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Okay, I am privileged here to sit with
the great Ellie Nash. Um, let me ask you
a question. Um, who is Ellie Nash?
>> Who am I? Yeah,
>> these are the uh these are the questions
I sat with um
you know YK Pinkis a book called kosher
astrology.
>> Okay,
>> so I sat with him a few weeks ago and he
predicted that the answer to that
question will change between the year
between May 2025
and 2027 that it'll be a period of great
transformation
>> right
>> um in my uh in my life.
>> I hear I hear what you're saying. I'll
tell you um
I watched your TED the TED talk um on
YouTube and that was very powerful very
powerful it was a couple of years ago
right how many years ago
>> it was 2019 pre-COVID
>> wow wow
>> and that is uh that is very powerful and
is that your story um that created in
search for more and the house of more
So I was speaking before if I take
myself back I had a very painful fear of
public speaking for very very many
years.
>> You're doing very good. Even in my
business, I started a business 2006,
and in meetings I was comfortable,
right? Three, four, five people. I was
very comfortable in those settings
speaking, sharing my ideas,
communicating. But once it got to a
size, I don't know what the number was
if it was eight or 10, if it felt like a
public speech. All eyes on me, that
attention, I folded. I completely
completely folded.
>> Then I got to recovery. I started going
to meetings. 2013 I started going to
regular recovery meetings for sex
addiction
and there they say to speak but always
felt like I was public speaking
>> right
>> so I started challenging myself there
and eventually I realized that there's
something much more here it's not just
random I think until then I said okay
this I'm comfortable with this I have a
fear okay if I have a fear why should I
do it I'll do something else that's
interesting why should I do the thing
that I have a fear
>> but I realized no there's something much
more I have to like poke this beard
understand what's behind this fear
Eventually once it unlocked for me and I
was at the space where I was free to the
choice was available. Do I talk? Do I
not talk? Then I had an experience where
I confronted the guy who sexually abused
me. It was a long story. I have a a talk
on YouTube. It's to me an interesting
story and a lot of people
>> that was later in which what year was
that?
>> So I was sexually abused as a child,
>> right?
>> And as I started getting into recovery
especially recover
no way before. ever before.
>> Yeah. As I started um understanding the
sex addiction, I started understanding
the the effects of the abuse much more.
I kind of already knew but I thought it
affected some assertiveness and
vulnerability. But then I saw how it
affected things like trust with human
beings. My addiction was very much
affected by it. And a therapist had told
me before I started going to recovery, a
therapist had told me, "It'd be very
good for you to confront the person who
abused you."
>> Yeah. And I didn't understand it then,
but I was just following direction.
Today I realized that he almost robbed
me of a power. Did it help? It was
transformative
>> on a different level. And I'm not saying
everyone should do it because there's a
lot of risk attached to something like
this.
>> A lot of risk. It can go wrong. The
person could
>> Yeah.
>> hurt you again. I'm not recommending it
to to everyone. But in this case, it was
>> a medicine of medicines.
>> Wow.
>> I sat down with a guy. It took years to
get there. this organization JCW helped
me out. I eventually had a meeting with
him and it felt like the power dynamic
switched until that time in my mind. I
was still the eight-year-old, he was
still the teenager.
>> He had all the power. I had none. And in
this thing, it shifted. The power
dynamic completely shifted. And since
then, my life has been different.
>> And you forgave him.
>> Yeah.
>> Completely.
>> I forgave him, forgave the world,
forgave all of it.
>> It's unbelievable.
>> I'm good. Not that I don't see effects.
I see effects.
>> Yeah.
>> Till this day, it
>> was powerful.
>> But what happened was is I tasted this.
I tasted a slice of the universe that
very few people get to taste.
>> How many people do you hear this story
about? They get to confront
>> their abuser. They have a conversation,
a healing, a reconciliation.
>> And I was left with this incredible urge
is not the right word, like a strong
desire to share this with the world.
>> So I began speaking a lot about child
sex abuse. I did that for about 3 years
>> and then I was done. I stopped speaking
>> then with a TED talk then I became more
passionate about actually helping others
speak and said hey there's so much power
in the voice
>> and today I understand that is that our
our like this area this range for that
is our power we can't imagine a powerful
person you see a powerful person the
guy's muscles coming out of his
>> right
>> ears but if he can't speak he's not
powerful right
>> to be powerful we have to be able to
speak our power comes through our mouth
>> through articulating
>> so as I understood that I became very
passionate about shearing ing that
helping other people speak and in my
business and in others. Speak, speak up,
share, gain, find your power,
>> share your story.
>> And at some point in one of these a
company workshop where I was encouraging
a lot of others, I saw how it
jumpstarted things in people's career
when they started to speak. I said, you
know what? I'm going to get up and speak
and I'm going to talk about my porn
addiction. And the guy looked at me like
I
>> right
>> fell off a
>> right
>> are you crazy? you the owner of the
company gonna talk about a porn
business.
>> This is a disaster.
>> I said, "Well, you're the guy who's
coming. I'm bringing you here
>> to encourage people to share their
story. This story is too much for you."
>> He said, "You're crazy to do it." So, I
said, "You know what? I'm not going to
do it here. I'm not I'm doing it on
TED."
>> Wow.
>> Like, if you can tell me
>> if you can tell me the guy who's hired
to tell people to tell their stories
that this story is not for public
consumption,
>> we have a much bigger problem. This
needs to be
>> Wow. So that's when I did the the TED
talk.
>> Then I didn't do anything after the TED
talk. Once COVID hit
a new something else popped up inside me
where I said, you know something,
addicts
addicts have to have to question
everything in the world. They have to
put all their cards on the table and
they say what works and what doesn't
work. And I felt for co a lot of us had
to do the same thing. What works? What
doesn't work? And like everything's
negotiable now,
>> right?
>> Do these relationships work? Does this
business work? We we have to be willing
to play all in,
>> right?
>> So I said this idea of addicts being
anonymous, it's nice, it has some perks
and it became not only is it a concept,
it became the name of the thing,
>> right?
>> Alcoholics anonymous. I said, I don't
think we should be anonymous anymore.
>> So that's when I started doing webinars
about addiction and bringing people on
with addiction and said, I think addicts
should be out of the shadows a little
bit
>> right now. in this uh you were doing a
12step program a lot
>> eight years I was from 2013
through the beginning of covid I was
three four times a week
>> which one do you think is the hardest
from all 12
>> which step is the hardest
each one has its own right
>> step one is step one is step one you
know obviously that takes longest but
for me like if someone asked me that
question. Give us an answer. Step six.
