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Enjoy the show. Welcome to Soul Decodes. Join
us as we wander off the path to find the ideas
that fascinate. We talk about spirituality, the
mind, the ego, wellness and hidden history with
tips, travels and tales. Charms for a better
life. This time we've got it correct. That's
good. Because I've got your microphone actually
turned on. Test us. Is this thing on? So anyway,
gosh, I'm so, I have to beg your indulgence for
not turning on your microphone last time. It
was such a good episode too. It was. Yeah. And
there's no reproducing that because we just shoot
from the hips. So if we were scripted, we'd be
able to redo it, but we're not. But we both learned
from that so many things. And my niece was there,
and she loved it. I mean, because I could see
her and my peripheral vision, and she was just
absolutely immersed in it. But we're not going
to cry over Spielberg. We're going to return
to that topic another time, and that's the curiosity
approach. So for those of you listening, welcome.
My name is Dr. Tia Jolie Phillips. I'm sitting
across from the beautiful Sarah Tirri. If you
don't know Sarah, she's the founder of a church
that will be named later. That's good. But she's
also a very prolific author. I'm a doctor of
holistic natural health and a serial entrepreneur.
So we're going to bring you some insights on
some things. But the truth is, I don't even know
what those things are. No, we never know, really.
We don't know. So I've got a couple ideas. Do
you have a couple ideas? Well, you had mentioned,
so I was kind of tripped by this. You had mentioned
the golden age after the last episode. So I've
been thinking about that and what that means,
what it implies. the golden age biblically is
a future moment of peace and prosperity where
Jesus returns and we've got a thousand years
of everything wonderful golden ages have been
looked at with melancholy as it's something in
the past that was great and there have been golden
ages in Greece and there have been golden ages
in Asia further down I'm talking about Indian
Asia so there's a golden age which apparently
we're on the threshold of But hasn't the Golden
Age been something we've been in now since the
Industrial Revolution? Because if you look at
our achievements over the last 150 years, we've
already been in the Golden Age. We are so different
and so much more advanced than we were. You've
really given some thought to this, haven't you?
Yeah, but I think we're in it, though. I don't
think it's a future moment. Well, this is going
to be a really good conversation because I really
diverge on that. Oh, okay. But that's what I
love about working with you is we can diverge
on things, but we love each other, we respect
each other. And we could also change each other's
minds. Yeah, you've changed my minds on several
things. That's good. That's nice, yeah. Which
one? Which one? So when I was bringing up the
so -called golden age, I was more thinking in
terms of the economics of the world around us.
What is money? What is currency? How do we value
things? So literally gold. I was literally thinking
in terms of golden age. But since you led off
with that, why don't we have that conversation
real quick? Because I think in a broader sense,
the question is... Just because, let's just pretend
there was or was not a golden age in the past.
There's been loads. So what if there was? So
what if there wasn't? The past doesn't dictate
the future. So whether or not there was a golden
age or whether or not it was melancholy or kick
-ass or whatever it was or was not, it doesn't
define our future other than what we want to
make of our future. But history is interesting
for its own sake. It doesn't have to define anything.
But civilizations, they've risen and they've
fallen, haven't they? And they have. So it could
be a cautionary tale to some degree, which might
be relevant to creating a better moment in the
future. Yeah, and it's relevant, but the caution
with history is that the victors always write
it. Right, so we don't even know what history
is. So there's so much history that's lost. Like
for the Christians, you know, there's so many
beautiful gospels that are... They don't even
know about, you know, we've talked about those
in the past. Yeah, so history is very loose,
isn't it? Because we don't know really what's
been going on and what hasn't been going on.
And if you talk to people that believe that we,
the people, humans, have been genetically altered
by aliens. they're going to present a complete
set of facts and figures. Do you believe in the
possibility of that? Because I do, in a loose
possibility. It wouldn't surprise me at all.
Well, there's very little doubt. We don't know
what God is. We don't know what else he's been
doing in the universe. We don't know what his
other creations are. Yeah, there's very little
doubt that when you do regression analysis on
our DNA, that there was something that happened
to our DNA. It was not... uh evolutionary could
this be of divine design well or you think it's
meddling well i mean sure why not it could be
meddling and was it meddling with a great outcome
in mind or meddling to turn us into some sort
of slave planet i mean probably yes i mean all
the above all the above but it doesn't really
so okay the importance is that you're asking
those questions the important thing is that we
ask questions and stop trying because when when
we enter the scientific model there's like six
main components the first component is to make
observations and ask questions so we're at this
very first stage and i would encourage everybody
to just come along with us we don't need to draw
conclusions the important part is the process
the thought process understanding our origins
help us navigate the future though Well, I mean,
let's usually... Let's assume that we were genetically
changed and this was meddling by some super advanced
alien species in order to enslave us to some
degree. If we knew that, we're going to be like,
OK, well, how do we get out of this? How do we
make whatever has happened to us work to our
advantage? You've got to wake up if you're going
to do that. Well, I think your positioning is
perfect because let's just pretend that we were...
We were genetically modified. That we're all
doing well. Generations ago, somebody created
us and they took our mothers and injected them.
And now we're here and we've been dumbed down
and slaved down. And we're basically here to
produce. It sounds like some botched experiment.
Or is it botched, though? Are we what the person
looking to? Are we the product of someone genetically
altering us to make us the way we are now? And
I don't know. Or was that by default a byproduct
or was that intent? Well, I like to think that,
I mean, you and I, we talk about consciousness
quite a bit. And many of your books, and for
those of you just listening, there's a lot of
books that Sarah's written about these subjects.
but specifically consciousness and the way we
think and how we think and whether we think,
because some people just don't think yet. How
we think is vital. It's so important. But to
kind of bring our thoughts and bring our, to
tame our mind and to focus our mind. Focus, yeah.
