1: which is called Tools to Access Truth. All right, now,
Speaker 1: I'm going to do it officially ready, Chapter three, Tools
Speaker 1: to Access Truth. Albert Einstein said, quote the most important
Speaker 1: decision we make is whether we believe we live in
Speaker 1: a friendly or a hostile universe. End quote. From that,
Speaker 1: perhaps we can extrapolate an even more substantive point. You
Speaker 1: must decide whether or not you are a mere helpless
Speaker 1: doll at the whims of some powerful and personal force,
Speaker 1: or you are an active, engaging participant in your destiny
Speaker 1: able to shape it to your liking. The dilemma of
Speaker 1: free will versus determinism has been debated by philosophers for centuries,
Speaker 1: but in practicality a personal level, the problem is solved
Speaker 1: for you if there are numerous predetermined outcomes for you,
Speaker 1: yet you are able to choose which one to experience
Speaker 1: most vividly. If you believe you are solely a ragdall
Speaker 1: batted around by impervious powers, then you may as well
Speaker 1: lie down and die today. However, we know empirically that
Speaker 1: you can pick yourself up and choose to develop. Therefore,
Speaker 1: if you choose to engage the universe around you, it's
Speaker 1: natural to seek assistance. The power structure of society places
Speaker 1: psychological boundaries on us from birth, limiting what we think
Speaker 1: we can achieve. Every time a baby pops forth into
Speaker 1: the world, everyone assumes it will most likely grow up
Speaker 1: to be a conditioned dummy. After all, most of us
Speaker 1: are merely average. That's why it's the average. Therefore, most
Speaker 1: people treat you like a dummy unless and until you
Speaker 1: prove otherwise. The easiest way to begin our process of
Speaker 1: overcoming those societal boundaries is with the assistance of tools
Speaker 1: temporary crutches that can gradually prove the possible to you,
Speaker 1: allowing you to transcend the borders so distinctly imposed. There
Speaker 1: is a true gut instinct deep within you, molded by
Speaker 1: millions of years, that responds to all stimuli around you.
Speaker 1: In the general sense, it functions as a binary code
Speaker 1: relaxing and tensing. Everything you encounter, be it physical or mental,
Speaker 1: produces some gradient of contraction or relaxation. On a deep level,
Speaker 1: you produce a vibration around you, composed of an organic
Speaker 1: morse code, your organs clenching and releasing, sometimes many times
Speaker 1: per second. Unfortunately, we cannot always be aware of these signals.
Speaker 1: Since we are taught from birth to function within the
Speaker 1: theater of culture, you are supposed to look, speak, and
Speaker 1: behave in a certain way, depending on the culture. Some
Speaker 1: of the requirements are beneficial for the collective civilization and
Speaker 1: some are not. Regardless, a good deal of your attention
Speaker 1: is focused upon those standards instead of acknowledging how you
Speaker 1: feel within. Simple tools that help express how you fill
Speaker 1: within are called dowsing instruments. Your body is an antenna
Speaker 1: for all the activity around it. A dowsing instrument is
Speaker 1: a simple device that takes a tiny reaction within your
Speaker 1: body and magnifies it into a more visible and dramatic expression.
Speaker 1: The simplest type of dowsing tool is a rod or pendulum.
Speaker 1: There are various methods of dowsing, but most rods are
Speaker 1: l shaped wires, and one held in each hand, swings
Speaker 1: to and fro in response to a question. Pendulums can
Speaker 1: be as simple as a fishing sinker tied to a
Speaker 1: bit of wire hanging from the fingers. Detailed info on
Speaker 1: these techniques and developing telekinetic ability with the homemade energy
Speaker 1: will are in my book called How to Hunt Ghosts.
Speaker 1: So I won't get into the specifics of how to
Speaker 1: dows here. I bring this all up for a greater point.
Speaker 1: Regardless of how one chooses to dows the dowsing process
Speaker 1: is extremely personal, customized by the dowser. Successful dowsing begins
Speaker 1: with the dowser first deciding what is to be sought
Speaker 1: and gained from the dowsing, and then telling the dowsing
Speaker 1: tool how to respond. This is often called programming. So
Speaker 1: for example, let's say an old timer wants to find
Speaker 1: water with a forked stick, well, he must decide or
Speaker 1: tell the stick what to do when water is encountered,
Speaker 1: and then he relaxes and strolls along until the stick responds. Now,
Speaker 1: actually the stick itself is not necessarily responding, but his
Speaker 1: body is responding. Since he inherently psychically knows where the
Speaker 1: water is, they cannot consciously access the information. The stick
Speaker 1: allows him to tap into his subconscious ability. If you
Speaker 1: are dowsing with the pendulum to find the location of
Speaker 1: your lost car keys, you would tell the pendulum to
Speaker 1: swing clockwise for yes and counterclockwise for no. Then you
Speaker 1: would proceed to ask the pendulum are they in my garage?
