2026 08 02 Off-grid with Marjory Wildcraft

➡ Marjorie is excited about the recent rains and the relocation of her ducks’ nest. She’s dealing with a broken door on her rabbit tractors and is considering using fiberglass to fix it. She’s planning to set up a rainwater collection system and is dealing with erosion issues on her property. Marjorie is also preparing for a short trip to pick up more baby animals to ensure genetic diversity on her island. She’s also dealing with the challenges of running a business based on products that aren’t in high demand.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics including their plans to plant more Mexican Lucaina and Moringa, their disapproval of the NDAA and its implications for the Israeli and US militaries, the influx of migrants into the Spanish town of Suta, the potential for a cyber attack, the practice of AI firms buying and digitizing rare books, the unreliability of Puerto Rico’s electric company, and the American Red Cross’s blood shortage. They also mention the potential impact of a cyber attack and the shutdown of a southern Red Sea route affecting the world’s oil resources.
➡ The speaker discusses various topics including blood donation, oil shortages, and the price of commodities. They mention that donating blood doesn’t help remove microplastics from the body. They also express concern about decreasing oil reserves and potential delivery shortages, which could lead to a significant increase in oil prices. Additionally, they talk about the suspiciously low price of eggs in a grocery store, suspecting they might be fake. They also mention their interest in the stages of oil collapse and the potential impacts.
➡ The speaker discusses a variety of topics, including the use of a miniature pony to indicate when mares are ready to breed, the potential for a crisis due to oil shortages, the importance of preparedness, and the impact of music on mood. They also mention the significance of song lyrics and their personal experiences with music, suggesting that what we listen to can greatly affect our mental state. They also touch on the topic of genetics and their interest in it.
➡ The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining spiritual calmness and clarity amidst chaos. They also stress the need for preparedness, particularly in terms of food security, suggesting buying extra food and taking advantage of lower beef prices due to ranchers selling off their herds. The speaker believes that preparation brings peace and a sense of security, especially in uncertain times.

Hey, it’s Marjorie. It’s Sunday, August 2nd. Oh, my God. I’ve been so happy. We’ve gotten some really, really good rains here. It’s been wonderful. And let me show you something. I found the nest where the ducks have moved to. Let’s see if I can. Yep, there they are. Went ahead and snagged about half of them right here by the front house. Oh, that’s very convenient. So I’ll snag some of the eggs. For a while they let me get away with it. Then they move the nest. So it’s like Easter all the time. All right, so I got all of the.

Got all of the rabbits out on pasture. We’ll walk out there in a second. And yeah, the owner of the property said I really don’t. She doesn’t want any of my stuff on that side of the property. So I’ve been stacking everything up over here and trying to put it on existing concrete because I don’t want to mess up whatever grass is available. This grass is looking so nice. I had a. Broke the freaking door on my. Let me show you this. Maybe you have some suggestion for me about. These are the doors on the rabbit tractors.

And I used to have it, like, glued together, and then I use the stainless steel zip ties to hold it together, and then it just broke. Now I’m wondering if I could, I don’t know, maybe could I get like, fiberglass cloth and then, like, I don’t know, do something to like, get it all whatevered. I don’t know if you got any suggestions. I’ve never worked with fiberglass before, but I think I need something. I’m trying to figure out can’t glue it anymore because, you know, I’ve been glued and glued and the glue hasn’t held. So anyway, let me know if you have a suggestion.

Got. I think I showed you this a second ago. I got both tanks and this. This outlet up here. Let’s see. My finger can get in. Is where a lot of water comes out. And so I don’t. Don’t have time for this project right now, but I’m gonna be definitely hooking up a rainwater collection system. Might as well mention it now. Unshadowed Christian Westbrook has a tag set. And he says, you know, the mainstream media is blowing up. And he. There’s like been eight, seven or eight cyber attacks on water, municipal water, things like, oh, we got a problem there.

