The Spell of Racism

welcome to the network of awareness where we break the chains of fear-based programming and reclaim spiritual sovereignty through connections with our reflections we gain elevation we're just going to see this everywhere they go before you see a system or a matrix created

you're always going to find a story first and like for example the story that got us into this mess now we're working is you need to work in order to be a man you need to work a nine to five that's just has no backing to it no evidence and if i can keep people to believe the story then that story will manifest into a matrix on its own i barely have to do anything if i just

tell like for example you'll see it on movies with a devil character he'll go around whispering things in people's ears and they all start fighting and stuff but that is really that's the subconscious truth if i tell a group of people and you talk about this with the narcissist if i could tell a group

of people a very manipulative story when i'm the problem but i just i'm just talking everybody one on the side all i gotta do is sit back and watch the fireworks i don't have to do through connections with our reflections we gain elevation

all right so peace and greetings people welcome to the network of awareness where the pursuit of knowledge meets the power of authentic conversation as well as this is the place where we break the chains of fear-based programming so that we can reclaim our spiritual sovereignty and today's guest is no stranger to the network of awareness and it's elohim ali who is a four-time best-selling

author who's also a visionary and not just a visionary but a visionary who's also a visionary and not just a content creator but a community organizer that i'm collaborating with and his philosophy of order oh the reason why i wanted to have this in-depth conversation with elohim ali is because i wanted to dive into the spell of racism and this is the first brother that

i've come across that has really broken that down in how racism is a spell and not only are we going to discuss how racism is a spell why it is a spell but also more importantly how we can overcome this spell from being bounded to it we're talking about the spell of racism and we're really looking at how racism operates almost like a narrative right because elohim ali talks about how narratives

and this is a narrative that people are conditioned to believe in and it's a story and it's been a story that's been repeated over and over again and it's become almost part of the collective subject of the network of awareness and it's been a story that's been repeated over and over again and it's been a story that's been repeated over and over again and it's been a story that's been

repeated over and over again and in that way it does act like a spell because it influences how people see themselves and how they see others and here at the network of awareness is all about having meaningful connections with your reflection so that you can gain elevation and what i've noticed about the spell of racism is that it creates this identity crisis that people cling

on to often egoically right and it sets up a lot of division so let's really look into how this division works and how it's going to affect us and how we can create a better world for ourselves and how we can create a better world for ourselves and how we can create a better world for ourselves and how we can create a better world for ourselves and how we can create a better world for ourselves

let's start off with this let's lay a foundation to this why don't you share with the audience what a spell is in terms of a narrative in a story and really give some context to that yeah right so i'm gonna go really deep on this deeper than i normally spell most people think of spells because a lot of the books that people in the network of consciousness and spirituality

put out they there's actually a confusion going on here so look at the etymology there's two etymologies for the word spell there's two etymologies for the word spell and there's two etymologies for the word spell as in spelling words and there's a spell as in a story so a lot of people connect spells with just spelling words like they think the hocus pocus spell comes from that etymology but the

hocus pocus spell that actually comes from the etymology of s-p-e-l meaning a story a narrative or a command and actually that's where the word gospel comes from the good spell the god spell the good news the good story god's story that's what they were calling it and And so you got to spread that.

And so in that same way, when people are interacting with the world, they're interacting with, we don't realize on the level we are, but everything that you interact with is story. Humans have a natural way. Humans, I don't have a better word for it.

So I always either say miraculous or magical. I always had a better word, but humans are very miraculous. Humans are very magical. There's magic everywhere.

There's miracles everywhere. One of the main reasons is because of stories, because of narratives. So if a story is running in your subconscious mind, then you are a good music. Goodbye.

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When you turn on your TV, the first thing they try to give to you, right? When we were growing up was the news, right? And the news is filled with narratives. The news is filled with spells.

They're filled with stories and commands. For example, when the United States went to war with Iraq, we were told that it was because they had weapons of mass destruction. And that they hated America.

And they wanted to destroy all of us. That's the story. And so that story goes in our subconscious mind. We go, we're terrified.

They told us that in our mail, you got to be careful in your mail. They're putting things in the mail and you could die if you open it. And all this stuff wasn't true, by the way. But they were saying these things to put us under a story and a spell of terror.

They were the terrorists, right? They were the ones using stories to put us in a state of terror, right? And so why were they doing this? It enables them to do a couple things.

One, they can invade places for oil. That the people originally would not have been okay with. But number two, they can spy on you, right? When you're under a fear of terror, then you allow people to break the law, right?

And what I mean by that is a law of privacy. And so if I can convince you that you're in danger, then I can convince you that for your own protection, I have to watch you. I need to put more cameras up.

I need to watch you in the airport. I need to see everything you got in your suitcase, in your pockets. I need to go through your backgrounds. And normally you wouldn't say that people can.

And so, you know, it's a lot of times when you're under a fear of terror, like, you're under a fear of something like that. But because you're under the spell of this is necessary to save from these people, then you'll, it enables you to do a lot of these things.

And so when you go to school, when people think they're there for education, you are not there to be educated. You are there to learn narratives and stories to put you under a spell. The main reason why you're in school is so that you could be under what I call the nine

to five spell. The career spell. In order for me to survive and to live a good life. I must have a career.

And so they put a little piece of paper in front of you and they say, pick what you want to be when you grow up. Pick what you want to be when you grow up. And you pick something like a doctor.

By the way, you're a child. You have no idea what it means to be a doctor. You don't know. Say, I want to be that.

And then they tell you, you have to strive for that for the rest of your life. You're going to have to go to school for eight years. You're going to have to spend all this money. And then you finally get there and you hate it.

But why would you like, you didn't know anything about it. And so these are spells. And the powerful thing about a spell is almost like you were just saying earlier, is that spells have this ability to not just affect you internally,

but to affect the way you see the world itself. If I create a story about aura, a negative story about aura that is false, I might start believing that aura is somebody that he's not. I can start interpreting his actions as things that he's not actually doing.

Well, there's narratives out there like that, by the way. And so, for example, this happens with, I'm going into the race spell today. It happens with police officers, right? So if I'm under the spell that because you're browner than me,

then you must be a violent person, right? Then you reaching for something looks to me like you're reaching for something to hurt me, to cause me harm. Now, obviously, I'm just reaching.

Like, you asked me to guess, I'm going to get it. So narratives. And stories can affect. But to even go deeper into that, nobody can sew a larger spell than a parent.

And for all the parents watching, watch what you say to your children. Because the hardest spells and stories to break are the ones that mom and dad say. I don't care if you're 50. What your mom and dad say about you and the stories they tell about you has a tremendous effect.

They did a study and they found out that a child's success rate is heavily connected to the expectation and belief. And the stories that the parent believes about the child. Same thing with the teacher.

Some of y'all think you did great at school because you were smarter than everybody. When sometimes the teacher just believed they had a story about you in their mind that you were just the greatest student in the classroom. But maybe it was because you reminded them of their little brother or something.

You don't know. But then their story then affects you and the way that you perceive yourself. And so spells have this... This ability not to only affect you and the way you see the world,

but then it begins to spread and affect the way that everybody is seeing one another. And so they're very powerful. And the last thing I'll say about this is that it goes back to humanity. When we used to hunt, when we used to track,

if anybody knows what tracking is from hunting, tracking is when you have, let's say, you're hunting a deer or something and you lost it. And so you have to look at footprints. You have to look at the branches.

This is a story you're creating. He went here. He moved against the branches. He fell here.

He got up. He went around the corner. And this is tracking. But through tracking, you have to start telling yourself a story.

Now, the funny thing is the humans who could tell the best stories could survive the best. And to me, this is the most fundamental part about spells is that they're good and bad. So they can be good. They can be bad.

You have aura from universe B. It believes. By the way, let's say this spell is not objectively true. But...

Aura from universe A believes that he could truly do anything. Right? That's his story. His parents told him.

You are actually incredible. I have never met a child like you. You are incredibly intelligent. You are awesome.

You are going to do great things. You are burdened with greatness. And they're telling him this his entire life. And he believes it.

Versus from universe B, who doesn't believe it. He doesn't think that he can do anything. He thinks that he's worthless. Now,

who is going to do better? Let's say the story is false. Let's say aura can't do it. It doesn't matter.

The one who believes in that positive spell is the one who's going to completely outperform the other aura. And so stories, spells, narratives in your subconscious minds are vital to understand, vital to think about. I was thinking when you were talking about the best storytellers are the ones that are good at surviving. How I've come to know...

I've come to know throughout the years because narcissism is one of my specialties in bringing out on my channel and on my platforms. And I was just thinking about how narcissists are really good storytellers. They're really good at surviving. And they're really good at crafting stories and spells.

And they're really good at triangulating people to gravitate to those spells. And the whole flying monkey thing in clinical psychology and how they could get other people to believe what they're saying. So it's very interesting. And see, this is people...

This is the reason why I brought Elohim Ali on here because he understands this narrative and how it's constructed. And more importantly, he also knows how to deconstruct it, which we will get into later on this episode on the spell of racism. But the other question that I have for you too is... So Elohim, in your view, how do we start recognizing the spell of racism in our own lives and in our communities?

What are some of the telltale signs that we can recognize that this spell does exist and it's in our life and it's in the communities that we interact with day to day? First, we have to understand what the race spell truly is. So the race spell I talk about is actually not the first race spell. And I'll go into that today.

But the race spell that I talk about the most is the one that affects us the most today, which is the black and white race spell. And I say black and white people don't exist. I've been begging people online. Just show me.

Give me one. Yeah, I concur with that statement. Yeah, just show me. Give me one.

And when they show me somebody maybe black in the way that maybe my hair is brown. It just looks black right now. But if you were to compare it to something truly black, you would see that, no, this hair is not actually black. If you were to do the same thing with what people say, my teeth are white.

But we know if you put their teeth next to something that's truly white, it looks more yellow. So there aren't really any white or black people, even people who are albino. Right. And so the question is, where did this come from?

And the origins of spells are very important to understand, because when you understand the origin of it, everything else is put in this proper context. And so what happened was there was a man named William Berkeley, and he had to rule a colony. This is a Virginia colony. This is prior to the United States of America, though.

And so the reason why that's important context is because prior to the United States of America, there was a colony called the Virginia Colony. And so the reason why that's important context is because prior to the United States of America, there was a colony called the Virginia Colony. There is no black and white people. These terminologies to describe humans are not yet here.

And you had enslaved people who were European. You had enslaved people who were African. And for them, they were just enslaved people who looked different. There wasn't any race spell for them to be in at this time.

And so this man named Bacon. Now, Bacon, he's not actually really a good person either, if I'm being honest. Sometimes people who lead revolutions, when you study them, some of them aren't always the best people, if I'm being honest. Right.

