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Hello, I am Joshua P. Warren, and this is Joshua P. Warren Daily, and I want to talk to you about the consequences that you pay if you are one of those people who is fortunate enough, uh literate enough, intelligent enough to be exposed to information about how to use tools and techniques to manifest good things but you just choose not to do it. And you choose not to do it maybe because you don't have any sort of mean-spirited intent. Maybe it's just because uh you just don't feel like putting the effort into it or that you just find it something entertaining to listen to, but you just don't you know, you don't feel like it's for you or whatever. Most people who learn about manifestation techniques and tools are really excited and they start pursuing them and have tremendous success that changes their lives. But and and those are the people that I hear from most of the time. But I do, from time to time, get sort of lukewarm emails and responses from people who say, Look, I I really enjoy listening to you on the radio, and uh and I find it's interesting to hear about other people's stories, but you know, I'm just really not personally into the whole manifestation thing. Well, listen, got some bad news for you. There is a consequence, a price that you pay for having this kind of information come into your life and not pursuing it. I don't know why you wouldn't, but if you if you're one of those people, you need to hear what I'm going to explain to you today. Before I do that, however, I would like to make a correction. In my last podcast, I told you this big epic story about the connection between World War II and the Roswell crash and the Roswell debris, and I was telling you this big story off the top of my head. Um when I do this podcast, I mean, most of the time I'm just standing here and I'm recounting stuff off the top of my head. So it's not surprising that there may be some historical inaccuracies. Uh fortunately, nothing that would change the gist of what I was saying, but I've gotten many, many positive emails from people who really loved that podcast. But I got one today from a man named Michael who pointed out a mistake that I made in my telling of the specific events. I said when I was telling that story that they loaded the atomic bomb, the first atomic bomb there, little boy, on the Enola Gay at Roswell. Actually, what happened was they developed the bomb at the Los Alamos Laboratory, which was a three-hour drive from Roswell. Then they sent it by ship to islands in the Pacific where it was loaded on the Enola Gay. I think it was in the Mariana Islands. Then after the bombing was completed, after all that was done, then the Enolegay came to Roswell and continued its operations out of the Roswell Army base there. So um so it was a mistake to say they physically loaded the bomb onto the Enoligay at Roswell. They physically loaded it on in the Pacific and then the Enolegay came to Roswell and continued operating. So again, that's a that's actually a kind of a small detail in terms of the story that I was telling because what I was doing was pointing out how this whole area around Roswell was such an integral place involved in the development of the atomic bomb and how and the execution uh of these delivery systems. And so interesting that we have this crash that occurs right there in that area. And as I also mentioned in my story, sometimes when you're talking about these locations, you're sort of just tossing a general thing out there because it's not like the crash didn't even actually happen in Roswell, it happened in the desert closer to a little town called Corona. You know, so sorry uh if you know, historically speaking, uh I flubbed up a few details here and there, but again, the point is this bomb was being developed right there in the Roswell vicinity, and then the actual machine that was used to drop it, then went to Roswell and continued operations there. So you would think that perhaps if there were an alien race or whatever interested in how we are developing and delivering, you know, dropping these bombs, they would be interested in the base where the machine is operating that dropped the bomb, the Enola Gay, right? So, but nonetheless, again, uh feel free if you ever hear me tell a story and you hear me flub up uh a historic detail to email me, let me know, and I will do my best to correct it. So it doesn't again doesn't change the connection that I'm making there, but uh it's good to do my best to always try to be as accurate as possible so that you know that when you're listening to these podcasts. Alright, so that said, um, let's get back to how I opened this podcast. The consequence that you pay for not intentionally using the education that you have received in how to manifest good things in your life and and the lives of others. And one thing I like to point out is that it's easy to look at manifestation techniques, whether you're dealing with something like law of attraction or how to use the force or what some people call magic or using these metaphysical tools like wishing machines and the, of course, miraculous prayer board. I mean, like it's one thing to look at all that stuff and say, well, this all it it's too subjectively oriented. We it's better just to call this all a bunch of pseudoscience. But then you have these