So I want to show you something else. So let me see if I can. If I can do this justice or not. So this whole cliff here and inside, and it’s amazing that they can do it. The owner has a young man come and he uses the weed whacker and he cuts all of that down every time, every month. And it’s mostly been okay, but we’ve had some really heavy rains and then this. So we’ve got some serious erosion. Like, look, this big rock just came down. And you can tell because, you know, I had my fence here, had my fence that I was using to, you know, keep the.

The ducks off of these plants. And then you can also see, you notice I have my plants growing here. And there was a line of them all along here. And some of them might make it, but then. So this whole pile of rubble has come down. And you can see where there was a tree that used to be there trying to hold this thing together. Yeah. And you can see where this one, where it does have plant life, probably he couldn’t reach that. And it is holding together, and there’s nowhere near as much on the ground over there.

So we didn’t have any new erosion from that. So I. I know I talked to the owner before, and she. She says, I love it. It’s clean. She likes it clean. Right. This is a. It’s not just a Puerto Rican thing. I’ve seen. Seen Chinese that move from Hong Kong to Canada. And I. You know, there’s this perception among people who don’t really live very naturally that, you know, in big cities or whatever, they don’t want. They don’t want any plant life anywhere. Anyway, I got a friend of mine who speaks pretty good Spanish, and I gotta check in with her.

I said, could you please talk to Jennifer about this? Oh, shoot. I left the water on. Yep. This was a little area anyway, because of the rain, but. Yeah, look here. So we got ducks, we got ducks. They’re just totally loving this wet weather. There they are. Hey, you guys. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, that’s. Ducks are super happy. Cat is super happy too. O. There’s fire ants everywhere. It’s raining and it rains. Like, you know, the fire ants are having a hard time in the ground. They’re all out now. Yeah, I had to. I processed four rabbits.

I had a whole lot of excess males. And. Yeah, when I feed the intestines to the. The ducks, they love it. They love it. And we could eat. I mean, if you think about sausage, the way you make sausage is you take the intestines, you clean them out, and you pack that full of ground meat that’s what sausage casings are. I don’t generally go there right now. And the ducks love them. It’s so funny. It’ll be like this long piece of intestine and one of them’s running around. There’ll be a whole bunch of them following them, chasing them.

And then one grabs it and the other runs off. And it’s a whole. It’s a whole scene. It’s kind of funny. And cat like, she’s like, oh, my God, you’re finally becoming the owner I knew you could be, you know. So she gets. I usually give her the lungs and some bits, odds and ends here and there. I eat the liver and the kidneys and the hearts and then of course, the meat. Yeah. Four rabbits. I’m eating on those livers for pretty much four days, really, you know, on those organs. So I got a lot of stuff loaded up here because I’m going on a short trip to go pick up some new KB’s.

I’m gonna get 20 more babies, you know, trying to make sure that we’ve got the genetic diversity that we need for the island. I made you a short video. I think it’ll come out on Wednesday or something where I’m like, I know that I’m insane. Like, I am building a whole business here based on a product that absolutely nobody wants. Nobody wants cavies right now. Nobody has any idea even what they are. And, you know, and I’ve got the rabbits going and people are kind of like, okay about rabbits, but, you know, there’s no huge band for rabbits either.

But whatever. Yeah. Anyway, let’s see what I got on here for you. We’ll head out to the pasture and talk a little bit there. So I found out what deadpool means. Have you ever heard the word deadpool or the phrase deadpool? And I was like, I mean, it sounds bad, right? You know, we kind of know that it’s not good, right? Well, it turns out, like Powell, which has a huge reservoir, is almost out of water. And dead pool means the water when there’s not enough water to go in the reservoir to run the hydroelectric dam.

And so the water gets trapped behind the dam and it’s called a dead pool. Okay, I didn’t know. Here we go. All right, here’s some. Here’s some of the kv. I’m sorry. These that are. Have been constructed, these new ones. And again using these 275 gallon totes. And every day they get moved one distance on new grass. And let me open this up for you. So you can see the luxurious insides. Now this one. Yeah, this one has a. Hi sweetie. How are you doing? They’ve got a shelf up here and there is a hole there with ventilation.