>> Which one is that? For the
>> step six is where
>> go back to
>> we're entirely ready to have God remove
all these defects of character.
>> Right now, what I'm going to come back
to it. I want to know why. But um what
about um going to people that you hurt?
Uh and you know,
>> amends.
>> Yeah.
>> It flows naturally if you did willing to
do this one.
>> If you're willing to do step six,
>> if you're willing to do step six, it not
flows naturally. But I didn't find that
as tough. Also step eight and nine which
deals with the men's are very
interesting. So and multiple times in
the 12 steps they do this thing. So step
eight reads made a list of all p persons
we had harmed and became willing to make
amends to them all.
>> Right?
>> We didn't make any amends. Right? It's a
step.
>> You're you're willing.
>> Well I'm willing. I made a list and I'm
willing.
>> So when I did that with my sponsor he
said listen this is what we're doing.
Making a list and you're saying whether
you're willing.
>> I'm not doing anything yet. We're just
we're just willing.
>> So now just put willing. Not willing
yet. Never going to be willing.
>> Correct.
>> And put those three. And he says, "Okay,
so you have one person you're willing to
today go today." Now what happens? You
go. There's a It's a good experience.
Whatever it is, listen. It could be
anything. Right.
>> Right. That it's amends is not sorry.
Let's be very clear.
>> Right. You just uh working things out.
>> No, amends is fixing the problem.
>> Yeah. Yeah,
>> you don't go to someone and say, "Sorry,
I took 500 bucks from you." You say,
"Here's the $500 back." Yeah. You're
amending it,
>> right? But sometimes there's there's not
to. It's just you heard them, you know,
as you know, an emotional hurt or
whatever.
>> But often times in an amend you're going
to someone and at the end of it, you're
saying this is what I did. This is how
it affected you. How could I make it
right?
>> I can make it up to you.
>> And the person can say any the person
can say anything. Or what it's often
said, I'll give you an example, right?
Let's say you have someone who steals
from you, okay? But the money is not
that huge, but for whatever reason it
hurt you, it insulted you,
>> but it's not like the $1,000 they took
is going to change your life. You don't
necessarily need $1,000 back, but the
betrayal,
all of that was really very like
affected you deeply
>> and the person says, "I'm deeply sorry.
I'm deeply sorry. I'm sorry." And you
accept their apology,
>> but a week later you heard that they
stole from someone else.
>> It would undo the whole apology, right?
It would undo the whole policy.
>> Let me give the reverse. The guy never
comes to you. Never comes to you, just
know he stole from you.
>> But then you see him one day, maybe he's
giving a speech in the shul about not
stealing,
>> right?
>> And even if he never came to you, the
fact that he's a living example,
>> right,
>> of treating other people's property with
respect, it it'll feel good in your way.
So one of the things that they advise is
sometimes you can't make amends to
someone directly to them but you make
what's called a living amends that you
say I changed my way of being like they
say truest truva is what not doing the
same thing again you're faced with the
same
>> circumstance so it's not always about an
individual your sponsor will sometimes
say okay you can't make amends to this
person
>> going to go to someone who you were in
let's say you had an inappropriate
relationship with them years ago now
they're married with two kids you're
going to call them on the phone like
Yeah,
>> don't make amends to them, but make an
amends that you're not going to treat
women in that way anymore. Make an
amends that
>> that's
>> that is something specific. Make an
amends that
>> you're going to live differently as a
human being.
>> Now, after you did that, did you feel
like that you're you're light now?
>> You you like something went off your
chest. You felt like, you know, this is
what created what I see now. Right. You
you give credit to the 12step.
>> Everything
>> everything
>> everything 12 steps.
>> It's very if I think of a pipe.
>> Yeah. Right? And the pipe gets clogged.
Like we're
>> gets clogged with stuff. The 12 steps
the process of clearing out our fears,
our guilt,
>> our shame, like really those things just
clearing it out, clearing it out. So
we're free to
>> you're free to move on. You can you got
your life back. So let's talk about your
six because I'm very much interested in
spirituality and I want to understand
how what's your relationship with the
bunch with God now.
>> You know what level are you now?
>> What level?
>> Yeah. Step six.
>> Step six. We're entirely ready to have
God remove all these defects of
character.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. So, if I if I went quickly through
the steps, step one, two, and three are
really you're not doing anything. You're
just foundational beliefs. If you want
to go if you want to walk through this
pathway, walk on this path, then if I
don't get you to believe certain things,
you can't walk on this path,
>> right?
>> Okay. So, what are some of the things
that you have to believe? One is that
your way is not working.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. If you believe your way is kind of
working at 10%. If only the only reason
is because something happened to me as a
child and once I heal that then I'll be
okay. You're not ready, right?
>> This path is not for you. This path is
people who know my way doesn't work.
Okay, so that's belief number one.
>> Belief number two, you could be better.
>> You could be better. A lot of people
they believe my way doesn't doesn't
work, but they believe that they're not
capable of change.
>> So if you don't believe, then how you
going to walk on this path, right?
>> This is hard work.
>> Yeah.
>> Why you going to sit with someone to try
to fix the problems that you did 10
years ago?
>> Yeah.
when you're opening yourself up in a way
that you know they can recommend
anything under the sun. If you don't
believe you can get better. So you have
to believe. And then the third it says
made a decision to turn my will of my
life over to the care of God as we
understood God. Right? So you have to
actually make a decision. I'm going to
do something.
>> Surrendering.
>> But again we didn't do anything.
>> Right? Just these three things.
>> Decisions is important.
>> It's a decision. We're making a decision
and life is going to be different.
That's it. I'm living in a different
way.
>> Living a different way. Now, step four
and five is we really get into they call
a searching and fearless moral
inventory. Let's go through your life.
Let's list I want to list all the people
who you're upset at.
>> What did they do to you? How did you get
them back? Tell me all the fears. Go
through your day. See what happens. A
fear comes up. Write it down. What are
you afraid of? You're afraid of people.
You're afraid of speaking. Right? As I
mentioned, all these fears. Start
documenting your fears. Who are you? Who
is this person?
>> And if you're living with all of these
fears, then this is who you are,
>> right? So you make a list. Step number
five is you speak to someone about this.
So one is a list in your own room.
That's one
>> thing. Step five, it's one step. But
step five, it says admitted to God, to
another human being. No, God, to
ourselves, and to another human being
the exact nature of our wrongs.