scientists who turn around who proclaim that they are experts in the scientific method, and they admit that, well, there's this thing called the placebo effect that works, and we don't understand how it works, that you think of the placebo effect being done in medical studies most of the time, right? Where we're gonna have we'll say five different people, and maybe, for example, four of these people are gonna be given what we are creating as a new type of chemical medication, and one of those five people is just gonna be given sugar pills, which shouldn't do anything. And yet, frequently the sugar pill works just as well as the chemicals, and sometimes even better. And nobody can explain this. Nobody can explain some of these physical changes and physiological changes that come when all we're dealing with here is the human mind. And so it shows you however much you are tempted to just forget about the mind and consciousness and spirit just because you can't look at look at it and see it like you can a brick sitting in front of you. It doesn't mean it's not there. There are lots of things you cannot directly see, you cannot see the wind. Okay, you can you can feel the pressure, you can see the little stuff that it blows around, but you can't see the wind. Nobody's ever really seen electricity. You see the light that is created when certain parts of the air are ionized and that sort of thing, but you in electricity in and of itself is an invisible force. It's a motion of pressure. So, anyway, one of the interesting things about the placebo effect is that when you hear about these typical stories where a group of people is involved in the placebo effect, usually what you hear is, well, we're going to keep it a secret who has the placebo and who doesn't. So that everybody thinks that either they all have a real pill, or if they know a placebo is involved, you the participants don't know who has the placebo and who doesn't. But the most amazing thing about the placebo effect is that the placebo effect works in many, many, many cases, even when the person taking it knows it's a placebo. Now, I am not implying that I believe that magic and wishing machines and miraculous prayer boards and wands and all these things work because the placebo effect. I happen to believe that there is a real physical technology there, which we can talk about. Maybe I'll get back to it in this podcast, but I've talked about it many times before. But what I'm saying is that even if you don't accept that, even if you don't believe that, and I could be wrong about that, because nobody really knows how these things work, at very least, at very least, no matter how distance and skeptical and debunking you may feel you are when you look at these things, we still have to admit that at very least this could be something related to the placebo effect, which means it's a fantastic tool for helping this creative part of your brain to build and improve and materialize things in your life. And if you if you think I'm just pulling that out of the air, well, here's a story that was uh tweeted recently by one of my friends. I've talked about this before. This is from the Harvard Medical School. Uh their website is health.harvard.edu. Harvard Health Publishing. Trusted Advice for a Healthier Life. Here's what this Harvard Medical School article says. A placebo can work even when you know it's a placebo. So this is an article that was published by Malika Marshall MD. Okay. And I'm just going to read to you some of this article. If your doctor told you that she was giving you a placebo and that it would help you, would you believe her? As it turns out, based on new research, maybe you should. Placebos are often considered, quote, fake treatments. You may have heard them described as sugar pills. They usually take the form of pills, injections, or even entire procedures that are used in clinical tests and trials to determine real treatments. For example, one group uh and she put real in parentheses there. Um they usually take the form, okay, so so for example, one group of study participants is given an active drug, and another group is given a placebo, which looks exactly like the active medication, but is completely inactive. The participants can't tell whether they're getting the fake drug or the real drug, and the researchers wait to see if the people taking the real one do better or worse than those taking the fake one. So she goes on to say to complicate matters, there is a documented placebo effect, which means that some people actually respond to a placebo even though it should not have an effect on the body. This has been thought to be largely due to the beliefs or expectations that they are getting the real treatment and not the fake one. But what if people were told up front that they were getting a placebo and not an active medication? It stands to reason the placebo would have no effect, right? Wrong. Then they go on to talk about what they are labeling open, they're calling this open label placebos. What an open label placebo can do for you. Dr. Ted J. Kapchik, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, uh has been studying placebos for more than twenty years. His most recent work on these open label placebos, as they're called, is fascinating. Uh says in one study, Kapchik looked at people with irritable bowel syndrome, IBS, a