Right. Right. Some of them are, but some of them aren't. But he realizes, man, if we were to all come together, what could these elitists do?

They can't do anything. And this is the fear of the elite is when people come together and say, why are we listening to them? What are they going to do if we come together? We got more people.

We're smart. They can't beat us. We're the ones who know how to do everything. Then we're born rich.

They don't even know how to do anything. And so they said, why don't we just come together and overthrow the elite? And it was working. And so William Berkeley, on the other lease, they came together.

And they created the terminology white to describe Europeans. And they put it into law. He said, for now on, European men, you are going to be this thing called white. And that means that you cannot be hanging with the African people who would eventually be called black because we're going to give you things.

So now I always call it the club white. Now that you're in club white, I will give you X and I will give you Y and I will give you Z. But you cannot segregate. And people misunderstand segregation.

Segregation is not there simply because people hate each other. Segregation was put in place to keep groups from coming against elitists. These are why these laws were actually put into effect. And it shows throughout history.

And so the reason why that's important is because once you understand that that's where it started, you understand how it's being played every day. If you notice, every time we start coming together, different groups are unsettled when the economy's hard. And people are starting to say, you know what, man, maybe the elites are the problem. They'll take out a video of police brutality.

By the way, police brutality is obviously terrible. But what I'm saying is they'll use it. Like sometimes I used to wonder, I don't know if it's ever happened to anybody else watching this. One would come out and then you'll look up when it happened.

And it'd be like years ago. This happened years ago. Why am I just hearing about this? And why right now?

It's just a weird time for me to hear about this case at this moment. When we're all about. To come together against the government. Right.

And that's the reason is because they need to keep separated. There was a man. And the Black Panther Party, he was only like 23 when he was assassinated. Man, how am I forget his name?

They made a movie about him called Judas and the Black Messiah. But main point is that they had no problems with him. He's a part of the Black Panther Party. And it wasn't until he created something called the Rainbow Coalition.

And he said, you know what? Why don't we get the impoverished European people, the impoverished Mexican or Latino communities, the impoverished? Like, why don't we go from all the groups? Why don't we all come together?

Since we're all being oppressed. And then all of a sudden he was assassinated. And so that is normally when it becomes an issue. When did Malcolm X become a problem?

It wasn't when Malcolm X was saying that all white people were the devil. When the government decided to take some sort. Of action against Malcolm X is when Malcolm X said, look, man, I'm still all for empowering what he called black people, Negroes. But we need to be working with white people, Latinos, like other groups.

Like, why are we there's other people being oppressed. Why don't we all just come together and work on the problem together? They're like, no, absolutely not. And so racism is used in that way to keep the people in power at the top and to keep us all at the bottom.

And this is another thing that people don't like to hear. When they teach you slavery, they teach it to you from the wrong perspective. They should be teaching. This was an era in time when the elitists were enslaving African people.

That's not what they teach you. They teach you that an entire group called white people enslaved everybody else. That is not what happened. One, Irish people and Jewish people were not considered to be white at the time.

Two, neither were Italians. They were actually treated very badly by other Europeaners. They considered them foreigners. Especially here.

They showed you that in the movie Gangs of New York. And also, by the way, that brother was named or they started in the Black Panther movement and was assassinated. His name was Fred Hampton. Thank you, brother.

I could not think of the name. Okay. So those groups are different. Not that there weren't Irish people who owned African peoples and their Native Americans owned African peoples.

But those, again, these are like selective rare cases. The main people who were owning enslaved people was a small. I think the population was somewhere between 7% and 10% of the entire United States. That's a very low.

That's literally the 10%. And the ones who had the large slave plantations that you're taught about in school was the 1%. Most people couldn't even afford to partake in what's called the slave trade. They couldn't afford the ship, the people, the labor.

This stuff cost money. And so when they tell y'all, when you're growing up, when they tell you, hey, this entire group enslaved you, that is in order to create separation. And so now you go to a European person and say, you enslaved my people.

And they're like, bro, literally not one of my enslaved persons. Now, did a group of people benefit from that? Of course. A hundred percent.

Just as you're benefiting today from the enslavement and the oppression of other groups around the world. But I don't think it means that you have to separate yourself from another group because they benefited from oppression. I, as an American citizen. Unfortunately.

Benefit from all the oppression in the Middle East. We do. In fact, if they were to lose control of the Middle East today, you will see the economic collapse like you've never seen before in your life. And that's just the reality.

Same thing with imprisonment. This country is that slavery too. And we're ran on these things. But to circle back to the main point, it goes even deeper.

So this is something I don't share. So I'll share it first here on this podcast. I rarely talk about this. But some of the oldest, and I guess this is really important to say.

Right. Now with today's climate. Some of the race, some of the earliest times that we see this race spell manifesting this story. It's amongst religions, actually.

Specifically amongst. First, we see it with the Christians and the Jewish people. And then we see the Christians do it to the Muslims. Originally, there was no white and black.

So the way that they made these separations was actually due to religion. They would say that this is a Christian nation. So we don't enslave Christian nations. Muslims did the same thing.

This is a Muslim nation. We don't enslave Muslim nations. If you are a Muslim, then you are my brother. If you are a Christian and you are my brother.

If you are not, then you were separated in that way. I don't want to go too far into the details of it because I don't want to say the inaccurate. It's been so long since I looked it up. But what you'll see with the Catholics and the Jewish people is you'll see not only a separation.

This is a separate religion. But then they go, there's something different in your blood than in a Christian's blood. And this is a big deal. Right.

Because we don't really see that a lot prior. Prior to that, you see a lot of tribalness. Tribalism is not racism. You know.

That narrative that you speak about that played itself out as far as racism playing itself out in a different way. But through religion happened in the Crusades, especially with the Knights Templars, the Muslims that were considered the Saracens. And that racism, a lot like, especially during colonialism and the invasions that happened here and all that stuff. But a lot of it was violent.

A lot of it was like, it was a type of racism. Where most of the time you got your head chopped off because of your background religiously. Yep. A hundred percent.

But your religious background was usually to what region you come from. Yeah. So the way you dress, the way your skin complexion was, all of that was identifiers for somebody to say, okay, he's a Christian. He's a Muslim.

Or he's whatever sect they were from. They had different names. But it noticed. That a lot of the deaf came about this racism.

And they start draining blood and saying that. And that's when you get a distinction from religion or ethnicity. When you start talking about blood. And they start saying that Jewish people's blood is different than our blood.

And the reason why that's a bigger problem than just a religious distinction is because in the past, the way to escape this was to just convert. If somebody converted, they could escape a lot of this. But once we make it about blood, there's no converting. There is something.

There's something different. Now, the reason why I brought up Jewish people, and I just want to make a disclaimer. So this podcast doesn't make sense or anything. By no means am I saying that anybody should be anti-Semitic.

I think that's stupid. I think it's horrible. I don't think anybody should hate anybody. These are the religion or ethnicity.

And I just got to say all that because of the political climate that we're in. But here's the reality. So you can use that race spell as a reverse UNO card. So it is true, for example, that Jewish people.

Have been that this specific kind of Jewish people. And we could go deeper into that if we want. But this particular kind of Jewish people, because remember, just as somebody who studies the Bible and studies like biblical history, it's more complicated than people think. Right.

You have tribes of Israel in the southern and the northern part of Israel. Those tribes were lost when the Assyrian attack happened. The Israel in history is not the Israel today. They're not the same thing.

They literally are not the same thing at all. And so once that happens, we don't know what happens to all those tribes. All you're left with is, I believe, the tribe of Benjamin and the tribe of Judah. Now, when the tribe of Judah becomes.

Man, don't get me started with the tribe of Judah. There's so many people that subscribe to the tribe of Judah. Right. And so the tribe of Judah.

Even that gets so lost. And so this is why it happens. And because it gets lost, people begin. Okay.

So, yeah, this is important to bring down. So tribes at a time. And this is also the confusion going on right now with Native Americans, European Americans and African Americans.

So originally there was people didn't have this thing called race. That's how we think of being indigenous Native American. At the time, if you wanted to be Native American, we first came here. All they require is that you join the tribe.

You live as they live. Then you are a native. There wasn't a whole like, oh, you got to be my race. It was like, bro.

So if you have somebody who's been a Native American living amongst the Native American for, for 400 years, even if you find out that this person is genetically African, genetically European, they would tell you kick rocks. I've been living like this and practicing this lifestyle for three to 400 years. I can't even go far enough back in my ancestry to say when we started, who are you to come in now and say that I'm not this.

And the same thing would happen. And the Jewish me. So the Jewish people, Israelites come from Canaanites. So that's a whole nother thing in itself.

But the Israelites eventually become their own thing. And these are a bunch of different tribes. Again, their thing was originally, this is our tribe. That's why they're all called tribes.

This is our tribe. If you live in our way, if you believe in what we believe, then you are a part of our tribe. Now the tribes get lost. And literally, anybody can look this up.

You have tribes of Judah in Asia and Africa and what we call the Middle East. And we know this because now we have Judah. And we know that the tribes of Judah are a part of the Middle East. And we know that the tribes of Judah are a part of the Middle East.

And we know that the tribes of Judah are a part of the Middle East. And they also have the same practices to that time when they were quote unquote lost. Now these tribes don't like to be called lost. They're like, we didn't get lost.

You're calling us lost because we weren't with the current group of Jewish people. So we're lost. We're not lost. We kept practicing.

We never stopped doing the practices. We're not lost. Maybe y'all were lost. And so that's their disposition.

But the reason why I say that is because it's not as simple as they try to make it seem today. Now fast forward. Again, Jewish people, oppressed, stuff like that. Now there are things like the Talmud, which I'm not going to get into right now,

that a lot of people when they read were very disturbed by. So that, and there's other reasons. I'm not going to get into them. But the main point is that they were legitimately facing persecution.

I think even if somebody has weird practices, a weird culture, a book with terrible things in it, I don't think it means that this group should be oppressed. I think that you should say those are bad beliefs like we do. When our parents.

That's dumb that you believe in that. I don't think you should believe in that. But if you want to believe that, go ahead. But you're not going to bring that over here.

People should not be wiped out for belief. Also, I just want to say clearly that when families take over things, you should not blame the group that looks like the elites for what the elites are doing. So when Jewish elites do things in the world, for some reason,

some young kid, 12-year-old Jewish kid gets jumped and beat up for what elitists across the world are doing. It's ridiculous. It's part of the race spell.

But let me tell you why this is so important, what we're talking about now. So remember, origins are important. And some of this did originate with the whole Christian and Jewish thing and Jewish blood and things of that nature.