>> So not only do we write it down on a
piece of paper and the steps actually
gives you lists to fill out. It lists
your resentments. Who you angry at? What
did they do? What did it affect? How did
you get them back? Right? List it out
very clearly. And then at the end you
should have, oh wow, I keep coming up
against the same thing. Someone messes
with my money, I lose my mind. Okay, so
maybe you have greed. Maybe you're
suffering with greed, right? Or maybe
there's something else, right? If there
are certain things that keep hitting
you. I'm upset at this guy for
embarrassing me, this guy for
embarrassing me, this girl for
embarrass.
>> Okay, what's going on? Like you said
with the codependent
>> Yeah.
>> in our discussion, you're upset at this
person you dated,
>> they abuse you. the next person
narcissistic abuse of third at some
point in time turn around and look
inward
>> and say what am I doing?
>> So step four is writing that out. Step
five is speaking.
>> Okay. So now that we have all of this
stuff we have the beautiful foundation
>> are done.
>> We know the list. We know our problems.
So now anything that we're keeping
around we get some sort of benefit. Like
you said with the um narcissistic uh
with the codependent you're getting some
validation right and these short hits of
validation. you're getting drama.
There's all sorts of, you know, you get
lost in a whole world, someone else's
world. It's a beautiful space to be.
There are benefits.
>> Step six is we're entirely ready to have
God remove this defects of character is
God, I am ready to take all those
benefits that I'm getting, give it back,
and find a different way of living. I
think to me that is the
>> the hardest. I'll give you an example to
make it real. I was interviewing a guy
once and we're talking about plant
medicines and anxiety and all sorts of
things. And if you ask the average
person, you want to live with anxiety
that no, of course not. No one wants to.
>> This guy told me he does want to. He
said like this, I don't believe I would
be successful if not for my anxiety.
I don't believe I'll make money if I'm
not paranoid.
>> Right?
>> Basically,
>> this is his drive.
>> This is it. So he says, "My drive comes
from this."
So now in that moment that guy realizes
anxiety. He sees the problem with his
anxiety. He sees how it's robbing from
him. But it's giving him something.
>> Right.
>> At the end of the day, he looks at his
paycheck and he believes his paycheck.
>> Anxiety made it happen.
>> Exactly. So now you ask him, are you
willing to give up your anxiety and
everything that's attached to it? And I
can't guarantee you that your paycheck
is not attached to it.
>> I can't guarantee it. There are many
people who are fighting for their
paycheck because of the anxiety. So, are
you ready to let go of the anxiety
knowing that it may take your paycheck
with you but believing but believing
that there's Hashem and Hashem wants
good for us, right? Because remember
when we said step three, we said made a
decision to turn our will in our lives
over to the care of God as we understood
God. So, we say Hashem cares about us,
right?
>> Hashem wants and if this money either
the money is not so good,
>> right? I don't need the anxiety. I don't
need the money. Or God will find another
way to get you the money
>> without the anxiety. So step number six
is a decision. Like you kept saying
about the
>> say is making a decision. He's making a
decision. Make a decision. It's it's an
actual decision. You're faced. You see
everything in front of you.
>> You see your problems. You see the
benefits you're getting from your
problems.
>> Are you willing to let it go?
>> Right.
So that that's that's amazing. That's
amazing stuff. And you feel that uh the
12step program is what saved your life
>> from anxiety? Yeah,
>> anxiety specifically. I was still left
with a lot of anxiety through 12 steps.
I was sober and plant medicine's helped
me with
>> You're very much into this um the
psychedelics, this type of things.
>> I'm very much into I' I've benefited a
lot.
>> Yeah.
>> From it
>> because it's a whole big debate if this
is uh in or out. You know, it's a I
mean, not in your world, right?
>> I mean, I hear it. I I hear the
perspectives perspective from other
people, but you've seen tremendous uh
>> for myself in my life
>> for yourself or for other people. I
mean, you're involved with miracles
groups. I've seen straight miracles.
Straight
>> miracles. Now, what does it do? Uh some
people are saying that um you find more
God. You know what I mean? You is that
what you that was your experience also?
Did you get closer to Hashem with the
psychedelics?
>> Yes. Yes. I would say
>> yeah.
>> Yes. So I'll share I'll share where I
was before. So through the 12 steps what
I learned which was amazing to find you
know Abraham toki someone asked him why
you sending people the 12 steps we have
this of everything. What do you do?
>> He was a big proponent of the 12 steps
>> right you know what he answered
>> what he said
>> he said it's not about the 12 steps. He
said, "If there's a room of people who
read, you find me a room of people who
read Muser like their life depends on
it, I'll send them there."
>> Right?
>> He said, "The 12 steps out, a room of
people who read this book, Alcoholics
Anonymous, like their life depends on
it." And it's true. I read I I read this
like my life depended on it. Not because
of me, because I went to a room of
people. I didn't feel like I had many
outs at that point. There were things I
saw in my life
>> that I knew I'm never going to have the
life I want if I if I don't kick this
addiction,
>> if you don't chase. So, that's it. pain
was stronger. There was a certain pain
that you wanted to get rid of that made
you
take 12step program.
>> And when I walked in there, I saw, you
know what attracted me? People laughing.
I go to these meetings. What do you
think these people are doing?
>> Yeah.
>> You'd think you're going to walk in
there and everyone's, you think a room
full of sex addicts, they can be talking
about this, laughing like, what's what
what the hell is going on here? Right.
>> These people, they're happy, they're
friendly, they're excited. And then I
started asking them questions about
their life. A lot of their lives were in
shambles. A lot of their life were in
disarray. A lot of their lives were now
getting better. All sorts of things. But
I saw happy people. I saw connected
people.
>> And a lot of what I saw were people who
it was just a different relationship
with God. It wasn't the religion. It
wasn't the superstition. It wasn't
>> any of that. God cares about me. God
loves me. I trust him. They spoke to
him. And that's what they that's what
they taught us. They taught us a
personal relationship with a higher
power. Mhm.
>> What plant medicine changed is that
when I stopped recovery around COVID for
practical reasons, it just meetings
meeting stopped just very difficult.
>> So this affected a lot of people this
this the co
people needed used to this was a
lifeline for these people.
>> I used to live in South Beach. I was
living in Hollywood. I started going to
meetings so often in South Beach that I
bought a house two blocks away from
>> South Beach
>> from the meetings. And to me, this was
where I was going to live. This is my
place. It's like my sh I'm there.
>> It's your life. It's
>> And then co came and the place shut
down.
>> Meeting a few of us were meeting on park
benches and Lincoln Road, you know,
social distancing
and it in some ways I was like, "Wow,
this thing that they told me was so rock
solid. Suddenly a virus comes and we're
all running like we need this like our
life depends on it. What are we running
from?"
