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Do you ever see smokeage in the film in Texas? Zionism is a movement and is filming. for episode in the studio in California. True studio. the amount of people inspire. You're definitely a rabbi, but still and yeah, it's a pleasure to have you back on and the podcast guide live is a show available to purchas.com. So, thank you again for coming on again. >> Thank you for having me. I appreciate you. Yeah, enjoyed the conversation. Thank you. >> Exactly. Wonderful conversation. Let's get into it. Airlines upgrade experience. Latest talks do flights. So next time episode 56 million individual families,000 $15 members and bill is covered. So family9 out of pocket medical expenses of the hospital selected network from doctors reimbursement rates of 91498300 visits of united.org mention latest gift card membership from the adbreak support advertisers of latest talks.com membership important developer. So the next amount I need money is we all need money. So amazing content valuable. Let's get right into the topic. Let's discuss amazing film. But we get into it. Fore supported inspiration. Yeah. This is not just from the comments but also in a third source second hand mention inspired but experiences mention perk up the most powerful So I'm very happy to discuss it and tremendous respect for and also they get along very nicely. Um Yeah. The blood type voice. Yeah. So, shout out to Martyovich. >> So talented. Wow. What a what a talent. >> Yeah. So, parental divorce of the topic marriage. Um, I'm very proud of and A heavy price in a gas station. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Listen. Wow. >> Wow. >> Yes. Goldstein's episode. So I just archived it. I don't know why. Wow. Wow. University University from the latest podcast. Wow, that's unbelievable. Yeah. You never know. >> Yeah. >> The man singers has Joey Nukem. >> Yeah. Sure. >> At when he composed the song. >> Yeah. And it's a garbage notes producer Donnie Gudio of the gold similar story says the gold You never know. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, upbringing was privately divorce and one of the parents tries to alienate in the under the parent. Mhm. Uh it's very very damaging. Okay. Comfortable life is unstable. But hold the line for a second. Yeah. Life is not about the now. This is about the future. Future. You know the results. Exactly. Just for a moment because you know what led and who I am today. Not that I'm the good, but I feel like, you know, um, days with as Because it's right in Poland, a peasant, a woman in the farm, psychologist, Pearl. interviewed mention what's right because many times risk their lives, their family's life famous album. Yeah. Yeah. So this the famous example. Yeah. The righteous >> amongst the nations. >> Amongst the nations. Yeah. Yeah. Oh wow. >> Yeah. So from 51 countries probably relative is that they're a minority. >> Yeah. So mentioned what was their motivation in they found interviews. They found a common thread and their parents right from wrong. The wrong thing forced imposed Okay. >> Tremendous respect the opportunity to self-correct it's called >> but so the moral values stuck. >> They didn't feel like it's a burden. police. So absorbed Wow, by the way, right? Like, wow. We're back at it. The Yiddish episode and you crack up because >> Exactly. >> It's a perfect episode. Anyway, >> we'll talk about what's inside soon. But long story short, to the point to do what's right and um from my own experience at the time. And when anybody anybody who's a child from a divorced family knows that uh there's an instability you know instability and instability provides a lot of challenges insecurities um and um so in Los because we we upload we used to upload it. Uh I'm not so uh upload but anyway I got an email five times whatever please call me. He leaves his number call me. So related divorce in 65th Streets and I took I took him under my wing, you know, provide meta safe space. And absolutely is the most unrewarding job because the fruits of your labor the product whatever you don't see it until many years later you deserve it because you were a part of my journey deep apart from the process and it's people like that that I want to talk about uh that really help you along they provide you the safe space the nourishment the nurturing the chaos around you you uh you feel I have somebody I have a safe is I'm begging you never forget this love in the best art scroll is okay as the translation is >> you wouldn't is love. If you love somebody, compassion is the essence. for a safe space for the kind of an you know at his own pace a space the king can nurtured nurtured and nourished and it's safe for him I realize bases mind. >> Wow. >> Judgement where feels nurtured, nourished. He doesn't have to rush to grow at his own pace. >> Wow. I realized