Speaker 1: Are they in my bedroom? Until you get an affirmative response.
Speaker 1: You would then continue to break it down to the
Speaker 1: right area. Another person might apply the exact same technique,
Speaker 1: but tell the pendulum to swing counter clockwise for yes
Speaker 1: and clockwise for no. As you can see, in the
Speaker 1: process of dowsing, what is important is the programming of
Speaker 1: the instrument, deciding how psychic knowledge from the wormhole brain
Speaker 1: should be expressed by a visible tool. This is the
Speaker 1: basis for how tools work. In this sense, tools are
Speaker 1: ultimately the devices that allow us to more easily document
Speaker 1: our interactions with the environment. Okay, I'm going to stop
Speaker 1: right there. Environment. We'll pick it up when I come
Speaker 1: back from the break. And you know, that's one of
Speaker 1: the things that I think is always intriguing about dowsing
Speaker 1: is that, oftentimes, especially in like show business, it's been
Speaker 1: presented as if the dowsing device has some kind of power.
Speaker 1: The stick has a spirit in it that pools you somewhere.
Speaker 1: The rods have a spirit react to the energy, the
Speaker 1: pendulum has a spirit that's being controlled by exterior forces.
Speaker 1: Even a Wigi board as a type of dowsing device,
Speaker 1: and people believe the Wuigia board has a spirit and
Speaker 1: it could be evil and you better stay away from it.
Speaker 1: But I don't believe that's the case. I think these
Speaker 1: are just tools. And as a matter of fact, if
Speaker 1: you take two people who are having great success getting
Speaker 1: messages from a wigia board and then you blindfold those people,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, the Wuigia board starts to speak gibberish.
Speaker 1: So I think you see what I mean. It's tapping
Speaker 1: in to the human perception more than acting as some
Speaker 1: objective tool like we expect a scientific instrument to do,
Speaker 1: which is why these things cannot be measured consistently and
Speaker 1: calibrated consistently from a scientific point of view. Now, like
Speaker 1: I say, we'll continue this in a minute, but I
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Speaker 1: Joshua B. Warren, the Wizard of Weird, beaming into your
Speaker 1: wormhole brain from my studio and Sin City, Las Vegas, Nevada,
Speaker 1: where every day is golden and every night is silver.
Speaker 1: A giatato zoomme. Let's get back into the secret wisdom
Speaker 1: of Kuko Kahn chapter three. Here it is okay, Here
Speaker 1: we go. Are you ready? Here we go. Upon accepting
Speaker 1: that dowsing is not about some strange physical interaction between
Speaker 1: a tool and environment, such as a forked stick and
Speaker 1: an underground stream, but the response of the body to
Speaker 1: information streaming from the wormhole brain, you can reduce the
Speaker 1: phenomenon to your individual ability. Science is based on things
Speaker 1: that most humans have in common. As we explore deeper
Speaker 1: and things are more individualized and unique, science does not apply.
Speaker 1: That is why those consumed solely with science only understand
Speaker 1: the densest crust of human experience. Here we take a
Speaker 1: fascinating turn. Every item that is capable of receiving information
Speaker 1: is also capable of projecting it. For example, if you
Speaker 1: spin a magnet next to a coil of wire, the
Speaker 1: wire produces electricity, it becomes a generator. But if you
Speaker 1: apply electricity to the coil of wire the magnet spins,
Speaker 1: it becomes a motor. A speaker can be reversed to
Speaker 1: create a microphone, and a microphone reversed to create a speaker.
Speaker 1: A large radio antenna can either stand passively to receive
Speaker 1: signals from electricity in the air, or it can broadcast
Speaker 1: electricity into the air so that other antennas will receive it.
Speaker 1: One of the best examples of how broadcasting works is
Speaker 1: the model of a swimming pool with a beach ball
Speaker 1: floating at both ends. When a person taps the ball
Speaker 1: at one end, ripples cross the water, and the ball
Speaker 1: on the other end eventually bounces the same way. This
Speaker 1: can be done on either end, back and forth, demonstrating
Speaker 1: that either ball can be a sender or a receiver.
Speaker 1: As with this example, you will find that all of
Speaker 1: life's greatest mysteries are somehow exemplified by the small and
Speaker 1: the small culminate in the large The motion of atoms
Speaker 1: mimics the motion of star systems. Since you're a wormhole
Speaker 1: brain can receive information useful for techniques like dowsing. It
Speaker 1: is also capable of powerfully broadcasting data into the universe.