So
in any case at a little before that I
had had a couple plant medicine
experiences. So I went further into that
world and what it cleared up for me was
I had a lot of religious
um I don't like baggage around religion.
>> So to me there was a God that I
connected with through the 12 steps and
that was separate and apart
>> from the
>> from the Jewish God.
And really through plant medicines I was
able to see that they're not it's not
separate. It's one and the same. They're
talking about the same thing and
>> like so a lot of that has come has come
forward. And also
>> 12 steps is beautiful but it doesn't
give you experiences like that. like
there were experiences I had which on
medicines
>> at the same point in time I don't think
that I would have had the benefits from
plant medicines had I not had
>> all I had the language I had the the a
model for working on oneself
>> a lot of work went in way before you do
the plant medicine
>> yeah I'm very grateful that I that I had
that going into it so suddenly I have an
experience and it's like okay so there's
this awareness so there's a there's a
problem I see that I'm getting a benefit
from oh I've done this I've done a step
six before this I'm going to have to
make right to this is this process
>> there were things that
>> helped a lot and you know one of the
first people I introduced to plant
medicines I told him I'll I'll bring you
but promise me you get a therapist like
promise I haven't been as adamant about
those things today but I hope people do
I hope people who are entering this
world understand it's it needs a lot of
support and structure around it
>> it's not a recreation ational thing,
right? Is that what you're saying?
>> It's not recreational. The one component
of the work is done there,
>> right?
>> But there's the whole other parts of the
work
>> that are done.
>> Is it addictive? I mean, I've I've I
heard from people that they started
once, now they're doing every week.
Like, is is that is that a thing or
supposedly it's not an addictive?
>> So, here's the challenge with it is that
a lot of things ended up under the
umbrella of the same thing. So when
people say psychedelics and we don't
know what they're talking about, are
they talking about ketamine? Are they
talking about MDMA? Are they talking
about Iwasa? Are they talking about
mushrooms? They're talking about peyote.
>> So what I found with the more natural
ones, Iwasa, peyote, mushrooms,
>> that done in intentional settings,
I haven't like the experiences are so
variable. Where am I going to go? What's
going to happen? How long am I going to
be there? Even if you have a clock on
the time and you say, "I know it enters
my stomach. It takes 45 minutes to hit.
It takes five hours
>> to to process through and then I won't
feel it anymore." But the experience can
make it feel like 5 years.
>> Wow.
>> I know one guy he told me he took Iwasa.
He got pulled into his wife's experience
of being married to him for 10 years.
>> Wow.
>> For 10 years he saw himself through his
wife's eyes.
>> He wanted to kill himself. It didn't
feel like 5 hours, 6 hours. So when
someone has that experience like is that
addictive
>> or he wants to go back there like uh
what do you like when you say what how
many times a year is this recommended?
What I found typically is at first
people become almost like people who get
into it become almost obsessed at first
because it's just like wow what is this
thing you know I couldn't get enough at
the uh like what is this what what's
that taking thing and it shows me stuff
that I couldn't have wor like arrived at
myself for years and can become almost
obsessive or addictive and then
>> it loosens over time where today
>> the thought of doing it is what I say
today is like please hashem like I want
to work it out in this like here. I want
to work it out here,
>> right?
>> I don't want to work it out in plant
medicine. It's very very very it's a
rough place.
>> That's very powerful what you're saying
right now. You're saying that you would
want to make your own your own inner
work.
>> I'm not saying because I want it to be
my own inner work. I'm saying that
things in plant medicine it's a very
confronting way to deal with stuff,
>> right?
>> It's on its time table. If you want to
take a 10-minute break, like we took a
break between us, there's nowhere to go.
What break? you took the medicine to it
and that's it.
>> I think that when it wears off, it wears
off. You're in, you're in. So today I
say I hope I can work it out outside of
medicine
>> and if for whatever reason I'm unable to
then
>> there is some place to go.
>> Then I'll go there.
>> I know a lot of people talk about it.
They say people are going every weekend
and this what's the guy's name? What's
the guy's number? I want to talk to him.
I don't know too many people who've
gotten sucked into that for very very
long periods of time.
>> Mhm.
>> I've seen people who are very who I was
worried about. Well, that's the
exception. Some people go in, they get
into it from like a work perspective. So
they start helping out, they start
service. So someone who goes into work,
you know, it's like if I told you you
talk about narcissism too much, okay,
it's your job
>> at this point. It's
>> so obviously it's a little bit
different.
>> But people doing it for themselves,
>> I I think it's too hard. I don't know
and I don't have an example of someone
and all the many people I know who've
done it who, let's say, has been going
and saying every weekend for 5 years
they're going to. I've seen guys who for
3 months can't get enough and either
people next to them or people or
themselves in medicine will say like
stop playing this is not the place to
play.
>> Don't play
>> don't play here.
>> It's interesting stuff. So the podcast
um in search for more was developed also
after co
>> my first episode was like two weeks
after the lockdowns
>> and and uh what made you do this? I mean
again you you have a journey that you
shared and it turned your inside out
that you want to do something more you
you when you say in search for more is
you searching for more all the time
that's that's that's in your DNA
>> you know what I what I found when I was
thinking of the name so first when we
started we're just doing online webinars
during co
>> right and you were talking about
>> first addiction I was interviewing
different people
>> right
>> let's do one on addiction let's talk
about process of recovery, put it out
there almost a message. I called it let
go and let God. My first my first thing
let go and let God. And I spoke about
that that here we brought a panel
together. I was doing with panels more
>> of people who were experts in addiction
or had experience or spoke about it
>> and said I think I think addicts have a
message to share with the world. We've
been asked to let go and let God when we
came into recovery, right?
>> And now every single human being
>> everyone needs the 12step program.
Doesn't matter if he's an addict or not.
by co I feel like everyone did I mean if
we you know there different co has
different associations for us many of us
think about the silly lockdowns or the
masks or some stuff that maybe we didn't
buy into but March of 2020 this was very
very very real
>> yeah for sure
>> we were home we were scared we didn't go
anywhere
>> terrible
>> even in Miami
>> Miami didn't open up for 6 months
>> a lot of people knew people sick a lot
of people knew people who died we didn't
know what was happen to our jobs to our
money
very very scary and people were freaking
out.
>> Yeah.
>> And I said, "Hey, like these addicts
like we're here. We should be speaking.
We're they said anonymous, be in the
corner, be hidden. We should be
speaking. We've gone through this. We
can help everyone. Let's get out there
and let's start speaking."
