Yeah

... feel like a fucking superhero.

It's...

I, I...

Like, everything always starts with my chastity cage.

I...

That is just kind of, um, step one.

You like it? Okay.

Okay.

And then what happened was while I was inside this void area, um, an angel touched my shoulder and told me, "You're gonna be okay." And then instantly my body completely, like, I didn't like, I don't know how to explain it.

It was like completely like healed.

And then as I looked up, the whole sky kind of like ripped open, and then I saw God's light and another angel, and she, and this angel just kept saying, "You're gonna be okay." And then God was like, "Do you want a second chance or do you wanna go?" And at the time, while, while this was going on, my brother-in-law was in the hospital with me and he said he and I were praying that I would get a second chance inside the hospital.

And I don't remember praying with him in the hospital because I was in, in this like void area.

Go ahead.

Yeah, so while I was inside that weird black void, and then, uh, God gave me my second chance, um, after that, I didn't wake up per se.

I went into this like weird black environment for a really long time, and it lasted for about a year.

I never know, once again, is that just lore or is it a rumor? What have you experienced in the hospital?

Yeah.

So, um, we have had a few really strange experiences.

In one instance, you know, Fred and I, uh, typically at the end of the night, we go floor by floor to just make sure we don't have anybody kind of hiding or we leave anybody behind or accidentally lock anybody in, anything like that.

And, uh, just also make sure that the, the state of the hospital is as we, um, got it.

And so in this case, we started, um, at the top and then s- went to the basement.

And we were in the basement, and there's no electricity in the building, so we're definitely using our flashlights.

Oh, that's interesting.

Llywelyn ap Iorwerth the Great, and he takes us into the 12th and 13th century.

Well, Llywelyn Fawr, Llywelyn the Great, Llywelyn ap Iorwerth, 1173 to 1240.

As you say, David, the pattern of a strong ruler's realm fragmenting on his death and reuniting a generation or so later happened in Gwynedd on the, uh, death of Owain Gwynedd.

Llywelyn was Owain Gwynedd's grandson.

Gwynedd was passed to two of Llywelyn's uncles on, uh, Owain's demise, both of whom were sons of Owain's second wife, who was Owain's cousin, whom the church regarded as illegitimate.

Llywelyn, as a grandson by his first wife, was in the eyes of the church the legitimate ruler of Gwynedd.

He also descended through his mother from the royal House of Powys as well, so all useful stuff.

That is unfortunate, isn't it?