common condition that causes abdominal cramping and diarrhea or constipation that can be debilitating for many. Half of the study volunteers were told they were getting an open label placebo and the others got nothing at all. He found there was a dramatic and significant improvement in the placebo group's IBS symptoms, even though they were explicitly told they were getting a sugar pill without any active medication. He says, quote, people can still get a placebo response even if they know they are on a placebo. You don't need deception or concealment from many to get a significant and meaningful placebo effect. End quote. They're talking about using this, folks, as a new strategy in medicine. He says, quote, our hope is that in conditions where the open label placebo might be valuable, instead of putting people on drugs immediately for depression or chronic pain or fatigue, that people would be put on placebo. If it works, great. If not, then go on to drugs, end quote. How interesting is that how interesting is that that we have doctors at Harvard who are saying, look, this placebo thing works so well, it's so effective, that we should consider putting people on a placebo and seeing what their mind can do before we even put them on an actual drug. This is how far we've come, scientifically speaking. I got another article that was sent to me, I believe this one came from Mobius. I haven't had a chance to really dig deeply into it yet, but um this was an article talking about how that the more we, you know, the deeper we get into physics, uh the more we are inevitably directed toward the mind and the relationship between consciousness and reality. I mean, scientists, I'm telling you, they are becoming they're sounding more and more like metaphysicians and magic practitioners all the time. And that is just the way it is. I mean, like you might be like, oh yeah, that shows you science is going down the shitter. But no, I'm telling you, what we are finding is that there is an integral relationship between all things, and you cannot just discount the power of the human mind. The human mind is a part of reality and it has amazing creative power. The the thing that makes it difficult is that every mind is unique, like we're you know, no two are the same. Science is built upon the idea of finding some consistency from thing to thing. But science starts to break down very quickly as a method of exploration when you start introducing something that is never consistent, when you have an infinite amount of ever-changing variables, and that's what you're dealing with with consciousness. Consciousness is too complex to be analyzed using the scientific method alone. That's why, you know, we right now true crime is having a big resurgence, and over and over again you see these serial killers, and we're trying to figure out, you know, what is it that made this person into a serial killer? In some cases, it's kind of obvious. They say, well, we found a lot of them were abused, and and then uh and then a lot of them, you know, they grew up in a an environment that was harsh and they had to do this and that and the other. But in many, many cases, that's not it at all. I mean, you have these most famous serial killers like Ted Bundy, who will sit right there and tell you himself, like, look, I'm you know, I'm I'm gonna die tomorrow, so I may as well just tell you whatever the heck I can tell you. He says, I don't I don't know uh why this happened to me, you know. But once what once it started kicking in, you you can kind of predict how it's going to progress. He said, Well, first he started looking at a lot of um violent pornography that was combining violence with uh sexuality, and then you know, from there it progresses into different stages of you know, maybe you're torturing animals and stuff, and then maybe from there you move to humans. I mean, so you could you can kind of predict the flow of behaviors that become the product of having this kind of mind, but it doesn't explain where that came from to begin with, you know, what what is the source of consciousness and using a serial killer is is one example, but we could just as easily turn right around and say, well, how is it that Thomas Edison was able to get this knowledge to build the light bulb or to create the light bulb and the phonograph and all and the motion picture camera? How is it that that Einstein was was able to figure out all he learned about space-time? It goes both ways. You know, how is it that some extremely talented musician is able to sit down when he or she is five years old and you know play the hell out of the violin or the piano or something practically without any lessons whatsoever? I don't know. So you you you can't take that stuff and just slap the scientific method on top of it as a label of exploration. It's too specific and too unique to the individual. And the scientists nowadays are are realizing that. They're realizing that yeah, there's a lot that you can you you can put under a microscope and you can look at, you know, in a test tube. They realize that there's a lot you can do, but they're realizing there's a lot that you you just can't treat that way. It has to be treated differently. It has to be looked at from a perspective that we humans just don't have. We're not big enough and we don't we just don't have enough data. We're not capable