Tell us about it.

And I want to look at this trip.

And this is like, this is meant to be fun.

Like this is, this is the, this is the feel good apocalypse.

And so what I mean by that is like, we approach the fact that, that like, that's where each of us are.

And like, like it's an adventure, like somewhere, sometime, like someone's watching this, like, I don't know if they are, but it's like a, it's as valid of a perspective as any perspective that's out there.

Though I would say it's like really like it, it has many, many benefits.

You know, the true understanding of that is trying to live in your present, you know.

Yeah

... because the, the environment is different.

Like this is, um, what I would say w- like this was never a plan.

Like I never like laid out a plan and said, "This is what I'm gonna do." But I can look back and kinda see what has happened and, you know, kind of figure out what, what had, what I have done.

And what I've done is, uh, is I have slowly and kinda drastically, um, disconnected myself from as many things as I possibly can, um, without like disappearing.

Like disconnected myself emotionally or psychologically.

Um, I'll give you an example.

He just ran by a window?

So I was like, we could start this off by, by, you know, some of the newer stuff or some of the newer things you're thinking of and looking at, and then we can, you know, if we have time in the end, we can dive back into stuff that people can go to your website and check out anyways, you know?

Well, definitely.

And, and, and, and thank you for that, that open window.

Um, so I wanna...

But I do wanna touch first at, is the concept of, of what I call the Susquehanna mystery.

And basically what it, what it was is, is seeing all of these connections, um, upon this, this river, which happens to be, if not the oldest, one of like, like top five, one of the oldest rivers on the planet.

And it's where globalism began and the information age began, and all of this like magical and mystical, um, uh, uh, organizations are tied to it, and it's so much detail, you're like, "Yeah, this, this is beyond coincidence." But that brought me somewhere else.

It's like a unique snowflake

Um, you know, what do you think's going on behind the scenes here, uh, since the last time we talked?

So okay, that's a [laughs] it's a fantastic way to start the show.

Um, so the first thing, and maybe this is gonna, this will, this will, like, link back to the last, the last thing we were just talking about, [clears throat] is, is it's become so ridiculously obvious that this is a show.

And part of, like, what I've seen in my own life, like I've, I've always had like a syn- what you would call a synchronistic sort of, uh, lens and rich experiences in my life, and that has become, that has become even more so, uh, in the past six months let's say, but in a kind of a different way.

But it also corresponds with a withdrawal from, from the hypnosis of the story.

Because the story is frigging...

Like, whether you are, whether you are, like, engrossed in it because you believe it to be real, or whether you're engrossed in it because you're like, "I can't believe this shit which they're showing us." Like, you know, the drive-by on, like, a bad accident site.

Office.

You should be real tired right now.

So absolutely true.

So I like to use the language like there's like false realities and baseline reality.

And baseline reality exists in like the great mystery.

Like the great mystery is like, what the fuck is this? So we can't answer that, but...

we can at least look at what are the baseline qualities of being here? Like the sun, the moon, changing of the seasons, like the changing of the tides, like that happens.

All...

Yeah.

Yeah, that was

April, I think.

Yeah, April 4th or April 8th.

It was April 8th.

It was April 8th.

So after completing that, like the completion of that was Asheville, North Carolina on the French Broad River.

And then if you recall the whole Asheville, what happened in Asheville from the hurricane and the floods.

Oui,