So where do we put our attention? My interpretation
is regardless of how we got here, whether we
were accidentally like lightning bolt that hit
slime when we evolved to be here or whether we
were. put here as a slave race or whether we're
in my interpretation. Could it have been Darwinian
evolution that we were a single cell in Neba
and here we are? Yeah. And I personally think
that we're infinite beings and we volunteered
to come here into this earth space. In which
case it's all good. Yeah. I actually look at,
I actually look at this a little bit like, let's
just say you and I were. You know, teenagers
just learn how to drive and we're going to go
to spend a day. It's a beautiful day. We're going
to a theme park and we look at the weather. It's
like, yes, we're going to go to this, you know,
they call them Six Flags or they have, I used
to like Cedar Point. It's up in Northern Ohio.
And, you know, you go to these theme parks and
you're excited and you're, there's going to be
great things that happen. There's this level
of expectation that you're going to go and have
a great time at the theme park. But then some
guy spills beer on you and somebody dings your
car and they're out of your favorite food. And
it's too hot. And your girlfriend's being a bitch.
Yeah, there's kids crying everywhere. It's too
hot and the skunk kid, yeah. The bathroom smells.
The lines are too long, the bathroom smells.
So there's all of these things. So you have this
idea that you go to the theme park. with this
expectation of greatness. But even with all those
things that happen to you, you still have to
navigate it and get the most out of that experience.
Choose to enjoy it. Right. So even though you
know somebody's going to, there's going to be
a stinky baby diaper in front of you, right?
Even though that's going to happen, you still
have to navigate that. That's a microcosm for
what I believe we as souls are experiencing with
this earth. I totally agree. You know, we've
had all these experiences before here and we're
going to have experience, soul experiences after
we leave here. Yeah, and in between. But you
and I are sharing this earth experience now and
we're learning from each other, having fun doing
it. And I think that's pretty much... That's
the bottom line, isn't it? That's the cedar point
or the... This is not a paid advertisement because
there's other theme parks, but it could be a
concert. Whatever we choose as sovereign divine
individuals to do together... and we do it with
mutual respect and friendship and with fun in
mind, then it becomes an experience that we can
learn from and grow from. And if we choose to
just enjoy, we can just enjoy this. I would say
that enjoying life is the premise of our existence
and manifesting, manifesting reality. Because
I think... will believe, I hypothesise, that
we're in a simulated reality to some degree because
we reincarnate over and over again. So whatever
this is, it's what the Hindus called Maya. It's
an illusion because when we die, we're not extinct.
We go on to being somewhere else. So we're here
to be happy. And being happy, you've got to focus
your attention to be happy because you'll end
up in thought forms that will swamp you and will
harm you because you will manifest. outer reality
according to that vibration so being happy is
not a frivolous thing at all it's the end game
so you know we're talking about the golden age
and my interpretation is that our involvement
with this earth space as divine sovereign souls
is part of our golden age i think that we're
here voluntarily and this is a really good opportunity
for us to grow Does that not make every age a
golden age then? Well, that's my point. You could
have said this 500 years ago, couldn't you? You're
so good. You jumped me, man. You jumped my...
It's all golden, baby. But that's my point is
it's all gold. It's all good. So, you know, you
might say, well, how does that work? Well, when
you look back at history, like you'd like to
think that there's a section of the dark ages,
you know, the medieval, where people were lopping
each other's arms off for... That sounds pretty
grim. It is pretty grim. But remember, history
is dictated by the victors. And we're finding
now that people are allowed to freely speak on
different platforms. Some of us are no longer
being censored. So we're learning the truth about
different things. The truth about medical procedures,
frauds that were perpetrated upon us by former
governments. secret handshakes between different
international entities. We're learning about
all these things because we're allowed to freely
communicate now as divine sovereigns. Prior to
that, the technocracy was putting such a clamp
on us that people like me, we got censored every
place just by raising questions. So here we are
in the scientific method, and I'm up at this
upper corner. where I'm supposed to make observations
and ask questions. It's the first part of being
scientific. It's actually the first part of being
a child. Where if you really want to be a child,
you're going to make observations and ask questions.
Be for who's ever on the spiritual path as well.
Just for asking those questions, we were getting
censored. Just by going and making a hypothesis
or asking a question. It's considered dangerous,
isn't it? It's very dangerous to ask questions.
Only to someone who's in control and wants to
maintain it. But that's my point, is the golden
age, during those dark periods, it was a golden
age, but only for the few people that were in
control. So there's always been a golden age.
The question is, whose golden age was it? How
many benefited from it? Whose golden age was
it? So now it's the masses, potentially more
so than any other time in history. And that's
why I'm excited, because we're seeing it. We're
now seeing, when you look at what's happening
from the great picture of things, the golden
age has been for years in my entire life. Like
Friday, I turned 62. Oh. Yeah. So happy birthday
to me. Happy birthday to you. First day of spring,
right? Beautiful. What date was that? March 21st
is the first full day of spring. Right. I think
the switchover is sometime on the 20th. So it's
the first full day of spring. Did you celebrate
it? Robin took me to dinner. Oh, nice. Oh, that's
cute. You know where we went? We went to the
place that you were going to take us on the boat,
the Salt Shack. Okay. I thought the food is really
good there. You know, I was very skeptical because
the previous place was hideous. Oh, that sucked.
