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[00:00:30–00:00:38] We have given them a savings account that will grow for them to help them and whatever they decide they want to buy.
[00:00:38–00:00:39] I love that.
[00:00:39–00:00:42] So, you know, it's a good present for Christmas. It's good.
[00:00:42–00:00:46] You know, it's like you do anything with it, whatever you want.
[00:00:46–00:00:51] You know what? We should put together a Zoom where like we all get together and like do it together.
[00:00:51–00:00:54] So like nobody like procrastinates.
[00:00:54–00:01:03] I always put it off thinking that way they won't spend their money, which is not necessarily how you make money.
[00:01:03–00:01:06] That's a different subject, different story.
[00:01:06–00:01:08] And I'm too much of a bitch to do it that way.
[00:01:08–00:01:09] Okay.
[00:01:09–00:01:14] So, Gary, they were talking about the place before when I just popped on.
[00:01:14–00:01:22] And Cassandra's asking too is she was asking if Mrs. Mack is a kind bitch leader.
[00:01:22–00:01:25] No, she's a seductive bitch leader.
[00:01:25–00:01:32] She just looks at him and goes this way.
[00:01:32–00:01:51] You know, and she keeps them out of trouble and they begin to learn to follow her because they learn not to question what she does, but realize that what she's done is always for the best and the betterment of everyone, which is where I like to function from the best and the betterment of everyone that.
[00:01:51–00:01:53] Yes. Yes.
[00:01:53–00:01:59] Okay, so let's start with the first question Simone will you read the questions please because I can't see him.
[00:01:59–00:02:03] Yes.
[00:02:03–00:02:14] You said that you said that being a bitch I can bring changes to the world what changes does the world need and how can I by turning on the bitches energy bring them in.
[00:02:14–00:02:29] So, you obviously haven't learned much about access because I say always ask what the world needs, never come to conclusion. You're trying to come to conclusion, you need to be in the question of what does the world need from me today.
[00:02:29–00:02:40] Because each day it'll change according to this people, the number of people who are willing to change every day, and those that aren't willing to change will never change, and you cannot change them.
[00:02:40–00:02:48] So you have to be willing to ask the question what kind of change today every day, and then the earth will show you.
[00:02:48–00:02:53] And can I add to that to like it just asking what people can receive.
[00:02:53–00:02:58] Yeah, because that's what people can receive because a whole lot of people can't receive.
[00:02:58–00:03:10] The question, you know, function from that question like be it all the time. Yeah, and you'll notice that you create difficulties when you don't function from that question or don't ask it.
[00:03:10–00:03:25] You know the idea of asking questions is so you'll eventually become the question that you're asking. And so you'll move through the world rather than as a brick moving through the world you become a fluid item moving through the world that
[00:03:25–00:03:28] doesn't move anywhere.
[00:03:28–00:03:32] Boom, shaka laka. Yeah. So there.
[00:03:32–00:03:34] Okay, next question.
[00:03:34–00:03:36] Okay.
[00:03:36–00:03:46] Same person second question Gary you gave cool phrases for manipulating a boss or a cunt. Tell me I love the boss or a cunt is in the same thing tell me how can I learn such manipulation.
[00:03:46–00:03:51] Are there any books about this you gave me a beautiful fish and I want to get a fishing rod.
[00:03:51–00:03:56] Sorry honey, there. No one teaches you this except me.
[00:03:56–00:04:08] So the only way you're going to learn it is if you do every friggin access class there is or read every single book because each one of them has a line or two that can help you, but I can't put them all down in one place.
[00:04:08–00:04:14] We do have a class that's available in the shop called lies lies and manipulation. I'm, oh that's a good one.
[00:04:14–00:04:20] Yeah, it's, it's really dives deep into it so I highly recommend it.
[00:04:20–00:04:25] Simone, are you talking about the classic Copenhagen? Is that the one you want?
[00:04:25–00:04:27] There's telecall.
[00:04:27–00:04:29] But yeah it's a telecall.
[00:04:29–00:04:39] I remember the first class you ever did in San Francisco I have no idea if that's actually up on the thing or not lies lies manipulation you did in San Francisco.
[00:04:39–00:04:50] Because you gave, you gave me a process which I'm just going to give everyone because it might actually help with this and I didn't understand it for so long and I might not still understand it.
[00:04:50–00:05:01] You said what this is how long ago it was what energy space and consciousness that's all we used to have what energy space and consciousness can I be that would allow me to be the bitch of lust that I truly be.
[00:05:01–00:05:05] And everything at that is time to console Ian right and wrong.
[00:05:05–00:05:06] Good and bad.
[00:05:06–00:05:09] Good and bad.
[00:05:09–00:05:15] I have ran that over the last like 16 years on and off so.
[00:05:15–00:05:20] I like it.
[00:05:20–00:05:29] So the next question is, could you please expand on what you said to so Gary, you are angry and you suppress it at the same time so you can feel like shit.
[00:05:29–00:05:33] So you feel like you very grateful.
[00:05:33–00:05:39] So what I was talking about is most of you have learned that your anger is not acceptable.
[00:05:39–00:05:46] In particular school grew up in a family where his anger was never acceptable.
[00:05:46–00:06:01] And so as a result, he learned to suppress his anger, which, when he did that made him feel like crap, which made him feel like what his parents said he was.
[00:06:01–00:06:05] Most of us have learned to do that.
[00:06:05–00:06:18] You don't get angry, you suppress your anger in order to prove that you that feeling like shit is what you're supposed to feel like, which is that's what because that's what people tell you you're supposed to feel like, which is not true.
[00:06:18–00:06:20] And not the way it should be.
[00:06:20–00:06:31] So then if someone like my mother who always projected at me and literally told me in words, what a bitch and a slut I was used to call me a slut, because I don't like you even more now.
[00:06:31–00:06:33] I like lots.
[00:06:33–00:06:35] I know great.
[00:06:35–00:06:45] And so then, if she's projecting that and saying that like whatever your parents are projecting and saying, then, then you try to be it.
[00:06:45–00:06:59] So you try to avoid it, and you try to avoid and defend against being those things, thinking that's the way not to become what they are.
[00:06:59–00:07:08] But in so doing you're having to suppress you, and that creates an anger in you to having to suppress you, and then you become more of it because of that which isn't really workable.
[00:07:08–00:07:17] Whereas I was just really interested in my friends used to call me the three month wonder because they did relationships in three months and then I was like, and walk away.
[00:07:17–00:07:21] It worked for me, but apparently not for my mother.
[00:07:21–00:07:32] Well, I mean, unfortunately, you weren't able to walk away from your mother in three months because you weren't old enough to run when you got three months.
[00:07:32–00:07:44] Okay, so the next question is what do you recommend for building and creating the kingdom of bitch this cause been empowering I see where I gave up stopped or got shoved down knock down and I would like to never be knocked down again.
[00:07:44–00:07:50] So what could I run that would help me with never giving up and getting back if I am knocked down.