if you rearrange this differently is my host space >> excommunicate. So safe space and that's what's necessary to that they're safe and that's very difficult when you have divorced parents divorced. is the you know was the vision of The space with the provides for you because then the pain as human being a human being sometimes is incapable >> because the pain is so deep as space such a turbulent time that he needed the sad he needed the space from Hashem and sometimes you have to turn to Hashem. But the reason is mention instability especially by divorce even you listen judgment and you provide a certain sense of safety safety. You invite them for lunch. That's all it takes. Camp Monk in Oh, Swan Lake. >> In Swan Lake. Yeah. Camp Monk Art Scroll has a book about him. Just love them. is the documentary. So, no, you got to break it. Come to camp for Shabas, guys. So I'll never forget this. infamous. Yes. rumor by the time came around, you know, anyway. Frank, the head counselor there. It's over. That's all. But he put his hand on mine. Motion gesture. Wow. This is a safe space. You're safe. Fields on presence calming. That's all it needs. You're relieving your own discomfort. Mention it. It mish takes almost nothing to be present with somebody. That's right. That's right. Amazing. But you have to make him feel comfortable, make him feel safe. Um fin struggles, you from my wife. A very successful family, wealthy family, you know, no no chance, you know, and he was hired to be the in Los Angeles, but you know, I remember in a restaurant, you know what I mean? So, whatever you know, whatever he ordered. And it's okay. episode. Somebody was hiking. I like >> somebody was hiking and he um he slipped. He tripped a ditch. Help help. Guy is yelling help. No, no, no problem. Tylenol in the ditch. Nam the Tylenol. The Tylenol. Board meeting hospital exactly what it is. Anyway, long story short, you know, he he throws Tylenol and a Okay. A businessman. Sure. Okay. A rabbi. A rabbi. No problem. And then somebody else walks by. the ditch going to be okay. It's going to be all right. That's what it means to create a safe space in the ditch. You know they say the difference between sympathy and empathy English sympathy and empathy is sympathy means I feel bad for you. Empathy means I feel bad with you. >> So You know, how did I get past the mountain of not that I'm not faced with today, trust me, you know, you know, soon after. >> Yeah. So there's a life life is all about the problems and always on top of it because yeah >> that's it. >> Yeah the whole way to get to the next phase >> and you can't do it alone. I don't I don't believe mention alliance especially men were reserved you know honest with that could provide a space for you and you could provide a space for him lucky manch. Wow. >> Not everybody has it mentioned space and I didn't find it and I'm glad that I'm here now. Yeah. You know, throughout, you know, struggles, whatever. That's a billion dollar industry program is basically programist for them but they figured out And that's this is mention as long we're going to be people as long as community life is because you need another person in your life to get through. And that's and you know mention we'll get through it. You're going to get through it when it's bad. Get out there. Just get things that are emotion stay emotion. and eventually and you have to do the episode but yeah no it's exactly what you're saying I couldn't agree more um what I want people to know mentions is find a friend find with the and and provide a safe space, somebody you can trust. And to me that's uh that if I have to summarize that got me through the hardest times is mention that volunteered themselves that space midlife crisis you busy will provide in the safe space. It's It's not easy because it's not so easy. It's not so easy. Um, basically messages for mention. Wow. and slipped for a second and and that's amazing. >> Yeah, I'll take it I'll take it to heart. Sometimes sometimes the purpose is and that experience of organizations organization was founded because the organization the founder is struggle and sometimes that's the purpose. So emails and calls, you know, I need some help. Whatever I can, I guide them. I give them a reality check. Slow down. Divorce. >> It's got more complicated than you think. Complicated. Yeah. Okay. In the topic from the I really enjoyed talking to you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, you're a good listener. Thanks for the safe space. >> Some discoveries change everything. >> It is engaging. It's riveting. There is a definite mystery to it. >> A man who found the truth. >> What I heard that day literally changed my life. A hero who saved the day. >> He was a spotter for the mortar patrol, the Mirgamote. >> A dreamer who set out to do the impossible. The Lubava Rebby told