Speaker 1: Just as change and variation is gathered and condensed, so
Speaker 1: it is protected and projected and expanded. The idea that
Speaker 1: your immensely strong wormhole brain can be properly focused to
Speaker 1: send your desires into the ether, as primarily where dousing
Speaker 1: tools transform into radionic tools. Radionic tools are divided into
Speaker 1: various subjects, like psionics or psychatronics. I suggest you dig
Speaker 1: into the specifics on your own. For that, I recommend
Speaker 1: some of the books by Charles Kosamano, such as Psychic
Speaker 1: Power and Psionic Power. But in a nutshell, think about
Speaker 1: how your life, thoughts, and brain waves are shaped by
Speaker 1: mere symbols. One of the best examples is cash. If
Speaker 1: you're stranded in the desert with the pile of money,
Speaker 1: it's virtually useless. Yet if you're in a city where
Speaker 1: a vendor agrees the currency has some value, you can
Speaker 1: trade it for goods. Another example, let's say someone called
Speaker 1: you a dirty name, and you wanted to punch that person.
Speaker 1: Now imagine the same scenario, except the person is wearing
Speaker 1: a badge. You would most likely be less apt to
Speaker 1: punch the badge wearer, since that symbol represents a list
Speaker 1: of psychological implications that may or may not be accurate.
Speaker 1: These very words I write are mere symbols, and yet
Speaker 1: you are changing physically as you read them. Imagine how
Speaker 1: your body would respond if I merely told you a
Speaker 1: special loved one in your life had just died. Radionics
Speaker 1: is the study and implementation of symbolic tools that stimulate
Speaker 1: your mind to cause change in the universe. A part
Speaker 1: of radionics is sacred geometry, dealing with the fact that
Speaker 1: ancient cultures around the world used similar structures like pyramids
Speaker 1: to influence the mind. To this day, in the United States,
Speaker 1: we still have a pyramid on the dollar bill. However,
Speaker 1: there has ever been an ancient pyramid found in the
Speaker 1: United States. Some symbols are so ubiquitous throughout history that
Speaker 1: they have defined mathematical staples. One mathematical ratio that constantly
Speaker 1: crops up in ancient architecture, art, and in fact natural
Speaker 1: designs is one to one point six one eight. This
Speaker 1: is called the golden ratio or the golden mean. There
Speaker 1: is something about that ratio that triggers a flow of
Speaker 1: information from the human mind. Radionics devices use time proven
Speaker 1: symbols to help you send your wishes into the universe.
Speaker 1: This can be done through the usage of cool looking
Speaker 1: machines covered in knobs and coils, or in some cases,
Speaker 1: by simple drawings of the machines. Yes, let me repeat that,
Speaker 1: drawings of the machines. Imagine if you could heat up
Speaker 1: a potato by drawing a microwave and putting the potato
Speaker 1: on top of it. That doesn't work in the boundary
Speaker 1: layer of reality, but radionics taps into the dimensional layer.
Speaker 1: Basic radionics machines have plates where you can put a
Speaker 1: sample to represent what you want to change, and then
Speaker 1: some mechanism by which you change it. For example, one
Speaker 1: radionics box I own has a small metal plate where
Speaker 1: I could place one of your hairs, and that hair
Speaker 1: represents you. Next, I think about what I want to
Speaker 1: happen to you while I turn a bunch of dials
Speaker 1: one by one as I swing a pendulum over another plate,
Speaker 1: stopping each dial where the pendulum indicates the dial should
Speaker 1: stay and Once everything is in place, I leave the
Speaker 1: entire machine as is, and eventually my wishes will come true.
Speaker 1: Some call this a wishing machine, but don't forget the
Speaker 1: whole machine can work if I simply draw it on
Speaker 1: a paper. In some cases, therefore, it all doesn't even
Speaker 1: have to be physically three D since it's not ultimately
Speaker 1: operating on the physical three D level. The subject of
Speaker 1: radionics to transition to the subject of magic and thought forms.
Speaker 1: When it comes to tools, I have stressed that each
Speaker 1: kind is ultimately connected to the same source, the wormhole brain. Frankly,
Speaker 1: any tool that a human can create, including the most
Speaker 1: complex computer, is still connected to the wormhole brain. Since
Speaker 1: a brain created it, operates it, and interprets its feedback. Therefore,
Speaker 1: if you want to get right down to the purest
Speaker 1: form of tooling around both sensing the environment and sending
Speaker 1: information into the environment to change it, it always boils
Speaker 1: right back down to your wormhole brain. Magicians have always
Speaker 1: known this, and that's why those folks eventually skip radionics, machines,
Speaker 1: and magic wands and go right for pure visualization. Becoming
Speaker 1: a magician is about gradually training yourself to deconstruct the
Speaker 1: limitations of culture and reconnect with your true inner power.
