Egypt's Hidden Power: Life-Changing Pyramid Experience | Chervin Jafarieh DSH #1096

Summary

Digital Social Hour: Egypt's Hidden Power – A Deep Dive into Microplastics, Mindfulness, and Modern Challenges

Episode: Egypt's Hidden Power: Life-Changing Pyramid Experience | Chervin Jafarieh DSH #1096
Release Date: January 13, 2025
Host: Sean Kelly

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Introduction

In this compelling episode of Digital Social Hour, host Sean Kelly engages in a profound conversation with guest Sherveen, delving into pressing environmental issues, the significance of mindfulness, the impact of modern lifestyles on health, and the spiritual journeys that shape our understanding of the world. This episode navigates through the intricate web of societal challenges and personal growth, offering listeners valuable insights and actionable takeaways.

The Menace of Microplastics ([02:04] - [03:23])

Sean Kelly initiates the discussion by addressing the pervasive issue of microplastics infiltrating every facet of our existence. He shares his recent experience in Tulum, observing beaches inundated with microplastics, highlighting their devastating impact on human health and the environment.

Sean Kelly ([02:12] – [02:32]):
"Microplastics are invading every single part of our bodies today. We're breathing it in, we're eating it. It's in our pores, it's in our organs. What the hell are we going to do about this?"

Sherveen echoes the gravity of the situation, noting the alarming rise in disease rates linked to plastic pollution.

Sherveen ([03:23] – [03:27]):
"Yeah. Because the disease rates are skyrocketing. I never even connected that to plastics."

Embracing Mindfulness and Presence ([03:27] - [05:04])

The conversation transitions to the importance of being present, especially during daily activities like eating. Sean emphasizes the decline of mindful practices in favor of constant multitasking, which disrupts both emotional and physiological well-being.

Sean Kelly ([04:01] – [04:25]):
"We're losing the idea of being present. You know, eating food, for example, used to be a ritual... Now we're doing 10 million things while eating just to get it in."

Sherveen acknowledges her own struggle with maintaining presence, admitting to multitasking even during podcast recordings.

Sherveen ([04:25] – [04:30]):
"Wow, I'm definitely guilty of that. I'll throw up a podcast while I'm eating."

Modern Lifestyle's Toll on Health ([05:04] - [11:54])

Sean delves deeper into how modern conveniences and sedentary lifestyles contribute to chronic health issues. He discusses the body's electrical system and how microplastics disrupt its balance, leading to conditions like immunosenescence and autoimmune diseases.

Sean Kelly ([03:36] – [04:36]):
"You're standing on plastic. You're breathing it in. It's everywhere, and it's what it does... it's in your arteries, it's in your bloodstream, it's embedded in your tissue."

The dialogue expands to include the implications of gene expression and methylation, highlighting the significance of supplements like shilajit and glutathione in maintaining hormonal balance and overall health.

Sean Kelly ([10:56] – [11:54]):
"There's some interesting case studies on how shilajit can amplify or balance or create a homeostasis in the body with hormones... And if you're not properly methylating because of specific enzymes not working, then you know ahead of time that there could be some mental, emotional, and physical ailments that come with that."

Symbiotica: Pioneering Quality in Supplements ([30:01] - [35:14])

A significant portion of the episode centers around Sean's venture, Symbiotica, a supplement company committed to quality and transparency. Sean shares the challenges and triumphs of establishing a brand that prioritizes potency, sourcing, and long-term relationships with farmers and extractors.

Sean Kelly ([33:15] – [33:36]):
"We've done everything we can. We've reversed engineered how the supplement space works. It takes us traveling the world, sourcing raw materials, working with farmers and extractors, and really setting up long-term relationships so we know we can bring it to scale to the world."

Sherveen commends the brand's integrity, contrasting it with other supplement companies that prioritize cost over quality.

Sherveen ([34:16] – [34:20]):
"That's respect, man. A lot of supplements will just go to China, go to India, get it as cheap as possible."

Sean emphasizes Symbiotica's dedication to maintaining the highest standards, resulting in loyal customers who stay with the brand for over a year.

Sean Kelly ([35:14] – [35:25]):
"If you subscribe to Symbiotica, you're staying on for more than a year. What does that say? It says that they're having a unique experience. It's working out for them. They trust the brand."

Spiritual Journeys and Personal Growth ([35:25] - [43:16])

The episode takes a spiritual turn as Sean recounts his transformative experiences, including a profound night spent in the Great Pyramid of Giza. This journey underscores the interconnectedness of spiritual practices and physical well-being.

Sean Kelly ([35:29] – [36:50]):
"I was literally in the Great Pyramid for about 8, 8, 9 hours in the king's chamber. I experienced so many revelations and so many hypersynchronicities... chanting, singing, just how powerful that is for the human body."

Sherveen shares her evolution from atheism to spirituality, highlighting the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in personal development.

Sean Kelly ([41:45] – [42:20]):
"Vulnerability is the superpower. And if we can be vulnerable, not too vulnerable, but vulnerable enough where we're so real, I think that's the empowering legacy we can create."

They discuss the detrimental effects of materialism and the rise of technology on human connection and mental health, aligning with Dr. Rudolf Steiner’s philosophies on spirituality and societal balance.

Sean Kelly ([43:15] – [44:34]):
"Steiner actually predicted a hundred years ago that in the... we're going to enter an age called the eighth sphere. And the eighth sphere is a complete dystopian world where we've forgotten what we've forgotten."

Concluding Thoughts

Sean wraps up the episode by reiterating the importance of authenticity, mindfulness, and striving for balance between material and spiritual pursuits. He encourages listeners to reflect on their intentions and prioritize holistic well-being over superficial achievements.

Sean Kelly ([45:39] – [49:19]):
"We're in interesting times and it's an amazing time to be alive. ... We have to stand up for humanity. We're at a pivotal moment."

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Sean Kelly ([01:01]):
  "Don't compare yourself to a lot of the people that are putting on a show for you. And vulnerability is the superpower."

• Sean Kelly ([02:12]):
  "Microplastics are invading every single part of our bodies today."