[00:07:50–00:07:54] Well, you can try never give up that try.
[00:07:54–00:07:58] You could try never give up never give in never quit.
[00:07:58–00:08:01] And what is this what do I do with it.
[00:08:01–00:08:15] Can I change it if so how do I change it and what energy space and consciousness can be in my body be to be the demon bitch from hell we truly be for all eternity.
[00:08:15–00:08:26] And can I add to, are you actually really have you been knocked down, or are you just looking for people to align and agree with you rather than choose what works for you.
[00:08:26–00:08:34] And you beat leader, and you truly choose what works for you and you go, no matter who's going, it's like no one can ever knock you down.
[00:08:34–00:08:37] And no one can ever stop you.
[00:08:37–00:08:47] And that awareness is really vital to get. I mean look, look at the way to make sure you never get knocked down again, keep your awareness don't give it up.
[00:08:47–00:08:52] Yeah look at this it's like you have experienced that, but you're still here.
[00:08:52–00:09:03] You're looking for something different. So did you really get knocked down, and maybe you got knocked down temporarily but you sure as fuck aren't down and out otherwise you wouldn't be here.
[00:09:03–00:09:05] You wouldn't be exploring something different.
[00:09:05–00:09:07] You sure as hell would be on this call.
[00:09:07–00:09:10] Yep, you bitch.
[00:09:10–00:09:14] I love getting knocked down because then it makes every time I get up I'm stronger.
[00:09:14–00:09:16] I know weird isn't it.
[00:09:16–00:09:20] So when you come over to my house on Saturday just knock you down push you over.
[00:09:20–00:09:24] You try it Simone.
[00:09:24–00:09:28] Wow there's the slut in bitch slut I see it.
[00:09:28–00:09:30] Yep.
[00:09:30–00:09:33] What goes on in my house with me and Shannon stays in my house.
[00:09:33–00:09:36] Hey, that's fine.
[00:09:36–00:09:43] Simone and hate could I hop in and kind of ask a question about.
[00:09:43–00:09:45] Now voyager.
[00:09:45–00:09:47] Yeah.
[00:09:48–00:09:50] It.
[00:09:50–00:10:08] My question is about the effects of the mother and how the main character like changed through, like, over time like went from living with her mother and then live life and change so it's like, was that an amazing awesome choice like I just I just was wondering
[00:10:08–00:10:13] if she had any words to say about that because I thought that was like such a powerful movie.
[00:10:13–00:10:22] Did you notice that the psychiatrist supported her and choosing for herself.
[00:10:22–00:10:23] Yeah.
[00:10:23–00:10:24] Okay.
[00:10:24–00:10:40] So it's like what we do in access is try to give you the tools to support yourself to choose for yourself. But as you learn to choose for yourself, you can also learn to create things greater than you've ever been or done before.
[00:10:40–00:10:49] And a bitch will always go for more, never for less.
[00:10:49–00:10:52] Thanks.
[00:10:52–00:10:54] Mic drop. Yeah. Okay.
[00:10:54–00:10:56] Classes over. Bye bye.
[00:10:56–00:10:59] Next question.
[00:10:59–00:11:10] The spinster sister piece was very big for me is blaming being a cunt. I'm aware that many of the things I hold hold.
[00:11:10–00:11:24] Number one, stop trying to make bitch, the one ring to rule them all. It's not. You have to use all the tools you've learned in access in order to be a bitch.
[00:11:24–00:11:34] But you keep trying to do blame shame and regret with your distractor implants and think that that has some validity. It has none.
[00:11:34–00:11:42] It's the lie you have used to keep yourself down for your entire life.
[00:11:42–00:11:53] Blaming is a distractor implant, like you said, and that's anti consciousness. So when you indulge in those distractor implants, you're being anti conscious that has nothing to do with the bitch power that we're talking about.
[00:11:53–00:11:55] I just wanted to back you up there.
[00:11:55–00:12:02] Thank you. You cannot give power to a lie and expect to be a bitch of consciousness.
[00:12:02–00:12:08] But that's like anti conscious. That's different.
[00:12:08–00:12:18] Which sort of leads to the second part of the question as well because he says I'm aware that many of the things I thought were unchangeable changed for me without effort.
[00:12:18–00:12:28] And with regards to money I'm still somewhere looking to blame it all the family or Indian poverty point of view what would a bitch do can you please help me claim my true point of view here thank you.
[00:12:28–00:12:33] Whatever they needed to do to create money with no point of view.
[00:12:33–00:12:41] And yeah and basically you just asked that in the question. I mean it says, you know things that you thought were unchangeable change but you didn't have a point of view about it.
[00:12:41–00:12:55] So you change it. It's like ask it's like if you make something me if you make something so meaningful, it will always have control over you. So if you make money, this thing that's just like so significant meaningful it will always control you.
[00:12:55–00:13:04] And what do you mean by meaningful and significant that you allow it to follow you and everything that that is, will you destroy and uncreate it.
[00:13:04–00:13:10] Right on good and bad pot and pot call nine shirts boys povads and beyonds.
[00:13:10–00:13:23] And also, you said, where am I I would ask that question where am I, and when am I. Yeah, where am I when I am I at what age am I being when it comes to money.
[00:13:24–00:13:28] Because getting clear on that.
[00:13:28–00:13:45] Here's the thing about something like money and, and certain of these things is we learn really fucked up strategies from a very young age and are still doing them, because we learn them from people who are idiots that we wanted to try to make love us.
[00:13:45–00:13:50] So we became like them so they would like us blah blah blah blah blah.
[00:13:51–00:13:53] Loves by an idiot, that would be a great.
[00:13:53–00:13:55] Oh, that would be a great romance novel.
[00:13:55–00:13:59] Oh, okay Simone get to write it.
[00:13:59–00:14:02] Like, yeah, exactly.
[00:14:02–00:14:08] And, you know, and something, if you're not present.
[00:14:08–00:14:23] One of the things that happens is you'll have something that occurs that some form of trauma from your point of view, and you'll stay where it occurred you keep a certain amount of your very energy of your being there, trying to figure it out but also keeps you from being present
[00:14:23–00:14:39] You have to be there to keep it as a problem. It's like the 50 first date things where you don't remember yesterday. If you didn't always look to the past to see where things were coming from, then you wouldn't have a past, and then the past could never control you.
[00:14:39–00:14:51] But as long as you have the point of view that this happened in the past, then you have to look to what happened to make sure it doesn't happen again rather than what would it take to get over this.
[00:14:51–00:14:55] And you have to create a future that you could be asking for an actual.
[00:14:55–00:15:05] And you have to keep looking for what happened and so you keep it in your world so it keeps happening because you're trying to figure out why it happened.
[00:15:05–00:15:07] It happened. You chose it.
[00:15:07–00:15:09] Okay, move on.
[00:15:09–00:15:13] That's the problem is people think things happen to us not we create and we choose them. Right.