of comprehending enough data from our little point of view during this limited time span that we get to spend here on earth. So that said, I want you to just think about the creative potential that you have. And you know, in in my ebook, Finding Your Magic, which you can buy through my uh website, joshua PWarren.com, go to the Curiosity Shop. If you go there and you get Finding Your Magic, I talk about different personality types, and one of them is the techno, and this is a person who only believes in technology. Doesn't, I mean, like, and and that person could still even go to church, say, yeah, I I believe in God or I'm a Christian or whatever, but still at the end of the day, all that person really believes in is the power of humans to advance through technology, through computers and cell phones, and you know, they b they believe in Elon Musk and people like that. You know what I'm saying? Like that's what they look to. So even if you're that type of a person, I want you to realize that it doesn't really matter because that is a belief system just like any other belief system, and the technology that you believe in is the product of manifestation. Uh it's kind of funny because there's this great book that inspired many of the most famous sort of motivational speakers and self-help people like Tony Robbins and Jack Canfield and their mentor Jim Roan, who's somebody I'll talk about probably more in the future. Uh it was a book published in, I think it was the 30s, called Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. And he he went around for years and he interviewed some of the most successful people in the world, I mean, for decades, and then used that to create this practical, no nonsense manual that came out in the middle of the Great Depression with advice from people like Thomas Edison and Henry Ford and you know, Andrew Carnegie, and people like. Advice on how to succeed, on how to manifest things. And he has like 30 principles for failure. Which actually technically it's 31, because 31 is like, I'll leave this one blank. You can fill in that blank because there are probably there has to be more ways than 30 to fail, and you'll probably come up with one of them. And then he has 13 principles of success. And the book starts out by saying thoughts are things that, you know, I've talked about this in terms of alchemy before. People think of the alchemist as trying to take something, a worthless substance like lead, and turn it into something valuable like gold. That's a symbol. That's symbolic. What they were really doing was trying to learn how to transduce the immaterial into the material, to take thoughts and turn them into physical reality. That's what alchemy was really about. But that was a meaning that was too deep for the average person to grasp. And so it was easier to just explain it by saying, ah, you can take, you know, heavy, worthless garbage and turn it into something invaluable, right? And so he starts out by saying thoughts are things. It even, you know, the Bible talks about this. As a man thinketh, you know, so so shall he be, or something like I can't remember the exact quote, but you know, it's like this goes through all cultures for thousands of years. And uh, you know what, maybe I better I better look up that quote because I don't want somebody emailing me saying, Ah, Mr. Warren, Mr. Warren, you have once again screwed up something on your podcast. Uh a man's mind may be likened to a garden, which may be intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild. But whether cultivated or neglected, it must and will bring forth. I I guess that's really that's really what we're talking about, isn't it? Whether cultivated or allowed to run wild, that's kind of where I'm getting with this. So basically, the thirteenth principles, they're very practical. I like, for example, I think the first one is desire, and then it's faith, and then there's planning, and like there's all this real practical stuff, and then finally you get to number thirteen, and number thirteen is the sixth sense. Huh? Suddenly it takes a big twist here. And Napoleon Hill says the sixth sense is something that I cannot describe to you. You know, that's one of the interesting things. I cannot describe to you what the sixth sense is, but you will be able to master it if and only if you master the other twelve steps. If you master these other twelve steps, then the sixth sense is just something that kicks in with you that will lead you and will guide you, and then he starts talking in a way that's very metaphysical. Even talks about having what could be interpreted as interactions with spirits, even though he says maybe this was just a dream, I don't know. But my point is if you're going to study the way that people who have become masters or to some degree masters of mind and body and environment, if you're going to study the way they take thoughts and desires and goals and condense them into something that has real impact that is actually manifest, you can look at this as practically as you want, but inevitably there will come a point where if you dig deep enough, you are going to have to admit, now we're gonna have to cross over here into this metaphysical stuff because that's the truth. The human consciousness is the origin for everything that we are experiencing here, and we don't know what it is. It