Speaker 1: It should be done in baby steps, So going through
Speaker 1: dal and radionics, etc. First is a very wise and
Speaker 1: effective way of transitioning from the resistance layer to the
Speaker 1: dimensional layer. I don't think I need to say this,
Speaker 1: but at last, when I write of magicians, I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about illusionists to entertain I'm speaking of people who
Speaker 1: perfect the art of affecting change in the universe according
Speaker 1: to their will at a faster rate than it would
Speaker 1: normally occur. Alister Crowley popularize the spelling of magic as
Speaker 1: m agic k instead of magic to clarify that distinction.
Speaker 1: So how exactly does magic work? Well, if there is
Speaker 1: only one lesson you should take from this book, it
Speaker 1: is this thoughts are real, tangible things affect all levels
Speaker 1: of reality. Because we are distracted by the resistance layer,
Speaker 1: we too often consider thoughts to be an energy on
Speaker 1: the dimensional layer alone, and that could not be further
Speaker 1: from the truth. Thoughts impact the resistance layer just as
Speaker 1: much as the dimensional or boundary layers. However, thoughts do
Speaker 1: not necessarily create instant change. They take time to resonate
Speaker 1: through the environment. That's why it's exceptionally rare for someone
Speaker 1: to be able to sit down and move a ping
Speaker 1: pong ball instantly at will. On the other hand, thoughts
Speaker 1: can move your body incredibly quickly given your body's proximity
Speaker 1: to the thought. Each time you decide to move your
Speaker 1: arm and your arm moves, you are witnessing a form
Speaker 1: of telekinesis. Newtonian physicist and Newtonian physics tell us that
Speaker 1: for every action there is an opposite but equal reaction.
Speaker 1: But this cannot explain how you move your body with
Speaker 1: a simple thought alone unless thoughts actually do possess physical power.
Speaker 1: Indeed they do. Okay, I'm going to pause here now
Speaker 1: and let's see when we come back. Oh yeah, there's
Speaker 1: only like another couple of paragraphs left, and then I'll
Speaker 1: finish this up. And then you know what. I was
Speaker 1: listening to this woman who is an intuitive channeler, and
Speaker 1: she has this special spirit guide, and she was being
Speaker 1: interviewed on Coast to Coast AM and she she gave
Speaker 1: this description of what happens when you die, and she
Speaker 1: said something that seemed a little oddly familiar to me.
Speaker 1: And then she said something else which is perhaps unsettling
Speaker 1: or it could be comforting, but I'm not sure how
Speaker 1: accurate it is. I'm going to share that with you,
Speaker 1: and then we're just gonna get to some other weird
Speaker 1: and interesting trivia and just some stuff that I've been
Speaker 1: wanting to talk about. So I hope you've been enjoying
Speaker 1: this reading so far of the Secret Wisdom of Couga.
Speaker 1: Con will wrap that up, oh shortly. I am Joshua
Speaker 1: pe Warren, and you're listening to Strange Things on the
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast am parin normal podcast network,
Speaker 1: and I will be back after these important messages. Welcome
Speaker 1: back to Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast to
Speaker 1: coastam para normal podcast network. I'm your host, Joshua pe Warren,
Speaker 1: and this is the show where the unusual becomes usual. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm about to finish up this reading from my book
Speaker 1: I wrote in two thousand and eight, The Secret Wisdom
Speaker 1: of Kuku Khan. And if you want to just go
Speaker 1: ahead and download this whole book and read it, it's
Speaker 1: available right now if you go to Joshua Pewarren dot
Speaker 1: com and click the link to the Curiosity Shop. And
Speaker 1: it doesn't cost very much either, all right, So I'm
Speaker 1: finishing up the reading of chapter three. Each thought of
Speaker 1: yours extends into the ocean of thoughts around it. A
Speaker 1: week thought will quickly drop off and become diluted. A strong,
Speaker 1: concentrated thought can be just as condensed and effective as
Speaker 1: a bullet, though taking time to fashion a thought into
Speaker 1: a self contained, penetrating vehicle to be fired into the
Speaker 1: ether is an extremely significant task. These capsules of intention
Speaker 1: are what we can call thought forms. A master magician
Speaker 1: knows how to quickly and efficiently create thought forms, then
Speaker 1: fire them into the ether, producing change with great effectiveness.