Yeah. And so every day they get moved and I’ll probably be moving them like twice a day onto new ground so they’ve got forage they can eat on the ground all. Well, let me, let me show you that they’re all out on this quarter acre. So every morning I just move them and come fill up their feed and water. And I can show you where I’m planting more of the Mexican sunflower. The idea is I’m going to be planting Mexican sunflower all around the perimeter here. If you remember, per rabbit, I need about 10 Mexican sunflower, 5 Luciana and 5 Moringa.

And yeah, I got, I got on man, that pickaxe. I’m like, I’m just ready to go travel somewhere to pick up K. I need to like my body is physically, I need to rest. But yeah, I got another, I got a whole, another set that I’ve planted here. And again, this hay is some of the spent, spent stuff from the cavy cages. It’s good, you know, got a little fertility in it. I think in this corner here I’m going to plant like a papaya or two. I might as get some nice fruit trees. And then these are the other ones that I’ve planted And yeah, I still haven’t gotten it fenced to keep the ducks off of it.

And it’s another plan. You see, I’ve got the other tractors out here and yeah, so this is a quarter acre. There’s one area here that’s kind of sloping and I’m thinking I might just plant a bunch more Mexican Lucaina or moringa there. I’ve got a girlfriend growing out for me. I think she’s got 50 Lucaya and 50 Moringa. You know, it’s not going to be enough, but it’s a good start. Right. And it takes you work to plant this stuff and get it all out and get it established. So grateful for the rains. It looks like we might have some again as I just, just really saves time and energy.

Right. Although I bought, I’ve been buying soaker hoses and doing that. Okay. So the House passed the NDAA, which is the military budget, which included Section 219, where the Israeli and US militaries cuddle up, you know, even more closely. I’m not thrilled about that. That was actually one that I called the three or four of those guys on the committee and said, look, I. We really don’t want this. You know, I usually don’t think that political action like that does you any good, but I was outraged about it. I’m like, I’m gonna try. It’s only the House, so it’s got the Senate, which, you know, all of that group is all.

Yeah, don’t get me started about the futility of that. But I might call them again. I definitely want my voice heard. Wow. Did you guys see there’s like 60, 000 migrants went into this Spanish town called Suta. And I was really. I didn’t know that Spain Esuta is actually in northern Africa. And Spain, which is not in northern Africa, actually has a little bit of land in northern Africa. Like, oh, my gosh. So. And like, the town is Suta, maybe I’m. I hope I’m pronouncing it correctly, only has like 83, 000 inhabitants. So 60, 000 people coming in in one day is like.

Yeah, the footage on that was unreal. Within the vast quantities of people coming in. And I’ve seen some different, you know, theories that Spain wasn’t getting in. In line with some of the programs going on with the wef. And so now they’ve got wildfires and they’ve got immigration problems and they’re, you know, you don’t get in line, you’re gonna. We’re gonna burn you down with our. Our directed energy weapons or whatever. So, I don’t know. Parallel Mike. So the cyber thing is starting to warm up, right? And God, that guy, you know, Klaus Schwab. I think central casting did such a good job with Klaus Schwab.

Like, I mean, he was totally the perfect villain, you know, with that thick accent. And. And I’ve been re. Watching clips of him talking about the cyber polygon and how, you know, the COVID will look just like a minor inconvenience compared to what’s coming. Anyway, so apparently Romania’s entire land registry was wiped out in a cyber attack. And apparently the backups were wiped out too. And fortunately, somebody actually had a backup backup backup on a hard something that was, you know, cold storage. And they were able to get it back up and going. And yeah, Parallel Mike was saying, this is not an isolated incident.

It’s happened in Poland, Slovakia, parts of Russia, the Ukraine. So if you have property really, really recommend you get a copy of your title and physical paper, buy yourself one of those fireproof safes. Actually, I’m starting to look at doing that myself. For different documents and things is just getting a safe to put documents in. I’ve actually always kind of been bad about document. I got it digitally, don’t worry about it. Yeah, you really need to do that. Okay, so one thing that was making the rounds was AI firms buying up rare books in huge masses.