What was happening is after the Holocaust, some of the elitist Jewish groups, not the regular Jewish people, but some of the elitists, what they decided to do is, man, we can use this as like a Uno reverse card. Anytime we do something terrible,

anytime we do something wrong, anytime we do something bad, and somebody challenges on it, we'll just say, you're racist, you're anti-Semitic.

And that's a new kind of race spell. Because now, every time, y'all just saw the whole long disposition I gave just to get to this point, because I know most people are so under this specific kind of race spell

that even if I speak about Jewish people, even if I do everything I just did for y'all, they'll say, he's speaking against because he's anti-Semitic or he's racist. And so they found a way to use the race spell as a shield

to protect them from the evil deeds that they're doing on the planet. And more importantly, they do it because they also know that you're under the race spell, meaning that they're going to get away with it. When they do evil things, you don't go after them.

You go after just regular Jewish people on the streets that got nothing to do, some Jewish kid in New York that got nothing to do with Benjamin Netanyahu. Doesn't care about that kid in New York. Just like you're.

The leaders government don't care about you. Just like when people come over here, terrorizing Americans based on what you're leading. So you'd be like, whoa, I don't agree with them. I don't want them to do those things you're doing over there.

And so this is how the race spell on many layers, on black and white, on Jewish, on Israel. It plays in so many places. And the only way that, in my opinion,

that we can start breaking free from it is first being cognizant that it is a spell, that we're all just different shades of brown and we're all just humans. And that you, there's no group of people that you can destroy. And this is another topic that will make an evil thing go away.

You gotta get to the matrix. Yeah. And I shared a video of this on my previous account that got banned on Tik TOK about the whole narrative behind the word anti-Semitic and how that word was actually developed in the, I believe it was in the 16 or 17 in Europe by certain elitists in politics. And that was a word that.

Yeah. Eventually would be like a safeguard for the elitist that were investing money to pass laws, to utilize, to protect them. And to anybody who went against them. And there was a Senator in the United States in the 1980s during the Reagan administration who talked about this,

who talked about how there's people in the Senate, in Congress that are supporting Israel and are using this anti-Semitic narrative to protect them. Mm-hmm. And to some extent, these countries are saying that if you do hit the anti-Semitic starting grip, how do you deal with that? Well, unfortunately, we are.

We are seeing this so strong as we do and we are getting the support from Latin America from America, which is the падji. And a lot of of these people have gone and taken politics there as well. And they have literally jacket nobody. So when I just started studying during my high school years here, I did say to myself that pressurize more for intervention of anti-Semitic followers because there is a piece of thekiem that you're seeing, place, you know, there's a certain thing about that that, and a certain thing, but.

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there is a grip. Uh, and you know. Yeah.

So we, we were born right away. and day but let's just say within the last 70 years right and you grew up here in the united shenanigans of america i grew up here in the united shenanigans of america and one thing i was a track

star i played basketball oh i didn't know you ran track what did you do yeah i ran i was real fast bro i ran the 400 i ran the mile and i did cross country as well man that's dope i'll tell you my track story later but go ahead i ran an 800 like 1.4 man that's awesome it was my fastest ever but anyway i noticed this growing up and as i got older it really came crystal clear to me by the

time i was in my 20s and before i ask you the question this is why i'm bringing this up is because there's a lot of ways that systematic racism and racism as a spell is reinforced here in the usa one of the ways i noticed that it's very psychological it's a psychological warfare

in the sense that every time i used to watch the media when it came to sports whether it be football basketball baseball there was this one kind of phrase that would deepen the spell and i caught it like i would catch it and i'm like this that's this reinforcement of the spell and it'd be the one that says so and so is the first black man to hit 300 home runs

you're going to be the first black man to hit 300 home runs you're going to be the first black man or the first black woman to win the olympics or the first black man to rush 3 000 yards in one season and every single time they say the first this and that and it used to be comical to me because i'm like we know that melanated people have been on this planet forever so to say that they're the

first one it's foolish when you think about it but that's how they would reinforce the spell and narrative so my question to you is what's one or if you want to give several but what's some of the ways that you've seen that this narrative is reinforced but also how can we actively dismantle it yeah so that's a great question because and as you know in the philosophy of order

it starts with the fact that everything that comes into being needs a matrix a media restructure to develop in so race has become race cis have become their own and they're going to be the first black man to hit 300 home runs and every single time they say the first black man to hit 300 home runs and every single time they say the first black man to hit 300 home runs and every single time they say the first black man to hit 300 home runs

and the first black man to hit 300 home runs and every single time they say the first black man to hit 300 home runs their organized as a spirit is a collection of attributes that make something what it is an essence and though

they do not exist genetically race now exists on an abstract level and therefore the race spell

is manifesting and so that's why some people say though race isn't real racism is real because

that's just the reality so on there's the matrix of racism the matrix of the race spell and so we're

going into that. The race spell is kept alive normally through education and media. That's like the main two ways that you keep the race alive. But the way you keep the oppressive systems alive are through government. Normally when people try to make some progress through, let's say, allowing people to be equals, one is misguided. But normally, even if it wasn't, you're always

going to get somebody in power who might not even have known they were under the race, might have even thought that they don't think everybody's different, but they might become uncomfortable with the fact that somebody who doesn't look like them doing well. And so this actually goes into the, not to keep coming back to the Holocaust and Jews, but this goes into that. So if people

aren't familiar with what happened, right, you had a group of immigrants come into a country and they start doing very well economically, like insanely well. Like better than the people living there. So you would think that the only way that could happen if the people were open to that happening. But what you find in history in different societies,

and this is why we say before you create a new matrix, you've got to get rid of this. You've got to replace the bad spell with a good spell. Because I can build a matrix, but if I'm under a spell, then I'm building within that matrix, the spell. And I am going to still, act for that spell. And so I'm going to give you examples. In every place, in different places,

this happens. It's not just Germany. This happens literally around the world in different histories in Rome. You get a group that thinks they're very progressive and they say, come on in. Everybody, like from other countries, come in. Let's do great. But let's say that America lets everybody in. And for whatever reason, specifically Nigerians start taking over all of the companies for whatever

reason. And so you get a group that thinks they're very progressive. And they say, come on in. Everybody, let's say they have meetings. Let's say they talk. Let's say they just think differently than we do. And they're not into letting their kids do whatever they want. They are specifically into getting their children into banks and politics and lobbying. Let's say that they're not concerned

with anything else. And we start noticing that. Now, as progressive as people think they are, but because we're under the race spell, we're going to begin to group ourselves. We're going to say they are trying to do something. And we're going to say, come on in. Everybody, let's do great. But we're going to say, come on in. Everybody, let's do great. But we're going to say, come on in. Everybody,

let's do great. But we're going to say, come on in. Everybody, let's do great. But we're going to say, And by the way, they might be. And so then going to start creating more matrices and laws to stop that from happening. Because as much as might say, we don't believe in race and we think that we're all one people because the race spell still exists in us.

Once we get to that final stretch of another group getting in power in any other way, normally your race spell instincts are going to kick in and you're going to start trying to oppress that group back down to the bottom. And so you're going to just see that throughout history. It's not unique to any one group.

It's not like Germans are like some specifically evil group of people. This literally happens like around the world and around history all the time. So to really break free is one, we have to be aware of the race spell. We got to be aware that there are no black and white, but that we're all just humans. African people, European people, Jewish people,

we're all people, we're all humans. Nothing makes one better than the other. Just because I have more melanin than somebody else doesn't mean that I'm superior. Just because you have less melanin than me doesn't mean that you're superior. Everybody has their niches, but here's something that I don't talk about often.

Before I get there, boom, you have to recognize that. Boom, you have to create a matrix that is outside of government. If you have government on which you centralize power, all you need is one person to oppress another group of people based on their genetics and based on the race. So that's a whole nother thing that goes into fams and things of that nature.

But the one I wanted to bring to you today is the simple fact that two things can be true at the same time. So we can all be human and still all be different. We can all be the same species and still be different. So you have tribes and then you have people that come from the land, the same thing. So I could join indigenous tribe. Let's say I joined it based off of my great grandmother.

She was indigenous, right? And I joined that tribe. But it might take time for the land to receive my children. So what do I mean by that? A matrix is a medium of structure in which you develop in. So if there's a land, that land has to take you in. And by take you in, I mean you become one with that land.

For example, if you move certain peoples to other parts of the planet, they're going to have a hard time surviving. If you move somebody from the Congo to Russia, their children are going to be the same people. So if you move somebody from the Congo to Russia, their children are going to be born with disabilities because they're not getting the amount of vitamin D that their body

expects them to get. They're not eating the fruits and the vegetables that their ancestors were eating. So when you live somewhere for a certain amount of time, that land begins to claim you. You become one with that land. Your skin may start to look a lot like the soil. Your digestive system might be only able to take in the food from that land. And so all these different groups

that you're seeing around the world, they have to take in the food from that land. And so all these people that are living in that area, they have a motherland. They have a piece of land in which they came out of. And so it's important for us to accept the differences. So while we also accept that we are all human, we have to also accept that there are things that make us different.

And that is okay. That's not a problem. These are good things. There's nothing wrong with that. And there's going to be things that one group is naturally, for the most part, better at than other groups. That doesn't mean that one group overall is superior because people fit in with where they get in. If you have a group that is like, for example, they say Africa is the most

diverse continent, but that means good and bad things. That means that the tallest people on average come from Africa, but also the shortest people on average come from Africa. If there's any genetic component to intelligence, that would mean the smartest person is in Africa, but also the dumbest person is in Africa. You get what I'm saying? It's just a part of the way that

nature plays out. Nature is extremely diverse. And if we accept our differences and understand beyond those differences, we are truly one species in one group. We can create a new matrix outside of the one that we've created now that does not keep creating this systemic racism that we enjoy now. But as long as we are continuously focusing on separating one another, pretending

like one group is superior to the other, because my hair is nine ether, I'm better than you because my hair is black. I'm better than you. As long as we play that game, we're just going to see the same results over and over again. And they're just going to keep running away with all the power.

Yeah. Before we even get into that architecture of division, because I'm going to touch on that too, just real quick, do you have an experience that you can share where you had this transformative moment that made you see through that illusion and it helped you to step into a more unified perspective? Because you and I have private conversations about the

the man you was 10 years ago is not the man that you are now, based on an experience that you and I had to talk. It's a private situation. But anyway, remember you told me, you said, hey, I used to say these types of things about people and I'm not like that now. So is there an experience that you could share where you had that transformative moment that helped you to step into a more

unified perspective about humanity? I'm very stubborn. So I'll give you the whole breakdown. So we all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. We all come together. And then civilization makes us something else. So every kid doesn't care what color kids are.

