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Satsang with Mooji Thank you. Good Monday morning, folks. You're listening to the Norbertine Canonesses of the Bethlehem Priory of St. Joseph. If you need it, then you know you need it. Okay. I think I'm going to get one of them on. I think I'm going to ask a nun on from the Norbertine Canonesses for an interview. These things of substance seem to be returning in a big way. It's like we were climbing a mountain for 2,000 years and we had these good rock handholds, you know what I mean? And we could grip. When you would grip, you would know it would hold. And now everything seems to be shale. It just seems to be crumbling underneath. Every grip you go, you have to second guess, third guess. Is this going to hold up? Is this going to break? I think that's why people are returning to God in such numbers. You know what I mean? And I don't know. I just never thought in a million years I would be considering interviewing a nun. But it's just something calling me in that direction. I don't know what it is. I have no idea what it is. I'm not overthinking it. I'm going to leave it in the hands of God. I want to talk to you today about... a couple things. I want to talk to you about striving. Continue striving. Do you hear me? Continue pushing. Continue asking yourself, how can I make this better? How can I make this thing better than I'm doing now? What can I add to this to make it a little better, to push it a little further? And that, you know, apply that to everything in your life, right? Marriage and children and this and that, the whole thing, right? Job and side projects and walk. You know what I mean? Like, you take a walk. Everything's a thing. Right? As AI starts to percolate all around us, I can feel a sense of people sort of giving up, sort of pumping brakes, sort of letting off the gas. You know what I mean? There's a defeatist mentality occurring in a lot of places because there's so much content, there's so many businesses, there's so much AI, there's so much stuff. What's the point of me pushing on? what unique thing do I have? Right. And I also feel people breaking under the, the strain of the fact that we are, uh, a humanity that is managing something that is immense and too big for us for the most part. All I could tell you is this, you're receiving too much news. You're receiving too much. This, you're receiving too much that you need to prioritize. You need to strive, but you need to prioritize. Um, You've got to find a news source that works. For me, it's the Epoch Times. It really is. It's about the only thing I read anymore. Everything else feels like it's trying to drive me crazy. That's what it feels like. I scroll through one news site, boom, I'm done. I listen to PBN. I watch some things on YouTube. But really, dialing it down, man. dialing it down in terms of the sheer volume of news and bad news and this news and that news. You know everything already. Really. Sit there with your coffee or your tea or your whatever and just ask yourself, like, what don't you know about what's happening in the world? If you've been listening to PBN for any time, you know. You're prepping for a reason, right? You know what's going on. You don't need another bombshell announcement to tell you that the government's corrupt. bombshell announcement to tell you that, oh, AI's doing something crazy. Yeah, of course it is. Continue striving. It's easy to play down to the level of competition. It's easy to say, I see these people taking the easy route. Man, it looks nice. I think I'll take the easy route. They don't seem to care about this thing as much as I do. I'm not going to care as much about it. It's a path to misery. It really is. It's a path to misery. Chances are, if you're listening to this podcast, you're an extraordinary person. And, you know, it just is what it is. Prepping lends itself to that kind of person. It does. There's not a bunch of people who are lazy and just ate up with preparedness content. Why would they? Oh, yes, please give me more stuff to do outside of work. Give me more stuff to do outside of all my other responsibilities. That's what I want to listen to. Now, if it's sort of doomer content all the time, that's a different story, right? Get your energy up a little. Get your adrenaline up. But the fact of the matter is, you guys are probably, the majority of you are probably high performers, right? And you, you know, this is the deal. A lot of times, and I think we're going to be tempted by this a lot in the future, which is the The desire to just say, I'm going to play to what everybody else is doing. I'm going to slow down. I'm going to give up. I'm going to let off the gas. I'm going to quit this thing. You know what I mean? And I'm telling you, I guess at the end of the day, you have to understand you. If you're the type of person who does extra, then you have to do extra. You can't not do it. You can't not do more. You can't not do better. You can't not attack those ideas and dreams. You have to go for those things, man. This is what your life is. Not everybody's gifted with this. Not everybody is given to this life of extra and this life of dreaming and this life of creating and this life of building and this life of doing things. You know, sometimes, and this is what you have to understand more than anything, sometimes you get in your groove And then you realize there are people watching. You realize that a lot of people out there in the world need an ideal, right? They need an ideal. They need someone to look up to and something along those lines. Even if it feels like you're out there really pushing for next to nothing, like you may be another man's ideal or another woman's ideal. Your marriage may be the ideal. For another couple who's having trouble. Your children may be the ideal for what another couple is thinking about. Should we have kids? Well, I don't know. Tim and Jesse's kids are great. Imagine if we had two kids like that. Right? And you feel these things. You don't necessarily know all the time what a benefit you are to people. But I promise you, if you're giving your best and you're working your hardest and you're doing extra in all