It was hideous. It was hideous. Oh, my God. But
we went there. Yeah, they got done for having
a very dirty kitchen. A lot of people got...
They got dumped on big. Yeah. But the new Salt
Shack... Which is a franchise. Yeah, Robin told
me that. I didn't even know. But the food was
amazing. I've ordered diverse things because
I wanted to test it. I've never had a bad meal.
It's fresh. The service is great. Looking out
on that lake is just unbelievable. It was beautiful.
Did you sit outside? Well, it was a little bit
chilly in the air because it was a couple of
days ago. And it was like, you know, we got down
to like 46 here in Florida. It was like freezing.
So I know you people up in like Newfoundland
are like, you're a web. But, you know, it was
a beautiful experience. We didn't intend to go
out. I had to get a tractor part. I had to see
this picture of my tractor. I call her Honey
Badger. Honey Badger Tractor. Hunter Badger.
But I had to get a part, and we're out. And she's
like, you know, I know you don't want to go out
and eat someplace, but we really should try the
salt shack. And she says, you know, we've eaten
here before. I said, well, it's brand new. She
said, no, no, there was another salt shack. She
said, remember? Oh, okay. So we had been to a
salt shack before, and we really enjoyed it.
And it was also on the water. So I said, okay,
well, let's go try it. And it was a really cool
experience. They spent some money on that place.
Unbelievable. And if I have my way, they'll upgrade
their sound system too. Oh, really? Interesting.
They have to give it with my brother, Jeff, and
contract with him. Could you imagine being there
if it was full of people, like at 7 .30 on a
Friday night? Acoustically, that would just be
like this massive great barn. Yeah, it's too
much. Thankfully, we got there about 4 .30. Oh,
that's a good time. And no sooner we were ordering,
it was packed. Yeah, I know. And you know what
it is? It just shows that there's so few good
places to eat here in Claremont, Florida. Especially
on the lake as well. You and Robin will have
to take my jet skis because they're being parked
down at Cypress Cove Marina and you can just
pull up on the beach. Careful what you say. You're
going to go and... Oh, I've already got you your
armbands. You're having your own. I love it.
I love it. I want the Barbie pink. Is one of
them Barbie pink? I don't remember. No, they're
both bright red. Okay. I can spray paint them.
So anyway, I don't know how we talk about birthday.
We're talking about the golden ages. So what
I was saying is that over the, over my, I told
Robin, I said, I said, okay, I've been 21, 21
and now 20. So that's 62, right? So I'm almost
21 again. So three times being 21, all of the,
all of the years I've been alive have been pretty
much. There's been not truths perpetrated upon
us. I can't say there were lies because I don't
know their intent. But whenever you marry an
intent to deceive with the act of deception,
that's a lie. Right, I understand that. Because
that was kind of like our training at the Air
Force Academy. Say that again. Well, the cadet
honor code. At the Air Force Academy, we had
a code of conduct. But we also had an honor code.
And the honor code said, I won't lie, cheat,
or steal. And lying is the intention. So I won't
lie, cheat or steal, nor will I tolerate those
who do. And I got a story about that. But lying,
you know, we went through all this stuff. So
like if you come over to my house and I cook
that night and the meal was hideous. OK, so Robin
didn't touch it. I did all of it. It was hideous.
And I asked you. Sarah, how did you enjoy the
food? Did you like your meal? And I look and
there's nothing touched. But you say, oh, it
was delicious, darling. Right. I know you're
lying to me, but. And you're okay with that.
But, you know, we had always had these questions
from an ethics standpoint. Is that really lying?
Is that actual lying? Yes, it is, because your
food sucked and I hated it, but I don't want
to hurt your feelings. Or if you told me, where
did you put my purse? And I said, well, it's
on the chair in the kitchen. And you went and
I didn't put it on the chair. It was on the couch.
And you came up and said, you're a liar. It was
not on the chair. It was on the couch. Well,
I did. I said something wrong. But did I intend
to deceive you? Yes. So you need both. You need
the act. And then the action. You need the intent
and the action. And those are not always easy
to discern. Because we as humans, we like to
trust people. We like to trust our doctors. We
like to trust our media, our news people, our
politicians. We like to trust those people. Sam
Harris wrote a really good book called Lying.
That's a good book. Oh, God, this guy is just
a genius, a Jedi genius. I decided that I don't
want to lie. But it's very difficult not to do
that. You'll be amazed. All these little lies
that you say and you actually don't need to.
So if you'd cooked a meal and you said to me,
did you like that? And I don't want to have to
lie to you. You'd have to be receptive to not
being hurt. And I would say something, I think
it could use more salt or I could give you feedback,
but I'm going to lie. in order to preserve your
feelings. And Sam Harris, and I've tried this,
it's very difficult not to do that when you're
just around other people. And I've caught myself
in loads of mini lies, but not lies that are
going to hurt anyone, to preserve someone's feeling.
I mean, I've lied to preserve relationships.
