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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheep Get Sheered podcast.

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I'm your host, Austin Kuried and my friends.

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I'm actually back in the town I grew up in.

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Back for my best friend's wedding.

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And what's interesting to me, my friends, is I don't know how many of you can relate

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to this, but there was a book I've been listening to and I heard about a long time ago called

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the importance of living by a Chinese man named Len Yu Tang.

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Now as a obscure book, I'd be a little too esoteric for a lot of people, but for me when

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I first started to read this man, he kind of brought the yin and yang together for me.

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He basically described the human existence as bringing the soul and the body together.

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He basically said that the happiest moments of one's life did not consist of necessarily

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the great successes that they aspired to, but it consisted of getting your hair cut

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every two weeks and watching your neighbor fall off the roof.

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Getting a water cutting a watermelon on a hot sunny day, running a fly or a wasp out

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of the room, stuff like that.

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And his argument was that while we have higher aspirations, we're basically monkeys.

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You might be asking yourself, Austin, what in the hell are we talking about today?

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Why are you bringing this up?

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Well, my friends, despite my cynical nature, despite the fact that I'm sitting here looking

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over the Silicon Valley area, the outstretched hills right in front of me, people going about

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their day while I'm sitting up here on the mountain side looking down, almost like an

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outsider looking in, it's important that despite the fact that we all go through intense struggles,

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hardships, pain and suffering, it's important that we remember what it is that we're here

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for.

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We remember that there is beauty to be found in this world, despite the fact that a lot

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of people are miserable, despite the fact that people don't live up to the expectations

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we have, despite the fact that we're disappointed all too often.

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It's so important that we remember that there is beauty to be found in nature and in looking

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around and seeing the world around us.

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I mentioned before that my best friend, he's getting married.

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I'm not in my whole life.

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And while I have my skeptical sides of marriage, I'm not completely sure that, you know, this

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is for everybody or if anything, it's something that people shouldn't do.

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In most instances, there is beauty to be found in it.

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And because there's beauty to be found in it, it's important that we don't.

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We don't lose friends who think differently than us.

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I mean, don't get it twisted.

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I'm not going to sit up here and tell you that marriage is a good idea because I don't

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think it is.

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But what I will tell you is there is a certain magic to people who at least at face value,

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they seem like they're in love and they seem like they're trying to build something special.

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Now that being said, I can hear either, I don't know, I can hear it in my own head.

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Maybe it's your cynicism or maybe it's mine, but I can hear it.

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And it's saying that Austin, what are you talking about?

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We all know it's not real.

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We know that it's just based off of a symbiotic relationship.

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We know that even if it's lasting right now, it won't last forever.

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And you know what?

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Whether that's your cynicism talking or mine, I see where you're coming from.

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I really do.

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And that's why I think it's all the more important for us to understand the animalistic

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nature of man and for us to soak in the beauty of nature and to understand our own roots.

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Part of the show, I would argue the main focus of the show that you're listening to is to

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understand how you're being exploited, understand where, how, by whom, etc.

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And oftentimes the worst trickster is ourselves because we choose to believe the things we

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want to believe and we cast aside that which we wish to not be true or that doesn't align

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with what we were taught as children.

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And all too often, this is what we deal with.

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This is the reality we live in.

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And my friends, I want to remind you that if that's the way you operate, you're not

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alone.

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And more than anything else, I would encourage you to put your cynicism to the test.

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All of us have experienced pain, suffering, were jaded, were unhappy, were skeptical.

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All these things are naturally part of the human condition, but we should not overlook

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the beauty around us.

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As I said, I'm sitting on a hillside right now looking at the trees, looking at the people

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going about their day.

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There's beauty in that.

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There's beauty in feeling like an outsider, outsider looking inside.

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Because that will make no mistake about it.

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If you listen to the show, you are an outsider.

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If you were an insider, you'd be out there taking the normal approach of parroting all

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the ideas put on social media, put out by the politicians, put out by all these people.

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You would be parroting to say in propaganda that everybody else is if you were an insider,

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but you're not.

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Because if you were, you would turn to show off already to esoteric to on the nose of

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the problems and you would have turned off.

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But the fact of the matter is, you're still listening.

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And the reason you're listening is because your soul is searching for something.

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Even if you're a lot older than me, I'm in my 20s.