• Sean Kelly ([04:01]):
  "We're losing the idea of being present."

• Sean Kelly ([10:56]):
  "There's some interesting case studies on how shilajit can amplify or balance or create a homeostasis in the body with hormones."

• Sean Kelly ([35:25]):
  "If you subscribe to Symbiotica, you're staying on for more than a year."

• Sean Kelly ([41:45]):
  "Vulnerability is the superpower."

Final Thoughts

"Egypt's Hidden Power: Life-Changing Pyramid Experience" serves as a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges and opportunities facing modern society. Through engaging dialogue and personal anecdotes, Sean Kelly and Sherveen address critical issues from environmental degradation to the quest for authentic living, inspiring listeners to take actionable steps towards a healthier, more mindful, and spiritually connected life.

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And that's why I always say, don't compare yourself to a lot of the people that are, you know, putting on a show for you. And vulnerability is the superpower. I think that's the empowering legacy we can create.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, you saw what happened with Liver King, and that was just like, wow.

[Podcast Host]

That was very interesting. I think we all knew what was going on there. Why not just be real and honest? You want to be on Anabolics, So what? There shouldn't be judgment. If someone wants to do that, go do it. That's my. That's my whole thing.

[Guest Speaker]

All right, guys, Sherveen here today. Thanks for coming on. We've been trying to make this happen for a while now.

[Podcast Host]

I mean, probably two years of DMing each other on insta scam.

[Guest Speaker]

Good old IG DM.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. It's good to be here, meeting your crew here, doing this in la la land, Southern California.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Let's go.

[Guest Speaker]

Let's do it, baby. Yeah. You gave me water advice a year ago, so I appreciate that.

[Podcast Host]

Absolutely.

[Guest Speaker]

I was drinking plastic water bottles at the time I made.

[Podcast Host]

Microplastics are invading every single part of our bodies today. We're breathing it in, we're eating it. It's in our pores, it's in our organs. What the hell are we going to do about this? Yeah, we got to figure it Out.

[Guest Speaker]

It's in babies now.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, of course. Because, you know, it's interesting. I just got back from Tulum, and I was walking on the beaches there, and the whole beach was covered in microplastics.

[Guest Speaker]

Whoa.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. It's a plastic ultimately, you know, it's petroleum product. It breaks down into these micro beads that those microbeads start. They get into every industry it's in. It was so intense seeing that, and it just reminds me of, like, where we're at today and where the disconnect is with policies, with industrialization, all those things that we got to wake up.

[Guest Speaker]

That's a shame, because the beach is supposed to be some of the best grounding.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

But now you're just standing on plastic.

[Podcast Host]

You're standing on plastic. You're breathing it in. It's everywhere, and it's what it does. People might not understand what plastics do in the body is that we have a current in our body. It's electrical system. We're electrical before we're chemicals. So if you're embedded with plastic microplastics, it's in your arteries, it's in your bloodstream, it's embedded in your tissue. You're about disconnection of electric voltage, our mitochondria, and that's that disconnection is where we go into immunosenescence. Senescence is when cells go senile, and all of a sudden, when they stop working, they become cancerous. You have other problems. They call it autoimmune conditions, things like that. So the plastic problem is a real problem. It's not only impacting human health, but it's also impacting our environment, nature, animals, all the things. So we got to figure that out. This is getting ridiculous.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. Because the disease rates are skyrocketing. I never even connected that to plastics.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, I mean, it's big part of the entire, you know, landscape of issues we're dealing with. I mean, we're breathing crazy stuff in, we're eating crazy stuff. You know, we're emotion, our emotional intelligence is all over the place. We're losing the idea of being present. You know, eating food, for example, used to be a ritual. You know, every time we go into our excursions or retreats down in Peru or Mexico or Europe, wherever we're going, when we eat, we realize that's such a time to break bread and be present. Now we're doing 10 million things while eating just to get it in.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And that's such a. You know, it's such a disturbance to our emotional, physical Response. And the way our body breaks down food, assimilates the food knows what to do with the energy of the food and then ultimately removes the waste products. And because we're just so caught up in 10 million things, we're losing the sacredness of that. And so it's, it's quasi spiritual, but it's also a physiological problem that we're dealing with today.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow, I'm definitely guilty of that. I'll throw up a podcast while I'm eating.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So you'd recommend just to be in the moment, just eat the food?

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Look, we're, we're, we're living crazy lives right now. I mean, there's so much stuff going on, we're bombarded with so much information. A lot of us are doing a lot of things right now to set us up for long term realities in this crazy, you know, debt slave world that we're in. But the more you can stay in your body, especially around things like eating food and relationships and other things, the more you're going to be present and you're going to remember those things. Yeah, I mean, there's a reason why, you know, as people get older, they say time starts to fly faster and faster and faster. I think you've heard that cliche before, right?

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And so. Well, why is that? It's, it's because they're not present. They're getting less and less present and they're not in the moment. They're just thinking of things in the future. What's happening this weekend, what's happening with such and such birthday, holidays, holy days, whatever it is, they just get out of that whole thing. And that's part of being stuck on the Gregorian calendar system. January to December, you know, Monday through Sunday, all these weekdays, weekends, all the word magic. I can go on and on. It's. It's insanity. So the, what we can do is not be in fear of everything, but just start to recalibrate how we approach our lives every day. And that's being really present when you wake up and really honoring it. And before going to bed to do a reconciliation of your day. That's an ancient Rosicrucian practice that I've been practicing for about a decade, where I'm really looking at my entire day. I'm reverse engineering the entire steps. It's like remapping and you're creating like, almost like a.

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[Podcast Host]

Day to experience like oh, this happened with this, with this person. How did it make me feel? What part of the day made me feel excited? What part of the day made me feel like I wanted to escape? When did I get aggravated? Carl Jung does a lot of philosophy on how others how we perceive others and how it irritates us and how the irritation is really not about the other person. It's about our coping mechanism, our program, how we receive information and data points and the traumas that we hold. If we're just running half cocked around 247 have no, you know, conditional appetite to look introspectively at ourselves. We're really missing the boat on a true opportunity to grow. And so a lot of people do vipassanas or they go to ashrams, or they go to retreats, or they go to the jungles and do psychedelics and drink ayahuasca. Whatever they're doing, you know, they're having those short aha moments where they're being called forward. Well, I think the daily practice, it will trump all those. And it's just a matter of really like choosing you and choosing self love.