him, "You are doing the most important work in the world right now." >> After a lifetime of searching, he uncovered one of history's bestkept secrets. Archaeologists found what could be the world's oldest treasure map. Initial tests says Jones indicate the authenticity of the powdery incense more. >> His story was almost forgotten. >> If I paid you a million, >> I would not do it. If it's something that belongs to God and we're not supposed to be owners of it, then I believe that >> his discovery was dismissed by those who tried to stop him. There's an academic war going on in Israel. >> That's a huge psychological trip to plan somebody. But the truth refuse to stay buried. >> This is the greatest find that 2,000 years. >> Thank you for safeguarding and keeping the Torah because if you wouldn't when we from the nations wake up, it wouldn't be there. This is Tishabove. Join me on an epic journey as we uncover the history, the mystery, and the discovery of the ctor. Lady talks followers. latest talks conversation around the followers promo code% off unfortunately film you're supporting um more inspiration for production. So, and the promo code is latest talks. Latest talks inving you easy fast. Yeah. So the company was advertising platform is a project. Holy smokes. Electric cigarettes. This is a PSA. Anyway, topics. Yeah. So, you know what but I'm very interested to know about this and please share because especially of dust a film not of their topic. So yeah, let's get into it. >> How much time do you have? >> Um the question is on you and not on me. >> It's a lot to talk about is a very there's a very interesting dichotomy >> dichotomy means. Okay. >> So just go and see. >> Yeah. Yeah. So even for me sometimes a force of life. Okay. Yeah. So, so um corona movement a protection a protection. Okay. Yeah. Interesting. So >> yeah life >> and it's a protection. It's a protection. If somebody misuses, a force of death. Yeah. Yeah. which means yeah the gift the bench the Next. Can't fathom. Right. That's good. That's good. It is obsessed. So to sum it up interesting. So when you put it on the face value of the movements high vocabulary. >> Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. Yeah. You sound smart. Uh that's it. >> It's like the English the British, you know, their accent. Could you pass me the water, please? Yeah. >> And they could say like a professor American accent. Do England American accent is cool. Um, so one of the miracles and the herb the family Um yeah. Um, is was even usually attracted to animals especially. So also it was the ingredients of the Titus. So either way and what what the what the deeper reason was. Um so the way dictators was put together the is very famous exactly. Mhm. Is the is the connection strong personally two types of anti-semitism anti-semitism was born. Anti-mitism was born from a time in Europe suffered from anti-semitism. >> What do you mean anti-mitism? Type A and type O. Okay. Type A is assimilation. Assimilation mind is a type of anti-semitism. It's a one type of anti-semitism type obliteration. Obliteration mind Germany under type of anti-semitism. So, type A. You're special. Yet, type A was born. No, you're not special. Type A and type O. Yeah. >> Yeah. But very good. Yeah. Um so two types of anti-semitism the type A assimilation assimilation. The way to fight that is type O fight differently. Type O. get them back together because is a protection for type O. Is a protection for type O and is a protection for type A. Iran today off topic. Okay. We're in the brink of civil war. So do tremendous disunityity. So Zionism is a movement and rule. >> True. So >> based on what we said earlier, >> we can agree to disagree. >> But I disagree with your philosophy. So >> actions behavior and yeden will never agree opinions. >> Exactly. Minimum at minimum anyway. So that's that's what it is. Stay away. Yeah, stay away. Go ahead. Yeah, sure. religion. Exactly. >> Yes. So you know article from the most popular Arab newspapers as the reason attacked October 7th is because the Supreme Court elections on the brink of civil war that we saw magazine as an uh conflict >> potential though >> do conflict Yeah. It's It's not Iran. Iran is a result. Oh yeah. So and that's Yeah. Let's go to the exciting. Soap episode. Okay. We filmed there. Same tag. Fascinating. The catacombs and the tunnels feedback. Maybe have me on the podcast emails, texts, phone calls. mentioned. So, uh, long story short, excavation, the Dead Sea Scrolls. >> Okay. Scrolls of the Dead Sea. Okay. >> So, I'm sure >> Let's do it. Okay. So, in 1947 >> 1947 >> 1947 Okay. It's called Kuman. Kuman is the area of caves to caves. Hinds in the cave. uh scrolls millas made from parchment. So it's he actually took it to an expert. He ripped them off. The expert the expert. >> The expert. and uh he ripped them off. It turned