>> Then eventually it became after I
started speaking more and more. It
became in search of more.
>> And I actually slowed down on the
podcast last
>> on this on the in search for more.
>> Yeah. I was releasing one once a week.
>> I do that now.
I did it for five years.
>> Wow.
>> And in the last month, I think I
released one. And right now, I'm going
to if the conversation's interesting,
I'll put it out there. But I'm not doing
the
>> You're not You're not like every week.
>> Not anymore.
>> It was too hard. Was it, you know, it is
not easy, you know, to run after guest
and book them and make sure that uh
everything. So,
>> I don't want to say it was too hard. I
did it for years.
>> Yeah. It's been patterns that I've gone
through where I
>> I feel like I have something to share
and then I want to share it and then I
don't.
>> Right.
>> Right. So I I speak so I can get the
energy out. And then I heard
>> I once said this and I thought I was
saying like kind of as a joke tongue and
cheek was something I saw if express
doesn't express here it wants to express
you know in a different way. And I heard
of breast obsesses. Exactly.
>> Wow.
>> Like if there's something we want to
speak or write or express if we don't it
makes it harder form.
>> Yeah. Interesting stuff. Now um and then
the s the house of Moore happened.
>> Yes.
>> Now what is your vision for the house of
Moore?
>> The house of war is essentially a
community center. That's what it is.
>> Okay.
>> So it's a community center. Um my vision
is beyond what it is and I don't quite
know what it is. I don't I can't I can't
say I have a full picture because I see
it forming under my own eyes in ways
that I didn't fully anticipate.
>> It was very clear to me. some of it on
plant medicine. I had that house. I
bought it as a financial investment and
on plant medicine kept use this like use
this for service. Use this for
>> not for business. Just do give back
something. Do do something for for the
community.
>> Yes. Make a spiritual investment. I
didn't know what to do. It felt like a
big burden. How am I going to keep the
house busy? Like
>> fine. So I'll put the house. But that's
one element.
>> Has to run it. Yeah. And they has to
keep this of course. And um eventually I
did and we started just doing different
events and then we did a um uh we adama
we did mayor K and I
>> right
>> we did a men's retreat and once I used
it in that way I said this is what the
house is for like it's clear this is
what the house is for so we just said
you know what
>> we're going to use the house for adama
let's say once every 3 months and others
are welcome to use it as well
>> and slowly it's been forming then when I
moved here to this community which is a
few blocks from the house of Moore there
were
No obvious Jews here.
>> No, this is gorgeous over here in this
neighborhood,
>> right? It's a place
>> farms.
>> Yeah, it's a place like ranches outside
Miami. There was space.
>> Miami was getting filled up during co
and I said it doesn't make any sense.
Let's find a
>> Yeah, let's find let's just go breed
someplace.
>> Let's find another place. But also, I
was in a different space religiously
then.
>> And slowly
a friend moved out here. when he moved
out he said you know we need a shul I
said listen the house of more is there
you want to make a shul I'll give you
the space
>> so we made a shul together and slowly
like things are forming and obviously
that changed the whole dynamic having a
shul there now a community and in a few
years I'm sure this will be a
full-fledged Jewish community
>> yeah it looks like it looks like it's
going in that direction so
so what you're saying is that um besides
business and besides what you're doing
and everything you need that you need
that giving back. You have that in you
that uh like you said the house of more.
You want to give back. You you this
fulfills you somehow.
>> Yes. I should say about the house of
more that I think every community needs
one. A house that's dedicated for
healing work and for these kind of
groups. It's it's popping up all over
within the Jewish community. There's
>> great demand for it.
>> Is a space dedicated in every single
Jewish community. I think it belongs.
Whether it'll be under the house of more
or inspired by this or just will happen.
That's what I see as a vision for
myself.
Um yes, the reason why I named it in
search of more is because I found that I
have I have interest in a lot of
different domains. So when I got into
business, I saw a lot of my friends were
just doubling down in business, doubling
down, doubling down and I was like,
okay, it's nice. I like it.
>> It's a beautiful thing, but
>> what about all these other areas of life
and whether I got into personal
development or different aspects of it?
So I have this
>> curious,
>> right? like a curious part to my
personality and I see how that kind of
keeps evolving. So I called the title
what felt true to me was in search of
more. In search of more like someone
once told me I took it as a compliment.
He said that I'm one of the least
complacent people he's met. And the way
I understood it was not
>> many people are not complacent in one
area of life. Like they said let's say
fitness and they become obsessed with
fitness. Let's say money they become
obsessed with money. And for whatever
reason, I've had interest in
>> a lot of things
>> in multiple areas, whether it's I I I
run a business and then I'll leave at
six o'clock and I'll be at a DA running
a retreat. I don't know too many people
who do this, but
>> Right.
>> I like doing both,
>> right?
>> And which one do I like more? I like
both. I wouldn't only want to do
business. Someone would only want to do
retreats,
>> right?
>> I like both.
>> It's it's a beautiful thing what you're
doing. I mean, it's uh to help people. I
mean it it gives you a certain but does
it does it have to do about finding God
like you know you were saying that there
was a time that you were not in the
space where you are right now
>> you see God in your business do you see
God in your life I mean you're very much
connected now like spiritually
>> so when you use the word spiritually I
want
>> like you talk to Hashem where you
incorporate very much in the business
your in the house and everything has to
do with uh
>> with spiritual uality.
>> My my com my company name I put in it
was J EG for my partner for myself and G
God.
>> Wow.
>> But that was early on 20 years ago. So
um but then was probably more
superstitious than anything.
>> Right.
>> No, today I feel a close relationship
>> very much connected.
>> I to me a very much a part of my life. I
make decisions I trust. I you know.
>> Right. Right.
>> Really since plant medicine like those
aspects opened it to a different level.
I already had a lot like a personal
relationship,
but I still had a lot of anxiety for
some reason and I couldn't get rid of
it. And plant medicines, I felt like it
dealt with
>> things that were not of this world.
>> I feel like that was helping me is uh a
lot of his botheredness, you know,
talking to Hashem. Yeah. This comes also
from
>> Yeah.
>> But uh this talking to Hashem every day
>> and uh there's a system how they do it.
There's a three-part system how you talk
to. You're going to love this one.
um you find the secluded place, you
know, uh I have one in my place and uh
you just there's a three-step process is
the way he describes it. First, you get
into gratitude
right off the bat. Before, let's put
everything to the side. Gratitude. You
have a set of eyes, your ears, you you
can talk, you can smell, uh you can
drive, you have gas in the car. you get
into this, you can go nuts because your
brain, your is telling your feet when to
stop. There's ambulance, police,
everything is there for you. You're
looking around and you're like, "Oh my
god, I can't believe it." Like, I don't
I'm not owed anything. And everything is
made for me so perfectly. And you thank
God for your kids and you thank God for
the business. You thank God whatever you
got up in the morning. You like what you
see in the mirror. It doesn't matter.