[Guest Speaker]

I love that. I've never even thought of that because I do the gratitude journal in the morning, but I never do anything at night.

[Podcast Host]

I mean, well, that's a start. You know, the fact that you're really honoring yourself by showing you, you know, showing your soul what you're thankful for every rise. Hallelujah. You know, that's, that's, that's awesome. Gratitude is such a powerful concept. It's so much more than just the lexicon of the word gratitude. Like what does it truly mean? And I always ask people, you know, what does gratitude actually mean to you? So I'm asking you, what does gratitude mean to you?

[Guest Speaker]

I just really embrace what I've worked for, I guess. And I'm thankful for everything that's in my life.

[Podcast Host]

Right. What you've had to overcome.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

The lessons you've learned.

[Guest Speaker]

I even, yeah, I even write the bad things that have happened to me. I'm grateful for that.

[Podcast Host]

You know, and how do we define bad things? You know?

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Podcast Host]

I think everything has got medicine to it. You know, on the, on the way here, you know, I haven't strained my back. I can't remember the last time. Two, three years maybe. And this rise, you know, I'm sleeping in a hotel room, I'm not in my bed. I got up, I was on calls non stop. Then I reached down. All of a sudden I felt like a stimuli or jolt in my back. And all of a sudden my back stiffened up and I'm like, holy, that I just strained my back. And then I get in my car and I'm like, oh, okay, I did strain my back. And that was just thinking instead of like going into victim and like, oh, what the hell? I was just thinking like, okay, what is this showing me? Ah, slow down, take a deep breath. You know, it's, it's all for you. It's all for you to see. And you know, we're going to deal with a Lot of painstaking experiences in this life. It's just part of the process. You know, without light, there's no darkness. Without darkness, there's no light. It's just really how we adapt to it. It's kind of like our immune system.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Podcast Host]

You know, it's why we take, you know, adaptogens and drink shilajit and, you know, drink adaptogenic mushrooms and do all the things is because it's allowing our immunological function to be able to bob and weave with what life brings you. It's the same thing with our psyche.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. Shilajit has helped my. I struggle with low testosterone.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So I started taking that and a few other things.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. There's some interesting case studies on how shilajit can amplify or balance or create a homeostasis in the body with hormones, hormone production, hormone recycling, all those things, which is really important for today. I mean, as you know, we talked about plastics, that's just one part of it. But we're really getting nuked when it comes to, you know, our hormones being all over the place. And that's mainly because of the toxicity of our world. You know, if people's, you know, thyroid is embedded with lead, cadmium, aluminum, God knows what else, glyphosate, herbicide, fungicide, larvicides, insecticides. I can go all the suicides and go all there. Your body doesn't recognize it. And because of the lack of mineralization, primarily magnesium, in my opinion, we're going to be at a place where the body just doesn't recognize friend from fro. And all of a sudden it's just, you know, you're basically, you're going into internal civil worlds, civil wars, non stop.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And that starts to bring out emotional problems. I really believe that it's, you know, it's a bold statement and it could be a catchphrase that's not understood properly. But I believe all disease begins in the mind. I believe disease literally is manufactured in the mind because it's a lack of doing, lack of knowing, lack of choosing. And what you're not choosing, you're asking for it. You know what I mean? So we. If you know that you should probably drink cleaner water, you should probably have a shower filter in your water. If you live in a metropolitan city, you should probably get at least 15, 20,000 steps a day. You shouldn't be sedentary sitting in front of a couch. You should, shouldn't get polluted with light technology. I'm talking about a blue wave non stop artificial light all of these things. I think our internal gnosis knows this. It's just a matter. Are we not choosing ourselves, or we're just going to continue down the path and say, I'll fix these tomorrow.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And then I'll just escape with something that, you know, allows me to not think about it. We got to get, we got to wake up. Because it's not only for the individual health, it's just for the sovereignty of humanity. You know, I, I, I'm fighting the good fight because I desire a healthy world. I desire mankind, humanity, all species to be at the highest level of health. When we're in the highest level of health, it's hard to manipulate us.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

You know, but if we're struggling, we're struggling with how we're going to pay the rent, we're struggling with our energy levels, we're hooked on prescription drugs, we're eating to cope with mechanisms. Were confused on how even the body works, what the liver does, what the gallbladder, bladder does, how the immune system works. We're really running around with, you know, a confused mindset. And that's a problem.

[Guest Speaker]

Absolutely. Would you say that's your life purpose?

[Podcast Host]

It's part of it, you know, I think just ever expanding into the levels of truth and going deep into the depthness. You know, it's something about the shadow that has always attracted me, and I, I like to cross that veil energetically. And I think your, your gift lays in the shadow.

[Guest Speaker]

That is interesting.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

I was the opposite. I was scared of the dark growing up.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

I found out my house was haunted later, so. That makes sense, you know?

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. No, I, I think perceived shadow could be anything. It could be darkness, it could be your connection with, with death. It could be your connection with a certain side of your, your appetite for, you know, chaos. Right, right. And through chaos, you know, a lot of things are reformed and rebuilt. I mean, it's kind of how nature works. Right. You know, a great flood, a great fire, all of those things, they reposition the soil, they reposition the environment. It's the same thing, I think, emotionally, why we got to sometimes hit those peak moments and put ourselves to the test, you know, the act of hormesis. Right. That which does not kill you makes you stronger. And so what are we doing every day, once a week, twice a week, three times a week, to put ourselves in a position where we have to pull from our, from our deep loins to be able to go past this. How do we fight that and allow ourselves to Rebuild from that fight.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Podcast Host]

You know, the whole thing is we should have peaks and moments of this. We shouldn't be sat in a stagnated dysregulated space. That's how inflammation works. For example, if you're dysregulated, you have low grade inflammation that's running all the time. Well, low grade inflammation causes a breakdown, oxidative stress, metabolic syndrome, all of these things. And then ultimately you're now in a disease span. You've moved from a health span to a disease span. Whereas you have controlled inflammatory responses. You sit and you sat in a cold plunge for six minutes. You, you activated heat shock proteins in 170 degree sauna. You're sprinting, you know, three times a week, which is causing your body to go into a fight flight. And it's acting like you're running, you're running away from a lion. Those are things that activate the body that say, hey, this body needs to stay alive. You know what I mean? So it's really not that complicated when you think about it. If you're sitting around on a couch all day long, there's no inspiration for your body to say that there's a point of existing. You get that common sense there.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And so we can track that understanding sirtuins and how genomes work and how the immune system responds.