out and the scrolls of parchment and subsequently hindered scrolls. Wow, >> it's undeniable. religion. Anyway, so in 1952 a different type of scroll scroll the scroll where it's engraved in copper >> in the in cave three numbers of their caves in uh and at that time in 1952 the West Bank still belonged to Jordan 1967. Yeah. the country and so okay scroll is different number one because of copper is of parchment of treasure map like the other scroll symbols, numbers, amounts in a lot of experts, the the scroll references to um the hand amounts A dry billion dollar billion and it looks like a treasure map amounts symbols and information of the actual experts on ancient scripts of the >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Is fascinating. It's the It's probably the treasure map in the belt. Marvel expounds on the teachings different concepts. is quoted by Yash's in the 19th century. He references constantly. So it's an accepted Okay. Yep. Wow. You know, I think it was 1647 1648. That's when he wrote it was published mid- 17th century. Um, long story short, was recorded. He mentions he mentions uh his name was some names is recognizable some names not of a copper scroll in the Okay. Copper scroll. >> Wow. Yeah. Okay. The copper scroll matches. Not only that, experts the copper scroll of copper scroll. What identified? And so mentioned as the copper scroll is interesting. Yeah. >> Okay. So the Dead Sea scrolls the next phase. Okay. Random information but let's bring it into >> Sure. in practicality. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, you know, excavations. The problem is the jurisdiction of the of the area. This is in the museum in Aman in Aman. >> Okay. Amus is the capital of >> Okay. This is an exhibit experts. >> Okay. Flat plate. A flat plate. Okay. England carefully. is just unid. We're going to segue personality. Vendel Jones obsessed with biblical archaeology. >> Whoa. Okay. >> Yeah. Vendel Jones. >> Okay. >> Vendel Jones, you know. and religions and he discovered a denomination under religion. So in 1967 and he volunteered to fight in the six day war and um and he really that was you know the goal is to have the presence and mdash is rebuilt. So, and in 1992 in a cave, it's called the cave of the column. That's how it's known today. >> Okay? >> Which is across from the it's in the area. It's called Kuman reddish material in a cave. And it wasn't dirt scientist and scientist's name is Dr. Terry Hooter. A brilliant scientist is Mckibble and develop in the scientific world a professor many degrees and studied uh a discipline besides paleonology. Palinology and pelinology is something when you take something you could break it down at a molecular level you put under microscope to kind of separate the inorganic material from the organic material. Okay. So basically scientist. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. A powder scientific. So technology was scientist. from the molecule level basically microscope and but the point is the structures. >> Exactly. Okay, sorry. Fine. I'm trying. >> Anyways, and the report is absolutely mindblowing. Kansas Albert Einstein, by the way, a brilliant scientist. Scientific terms. in in certain cases anyway. So like a reddish material. Yeah. Um anyways what's known as hydrochloric acid the inorganic material which means um in >> acid is in the Yeah, I guess hydrochlorics is anyway as as soon as like 40% of hydrochloric acid is smoke. It's called effervesing >> a fancy word. >> Yeah. >> To the higher, right? >> Okay. toxins and chemicals. all of a sudden. Anyway, um besides for that in the lab and as soon as He's in Yiddish. >> Okay. >> You have to find out. Maybe somebody in the comments is going to >> Yeah, exactly. Anyway, so now by the way, the smoke over the goats. Okay, >> so just one thing the the the dog happened to sneeze. perfumes because it's a busy you know like over there you go over there instead of making a don't make the wrong turn. Wow. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, if a child has then I get kicked of the of the of the spices microscope like cinnamon microscope, you know, no spice is uniform is the zelba size exactly as the andle Okay. >> Microscopic level obviously put the likes into the microscope of a microscopic level. Microscope a material under the microscope. into the microscope is exactly the same size. >> Wow. >> Yeah. I guess you know renewed every every year. Ohcess. >> The process. Yeah. I don't know. They had techniques. Nobody that the sound waves impact of the of the process, you know, the you know, it's the >> Wow. film fish category. Yeah. the physical world, the information. So, yeah, you're right. for a vent above the counter on top of the counter. Socks. Yeah. Metronomes, >> right? lingered in the air around the laboratory. that you know the son of the chief rabbi chief rabbi and was the what you describe visit you gave him the opportunity for benign Mhm. because they become ostracized. They're not accepted by the families. >> Okay. So >> sample drud wrote a report in Oklahoma in Oklahoma. >> Okay. He wrote a report which echoes is described in the report identified the 11 ingredients for the okay which means which means that very possibly by the way Oh okay. >> Yeah. So from the 11 spices some of the characteristics. So um so many believe as this is giving bahalt So, okay. >> So, Jim Long film of the Vatican religions the Vatican >> to the Vatican. Yeah. So, non-Jews. Yeah. interested. >> In fact, they reached out to me. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. And you know, >> that's amazing. >> Yeah. And so, and he contacted me, he says, you know, I'm very impressed. Vandal 2011. Okay. Yeah. productions. In fact, You know, so influence inspired by by Vendal because Vendel inspired to dimension as the most important work in the world as a letter. Bring the spices to footage in the film garage in Texas because it's And so um letter but they didn't put it together. >> And not only that spices salt which is the >> What is this? This is the >> Yeah. Wow. Wow. I I have to tell you this is obviously a sample from the 11 spices, but I want to put it down for a second. Oh wow. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Vendles. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. safe. Sometimes, you know, I think about putting it into but this is a this is a sample from No finished activated. No. >> No. >> Yeah. But as soon as exposed to oxygen oxidiz became oxidized. Yeah. One brown. >> So this acid >> hydrochloric acid was the Yeah. What what was if if it begins after blessing was the what is what is the to life >> the stickiness? Yeah. Yeah. by the way. Yeah. >> Um so that's the couple years last two years. Um under vial. It's called after I'm I'm a safe guy, you know. I keep it safe. People offered me in the six figures for this. And um a couple speech gold. He gave me in the middle of the speech. He's he brought a they found in in uh Kuman and somebody offered him $250,000 for the was tested and has 11 >> and um yeah mentioned um you're putting me on the spot over here, huh? Unbelievable. Unbelievable. >> Okay, let me sleep on it. >> Okay, listen. >> I'll go back to LA. I'll sleep on it. >> No problem. >> But um >> yeah, >> it's it's something that um you know, it's people are stunned. Yeah. >> Wow. Not cheap. Okay, I'm going to consider it. >> Okay. >> Um, if it's a deal, >> you know, one of the most emotional experiences in It was a couple of hours mention I guess you know because podcasts >> 60 68 close to 70 >> metal plus I would say around 70. >> So you have about a combined viewership thousand to viewions. >> Millions. Millions. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> Amazing. Amazing. >> Yeah. So >> not everybody is life's mission. >> Is our life's mission. Yeah. It's a and I share that in common with you because for the purpose of guilt I would dry up in a second and some people that's what they have to do but waste management okay it provides a service for nurse nursing homes, assisted living. >> Social media. >> Okay. Yeah. He provides, you know, service. He picks up waste, you know. Buddha purpose mention whatever, right? >> Should never be that way. connect and there's a reason for it because and I was successful together and the industry is growing and and and happy um you know mentions businesses offered um you know certain wages and and certain companies and I'm like >> I'm happy and wow and sacrifice and and the technical difficulties of certain footage is wrong. Anything until you figure out a tiny >> anything and and bumps in the industry systems everything falls apart. So, whatever it is, beautiful footage. Wow. like. So the point is I like relieved episode like okayspired and mention Yeah, of course. Of course, it's hard work. Nobody says it's not hard work, but that's nothing. inspired and whatever it is you know you're doing stuff was inspired mention and and that's the the best of feeling in development. >> Yeah. So I want to talk a platform to inspire millions of mention platform inspired millions of mention a fulfillment as long as the host anime age with whatever service you provide. This is created many people. That was the purpose. Yeah. Right. Wow. Right. Right. Yeah. So I told people, you know, waste management guy, you're providing a service to get the service. This is right. have in mind. >> So laboratory theme and the flies, the gnats, the the size of it was all the same exact tiny particles of of uh of spice. So anyway, So listen in the Vatican because of the film. Seven stories on the Vatican. you know, I only present the facts with my own opinions, the history, the mystery and the discovery