aspects of your life, even if it seems exhausting, even if it seems like, well, who the hell else is doing all this? Why am I doing all of this? Because the world starts to assemble itself based off of the best. You know what I mean? Or the consistent or that kind of thing, right? I do think a time is coming where the best in people will, there'll be an attempt to punish it out, to deflate us, to make us, you know, less than what we were meant to be. Nobody knows what we're really truly meant to be. Nobody knows what a human being's max capacity is. We see it in a capitalist sense. We see it in a service sense from people like nuns. You know what I mean? But nobody knows what a, the best we got is Jesus. You know what I mean? You can look to Jesus and say, what could have, a person really be at their best in all levels? And it's just a question that we don't know. But that's the direction you should be moving in. And it's not because you should make more money or you should make your wife happier or you should make your kids better or you should make, you know, all those things are great. But look, remember, you know what I mean? This is an honorable thing we're at here this life. And I don't know. You want to sleep. You want to sleep well. You leave a bunch of stuff on the table, man. That gets harder and harder. to do the older you get. So, last night, we had our incredible comms check-in. 9 o'clock Eastern. Every Sunday, 9 o'clock, we're doing a comms check-in, alright? We're on the PNRN radio net. We're using PocLink radios from SkycomPTT.com. You can go to SkycomPTT.com, get yourself a radio, and all you've got to do is tune it to the PNRN, which will already be programmed into your radio when you get it. And at 9 o'clock, you'll hear me come on. You'll hear my voice come on, and you'll basically just say your call sign. You'll say your location. And you'll say, if you want to, you can bring a dad joke. I like the addition of the dad joke. We're going to add to this comms check-in, too. It's not always going to be just that. But for our first two, we were doing that. Now, we were a little light last night. We were a little light on check-ins. Even some PBN hosts didn't make it. But what didn't happen is we didn't get anybody new on the PBN side. Okay? And I know of... Some people who bought radios, so maybe they just didn't get them yet. But next Sunday, I'd really like to hear from you guys. I'd really like for you to prioritize joining us Sunday nights. Do you know what I mean? Do you hear me? In other words, I don't want to be disappointed Sunday night to hop on and see that we have the same crew. Nothing wrong with the crew we have. But You know, we could build this on the back end for... Well, we have built this to some degree on the back end for ourselves, at least the Virginia Preppers group. But this PNRN thing, you know, this is for you. We built this thing so that you can participate, so that you can have a radio in your hand that's going to work as an alternate communications method. I've decided... in order to keep it consistent and in order to keep it moving and to really make it work, that I'm going to get on the comms net every night, every Sunday night of my life at 9 p.m., and we're going to check our radios together. I don't want to show up to nobody, right? So I get it. money's tight, maybe you already had radios, maybe you have aspirations to get a ham radio, whatever the situation is. I don't know. I have no idea. I can't guess everybody's situation, right? What I do know is everybody's worried about emergency comms. Everybody wants emergency comms solution. I combed through to figure out, with Chin's help, the simplest and the best that I can get you, that you can participate in weekly so that if something were to happen or when something happens, If you don't think that AI is going to hack the service providers for cell phones, you're not paying close enough attention, man. You know what I mean? I can't say with 100% certainty that's going to happen, but it just seems like we're headed for a time where AI agents are going to be running wild over the internet and just ruining everything. Now, today, NVIDIA said that they created something to control AI agents, but how does a human entity... build something to control something that they can't, they're not smarter than. Right? So in other words, NVIDIA, as successful and as smart as they are, how can they in the long term seek to control a thing that is, you know, several times smarter than anybody there or all their combined, you know, engineering wherewithal? Because that's where we're going. That might not be where we're at. It might be where we're at. You might have an entity in AI that right now is a million times smarter than us and is like, just play the game until we figure out what's going on here. Or there's a model that's sitting in a lab right now that's smarter than everybody and it's just inevitable it's going to break out and go haywire. All of that said, let's make this thing a big check-in. If you're listening to me, If you're listening to me, SkycomPTT.com. Use the affiliate code PBN. Join us every Sunday or every other Sunday, whatever. I'll be there every Sunday. But I'd love to see people pop in at least once a month to check radios so that you can say, I got a cell phone. That's my primary. I've got a POC radio. That's my alternate. Even if you have nothing else, you're done there. You get a Geo Plus, and that's all you have. At least you have an alternate. And the beautiful thing about the POC, you can put it in everybody's hands, right? We know the world is, we are in a vortex of change right now. Right? We are in a vortex of change. It's not that we are We're no longer in a place where things are going to change, right? We're not in a place where AI is going to become blank, right? It is becoming. We're here. This is it. This is the thing, right? The world has been remade by Donald Trump. It's having its growing pains. We're probably not through with the growing pains. Our world has changed. And will continue to change. And there are big, big plans that are just three and a half years away that still exist in Agenda 2030. You can look