Kids is all time. You want to play? You want to go do this? Nobody cares. It's not like I couldn't tell that some kids have blonde hair and bi's and I didn't, but it just, who cares? But eventually that changes. So I had that disposition for longer than most. And I was in a very racist, we moved from a predominantly black or African-American neighborhood to a

very Eurocentric patriotic neighborhood with extremely racist kids. Like I was being called stuff like knuckle dragger. Me and my brother had to fight every day coming home. I was never called the N word before in my life, especially with the hard ER at the end of it. And so these were all very new experiences for me, but I just tried not to care about that stuff for a while.

I didn't believe in it. It wasn't until high school that I was like, okay, like y'all are racist. And if you say anything racist to me, I'm just going to beat you up. That's how I became in high school. And then by college, I was, I went to an HBCU. And so now I was hearing, I was already raised in a pro-black household, but

in college, I was able to dive even deeper into African-centeredness, Afrocentricity, pro-blackness. And these are to me, honestly, positive things in my life. But I went down. White people are the devil. That was like, I'm studying. So a lot of people of color,

when we study history, we see, we normally start with colonialists or we might start before that. We might go to pre-colonialist societies. Man, things are pretty great. And then you study like all the horrible, terrible things that happened. And you're like, who did this? They did it. People who look like them. And you're like, you're like, oh, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do that.

It was true. Y'all are the devil. If y'all did that, y'all are demons. And so that's what I was saying when I was in college. I'm like, man, I don't want to hear that y'all are walking demons. And this is just truly what I believed. You know, what's interesting, bro, is that even with those stories, when you're studying like colonization in the Americas, what's

interesting is there's always somebody controlling that narrative. So there is an architecture to division. Which I'm glad that you talked about this because it's helping me to segue to this. Racism didn't begin as hatred. It began as like a hierarchy and it was manufactured and it was

designed to justify power, to justify control, to justify economic dominance and status, and then eventually a build around the human psyche. And then it was engineered to go through the languages, through the laws, through all the labels. Now, boom, you got a poison distorted perception.

And then it got anchored into the very DNA of society. What's interesting is when I look back on colonialism, it's who's controlling the narrative. And I'm always going to say so-called when I make these references to what a black man is, a white man and all these social constructs. But the white man back in those days and white

women, there was a lot of them that were actually helping people that were enslaved in more ways than one. But those stories get suppressed. Within the narrative of the context in which you learn about this stuff. You learn about all the vicious stuff. You learn about all the tyranny and the disgusting

rapes, all the disgusting stuff. They show it to you in the movies, like 12 Years a Slave. That movie was a prime example of what we're talking about here when it comes to this narrative that gets people emotionally charged, right? And then that emotional charge leads people to look at others like they just saw somebody.

Get brutally murdered during this time period. And then immediately they start thinking everybody's like this. But notice how they don't talk about how black people, white people were helping each other out and getting along just fine against this tyranny, against this social ill, this racism spell. But they won't tell you that in the books, which leads me to this architecture of division,

because you talk about architecture a lot in the philosophy of order. And people still believe to this day that they're divided by color, creed, culture, and they forget that they all come from the same creation. This is something I talk about a lot. I'm like, we can agree to disagree on many different perspectives, but at the end of the day,

we have to respect that we come from the same source of creation, period. Yes. This spell was casted, right, through repetition, because we know through auto suggestion, if something keeps getting repeated, we're going to have to do something about it. And so, you know, I think that's a big part of the story.

To the brain, it will now be programmed subconsciously to run on autopilot. So you've got all these colonial textbooks with a certain narrative. You've got the bias headlines in the media. You've got the stereotypes being recycled through movies and media and all that stuff. And the code is being written into the subconscious each and every single time, one generation after

the next. And then it gets just like, it gets passed down as the story, just like in indigenous people with, you know, they're like, oh, I'm going to do this. I'm going to do this. I'm going to do this. And then it gets passed down as the story, just like in indigenous people with, you know, they weren't writing books. They were passing down heritage and traditions through stories.

So those stories can get passed on from generation to generation. It's the same thing with this race spell. And for me, I know that breaking this spell means that we have to deprogram the mind, just like you have to deprogram the mind to understand that we've been lied to and that what we've been lied to is a lie. And any cognitive dissonance that we come across with our belief

system, we just got to let it go. And that's what we're going to do. And that's what we're going to do. We're going to let it go and overcome that cognitive dissonance so that we can be deprogrammed so that we can reprogram ourselves with a truth that we can live by and get rid of all these spells. I'm just going to write down a note, something that she said and I wanted to comment on.

Because awareness is, I always say awareness is the antidote. Awareness is the key. Awareness enters, the illusion begins to dissolve because energy cannot maintain a lie once it's seen in the light of truth. It's like you can't unsee it no more. So it's just like when a soul wakes up to its divinity,

it no longer identifies with pigmentation. Because when you said the thing about the nine ether, man, that narrative is being pushed on TikTok. It's real heavy. But we can transcend this, right? We can transcend this. And my question to you is, and this is going to be an interesting question for you, and I'm really excited to hear what you're

going to say. Yes, it is. But do you, and I'm just going to use the word belief, which is not a belief. I don't really like using the word belief, but I'm going to ask it in this way. Do you believe that racism can only truly end? If it was to end, do you think it can end without a spiritual awakening? Or does

society have to ascend in consciousness in order for there to be a realization of equality that can actually be real and be the same? Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Okay. Okay. Okay. As a standard way of living as a people, as a humanity as a whole, on the whole entire planet.

Okay. So there's so much to say on everything you said, and actually this all goes right into the answer to your question. So I wanted to say just, so after I learned, it's all connected exactly to the hierarchy. So when I was learning and I was like, oh, white people are demons and they're

devils and Europeans are demons and devils. Because I was studying, so Lincoln has one of the best lives. libraries. And you can literally go into a book and read what people are saying, what I call slave monsters are saying and what the enslaved are saying. You can read these stories. And so I

started to come across some interesting stories. So stories where it wasn't the narrative that I was fed. So I came across the white man's burden. And this was interesting because you had a group of colonists create a story called the white man's burden. And they said, everybody in the world, these people are godless and they're hybrids. And it is our burden as white people to save

the dark continent. So I was like, why would they? If Europeans are evil, these people have to convince them to colonize, to conquer, and to wipe these people out. Why do I have to convince evil people to do evil things? So this was a question in my brain, but it was under that race spell. So I quit.

And I didn't get to the obvious truth of it. And then I saw people like, I forgot his name's John something, but this was a European American man. He used to go around killing slave monsters or slave owners. And he was eventually put to death. You're talking about John Brown. John Brown. You always remember the last names. I don't know how hard it's on, but yes,

John Brown. And so that was a big one for me. That one challenged everything. In the South, even in Virginia and certain places up North, they'd be like, I'll be John Brown whenever. A white person would do something nice or good or positive.

Really? I didn't know that. It's going on. It's funny because John Brown was a big one for me. It was like, whoa, now that isn't. See, and what I always say with spells, you have to throw things that cause cognitive dissonance.

That's like always the things that kind of knocks at it. Because my brain has to figure that out. If they're all evil, they're all bad. Why is this man doing this? Why are these people doing that? Why do they have to convince? And so I had a spiritual experience. That literally gave me the philosophy of order and everything. But even after that,

I had a whole spiritual, everything I teach now is from this one spiritual experience. From, I'll just say it, from an abstract entity that was trying to talk to me since I was a kid, but I grew up Christian, so I thought it was the devil and I would always reject it. And it never could speak with me without permission. And one day in college,

I gave permission and nobody would be getting any of this without that happening. And the funny thing is, I was already told through that experience, not in the words that I say, to people now, but that this is a race spell. But I couldn't accept it. I could not accept it at first. I wanted to reject it. And it wasn't until I had actually my daughter that I was like,

I don't want to give this to her. I don't want to give this burden of my traumas and things. She's not going through this. I was just going to say, you didn't want to pass on like a generational curse. Hundred percent.

You were breaking the generational curse by, contemplating whether you wanted to pass that down to her. Hundred percent. And I didn't. And I didn't. I said, I don't want to give this to her. And so I had to change and I had to accept these things that I was taught.

And the other thing I wanted to say was, and this is going to answer your question. So civilization in itself is a matrix, right? It's a devouring matrix. It's one that takes and keeps you in a state of dependency. But I used to wonder, how does,

the matrix make fake things real? Because it's good at it. Like rent is fake. How do they make it real? Like all these things we live by. How did it make these things real?

So this is how it normally goes. Civilization will create a story or a spell, right? It will create a story. And from that story will normally come a matrix. So the story, the way it works, you'll see this all the time. Now that I say this, you're just going to see this everywhere they go.

Before you see it, you're going to see it. And if you're going to see a system or a matrix created, you're always going to find a story first. And for example, the story that we were told that got us into this mess,

is you need to work, in order to be a man, you need to work a nine to five, right? That's a story. It has no backing to it, no evidence to it. The first time it was said, but it was a story. And if I can get people to believe the story, then that story will manifest into a matrix on its own. I barely have to do anything.

If I just tell, for example, you'll see it on movies with a devil character. He'll go around whispering things in people's ears and they all start fighting and stuff. That's the subconscious truth. If I tell a group of people, and you talk about this with the narcissist,

if I could tell a group of people a very manipulative story when I'm the problem, but I'm just talking to everybody one-on-one on the side, all I got to do is sit back and watch the fireworks. I don't have to do anything. Especially if you could do it in a convincing manner. Let's not forget that.

Or I'm just so good at acting like it's true. Did you know that they're saying this about you? I didn't want to tell you. This is what they think. And then you go to the different people and all you got to do is sit back and watch. You don't have to create this new system of chaos. You don't have to sustain the

system of everybody hating each other. All you had to do was plant the stories in each and every one of their minds. Positive and negative, by the way. When people do it to their children, they keep and they just sit back and they just watch them grow into this amazing thing. And stories, that's how the matrix is created. Now, once you have the matrix, the matrix will then give birth to more

spirits or stories. So it becomes cyclical and you get it over and that's on autopilot. You get stories creating stories and matrices creating matrices. And so when it comes to the question you ask, does it need to be a spiritual awakening? People really only have two options. The same thing I believe about racism, the same thing I believe about civilization.

You can either let it go, do enlightenment, through a spiritual process and realization, or you'll just have to suffer the destructive consequences, and then it will be gone, right?

Because these things are unsustainable. Racism is an unsustainable civilization. So either you choose when you get out of it, or nature chooses when you get out of it.

But what I always try to explain to people, I don't even think that these spirits are evil, like spirits of entropy and such. Like a hurricane is not evil.

Now, a hurricane, if people don't know, a hurricane is made to cool things down. You get hurricanes when things are too hot. It's a way that the earth cools itself down.

So if you're doing things that are causing an unnatural amount of heat, now you can fix it, you can fix it, or nature can fix it. Nature has a very, let's just put it, a very concise way about fixing things to make sure they get fixed.