based on the interviews. Exactly. Sois based on Andra mentioned Dr. Terry Hooter and Vandal Jones and all these people to create a space for somebody else. I always tell people find the person you disagree with. meaning agree to disagree. Exercise exercise especially the you know decided Bring a circle. Don't excommunicate him. Don't make on him. Provide a space. Okay. The looked okay. Listen. Listen. Was upshot in the current events. And like I said, type O. We're facing a type of anti-semitism, obliteration. The antidote, the isob all about the picture. I don't know. Fascinating conversation. But the point is as we feel it in the air and film We're getting somewhere. for reason. He says and unfortunately we're not there yet. Yeah. It's getting to that to that point. You know, a lot of people, you know, of project. No say it's a part of the movement. You know something is happening but was get us to this to this end point. Yeah. AI >> AI is a preparation. AI 50% of blue collar jobs is going to be point. Yeah. But still controversies about it. But yeah, you know, okay. >> Okay. And all of a sudden, Nope. This and that. Fore between the No influences from the outside. But either way, something amazing happened. They recognized me and within a couple of minutes by the way. Yes. >> Wow. Wow. >> The yearning >> 100% please. Yeah, a piece of paper would do better. A piece of paper. >> Wow. Okay, >> that's it. >> Okay. covered over with some uh something. >> That's it. >> Advertisers, clients. That's it. Okay. No. >> So, people surrounded me. You know mention and that's when I realized from people like you when they react as wow Oh, the smoke comes out of that longing. It's a piece of so the point I think the point is is just an inspiration, you know, and um but that's not the final step. So to the to the to the project. >> Yeah. Cinnamon, moscat, not bark, castas, saffron, spikenard, cassia, mirth, mr. >> Oh, mo >> myrrh. Frankincense, gal, galbanum, clove, and balsam. >> Balsam. Yeah. So, so yeah, it's interesting. Wow. Who's right? By many of these spices, by many of these ingredients, what it actually is, you know, which >> is people want to see the report. how to identify it. So um I'll send you the report from Dr. Terud post of podcast. >> Sure. Yeah. 11 spices and one of the questions they asked me was wrong is right. I I didn't get involved in that. >> He brings the facts. I I present what happened and that's it. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, what do you have over here? This is this is a present. >> Wow. This is member. Okay. Also a present. And I like it. address anyone. Wow. Send it out. Yes. Wow. So per per sign up, right? So continue on the program. Amazing. That's number one. Number two is this of frankincense. Frankincense is a living animal whatever says male. The point is frankincense. Wow. >> Yes. And wow. Yeah. Very interesting. So this frankincense what it smell like in so they know what frankincense is the is that I guess about it's called in English is incense sense wow >> yeah so do uh Uh coil whatever says something special. Wow. I'm excited. Okay. And as the spices frankincense cinnamon on top of it the idea of frankincense you got that the scientist told me that he found three components the eye components cinnamon in the spices. Okay. >> The bark in the bottom of the tree. >> Okay. >> The branches >> and uh I think it was the leaves or something. But he was able to identify. >> Yeah. >> Um der different components the cinnamon spice. >> Okay. >> So 11 ingredients 11 of different spices but the spice on a subcategory. Oh wow. Yeah. Citrus. >> Wow. Yeah. Es the mitten for the camera. popped. Wow. Wow. It's a nice smell. >> Yes. >> Wow. Actual reaction. >> Wow. was bringing the cinnamon. >> It's very nice. >> Cinnamon. >> It's a familiar smell. >> The lip and tea. >> The powder. The lip tea. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I know. >> You just thought it was right. You're wow. Thank you. He has cinnamon. Wow. It's like cinnamon cockish cake that when your mama bakes in the kitchen for Now they stop. Interesting. >> I think it weakens. I think the lava is overpowering. Says, "May it powerful be the cinnamon." Very interesting. It's a interesting blend. Wow. Wow. Did you ever see smoke? Interesting. Oh, this is get some more cinnamon powder, right? Yeah. >> Wow. >> Yeah. No heart sap from >> really that makes sense actually. >> Yeah. >> Says in the bo. It's a bit hard. Ever you ever put your finger on or something? Yeah. Boswellia tree. Interesting scent profile. Citrus, piny, woody, and balsamic. >> Ah, there traces of wood. It's nice actually. What's been like in a in a settlement malina? Okay. In the malo streets is named after another spice. And they and they settlement is The spices what's Yeah, they grew it. Interesting. Okay. Yeah. Wow. Okay. So, let's