Speaker 1: Though a practicing apprentice magician will use tools, be they wands, candles,
Speaker 1: voodoo dolls, radionics, machines, etc. To help visualize and focus
Speaker 1: thought forms to be projected, a master magician needs no
Speaker 1: tools other than seasoned, perfected imagination. Many cultures call a
Speaker 1: person who has reached this level a wizard or which
Speaker 1: I prefer to call practitioner, as a manifestor, and the
Speaker 1: most apt is a master manifestor. These are people who
Speaker 1: create their own reality, whatever that entails to some degree
Speaker 1: each day. Can a master manifesto completely create whatever reality
Speaker 1: he or she wants, of course, not for that, you
Speaker 1: would need the biggest mind in the universe. There are
Speaker 1: always limitations, since the power of your mind is up
Speaker 1: against the universal mind or the collective mind of those
Speaker 1: around you. For example, no matter how proficient you are
Speaker 1: at manifestation, you will eventually die from the resistance layer
Speaker 1: or the physical world. This is due to a mind
Speaker 1: far more powerful than yours alone. Who am I talking about? God?
Speaker 1: God is not a particular, isolated sentient being. God is
Speaker 1: the collective creation. The entire universe is a moving, conscious,
Speaker 1: active power, and since we are each part of the collective,
Speaker 1: whatever abilities you possess are also possessed by the universe.
Speaker 1: Since you are conscious, the universe is also conscious. Since
Speaker 1: you move and decide, the universe also moves and decides.
Speaker 1: The design of the universe is the most efficient design
Speaker 1: energies moving via the path of least resistance. That is
Speaker 1: why characteristics of your cells and atoms such as orbits,
Speaker 1: are present and observable in the highest cycles of the universe.
Speaker 1: Once again, the little represents the big and the big
Speaker 1: represents the little. Of course, little and big are completely
Speaker 1: relative terms. Hence the importance of Einstein's portrayal of relativity.
Speaker 1: In our grasp of how all mechanisms work. Since the
Speaker 1: universe is conscious, if you are aware enough, you can
Speaker 1: perceive the conscious intent and it will guide you on
Speaker 1: the mo successful, happy course for your life. Ask and
Speaker 1: ye shall receive is grounded in this philosophy. The asking
Speaker 1: must be sincere, defined and persistent. The rate of reception
Speaker 1: is determined by the mind or minds greater than yours.
Speaker 1: But the request will eventually be fulfilled within those limitations.
Speaker 1: Since the universe is a creator and you are a creation,
Speaker 1: the ability to create is extended within you. You are
Speaker 1: also a creator, and that sense the meaning of life
Speaker 1: is to give life meaning. Every mirror in my house
Speaker 1: has a piece of paper attached that says, what will
Speaker 1: I create today? I suggest you attach such a reminder
Speaker 1: to every mirror and your house as well. Over time
Speaker 1: you may become a master magician, a master manifest r Okay,
Speaker 1: So that is the end of chapter three of the
Speaker 1: Secret Wisdom of Cocacon. You know what something I've been
Speaker 1: doing more recently, because again I wrote this in two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight. I also on mirrors around my house
Speaker 1: I put a note or a sticker that says you
Speaker 1: are manifesting, and that's it's a similar thing because it
Speaker 1: reminds you that right now, whatever you're thinking is like
Speaker 1: whether it's good or bad, you don't have a choice.
Speaker 1: Whatever you're thinking, you're putting it out there, okay, and
Speaker 1: it's it's gonna you know, so be careful what you're
Speaker 1: putting out there. And you know, there are people who
Speaker 1: talk about stuff like the law of attraction, and they say,
Speaker 1: well that it doesn't make sense that like attracts like
Speaker 1: because you know, you have magnets in the north pole
Speaker 1: attracts the opposite. The north pole attracts a south pole,
Speaker 1: you know, or with electricity, and the negative charge attracts
Speaker 1: the positive charge. Opposites attract. Well, that doesn't apply to everything.
Speaker 1: It certainly doesn't apply where humans are concerned. When it
Speaker 1: comes to human relationships, people who are in long term relationships,
Speaker 1: they don't stick together because they're so opposite. They have
Speaker 1: enough in common that keeps them together. But look at
Speaker 1: say gravity. The law of attraction is basically another form
Speaker 1: of how gravity works. It's almost like a spiritual form
Speaker 1: of gravity. You know. Gravity is about things, you know,
Speaker 1: being like matter being attracted to itself, which creates form
Speaker 1: and keeps everything from just flying apart. But let me
Speaker 1: point out a couple of things before I get into
Speaker 1: what this lady what she said she thinks happens when
Speaker 1: you die. I know, when I read stuff like I've
Speaker 1: been reading to you, there are people out there who
Speaker 1: might say, this is fascinating, this is interesting. But I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't believe this is gonna work for me. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't have enough faith. I don't have enough belief,
Speaker 1: you know, And then they keep saying things like that,
Speaker 1: and that's okay, Well, let me let me address this
Speaker 1: for a second. It is true that faith is an
Speaker 1: important part of making any positive progress in life. And
Speaker 1: I say that because you know, some people might say that, well,
Speaker 1: faith means I'm believing in something without any evidence, But
Speaker 1: that's not what it means. Faith means that you realize
Speaker 1: that you can't see the future directly. You just have
Speaker 1: to imagine it. So in other words, like if you
Speaker 1: keep doing the same thing that you're doing right now,
Speaker 1: then nothing is going to change and progress for you
Speaker 1: that you're in control of. Eventually external things will come in.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's like you're either the master of
Speaker 1: mind or mastered by mind. So if you don't, if
Speaker 1: you don't change anything for yourself, then nothing's going to change.
