Hey, guys.
What's happening?
I'm here on the river, the Columbia River.
Right next to the shoreline.
It's an amazing, beautiful place.
I actually just came here a few days ago with The Detox Dudes retreat and it was so special.
I'm feeling kind of sad right now actually.
And one of the things that I want to do and start doing with my business and myself is
just being radically authentic all the time.
I had thing in my brain that I would to be only film videos when I'm feeling good,
only talk about you know how amazing I feel and all the good stuff and all the knowledge
I have.
And it didn't feel good for me because every time, I felt tired or every time I felt sad,
I was like I basically had to stop you know producing and filming.
And it's just not the truest authentic expression of myself.
And it's so stressful to have to like pretend to be something you know.
So I really just want to be authentic all the time.
I want to talk about whatever's present for me and even if I'm sad and tired and
lonely, I just want to be able to talk about that stuff too.
So, yeah, so that's where I'm at right now.
Feeling sad because I just spent the entire month of July around people.
I had a 17-day meditation retreat.
The first half of it was with 13 people, the second half of it was like with 52 other people
and it was just an amazing, life changing meditation retreat.
Ten hours a day of meditation all focused on awakening the third eye, living from a
different place aside from ordinary mental consciousness and really connecting to your
intuition and your spirit.
And I had a day or two days of rest after that.
I was totally cracked open like feeling the inner, vulnerable, open child.
That inner core.
And then I had to jump right into The Detox Dudes retreat where 10 people from – me
and my business partner and eight other guys from around the world came into Portland,
Oregon and talked about detox and health and longevity and business and food and everything.
We talked about everything.
No subject was off limits and it was just spectacular.
We actually came to this very place I'm at right now.
This place is almost like you're on a couple people said its like being on the TV show
Lost.
It's like this river and then this desolate, dry area and it's amazing.
It's beautiful.
So I spent the whole month with people diving deep into the collective consciousness.
Just going deep not only at the meditation, at both retreats, seeing other people's
core, experiencing other people's heart, their truest selves and then also my own.
My own.
Just seeing my inner child and seeing my pain and yeah.
And that whole month of being around people, I just realized that community is the ultimate
form of detox.
You know like I need to orchestrate my life so I am around really likeminded people all
the time instead of just going to retreats for it.
I want to create a life where I'm around that all the time and of course, we need to
balance it with our solo time and that's what happened to me today.
I had like 26 days of being around people every day, all day and then today, I woke
up with this void of like 'Holy shit, I'm by myself.'
And you know, what do you do you know?
I feel this pain, this sadness, this loneliness that you know that we all experience and the
trick is to just be with it.
So I planned a day to really come to the beach here and spend some time with my emotions
and myself and right before I was about to leave, my friend texted me asking if I wanted
to hang out and I knew that was a test.
I knew I needed a solo day.
All of the momentum was in the other direction of being social but I just knew I needed a
day to myself.
So I came out here and feeling the sadness, feeling the inner child, my heart is cracked
open after being around all those amazing people.
You know I can't believe that some people just come and go.
Like some people I may never see again you know and it's crazy to think how much of
a part somebody could have in your life even if it's just for a week or a few days and
then all of a sudden, it's just like they go on their way and I go on mine.
It's just…
There's something that's so sad about that.
I don't know why it's so sad for me but it just is.
So yeah like I said the mood after the meditation retreat, I just realized that I have to be
my truest authentic self all the time.
That's what will be most fun, most fruitful, and most true.
And instead of trying to be this superhero, this Detox Dudes guy who's the detox dude
who is fully healed and doesn't experience pain anymore.
You know that's such bullshit.
I don't really know that there's ever a point that people get to a place where they
don't experience pain.
I think that's part of life.
And it's your response to pain that means all the difference.
Pain is always there.
So yeah the theme of July was just 'Community is the ultimate form of healing' you know.
For my meditation retreat, I was surrounded around people who nourish my spirit, my soul
on such a deep level, something, the healer part of myself.
It was so nourishing to be around those people for the healer part of myself and for my inner
child and some part of my spirit was just so attracted to it.