They cut the spines off, then they scan them and then they shred them. There’s a company called ISBNDB that claims to be able to handle a million books like at a time. And it’s going around like all these rare books. I’ve seen some other counterpoints to that. You know, there’s a ton of books that just never, you know, nothing happens to them. They end up getting shredded or composted or burned anyway. You know, what are some of the examples? Like Dummies for Windows 7 or something like that? You know, there’s all kinds of books. And in fact, as an author I was shocked when I started to learn more about the background, the backside of the book industry that the publishers, they fully expect 95% of the authors, the books they won’t sell enough to even pay back the advance that they’ve given the author.

So they are only banking on 5% of them going big and doing well. So yeah, there’s actually tons and tons and tons of books that are just, you know, so. And, and one of the arguments was, well, if they’re really rare books, they’re probably not going to get caught up in this system because they’re sold by different booksellers and they’re definitely higher priced. And yeah, so I don’t know, but it was definitely a sensational headline that got my ire up for a minute. And I think about, let’s think about this. You know, we have sensationalism everywhere.

It’s not just the mainstream media, the alternative media, everybody, so. Oh well, very interesting that they wanted to get anything that was pre2022 because that had no AI generated content. And this apparently was challenged in court, in a federal court. A judge said actually it was fair use because, oh, by the way, the guy who did a pretty good analysis of, of maybe having a more calm, clear approach to this, his name was Jordan Nuttall. N U T T A L N U T T A L L. You know, it’s fair use. Like the judge says, look, you, they got a copy, they digitized it and then they destroyed it and they only are going to use it once, so that’s fair use.

So I’m like, okay, I don’t know about that. But you know, okay, it looked like y’ all really, really, really like that video called how not to water your garden. So I think I’ll do more fun things because we need a little humor, we need a little uplifting, whatever in our lives. Right now, right here in Puerto Rico, we’ve been having a lot of load shedding. This is egregious. So this is the electric goes out for a while. I think if you’ve got plugged into the news places, they’ll tell you when, you know when the, when, when it’s going to happen in your area.

It’s just egregious. You know, I think Puerto Rico has more solar panels per person than any place on earth. Just because the electric company is so bad that anybody with any resources at all gets the solar system or everybody, almost everybody has a backup generator, which I kind of think is the dumbest thing on the planet to do. Right? You’re depending on fossil fuels which are clearly an import. Okay. Anyway, that, that Luma, the electric company can’t deliver energy even with a way smaller load than it has because everybody else is pretty self sufficient. That’s pretty sad.

Okay, so what can I say? Get ready for that cyber polygon, the cyber attack that will make your, make your covet experience act like a minor inconvenience. Actually the COVID experience was kind of like a minor inconvenience to me. So. So I think you’ve heard Saudi Arabia, the Houthis have shut down that, so southern Red Sea route And apparently that’s 7% more of the world’s oil resources that have basically gone offline. So now we’re up to 27%. Almost 30% of world’s oil resources not available. I’m just continually shocked. Like why, you know, what the heck, I guess I’ll get to the SPR and all that here in a minute.

But I, I keep, you know, friends of mine who are also watching this, we’re all kind of like, I think this is like the cartoon where the coyote runs off the cliff and he hasn’t realized that he’s no longer has ground underneath. His feet are going, his feet are going on a boop. You know, all of a sudden. Of course these cartoons do not teach. That’s not the way anything would work work in physics. But it’s kind of that time where the ground is out from underneath us but we’re all still operating. Oh well, apparently the American Red Cross has declared a crisis in the United States.

They only have one day supply of blood and this is only the second time they’ve ever declared this crisis. They’re asking people to donate blood. I actually was donating blood for a while there. And you know, partly it’s a good, you know, like somebody may need blood. Right. I did notice that they were, they asked was I vaccinated or not. And I’m like wondering is like mine unvaccinated blood put off somewhere else and is it more expensive? You know, what are they doing with it? By the way, I never donated to American Red Cross. I’m. I don’t.