[00:15:13–00:15:25] But it's like if you finally get that you chose it. So how the hell did you create it you chose it. Okay, now what I'd like to choose this again, or what I like to create something different and what would it take to create that.
[00:15:25–00:15:32] Yeah, which is how I live my life.
[00:15:33–00:15:47] The next one is says ask ease with abuse anger towards so called uncle at age five ease with this hatred energy. He is already fucked by illnesses and not in the same country. Thank you. Okay.
[00:15:47–00:15:50] It's not actually a question.
[00:15:50–00:15:52] There's no question there.
[00:15:52–00:16:05] That is not a question you're saying that all this is but you're trying to ask is that you're trying to pretend that's the question the problem is, you were abused. Did you die.
[00:16:05–00:16:12] No. So if you didn't die. Guess what it wasn't that abusive.
[00:16:12–00:16:20] What did you do to not let it be that abusive that you're not acknowledging.
[00:16:20–00:16:27] And they're also asking could you talk about scarlet or how our character of the movie go with the wind.
[00:16:28–00:16:38] Scarlett O'Hara was about a woman who was going to get what she wanted one way or another. And for her, it was all about how money was the problem.
[00:16:38–00:16:41] And it's like if I can get the money then I'll be fine.
[00:16:41–00:16:43] She got the money.
[00:16:43–00:16:46] And that didn't solve everything.
[00:16:46–00:16:49] She, you know, had sex.
[00:16:49–00:16:57] And then had a baby and was thrilled to have a baby but wouldn't tell her husband and wouldn't do anything to make it easier or more fun.
[00:16:57–00:17:02] So the husband spoiled the kid.
[00:17:02–00:17:11] And then the kid dies and then like she has nothing to live for, except the man that she's rejected who rejects her.
[00:17:11–00:17:16] Wow, what a love story.
[00:17:16–00:17:21] And the piece that you just said that Gary was and the money didn't solve anything.
[00:17:21–00:17:29] It's like how many you have something that is an outside source as like money that you think is going to solve everything.
[00:17:29–00:17:31] So let's try this.
[00:17:31–00:17:43] So what jails are using to create the dominance of equals MC squared to prove that the outside source that will solve your life and make everything work.
[00:17:43–00:17:52] That is really the only problem you have that you cannot solve.
[00:17:52–00:17:56] Because you cannot solve it.
[00:17:56–00:18:03] Are you choosing everything that is times God's doing we revoke we can't rescind reclaimed renowns to nest turn on graded on.
[00:18:03–00:18:09] Right wrong good and bad pot and pot call nine shorts boys povads and beyond.
[00:18:09–00:18:15] Oh good I think we have to run that three or four more times.
[00:18:15–00:18:24] What jails are you using to create the dominance of equals MC squared to prove that the outside source.
[00:18:24–00:18:36] That will solve your life and make everything work is really the only problem you have that you cannot solve because you cannot solve it. Are you choosing.
[00:18:36–00:18:40] Everything that is revoke a camera say we're claiming as to nest turn on cradle.
[00:18:40–00:18:45] Right wrong good and bad pot and pot call nine shorts boys povads and beyond.
[00:18:45–00:19:14] So what jails are you using to create the dominance of equals MC squared to prove that the outside source that will solve your life and make everything work is really the only problem you have that you cannot solve because you cannot solve it.
[00:19:14–00:19:19] Right wrong good and bad pot and pot call nine shorts boys povads and beyond.
[00:19:19–00:19:22] The outside problem.
[00:19:22–00:19:29] I love it. You have this. The problem I have is I need more money. That's my problem. I need more money.
[00:19:29–00:19:38] I am working as hard as a fucking can. Well you better hurry up because I could die before you made enough money for me.
[00:19:38–00:19:43] You keep talking like that you're going to die a lot sooner than you think.
[00:19:43–00:19:46] You're going to die an elbow in the hot.
[00:19:46–00:19:51] Yeah, I wouldn't blame him.
[00:19:51–00:19:55] I think it's great. So let's write it one more time.
[00:19:55–00:20:08] What jails are you using to create the dominance of equals MC squared to prove that the outside source that will solve your life and make everything work is really the only problem you have that you cannot solve because you cannot solve it.
[00:20:08–00:20:11] Are you choosing.
[00:20:11–00:20:40] What jails are you using to create the dominance of equals MC squared to prove that the outside source that will solve your life and make everything work is really the only problem you have that you cannot solve because you cannot solve it.
[00:20:40–00:20:51] That's why are you are you choosing everything that is right and wrong getting bad pot and pot call nine shorts and beyond.
[00:20:51–00:21:09] You said it's baffling in its simplicity, because that's what we do. It's like we're not that intelligent. We're not that smart. We baffle ourselves with the the most inane thing like we cannot actualize something by our choices that we make.
[00:21:10–00:21:18] I think the thing is we look for something we can solve instead of realizing okay, can I choose different.
[00:21:18–00:21:30] Yeah, it's like when I was when I was 12 years old, my mother said to a salesman, Oh, Gary will never have money. He's always spending all his money on taking care of his friends.
[00:21:30–00:21:33] He'll never have money as long as he lives.
[00:21:33–00:21:37] I looked, looked at her and went, yes, I will.
[00:21:37–00:21:50] I realized that I just realized recently that's the moment I decided I would have money, regardless of what my mother said, now my mother was kind, sweet, loving person she was not mean and nasty.
[00:21:50–00:21:58] And she didn't mean it as mean and nasty she just thought that was the way I was going to create my life is by giving everything a well.
[00:21:58–00:22:08] I still give a lot of way but I don't, you know, it hasn't stopped me from having money to Chinese what did you.
[00:22:08–00:22:14] Oh, it's just interesting to hear you indicate that that was the moment you realized you're going to have money because I had one of those two.
[00:22:14–00:22:24] I had like a literal moment where it had to do with my mom as well. You know, and that was like my moment of like that was the shift of I'm going to, I'm never going to have a money problem.
[00:22:24–00:22:28] And I just wondering if that's like a thing people do or if that's just something me and you did.
[00:22:28–00:22:33] Well that's something you did that's something I did that's something that a whole lot of us have done.
[00:22:33–00:22:45] A whole lot of us have not looked for that moment, nor been willing to go I'm not going to choose this. Why would I want to live like this. Why would I want to live in poverty.
[00:22:45–00:22:51] Harvey ain't that much fun. Okay, I've lived there. I've been there, and I don't like it.
[00:22:52–00:23:09] Can I say something about this call today that's off this topic about money and poverty. I'm like having I'm like totally lost in space, like I cannot even connect to this topic or this event like am I like the only one having that experience, like what happened.
[00:23:09–00:23:13] Well, it's like we went to a new place with all this.
[00:23:13–00:23:25] Okay, we created space with all of this, and people are starting to be the demanding bitches they truly be demanding to create a greater reality.
[00:23:25–00:23:40] Yeah I was going to say did we go from the defined definition of bitch that is so reality to the capacities of what we can be that includes it and doesn't need to choose because I'm not.
