The Science of Creation? With @d2thedre

that could be viewed as history, others that are religiosity, some that are mystic. Right? So we're going to be talking about a whole bunch of different aspects, the collision, if you will, between the arts, the sciences, the religions of the world, and how all of those things come together in some ways that make a lot of sense. In others that maybe only make sense to the mystics. And that, of course, then, gets the question, well, whose mystic arts are these that we're going to explore? Where is the good? Where is the bad? Might even involve some things with numerology and some of these other aspects that we know, the usual suspects, sometimes dabbling, sometimes again, as some kind of, perhaps, ritual, whether it's demonic or not, we'll allow our guest speaker here to kind of walk through that. But for anybody that's not familiar, I want to call out before we do go into this subject, is just that when it comes to discussing the idea of the JQ, there are a few that have been in this with us as long as official Dre has. And so I just want to give him immense kudos, immense credit, and many, many, many thanks for being with us in the trenches going all the way back to the early days of JQ radio. And not only was he there, but this is an individual whose message has, to the best of my knowledge, never, let's say, veered off of that. So it is focused on the singular issue, which I think is the paramount topic that we should all be focused on. And I say that just because when I try to understand who I do and don't think to be sincere actors in this endeavor, I certainly think Dre to be one of those that's on the good side of this fight. And so I just want to give him lots of kudos, lots of credit, not just for the things that we're going to be talking about today, but for everything he's ever done. And with that, why don't we go to Mr. Joanne and see if we've got anything that we need to add here to the menu for the conversation, then we'll go to our guest speaker. Yes, thank you so much for hosting. And I cannot wait to learn more about this. Officially having an idea what this is all about, but it sounds really exciting. And everyone, thank you so much for being here. And I just please repose this space. And if you guys go to the red, I will also repost it. Also bookmark it. It helps so so much with the algorithm and follow Ian and official Mandy Bobbi, however, everybody here. And also check out Ian in Rumble Spotify, Ian Malcolm 84, Apple podcasts. And I'm pretty sure that's all of them. And also in Malcolm's spaces. And please give so much love to allegedly thank you. I see down there in the listeners. And thank you so much, Dan. I'm such a superstar. So thank you so much. And yeah, that's about it. And thank you so much for having me. And I love this song so much. So I'm glad you liked it. No, it was spectacular. And just noticed, let's see, ask Bliss Tails, explain the queries. I'm going to put up some of the very interesting pieces that our friend has been putting together. Again, not only is he taking these conversations and putting them onto those alternative platforms so that we hopefully can have this information shared to anybody and everybody, totally free of course, totally free of any kind of monetization on our side, just trying to get the, let's say, righteous truths out the masses. But not only is he doing that, he's also created, of course, the Malcolm spaces he and all which I just put up into the nest. One of those clips that he is doing and the work really is, I mean, it's just top shelf. I find myself just humbled every time I see one of these clips that he has put together. He's got this AI engine working in the background. And he is about 40 something that follows short of a thousand on this additional platform that he has put together. And that has only been here. Let's say since July. And so quickly getting kind of gaining steam and I want to give him a lot of credit, a lot of love for everything that he's been doing on that front. He truly is kind of one of a kind. And speaking of one of a kind, why don't we go to our guest speaker for the space? And maybe what we could do is get a introduction into yourself for anybody that's not familiar. A little bit maybe about the debate that you almost held with the person that Valleck from our friendly inner circle has been trolling quite effectively of a late. And then a little bit about this subject and what got you into it, my friend. Hey, hey, hey, what's up, everybody? Hope everyone's doing well. And yeah, I just just off the debate was supposed to be a rabbi smoothly. And he pulled out like a week or two before the debate was supposed to be scheduled. And yeah, Sean Kelly from the digital social network podcast. But you see still still other debates like every day, every other days as them. So I am on schedule for a different one with God against God logic. But I'll keep you guys informed on that one as it as a days come. But yeah, yeah, everybody knows me and who I am. And I actually got 40 minutes because I was going to work. So I hope that that's enough for me to run through everything. So I'll just get straight into it. You know, what is man, right? What is man? What kind of universe is it that man inhibits or in right or in that? Yeah. And by what processes of evolution, did the human species emerge from the matrix of nature so that we could become the self conscious and aware and creative individual that we now are and knowing something about the cosmos and human nature and its functions. You know, what what is the best kind of society for man's progressive self evolution? Right. And what is the first law of nature? First law of nature is self preservation, right? So I actually suffer these questions. Who am I? What am I? Where do I come from? Why am I here? What's my purpose? And how can I make the world a better place? Right. And there's something called this is a term, right? And everything I'm going over here is all literally from my notes, my notebooks, from over the years, from my own knowledge, things I call essential knowledge. Right. So when you look at man in creation, right? You have an atom, right? An atom. You have six protons, six neutrons, six electrons, and then you have carbon as a seventh to kind of complete it. Right. So you have essentially seven particles for three different forms to complete the atomic process, right? And in every square, every square inch of reality, you have 1.5 billion tons of an atom. And then you have atom, right? The first man I was created. And allegedly there was angels sent out to collect seven handfuls of dust, clay, and mud to build the body of atom. So you know, these things kind of just like, you know, it's right there, you know, you can just like, atom, atom, right? And now when you have man, right, we have something called the temple of the nine gates, allegedly, right? Where consciousness is manifested into physical reality through these nine gates, right? You have two eyes, two schools, two ears, a mouth, you know, anus, you know, penis, whatever. We don't have to, there's a red dot here. And I mean, the creation was formed and you see this beautiful pattern, like everything in creation is perfect, literally. You know, there's everything is in sequences and patterns. And when you start to notice these