Speaker 1: And if it does change, it's probably going to change
Speaker 1: in the way that you don't like because you're not
Speaker 1: participating in it. But what faith to mean is that
Speaker 1: you're at a point where you you don't you know,
Speaker 1: you acknowledge and this is hard to explain, but you
Speaker 1: acknowledge that you can't see what tomorrow directly, but if
Speaker 1: you imagine it, you take actions to help that happen. Okay,
Speaker 1: That's what faith is. And sometimes you do things that
Speaker 1: are really scary to test your faith, and most of
Speaker 1: the time you'll find out that when you do that,
Speaker 1: I mean, it actually works. And at some point I
Speaker 1: might do a whole, big, long thing about faith when
Speaker 1: I'm more prepared to talk about it articulately. But let
Speaker 1: me specifically address belief though, because there are a lot
Speaker 1: of misconceptions about like you have to believe in something
Speaker 1: for it to work. Hogwash. Okay. In my book, and
Speaker 1: you can download this from my curiosity shop called Finding
Speaker 1: Your Magic, I talk about this idea here that that
Speaker 1: there are people who think that belief is the key
Speaker 1: to access magical results, and that is a mistake. And
Speaker 1: some people think, if you just believe in something like that,
Speaker 1: well that's naive. But belief is extremely overrated. What is
Speaker 1: you know, what's what's important. What's more important than belief perception.
Speaker 1: And here's what I mean by that. Take an optical illusion.
Speaker 1: I have one that I put in the book. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at it right now. It's a picture and it
Speaker 1: has these circles on it, and the circles look like
Speaker 1: they're spinning. Now they're not. Okay, this is not a cartoon,
Speaker 1: this is a still image. But I look at that
Speaker 1: and the circles look like they're spinning. They look that
Speaker 1: way because it's an optical illusion. Now I know they're
Speaker 1: not actually spinning. I do not believe they are spinning.
Speaker 1: But when I see them, regardless of what I know,
Speaker 1: regardless of what I believe, I see them this spinning.
Speaker 1: And a lot of the tools that you can use
Speaker 1: to whip your mind into shape have nothing to do
Speaker 1: with whether or not you believe. These tools affect your
Speaker 1: mind in a certain way. They affect your brain in
Speaker 1: a certain way that's almost like a placebo kind of effect,
Speaker 1: and and it makes it makes you. It forces you
Speaker 1: to be in a mindset that manifests things, and in fact,
Speaker 1: you also might be surprised. And I have let me
Speaker 1: you know, I'm going to try to squeeze two or
Speaker 1: three interesting things in here. There's this guy he wrote
Speaker 1: this book and uh, let's see, I think it was
Speaker 1: eighteen ninety four. Does that sound right? Let me see here, Yeah,
Speaker 1: eighteen ninety four. This guy named Orson Sweet Martin. He
Speaker 1: wrote this book called Pushing to the Front, which has
Speaker 1: been admired by a lot of famous figures throughout history.
Speaker 1: You know, Teddy Roosevelt and like all you know, all
Speaker 1: these you have these big, big figures and uh, and
Speaker 1: he pointed out something that I want to point out
Speaker 1: to you when we come back from this book that's
Speaker 1: been around since eighteen ninety four, that I think is
Speaker 1: beneficial to just about everybody. And then I'll finally get
Speaker 1: into like like what this woman said might happen when
Speaker 1: you die, And then I've got at least one or
Speaker 1: two other bits of trivia that I want to get into.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm just I'm just kind of exploring, letting
Speaker 1: my mind wander here. I'm glad that you're here to
Speaker 1: explore and let your mind wander along with me. I'm
Speaker 1: Joshua pee Warren. You're listening to Strange Things all on
Speaker 1: the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast damn para Normal podcast Network.
Speaker 1: And I will be right back. Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: final segment of this edition of Strange Things on the
Speaker 1: iHeart Radio and Coast to Coast am para Normal Podcast Network.