[00:23:40–00:23:50] I'm not I'm not seeing a lot of building on this energy and the questions yet, but is it because I'm not seeing it or is it because it's not there, and I'm saying it's not there, a lot of hands up.
[00:23:50–00:23:52] It's not there a lot of hands up to.
[00:23:52–00:23:53] Okay, good.
[00:23:53–00:23:59] Well, and how much has everything we've done in access changed the world since the last call.
[00:23:59–00:24:04] Yeah, you know, it's like, we different world kids.
[00:24:04–00:24:09] What's that your SOP.
[00:24:10–00:24:18] ESB and the classes were all facilitating and I mean it's like everything we're doing with access is off the charts right now.
[00:24:18–00:24:28] It's like we do. There's a whole different world so let's, and I'm so glad world that's opening up to, you know, yeah ours.
[00:24:28–00:24:31] Yeah, you know, yeah.
[00:24:31–00:24:39] It's like, I'm really glad you said that because it's, I've got a similar I think probably a lot of us do.
[00:24:39–00:24:47] And I'm glad you brought that up because like, okay, where can we go now. That's never been possible before. Yeah, well, that's not a good question.
[00:24:47–00:24:49] That's a good question.
[00:24:49–00:24:54] Not where can we go but what have we opened that we're not acknowledging.
[00:24:54–00:24:59] What where we stepped into things in a different way it'll create a different world.
[00:24:59–00:25:00] Okay.
[00:25:00–00:25:05] And how much different is the world that we're not seeing.
[00:25:05–00:25:08] Yep.
[00:25:08–00:25:18] Well different is the world that we're not seeing that's a great question for me today. Thank you be appropriate to talk about the conversation Gary that I had with you this morning or
[00:25:18–00:25:19] sure.
[00:25:19–00:25:20] Go for it.
[00:25:20–00:25:38] Okay, it might help is I had a conversation with Gary yesterday and it was about business and joy business like business done different etc specialties access facilitators all of that rolled into one and I said, Hey, I said, is it time that business done
[00:25:38–00:25:43] before the class was a prerequisite for certified facilitators.
[00:25:43–00:25:54] And he said yes he said you weren't willing to be a bitch before right to ask for this or etc and then I sat with it for 24 hours and this morning I rang him and went okay.
[00:25:54–00:26:05] What did you mean by that. And one of the things that we claimed like what he said was you and correct me fine because it's just a it was a question a conversation 20 minutes before here.
[00:26:05–00:26:14] He said you haven't been willing to put yourself out there and be the forefront and it's also not going to just be me business done different it's going to be a few other JCS as well.
[00:26:14–00:26:23] That it's a prerequisite starting in February next year for to be a certified facilitators like you know they got to know about business they want to choose to be that but anyway blah blah blah.
[00:26:23–00:26:29] And I said, Oh, because Dane will always put himself out there and at the forefront. Right.
[00:26:29–00:26:39] And, and Shannon has will always do that as well and I said Gary you do that but you do it in a different way and he said yes I do it more like a seductive bitch.
[00:26:39–00:26:47] And one of the things I realized this morning is I've literally like I I've hidden myself.
[00:26:48–00:26:57] In business from being at the forefront like for me facilitating was not the easiest choice to make when guarantee and ask me to see a piece because I went.
[00:26:57–00:27:06] Holy shit I love being worldwide coordinator I love the business side of it but I was always I was also hiding in the business side of it rather than being at the forefront.
[00:27:06–00:27:25] In the last couple of years has it from my choice I've been like, yes, okay, I'm willing to be that but willing to be that even more so now that something I, I had created I actualize is actually valuable is that.
[00:27:26–00:27:39] You see, I mean the thing that I always wanted you to get is you did all these business things with the people who were going for being CFs and most of them never instituted.
[00:27:39–00:27:52] You know they like to be a certified facilitate they like access and but they get there it's like having a party, and then you're oh shit was I meant to order drinks and food and have music it's like, you've actually got to the business side of it as well.
[00:27:52–00:28:01] You've got to contribute to it and you've got to look at it for what else do I need to do or be to create this to create this in reality.
[00:28:01–00:28:09] But I wasn't willing to be the bitch that was acknowledging what I had had a part in creating to get out there.
[00:28:09–00:28:26] You weren't willing to be the bitch that got acknowledged for creating something that would change people's lives, which is funny because when I came along to access we were in four countries and now we're in like 185 or something like that.
[00:28:26–00:28:35] So if I was actually can't be that big we were only 179 come see comes up.
[00:28:35–00:28:36] Okay.
[00:28:36–00:28:43] And we just lost one amount do you you know, I think I think we're higher than that but anyway.
[00:28:43–00:28:45] So if I.
[00:28:45–00:28:57] So if I'm truly willing to set like be the bitch of what I have actualize, then it would exponentialize even greater.
[00:28:58–00:29:10] Yes, so with access, which is why, you know, it's like, and I tried to tell Simone I couldn't suggest it. I had to wait until she could ask for it.
[00:29:10–00:29:23] Now, why, because when you're working with consciousness consciousness leads you to where you need to go.
[00:29:23–00:29:28] I was willing to lead as the business source.
[00:29:28–00:29:33] I could not go there, nor make others go there.
[00:29:33–00:29:45] And just like people are, you know, people are now in a place where they're beginning to look as bitches to see what kind of change they can create in the world.
[00:29:45–00:29:55] And it's not that there's a particular change the world needs. There are many, many things that need changing.
[00:29:55–00:30:14] And I'm going to ask everybody in access at some point to send $100 to Liz Cheney's election fund. She's the most real statesman that we have in the United States.
[00:30:14–00:30:22] Simone is fucking amazing. And she's a goddamn Republican.
[00:30:22–00:30:40] Which I think is funny. Gary, I just have to say something that she, as you know, she lost a primary today because of of Trump backers, and she's considering running for president and I said to myself.
[00:30:40–00:30:48] Well, I will register to vote. If she runs for president because I haven't been ready to vote for years. I'm like, I guess access.
[00:30:48–00:30:59] I will change, I will change my vote to change my party to Republican so I can vote for her. Exactly.
[00:30:59–00:31:03] And I'll send her $1,000.
[00:31:04–00:31:18] You're going to just mention there's a new political party. Yes, there is called forward. And their motto is not left, not right, but forward together. Yeah, I'm like, wow.
[00:31:19–00:31:24] No, thanks.
[00:31:24–00:31:38] I wouldn't do that to you. No, just be the most miserable job. Thank you. Take on the fact that people have the willingness to do it is insane to me, but we'll get over that. Okay, I think we have how many more questions do we have Simone?
[00:31:38–00:31:43] Because we also have a lot of people with a lot of hands up. Can we take some of the hands up questions.
[00:31:44–00:31:53] And I'll read these questions and see what's yeah because it's more like, okay, can I just say if you send in questions we don't need the essay. We literally just need the question.