[Guest Speaker]

I could relate to that. I was a PC gamer for a few years and my health was the worst it's ever been. Even though I was a young teenager and young twenties. But I was walking like 2,000 steps a day, so it was just terrible.

[Podcast Host]

She's just like staring at you in front of a screen.

[Guest Speaker]

Sick like once a week. Yeah, like a cold or whatever. My immune system was so weak, it was like everyone during the pandemic when they stayed inside for three years and then they went out and got sick immediately.

[Podcast Host]

I mean, just look how crazy that is. That is literally the opposite of the fundamental way that mother Nature, God, whatever created us, we're supposed to be exposed to the elements. We're supposed to rise with sunlight hitting our eyes. The photoreceptors the activation of cholesterol in our skin to hormone deproduction, which activates 3,000 genes associated with longevity from their calcium and magnesium. And all these nutrients form our bones. They form our response to so many things. So imagine you're not getting any of that activation. You're living in an artificial box, artificial light, artificial, temperature controlled. You're getting hit with non native electromagnetic frequencies. Your eyes are bringing in weird nanometers of artificial light. All of a sudden you just become like a toxic soup.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And then you're not moving. Right. So you're sedentary. You're made of water, electricity, you know, voltage, minerals from the earth. We're literally made of the earth. And that sedentary lifestyle is a real problem. It's just nothing. There's nothing worth worse than that. Just think of like a. A pond that is not moving. There's no oxygen that's pumping through that pond. What happens in about 36 hours? An algae bloom. Toxic. Now that water becomes poison. It's the same thing with the human.

[Guest Speaker]

Body that happens inside of us.

[Podcast Host]

Absolutely.

[Guest Speaker]

I never thought of it that way. That's a good analogy.

[Podcast Host]

Bacteria, infections, candida, fungus, mold, parasites. I can go on and on. They all pay, play their part to perfection to create that toxicity. And then everyone's wondering, like, why they have chronic fatigue syndrome, which is the most ridiculous diagnosis of all time.

[Guest Speaker]

The autoimmune disease. You see that a lot.

[Podcast Host]

It's just. It's intense, you know, because it's really just a matter of the body forgetting what it's supposed to be doing.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And you can trade that. All of that, all of the physiological things are all emotional things too. They all correspond with each other. And so, you know, we're. We're in interesting times. I see there's a health revolution right now. A lot of people are waking up. There's a lot of good people. You've had a lot of people on this show, a lot of friends of mine that are fighting a good fight that, you know, you can see their values are coming from raw truth. They're not on. They're not on platforms just because they want affirmation or they want followers or they're not chasing clout. You know, I have a big problem with that. You know, I talk a lot about that. A big part of my platform is, you know, doing things the right way, doing it legitimate, staying authentic. I have my, you know, perspective on social media. Some of it's good, some of it's not so good. I think it's dangerous for certain demographic of people that don't have a strong footing in the. In who they are and why they are. I think without purpose, social media can really distort your mental, emotional situation. And if you're. If you have strong convictions, you've built your, you know, moral platform, and you have an idea of what your purpose is here, why you've incarnated here, then social media could be a great Tool to connect with people and to teach and to learn. Because the greatest students are the best teachers. Right. And it's. It's so much deeper than just me sitting here and intellectualizing different ideas and concepts. It's actually about the embodiment. Right. And so I. I prefer the embodiment versus the intellectual. And I always try to find a balance between intellectualizing these thoughts and then actually behaving and participating in these things. And they should definitely merge.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, they have to. Yeah. Authenticity is important to me. Having done 1200 episodes now, I can tell pretty quickly with the guest absolutely being authentic, I'm sure.

[Podcast Host]

And so you probably. It's probably split right down the middle on, you know, who you're talking with. You can read it from their aura from very quick. Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And it's been a crazy evolution for me. I was atheist when I started the show.

[Podcast Host]

Oh, wow.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And now.

[Guest Speaker]

Now I would say I'm spiritual. I don't tie myself to any organized religion.

[Podcast Host]

Yep.

[Guest Speaker]

So I don't know what to label that. But, yeah, I definitely believe in something. You know, I believe that too.

[Podcast Host]

That's awesome.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And that's part of your evolution. Like you be. You creating. You know, this show was part of your. Your journey here in this life. There's something that happened. I think it's some kind of karma or whatever. And it's allowed you to be connected with people that have brought forth many perspectives through their life experiences.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And whether, you know this, whether we're reincarnating over and over or whatever it is, I'm not sure. We don't think all of any of us know there's something to say about who you cross paths with.

[Guest Speaker]

I don't think it's a coincidence.

[Podcast Host]

It can't be.

[Guest Speaker]

It can't be.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

Like, I'll literally be thinking of someone and run into them or they'll call me or something.

[Podcast Host]

Totally. And the more that you're in alignment with your journey, you'll see that your synchronicities become hyper. And when you're in hyper synchronistic flow, all of a sudden, you know, it's like you're the master magician of your reality.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow.