Speaker 1: I'm your host, Joshua pe Warren. And in his eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety four book called Pushing to the Front, which is
Speaker 1: a long book Warrison Sweat Marden, he wrote, the secret
Speaker 1: of life is to be ready for opportunity when it comes.
Speaker 1: Says quote, there are no longer any chances for good men,
Speaker 1: complained a youthful law student to Daniel Webster, and Daniel
Speaker 1: Webster said there was always room at the top. The
Speaker 1: author says, we look too high for things close by.
Speaker 1: He's talking about opportunities where you are. He writes, a
Speaker 1: Baltimore lady lost a valuable diamond bracelet at a ball
Speaker 1: and supposed that it was stolen from the pocket of
Speaker 1: her cloak. Years afterward, she washed the steps of the
Speaker 1: Peabody Institute, pondering how to get money to buy food.
Speaker 1: She cut up an old, worn out, ragged cloak to
Speaker 1: make a hood when low, and the lining of the
Speaker 1: cloak she discovered the diamond bracelet. During all her poverty,
Speaker 1: she was worth thirty five dollars but did not know it.
Speaker 1: And then he tells this story, says, many of us
Speaker 1: who think we are poor are rich, and opportunities if
Speaker 1: we can only see them, and possibilities all about us,
Speaker 1: and faculties worth more than diamond bracelets. And our large
Speaker 1: eastern cities. It has been found at least ninety four
Speaker 1: out of every hundred found their first fortunate home or
Speaker 1: near at hand, and in meeting common every day wants.
Speaker 1: It is a sorry day for a young man who
Speaker 1: cannot see opportunities where he is, but thinks he can
Speaker 1: do better somewhere else. Some Brazilian shepherds organized a party
Speaker 1: to go to California to dig gold and took a
Speaker 1: handful of translucent pebbles along to play checkers with on
Speaker 1: the voyage. After arriving in San Francisco, and after they
Speaker 1: had thrown most of the pebbles away, they discovered that
Speaker 1: they were diamonds. They hastened back to Brazil only to
Speaker 1: find that the minds from which the pebbles had been
Speaker 1: gathered had been taken up by other prospectors and sold
Speaker 1: to the government. And he gives, you know, story after
Speaker 1: story like this, And you know, that's one of the
Speaker 1: things that I always try to tell people, like, if
Speaker 1: you're trying to manifest, you know, the most important thing
Speaker 1: to manifest is health, and it's also the hardest thing
Speaker 1: to manifest because unfortunately we all have to break down
Speaker 1: and die and you don't know what that process is
Speaker 1: going to be like for each of us. But beyond health, yeah,
Speaker 1: you want wealth, you want money, but you shouldn't always
Speaker 1: just try to manifest money directly. You should also think
Speaker 1: about opportunities that might bring money to you. Sometimes the
Speaker 1: most valuable thing you can manifest is an idea, an idea,
Speaker 1: and even if it's if somebody else has had the
Speaker 1: same idea, maybe you can do it better regardless. Getting
Speaker 1: back to death, I was listening recently, let's see on
Speaker 1: March eighth of twenty twenty three to George Norri on
Speaker 1: Coast to Coast AM interview Melissa Gates Perry. She is
Speaker 1: an intuitive channel with a spirit guide named Erra Lamb
Speaker 1: and she gives readings. Her site is her name Melissa
Speaker 1: Gates Perry dot com Perry spelled pr ry. And she
Speaker 1: said at one point that when you die, that everyone,
Speaker 1: no matter who you are, what you did, no matter
Speaker 1: if you're a hitler or mother Teresa, everyone goes to
Speaker 1: the same place at first, which she describes as a
Speaker 1: big lobby. And she said, you know, and I don't
Speaker 1: want to put words in her mouth, but she was
Speaker 1: basically saying like, it literally looks like a big lobby
Speaker 1: with like multiple floors and escalators and stairs, and you know,
Speaker 1: a lot of activity going and everybody goes there to
Speaker 1: kind of get sorted out. And it was weird because
Speaker 1: when she said that, I cannot tell you how many
Speaker 1: times I have had dream experiences. And I don't know
Speaker 1: if their dreams or if I'm astrally projecting, but I
Speaker 1: find myself in something that I would describe like that.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a big shopping mall slash lobby environment
Speaker 1: and there's a there are people going up and down,
Speaker 1: and there's I mean, so she immediately had my attention
Speaker 1: when she said that that's the first stop. Everybody goes there.