get back to the topic. So, yeah. So, this it's very comic. Yeah experience but this is this is beautiful pieces of cinnamon right and this is the frankincense. Wow. >> So, >> so this is coming from the bark of the tree. This came from the bark. >> I don't know. Bark, >> right? >> Yeah. Probably a cinnamon tree. The bark from the cinnamon tree is is cinnamon, >> right? >> Interesting. And they slick in the fina. Oh, okay. So, >> wrap it up. Okay. The project. >> Yeah, please. >> Emotional. Okay. So, so about the spices and and the story from Vendel Jones from Texas Oklahoma Dr. Terry Hooter. >> Dr. Terry Hooter, scientist. >> Yeah. And >> Okay. So, and the film, >> an incredible unfolding with a confrontation with the government of Israel, the Israel Antiquities Authority. Uh, it's something very, very interesting. This part goes straight. Yeah. So, But if perspective was deep because of the smoke coexistence with properties. Whatever the whatever they experienced features in availabilities when they kick the back end and the servers in the server room. The fact is and we forget about this. Yeah, this is a nice created for their purposes. and for their purposes. Created for their purpose. That's that's the nest as mentional naturally says kicks of the events and the other scientific studies. Wow. was at that time. Wow. >> Right. >> You think it through. It's a beautiful religion to be part of. Yeah. 100%. >> And I want to know it. >> Yeah. I know. you know, you know, so that's what you're saying really, you know, versus >> I just want to end. Yeah, because I have to I have to go. >> Yeah. Yeah, I have to go. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah, no problem. You want to touch on something else? >> Okay. I'm going to give you I'm going to I'm going to give you the bottom line. Wrap it up. Okay. >> So, what's my goal? My goal and purpose day project of day film the frame the voice over the interview the inch the color grading the sound engineering. I mean there's so much going in the AI because we want to we will bring in to life we want to bring to life but >> yeah the cinnamon they mix it is quite calming. Okay, continue. What's my goal with this project? So, I before I started productions maybe you said you're a very spiritual person but it's hard people don't relate people to connect you you know and so mention the holocaust which is anti-semitism no problem but as mention place for yearning mentions from a place hopefully. Yeah. So right there's a hopefulness but the replay the post-prouction you know production in Mongol's and nish place despair nish plays yearning year to look out to right. Anyway, um okay people the charge guilt is the charge now% especially if you hire someone you pay payroll crews to filmmakers production. True. And >> yeah, between this year and last year, you spent a million. >> Million dollars. Yeah. >> That's crazy. >> That's crazy. Yeah. And the emises in the red because gave him the best of a mention is guesta.com. This supports the 501c3. It's a non for profofit. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And and you're helping us pay the the costs, >> right? The overhead content is free the potential the next project. No, I mean I was working on that already. Yeah. for the average. Yes. Hopefully. Yeah. The next%. No. for but as long as advertisers as long as mention as long as possible because people appreciate it and that's how it is. >> I hope people support I hope people sign up to latest talks. I really >> Thank you. And I hope people sign up to >> Yeah, 100%. Uh I don't want to promote ashka.com on your platform for latest talks mentions all game for latest talks. No, >> right. One of the big tasers people have on me is, oh, you charge a individual and then you charge a different price for a family. >> Show to show a family. It's not like mention overhead. Yeah. is our strategy. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. That's it. It's it's just the way and I feel when I'm talking to you money hungry guy deepest missiondriven. >> Yes. >> Yeah. resources and I appreciate you having me on here to spread the word. >> Thank you for coming. This is >> and no never put it together. No. >> Wow. >> Start of the project. >> No. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Maybe I should have. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's not too late. Listen, the project is not ready. Yeah. >> Anyway, so thank you so much again for coming on. >> Thank you for having me. >> Uh oh. Is it's true. It's true. It's true. Yeah. Mentionatas. I appreciate the tanners. means that you know you believe in what I do. Um, I apologize to you and any of the viewers, >> even the Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. What a way to end. >> Yeah. Save by the bell. 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