[Podcast Host]

And it's a real beautiful experience to have that level of direction and that level of path where, you know, the freedom that come that comes with that. It's just. It's almost. There's nothing like it. There's no glory outside of it. And my spiritual teacher is Dr. Rudolf Steiner. I'm an anthroposophist. Which is a. The wisdom of man understanding what, what this, all this experience is. Dr. Rudolf Steiner created Waldorf education and biodynamic farming. But even more importantly, he created a cosmology based on his clairvoyance of what humanity is dealing with right now. The polarization of spirituality and materialism and ultimately the Christ in the middle, which is the balance of both ethereal and material. And through the, the Steiner wisdom and my connection to God and my connection to my purpose and family and all that, I really start to understand what freedom truly means. And there is a philosophy around that. And it's really investigating like, you know, what is controlling my thoughts. Why do certain people have motives for certain actions? Are they really what their desire is? Or is it something outside of them that has infiltrated them and they're just running in a program? And I'll notice that if I'm feeling really compulsive and reactory and I'm. I'm angry. Like, is that really me or is that just me being unconscious at that time? And the, the beauty of what Steiner brought to the world was really contemplation, to really contemplate your life. We talked about it just a segment ago about reviewing and analyzing your day.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

You know, and so there's, there's ways to really build a courageous wisdom within and really technically get to a higher level of freedom than we, we can ever imagine.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. And. Yeah. That when I was atheist, I would question purpose of life. I didn't know my meaning at the time.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

You know.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So I think a lot of people are kind of, A lot of younger guys I see struggle to find their purpose.

[Podcast Host]

I don't blame them. I mean, we're in, we're in interesting times. You know, it's perceived value and perceived fame and perceived, you know, the whole money train is really create, become like the God source. Right.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And, and that is, that's corrupting the minds and hearts of men and women.

[Guest Speaker]

That's how I used to think for probably until I was 24. Money was the number one priority.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. And. And you're not wrong for thinking that because that's what's been instilled in society, maybe through parents, maybe through lineage. Money is currency. Currency is energy. It's a current. Right. And it moves through you and it waves through you. And the struggle is real. And look at, just look at LA today. You know, look at the disparaging of, you know, poverty to rich. It's just, it's insanity. So for me, I, you know, I Don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to build wealth and being responsible and being able to build things for yourself and your family. I mean, just think how crazy it is today just to drink clean water. You need abundant resources, something so simple as water that everyone should have access to and have right to. But if you want clean spring water that's not filled with microplastics and other weird stuff, you need abundance. You know, sometimes even five, six dollars for a liter of water, it's insanity.

[Guest Speaker]

You're thinking about buying your own spring.

[Podcast Host]

Totally.

[Guest Speaker]

That's where we're at right now.

[Podcast Host]

That's where we're at. It's that level, right? Just water. And so we shouldn't feel poverty conscious or scarcity around money and be afraid of it. But I would ask people, and I always ask people, what's your why, what's your reason and how do you want to create abundance and what is it for? Abundance should be a side effect of doing what you love to do. So you find what you love, what you're passionate about. It could be anything. And because you're in your dharma, what you chose to do, what brings you the most joy, the side effect is you're going to be rewarded with resources. However this world deems what resources are right, it's the same thing with, you know, people that are chasing, you know, a physique. If your mind is all on the aesthetic, you're going to be chasing that your whole life and it's going to be a struggle. But if your desire is to feel good, to be healthy, to be in your body, to reach peak potential, mind, body and soul, the side effect of that is a great physical body. And so I, I always ask people, what's your intention behind everything? And you can cross collateralize that with everything in life, relationships, your studies, you know, your fundamental truths. I was asking Robert, you know, what, what is, why are you going this deep? He's like, I just want to know what the potential is of being here, you know, and that's why, you know, he's so investigated in his, you know, alchemy and sacred geometry and his polymath. You know, I asked the same thing with my business partner, sh. I ask him all the time, why do you want to be the best entrepreneur, the best CEO? He's like, I want to create the legacy of what you could possibly do. From nothing to everything, you know, I want that to be stirred for echoes. I want my children to remember these things. And so it's intentionality, It's Everything. We talked about it with eating food.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

What's your intention around eating food? Why do I pray to most of the food I eat? So I'm, I'm creating a, you know, almost a sacred experience every single time. Everything is sacred.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow.

[Podcast Host]

You know, and it's, it changes your whole reality and it creates such presence.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. I'm looking into, like, energy within food and how the type of meat you eat is actually really important.

[Podcast Host]

The most of the meat that I get is, you know, coming from a rural farm that's field kill, where the animal has lived the best life, pastured life. And then, you know, they don't know that they're going. They're getting slaughtered. So they're not going into the slaughterhouse and adrenalizing and fear and all that stuff because that's passed on to the meat. I, you can feel that if I eat regular Angus steak or prime steak or whatever it's called, I feel that versus, you know, an animal that's lived in pure bliss and harmony and had no idea that energy is real. It's passed on. You know, we're, we're so beyond just the way that the modern media portrays us to be. We're dynamic beings. We have so many senses beyond just the common five sense senses. We all feel butterf lives. We all feel emotional responses. We know energies. People. You know, the law of attraction is real. I come across people even in public.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

That are so attracted to me energetically, they can't get away from me and they just want to be around me. And then there's some people that can't even stand next to me. Right. Because the DNA field of resonance, our toroidal field, our frequency, has a specific resonance and attraction is real. And there is, there is something to be said on who you bring around you and the people that you're around.

[Guest Speaker]

I could definitely agree with that.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. You're. I mean, you're the sum of the five people you're closest around, that's for sure. And I, you know, the whole thing on social media is like, make sure the people around you are supportive. They're not hating on you. They want to see your greatest outcome. Absolutely. But also look in the mirror and, and ask yourself, how are you supporting the people around you? Because it has to come from internal. It can't be from pointing out, of course, if you know that you're around chaotic people and parasitic people and vampiric people, and most of the time it's unconscious because most people's cups are not even A fifth full.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

So they just have to siphon from you. Right. Of course it's time to press the eject button. But also ask yourself, how did you get there? How did you even allow that? You know, where is that coming from?

[Guest Speaker]

Right?

[Podcast Host]

You know, where, where was the lack. And most of the time it's childhood. Most of the time it's, you know, how you were carried in the womb and how, you know, the family dynamic, those prime ages when your brain's in theta, right. Where you're picking up all the nuances around you. And so we, we now know, I mean, the biology of belief is real. This is the true epigenetics. You know, your surroundings, your environment, those are the ones that pull the triggers on loaded guns.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow.