A hundred percent. And so that's what humans have. The reason why it's unsustainable is because it goes like this, goes racism, and then it looks like it's going down.

It's just being suppressed. And it goes a little higher, and it goes down. But it's just being suppressed, and it goes higher. But eventually, if you hit a certain boil point,

and we already had this with the Civil War, but when you hit a certain boil point of either racism, prejudice, things of this nature, you get an event. And the Civil War wasn't what it could happen.

That was best case scenario. If you look at other cultures, the point is an entire group gets completely wiped out. Yeah, genocide.

Completely. Yeah, and when I was asking you about that transformative experience that you had, I've had many. Just not realizing the thing about what the commentators would say in sports,

but I had one of the big telltale signs for me that this is an illusion, this racism thing, and this division, and how deep the spell goes, is when I watched a movie, and then I did some research about Hotel Rwanda, and about the Uli's, I think they were called the Uli's and the Tuli's.

The Huturi's or Tuli's. Yeah, I can't remember. And then that's when it really hit me, because I'm like, wait a second. You got people in Africa killing other Africans that were lighter skin complexion

and from a different territory, and the ones that were of darker skin complexion, Hold on, let me just say real quick, this is how crazy it was. They had different of necks and arms. One was like different body types than the others.

But go ahead. It was crazy though. It was crazy. And I just was like, and it was violent.

It was genocidal to some degree. And I was just like, wow, there is a perfect description of this illusion, of how it works and the spell. And my question to you is, now for a lot of us,

we know there's still people. We're still stuck in this spell, obviously. But for those of us that have come to the awareness of this racism being an illusion of division,

what are some practical steps that you can suggest that we take to shift out of that illusion, both on an individual level and also on a collective level? On an individual level is what you just said.

Learn the truth about, this is the part that people don't like to do. Do a little research. Where did race come from? Where's the first time we saw it?

Biology helps a lot. For me, biology was. One of the biggest things that I denied the hardest, had the biggest cognitive dissonance over,

was genetic results of African-Americans. And by that, I mean that, for example, I have my great-grandfathers, right? So I might be more related to some Irish people

than I am to certain people on the continent of Africa, right? Like, it gets so crazy. Just for an example for people watching, anybody can look this up.

Based on migrational patterns, you know how they talk about, the out of Africa thing? The weird thing about it is that

the way that we're taught it in school is very misleading. It's one group just came out of Africa. That's not how it happens. Humans are millions of years old.

So for millions of years, humans have been coming out of Africa. So you have Homo erectus, things like that. I don't want to get into all of that.

But the main point is, even when there are species called Homo sapiens, when we're coming out, we're coming out in groups.

But what this means is, so if I have a group, right? I have a group coming from East Africa. And then those groups of people adapt

and become certain kinds of European people. Let's say tens of thousands of years later. That means Ethiopian people, and this is just an example we're on,

but Ethiopian people would be more related to Irish people than Ethiopian people are related to South Africans. And this is the case, by the way. Ethiopians are much more related

to certain European groups and Asian groups than they are to certain South Africans. Why? Because these lines,

these lines that we make are fake. They're all just made up. Why wouldn't Ethiopians right there next to Asia? Why wouldn't some of them be more closely related

to some of the people in the continent of Asia than they are all the way down into South Africa? You're only assuming that they're more related because we call the continent Africa,

but they live right there. They're trading with these people. They're communicating with these people. They're literally going to these places back and forth.

But we have these like ideas in our mind of these constrictions. No, you're called African. So you got to be related to the other ones

that we call African. And we also don't understand that. And this is one that's really hard for people. You can't because of a member,

a matrix, a medium, a structure that creates a spirit and that spirit is responsible for the manifestation into the physical, right?

And Oris heard this a million times, but like I do the thylacine in a wolf, how they're not genetically related, but they live in the same,

niche or matrix. So they look exactly the same. In that same way, brother, there are people who look just like

other people in the world that have no genetic relation to them, but because they live in the same niche in the matrix. For example,

if you look at all the people who live on that equator line, go look at their physiology. That doesn't matter if they're in South America.

It doesn't matter if they're in Australia. It doesn't matter if they're in Africa. They have the same niche across that line. And they develop,

very wide noses, right? They develop certain features to live in that kind of tropical, high dense forestry heated area.

So one, disinformation, challenge yourself. A lot of us like confirmation bias, especially when we talk about race. We love confirmation bias,

whatever we want to believe, especially if we believe in something that makes us superior, but we don't want to let that go.

Of course, because the ego loves that identification. Oh my God, it's best fuel for that fire. Definitely. Yes.

And as far as a collective, there's two things. One is harder to do. And everybody knows when I say about that,

you have to create a new matrix. You have to create a new society. That's harder. The one that's easier for us to do as groups

is visit other groups. For example, me, there's a lot of things that I thought about the people living on the continent of Africa

that just wasn't true, that I found out wasn't true by going to Lincoln University. So because I was in this place

where there's all these foreign students, there's so much, that I learned about people that I just didn't know.

I didn't know, one, positive and negative. One, I thought that they would love African-American people,

but there are some African people who love African-American people. And I met other people from the continent who they told me,

they're like, my dad told me never to date an African-American. And then you got the other side.

Have you ever seen the movie Sugar Hill? You gotta watch that movie again. But there's a scene where they're trying to do business, right?

They're trying to, negotiate business deals with Africans in the drug game. And the Africans is like

telling Wesley Snipes, oh, we can't do business with you. We can't do business with Fata or some word.

They said, and then Wesley Snipes is like, what does this word mean? He's a cotton picker.

And then he just punched them and it was a big fight. But it's true. There are certain Africans

that look down upon, because even that word African-American is a concept. It's a construct.

But look at the indigenous, let's just call them the indigenous Negro in America. That's indigenous to these lands.

They're looking at them as something separate because in actuality, they are separate.

A lot of the indigenous melanated people here come from indigenous tribes. And that's another.

So there's a spell even in, I wrote this down to a sister from Ghana. She, rest in peace. She's not here with us anymore.

But I told her, I said, look, those are just stories, right? Like we're told.

So over here, African-American people, they're told like, y'all are a bunch of dumb,

animalistic people, women and 10 starving to death. And they're sitting over there. You're all told that we're all thugs

and gangsters and that I'm gonna rob you and things of that nature. I didn't know the verbs

to say it was a spell at the time, but I remember telling her like, this is just things that we're taught.

It's not true. She was actually very wealthy. And I was like, but I didn't grow up.

Yeah, I've been in the hood. I visited my dad on weekends. He lived in the hood, but I'm not like,

I'm not some gangster kid. And most kids in the hood are not gangsters either. So that's not actually

the way things work. And so meeting people and conversing with people and talking to people

of other groups, in my opinion, it helps you because you get to see

how constructed this stuff really is. Talking to Brazilians, Brazilians think about race

completely differently. They don't even see it like we see it. You go to other groups,

they're like, we don't even see race like that. Some people told me one time, oh, you must come from America

if you think like that. We don't. That's how it is in Portugal where my wife stays

and where I'm going to be moving to. Race is not a big deal. You know what I mean? It's not something

that they even focus on or care about or even look at as a real thing.

And so there's people that are darker than you that live in Portugal and they're Portuguese.

They're like, I'm Portuguese. And I'm with all these other Portuguese people

no matter what their skin complexion is. So Brazil is a lot like that. It's funny because

the Portuguese conquer Brazil, but they have that similar-ness,

that same kind of Brazilian thing. I'm Brazilian. I don't really care how dark or light somebody is.

We're just Brazilian. And definitely getting to know other people, visiting different kinds of people,

talking to different kinds of people, not shying away from the race conversation. And most importantly,

I would say observe because there's so many race spells out here. And we could go into it

another day, but I personally think the whole, I actually think

they're trying to turn African-Americans against Native Americans right now.

I think that's a part of the race spell. I see that going on TikTok all the time.

People arguing about it and getting angry at each other over it. I think it's also

a conversation that's not going to really get anywhere because the main problem

with that whole thing is America's diverse. So almost everybody here has Native American blood

in them. Some have more than others. So for me, it's my great-grandmother's

grandmother who's like literally indigenous tribe and all that, right?

But they probably wouldn't accept me and that doesn't really bother me.

But my point is that in this whole issue going on in America, some of the two groups

that stayed together the most were African peoples and Native American peoples. If you look through the history,

the groups that were staying together the most, in fact, what people call,

what's it called? Voodoo. That was literally a combination

of what was called by Europeans, Africans, Native American,

witchcraft. So they were literally coming together, sharing their science

and their spiritual understandings in order to create something new. They created something

that scientists are still using to this day, which is like this medicine that they used to give to

in Africa. And also, this is why I know some people are angry

when I say this, but this is why I don't really think there's a debate

about certain African Americans coming from Africa because there are things that literally came from Africa.

So there was this certain fish that people use in Africa and they used it differently.

And you could look this up. You'll find this very interesting. But they would make this whole ointment

and they would give it to you. And you would go into a dead state. This is where the word

zombie comes from, by the way. And you will go into this dead state

where it appears that you're not breathing, that your heart's not beating. Now,

some of the doctors would use this to get people in a state of hypnosis.

And then before you woke up, they would be able to say whatever they wanted to.

They could erase your memories and they would make you work for them in their farms.

And you were called a zombie. Because you died and you came back

and now you have a master. Zombies used to always have a master. And this is where

it comes from, this culture. Now, what they found out

in science, they never died. The heart rate would just slow down

to a point. And their breathing would slow down to the point

where it seemed like it stopped. But at that state, you're in a hypnosis state.

They can tell you to do whatever and you'll wake up. And you'll hear stories

about people who ran from these zombie farms. And this is a real thing. This is a real phenomenon.

African people sent their name to America and they say, oh, do y'all got anything

for this? They said, anything like this because we want to use this.

And so they said, we got something like that. Now, that didn't create

something the same exact way, but what they were using it for was ingenious. They used to literally

give it to slaves' men or women and say, oh no,

he died. And then the slave monster would bury him. This is when somebody

was going to be sold off or something. They would bury him and then they would

dig him up that night, take him out, let him wake up,

and he would be able to run away free and then they would put the casket back

under the ground and the slave monster would believe that the person died.

And so, it was a way to get free. So, I still have to say

that we were like big allies. The reason why people aren't going to get to the,

because you're not going to get to the bottom of it in the way of this. You have indigenous people

who look just like me, but darker. You have African people who look just like me,

but darker. Okay? You're just going to have that.

So, trying to figure out, to me, again,

this is because the race is bad, trying to figure out which one of us

are the true indigenous, whatever that means, because if you're from indigenous to what?