things, you're like, man, there's like, there's something else more to this, right? So going, if you look at all the history of the contributions of art, you know, science, music, philosophy, right? And the presuppositions of the democratic thought, you know, you know, you know, you know, you're a little bit, you know, official, can you get closer to the modem official? Yeah, I'm here, Mike Zach, can you hear me? Yeah, it's better now. Yeah, sorry about that. You know, so go on. If you, and I wish I had like a, like, I have to do have like a whiteboard, but like I can just try to explain it the best I can, right? So with the alleged, the alleged big bang theory, right? And some scientific term, it would be called the R is greater than or equal to zero theorem, right? And with this alleged big bang, everything starts from a centripetal point of, you know, of nothingness, right? Where you have this, this empty cup, right? Which is everything. And then you have nothing, which is the emptiness inside of that cup. Right? So you would have like, you know, your zero gravity centripetal point, then you have infinity, then it breaks down in a symmetrical line where everything meets at the middle, right? And then you have kinetic energy going in one, one porous and in the opposite direction and then physical potential energy going in the other direction, right? But they're actually, they're going into infinity, which means they're actually going nowhere. So they're going out linear and opposite directions, but they also collide not in a perfect circle, but in an oval because of this intributable force pulling everything together. So once these two forces collide, right? They, they are also kind of, it's like a universal copulation, right? Like an inhale and exhale where these things are colliding. And every point in that collision, which is allegedly every 26 seconds or every one time, send to the 26 power milliseconds, this, this, this collision happens where you have, where we come in, right? And then in this collision, you have seven bursts or seven waves of energy that comes out, right? You have seven light rays, seven sound waves, seven basic geometric patterns and seven number sequences. And all these things are repeating and, uh, and focus and a focus is something that unfolds itself inside and outside infinitely, right? Then you have seven fundamental laws of the universe. You have your law of polarity, law of transportation, law of cause and effect, law of vibration, law of, uh, law of alchemy, and, um, law of correspondence and all these different things, right? So when all this comes together and then when you examine it on paper, it literally looks like a human stick figure, right? So when they say God made man his image and you, and you just examine the theories of creation that we have, how are things came about? You literally can see it, right? And, and to understand that, does that mean that we are God? No, but that's, that's like, are we the creator of all things? But we are creators on our own, right? You know, like your thoughts, your words, your actions, your reactions, ultimately, shapes and magnifies, you know, like your reality in a way, you know? So, um, when they say like, you know, watch your thoughts, watch your words, like this really takes power into effect. And, um, especially our words, right? So when it comes to our words, you have something called, uh, sonic vibrations, or, you know, or tone, tone, tonic magic or monsters, whatever, our words, even our thoughts, has power and energy to manifest like into reality. So your words is, is struck sound. Spoken sound vibrations is struck sound. And thought sound vibrations is unstruck sound. And both of these things have the power with, you know, with proper manipulation and tools to, to affect, you know, physical change in reality. Right? And, um, and like I said, I got like 30 more minutes left than the works where I'm going to try to just get straight into everything. Right? So within the psyche, right? The psyche is the, is an individual intelligence, you know, that, that's kind of animates the self, you know, and the reality and the, just the spiritual metaphysical realm of, of things that's, that happens, you know, on this, on this realm that we can, that we can, you know, I guess see and observe. Right? And this essence that occupies this physical body is essentially the core of what makes you an independent and unique individual. Right? And this, and through this psyche, you can have, you have different terms about it. It's like a feminine aspect that animates the human being. I mean, I say feminine, right? And there's a, the feminine and masculine kind of like are two different sides of the same thing. Right? And so, like the feminine force of creation, like it's like a, it's like a all consuming thing, you know, that just consumes everything in its past, like a rage in volcano. Right? And to kind of bring these things into balance, you really establish control over the masculine self. Because masculine, like male consciousness is made visible through feminine power. So that's just something right. And by the way, this is all through my notes and everything. Now, let me see here. Is anybody have any questions? I don't know about this topic at all. Yeah. Yeah. No. So one quick one, and I don't mean to send you down a tangent that maybe is a longer road to progress down. But the idea of the nine gates that you mentioned, and I say it because if I'm not mistaken, it was Roman Polanski who made a movie called the ninth gate that had Johnny Depp in it. And obviously the director, kind of a grotesque person involved in all kinds of terrible stuff. But it was basically about all these demonic forces. And so when you mention nine different, I think you said doors or portals or gates, I can't remember the term that you were mentioning. It kind of if that's one and the same. And if you would just elaborate a little bit on what you mean when you say nine different gates. Yeah. I don't know exactly what you're speaking of. But the way I have it in my notes is like this. Six nine, basically nine portals of of basically nine ways that the consciousness is manifested into physical reality through the human body, which is like your senses. It's just a nine outer body senses essentially. I didn't really have a few temple and nine gates, but that's essentially what it is. It's like the nine outer openings on the body. This is essentially where consciousness is manifested through. And as far as the numbers, right, people always get caught up in the numbers and this and that. You know, but like the numbers is like men, men lie, women lie, but numbers don't lie. And numbers is like, you know, essentially like language of the universe and mathematics. And one example I love to use right here is the golden ratio. And if you take the golden ratio, you like in or the the divine proportion of 1.6189237, you see this throughout everything in creation. And it's and another thing that's very, very interesting too. You have something called the number of the beast, right? The number of the beast, people know it as six six six. If you take this and you put this into the Pythagorean theorem, it actually equals out to the exact opposite of the divine proportion. It literally negative 1.6189237. So like it shows like there's like an like an