[Podcast Host]

You know, your gene expression and that goes deep into, you know, short term and long term health, you know, from methylation, from, you know, a lot of the, the weird exotic diseases, things of that nature.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. I have the mth FR gene break.

[Podcast Host]

Which variants do you have?

[Guest Speaker]

I have the yellow one. Not. I don't have both.

[Podcast Host]

You don't have both?

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Okay, so you know, if you're not properly methylating because of specific enzymes not working, then you know ahead of time that there could be some mental, emotional and physical ailments that come with that. That. And so then what do you need to do that you need to declutter your life, which is number one, before even taking methylated compounds. You can't have clutter around. Clutter is very troublesome for people that can't methylate.

[Guest Speaker]

Really?

[Podcast Host]

Huh? Yeah, because it makes sense because if you're, if you're methylating, if your methylation is impaired, that means there's more clutter going on in your body. Right. It's a mental, emotional, physiological thing. You know, we got to get out of this like, allopathic way of thinking. We got to think deeper. And then from there, you know, then you get on your trimethylglycine, your methylcobalamine, you know, your glutathione, nac, all those things are going to help your body properly. Methylate.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, yeah, I'm on the glutathione. I need to look into the other ones.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, I mean, symbiotica is the best. Glutathione. That's the one I buy Earth, hands down. Not even close.

[Guest Speaker]

It's a lot, I'm not going to lie. But it's probably worth it.

[Podcast Host]

It? Yeah, no, it's, it's just one of those things that's a staple for so many reasons. And we have some other compounds in there, and it's in liposomal form, so it's intact. It's not exposed to oxidation. Most glutathions on the market, they smell like rotten eggs because they've already sulfurated.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. And so we've done a very good job. And it's. It's probably in my top two or three products of all time.

[Guest Speaker]

I love it. It tastes great, too. Yeah, you guys have crushed it. And I'm just super weary of the supplement industry.

[Podcast Host]

As you should be.

[Guest Speaker]

There's some really concerning studies lately.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

On the heavy metals in them.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So that's just like, wow. Because you as a consumer, you just see it on the shelf and you trust it.

[Podcast Host]

Right.

[Guest Speaker]

FDA labels on it.

[Podcast Host]

Part of the birth of symbiotic. I remember was when I was considering going down this route. And I've been in the health field my whole life. You know, my cousin started the raw food movement in the early 2000s. He brought all the superfoods to North America. David Wolf. And so I was a little kid when he was doing this, and I was learning so much. And from there, you know, I started understanding more about the pharmaceutical industry and how pharmaceutical industry has a fiduciary obligation to turn a profit every quarter. And I was just confused on how would that make sense? We're talking about, you know, helping people. There seems to be a conflict of interest. If you have to turn a profit, that means you're going to do anything and everything. And then as I got older, I started to understand that, you know, pharmaceuticals was all about symptomology. You know, how do we treat the symptom, not go into the systematic health. And then from there, you know, jumped into the supplement space and natural healing space and all that stuff. And so Symbotica was birthed on setting the standard and trailblazing that experience. We wanted to create something that goes directly to the most educated people in the alternative health community that are already web sleuths and scientists on their own. And they understand the formats of how these things work, how to read labels, how to understand sourcing, understanding how products potentiate each other. And that's really what separates Symbotica from what I think everything out there.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Is that we've done everything we. We've reversed engineered how, how it works. The supplement space. I remember the CBD industry, it was like everyone in every industry racing to it because they saw profits. And it became a race to the bottom in quality. And there was no intention around it, it takes, you know, me and my group two and a half years to create a product.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow.

[Podcast Host]

Because that's how much thought and intention goes behind it. It's, it's, it's. These are ideological creations that ultimately have to come to existence. And it takes us traveling the world, sourcing raw materials, working with farmers and extractors, and really setting up long term relationships so we know we can bring it to scale to the world.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And that's what we're doing right now. And we have the best team on earth and everybody's all in. And that's the reason why we've organically grown without, you know, jumping in with all these investment groups and we've really had control of how we position ourselves. And it's a testament to the entire symbiotic organization.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. That's respect, man. A lot of supplements will just go to China, go to India, get it as cheap as possible.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah, no, we don't play that game.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

We have the lowest margins in the industry by far. Not even close. Our goal was to create the, the highest volume of, of clients and put them on a platform where they're going to be able to receive these, them and their families. That's all that mattered. And we were banking on our growth and it's working out.

[Guest Speaker]

Love it.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah. Because if you're trying to marginalize, you know, a few products and have these high margins, within two months, you're, the customer is going to know this is bull. And they're going to go somewhere else. I think, you know, and I might be paraphrases, I think we have the longest tenured subscribers to our products than any other supplement brand in the world right now. Meaning they're staying on the longest. And we're over a year right now. Just think about that. If you subscribe to Symbiotica, you're staying on for more than a year.

[Guest Speaker]

That's impressive.

[Podcast Host]

What does that, what does that say? You know, it says that they're having a unique experience. It's working out for them. They trust the brand. And we're just getting started. Wait till you see what's coming.

[Guest Speaker]

Let's go. You traveled the world. I want to hear about some of your trips. You went to Egypt with Robert.

[Podcast Host]

I did, yeah. He took me there for my birthday. December 9th, last December. And I'd never been to Egypt before and I've, you know, I've always had visions. I've spent a lot of time in monolithic places in Peru, but I've never been to Egypt. And I'm Persian, I've never been to the Middle East. And so this was my first time being in the Middle east, which, that just evokes so much energy and past life stuff and family lineage stuff. And so he, as we were landing in Egypt on my birthday, December 9th, we land around 7pm he's like, hey, when we get back to the hotel which is by the Great Pyramid, the Mina House, he says, don't go to sleep. And I'm like, why? He's like, he said, just don't go to sleep. I'm like, okay. So we check in. It's about an hour drive from the airport. And as we're driving into the hotel, I can see, I can see the tips of the pyramids. And I felt like I was in a movie. It was such a trip. And so I check into the hotel, about an hour later, he comes in, he comes knocking on the door. He's got some security with him. He's like, you ready? And I kind of had an idea what was going to happen. So he basically set up, set it up where me and him were going to stay in the Great Pyramid by ourselves the entire night.