So what is lying? I mean, is it necessary? And
you should try, I mean, I'm not saying that you're
a liar, but when you wake up... tomorrow morning
just work out at the end of the day have I said
something or have I lied about anything on a
tiny tiny level and it was an eye -opener to
me that I had been doing that and you have to
be very conscious not to do it you really have
to focus your attention well this is a really
good I'm glad you brought that up because the
number one thing you should do is not lie to
yourself because we we tend to lie to ourselves
all right so all those depends on yeah so that's
the number one thing is stop lying to yourself
yeah if you if you're eating a bag of potato
chips every day and you're gonna think you're
going to do well on that 5k run it's just not
going to happen yeah i mean it might happen but
you're not going to do well or it's not going
to treat your body well so we lie to ourselves
well no to allow ourselves to be free to do what
we want to do even if that's not good for us
it's justification it's a justification but i
like this idea of lying not the idea of lying
but the discussion we're having about lying because
i would rather be quiet Then say something that's
false. Yes, okay. Just like you and me, what
you said is gold because how did you like the
meal? Well, you don't want to lie. You don't
want to say you enjoyed it because it was too
salty, right? It was like, oh, I couldn't even
hardly eat it. It was too salty. Well, there's
a way to say it, and I call it the sandwich approach.
But if I was at your house, you prepared a beautiful
meal, and there's soft music and candles and
great company. you would say well tia julie how
did you enjoy the meal and i'll say the meal
i'm just this experience is amazing right so
you right yeah so i'm gonna you deflect slightly
i'm gonna say i'm gonna say this experience is
amazing the way you're beautiful evening the
way you prepared the house um just your breast
you're you're dressed divinely you're you're
uh the ambience, the music, the overall presentation.
So you're not addressing the question there.
You're just going to... Well, here's the sandwich
approach. So you open up with something powerful.
Yes. And then you say... Hopefully they don't
pinpoint you down to the original question. But
then you go to the food and I'll address the
food. I'll say, you know, you have such a diverse
selection of foods here. There's so much to choose
from. I think that the... Food in general is
a little bit salty for my likes. Oh, for my likes
was a good one. They're a little salty for my
likes, but, you know, the dessert was crazy,
this whole thing. And I hope you'll invite me
again sometime. I just love this experience.
So you've built the whole thing up and then removed
what were the insecurities? Because if I said,
did you, I actually probably wouldn't say, did
you like your meal? If I could see that you didn't
eat it or that you'd. Because you don't want
that feedback. Yeah, I don't. Well, it's already
apparent to me that you didn't like it. Yeah,
I'm the opposite. I really want the negative
feedback. Now, I don't want somebody saying,
you're an effing idiot. Why would you salt it
so much? So I like your approach. So you're not
going to directly answer the question. Well,
I do answer it, but I sandwich it. You sandwich
it between this big, beautiful, oh, the music
was lovely, the smell of the candles, it was
beautiful to be here, and there's a starry night.
You'd give all the feedback to what was great
about it, and then you could put the sucker punch
in, basically. I'm exaggerating for hyperbole.
Yeah, sure, yeah. But I might only, I won't go
like 15 things, because they're like, okay, get
to the point. But I will say two or three things,
and then I'll say, for my likes, I'd like a little
less salt. I like people to salt their own foods.
Yeah. And I don't like pig's feet in general.
I generally don't eat pork. But I'll just say
stuff like that. Yeah, I like it. Just kind of
frame it up. So you haven't lied. You haven't
lied. You framed it up. You were able to be,
you were direct after you'd couched it. And there's
the classic one. I'll wait till you're done drinking.
You know, it's like the elephant wearing a tutu.
You know, does this make me look fat? Oh, that's
awful. It's like... I just don't like shopping
with anyone. I don't like anyone asking me an
opinion about what they should wear. I only like
clothes shopping by myself. Now, the other way
you can ask, the other way you can get around
those types of things is, you know, well... It's
a lot of effort, though, having to get around.
I like what you're wearing. I'm going to find
myself a duster. That's not quite a duster, but...
Well, I'm going to find myself a freaking amazing
duster. We need to have our own like tailors
and stuff. Oh, we do. We need like a tall girl
tailor for us. Tall girl tailoring. Oh, I love
it. Let's do that. But, you know, you walk in
with what you're wearing. I won't say something
like, oh, that looks hideous on you. Number one,
you didn't ask me. There's so many people that
give their opinions. It's like, dude, shut up.
I don't even care what you say. Unsolicited opinions.
Horrible. Which I grew up with that, which is
kind of like picking a scab on me. But if I see
something I like, I'll be proactive and I'll
say I like it. Similarly, if somebody doesn't
ask me, I'm not telling them. Yeah. I'm a PhD
in holistic natural health. Beautiful, peaceful
way of living. I've had people... Watch something
on YouTube that's so stupid for your health.
And they'll come to me and they'll ask me a question.
I won't even use an example. Let's use one, the
carnivore diet. I'm going to go on the carnivore
diet. All I'm going to do is eat meat and fat.
That's too broad. I don't even want to use an
example. People will come to me and they'll say,
oh, what do you do? And I'll just tell them I
do whatever I want, whenever I want with people
who bring me joy. And I'll say, no, no, but professionally,
it's like, well, I'm a world entrepreneur, so
I don't have to work anymore. I just have cash
flows from across the world. Yeah, but somebody
said you're a doctor. It's like, oh, that, yeah,
I'm a doctor of holistic natural health and nutrition.
I work for free. I just help to, I like to help
people. Well, I've got a question. Okay, now
they're going to ask you a question. It's like.
My, you know, my ass itches, you know, I got
this, I got this rash here or whatever. And you
know, what do you think it is? And I'll share
with them. Wow. I'll say, well, generally. At
the bottom of that, you'd need an hour of asking
questions. The bottom. The bottom of that. The
bottom. The R -send of that one. And then they
pull their pants down and say, look at this rash.
I hope this is not a real story. But I'm just
using this as an example. But they'll say, I've
got this rash. What do you think it could be?