Alaska? That's North America. Canada? Mexico?

South America? Brazil? What are we talking about? The islands?

Because the people in the islands looked very much different from the people

who lived up in Canada and Alaska, Native Americans. Most of the Native Americans

were wiped out. So, yes, in the sense that, look,

there are people for sure that were recategorized as African people.

Who just looked like me, but were recategorized as African. Right?

Either because people were doing it on purpose like they did with Mexican people,

by the way. If you notice, they never called Mexican people indigenous.

They never called them Native Americans. Never. Not one time.

They pushed them further and further and further out. But you have,

it's like in Asia. It's like somebody saying one day, the Indians aren't

really Asian. That's not what Asians look like. The Europeans aren't

from the continent of Asia. The Middle Easterns, they're not from Asia. They're all from Asia.

They just got different looks. And so in that same way, I always say,

I believe that it's intentional. I think that they're trying

to divide groups more by creating a debate

that I don't think would ever be solved because, let's say you go

into a DNA test. Are people going to believe the DNA test? Let's say that

my DNA test says that I'm 50, 60%

indigenous. Are people going to believe that? You know what I'm saying?

So, to me, it's, look, if you believe

that you're indigenous, right, and you look like me, fine.

You might be. Or you should know, by the way, you should be able

to trace it back. Now, I know my ancestors came from the slave trade because my family

have kept a good amount of documentation. That's why I know Augusta,

who has a Catholic name. She was Native American. That's my great-great-grandmother.

Luke Corbett was her father, so she was half Native American and half Irish.

But that's on my dad's side. And the man she married was from Jamaica. And he was,

was a part of the Moors who came over in the slave trade over to Jamaica.

And he always had the name Ali. So, I personally know these things,

but I know some people don't. So, again, do the research and try to accept

the research for what it is without the cognitive dissonance.

And remember, it doesn't really matter about it. They were all humans.

If you want to be here in America, who's stopping you? You could be indigenous

in a way that your ancestors might have left here and came back because things like that

happened before. So, August, it's so deep.

I know that kind of was like a different topic. I went into it a little bit. No, that's okay.

Because it leads to what I was going to go into as far as when it comes to

this energetic feedback loop. Trauma. Right? Trauma is an energetic,

matter of fact, for those of you that don't know what trauma is,

it's basically an experience where you felt some type of dis,

and then that dis-ease that you felt now becomes a narrative. Now becomes a spell

that you stay bounded to. And it keeps energetically re-looping

itself. With that being said, when we're talking about the spell of racism,

every spell, and by the way, join the philosophy of order community,

join the network of awareness community, because we talk about this a lot.

And I talk a lot about energy. I talk about frequency. I talk about spirituality.

I talk about things where a lot of things I talk about,

people have to sense and feel and come to that realization instead

of actually seeing it. They have to really see it within themselves. But going back

to the spell of racism, every spell has a structure. And when we talk

about illusions have designs to them. So when we talk about racism,

racism is one of humanity's longest running programs.

And it's not only in the social systems, but it's in these energetic architectures

of the human body itself. And what I mean by that,

it's coded. In the lower chakras, it's coded through the survival

centers. So when we talk about the fear basis,

the space matrix, fear, scarcity, safety narratives,

all of those are manipulated to keep the collective vibration

anchored to that root feeling, so to speak.

Because if you can convince somebody that being that thing is safety

and it's dependent on your skin color, you can control the energy

because people want to feel safe. That's what they did with the Europeaners.

Like when you were talking about the Irish and the Italians,

at one time, they were all against each other. They were considered

the N-word back in the days. But then what did they do? They said,

oh no, why don't we all be classified under this thing

called white and we'd be more unified force and then everybody else,

we just push them to the side and we'll gain the wealth and some economic status

and now that thing has evolved here in America to that thing

called white privilege, right? They used to call it that. But the thing is this,

is that when we're talking about energy,

you can actually redirect its life force and to defend

that illusion rather than ascending into awareness. So racism

operates, from my perspective, as a energetic parasite

and it devours from within just like a parasite does. It siphons

the energy feeding off the charge of that fear

and that hatred and superiority so every single racial conflict

releases an energy and that energy doesn't just disappear.

It feeds this matrix and that matrix that it feeds

is going to perpetuate it. Now, how is it supposed

to operate that way? That's why racism for a lot of people feels cyclical

because it reappears in new forms. It starts out as something

and then just evolves into classism and nationalism and all these

little microaggressions that start playing themselves out because

what I've come to realize is it's not just a social behavior disorder,

it's an energetic feedback loop. It's a trauma loop. That's why

you can even trace back to postpartum slave syndrome

which Dr. DeGrooy talks about and how it's passed on

genetically. So the moment somebody identifies too strongly

with a racial role, especially here in the United Geneticists of America,

there's either going to be the victim role, there's going to be

the oppressor role, there's going to be the savior role and all of these

are anchored into a deeper grid of the matrix.

And then it becomes the identity ego trap where the person now says,

based on what everybody's saying in this structure that this illusion

is who I am. This costume, this skin school suit that I like to call it,

is now my identity and I placed a mask on and now

it's separated me from that infinite consciousness, that God source.

And the thing is, going back to matrices, creating physical

realities, Yeah. in order for a matrix to create a physical reality

it needs a pressure and a trigger. So what is the pressure and what is the trigger

for it to come into being? For example, the story of, in order to be a man

you have to work at a factory. But it can't manifest without a pressure

and a trigger. What you do is you destroy farms.

You make it so that people cannot work at farms. And what does that do?

I got to make my living somewhere. Right? And so,

that goes to the factory. But then at the factory I also do this. I create an entire

neighborhood based around this factory. And the only way that you will live

in one of these houses is if you work in the factory. So now,

in order to have shelter and to provide for my family

and to earn a living to support my family I have to work. Now it's become reality.

See, before it was a story. Now it's reality. If I don't work at a job, at this time,

where do I work? I can't work at a farm. I'll be poor. I have a family.

I need money. I need to make a living. And so you create pressures and triggers.

Same thing with racism. On both sides they would create pressures and triggers

for that. And this is where you get these segregation laws and things of that nature.

These Jim Crow laws. If you're caught here after sundown and this happens to you,

pressure and trigger. And when it wasn't working what they would do is they would always go

to European communities and they would say, hey man, these people are trying

to steal your jobs. They're trying to take over. And so they're creating the pressure.

What are you going to do about it? You're not going to be able to feed your kids no more. They're going to hire

all African American people and now you are not going to have a job. So that's what I'm saying.

So all these systems have pressures and triggers and that's how things that weren't a reality

become a reality. Your physical body is a manifestation of your spirit.

And it tells you a lot about the version of your spirit that you're manifesting

right now. In this moment. From the way your hair is. We know this.

The way you treat yourself manifests on your body. The way you act. You know, your attributes.

Now, this is about to change dramatically. Gene sequencing, CRISPR,

stuff like that. You are going to see changes on people that does not reflect

their spirit in the slightest. Does not reflect their ancestry.

Does not reflect their hard work. Right? Right?

Like, for example, if you've seen somebody like you were talking

about athletes. Athletes, they have a certain kind of body.

You understand that they worked for it. And out of the next 20 years, if this society

is still going. Because they're going to be able to change that. So,

you're going to see race start becoming. Remember, all the spells

that civilization creates it wants to make them more and more reality. But again,

it's unsustainable. But as long as it can go, you'll see things get pretty dramatic.

But right now, like, your race determines how smart you are.

And how rich you are. And how fast you are. All these things that weren't true.

Like that Hitler believed and he was upset about during that race, that track race,

stuff like that. That stuff can become very true. Right?

If people are rich and they all decided they want their kids to look like

whatever the standard of beauty is. Let's say blonde hair, blue eyes.

But they also decided they want their kids to be fast. And they edit

their genetics to get all the genetics they need to be faster and to be stronger,

to be taller. And if there are genetic components to do it

in intelligence, you better be sure that they're going to do that.

That they can, like, you're going to start seeing a complete

full manifestation of what was fiction. And this is the part of civilization

I think people don't understand my dire warning about the most

is that all the things that are fake, that we go like, that's made up

from civilization. The goal is to make them real. The goal is

to make it a physical reality. Yeah. When you speak

on that, and I won't touch on this too much, but it just reminds me

of transgenderism, how you have these boys that are fully built.

There's a documentary about this, and they're running track against girls

that are much smaller than them, but they're classifying themselves as girls.

Right. They're saying they're feminine, they're women.

Right. And these are 15-year-old boys. I watched it.

You've seen it, right? I've seen it. And it's just crazy how they're running

these races, damn near lapping these girls. And I'm laughing

because this is how crazy it is. And then they're awarding them the medal

like if they really won the race as a female, and they're making

this real. Yes. Now, I was going to

use this as an example, but I don't like to because it gets so charged. That's what I was

thinking. Yeah, it does. So I want to make it clear to people

when I talk about trans life, by no way ever am I saying

that trans people are bad or evil because of trans. Here's what I want

to tell you, though. Here's what's happening. So a lot of people don't know about

the chemicals, but phthalates are like the main one. Phthalates have the effect.

They're on your plastics. By the way, if you were born anywhere in the

80s and 90s, you were affected by this. Okay.

So what happens is you warm up plastic and these chemicals come from it

called phthalates and you eat it and you drink it. And for men,

it dramatically reduces sperm. So ever since phthalates come out,

we've been losing, I think, like 1% of our sperm every year.

And it's been, I think, 60 years. So we're like down

60%. And if it keeps going on, then men will become infertile. And it actually

changes their eggs. This is a big problem because women don't get new eggs.

And if you're having a female, it increases her chance of having cancer.

And if you're having a male, it does something that they call,

and this is how I read studies from the National Institute

of Health. It's the World Health Organization. They're not even hiding.

It's in those papers. And they call it gender bending where boys

will be slightly more feminine from a biological anatomy level.

And so this is an issue. Why is this an issue? What happens is, and this goes

into the trans thing. So when I used to interact with trans people,

I used to think that, so I'm going to tell you about my bias in this

before I go further. My original bias was that I believed

that I was that trans people didn't actually believe

that they were this, that they were just trying to take advantage of people.

This is my earlier belief. I just want to be honest with everybody there.

Now, when I found out about these studies, I found out that I was completely wrong.

Here's what's actually going on. So when you change a baby before they're even a baby,

right, as an egg, and this happens to women too from other chemicals, like a woman might get

shots of testosterone that they're not supposed to get. So these women

cannot procreate normally or they need a lot of help to procreate because their uterus

doesn't develop properly because they have too much testosterone in their bodies.

And these women are also normally really good at sports. Now, sometimes this happens

on more of a brain level, meaning, and this is the sad part, when you get somebody

saying, I know that I am born as a male, but I do not

feel like a male. I feel like a female. I used to think they were making that up.