[00:31:53–00:31:54] Yeah.
[00:31:54–00:31:56] But they like the essay.
[00:31:56–00:31:59] She'll important. Great story.
[00:31:59–00:32:05] So let's take. Let's take three of the hands up.
[00:32:05–00:32:08] Okay, Nermida.
[00:32:08–00:32:22] No, I do have a question but I have to say I realized something hysterical when this call started. We talk about changing the world and being bitches, etc. is I have this.
[00:32:22–00:32:39] I know it sounds obscure but I have this liver cleansing tea that I love and I order it on Amazon every week and I love it and it's always just come. And two days ago when it arrived, it was a liver cleansing product for dogs that they say.
[00:32:39–00:32:42] I guess you really are a bitch now.
[00:32:42–00:32:45] Fucking a bitch.
[00:32:45–00:32:52] I just realized how funny that was just now at first I was annoyed but then I realized, Oh, duh.
[00:32:52–00:33:03] So, my question is, in the context of being a bitch can you speak about the difference of being intimidating versus being threatening.
[00:33:03–00:33:16] If a cut creates threats, a bitch is intimidating a bitch will imply a cut will vilify.
[00:33:16–00:33:30] It's also if you're going to threaten. This is something I've looked at in my own world. If you're going to threaten. If you're not willing to follow through your threats aren't very effective I have found threatening isn't very effective unless you're really willing to go there.
[00:33:30–00:33:43] I was a tool you were taught by somebody else in your life. I would suggest that I would listen to this intimidation versus threatening thing because how many of you guys have raised kids and like you threaten them and they like they totally know you're bullshit because you're not going to follow through like threats you
[00:33:43–00:33:57] really have to be willing to go there and if you are, then threaten, but if you're not always willing to go there with my recommendation and my ex wife was not my ex wife was threatened you never follow through.
[00:33:57–00:34:02] Totally, totally. He threw all of our clothes.
[00:34:02–00:34:17] I remember you were so fucking pissed that we were cleaning up our rooms and he fucking he told us to clean up our rooms or we was going to throw all of our clothes out on the front lawn and then you did, but I don't remember who cleaned that up.
[00:34:17–00:34:20] I don't know who cleaned it up I didn't.
[00:34:20–00:34:33] It really was really effective that you follow through on your on your threats because it creates like more of a respect for the what's being stated, whereas if you threaten and you don't follow through no one will respect your work no one will really listen to you.
[00:34:33–00:34:38] Well people know that you're, you're bullshitting you're not actually doing something.
[00:34:38–00:34:42] So that's not being an effective bit right threatening isn't unless you're willing to go there.
[00:34:42–00:35:01] It's like in a in a legal context where stating the facts is a vilification but it is factual how, how does that work. Okay, have you ever heard me say that in the law, he who lies best wins.
[00:35:01–00:35:02] Okay.
[00:35:02–00:35:12] So do you want to state the facts, or do you want to make up the facts the way Trump does and get away with it.
[00:35:12–00:35:15] Okay.
[00:35:15–00:35:17] Sorry, that's the way it works.
[00:35:17–00:35:18] Okay.
[00:35:18–00:35:20] Thank you.
[00:35:20–00:35:22] I don't understand what is question.
[00:35:22–00:35:39] So my question is that he said to not vilify, but in certain instances vilification would be required like if you're lying in court or you're actually stating the facts or embellishing them that is vilification how.
[00:35:39–00:35:42] Oh, I see no, I understand no way you told her what.
[00:35:42–00:35:44] So that's where I'm like where's the line.
[00:35:44–00:35:47] Are you looking for sense in an area where there is no.
[00:35:47–00:35:48] Yeah.
[00:35:48–00:35:50] Okay, got it.
[00:35:50–00:35:52] I think that's what he's recommended.
[00:35:52–00:36:00] It's all inventive and it's all crap and it's all who you lies best wins. Got to come up with the best fucking lie of anybody.
[00:36:00–00:36:03] Okay, got it. All right.
[00:36:03–00:36:04] Thank you.
[00:36:04–00:36:05] Thank you.
[00:36:05–00:36:06] Okay, who's next.
[00:36:06–00:36:09] Can we take Christina's question.
[00:36:09–00:36:14] Sure.
[00:36:14–00:36:15] Hi guys.
[00:36:15–00:36:16] Meekinator.
[00:36:16–00:36:17] Hi.
[00:36:17–00:36:18] Hello.
[00:36:18–00:36:25] Hi everybody this call by the way to super transforming one of the most amazing things I've ever received from access consciousness.
[00:36:25–00:36:35] And being able to step into so many different things and get into so much more allowance of all these energies around me and when I'm being them has been life changing so thank you.
[00:36:36–00:36:41] Yeah, thanks. I'm like, thank you for putting it like everybody that's on here.
[00:36:41–00:36:50] When we talked about the lady energy and the bitch energy and content energy together and today when you talked about seductive bitch with Simone.
[00:36:50–00:37:02] I had noticed when I was looking for myself like at Lady Energy which I've read the book twice and I'm reading it again, and bitch energy that like there I wasn't fully willing to engage in lady seductive bitch energy.
[00:37:02–00:37:15] And I was like, and I was noticed. So this is two part question the perverted disabilities to now how the wrongness strongness and everything we was considered to be a value and whatever.
[00:37:15–00:37:29] I've been looking at all of those things that are the wrong as strong as things. And I apologize for the kind of like this can be related of this but there's like a capacity to being a seductive bitch that I know I could step into here for greater
[00:37:29–00:37:34] opportunities that I noticed some silliness around.
[00:37:34–00:37:37] Yes, but you see you want to be honest.
[00:37:37–00:37:40] Oh fuck that again. Shit. Yeah.
[00:37:40–00:37:46] Yeah, it's like when you're more interested in being honest than you are in being seductive.
[00:37:46–00:37:58] See it's like, I don't consider seduction a lie. I consider that seduction a way to weasel your way into possibility that other people are not willing to look at.
[00:37:58–00:38:07] Yes, because Shannon said one should club consciousness something about that you were one of the few people that she saw create, like from such generosity of spirit.
[00:38:07–00:38:17] Yeah, the way you created and or generated, I think am I saying something like that. Anyway, that you created from a sense of the generosity of spirit and a way that it's in like three months behind but
[00:38:17–00:38:28] something about there's such a generosity to lady energy and a grace and a kindness and a space and receiving that that combined with bitch seems so delicious to me.
[00:38:28–00:38:36] Yeah, because that's what it is it's delicious you make it so delicious people can't resist what you bitch about.
[00:38:36–00:38:42] Well, I mean isn't it sort of just being that energy that everybody goes yes let's just go along this sounds great.
[00:38:42–00:38:50] Yeah, that's what we've been talking about all the way along and you guys keep trying to make it not being, but doing.
[00:38:50–00:39:03] So now, so now you need to put it into action Christina where can you be practicing that choice and retrain yourself to how to behave in the world I had to retrain myself essentially and I'm still doing it.