I haven’t delved totally into that, but I’ve heard enough about how they are not what you think they are. So I would donate to local regional ones, you know, smaller blood banks. And I was also partly doing it out of motivation of thinking that I could get rid of some microplastics or something like that. But Doc Will made a really good point on one of our Q&As. I gotta get him back on, don’t I? You know? Yeah. If you have questions for him, let me know. Put it in the comments and I’ll. I’m gonna start collecting questions for him.

We gotta get another one going. He was pointing out, no, the microplastics are actually probably, you know, they’re stored in your fat. They’re not gonna be in your blood. So donating blood is not necessarily gonna help you get rid of microplastics. So anyway, I’m not giving any more to the vampires and the whole medical system. I just don’t trust them at all. Even the local regional one. So let’s talk about oil. We gotta talk about oil. It’s terrible. The USSBR on 724, 307.7 million barrels. Lots of discussion. Like there’s that 300 million barrel threshold which actually nobody really knows.

And apparently when it got down to really low levels a while ago, the engineers said that they’re holding this thing together with band aids. That’s not a very encouraging comment or testifying in Congress or something like that. You know, there’s all kinds of structural problems with when the levels get low and the whole thing could implode or whatever. It’s not good. Cushing, Oklahoma. My jaw dropped when I saw this. So if, remember the tank bottoms of that was 20 million in past month almost. It’s been at like 19.6 or 19.3. It’s now down to 18.6 million.

So Cushing, Oklahoma, we are going to start having delivery and shortages now. It’s not like it’s going to turn off overnight, but we are going to see force majeure. You know, we’re hitting, we’re finally hitting somewhere where the physical reality is going to, you know, there’s going to be some kind of rude awakening with the paper market, which still is pricing oil. I know, 80 or $90 a barrel, which is ridiculous. You know, the, the whole Hormutz thing has been shut down almost for five months now. That’s 20% of the world’s oil supply. Oil should not only be about $10 a barrel above what it was before that whole, you know, escalation began, the whole epic fury thing.

So we’ve got some real craziness going on. And, and I do believe that physical reality is going to intrude. And the same thing with silver. Right. Remember I keep talking to you. The reason why silver is such a good investment is they are really running out of silver. At some point this paper market is going to have to break because there is not going to, there’s just not the physical silver available. So yeah, we live in some really interesting times. SpaceX, remember the darling of SpaceX, that guy who had some pre IPO shares he was going to sell me.

He was like, they’re saying it’s going to go to a thousand dollars a share by December. And I’m like, that’s, I’m calling BS on that. Yeah, sure enough it’s 10837 if you remember. I think it IPO’d at 135. Now Silver’s at 5761. We had a nice spike up and then it dropped down. I’m still watch. I like Jesse Colombo. I think I’ve mentioned him. I’m, I’m a subscriber on his sub stack thing and you know, he’s like, look, we are still in a bull market for silver this. And if you look at charts in other time periods, the 1970s or you know, the 1930s, you know, it ran up and it would have big pullbacks, anywhere from 20, 30, 50% pullback.

But then it went up again. Right. So, you know, don’t be afraid of this. It’s a buying opportunity. If you didn’t get in, this is a chance for you to do it. Yeah, I went into the grocery store. I forget what I wanted. I have paper towels, something. Oh, I know. It was just small plastic garbage bags I was using. Have you ever seen that thing on YouTube where you can you put this little small plastic bag over your paint tray? And then you pour your paint into that and you can paint and then you just use the plastic bag to, to clean the whole thing up easily.

That works. It works really well. Anyway, so I went to get some plastic bags and while I’m in there, I always like to check, you know, what’s the price of hamburger? What’s the price of this? I went by the eggs and there were some eggs there for. I’m hearing some crusher back here, a dollar fifty a dozen. I’m like, that. And it. They were from the U.S. right? I’m like, that does not make any sense at all. Like, first of all, they probably were refrigerated when they were shipped over here. They’re eggs, right? So this is, you know, this is kind of, you know, that’s a pretty big volume for a small price item on a ship or however what must have come by ship.