And they start telling me their story. So are
you irritated while this is going on? Well, what
I'll do is I use nonverbals in that case. I'll
just hold up my hand. I'll say, stop. We're at
a dinner party. I mean, do I really need to be
talking about this? So I'll take control of it.
Right. But I will say, here's the examples of
this. If I say to them, this is usually if there's
a skin condition, it's almost always a liver
toxicity. So let's clean up your liver. Your
skin will be better. And you can say that in
30 seconds. I say that in 20 seconds. And then
you can talk about it another time. Yeah. Jump
on my schedule. We'll talk it through. There
we go. Yeah. But they will come back and they'll
say. Oh, well, I watched 14 YouTube videos and
they all said this, this, this, this, this. And
it goes opposite of what I just shared with them.
Then I'm done talking. I'm not going to convince
somebody. I'm not going to convince them. I'm
just like, yeah. They're not wanting to be convinced
because they've gone into all the what ifs and
they've gone to, I saw this. So they're looking
to thrash this out a bit more. Well, let's talk
about the golden age because my mentor, one of
my mentors, John, from 25, 30 years ago said.
To permit other people to be wrong. Let them
be wrong. Yeah. You don't have to fix their...
You don't have to react to them being wrong either.
They can... I've had people tell me the most...
I'm talking about a holistic doctor. Yes. I've
had people tell me the most ridiculous things.
They didn't ask my opinion. They're just telling...
They're vomiting whatever they watched on TikTok.
They're vomiting it on me. I don't have to engage
that. No. If they're completely wrong. And what
if you really liked them and you have felt a
lot of compassion? Could you take them aside
at not a dinner party? Have you ever said, I've
got some knowledge that might be really helpful
to you? No, I ask a more broad question. I very
much use the Socratic method. I would say, well,
Sarah, I find that fascinating. I've personally
never heard that before. How did you come to
believe that way? How did you come to believe
that way? And I'll just leave it there. Have
you ever been in a situation where you know that
someone could benefit from the knowledge that
you have and that if they understood it and were
receptive that you could make a change in their
life? Almost every day. Yeah. I mean, almost
every day. But the thing is, just like you, you've
got so much knowledge about writing and publishing
and now you're doing your radio station. You've
got all this knowledge. To what, let's talk about
the golden age, because this is the theme today.
Their golden age begins as soon as they open
their mind to it. So if they're going to stay
in their ego space and think that... So you're
talking about the golden age being the personal
thing at this point. Each of us can create our
little golden age in the sovereign beings that
we are. That's what I'm suggesting. And don't
lie to yourself is the first step in that. This
is... This earth space is every individual's
opportunity to create their own personal golden
space, their own golden age. I brought up the
subject with respect. I wanted to talk about
currency and money and cryptocurrencies and things
like that. We can do that another time. Yeah,
let's do it. But I think that what we're talking
about now is extremely relevant. to the general
world because we've got people sitting there
it's like oh my dad was a jerk or my my neighbor's
an idiot and they're blaming everybody else for
everything wrong in their life and they have
all of the opportunity to create their own personal
a lot of people are blaming the devil Outside
forces. So my little niece that was visiting
recently, she's absolutely gorgeous and she's
a mind of information. She's 21, had a very difficult
life. But she's very much into trauma responses
to her difficult life. And I try to get across
to her, if you believe that you've suffered trauma,
at some point you're going to have to believe
that you're a victim. And that is a really dangerous
place to be. I believe that we're all... creating
our reality. And even our childhood circumstances
were a creation of ours prior to being born.
We put these in place for our learning. So we've
got to get out of victim mode. That's an absolute
must. And then believe, well, I think it's an
advantage to believe in human empowerment, not
God empowerment. Let's forget about the devil,
forget about God. Let's understand as human beings,
we are creating with our minds. hopefully the
golden age in our life. And I believe this is
my best decade ever. I mean, this is my golden
age, and I hope my 60s is even better than this.
Until next decade, then we're going to kick ass
on that one too. So we're all trying to create,
and in pockets as well, because that will bleed
into an environment that you're a part of, but
we're all creating a mini golden age individually,
and it isn't some big consensus reality, although
that would be nice. Heaven on Earth, which you
and I talk about a lot, that would be the epitome
of a golden age. And I think we should work towards
that. But I think it does happen individually.
Well, I think collectively. But not being a victim
is a good place to start. Yeah, collectively,
the golden age for all around us will happen.
As soon as we individually make decisions that
we're going to create our own golden age within
us. And we got to this because the first thing
is don't lie to ourselves. Stop lying to yourself.
That's how we're pivoting back to that. And a
lot of times you can't. Be truthful. You don't
even know you're lying to yourself because you
don't know where you got your belief system from.
And you don't know how self -deceptive the ego
is. I mean, the ego is capable of lying. Okay,
I can ask you this. What is the most important
meal of the day? And your inclination is going
to, most people are going to, they're going to.
Well, I don't eat breakfast. It wouldn't be breakfast.
Without even talking about it. Most people say
breakfast, breakfast, breakfast. Well, there's
no, nothing scientific that says that's true,
but you've been brainwashed to that. So you're
going to burp that up all the time. Like there's,
there's these things. I can't stand breakfast.
If you want strong bones, you will. Do you want?
Calcium, drink milk. Drink milk. No, that's meat
and dairy counsel. If you want weak bones, you
drink pasteurized milk. That's what happens.
If you want weak bones, drink pasteurized milk.
It's complete opposite, but you've been brainwashed.