And then for the meditation retreat – I mean for The Detox Dudes retreat, there was
something about being around people who understood healing and detoxification and suppositories,
enemas, colonics and clean eating and fasting and these people have been through such an
intense healing journey and such amazing wisdom and such beautiful heart with everybody.
And one guy at the retreat, his first day there, he was having a bit of a panic attack
because he was really sensitive to mold and we're in Portland here and a lot of houses
have mold and he also just got done with like a 20-hour flight or even longer with his layover.
And you know, we were trying to tell him 'Hey, man.
You know you'll be alright.
We're here to support you.
We're here to support you.'
And then after like the third day, he came up to me and he was like 'Wow.
I feel amazing.
I feel like we're protected by this amazing shield from all the darkness when we're
together' and I was like 'Exactly.
That's exactly what's happening.'
You come together with other members of your tribe and likeminded folks who really see
the world in a similar fashion that you do.
It's like it's like amazing, protective layer and just like an amazing experience.
So, yeah, community is the ultimate form of healing, the ultimate form of detox.
I knew it from the beginning when my business partner Robert came over to Portland like
six months, five months ago.
We met for the first time and there was a couple other people hanging out with us and
we were both just shitting out parasites all week without taking any supplements and we
were trying to figure it out like what is going on?
And we realized that like when you're around your tribe, your vibration just elevates and
healing takes place, miracles happen and I knew so I knew there was something to the
community and the tribe and there's always something that I deep down was grasping for
and hoping for.
But after this month, seeing how and what that month did to me, I'm just so certain
that community is the ultimate form of healing.
So alrighty guys.
Thanks for listening and more to come.
Peace.
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Maxine Waters Is Forced To Defend Her Congressional Seat - Duration: 13:20.
Maxine Waters Is Forced To Defend Her Congressional Seat
Maxine Waters criticism has returned as a boomerang at her, coming as a threat of her
political career.
Past few months she was doing everything she can to finish President Trump especially with
"Impeach 45" campaign.
Now, she got a very bad news and her supporters like Whoopi Goldberg are trying to save her.
Maxine Waters will be forced to defend her congressional chair in 2018 because, after
thirteen re-elections, her district is a mess; a high rate of poverty and criminal, unlike
her life in wealthy mansion away from her voters.
Omar Navarro, her opponent, until recently didn't have any chance to get the right
amount of funds he needed for the effective campaign against Waters.
But, on a fundraiser that he held on Donald Trump's golf course, a miracle happened.
Roger Stone, the men who helped Nixon, Reagan, and Trump to get elected, was at the same
place.
So here is the bad news that Maxine received.
Stone said that he is officially going to work, to get Navarro elected.
"This Congressional Race is different.
This race is not about liberal or conservative.
It's not about Republican or Democrat.
It's about a corrupt public official … and a tough and young energetic reformer who will
provide honest government," Stone stated to the public.
In his speech, Navarro stated, "I'm very proud to have Roger on our side.
That's a major win for us."
As the View saw problems on the horizon for their Democrat, they decided to support Mad
Maxine.
This was a weak attempt to make a twist on Maxine's interruptions on Steve Mnuchin
during a congressional hearing.
This could be her end, as she will have to face a real challenger in the race for her
seat.
With Roger Stone involved Mad Maxine political career is seriously threatened.
It will be interesting to see the debates between her and Navarro, as she now has no
arguments which will help her keep the career.
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WHAT IS DIGESTIVE PLAQUE? - Duration: 0:46.
Digestive plaque, also known as biofilm,
can be described as a structural community of microorganisms
encased in a self-produced matrix
made up of sugars and carbohydrates
that is adherent to the surface lining of our gut.
This sugar matrix acts as a shield
to protect the bad bacteria and bad fungi.
The virulence of these common microbial biofilms
(both fungal and bacterial) arises from the fact that they can be extremely harmful
and simultaneously very difficult to eradicate,
and that can in many cases be the cause of digestive illness.
BIOHM is the only probiotic PROVEN TO BREAKDOWN DIGESTIVE PLAQUE.
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CEO Vlog: Consistency is Key - Duration: 3:01.