Anyway, I don’t think they’re real. So I did some surfing and I’d seen some stuff before. You go on YouTube and look at fake eggs. They can fake eggs. They can fake eggs. And once I saw some of those YouTube videos, I’m going to go back into the grocery store and see. You can kind of tell because the way they make a shell is they dip it into something that hardens and then sometimes it’s not perfect and you’ll see this wobbliness or something. I’m going to go back and look again. There’s no way that a dozen eggs can be a dollar fifty a dozen.

There’s no way at all. Oh, heaven help you if you’re eating that. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. All right. Oh, Mr. Page, here we go. Preparedness brings peace. I just love that phrase, right? And so I was reading this is preparedness and Politics. Guy named Jason Substack channel really liked it. And he was talking about the stages of collapse of the oil thing. And he had a very, very good analysis of what’s going on with the oil. I am watching the oil stuff. And he’s going to do another really in depth analysis on refinery capacity and what’s going on with the refineries, which I want to read and I’m going to update you on.

But he was going into the SPR levels and Cushing Oklahoma levels and there seems to be some controversy whether we are just weeks away, possibly days away, or if it’s a couple of months. Nobody’s going beyond a couple months, but we could be a couple of weeks away. Is the. There’s, you know, so I don’t know if anybody knows. Anyway, he says the, the first level, there’s like six levels he’s got here in the place. First. First one is a disruption that’s minor. You may not even notice it. You know, there’s a little bit of. A little bit of problem there.

The next is a shock. And again, this is a kind of. It’s a temporary thing. It may or may not affect you. There’s a, There’s a, There’s a shock. It’s, it’s. It usually is recoverable. Hold on a second. How are you doing? Hey, Free Bunny. Did I tell you that a Free Bunny. Oh, here. He might be going there again. He’s. He’s hanging out over here by this. So people say, why are these bunnies? Don’t leave? And I think it’s because they’re both males and there are females in the different tractors. And so he was hanging out by this one tractor where he might be going there now where Gray Mama is now.

He’s just checking things out. And you could tell she was into it, he was into it and whatever. So I got the net and I caught him and I put him in there. And normally you should never take that. You normally, you take the doe to the buck, right? And the main reason is, is because normally if you take a buck to the doe, then the buck’s gonna spend a bunch of time sniffing around and, you know, made it and, and, and not really doing its job. But this time I put. I caught Free Bunny. I put him in her.

Put him in there with. With Gray Mama, and bam. He gets right on it. Like I watched. And it was two good takes and I left him in there for about an hour. And then I was like, free Bunny, you wanna. You wanna do some more servicing? And so I took him over to another does cage. Actually doing one. One a day is a good amount for a buck. Then I let him go. Okay, go at it. Have fun. Reminds me of a time. So he’s kind of given me an indication of when the females are ready.

I used to, a long time ago, I worked on a thoroughbred farm and. And they had. You know, thoroughbreds are big horses. Like, I often couldn’t even see over the withers of the horse. They’re really big horses. And in the. I was in the one in the mare’s barn for a while. We’d have to breed them. But the way that they would know that the mares are ready for the stud is they had this little tiny miniature pony in the pasture and he was a man. Oh, he was a stud. And, and, oh, he would try.

He would try as hard as he could to get up on that mare. And he could barely even get up over her. Hawks on the back, you know, and. But we’d watch and we go, oh, she’s ready, you know, and then they’d bring the. In the legitimate thoroughbred stud and breeder. But he was our indication that, that the mares were ready to go anyway. So I’m using Free Bunny to give me an indication of who’s ready, who’s ready to breed. Let me go back to crisis. All right, so there we were, we had disruption, shock. Then we get into squeeze.

And, you know, this is where we’re starting to see price increases. We’re starting to see, you know, cut off in flows and stuff. And that’s, you know, definitely the hormuts being shut down for a long time. And he says we are now crisis. And crisis is defined with buffers exhausted. There’s no self correction, you know, we’re in crisis, we’re in crisis. And he said, I’m calling it. Like, you’re right on, dude. The next thing after that is going to be emergency. And that’s where we’re going to start seeing physical shortages and rationing. And that’s, that’s coming, that’s coming real soon.