So this is why I ask people, how did you come
to believe that way? What conditioning have you
absorbed? Was it a TV commercial? Was it the
talking man on the news? Was it your mom? Was
your mom telling you? Because if your mom told
you, Your entire life that I think you can do
better. Like, you're such an amazing person.
This is good. This is beautiful. You're beautiful
and powerful. How can you take that to the next
level? Because I believe you've got that next
level in you. Right. If you heard that every
day of your life, that you're amazing, you're
beautiful, you're powerful, and you heard that
repeatedly every day of your life, you'd come
out of that experience. feeling like you're beautiful
and powerful and free, and you're not a victim,
you're a victor, right? So you come out of that.
Most people trip up because they become reliant
on other people to tell them those things. Well,
excuse me, but the entire world can tell me that
I'm a piece of garbage, right? The entire world.
But the voice that matters the most is the one
from within you that says, no, no, no. I'm here
with intent. I came here because I wanted to
be here. I was deployed and I'm here because
I agreed with an infinite powerful creator that
not only is this world going to help me, but
I'm going to help this world. So it's a relationship.
It's not all about me. It's not all about the
world. This is a relationship and I'm powerful
and beautiful and I'm bringing forth heaven on
earth. And when I'm done here, I'll be. I'll
agree to go somewhere else. God knows what that
is. And so I think that this whole golden age
thing is really important. When you asked me
the question about, do I feel like I'm compelled
to share knowledge with people? Well, I do in
my books, but I don't, I don't, I did when I
was going through my awakening, when I was 33,
I did feel like if you could just hear me and
listen to me, you'd be way better off. And I
really felt that. And sometimes I do, but I don't,
I don't share it now. I write my ideas and I
discuss them on a podcast, but I don't, I don't
need to be in a room full of people and suddenly
convert them because I believe that if you could
think like me, you'd be better off. I'm really
pulled back from that. I love that. And I have
two. My friend John from Austin, Texas, 30 years
ago said, don't feel compelled to change people's
minds. Let people be wrong. You don't always
have to be the one that's right. Let them be
wrong. If they ask you, then share with them.
So I'm not that person that goes out now and
telling people that... I mean, I used to be.
Postulatizing. Yes, I used to be too. If somebody
came up and... I mean, I was a weightlifter,
powerlifter and boxer and martial arts. I mean,
if you crossed me, it was dangerous for you to
cross me because I was a stupid, arrogant person
that was just not tolerant. I was not tolerant
of divergent opinions very much. Now, that said,
I wasn't a jerk. I was, I was almost always peaceful
and quiet, but if you're in my face about something,
whatever your thing is, you could rise up to
that level. I'm not going to go there. I used
to be like that. I just wouldn't put the effort
into that at all. Now I just don't care enough.
I just, I care a lot. But not caring enough in
that situation. If someone's in my face, I would
take them to task on that and spend a lot of
time. Because you have to prove that you're right
and prove that they're wrong. Yeah, and I just
don't care. That part of my mind is very subdued
now. Well, and it even goes to social media.
Which would be ego mind. Just this morning, I've
got this, I don't really participate in social
media much, but I am part of this Air Force Academy
group. It's my class of 1985. all of these people
there and they're you know this is a group of
my fellow Air Force Academy graduates from you
know what we're coming up on 40 years now right
so so 40 years ago we graduated together and
so 40 years ago we're like hey now we're going
to go off and be officers and change the world
right I don't hardly know any of them there's
only a couple of them I really even care to you
know keep in touch with because they were super
good friends of mine when we were freshmen or
sophomores we traveled together went to Tokyo
together and stuff like we're in the drum and
bugle corps together things like that martial
arts together so there's only a handful of people
so I told Robin she says are you going to go
to the 40th reunion and I said I don't think
so there's It doesn't justify me going. I mean,
I love all of the people, but I really don't
want to spend time with but a handful of those.
I'd rather find the handful. And fly them here.
And fly them here or go there. I found out one
of my favorites is right here in Florida. It's
just a couple hours away. Oh, that's nice. I
thought it was up in the East Coast. Oh, good.
So we're going to connect. But the reason I bring
this up is this morning. on one of the, on the
Facebook group, there's a few of them getting
into this big dialogue about politics and this
and this and this. And the subjects were, you
know, um, basically they brought up, they were
like word vomiting on each other. And I, I sat
there with my analytical mind. I'm like, okay,
they're trying to resolve a conflict. And they're
all introducing other variables. So you've got,
you're trying to solve a math problem. Usually
when you solve a math problem, if you have two
variables, you need two equations to solve it.
If you have five variables, you need five equations
to solve it. If you have four variables, that's
four. If you have four variables and only two
equations, then there's going to be a whole,
you have to build a matrix and figure out all
the different possibilities to solve that. In
order to figure out... And then you have to go
through these processes to figure out what it
is. Or you can make some presuppositions. Say
you have four variables and three math equations.