Speaker 1: But then she went on to say, once you kind
Speaker 1: of get sorted, then the next step is, and this
Speaker 1: is when people talk about heaven and hell, that you
Speaker 1: have to feel as your lesson. You have to feel
Speaker 1: everything that you made other people feel as long as
Speaker 1: that takes. So she said, if you're somebody like Hitler,
Speaker 1: you made so many people feel so bad, it's going
Speaker 1: to be a long long time for you to make
Speaker 1: it through all those people. And so I think you
Speaker 1: get the idea. It's like, you know, it's the karma
Speaker 1: you have to experience every every way you made somebody
Speaker 1: else feel something all throughout your life. And uh, you know,
Speaker 1: if you if you think about that for a second,
Speaker 1: it's kind of chilling, isn't it. But if you but
Speaker 1: then you know, you know at first that that sounds
Speaker 1: like true karma. You know for every action there's an
Speaker 1: opposite but equal reaction. But then I was like, well,
Speaker 1: if that, if that, if that's the case, like, does
Speaker 1: that mean the more people you influenced in general, the
Speaker 1: longer that takes, Like like celebrities who knew bunches and bunches,
Speaker 1: they have to go through this longer than some hermit
Speaker 1: maybe maybe well, or what about overly sensitive people you know,
Speaker 1: you say something to somebody and you don't mean to
Speaker 1: offend them and they're just crushed by it. Are you
Speaker 1: responsible for feeling that as well? I don't know. It's
Speaker 1: just food for thought, isn't it. That's just something interesting
Speaker 1: to think of about. So there you go. I've shared
Speaker 1: that with you, and uh, you can. You can email
Speaker 1: me if you have some thoughts on this. And I
Speaker 1: understand the gist of what she's saying though. Okay, here's
Speaker 1: some random trivia. I was interviewed recently by a host
Speaker 1: in England, and I've been to England. Um, I get
Speaker 1: interviewed a lot in England. I had friends who are
Speaker 1: from England. I my wife and I we watch a
Speaker 1: lot of English programming. And if you're an American, you've
Speaker 1: probably noticed at some point over the years that English
Speaker 1: people they mean something different when they say biscuit than
Speaker 1: we do. Usually, if an English person mentions a biscuit,
Speaker 1: they're talking about something more like we would call a
Speaker 1: cracker or maybe even a cookie. And in this country,
Speaker 1: when we talk about a biscuit, we're talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: a nice fluffy, golden pastry that you might have with
Speaker 1: gravy for breakfast in the morning, or you might cut
Speaker 1: it in half at some point in the day and
Speaker 1: treating and turn it into a sandwich, you know, you
Speaker 1: put a tomato or some meat and cheese in there.
Speaker 1: And obviously there are a lot of differences between here
Speaker 1: and there. But for some reason we started talking about
Speaker 1: like why biscuit in particular, what's the story behind this
Speaker 1: vast gulf and biscuit definition between us and the English?
Speaker 1: So I looked it up. Do you know, here is
Speaker 1: what the etymology tells us. And honestly, this is a
Speaker 1: little bit it's still a little bit confusing, at least
Speaker 1: it is. Maybe that's just me, Okay. So it says
Speaker 1: the old French word biscuit, which is spelled very similar
Speaker 1: b e scu. It is derived from the Latin words
Speaker 1: biss which means twice and cocked us or cooked us,
Speaker 1: which means to cook. Therefore, that Latin word biscuit means
Speaker 1: twice cooked. And this is because the biscuits were originally
Speaker 1: cooked in a twofold process. First they were baked and
Speaker 1: then dried out in a slow oven, okay, And so
Speaker 1: this created a hard, a nice, hard little product, and
Speaker 1: that is what English people call a biscuit. It's a nice, hard,
Speaker 1: little crunchy product, and it says also. The Dutch language
Speaker 1: from around seventeen o three had adopted the word cookie,
Speaker 1: which is about koe kje cookie, which means little cake,
Speaker 1: to have a similar meaning for a similar hard baked product.
Speaker 1: The difference between the secondary Dutch word and that of
Speaker 1: Latin origin is that, whereas the cookie is a cake
Speaker 1: that rises during baking, the biscuit, which has no right
Speaker 1: raising agent in general, does not. And so it goes
Speaker 1: on to say, when continental Europeans began to immigrate to
Speaker 1: colonial North America, the two words and their same but
Speaker 1: different meanings began to clash. The words cookie or cracker
Speaker 1: became the words of choice to mean a hard bake product.
Speaker 1: And therefore, you know, oh boy, let's see here. And
Speaker 1: then a cookie is a small, flat or slightly raised cake,
Speaker 1: a biscuits, any of various hard or crisp, dry bake products.
Speaker 1: Did that make sense to you? I don't know. I
Speaker 1: guess I understand a little bit more. But here you go, folks,
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