You know, again, is it a couple of weeks or is it a couple of months? The most you have is a couple of months. And then after that, this is the scary part, collapse. He says this is when the delivery system fails. And so, you know, Cushing, Oklahoma, having only 18.6 million barrels, that is very near system collapse in Cushing, Oklahoma. Right. They, they can’t function, they can’t move. You’ve got to have a minimum amount of oil in the system. Kind of like what I started out with with Deadpool. Right. There has to be a minimum amount of water in the reservoir for the hydroelectric dam to work.

And if it doesn’t, then behind it is trapped dead water, which is deadpool. Well, the same thing is true in the, in, in the oil infrastructure. There has to be a certain amount in the pipelines and in the, in the tanks and the whatever, Right? So, yeah, so will we see systemic collapse? I don’t know. But I promise you, the crisis and emergencies can be bad enough. Let’s deal with that first. Okay, let’s deal with crisis. We’ll build up to collapse later. Right? So I loved his thing. Preparedness brings peace. It really does, you know, and if you have A rough map of what’s coming.

And you have a rough idea. You’re not going to be blindsided. Like, you’re. You’re not an airline stewardess who’s all of a sudden going to get laid off. And you didn’t know or didn’t prepare or didn’t have any idea, right? You’ve got an idea what’s coming. So I wanted to talk a little bit about music, and music is so, so, so important. I’ve been having friends come help me, and they’re playing different songs and different things, and we had this. This one group of music from the 70s. Did I talk about this last week? Maybe. I don’t remember.

But, you know, there are all these songs, and as I’m. I don’t listen to that kind of music at all anymore. And as each song would come up and, you know, I’m singing, I’m. I remember. You know, I’m like, I remember all these songs, right? I’m real, you know, I’m like, pointing out the. What’s going on with the lyrics? And like, well, now you remember the one, Only the Good Die Young, right? That song, we can all belt it out. And I’m like, so, Tammy, if only the good die young, where. Where does that leave us? Like, we’re repeating those lyrics over and over again.

And basically it means we’re not good. So we’re repeatedly telling ourselves that we’re not good. Anyway, I went through almost all the songs, and it’s amazing. All, Almost all of the songs, if you listen to the lyrics on them. And we all know these songs, right? You know? Yeah. Oh, what was it? Desperado? Yes. Know you’re a prison. You know, forget freedom. It’s. It’s some people talking, you know. Oh, yeah, right. Okay. So I had a. I had an experience, you know, long time ago, young woman, my new apartment, bought me a stereo. And I used to love Peter, Paul and Mary.

I got all. All their sea days. You remember Puff the Magic Dragon? Lived by the sea and frolicked in the autumn mist In a land called Hanale. Right? Remember all of those. All those songs? Well, about two months into that, I was getting really, really, really depressed. And I didn’t connect it to the music initially. I’m like, why am I depressed? I’m like, here. I’m. I was in Hong Kong. I’m on this beautiful flat overlooking Victoria park in the harbor, and I had this amazing job and all these friends and, like, life was really good. Like, why am I depressed? And then I really started listening to the lyrics.

And almost every single song in Peter, Paul and Mary is depressing. Now there’s that wonderful upbeat music. But, you know, Puff, for example, is just a story about a toy who gets discarded and. And. And. And is no more. No more used by the boy. Right. You know, every single one of their things is depressing. I stopped listening and I started feeling better. So, yeah, I’m. You know, I’m gonna. I’m going on a thing where I want to get Winsome. Winsome kind. I did an interview with them, if you remember. Lovely, lovely story from Leonor there.

The. The wife of the couple in there. And she was talking about a physical experience she had of. She’s just. She’s. The vocals. Does beautiful, beautiful voice. And was trying to sing a piece one time, and she could not do it like I was. It was stuck. And then they said, hey, let’s change. Let’s change the tuning from whatever it was 440 to 432 and she could sing it. So she realized from a long time that. That there is something about the music and the. And this and stuff. If you haven’t heard about that, the. The tuning was changed probably by the Rockefellers, I don’t know what about a century ago.