You can take one of those variables and say,
okay, I need one more equation or... I have to
suspend this one. I have to say, okay, let's
just pretend that this is a fixed amount. Let's
pretend this is a fixed amount. A lot of times
in math that means... let's pretend this one
is either zero or infinity. Let's pretend it's
zero or infinity. If I drive these to the limits,
what's the equation look like? So if I drive
it to the limits, then I can solve the equation,
right? So anyway, these people are word vomiting
at each other in here. And I thought my initial
inclination was to chime in. That would be the
ego response, not the spirit soul response. And
so I actually started drafting response, trying
to bring peace. Because they're like... pooping
on each other but they were enjoying it probably
weren't they but that's the thing is if it brings
them joy great but to me i was just like you
know what they're not going to learn until they're
ready to learn yeah so and they probably each
individually want someone else to learn from
them because there's an arrogance behind well
and what's what's funny when i look at both dialogues
both of them had shreds of validity like they
they were both introducing that would have been
a good thing to say they both introduced elements
of truth and this is my this is what i was sharing
during one of our last podcasts is you know when
i look at a cylinder if i'm looking at it sideways
i see a rectangle if i look at the bottom i see
a circle so depending on your perspective you're
gonna see something different yeah and But the
way of processing that is everyone's got a point
and then assemble this puzzle in your own head.
I remember when I was very, very pushy about
my point of view, there was some energy that
I enjoyed and it was ego energy and I enjoyed
it. But it's very intense and it's not the best
use of your time. But it's quite intoxicating
to want to be right, to want to be powerful,
to want people to say, oh, yeah, Sarah, that's
a really good idea. But it's not so. energy it's
ego energy i agree and people talk about politics
and it's just and you've got to be careful if
you're talking about something that you're passionate
about and you're really trying to convince someone
else that you're right you've got to watch your
own vibration is this damaging your own peaceful
vibration Or is it getting so intense that someone
else is wrong? Because then if you're doing that
and you're lowering your vibration, then that's
actually going to manifest in your physical life.
But people haven't made that correlation. They're
just getting off on the energy without realizing
the implications of that. Thanks for sharing
that. That's a really good point. So I think
based on what we've talked about, we're at a
place where we may or may not have a golden age.
It may or may not be coming. We're in it. We
could be in it. This could be our little golden
age here. We can make our own decisions about
our own personal golden age, and hopefully that
bleeds over. It's part of being the change you
want to see. That's right. If you want to manifest
the golden age, let's be the golden age. Let's
become it right this minute. Create the world
you want. And create the world you want. So one
of the things I've learned over the years, and
this kind of dovetails onto something I want
to talk to you about later, because I'm going
to ask you to be my big sister. With respect
to the radio station, because I've got some cool
things going on with Web 3 .0. So do you have
anything else before I go there? regarding the
golden age no just i think you and i agreed the
golden age is what we're each individually doing
and then um i would say heaven on earth is what
we're working towards but we're each manifesting
a little golden age and hopefully when you do
that your influence becomes more and then you
can help other people do that if they're interested
in yeah in in in addition to that uh looking
backwards or looking forward and saying there
was a golden age or there's going to be we have
to acknowledge that a lot of what we have seen
in the past may or may not be true right or even
maybe it's partially true but we need to dive
in and explore so it's interesting but not particularly
relevant don't let it define moment yeah don't
let your past define your future just ask a lot
of questions always so i'm at a place now where
And I'm going to segue to a different thing now
because we only have a few minutes because I
know you have to go pretty soon. I want to hear
how I can be your big sister. We help each other
in so many ways. But I do want to dive in because
I am coming across some opportunities now. As
you know, I'm really leading the charge. I'm
on some really advanced aspects of, you know,
cutting edge. like the confluence of AI. We talked
briefly about Podcasting 2 .0, but I want to
be the first to put together a platform that
integrates Podcasting 2 .0 on Web 3 .0. So effectively,
I'm creating Podcasting 3 .0. Yes, I have no
idea what that means. So Podcasting 1 .0 means
you and I were talking. Okay. And we put some
audio out there and that's it. And the next level
up. Podcasting 2 .0, there's some metadata that's
attached to the podcast. So the metadata just
helps the user. understand what that podcast
is and that's not part of the podcast no it's
that's what would be on the website and yeah
it's actually attached to the file there's there's
certain the way the file is constructed and the
way it's deployed there's certain benefits to
web 2 .0 and that's pretty brand new it's only
been a couple years uh the fellow named adam
curry who was you may know the name adam curry
but he was the first vj for mtv okay so when
you look at The first couple of years of MTV,
you saw Adam Curry. His moniker for himself is
the Podfather. And he's done a really good job
taking podcasting to the next level. He's tried
for years. He's seen the value in podcasting.
He's doing a great job. So you have a podcast
like you and I have with all this metadata that
people can now access. And then what was the
next one? So now web or podcasting 2 .0 is what
I just described. What I'm doing is this podcasting
3 .0, which is a whole new version of podcasting
that involves... That gives the listener what
type of experience? Well, the listener experience...
Okay, the typical... This is not just for podcasts.
This is for all advertising. If you turn on the
television, if you turn on... If you're leaving
through a magazine, whatever you're doing, there's
basically two different revenue mechanisms for
those individuals. And this goes for artists
as well. One of them is a subscription service.
So if you want the Wall Street Journal, you have
to get the subscription and then you can read
all of their stuff. So even though I don't want
to read all their stuff, I just want to read
this one particular article. If there's a subscription
service and you want to watch one thing, you
have to pay for the whole subscription. Same
thing with Amazon Prime. If there's one show
on Amazon Prime you want to watch, you have to
pay for the subscription. So that's kind of a
bogus way of doing it. If it's value for value,
which is what Adam Currie, his big thing is let's
do value for value. If there's a podcast that's
worth it, then they should be paid for that value.
that's commensurate with the worth of that information.