[00:39:03–00:39:07] Okay, so I'm still doing it.
[00:39:07–00:39:20] I said in the thing when Shannon when he said a ladies use is seductive bitch and you kind of went where. And like so it was like, I know there's a capacity there and that that would be really kind to be from that space of kinder.
[00:39:20–00:39:27] It's more generative. It's more generous. It's more possibility than limitation.
[00:39:27–00:39:36] Okay, what most people are trying to do is create the bitch that will create the limitations of what others can do, which is actually being a cunt.
[00:39:36–00:39:42] Oh, whoa, whoa. Wait, let's not pass that.
[00:39:42–00:39:44] Wait a sec.
[00:39:44–00:39:47] Just waiting for Monica to send her a little note.
[00:39:47–00:39:54] But you also can't make seductive bitch, right, you know, no.
[00:39:54–00:39:58] Whatever kind of bitch you need to be in the moment. Yeah.
[00:39:58–00:40:01] Okay, which most people. Sorry.
[00:40:01–00:40:02] Now you go.
[00:40:02–00:40:09] Well, I just want to go back to that thing, but you think about because what you're saying is also extremely relevant like.
[00:40:09–00:40:20] Yeah, exactly. It's like there isn't one. Okay, so this is like the infinite possibilities and yes, seductive bitch has its place dominating aggressive bitch.
[00:40:20–00:40:31] Frothing bitch also has its place but you have to be able to detect which is required in my experience of being a real bitch.
[00:40:31–00:40:46] In my life. I've noticed that there's a ratio you really seductive bitch is the majority of the time there are the minority of the time is when I have to bring out the real cunt and that yeah and so I've just learned, but I was way out of balance
[00:40:46–00:40:58] when I started I was like way I was like way over developed in the cunt way under developed in potent seductive bitch so over time I've had to really make choices to adjust.
[00:40:58–00:41:07] Because I like to be effective. Sorry, I just want to reiterate what Simone was trying to point out seductive bitch isn't right. It's just another possibility.
[00:41:07–00:41:10] I just noticed it was the one that was the least comfortable with.
[00:41:10–00:41:13] So I thought that was coming completely.
[00:41:13–00:41:16] California.
[00:41:16–00:41:23] But can I ask, because the perverted disabilities if we're raised by mother who's a father that's a fucking con right. So then it's become the
[00:41:23–00:41:31] strongness it's it's the perverted disability. No, no, no, you think that's what makes you strong.
[00:41:31–00:41:38] Because that's what they use is their strength against you.
[00:41:38–00:41:44] Because you want to be the bitch that would tear their throat out for doing it.
[00:41:44–00:41:51] You tried to adopt their perverted strength, thinking that would work.
[00:41:51–00:41:55] It sounds so nice to rip someone's throat out when they're being that insane.
[00:41:55–00:41:57] That's delicious.
[00:41:57–00:41:59] Yes, that's delicious.
[00:41:59–00:42:01] Cut.
[00:42:01–00:42:04] Boji machine sale.
[00:42:04–00:42:10] Okay, I really, I really appreciate that.
[00:42:10–00:42:19] Right. Thank you for, thank you for the edification with these areas it's been life changing. I appreciate it. Good. That's why we did the call.
[00:42:19–00:42:25] Okay, just wait, wait, wait, wait, we need to, I need to ask them. I need to ask a question.
[00:42:25–00:42:35] Okay, people are trying to create the bitch that will create the limitation of what others other people choose.
[00:42:35–00:42:39] I never do bitch to create the limitation of what other people.
[00:42:39–00:42:46] I always use bitch to create the possibility of what might be able to be brought into existence.
[00:42:46–00:42:55] So is what you're indicating here most people will try to create the bitch that will create the limitation. Are you just indicating that people are controlling.
[00:42:55–00:42:57] Yes.
[00:42:57–00:43:08] I mean, look at your mother was she into controlling right because bitch can be used for possibility as you're indicating and it can also be used for control.
[00:43:08–00:43:10] Yeah.
[00:43:10–00:43:12] And control can be used for possibility.
[00:43:12–00:43:15] Yes, and control can be used for limitation.
[00:43:15–00:43:27] Yeah, it slides over into manipulation, which has more malleability. Yeah. Oh, and that's why you want to be able to do the manipulation as well as anything else.
[00:43:27–00:43:34] Oh, okay. I think I needed that. Thanks. Okay, good.
[00:43:34–00:43:38] Okay, who's next.
[00:43:38–00:43:41] Maryland.
[00:43:41–00:43:50] Issa is first on ours. She got skipped over last time too.
[00:43:50–00:43:52] Let's do I shot.
[00:43:52–00:43:54] I shot. Okay, I shot.
[00:43:54–00:43:56] Then we'll do Maryland.
[00:43:56–00:43:58] Hello.
[00:43:58–00:43:59] Hello.
[00:43:59–00:44:00] Hello.
[00:44:00–00:44:02] Hello.
[00:44:02–00:44:29] My question is, I was blamed of being a whore by my siblings and my mother in law.
[00:44:29–00:44:39] Okay, good. So what is blame.
[00:44:39–00:44:48] I think it's about my childhood.
[00:44:48–00:44:52] I didn't ask that fucking question.
[00:44:52–00:45:01] Let me do it for you. Let me do it for you.
[00:45:01–00:45:05] It's a distractor implant.
[00:45:05–00:45:13] I think you'll get nowhere and trying to solve this. If you go from the distractor implant because you're dealing with the lie.
[00:45:13–00:45:19] A lie can never be unwound.
[00:45:19–00:45:21] Did she say the word blame.
[00:45:21–00:45:24] Yes, in Turkish.
[00:45:24–00:45:27] That's what the Turkish translator said.
[00:45:27–00:45:28] Yes, yes.
[00:45:28–00:45:32] Confirming.
[00:45:32–00:45:33] Yeah.
[00:45:33–00:45:36] Trust me. I listened carefully on these things.
[00:45:36–00:45:43] I actually talked about this 15 minutes ago about distractor implants being anti-conscious and now you're trying to dive into an anti-conscious.
[00:45:43–00:45:47] You're trying to figure out what this anti-consciousness is rather than.
[00:45:47–00:45:58] This person is anti-consciousness. What a, you know, what a jerk watch is not, you know, you're trying to figure out how to handle it. You cannot, you know, you cannot do it.
[00:45:58–00:46:05] Plus people accuse you to control you, not because you're wrong.
[00:46:05–00:46:09] But they like to make you wrong.
[00:46:09–00:46:14] I'm really not sure about their point of view. That's irrelevant.
[00:46:14–00:46:17] Yeah.
[00:46:17–00:46:23] And my other question is.
[00:46:23–00:46:28] I cheated my husband.
[00:46:28–00:46:35] How can I stop judging myself?
[00:46:35–00:46:37] Stop it.
[00:46:37–00:46:39] So, okay. Did you cheat on him?