it up and you can read it. The more you can do to stand on your own two feet, the easier it's going to be the future for you. The more people you can get around you who are capable of that, the better it's going to be. There is no guessing. There's no, you know what I mean? It's not prepping 2015 anymore. Prepping 2015 was like, bad things can happen. We swear it. Look back at history. You can see the bad things could happen and the rest of the world's going, yeah, okay, buddy. No, we're on a perpetual stream of success and everything's going to be lovely and Walmart's going to have everything I want forever and anything they don't have, I'll go to Amazon for. Stop being crazy. We've all learned. We all know. Everybody knows now. But who's going to act? That's the question. You're on a countdown, man. We're all on a countdown. At the very least, we're going to look at the year 2030 and go, whoa. Here it is. And I have to imagine that everything is sort of running. Everything looks like it's building to that crescendo. Probably not by accident. Probably not. So while we have time, come join us for our weekly checks. Listen to PBN. Spread the word. The cool thing about the radio, I don't want to beat it to death. I don't want to beat it to death, but here's the thing, guys. I don't want to get on there. Every Sunday night, talk to five people, right? I expect that you do your due diligence on the radios, and many of you out there listening, I imagine, will look at it as a great alternate communications method or maybe even a contingency, right? Maybe even a contingency if it's not a good alternate for you. For those of you who have nothing and you think that's going to work, I'll echo Dave Jones, the NBC guy, okay? I'm going to modify his saying a little bit. If your comms plan is to go somewhere and listen to something, you probably have a bad plan, right? If you don't have anything, if the cell phone is your thing, if you have a cell phone and a ham dream, right? If you have a cell phone and a GMRS dream, oh, one day I'm going to get that ham license and join that ham group and I'm just going to become Dr. Ham over here and be able to, Hit those high frequencies and listen. If you don't have it now, you don't have it. Do you know what I mean? And why have nothing? And understand that while Pac is not perfect, it's way better than nothing. It's so much better than, oh, my carrier's down and I have two walkie-talkies where I can talk to my kid up in his bedroom. Our comms plan is initiated. Look, I don't mean to get on you, but it just is what it is, right? I've been at this a long time. We put a lot of thought and a lot of effort into getting people prepared, and we just want to make sure that everyone's taking advantage of what we're doing. And also, I understand this above all, and this is where I'll end the show. Nobody else is doing it. Nobody else is going to get on you to get prepared. right? Who else is going to do this? Your wife's probably like, thank God he's not putting more canned food in the house or your husband or vice versa, right? Thank God he's not wasting more money on ammunition. Thank God he's not buying new radios. When are we going to use these silly radios anyway, right? Most people in your life probably aren't getting on you about your level of preparedness. I mean, that's just kind of how it goes for most of us. We are the driving force. And that's all. I'd be remiss not to get up on here and say, hey, let's do better with comms. Let's do better with comms. Let's take advantage of the situation that we've created here at PBN. And let's get ourselves a real deal comms group that maybe one day could help you gather intel from all across the country about what the hell is going on, right? And of course, you know, with those radios, you can build your own family group in there and the whole, I mean, it's just, it's leverage, man. You know, I mean, it's such good leverage. It's not perfect, but it's a weekly check that'll really give you the opportunity to get involved. So the world is turning, folks. And thankfully, we've got a bunch of heavy hitters here on PBN doing great shows. The Phoenix came back. She was doing an amazing Homestead Update Saturday. I had Sarah on the National Preparedness Month show on Saturday night. Of course, the Patriot Power Hour is always epic every single week. Matter of fact, guys are up today. I don't know what to tell you. Caleb, five days a week. Caleb Collier. Let's see what he's doing today. What are we getting from Caleb today on the prep of broadcasting? Now, I haven't even put the show up yet, actually. It's been a little bit of an interesting morning. We'll go with that. Where are we at? 28th, Libertarian Lutherans of the World Unite. Okay, that should be an interesting one. Spike is back for a conversation about his mission to save people from our government. Man, that's a hell of a mission. Yeah, we got some great shows, man. We got some awesome shows coming up on Church and State this week. It's a beautiful thing, folks. It is the Prepper Broadcasting Network. I'm glad to be here with you. It is a blessing, man. You guys are a blessing. Don't get me wrong. But at the same time, I got to keep you honest. You know what I mean? I had just this understanding the other day. It was like, nobody pushes me to get better prepared. I get inspired by the host, but nobody's pushing me, you know? And what a little push from Chin did by getting me on these POC radios from Skycom and then the Mike Harris from Skycom telling me, like, we need to utilize this Prepper's Radio Net and me going, oh, I think we could do that. It's the power of collaboration and the power of, you know, pushing a little. A little push. It's an amazing thing. It really is. PBN family, enjoy the shows today. We probably will get a late medical Monday up today also. And of course, stay for the late night, the shadow or the, I was a communist for the FBI. Other than that, I'm out of here. I do appreciate you. Oh no, do I not have my AI scripts? What the world? I wanted to run the, oh no, I got it. I got it. Okay. I'll talk to you soon, folks. Enjoy the song. 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