The gratitude is like when you get into
it really and move my fingers.
That's one. So that puts you into a uh
an idea of first you're like you you
whatever is happening that day is like
the gratitude is beyond beyond
>> it doesn't mix well with fear with
judgment with
>> no no right. So you're like, well, if
I'm if I if I don't if I'm not owed
anything and this is all gifts and
you're tremendously you first get into a
good mood. But just throw anything out,
whatever you whatever you see, whatever
you are. I had a good sandwich today. I
have a store that can buy coffee.
Everything and everything is made for
you. There's people standing behind the
counter and they're working and they got
up in the morning and the system and the
banks and the money.
You you can go nuts when you want to get
into gratitude like that. And the second
step is acha some sort of a chuva which
means like not depressing not upset but
me just try to be better than yesterday.
Maybe I had a slip up here and there but
at least you know not going to say I'm
the best I'm not I want to become
better. It's very simple. It's just I
hope you know to become let me make this
day better than yesterday. And whatever
you did if you really know that you did
something like we're not supposed to
whatever you did. So, you regret it.
It's okay. You talk to the you talk to
Hashem. And the third one is the real
thing that you start asking for stuff.
But you don't ask for a second home. You
don't ask for money and you don't ask
for a yah. You don't ask for those
things. What you ask for is a
help me believe in you. Help me
understand that whatever is going on in
my life is good for me. Make your will
make my will should be your will.
That's it. Because when you have that,
you already have everything. So it
didn't so it didn't go the way you
wanted today,
>> right?
>> It must have been. This is the way it's
supposed to be. Let me be count. This is
three step process every day.
>> This could take 45 minutes because you
take a walk and then come back. It's
like for 45 minutes and then you talk in
your own language and you talk about
your own problems. So let's see if you
have certain gratitudes that's for you
personally has nothing to do with a
different person wouldn't have gratitude
for this you say it and the same is is
is is with the cha and the same is the
same is my desire your desire we want
see what happens is that you build this
relationship with the like with serious
relationship it's not a joke we meet
every day we have a business meeting
every day so before you even go to work
before you even do anything before you
explode
you get this out of the
and you make sales over there. That's
where the business is. You talk and you
say, "Let me not become angry. Let me
not have anxiety. Let me not be upset.
I want to be aligned with you. We are we
are we understand each other. You put
that away and then then you start your
day." And it's unbelievable.
Unbelievable. This is without
>> How long have you been doing it?
>> For years.
>> Yeah. And I love it. And when I don't do
it because I have to run or whatever, I
feel I'm missing something
>> right.
>> It's not it doesn't do it. So that means
every time before I do my podcast, I
also ask that everyone should learn make
it work for me. Make the right words
come out. Make it you understand. I
don't move without without Hashem. Just
don't move. Don't move. And if I go and
I come and I came back and I drove and I
flew and I and everything worked out.
I'm like
it's not like what's normal? You jump on
a plane, you come down, you No, no, no.
Nothing is normal. Nothing is normal. I
don't take anything for granted. So I
sit and I live with this like my life
with dependent on it. And you know what?
That builds my self-esteem. As far as
we're talking about codependency,
I don't need anybody.
Like I love people, but I'm never
lonely.
Not lonely. I have the my best friend. I
have the with me and I have gratitude
and I'm happy what I have and I
surrender and if it doesn't if it's not
supposed to go, it's not supposed to go.
I I since I incorporated this in my
life, I don't have anxiety anymore. I'm
the happiest person. Not because my bank
is full. At this point in time, with
this mentality in my head, with this
process, I have um I am probably the
happiest time in my life since I ever
remember myself
because whenever something is happening
that I don't like, I always end up
bringing it back. And you say, I can't
control the world anyway. I don't like
it. I get nervous in the beginning if I
don't if I see that. But I grab myself
and I'm like go back straight to that
thing and I felt that this is helping me
a lot.
>> Beautiful.
>> Yeah. So I'm connected to uh you know
got fence there.
>> Yes.
>> I'm a big fan you know big big fan
>> and I learned a lot from him his style
you know of uh you know this is a train
you want to come on it or not you know
what I mean? He's moving but his this is
his way and he's seen tremendous success
from it you know he's also he's a big
proponent of talking you know have this
he doesn't start his day without talking
to to Hashem
>> and uh yeah and I took this on and it
works it works it's not it's not keeping
score it's not checking the bank if it
works you see if someone I had this guy
with a meeting today someone was saying
I talked to Hashem I beg Hashem I cry to
Hashem doesn't answer.
So I'm like, you're crying, you're
talking, you don't even know what you're
doing. You don't have a relationship.
It's not like you're begging for the
wrong things. You know, Monday you want
something, Tuesday, you want something
else, and Wednesday you're asking where
is it doesn't work like that. It's not
what you're asking. You your mind is
telling you that this is good for you,
that's good for you, whatever. to ask
for for perception a little bit from we
say it in
the most important
without you got so you ask give me part
of you in my download perception from
you in me let me just make decisions
doesn't matter the results it doesn't
matter I don't keep a card and like I
don't even know I don't have the date
when I started it and I am happy I don't
have the date because I don't I want to
keep a I don't want to have date. I I'm
talking to Hashem for for that long and
I I want to see results. Let me check in
at the bank. I'm not checking anything.
I am done. When I'm finished talking,
>> I forget about it. I get out of the way.
You know, you you don't stay there and
you're like,
I spoke to you today. I spoke to you
yesterday. I spoke. That's not a
relationship. You have a relationship.
You're grateful and things go. That's
that's the way I I never took plant
medicine and uh you know it's not my
it's not my thing. I try to to grind
through the thing on my own like you
said. That's what I like so much. I
tried to do it on my own.
>> Oh, I wasn't saying to grind through my
own.
>> No, no, no. I'm just saying that
>> what I'm say right. What I was saying is
I'll I'll do plant medicines and I'll do
plant medicines cuz
>> Yeah. This is what you need and then you
feel
>> No. So, every once in a while I feel
like it gives me a good X-ray.
>> Like I can think um uh
>> right
>> one of my most powerful experiences,
two of my most powerful experiences I
can think of, but I'll bring one
specific. A family member asked me
um to be there with them. So, they're
doing it. Do I mind? So, I flew out
there,
>> right?