is a magical, you know, it is metaphysical. So you cannot escape that concept that there's something here that you must be able to tap into, and in fact, you can tap into it. And you right now, because you are listening to this podcast, that means one way or another, you are an exceptional person throughout history, you have access to this thing called the internet, and there are things that you can access that do not cost you a penny, and I'm gonna tell you about some of those in a minute. But first, I want to share with you a story, because like I say, you you can go back and you can look through any kind of text in the world about how the ancients believed and developed their philosophies and their religions and their belief systems, but most people in the world call themselves Christians or or certainly are somehow connected to what we call the Holy Bible. Okay, whether that be Judaism or Islam or whatever, most people are connected to that book, so it's it's it's a it's a handy reference. There's this story, this parable, that you may or may not have heard, probably not, because it's not one of the better known parables, that uh it's a story that Jesus told, according to the Bible. This is one of his stories, it's the story of the three talents. And when I say that, I'm talking talent like T A L E N T, like America's Got Talent. The story of the three talents. And what's interesting is that we call a talent, like let's say nowadays, you know, you have a talent because you can get up and sing, or you can tap dance, or you can swing on a trapeze or whatever. We call it a talent because it's supposed to be a valuable skill, and that dates back to the ancient language of the Middle East. Back then, a talent was a physical thing, it was a measure of gold. I'm not exactly sure how much gold, but that's an interesting part of the uh etymology here is to think about that talent at one time was a physical treasure, and now we think of it as an ability. So that may even help you as I give you my version. Again, this is my version. This is certainly I'm not gonna read the Bible to you, I certainly do not speak for Jesus, I will tell you that. But here's sort of my version of Jesus' story about the three talents. So, back in those days you had these masters with these vast estates, and usually they would have servants which were basically just slaves. So, according to this story, this master who had a decent amount of wealth, he called his three best servants together, and he said, I am about to go out of town. I'm about to go on a little trip here, and I'm going to be gone for a while. Doesn't say how long. Let's say he's gonna be gone for a month. Maybe it's two months. I don't know. It must not be like a super long time. Jesus doesn't say. So the guy says, I'm gonna be gone for a while, and he says, basically, you know what? We're gonna do a little experiment here. Little test. We're gonna we're gonna find something out about each of you while I'm gone. So he goes up to the first servant, and he gives him five talents of gold. And he said, While I'm gone, you can take these five talents of gold and do whatever you want with them. And when I come back, let's just see what you've done. Let's just see. This will be an interesting experiment. So then he goes up to the second servant, gives him two talents of gold, says, Do whatever you want with these. Don't even tell me what you're gonna do. When I come back, we'll see what you did with them. Little experiment. He goes to the third servant, and he gives him one talent of gold. And he says, Do whatever you want. We'll see what you do. A little experiment. We'll find out when I get back. Have a good one. And he rides away. So he's given one servant five talents of gold, second servant two talents of gold, third servant one talent of gold, and he's told them all the same thing. Do whatever you want. So finally the master returns. It's time to see how this turned out. So he goes up to the first servant. He says, I gave you five talents of gold. What what happened? And the servant says, Well, I took these and I decided to make some investments and to uh you know use them wisely and strategically, and look, I now have ten talents of gold. And the master says, Good job. Well done. So he goes to the second servant. He says, I gave you two talents of gold. What did you do? And the second servant says, Well, I took these things out. I knew it was a great opportunity you given me to see what I could do. So I also made some investments and uh developed some strategies here, and look at this. I'm proud to tell you that I now have four talents of gold. I doubled the amount you gave me. And the master said, Good job. Good job. Well done. He went to the third servant, and he said, I gave you one talent of gold. What did you do? And that servant said, I treasured this so much, and I so did not want to disappoint you. I took this thing out and I found this tree way off on the other side of the property, and I went out there under cover of dark, and I dug a hole, and I wrapped it up, and I put it down there, and I buried it nice and securely and made sure it stayed safe, and then when I heard you were coming back today, I went and dug it up, and look, here it is. Perfectly preserved. There is that talent of gold that you gave me. And the master said, Hmm, let me have your