[Guest Speaker]

Whoa.

[Podcast Host]

And that's when the journey began.

[Guest Speaker]

Holy crap.

[Podcast Host]

And we had quite the experience in there. We, you know, we were in the, I was literally in the Great Pyramid for about, about 8, 8, 9 hours in the king's chamber. And I literally went in the sarcophagus, like literally like slept in the sarcophagus for two hours and experienced so many revelations and so many hypersynchronicities. And me and him had, our communication was moving from, you know, regular voice communication to telepathy. We were like psychically connecting and we were toning in there. A lot of chanting. There's a whole ritual around like chanting, singing, just how powerful that is for the human body. We're acoustic machines if you think about it. And your vagus nerve, which is the longest cranial nerve in our body, which controls and regulates our immune system, our digestive system, our GI tract is all regulated through vibration and cymatics. That's why toning and humming and gargling water on the rise creates a calmness to your nervous system. And so I'm sitting here in the Great Pyramid in the King's chamber and for an hour straight were just toning and chanting and I'm like seeing all these kinds of things and I'm just having a natural organic response which felt psychedelic, but we're just, but had nothing to do with substance.

[Guest Speaker]

Wow.

[Podcast Host]

And then from there we crawled down the subterranean and went like 200ft under this in the hole. Literally you cannot move. Like if you're claustrophobic, good luck. And I'm quasi claustrophobic, but I was, I was already all in. We're crawling down this hole into the pit and we're literally in this like crystal chamber. Pitch dark, can't see anything, can't move your body. He's laid up right, right next to me and we're just humming for two hours. And my mind's like, wait a second, it's my birthday. I'm under the heaviest known structure in the world and I'm under the Great Pyramid of Giza. And I was just that, I was just having that kind of revelation in that moment. And there's a video on my Instagram, I have it pinned on the top up where he's filming me as I'm coming out of the Great Pyramid that, that rise and he's interviewing me, so to speak. It's like a one minute interview. And I'm, you could tell, I'm like on another world. I have no shirt on. I'm just tripping, like, like in the best way ever. Yeah, that was a very unique experience. I've had amazing experiences in my life. You know, I got to spend time in Peru. I did a, you know, almost half a year there's. And just disintegrated everything that I thought I was dang, you know, I had a near death experience in 2015. I ended up selling my previous company and going into, going to our farm in the Hawaii Islands and then from there end up going to Peru. And I stayed in Utubamba, which is a sacred valley, and went through a lot of the ritual magic of the Shipibo and learned about all the different, you know, activities that go on in Peru, which really expanded me and brought me back to my child. And then from there came back and went through a very life pivotal moment walking my father to the, through the gates of life and death and went through, you know, my dark night of the soul. And it was during that dark night of the soul that the inspiration for Symbiotica was created. You know, it was like total pain into purpose. And it got me through some of the worst of it. Just knowing that I'm, I'm truly locked into my purpose as opposed to, you know, other things that were occupying my time. And to pair up with my childhood brother who reached out to me because he wanted to make a difference in the world and wanted to Be remembered by his family and create legacy by helping people. It's just been a dream come true, you know, and it's been trials and tribulations, blood, sweat and tears. You know, I think there's a projection in the world that, you know, I'm living in an ashram all day long, and I'm getting deep tissue massage by empresses, and I'm sitting in my cold plunge and infrared saunas, eating the best foods, drinking spring water all day. And it's. That's not the case. You know, I'm putting 10, 12 hours in every day on really working my butt off, trying to keep the pace and. And not let symbiotica slip in any way, shape, or form, and making sure that we're producing and creating the best alchemy on earth.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Podcast Host]

And that's part of my legacy, and I'm here for it.

[Guest Speaker]

What a journey, man. I love that. That's the thing with social media, though. It's just a highlight reels. People will see it and think, that's your life.

[Podcast Host]

Totally. Yeah. And the project that this is, this is it. And for better, for worse. And that's why I always say, don't compare yourself to a lot of the people that are, you know, putting on a show for you and. And showing you this is their high life. Most of those people have, you know, chronic illnesses or autoimmune problems, mental, emotional problems. And that's probably why they're projecting all this.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Vulnerability is the superpower. And if we can be vulnerable, not. Not too vulnerable, but vulnerable enough where we're so real, I think that's the empowering legacy we can create.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. You saw what happened with Liver King, and that was just like, wow.

[Podcast Host]

You know, that was. That was very interesting. I think we all knew what was going on there from day one. But you know, why. Why not just be real and honest? You want to be on Anabolics? So what?

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, I think if he just said that, it would have actually helped.

[Podcast Host]

I know that would have helped. You know what I mean? Because there's no. There shouldn't be judgment.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Who gives a. If someone wants to do that, go do it. That's my. That's my whole thing. Just don't front and be something that you're not and screw with people's minds and confuse them. Because a lot of people are receiving information and because of our short attention span and our inability to discern, which is a fundamental lacking of today, which I think is the root of all issues, you create confusion just Be real. And if someone has a problem with it, so what? That's just judgment.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. I think part of that reason for the discern stuff and critical thinking is they punish it.

[Podcast Host]

It. Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So that's why people haven't really activated it.

[Podcast Host]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

You know, I agree.

[Podcast Host]

There's been a massive suppression to discernment. And it, I think it starts with our school systems and how we're raising kids. You know, a child at 7 years old, 8 years old, should not be in a classroom at 7:30 under fluorescent bulbs, sitting there, learning regurgitated nonsense.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

From uninspired teachers. You know, that child should be climbing trees, having direct observation with nature, planning a garden, understanding the value of topsoil and what food alchemy means and putting work in and creating that. That's how you build empathy with a child, is they know that this is, this is hard work to get these things today. I mean, not only are we not planning gardens, but we're not even going out and getting our food anymore. What are we doing? We're going like this and it's showing up to the door. Just think how, think how crazy that is. The fundamentals of what humans are supposed to be alchemizing with their soul, growing food, moving things, labor, hard work. We're not even doing any of that stuff, and we're bypassing that. It's kind of like the whole dopamine thing. Right. We're getting hit with so much dopamine, but we're not doing the dopaminergic process which builds up the dopamine. We're just going straight to the dopamine. So we're bypassing that. What happens to the human body in terms of hormone production, regulatory systems, bioactive systems, immune systems. By skipping that, you're, you're challenging your own authority. And now you've become a slave to something that's not you.