So if the news on the TV is junk and you shut
it off, those people should not be paid. They
need to up their game in the free market and
their stuff needs to become more valuable so
it's worthy of me paying them for that article,
for that information. So the subscription service
is one way people get paid. If you like my stuff,
subscribe. well, I don't like 99 % of your stuff,
so I'm not going to subscribe. Or I will subscribe,
but I'll be angry. Oh yeah, gosh. So the second
thing is what's called advertising. Sarah and
Tia Julie have this great soul decodes and we
have somebody that wants their widget. Hey, you
guys are hitting this audience. You got a diverse
audience now in 20 countries. They're listening
to you. They love you. And we want to advertise
on your platform. No, thank you. Oh, but we have
money. No, thank you. Oh, but we have lots of
money. How much money? Now all of a sudden it
becomes, instead of Tia Jolie and Sarah talking
about whatever comes to our minds, like I had
no idea this morning what we're going to talk
about. Now some influencers, well, we're the
advertiser. You can't say this. You must say
this. It's advertising. Plus I've had people,
even these great podcasts, they're in the middle
of a sentence. or there's advertisement comes
in. Absolutely. This is why for Earth Angel Media,
look, we've got an advertiser. We've got a promoter.
It's not even an advertisement. It's a promoter.
Their message is at the end of the show. If you
like the show, pay attention because they're
the ones that are giving you this uninterrupted
content. So I'm trying to dodge that thing. So
there's advertising and subscribers. Web 3 .0.
I'm going to dominate it. Good. I don't know
what it is. Here's what it is. It's value for
value using micropayments. Micropayments. You've
heard of this cat named Snoop Dogg? The rapper?
Yeah. Yeah, I love him. Ten days ago, he decided
to jump on the same technology that I'm using.
Right. And I'm not going to say what it is because
I want to deploy it first. But Snoop Dogg, and
there's this girl named... Beyonce, you may have
heard of her. She's using this technology too.
Why are these elite artists? Yeah, why? Why are
they using it? Because typically if Sarah, if
you have this beautiful voice and you're putting
out this beautiful music with your guitar, you're
putting this out there, you're not going to go
anywhere because the industry is squashing you.
The industry is completely squashing you and
they're basically putting all of everything against
you. Unless you buy into their system. Right.
Well, this is Web 3 .0 is a level playing field.
If you put forth some beautiful podcast or beautiful,
your band is just rocking it, right? Every time
somebody plays your song, they cut out all the
middlemen. Whenever somebody plays your song,
you get a penny per minute. Who's paying that
penny? Yeah, this is the cool part. This is all
based on crypto technology. So the balance between
subscribers and advertisers is that there's a
balance right between where it says, look, because
most people say, look, if there's a song I love,
I'm willing to pay, you know, 30 cents for it.
I'm willing to pay 30 cents for it. And I can
download it and listen to it forever. Like for
this podcast, this podcast is 60 minutes. 60
minutes. Somebody might say, I'm willing to pay
60 cents for that. Right? So if they get a penny
per minute, but then they have thousands and
thousands of followers, that becomes very, very
large. And this hasn't been available to Beyonce
and Snoop Dogg prior to... No, this is brand
new tech. And this is where I want you to be
my big sister because I want to roll this out.
A lot of what used to be radio and TV and all
this, it's gone. Those days are gone. What I'm
doing now, Web 3 .0, Podcasting 3 .0, this is
the way it's going to go. If you produce value,
something that people love, they listen to, they
share, then you're going to get a penny per minute.
And then it's going to be leveraged because they're
going to share with people, share with people.
So if you have 100 ,000 people listening to your
podcast and you're getting a penny per minute
per podcast, you don't have to get advertisers.
To get that penny, though, someone's going to
have to put their credit card or debit card into
a system. Yeah. We'll talk about that another
time. Yeah. I've got loads of questions with
regards to this. Let's pick up again on the next
one. Well, I know you would. I actually want
to continue this because... I want to know how
I can be helpful with a radio station. Well,
I want to get a whole army full of people. This
is the takeaway for my current need right this
minute. There's a whole army of people out there
that know, say, like country music. I know about
country music, but I'm not a savant. I don't
know all of the who's up and coming and who.
I don't know what makes amazing country music.
All right. But somebody out there does. Same
thing with rap. I like some rap, but there's
somebody out there that knows exactly what's
what. They're like leading edge. I want to make
them the Web 3 .0 VJ. I want them to be the next
DJ, and I want to put them on the Earth Angel
Media platform, and they can become the DJ for
that genre. Nice. And then I will cut them in,
so the artist is going to get paid 90%, but that
DJ... The VJ is going to get paid 10 % of all
of the artists. And I want them to be part of
my Earth Angel Media project. So that's where
I'm taking it. Very exciting. Yeah, it's going
to be so fun. Very exciting. But hey, wrap us
up because I know you have to go. What are your
thoughts? Well, I can't wait to hear more about
this 3 .0 project. We'll talk about that when
we get together again. And this has been lovely.
Me too. Yeah, I've really, really enjoyed it.
Yeah, I do too. And this has been such... And
then we've got to talk about all the crypto stuff.
We should do that maybe on Thursday when we get
together. Yeah, we can do that. Let's do that
next. Well, no, whatever you want to do next.
Okay. I can talk about, to me, this is the most
exciting thing, what I just brought up. Let's
talk about that. So we'll talk about that next.
Let's explore that further. And then the one
next, after that, we can do the money, currency,
and stuff like that. Sounds good to me. Hey,
y 'all, I hope you enjoyed Soul Decodes. We're
here at the Phillips Island, and we want you
to share this with other people because I think
if you got value from it, I think probably it's
reasonable that other people might give value
to. Yeah. So we just thank you for being part
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