Hello beauties! Welcome back to the Vlog. This week we are talking about
communication and today we're going to talk about a big component in
communication, which is consistency there's a great vlog out there
and there's a couple of blogs about this too, that talked about the three C's of
customer satisfaction guess what they are?
Consistency, consistency, consistency and I've read that in several articles and
it just it makes me chuckle but it's so true. When I was a kid I got to attend a
Disney camp and for those of you who don't know Disney puts on a variety of
camps for kids, some of them are leadership, some of them are engineering, they do all
kinds of stuff and I grew up in Southern Cal and so I went to one of these. And
one of the things that that one of the speakers said at the camp was that doing
something well the first time is easy it's doing it the same way just as well
every time that's hard. And that has stuck with me my whole life, and it's so
true, it's so difficult to make the second time you do something as good as
the first, and we had a conversation in the office here I'm not sure if I shared
this with you so it may be a repeat for you, but talking about Broadway, so the
Broadway stars right, if you go and see a Broadway show and you fly to New York,
and you've saved it's and that's your trip and you go as the end of a Broadway run,
you expect to have an incredible show right? Because it's the first time you've
ever maybe seen a Broadway show on Broadway,
it's a huge deal. But if you're a performer in that show it might be your
45th show or your hundredths show or more than that, it depends some of these
are really long-running shows how do you give the same energy, the same
consistency, how do you do that? Is that performance customer service? Is that
experience that you have is that about customer service? That consistency. How do
you do that here? You know? There was a place that I worked a few years ago
where we talked about every single person
in the company was an interaction with our brand and that a reputation of that
brand could be continued or broken with one interaction, so whether you come in
to Lunar, now put it in the context of our company, you came in to Lunar and
talked to Carol, our office administrator or whether you talked to Eric, who did
video production or you talked to an account manager like Mackie or Colby or
product owner or an engineer or anyone else that's here we would expect you to have
the same feeling,the same experience, with each of them even though they do
very different things for us and work on very different things for your company,
because the consistency in your experience matters to us and consistency
is communication. I'll see you tomorrow!
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who is a maniac boov? - Duration: 1:57.
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Larry Christiano on whether there is a "Keynesian Revolution" after the Great Recession? - Duration: 1:41.
I think its largely an acceleration of changes that have been in existence before
in the same way that the Great Depression and the Keynesian revolution
was not something that's started in the 30s.
But that really has its antecedents before
so I think that the crisis greatly accelerated something
there has been there's been a debate for a long period of time
over what it is that causes fluctuations.
Is it things on the supply side of the economy
or is it things on the demand side of the economy.
I think that one of the things that was very important was a reminder from the 2008
that the demand side of the economy can be very very important
and that needs to be properly integrated
and the demand side of the economy is one feature
the Keynesian revolution earlier had kind of captured how to do that
so all of those things that we called part of the Keynesian revolution
really became part of conventional wisdom about macro as a consequence of this
but in terms of a sudden change of thinking
in the sense of whole new ideas
that we did not see
but nor did we see in the Great Depression
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Is Depression Discernment? (The Gifts pt. 7) - Duration: 2:13.
hello brothers and sisters I am gonna add a little bit to a part that I
already did I'm gonna try to create it about the
same time as the previous hopefully it'll go through fast enough because in
part six that talks about discernment of spirits one thing is a problem for a lot
of people and I really feel it needs to get out there is that a lot of times it
can be misunderstood okay I've seen a lot of people who struggle with
depression who I find out actually have this gift and what they don't realize is
a lot of time when it comes on that depression is mistaken for their own
when it's really somebody else's okay so with this gift if you're not that if you
haven't practiced it that much and the Lord hasn't shown you much you won't
necessarily know that you're sensing it from somebody else
and you might assume it's you and that can be a bit of why it's so hard to defeat
depression sometimes okay this can also work for anxiety but primarily
depression is where I've seen it the most common so I hope that helps some of
you that may not understand what you're going through
it may not truly be you going through it okay so look around see if maybe there
is something that might be causing it if so maybe you need to go help that person
or just pray for them and pray for the Lord to put some peace on your okay?
hope that helps is encouraging to some of you and solves the problem
God bless
you
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