>> I went my family member and I was saying
like, "Okay, what medicine are they
doing? It's lighter medicines than I've
done. It's not going to be I'm here for
them. I'm here for them.
>> I got rad over the coals.
>> Raed over the coals. I was like for 12
15 hours I'm doing everything I could to
throw up. It was the most humbling night
of my life. I I saw things like wouldn't
believe like just things whatever it
just
>> Yeah.
>> It was showing me like problems in my
personality. I didn't expect to see like
rad over the coals for 12 to 15 hours.
>> And even the next day I couldn't like
the next day I couldn't function. And
for weeks I was like wow like how did I
miss that? I was like hiding in plain
sight like these aspects of my
>> personality that are not helpful that
are hurting people next to me and like
anyway um
I don't know if I'll continue this
forever but there's a certain x-ray that
it gives. It's like okay we think we're
okay we think everything is good and
every once in a while we just need check
let's get let's get an independent let's
get a third a third party analysis so
you know it's just like a person doesn't
free doesn't free themselves
>> right
>> you know so
>> there is there is that what I was saying
from a different perspective is that
some people say like oh plant medicine
is a shortcut and it's easy and maybe
there are maybe there are listen MDMA is
a very addictive substance that a lot of
people party with ketamine is a very
addictive substance
LSD is a very addictive substance. So, I
haven't worked a ton with those
medicines as medicines.
>> Yeah.
>> And I imagine being that they're
actually used as drugs that they have
that
>> potential to to be misused.
>> But for the ones the more natural ones,
Iasas, like I said, peyote, the these
mushrooms, especially at high doses,
these are not easy experiences. So, it's
not a shortcut. I would much rather work
out in a therapy session. That's what
I'm saying. I would much rather it would
be
>> it's it's a lot of work is what you're
saying. It takes a toll on you, you
know.
>> It's confronting.
>> Yeah.
>> It's confronting.
>> Yeah.
>> You know, it's like I don't know. Like I
grew up kabad so people talk like, "Oh,
just go to the Reb." I Who wants to go?
Who wants to go? What a scary thing. You
can sit in front of the guy. If you
consider me your reb can send you to
Zimbabwe. Yeah.
>> Say, "You're not here. You're there."
And if you take him seriously as your
rabbi, are you rushing to go?
>> Right.
>> Yeah.
>> Running. It's like, "Oh, I have a
question about business." You know, when
I was younger, I used to think that,
"Oh, you have a question about business.
You can go to the Reb." Like that's
where they spoke. Should I buy this
building? Should I not buy this
building? I have this problem. Can you
help me?
>> No. You may walk in front of the guy and
he'll tell your whole life you're living
wrong. And if he's going to be a Reb, if
you're going to have that relationship,
>> then it's a very scary thing to go. So I
don't know. I I've never gone to I've
never had that.
>> Not as an adult, right? I've never had
that. But the closest
religious
experience that I know of, the way it
was described, the way I hear people
talk about it that I can compare to
plant medicine is
>> wow.
>> That's the only way I
>> Wow.
>> Like my own experiences of it. You're
going in, you're getting naked, and you
may find out things.
>> Now, some people don't have a
relationship with it where they're going
to change anything. So, they'll go in
and they'll
>> right there just they go in, they go
out. But what you're saying is if
there's a real connection and a real
belief then
it's it's a similar to that.
>> Some people have called me they say I
saw certain things on plant medicines.
Should I believe it?
>> So my question is why'd you do it? Cuz
these are not easy experiences. Right?
>> So that's a question you should have
asked
>> before you did it.
>> Before you did it, you know,
>> my accountant gave me advice. Should I
give it? That's the question you should
have asked before you made made him your
accountant,
>> right? right?
>> Does he have good quality advice for me?
Yes or no? Like why are you asking the
question after the fact? So, it's kind
of the same.
>> It's it's kind of the same thing. I took
the approach if it has a message then it
wants me to uh
>> to to pay attention.
So are you saying um from your point of
view that whatever you went through and
you were vocal, you were very vocal
about it, you know, your abuse or
whatever it was. Um that can you say
thank you? Not the word thank you. It's
very but did it make you who you are
today?
When you look back and you're saying to
yourself, after all, this is Ellie Nesh
became Ellie Nash where you are today
and you're a work in progress. We always
want to become better, but from the
journey that you have.
>> So, so first of all, I'd say I have
certain things that are kicking my butt
right now. Right.
>> Right. So, in business and in marriage
and
>> right
>> kids etc. So,
>> to say it about things like right now
I'm in some of those questions for sure.
As far as the past, I'll tell you one of
my first plant medicine experiences
which eliminated a massive amount of
anxiety.
>> No, very massive amount.
>> And you know it says by ma that the Jews
saw the sounds and they heard
>> Yeah.
>> Right. They heard the sights. Something
like this. Saw the sounds and heard the
sights. Never understood what this meant
on plant medicine. I understood what it
meant.
>> Wow.
>> Okay. I'll tell you what I think what I
think it meant.
>> What did you see?
>> So what what do we say when we say
seeing something, right? We say see. We
believe what we see,
>> right?
>> So I see this.
>> You believe
>> Mike, I see you. I believe you. I
believe this.
>> Okay. What happens on plant medicine
often times? Many people go to the space
that that realm feels so real.
>> The spirituality and like the
>> whatever we're experiencing there and
this world feels distant, foreign. Maybe
it's real, maybe it's a dream.
>> One of the scariest places myself and I
know many others have been to in plant
medicine is that the whole world that
we're experiencing is not real. It's all
like created in our mind. It's a figment
of our imagination. It's a dream. It's
an illusion.
>> Okay. So, what does that mean? But that
doesn't feel like an illusion. When
we're there, whatever we feel like,
whatever experience having feels real,
>> right? But you also know that there is a
world which is like an illusion.
>> It this Okay. So
>> by matra, right? What my understanding
of it is based on this
>> is that by matar the Jews had an
experience where God spirituality those
realms which is things they normally
heard about suddenly they saw this is
real
>> and then the physical world which they
normally saw they were hearing about the
physical world maybe it's real maybe
it's a dream I don't know
>> so you're saying it was like a a
psychedelic experience over there
>> I believe so yeah that was my that's
that's my understanding of what that
means I saw the sites and that
>> that and in many ways this is true. Like
one of the things people say are we
human are we spiritual beings have a
human having a human experience or a
human being having a spiritual
experience like what's the main thing
and what's the secondary okay so I'm
laying the groundwork
>> for regardless of whether it's true or
not an experience someone has in plant
medicine feels not like as real as this
conversation feels more real than this
conversation okay so it may be wrong I'm
saying I'm not
>> but for the person who has it feels
>> more real than this conversation like
I'm more sure of the experience I'm
about to tell Then this conversation
happened that's in my mind.