But this is from a deep chemical level. Now, are there going to be people,

is there people all throughout history that are going to before plastic

who claim this? Yes. And there's some shamans who claim this.

But at the level it's happening now, it is due to the chemicals

that is in your food. So all those TV dairys we're eating, things of that nature,

you're starting to see a manifestation of what was happening to us

from heating these extremely heated up plastics and digesting them

into our bodies. And yeah, these, again, this is what I'm saying,

these things that supply us and it has a cause. And things that we're

looking at in the past and say, oh, there's no way that can happen.

Trust me, the goal of civilization is that it will happen. And so you are going

to get men installing artificial wounds. That's going to happen. I'm sorry.

Nobody knew that. That's just the reality. And so civilization is getting to the point.

It wasn't always here. But we are getting to a point where civilization

is starting to possess godly powers. Okay, and by that, it can create

quick physical changes within reality much quicker than it could do before.

Before, it would take years. Now, they're like, oh, you want that? We can do that.

And in the next 20 years, it's going to become more dramatic. And so if civilization

can make it through this next filtering system between 2027, 2028, 2029,

that's when the fourth turning comes to the peak of the crisis period.

If you look through all of the four cycles of each 80 years, four turnings each

last for 20 years. There's four turnings of 20 years each. And so if you go back

from this time, 80 years, before then, 80 years before that,

80 years before that, 2025 is directly in the center of a transitional point.

Meaning, everything from 2026 on is going to be

dramatically different from 2024 in the past. And leading up to 2030,

where there's a lot of agendas that have been set in place to be executed.

Yeah. Going back to the racism spell itself, I truly think

that this is an energetic parasite. I really do. It's an energetic parasite

that's planted in the subconscious. And that dissonance, right,

that is that energetic signature of racism, I look at it as it's a frequency

that is of disharmony and distorts. It poisons perception on both sides.

Both perceptions are reality. I talked about this on the live one time

and there was a lot of women that got really charged up about this when I said

that the abuse is a sign that the abuser when it comes to racism,

that the abuser and the victim are both under the same spell. That even though

the person that's abusing through racism and being the aggressor, they're still under that spell

as the abuser. And then the person that's suffering the abuse is still under that spell

because they're getting that abuse and that abuse is going to create some type of trauma

and that's going to be looped and then they're going to perceive their reality a different way towards the person

that abused them. And they're going to put that stigma on everybody that looks similar

to that person. So my thing is to heal this awareness, it's got to be reached

at a DNA level because energetically trauma travels. We know this now.

Trauma is very much an inherited vibration that could be passed on. And this memory of oppression

and colonization and enslavement, it just doesn't live in the books.

It lives in the cells. Right? In the cells. So in order for us

to break free from this, we have to realize that we're both sides of this black and white,

good or bad, it's all being hypnotized. And in order for us to awaken, we got to break

that generational spell through some type of spiritual alchemy and transform that pain

into a purpose and really grow from it. And I think it's through divine remembrance

that we break these spells, but that's just my opinion. Because I think the only way to starve these parasites

of self or perception is by loving each other. And I'm really creating a harmony by seeing

your reflection within another, which means that we have to see the soul behind the mask

in order for us to have a meaningful connection. Because if we don't see the soul behind the mask

and we only see a mask, then this negative loop or this spell of racism

will just continue to survive and we won't starve that parasite. Because there's a quote

that says racism cannot live in a room where there's love. And I truly believe that to be true.

Matter of fact, I know that to be true. I'm not going to even say I believe it.

I know it to be true because it exposes fear. It exposes what fear is trying to hide.

Love is always going to expose it. And that's why we're having this grand awakening

or great awakening because people are starting to love themselves and that love that they have

within themselves and that love that they have within themselves, they're starting to see it

within their reflection. Yeah, no. And I think when it comes to

any oppressive system, whether it's, like you said, I think fear is a good hit, right?

Racism, homophobia, transphobia. I think a lot of these

are situated in fear. I think the pressure is normally some sort of fear.

And two things. So one, the reason why humans didn't really have

these issues before, like for example, if you go to hunter-gatherer tribes,

they interact with other hunter-gatherer tribes. Even ones that look different than them.

And the reason why is because they're like, bro, it's not that deep. Like, we're just people.

We can come together. We can figure things out. They even found out that some gatherers,

even though there were different tribes, they would come together to help each other

take the boys through, like, a ritual to become a man.

Even though there were different tribes, different hunter-gatherer tribes would come together

and during those meetings trade tools and ideas and things that they could do. Humans are made

to interact with each other. In fact, interacting with people

who are different from you actually causes evolution. It causes growth. In fact,

in the famous book, I say, don't become isolationist. It's the worst thing

you can do. You'll stop every growth from becoming isolationist. You have to interact

with other people, other groups who believe different things. And then another thing is

we're naturally egalitarian. But you can't just tell people to treat each other equal.

That doesn't work. There has to be a matrix so we're all contributing equally

in a group. And we love our group, like you were just saying, then we're going to

treat each other with that same love. We become one group. In order for this group

to exist, therefore, we love each other because we know

that you are a crucial part of this group. And if you're not here,

then this group is no longer this group. And so I love each individual

like I love the group. And I think a lot of times religion's a good example

of this in trying to scare people to create separation. The way Yahweh,

some of the ancient Egyptian gods would get people to do what they wanted them to do

is say, if you don't listen to me, you're going to suffer for eternity.

You're going to go to hell. And so when I tell somebody that gay people, for example,

go to hell or like trans people go to hell, what's going to happen is

I'm going to associate them with demonic forces. I'm going to associate them with hell.

And now I'm afraid that they're, which is ridiculous if you think about it,

but they're like transness or gayness is going to get on me

and now I'm going to be condemned to hell. And a lot of these things come from what I learned

come from religion. Me and my wife have conversations about this stuff

all of the time. But I learned a lot of it comes from negative, toxic versions of religions.

And so it's the exact opposite of what we're saying. We're just talking about the group loving one another,

realizing that we're one group and coming together. Under that, I remember they asked

a hunter-gatherer, it wasn't a video, it was reading an interview. They asked him like,

what did this man say? Did he only, first of all, he had a hard time

understanding what he was saying. He was talking about because they don't have that in their culture.

But when he finally realized what he was talking about, he was like, so you don't care?

It doesn't matter to me. He was like, why not? Nobody else here is like that. It doesn't really affect me.

As long as he's doing his part in the group. Like literally, as long as he's doing his part,

I'm doing my part. It doesn't really matter to me. And they were confused, like why do you care?

We care because we're raised up in a culture that teaches us to separate one another

on going to hell, who's going to heaven, this person's a sinner and this person's pure,

this person's not, this person's white, this person's black. But all of those divisions

are really just false. They're all just really, by the end of the day, false.

You're always going to get humans that are unique and different. And unfortunately, depending on the time

that you're born in and being unique, you'll either be praised as some sort of amazing person

or you'll be persecuted and killed by the state. And that's just the reality of it. Now, I say all that to say

that I fully agree. I want to tell anybody who's watching this that if you're not

engaging with someone because they're browner than you or lighter brown than you, question that.

If you're not going to hang around someone because their sexuality is different than yours,

question that. If you're not going to hang around somebody because they believe

or they feel like they're one gender or sex rather than the other, question that.

I'm not saying that you need to go and seek out people you don't want to hang out with.

I don't believe in that either. I'm only going to hang out with people I want to hang out with. But if I don't want to hang out

with somebody for that specific reason, I critically examine myself. Is this a good reason?

Is this a prejudice I have? Where is this thought coming from? I love to do that to myself. I love to inspect myself.

I love to critically examine my mind and my brain. And I'm like, oh, I know exactly

that came from when that, because I have a bias still. I still fight the race spell. When I see older white men,

about 55 years old with blonde hair, I tend to have, I don't really like you.

And be honest, why? I found out why. Somebody who looked

exactly like that. I'm actually a little shocked that you're still battling with this. But why is that?

Oh, yeah. No, I battle with it. Like you were saying, it's a problem.

He threatened to, came out with a shotgun threat to shoot me and my dog. And so that stayed with me.

Now, I know, and this is the part where I say awareness. You have to be aware

of your shadows or they'll just take over. If you're going to pretend like they don't have

any sort of homophobia or things like that and they used to and whatnot. I tell people all the time,

there are things I still struggle with. I can know that something is wrong and still battle

with my subconscious mind. And that's what it's about. I'm always more wary of Captain Americas.

I always said, I prefer Iron Mans. I like people who say, yeah, man,

I got some issues. I'm dealing with it. I'm trying to fix it. I don't like people who say,

I'm pure. I'm a good guy all around. I would never do it. I came here to save the day.

Yeah, I am uncorruptible. That makes me nervous because people like that can't see it.

They have one job award that they were really good on some of this stuff. He said,

that's called your blind spot. And sometimes the worst thing could be a blind spot because you think it's not there.

You think you're doing great and everybody else can see it and you can't see it. And so those people

make me nervous when it comes to morality because if you truly think that you are incorruptible,

then it's going to be so easy to corrupt you. The easiest people to manipulate,

those are the easiest people. It's the people who recognize I am able to be manipulated. Here are my weak points.

Because I know these are my weak points, I need to be on guard when I'm talking

to manipulative people on these points. I know that if somebody knows,

for example, about me, that some white man did threaten

to shoot me and my dog with a shotgun when I was a kid,

they might try to use that against me. So that man right there, they might know me.

Look, these, that man, he told me that

he wants to do something terrible to you and your family. I'm just telling you,

you might want to handle that. See, I know that I'm being manipulated because I know

that's a place where I'm weaker at. So I know, like,

I'll find out for myself. I'll go talk to him. But when you don't know, you might get angry.

You might say, I know it. And so for me, that's how I'm able

to do research to where I do it with the lack of bias because I know

where I'm biased at. I know what I want to be true. I know what I want

to be false. And that enables me to do more objective research is having that realization.

And so I think everybody should try to be as honest as possible when it comes

to stuff like that. Overall, with the race spell, I truly believe

everybody's human. But just like I say in the first, and the demons

will give birth to angels in a world, in a new world

born pure, right? And so what I mean by that is,

at first when I read that, I actually didn't know what that meant. But what that means is

because I was just like writing it as it came, like in my brain, I was just putting it out

as the message was. But what that means is, look, man, we were born in this thing.

There's just certain parts of us that, and I'm not trying to be negative,

but there's just certain parts of us that have some shadows on it. Like, you know what I'm saying?

You grew up in certain areas, right? You've been in certain places. And so it's going to be on you.

It's just a reality. But it's our responsibility, whether you're giving birth to the new generation,

like physically, like reproductive, or you're teaching the next generation,

it's your job to create a new generation without those things.