[00:46:39–00:46:46] Or did you have to find out something for yourself about what you wanted?
[00:46:46–00:46:50] No.
[00:46:50–00:46:57] You didn't have to find out something about yourself.
[00:46:57–00:46:59] No.
[00:46:59–00:47:06] So you just wanted to cheat on him because you were mad at him or why?
[00:47:06–00:47:09] Yes.
[00:47:09–00:47:11] You were mad at him.
[00:47:11–00:47:18] Okay. So did you get even?
[00:47:18–00:47:23] No, I didn't.
[00:47:23–00:47:24] Okay.
[00:47:24–00:47:35] Then it's done. Move on.
[00:47:35–00:47:38] Are you not? Are you having a hard time acknowledging that you're a bitch?
[00:47:38–00:47:40] That wouldn't have been being a bitch. That would have been being.
[00:47:40–00:47:41] By the way,
[00:47:41–00:47:46] Are you having a hard time acknowledging that you're a cut face?
[00:47:47–00:47:51] You know,
[00:47:51–00:47:55] it used to be sort of a compliment when you would call somebody a cut face
[00:47:55–00:47:57] gutter slut bitch.
[00:47:57–00:47:59] So, you know, maybe,
[00:47:59–00:48:02] maybe we're bringing it up with ladies like Turkey and Australia.
[00:48:02–00:48:04] Cut face is a compliment.
[00:48:04–00:48:06] I don't know about in Turkey, if it's a compliment.
[00:48:06–00:48:08] Turkey, it's not yet.
[00:48:08–00:48:10] Just give it time.
[00:48:10–00:48:13] We're waiting for the Muslims to catch up with the cut face.
[00:48:13–00:48:16] We're like, this is cool to be like a cut face now.
[00:48:16–00:48:18] Catch up with the agenda.
[00:48:18–00:48:23] Oh boy.
[00:48:23–00:48:25] Okay.
[00:48:25–00:48:27] Okay. Thank you so much.
[00:48:27–00:48:29] Thank you. Thank you.
[00:48:29–00:48:31] Okay, Marilyn.
[00:48:31–00:48:36] I'm mute.
[00:48:36–00:48:39] Yes. Thank you for this.
[00:48:39–00:48:40] So,
[00:48:40–00:48:45] I have a sense that after that SOP,
[00:48:45–00:48:49] I've changed more than I've ever changed after any class.
[00:48:49–00:48:51] And I have a sense.
[00:48:51–00:48:56] That's not my class. You can only say that about me.
[00:48:56–00:48:58] Well, you don't do many classes.
[00:48:58–00:49:02] Gary, I've asked you to do an advanced body class in Houston.
[00:49:02–00:49:05] Anyway, I just was like,
[00:49:05–00:49:07] I don't know what to do with that.
[00:49:07–00:49:11] So there's a new willingness of potency in this and that.
[00:49:11–00:49:13] So this is partly about,
[00:49:13–00:49:17] am I being a bitch to create the limitations of what other can
[00:49:17–00:49:20] choose and also know also the personal.
[00:49:20–00:49:23] Versus a larger sense. So I got home.
[00:49:23–00:49:26] And my cat sitter was so drunk on her ass.
[00:49:26–00:49:28] She couldn't stand.
[00:49:28–00:49:30] I know seriously.
[00:49:30–00:49:33] Well, you didn't hire her for cat standing.
[00:49:33–00:49:38] I had her for cat sitting and she was capable.
[00:49:38–00:49:41] Oh, shorten the drama eventually.
[00:49:41–00:49:43] And here's the really funny part.
[00:49:43–00:49:45] At first I didn't realize she was drunk.
[00:49:45–00:49:48] The right recovery lady. And I realized that I haven't seen anyone
[00:49:48–00:49:52] drunk in years.
[00:49:52–00:49:53] But anyway,
[00:49:53–00:49:55] I got her mother over there and blah, blah, blah.
[00:49:55–00:49:59] So I was, look, I'm not, she's like, help me.
[00:49:59–00:50:03] I'm like, I'm not your therapist. You need medical help.
[00:50:03–00:50:07] I'm going to call your mother. She didn't want me to.
[00:50:07–00:50:11] And I, you know, it's important. I'm like, look, I'm exhausted.
[00:50:11–00:50:13] This is the way it is.
[00:50:13–00:50:15] This doesn't work for me.
[00:50:15–00:50:18] Now is that being a bitch or a cunt or.
[00:50:18–00:50:22] It's being a bitch. It's to say you crossed the line, bitch.
[00:50:22–00:50:23] Yes.
[00:50:23–00:50:26] Now you don't get no, you don't get no more for me.
[00:50:26–00:50:29] And then I also realized at the same time that my gardener's been
[00:50:29–00:50:32] essentially double charging me.
[00:50:32–00:50:36] And it, before I left, I started noting when this car came and when
[00:50:36–00:50:38] he left.
[00:50:38–00:50:42] And he sent me double charges and I said, okay,
[00:50:42–00:50:46] I received your charges and this is what I noted watching your
[00:50:46–00:50:48] car coming and going.
[00:50:48–00:50:52] And that seemed to.
[00:50:52–00:50:55] In the end, it was just like, I, you know,
[00:50:55–00:50:58] let's figure out what's fair for you and me.
[00:50:58–00:51:00] And I'll write you a check.
[00:51:00–00:51:02] And I think we're done.
[00:51:02–00:51:05] Is that well done. That's being a bitch.
[00:51:05–00:51:06] This call is working.
[00:51:06–00:51:08] This call is working.
[00:51:08–00:51:09] This call is working.
[00:51:09–00:51:12] This call is working. Yes.
[00:51:12–00:51:15] Dovetailed with the SOP really beautifully.
[00:51:15–00:51:18] So one quick, two questions.
[00:51:18–00:51:21] One, did I create limitations for them by being a bitch?
[00:51:21–00:51:23] Or did I create possibility?
[00:51:23–00:51:25] I created possibilities for them.
[00:51:25–00:51:28] They now have a choice of whether they want to create a better life
[00:51:28–00:51:31] or they want to continue to try and weasel with people.
[00:51:31–00:51:33] Okay. Thank you.
[00:51:33–00:51:36] And in the case of your cat standard,
[00:51:36–00:51:39] did she know you were coming home when you came home? Oh, yes.
[00:51:39–00:51:40] Oh, yes.
[00:51:40–00:51:43] In fact, she pretended that her car wouldn't start so that she
[00:51:43–00:51:46] would still be there when I got home so that I would talk with
[00:51:46–00:51:49] her and help her and tell her how to fix her life.
[00:51:49–00:51:51] Okay.
[00:51:51–00:51:52] Yeah.
[00:51:52–00:51:55] Here's where the local AA meeting is go there.
[00:51:55–00:51:57] Her mother's putting in her,
[00:51:57–00:51:59] putting her in residential.
[00:51:59–00:52:00] Excuse me.