And 432 is a very, very wonderful vibration that’s healing and heart centered. And 440 is. Is jarring and discordant. So of course they change the music anyway. Winsome Kind has some really, really great lyrics and really, really great songs. And it’s on my to do list to go. I think you can buy their stuff on Bandcamp, but I want to get their stuff. I can download it and have it on my phone, and I want those songs going through my head. They have some wonderful lyrics. They’re singing about beautiful things, uplifting things. They do it. I think they figured out how to tune all their stuff into.

In 432. Another group. If you’re looking for resources for good songs, and these are more. I would say more modern stuff is back when I was doing all the Dr. Joe Dispenza stuff, there would be. They would play music and dancing on the brakes was awesome. And there would often be music lists for the music that they played at the advanced. You can find them, I’m sure, on whatever. You can find it all over the place. Just do a search for Dr. Joe advanced course music list and a lot of really good titles there. I’ve found a bunch of those, and I put together a compilation And.

And some of those are the more modern ones. And they’re fun, you know. So anyway, be careful. Be careful of what you’re listening to, you know, and it will really change your life. Listening and talking and. Because what you repeat is what you’re thinking. It’s what you are, right? You want to really get your mind clearer out of all that, you know, all that stuff. Oh, there’s Tar Baby. Hold on a second. Hey, Tar Baby. How are you doing, sweetie? I think Tar Baby is also a boy, but he whoops so much zoom here. I have to be careful.

Look at those beautiful ears. You got beautiful ears, Tar Baby. Yeah, you beautiful, beautiful rabbit. I did not catch Tar Baby and breed him with anyone. Tar Baby and Free Bunny are brothers. So, you know, if you kind of got in one reading, you’ve gotten that genetic line going. Getting so into genetics. Oh, my gosh. We should have paid attention in biology in high school. Gonna have to learn it all over now. Okay, so I was watching Greg Reese. I like. I like Greg’s stuff. I really like his shorts better than. I usually don’t have time to delve into a full length.

He does some full length ones like, once or twice a week. And. But this time I did, and at the end of it, he was talking about. And this is something I know is true for me and I bet is true for you and I. He was remembering that times in the past when he had really gotten some spiritual attainment, some levels of calmness and clarity and, you know, spiritual attainment, right? And then he, for whatever reason, just went back into the chaos, and he says now, you know, he’s no longer going to go back into the chaos.

He says it’s really, really important. And he’s working to develop that again. And I am totally worried with him. Like, it’s. We really need to. Hey, buddy. He’s so cute. We just really need to, you know, get back into whatever that practice was and develop it and honor it and cherish it and really, really nurture it. Because we’re. We’re in a shitstorm, right? And you need to be in a center in your own center, in your heart, you know, connected in. In with your source and. Because that’s. That’s the only thing that’s going to guide you through this.

Right? All right. Yeah. So I think that’s mostly what I got for you this week. So let me see if there’s anything else on this last page. Nah, not really. Yeah, it’s happening. Y’, all, please, please, please prepare Preparedness does bring peace. I can’t do anything about Cushing Oklahoma oil levels. Right. I don’t even know what I would do with one barrel of oil, much less, you know, the millions. Right. They talk about, I, I don’t have any. You know, we don’t have any. You know, that’s not something I can handle. Right. But I can, you know, plant things.

I can, you know, buy a freezer and, and actually, my freezer is almost full, and I’m like, you know, that did not take long. You just buy a few extra whenever you go get something. Right. By the way, if you like beef, there’s actually fairly lower prices on beef right now because the ranchers are selling off their herds because they can’t afford to feed them. So this is a good time to load up a freezer with beef anyway. Do, do the preparation thing. And, you know, with food, you know, worst case is you’re going to buy food a little bit early.

Right. In another case, you’ve got a sense of security. And then in another case, you’ve actually got food when you, when you need it. All right, well, this is Marjorie. I keep working to get you some really interesting videos and, and, and help you to prepare, and we’ll do some more fun stuff together. Okay, Talk to you.
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