talent, please. So he got the talent from the third servant. And he said, I'm giving this to the first servant who has ten. And the third servant says, Well, why are you giving him another one? He already has ten. That was the only one that I had. And the master said, I'll tell you why. Because you are a lazy son of a bitch. And you did not have the imagination and the motivation to take this opportunity that I gave you, to take that thing out there and put it into action and do something with it, and make something happen with it. So not only did you fail, but basically, you're fired. Throw this guy out into the wilderness where there is horror and gnashing of teeth. Get rid of him. I don't need stupid people like that working on my behalf. Pretty harsh, huh? But that's the way it is, folks. That's the way it is. We don't make up the rules here. There are certain rules established on this planet, on this plane. And you might say, why is it that the rich keep getting rich and the poor keep getting poorer? Maybe it has something to do with that parable, and that is what the parable's point is. The point is you can have wonderful knowledge. You can have wonderful assets that are given right there to you. But if you play it careful, if you play it safe, if you don't get creative and take some risks and make some things happen, what good is it to you? You're like a miser, you're hoarding it up. You know, you're like Ebenezer Scrooge, you're hoarding up the good things in your life until you die, and then you can't do anything with them. So it's like in the law of attraction, you know, the second word in attraction is action. You have to put things into action. And what you find is that every time you take a risk, it's not going to always be a reward. Yes, you will fail sometimes. But, you know, life itself is a very risky place, isn't it? You know you're going to die in the end. What are you waiting for? Take the good things that have been been given to you and manifest something good with them. What you find is that you know they say you reap what you sow. Well, it's actually a little more than that. You don't reap what you sow, you reap more than you sow. Right? You plant a bunch of seeds. Those are just seed, you can't eat all these. I mean, I guess you could eat these seeds. It's not going to do much for you. Maybe one meal. But if you plant a whole field with these seeds and you tend it properly, all of a sudden you're going to have more than you put in there. That's the idea. That you you get an abundance of things. I mean, if if you just always got exactly back what you put out, then it would kind of seem pointless at a certain point, right? It would seem kind of like, well, I'm just spinning my wheels here, I'm not making any any progress. But actually, if you take little things that are given to you and you use them wisely and strategically with the right kind of attitude, you can manifest very positive things in your life. But again, here's the point of this podcast: there are people out there, and there are not many of them, but there are, you know, but we want to talk to everybody here. There are people who listen to this podcast who are they've heard about these techniques, they've heard about law of attraction, they've heard about wishing machines and miraculous prayer boards and wands and potions and all these things that can help you, whether you consider them a placebo or not. And again, I do not think all these things are placebo, but that's neither here nor there. There are people who are familiar with all this stuff and who just don't use it. They don't use it. There's no excuse for that. Even if you don't have a penny, you can go to freecharm.com and that page right there has content on it that can change your life. Frecharm.com. If you go to Amazon, let's say you know you read books. If you go to Amazon.com, you can read my book, Use the Force, a Jedi's Guide to the Law of Attraction, for free through Kindle Unlimited. You can if you don't have Kindle Unlimited, you can get a free trial of that. It's $9.99 per month. I already have it. And when you have Kindle Unlimited, and look, I don't work for Amazon. I'm not being told to tell you this. When you work for um, let's see here. Okay. It says here, okay, if you go and you sign up, all right, it says a standalone uh ebook subscription, they say, is nine dollars and ninety-nine cents. You can read an unlimited number of books in a month, but you can keep your device uh ten books. You can keep these on your device. Like if you have a Kindle or you can read on your computer or your cell phone, you can keep ten books at the same time. So look, even okay, let's say you don't want to sign up for Kindle Unlimited. You can buy the paperback eight dollars and sixty-nine cents. You can buy the audiobook for seven dollars and forty-nine cents. There are tons of free videos. If you go to wishing machineproject.com, you click the news section, you'll see hours and hours and hours of free YouTube videos about the wishing machine that you can watch and listen to. It doesn't cost you anything. But let me if you're not willing to pay eight dollars and sixty-nine cents or seven dollars and forty-nine cents to get the type of wisdom that you will find in use the force, you're not doing a very good job of sowing anything. If you're just sitting around asking for everything