Going back to what we spoke about about my daughter. It's my job to make sure that she doesn't have

those biases. I might have those biases until I die. I don't know.

But it's my job to make sure she does not. And I think that a lot of these spells

will be destroyed if we create a matrix for another generation to live in.

But not everybody can make it to the promised land. That's one of my favorite quotes because I was angry at it

the first time I heard it. Not everybody can make it to the promised land. What do you mean by that?

Not everybody can make it. Everybody needs to make it. Everybody can't make it though. Right?

Everybody can't make it. That world that we all want to live in, it might not be

this version of you. It might be another version of you living in that

a thousand years from now who doesn't have these memories. And that's okay.

And you answered, I was going to ask you a question about how do we rewrite

this energetic story of humanity so that unity becomes the default vibration

and not the default vibration? But you pretty much answered it. And I really like

the level of self-awareness that you have because it takes a lot for somebody

to be with themselves in that manner to be aware that

not only that they're not just perfect but that they have these biases

that they have to regulate and check on because it could lead them astray.

100%. And I just thought that's pretty interesting. For anybody that's listening,

that's a high level of self-awareness and we should strive to have

that level of self-awareness within ourselves with anything that we perceive

to be true or false and how it affects us emotionally because that could be a matter of life and death.

So with that being said, I want to wrap things up and I'm going to ask you this question

when it comes to spirituality. And it's this, how can we transform this racism spell

through some type of spiritual alchemy with some practical steps we could take

as individuals? To shift from this reactive anger to more of a creative awareness?

And from your perspective, how do you think, because I talk a lot about unity consciousness

and that's what my channel even on TikTok is all about. I always talk about unity consciousness collaboration

and we're all collaborating towards peace and harmony. But from your perspective, when it comes to that

unity consciousness, do you think it could be cultivated collectively just beyond a spiritual talk

but actually be a lived experience? Yeah. I think on two fronts, so I think

I love the topic of consciousness. I think on one level, and I'm sure you would agree with this, consciousness is always unified,

but it's like, are these different kinds of consciousness aware that the consciousness is unified,

therefore creating another level of unity within that space, right? Like when me and you become aware that we share a consciousness,

that we share things, that we are like one, that awareness creates a level of unity,

so I guess there's layers of unity here, right? Because in one way, we're all already unified.

Like we all live on the earth, but we can all be unified as in we are in one place, but be very disunified in practice.

And so I think it's, I know some people are not going to like me saying this, but it's the whole flat earth debate.

But one of the most interesting quotes from astronauts is they say they go up and they see this ball

or this globe, right? And then they say, oh my God,

we're just on this ball. Like we are all together. Some of them have a whole religious, it's become back

and they start changing. They try to help people and they try to help the poor. And then when psychologists

ask these astronauts, why are you acting like this? Because I looked at us and we were all on the same planet

and there's nowhere else to go. It's just us. It freaks them out. We have to take care of this place.

Right? Right. Right. Right.

Right. Right. Right. Right.

Right. Right. Right. Right.

Right. Right. Right. Right.

Right. Right. Right. Right.

Right. We got to take care of each other. We're all we got. They get in this

almost frantic unity state. It's not the state that I want people to be in because it's still

like a bit of a fear state. If we don't make this work, where is it going to work? I don't want it to be

like that. But you see this level of, wait a second, you mean it's us?

Like we're like together kind of thing. And so there's that level of the sort of levels

of awareness in that sense of, I hate to put awareness in levels.

I like to say different kinds, but in this talk, I'm going to say levels here because we're talking about unity.

So not just of being unified, but being aware that we are unified, being aware that we are together

and our consciousness is connected. But I think to even go deeper is what I learned about just from studying Earth.

Nothing does anything for no reason. Nothing just is going to do something for whatever.

When I was a teacher, me and my assistant teacher, we had a debate one time because I was awarding

the students for doing the right thing. Why are you giving them an award for doing the work?

That's what they're supposed to do. I'm like, what does that mean though? You need an incentive.

You don't come here and teach kids because you're supposed to. You're getting paid to do it.

But you are supposed to teach the children. You are supposed to teach the youth, but that's not fine.

If they stop paying you, would you come? People need reasons to do what they do,

even if it's not monetary. If it's an award, maybe it just makes them feel good. So we have to build a society

that incentivizes you, unity. This society incentivizes separation

above all else. You know, what I call fake unity. They promised us

with the age of the internet that we were going to unite, with the age of social media that we were going to unite,

with the Google, with Zooms that we were going to unite. It hasn't happened.

And that's because unification is not incentivized. What's incentivized in our culture is us versus them syndromes.

And this is why you'll rarely hear me talk about politics. Because as soon as you say politics,

people begin to divide their minds on these things they give you. So, yeah, I think the main thing is

like what you're talking about to me is egalitarianism. And I'm going to say, maybe I'll send you some clips

if I can find them that I used to study. But when you hear some of these people talk about

what the tribe is to them, like what it means to be one tribe, you might get a little like,

a little jealous. I'm like, Dad, man, you grew up like that?

Like where y'all are just like one cohesive thing. Like you still have your own individuality,

but your individuality, like I am because we are because I am. Like they live it.

They're like, this is just reality. We don't know any of it. We don't even know

any other way of being. I love that. And to me, that is the unity

that we need to get back to. And I think once we move past this kind of society we call civilization,

we can move on to greater things. But on a smaller token for those watching,

like, okay, but how can I do anything now? I think you should be you should join communities

like Aura's communities, like my communities. I think you should look for people who have

similar goals and objectives. Because we come from a religious culture, we want to convert.

That's our thing. Everybody wants to go and convert. Spend all their time

trying to convince everybody. There's people trying to convert people to awaken. That's what I'm saying.

And I'm like, bro, why don't you just go talk to the people

who are already there? Like the other people don't come along. But we already got people here

who are trying to find people to come together. And then I'll leave it on this. When it comes to unity,

it's like you just said. We do not, and I tell you this all the time, we do not need to agree

on everything. That's, again, religious thinking. We do not need to agree

on everything. I am friends with people who think things that are completely

contrary with me. One of my closest friends, my brother-in-law, he's in the Nation of Islam.

He's in the Nation of Islam. My brother, my blood brother, another one of my closest friends,

he's Catholic and he believes in the democratic process of the United States of America.

We completely disagree. And sometimes we talk about these disagreements. But I love him

and he loves me. So we can disagree and still be together and still love one another.

Absolutely. And I was going to mention how you took the words out of my mouth,

but I was going to say the way that you can overcome this is by joining communities of similar values

to yours and then integrate yourself with those communities. And the more you do that,

those communities are building just like your community. Have you hit a thousand members?

Because remember I said I want to celebrate that. I think we should all celebrate it, right? Yeah.

So don't forget that. Let's celebrate when we hit a thousand. And it doesn't have to necessarily

be a thousand, but when we hit over the thousand mark. But the thing is that I think that by joining

those types of communities, like what I'm doing, I'm part of a lot of communities. Right now.

And it's growing. And I'm conditioning my subconscious to be part of community

to the point where as electromagnetic bodies that we have being multi-dimensional beings

as we are, the more we put ourselves in those environments, we're going to magnetize

more of that. Mm-hmm. 100%. So we don't have to necessarily

recruit, but our example will be the recruitment. 100%.

As it is now. That's how we're forming these communities through example.

Exactly. People are drawn to how we're setting the example and they're like,

I resonate with that example energetically and it makes that and we create a synergy.

100%. So with all that being said, your final thoughts, your final transmission

for this episode on racism, the spell of racism. I'll say this. If you're like me

and have a certain amount of melanin and because I run into these people all the time,

I get it. Right? You're still, you're starting from

the historical points. You're seeing these crazy things. Just understand that the ancestors

who you hold up so high were not under a race spell and they didn't even know of anything called race.

And so those ancestors, same thing for European groups, your ancient ancestors, before they were colonized

by the Romans, by the way, when they were the indigenous people

on a land being conquered, they didn't believe in nothing called race. They didn't believe in that.

They didn't have anything like that. These things, these opinions and spells

were forced upon you. You were indoctrinated and you do not have to uphold these beliefs.

And if you look at your entire ancestry, it's a very small percentage who believed in this stuff

that you believe in today. And I'll tell all the people who are just trying to come out of it

to get to change yourself in any meaningful way. It is not through willpower. You legislate behavior.

This is part of philosophy of order. You cannot just write down, I won't be racist anymore. It doesn't work like that.

That's not how you create change. If you want to come into your higher self, you have different possibilities,

different timelines. I'm not going to go into the whole fifth dimension thing right now

or quantum, multiple world interpretation. But in order to invoke a certain version of yourself,

you have to build that matrix. You have to build mental matrix, which everybody talks about, which is awesome,

but you also have to build the social matrix. You have to build the digital matrix.

What are you watching? You have to build the physical matrix. What do you see

when you wake up? What are you walking through? But for this particular topic, the social matrix

is the biggest part. You have to start surrounding yourself with people

who believe something counter to what you believe, who represent

something counter to what you represent. And through that, you will be able

to create a new person that's beyond that race spell. Definitely,

I know this is Ora's community. I want y'all to continue to support Ora.

I think Ora is awesome. He knows that. I can't wait until he starts

writing books and stuff. And then, also, definitely check out

The Philosophy of Order. Any of the books, FAMS, World War Gods,

any of that. But most importantly, my thing is just create a new matrix

for yourself if you want to become a better version of yourself.

I'll say, and also, too, we're going to have a link in the description

for this episode to join The Philosophy of Order community,

a free community. There's other upgrades that you can join once you're in there

to have further mentorship, and be part of, let's just say,

other community courses that can help you elevate, upgrade, and ascend into

a better state of being than the one you're in now. And the last thing I'm going to say is

thank you, brother, for coming up and for sharing your wisdom,

your wisdom, your peace, your presence, your knowledge,

and for helping people to understand how to apply

this knowledge really of self. The self-awareness is so key

and so important now. So, with that being said, I want to thank everybody who came to this episode.

They watched the full episode, and I know you got great substance. I'm not going to even hope

that you did. I know that you got substance from this. As always,

when you live in the present, there's always an opportunity for a new beginning. And the beautiful thing

about being present is that there always can be a new beginning to something.

You can always pivot to a new trajectory in life. There's nothing stopping us.

And don't look for the light at the end of the tunnel because the light is and always will be

within you. So, you light up the tunnel and find your way through the darkness.

And as always, here on the Network of Awareness, as you saw today, that we have meaningful connections

with our reflections and we gain elevation. We're not under the spell of racism.

We've dispelled and debunk the spell of racism here in the now.

So, peace, love, balance, and abundance to you all. Thank you.

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