[Guest Speaker]

Right. And that's the thing with porn addiction. Right. Dopamine just.

[Podcast Host]

Whenever you want it gone, it's just your, your, your whole process of buildup is disappeared.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

And what does that do to the soul? It, it creates so many downfalls and so many, like, you know, aspects of forgetting who they are. And that cascades into depression. And then once you're in a depressive state, you're reaching for things that aren't good for you.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

Because you have to escape. That's why, you know, escapism is so big, and that's why the, the society and social media and all the things that are happening, all the entertainment Right. Just think about how big. I know that this is entertainment to a certain de. But at least this is bringing value. Entertainment has taken over the world. Just take a look at sports, look at movies, look at tv. Look at all this stuff. Entertainment.

[Guest Speaker]

Video games.

[Podcast Host]

Video games. What is. It's. Entertainment is a form of escapism. If we're all being entertained and chasing entertainment, what the hell are we doing to create a better world?

[Guest Speaker]

Good point.

[Podcast Host]

And it's. And because of AI and this technocratic system, it's going at a faster pace that any of us could even believe. And I believe AI and all this technological advancement is a Trojan horse, really legit Trojan horse. Because it's feeding you this thing where you're going to be more protected, you're going to be more secure. It's going to make life easier, when in fact it's disabling us at the psychic phenomenon level, at our immune level, all the levels are getting completely hijacked and taken over. Where we're not creating any more agency anymore. We don't have any more authority anymore. And the faculties that made us who we are are getting obliterated. How many people can memorize things now? How many people know directional and geographics and understand where they're positioned? All that. All those things are important. We just forgot about it because now we're picking up our phone and just doing these things now. And it's just telling us where to go. That, that lack of sensibility, common sense is a problem. And we're getting into generation lost, where every generation you're losing more and more and more of it. Steiner actually predicted a hundred years ago that in the. In around 2020, in the 21st century, we're going to enter a phase called the aramonic impulse. Arman is the entity of materialism. It's the. It's the consciousness that there's no soul in this body. Your religion is science. Your religion is government. Your religion is materialism and computer systems. You're just an algorithm. And he said that's. He said right at that time is the highest that humanity is going to face that. And then we'll have 20 years, 20 years from now. So just think about it. From now to 2040, if humanity does not snap out of this trajectory that we're in, this impulse, we're going to enter an age called the eighth sphere. And the eighth sphere is a complete dystopian world where we've forgotten what we've forgotten. We have no connection to God. We have no connection to our Elders, our ancestors, the indigenous cultures, soil, all of the stuff that makes us human. The, you know, herbology, you know, all that stuff is just going to be gone with the wind. And it's just technocratic. And you can see that in the movies they're making. Wow, you've heard the whole thing that. Oh, this. They made this in the movie 50 years ago and it's happened now. Yeah, it's the same thing. I mean all this post apocalyptic world, Wall E, you know what I mean? All these things where, you know, Mad Max, Mad Max, it's just those post apocalyptic World and Terminator 2, all the hyper, hyper materialism is embedding into our psyche. And materialism isn't fancy cars and homes and clothes. Materialism is a way of thinking. It's an algorithmic way of thinking like Steiner's whole thing was. It's interesting. The human embodiment and development has stepped away from working into developing conscious efforts. Instead it's all about how to make money.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Podcast Host]

How to survive. That's a problem. Can you imagine? We didn't have this debt slave system where you weren't. We weren't having to think at age 14 what we're gonna, what our careers are gonna be so we can pay the rent. Instead it's. Where is our highest expression going to be found?

[Guest Speaker]

Whether it's civilizations thought that way. Right.

[Podcast Host]

That's right. And that's how they were able to build these civilizations.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Podcast Host]

At some point something came and corrupted it. So these are the things that we like to talk about and think about. We're, we're in interesting times and it's a, it's an amazing time to be alive.

[Guest Speaker]

It is.

[Podcast Host]

You know.

[Guest Speaker]

So you're not going to get Elon's new robot?

[Podcast Host]

No, no, no, no. That's, that's not on the plan.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, yeah, he's got that and the neural link, he's, he's making a lot of waves in AI.

[Podcast Host]

There's, you know, I have my perspective on that. I probably won't get on to the get into on this conversation, but we have to, we have to stand up for humanity. You know, we're at a, we're at a pivotal moment.

[Guest Speaker]

Where are you going to next, man? And where can people find you in some biotica and everything.

[Podcast Host]

I am going to Iceland. I'm going to go to Iceland, which is a very close endeared culture of mine, the Scandinavian culture, that Viking culture I have a lot of respect for. You know, we talked about hormesis. That will just not kill you, makes you stronger. Just the amount of force that, you know, that humanity, that society has had to endure to survive there, it just shows you, you know, why there's such a, such a strong culture, you know, because it hasn't been easy and I respect that. I'm going to Iceland because we have located, in my opinion, the cleanest sea salt in the world. And if you know me, you know, I'm a big salt guy. It's the electric current. It's beyond electrolytes. It's the medium of communication. And a lot of the sea salts in the world right now are filled with microplastics along with heavy metals, of course. And I think we found the cleanest sea salt in the world and we want to bring it to Symbotica. And so I'm going to go over there and investigate that and experience hot springs and cold springs and do all the things run around naked in the tundra. Also chase the northern lights, the aurora borealis, which is a very interesting phenomenon and I want to go experience that.

[Guest Speaker]

Sounds like a fun trip. We'll link Symbiotica below and your soldiers. Thanks for coming on, man.

[Podcast Host]

Till next time, brother. Keep doing what you're doing.

[Guest Speaker]

See you guys.

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