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Even if you're a lot older than me, your soul is similar to mine and that you want more

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out of life.

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You want to understand the mysteries of the universe.

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You want to understand why you exist, why you live in the world you live in and to understand

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how it operates so you can get what you want out of this life.

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Because make no mistake, we all have wants.

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We all have desires and even if they seem natural, a lot of them are based off of a

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fantasy that is not real.

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A lot of them are based enrooted in ideas that are not your own that were conscripted

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by men who are far wealthier and far more devious than you can imagine.

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Case in point guys like in my opinion Walt Disney and his cohorts who put out the idea

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that, oh, you can have true love.

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I don't believe in true love.

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I believe that people have wants and desires and as long as you are the best option, you

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can trust people's own self-interest.

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Because unless you're psychotic, you're going to always put your own self-interest at the

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forefront of your mind.

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But despite my own cynicism or maybe they hear yours talking, I can't tell.

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Sometimes it's hard to tell.

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But maybe I'm just so cynical that I think you're cynical as much as I am.

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Who knows, could be, could not be.

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But all I know for sure is the more I've traveled, whether it's going back to old places, getting

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to know new places, the more I realize that human beings are really not that complicated

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or different.

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They're just different flavors of the same ice cream.

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They're all the same ice cream store.

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All have similar base ingredients, but there are slight subtle differences that can add

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up over time and make it seem like it's gelatin or seem like it's something completely different

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when it's just ice cream.

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It's still the same thing.

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We as human beings are not as complicated as we think.

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There's a lot of money that is made off of dividing us and that's one of the ways you're

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exploited is hating your neighbor when in fact your neighbor is probably 90% similar to you

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if not more.

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You just don't know it.

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Even if you're a flaming liberal or a rock hard, ribbed conservative and your neighbor

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is the opposite of you, you have more in common than you think.

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Whether your neighbor is a different race than you, it has a different religion than

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you or has no religion at all or whatever it may be, they're more similar than you

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might imagine.

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And on our journey to understand the world and to understand who is exploiting us, why

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and for what reason, it's important for us to not miss the forest for the trees.

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I'm looking out amongst the great oak trees, the great redwood trees of California, which

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are some of the most beautiful trees you'll ever find in the world.

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Amazing.

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It's about not losing the forest for the trees, not getting hung up on little things, even

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if they seem like mountains, maybe they are just molehills in disguise.

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It's important for us to understand what it is we're dealing with to find a solution,

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whether it's you want to be rich, or you want to have consistent access to sex.

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I don't care what it is.

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We all have desires, and a lot of our life is spent on trying to figure out how to get

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those things, oftentimes feeling powerless or like passengers in our own life, our own

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bodies.

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My friends, I would encourage you if you're in that situation.

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I've been there more times than I care to remember, despite my young age.

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I don't feel young, by the way.

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I feel like I've been alive for a thousand years already.

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A man like me should live a thousand years.

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You might say it's egotistical, but I say you're wrong, because there's so much in

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the world to learn.

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There's so much out there to discover and to understand the purpose of life.

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A lot of people want to just say the purpose of life is to throw yourself into your religion,

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or whatnot.

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I think there's more to it than that.

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I really do.

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Despite the fact that I hold beliefs from both Judaism and Christianity, I don't limit

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myself to just one understanding of the world, because there is no single understanding of

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the world in my opinion.

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And when it comes down to it, my friends, we need to appreciate the beauty of life.

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We need to appreciate the moments we have that are joyful.

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I'll be honest with you.

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I'm not a naturally happy person.

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You can probably you probably picked up on that really quickly if you're observant,

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but I would care to wager that you are either because if you were, you'd be listening to

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you'd probably be smoking weed or you'd be drinking already, or you'd be doing some

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drugs or whatever to try to chase that pleasure instead of trying to chase understanding and

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knowledge and wisdom and enlightenment.

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That's the end goal.

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Not necessarily the Buddhist form of enlightenment per se.

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Enlightenment is the ability to not just understand things, but to integrate them into your life,

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to understand why the world operates and to then seamlessly go with it.

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Always keeping your mind open to uncomfortable realities that you don't enjoy.

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You don't like you don't want, but they are there nonetheless.

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And therefore you must make do.

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You must understand them.