[00:52:00–00:52:01] Oh good.
[00:52:01–00:52:04] That way she cannot get sober.
[00:52:04–00:52:06] So early.
[00:52:06–00:52:08] Who knows.
[00:52:08–00:52:12] So both of those were essentially personal things.
[00:52:12–00:52:14] People who worked for me.
[00:52:14–00:52:17] Does that also create a change in the world?
[00:52:17–00:52:18] Yeah.
[00:52:18–00:52:20] Do you think.
[00:52:20–00:52:23] Do you think that your gardener was taking care of taking
[00:52:23–00:52:27] advantage of other older women?
[00:52:27–00:52:29] Oh, yes. Wow.
[00:52:29–00:52:32] You think that your cat center was taking care of,
[00:52:32–00:52:36] you know, taking advantage of other people.
[00:52:36–00:52:37] Yes.
[00:52:37–00:52:39] Completely self centered. Yes.
[00:52:39–00:52:42] Yeah. Okay. So she's, um, yeah, she's a narcissist.
[00:52:42–00:52:44] Take a little bitch.
[00:52:44–00:52:45] Yes.
[00:52:45–00:52:46] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:46–00:52:47] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:47–00:52:48] Yeah.
[00:52:48–00:52:49] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:49–00:52:50] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:50–00:52:51] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:51–00:52:52] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:52–00:52:53] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:53–00:52:54] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:54–00:52:55] She's a narcissist.
[00:52:55–00:52:56] Yes.
[00:52:56–00:52:57] Yes.
[00:52:57–00:52:59] So you gave her an opportunity if she chooses it.
[00:52:59–00:53:00] Fine. She doesn't find.
[00:53:00–00:53:01] And they're both.
[00:53:01–00:53:02] Yeah.
[00:53:02–00:53:05] I don't have to live like this and I don't need y'all.
[00:53:05–00:53:06] Yeah, exactly.
[00:53:06–00:53:07] Y'all suck.
[00:53:07–00:53:08] And not in a good way.
[00:53:08–00:53:09] Thank you both.
[00:53:09–00:53:10] Thank you.
[00:53:10–00:53:11] Thank you.
[00:53:11–00:53:12] Thank you.
[00:53:12–00:53:13] Just to add.
[00:53:13–00:53:18] massive choice that creates a change in the world. The smallest of choices can
[00:53:18–00:53:24] actually also simultaneously be the biggest of choices. Can you say more
[00:53:24–00:53:28] Simone? That really resonates. Yeah. Something I've been looking at
[00:53:28–00:53:32] recently is playing with one of the good old tools of elementals and
[00:53:32–00:53:36] contribution. Let's say if you look at contribution is one of the elementals
[00:53:36–00:53:41] right? Let's say so the contribution you are being you have just because we
[00:53:41–00:53:46] can't cognitively look at how it shows up in the world doesn't
[00:53:46–00:53:50] mean that it doesn't show up in the world. Okay, the contribution you
[00:53:50–00:53:55] be to someone with someone with yourself, everything, the earth,
[00:53:55–00:53:59] business, money, bodies, all of it ends up being this contribution
[00:53:59–00:54:04] that just like it's like the dandelion blow it everywhere. Okay,
[00:54:04–00:54:08] see you gotta give a blow job if you want one consciousness
[00:54:08–00:54:11] everywhere. Gotta give a dandelion a blow job if you want
[00:54:11–00:54:18] consciousness everywhere. Boom. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
[00:54:19–00:54:20] Okay, who's next?
[00:54:21–00:54:22] Gazelle.
[00:54:23–00:54:23] Gazelle.
[00:54:25–00:54:30] Can I ask you a question? Can I ask you Russia? Hello. Can I
[00:54:30–00:54:33] ask my question in Russian language? Of course you can.
[00:54:34–00:54:45] After this calls, my old desires just becomes much bigger.
[00:54:46–00:54:58] Like my desires now is like having a dinner with you guys and
[00:54:58–00:55:01] going to our your castle in Italy.
[00:55:02–00:55:06] How I can use the energy to do it?
[00:55:07–00:55:11] How I can use the energy of being beach to create much more
[00:55:11–00:55:15] money. You have to ask what can I be your do today that can
[00:55:15–00:55:20] create more money than God with totally just ask. See the
[00:55:20–00:55:24] thing about a bitch, a bitch will always ask the rest of you
[00:55:24–00:55:33] whine about what you don't have. Thank you so much. Thank
[00:55:33–00:55:35] you. Who's next?
[00:55:37–00:55:38] Teyana.
[00:55:40–00:55:43] I love the way Julia says it. Hi. Hi, how are you?
[00:55:45–00:55:50] Fine, thank you. So I would like to talk about when you, you
[00:55:50–00:55:55] know, someone desires you, but you don't want to be in bed with
[00:55:55–00:56:01] you with them. So they buy you stuff, buy you to travel. You
[00:56:01–00:56:06] go, but you will know that it's not going to happen.
[00:56:07–00:56:12] So they invite you to travel. Hold on. You're not easy to
[00:56:12–00:56:15] understand my Darren. We can't see your lips moving because
[00:56:15–00:56:18] you're afraid of being on camera. So nobody, you know, record
[00:56:18–00:56:23] your likeness and steals your soul. So, okay, so this
[00:56:23–00:56:26] person is attracted to you. They're inviting you to travel.
[00:56:26–00:56:30] You know, you're, oh, there you are. Oh my God. You're in the
[00:56:30–00:56:35] bathtub. Oh, okay. So let's just put it this way. You love
[00:56:35–00:56:39] seducing people. Okay. And you love being able to say no. Just
[00:56:39–00:56:42] fucking enjoy it. Get everything you can until he hates you
[00:56:42–00:56:47] and then move on to the next one. Yeah. Why not?
[00:56:49–00:56:53] Thank you. Pleasure. Thank you very much. Hey, I saw your
[00:56:53–00:56:56] picture and I, you know, I want to shake you. So they're
[00:56:56–00:57:01] forget it. You know, just first, I want to say, yeah. Yeah, I
[00:57:01–00:57:04] want to be with you. Okay. Well, just know I'm not going to
[00:57:04–00:57:07] pay for anything. Sorry. Just know that she's gonna say no to
[00:57:07–00:57:09] you no matter what. I know. We'll be there and you'll be
[00:57:09–00:57:17] like, Oh, no, no, no, Dave. No. I mean, like, oh, that
[00:57:17–00:57:22] again. All right. Fine. Okay. Okay. So folks, we're
[00:57:22–00:57:26] gonna call it quits for today because I'm exhausted. I got
[00:57:26–00:57:30] Rolf this morning and it whacked the shit out of me. So
[00:57:30–00:57:34] thank you everybody. And we'll see you same time, same
[00:57:34–00:57:39] station someday. Some other day. I think it is. Yeah. What
[00:57:39–00:57:43] Monday. Your Monday. Your Monday. Okay. All right.