>> So I had an experience where I'm a soul
pre-birth. Okay? I'm a soul pre-birth.
>> And in there I'm excitedly speaking to
other souls about this journey we're
going to go on.
>> And it was clear there wasn't time in
this place. I say you'll be my mother.
You'll be my father. You'll be the
person who abuses me.
>> You saw these things.
>> This is what we're saying. This is the
experience I was. I wasn't a person. I
wasn't a person with a name. I was a
soul.
>> It was before you came into the world.
>> Yes. I was a soul. on the spirits and on
the soul. I'm excitedly telling others
>> your life,
>> my life and what we're going to do and
we're going to do this and you'll be the
person who abuses me and you'll be the
girl who grace my heart and you'll be
the guy who I'll lose money to and
you'll be the my sibling and you'll be
whatever. I don't remember all of it but
I just remember everything was with
excitement. That's all I remember.
Everything was with excitement.
>> Fine. So, I had this experience and what
I was left with afterwards was
everything I'm experiencing I chose and
I forgot.
I chose this before, right? I chose this
before. I was excited about it. It was a
challenge I was going through. I was
thrilled to say, "You're going to be the
guy who abuses me and I'll go through
that challenge,
>> that experience."
>> Fast forward a few months. I'm doing a
podcast with um Y Jacobson.
>> Mhm.
>> And I don't know where he says. I didn't
know about this teaching before. He
says,
I still remember it says that every soul
before it enters the world is shown it
challenges.
choose and do not choose.
>> So what I'll say is this is with this
new perspective that this experience
gave me there are certain experiences
like the abuse and others which I've
reconciled with 100%. There are others
that I have not but I believe that it's
possible to
>> and I believe that my work is that I
won't have any of these doubts or wise
around different experiences in my life
and anywhere there are
>> is work for me to do.
>> Yeah,
it's amazing. It's amazing stuff what
you're saying. It's amazing stuff what
you're doing. Um you're one person. You
see, you never underestimate uh what a
person can do. So what I what I can tell
you is uh thank you. Um, you know what
you're doing is you took an experience
that you had in life and you you used
your dber, you used your mouth, you
spoke about it very brave and it
probably made a tremendous impact on
people who suffer the same and um you
showed that you know what something is
even if something is happening and you
go through in your life a very hard
thing
you embrace it. You could have taken
another route and you took the route of
uh coming out and talking about it and
bringing awareness. You're referring to
the abuse
>> to the abuse and then what you did later
you know and then this uh this house of
more that you're doing strictly coming
from a place of you know what
>> I just want to help people I just want
people to come together because even I
met a person today who's broke into
pieces coming in over there and he says
this place is like his uh he comes over
there he sits over there spills
everything out tries to get uh you know
comfort for it and everybody's
validating him. I don't know if there's
a price for that. This is the most, you
know, gorgeous thing, the most the most
beautiful thing that one person can do
for another person. If the bunch of them
uh benched you that you can you can
afford, you know, you can you took a
house and you said, you know what, I can
make business out of it. You decided, I
want this to be a spiritual uh thing for
other people. What else are we living
for? That's called living. That's life.
That's that that's what we uh consuming
money and consuming things and fun and
everything. It's all nice and dandy, but
this is something that is
you you make a difference in other
people's lives.
>> So, may
>> I should say that I did also take the
path of uh numbing the pain and escaping
at one point in time.
>> I did. I definitely did.
>> So, so because life is painful and
that's what we discussed there is a but
but you got out of it somehow. You had
some kind of I don't know how to call it
whether
blessed you.
>> He found me and dragged me out.
>> He dragged you out and and you're doing
not you are do you have a
>> I should say even
>> this is your
>> in terms of 100% like I feel when I go
to the Reb when I speak to him when I
learn his stuff
>> I feel I feel proud.
>> Yeah.
>> The look not the look anything else. No,
no, it's your is what you're doing is
this is this is coming from a higher
place. There's no two ways about it. And
you're a voice. You're a voice for
people who now we were talking about
narcissism and codependency.
A person who was an abuser, you know, um
he chose he made a he made a choice to
to do something evil.
So of course you can tell every abuser a
child molester who is incarcerated
that uh he can change
you know we we would love for him to
change
but he chose neb to make a you know to
wreck havoc on the world
>> right so just to explain where I was
coming from there cuz in our
conversation push back is that a child
abuser first of all who are we talking
about we're talking about a child abuser
an adult abusing a child
>> correct
>> right so I give you in my case. I was
abused by a teenager,
>> right?
>> And there's two parts to that. As far as
my experience as a kid, no difference if
I was abused by a 15-year-old or a 50-y
old,
>> right? How old were you? I mean,
>> I was eight, right?
>> So, for you, it doesn't make, you know,
>> no difference. No difference,
>> right? You tell someone who shot in
Israel, it was an 11-year-old who pulled
the trigger on the rocket. No
difference. But as far as the 15year-old
is concerned,
>> it could be he's a different person
>> 10, 15, 20 years later. If he was 50,
then probably he did it before, I'll do
it after.
>> Right? So that's one. If you're talking
in general about adult abusing a child,
>> number two, that's very clear. Someone
calls you and says,
>> "Joe, this guy's a child abuser." How do
you know? Because he abused a child.
Correct. Okay. Joe, this guy's a
narcissist. How do you know? It's vague.
And that was where
>> Right. No, no, no. I understand. And I
like it because we got we got some
clarity. But I'm just saying there is
the created this world with a choice.
Gave you a choice. I always say Hitler
made a choice to be evil. His genius
could have built instead of destroying
the world, he could have built the world
with the same genius. But he chose this
way.
>> Right.
>> Right. So the person took a choice. So
you have something to be proud of
because you took something and you're
trying to make this world a better
place. So I want to thank you and on
behalf of everybody who is
crying in your house or sharing in your
house. Uh you're doing God's work and
should bless you
>> that you should be able to continue
>> and have clarity and have lots of money
to to feed this thing
>> and uh lots of success
>> on everything in your life.
>> Thank you. appreciate you coming out to
the house, coming out to the podcast,
bringing me on your podcast
and everything is beautiful. It's a It
is a honor for me to meet you.
>> Thank you so much.
>> Thank you very much.
>> Thank you.
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