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You don't resist reality.

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You embrace it.

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You harness it like a cowboy lassoing a dairy cow to pull him across the range.

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That's what you must do if you want to succeed in this life.

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And that's in the opinion of a young man like myself.

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That's what I've found to be true.

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You might disagree.

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But when I look out the beauty of life, I look at the excitement in my best friend's

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eyes as he's about to get married.

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It's one of those things that it it helps to show me that there is tremendous beauty

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even in things that I may not understand.

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I believe there is beauty in institutions such as marriage.

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The problem is it's been so subverted by the politicians, by the religious leaders and

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by philosophers.

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And I really think it's something that is it's sad, truly.

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But the end of the day, it makes no difference whether I like it or not.

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What makes a difference is whether it's happening and how we respond to it because that's what

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we control.

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We can't control what people in power do.

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We can't control what the people with money decide to do with their money.

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We can't control is how we respond and how we adapt to the environment we find ourselves

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in.

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And it's all about appreciating the little beauty here and there in the world because

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while the world might be collapsing or in the eyes of many, it already has or its arm

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in decline.

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So look to the things that are eternal are going to outlive us that will help you keep

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your mind grounded.

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There's a tree here in this town that I grew up in called Murphy's Oak Tree.

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It's been around since the 1760s, I believe.

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And so it's been around longer than the United States has as a country.

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And when I look at a tree like that and I look at how it stood there, despite all of

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the chaos, despite all of the changes, how Native American children probably once planted

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this tree and looked over this tree while I stand here as a man of European descent.

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And I look at this tree hundreds of years later, hundreds of years later, I touch the

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tree and I say this tree is outlived so many so many tumultuous, tumultuous times, so many

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difficult situations and wars and cold and conquering and pillaging and and building

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and tearing down and everything.

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And it's outlived at all.

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It stood firm in its ability to survive.

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And I know a lot of you have done the same, despite that you probably haven't lived hundreds

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of years.

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And if you have, please tell me your secret.

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Please call me.

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Please comment.

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I love to know your secret.

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How you've lived hundreds of years.

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But my friends, I tell you this to encourage you to not lose hope in that hope can be dangerous

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if given too high a dose, but to understand what is causing you to feel the way you're

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feeling.

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And oftentimes it's the monkey within every man, within every woman that is clinging in

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symbols, distracting you and preventing you from being streamlined and working in unison

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with the spirit that resides within every person in my estimation, in my reading of human

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psychology, human history, human religion, all of it ties to a single point, which is

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that there is more to the human than just the sometimes hairless, often some is very

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hairy human form.

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My friends, you let me know how you appreciate nature, how you get in touch with the primal

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primitive, amelistic nature of man and how you use it to catapult yourself forward and

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keep grounded like that oak tree that I was talking about that's been around since the

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1760s.

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How do you do it?

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My friends who listen to the show, how do you keep yourself grounded when everyone around

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you is losing their heads and blaming it on you?

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If you can keep the common touch while walking amongst kings, then you will be a man, my son.

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That's what Roger Kipling said.

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And many people are losing their heads and blaming it on all of us, especially us guys

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who are quote red pill, manosphere or migthau, they're blaming it on us.

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While we sit here like the stoics that we most likely have become do tremendous discipline

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and sacrifice.

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And we sit here and we look at the world as the heroes of our time or playing their fiddles

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and the roam is burning.

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How do we keep ourselves stable?

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How do you do it?

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Let me know in the comments below.

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My friends to carry yourselves.

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Enjoy today.

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Enjoy this weekend.

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Do something nice for yourself.

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Go for a walk in nature.

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Hug a tree.

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Be like the hippies that used to be somewhat liberal and now they're just communists.

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You have the birds in the background.

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I hope you do.

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Because this is how you keep yourself grounded in nature as you remember the primitive side

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of man.

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My friends to carry yourselves.

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I'm out of here.

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I got to go get some matcha.

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I got to go get some work done.

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Take care of yourselves.

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I appreciate all of you very much and I hope that this wasn't too esoteric.

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This wasn't too insular and that you understood where I was coming from and that this resonated

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on your soul and that this will cultivate a very tough line of questioning that will

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lead you to another step closer to enlightenment.

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Take care of yourselves.

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I'm out.

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Bye.