for free, I mean you you you need a little less and a little wake up call there, because money is an expression of gratitude. And when you express gratitude, you plant a seed. And what happens? When you plant a seed like that, it creates an abundance of what you reap. It's kind of funny, the other day I got an email from a lady who said, I'm interested in getting one of these wishing machines, but I don't see why they cost so much. Can you explain that to me? And I forwarded that message to Dr. Mulder, and frankly, both of us were kind of offended by it. And I'll tell you why. For one thing, there are plenty of people out there on the internet, and you'll see them, who are selling these types of devices for thousands and thousands of dollars. So the ones that Dr. Mulder makes are some of the most affordable in the entire world, especially given all the qualities that each one has. But furthermore, he hand makes every single wishing machine in his laboratory. He doesn't get the parts sent to him for free. He has to buy the parts. That's a physical product right there. He buys physical parts, he sits down, he puts these things together with his own hands one by one. Like I told you recently, he's had occasions when he's gotten carpal tunnel syndrome from having to sit there and build these machines so quickly. So each one of these is an amazing deal, just considering, you know, what the effort that it took to go into it. And here's something I've said before. Some people think that they're entitled to get stuff for free. Like I've had people contact me and say, Well, if you're you you have the power of the wishing machine behind you, so why don't you just, you know, give all these away for free? What do you need to sell them for? Well, do you think that because the people who own Walmart are rich that you're supposed to be able to just walk into Walmart and take whatever you want off the shelf for free and walk out the door? Does that make sense to you? Does that make sense to you? No. It's just, you know, that's not how not only how economics work, but but also that's not how the relationship between mind and body and energy works. I've done events before where I could have easily opened the doors and said, free event. But do you know that if I charge just five dollars, I get a better selection of quality people sitting in that audience than if I just open the doors and say it's free for everybody? It's true. There have been many times when I've done programs and I say, I don't need to make any money off of this. I'm using this to select the quality of people that I want in my audience. People who might actually care about this, people who might actually listen to me, people who might benefit from it. I don't want a seat being taken up from somebody who's just trying to get in out of the rain. So talk about a sign of being an unenlightened being. You are an unenlightened being, in my opinion, if you do not understand how you must show some gesture, some gesture that you're serious if you want to get access to some of these tools. You can always make them yourself, but the techniques, the information, that's free. There's so much of it available for free. So getting back to my point, when you know that you can go to freacharm.com and you can get in invaluable free information. You can listen to a whole podcast that explains to you the principles of the Cabalion. I've told you where you can watch all kinds of free educational videos about the wishing machine. And I even got online the other day and was able to find easily within two seconds a free copy of Think and Grow Rich as a PDF on the internet. There is so much free information out there that whatever your beliefs are, if you're, I don't care if you're an atheist or you're you're a Christian or you're from take your pick, what an agnostic, whatever your point of view is, if you hear me talk and other people talk about how that manifestation techniques can and should be used to make your life better and to make your family's life better and to make your friends and loved ones' lives better, and you don't use it, you don't use it, then that is bad. You've got to feed your mind, okay, and what you whatever you feed your mind with is what is going to be output around you. So if you're not feeding your mind with this stuff and using it, and you're feeding your mind with a bunch of useless stuff that's actually not going to produce any significant positive result in your life, what do you think that says about you? If you don't choose to do this, then your lack of choosing to do it is going to manifest just as well. You have to manifest. You have no choice. It's a part of why we're here. This is what you're supposed to learn as a human. This is part of the meaning of life. And that is why, let's go back to this quote that I read. As a man thinketh, a man's mind may be likened to a garden which may be intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild, but whether cultivated or neglected, it must and will bring forth. So it may be due to polarization, if you have been fortunate enough, like like every one of us is born into this world with strengths and weaknesses. We're given gifts and we're given challenges. Some people are born healthy, they have two working eyes, two working arms, two working legs. Some people are not born with all those things. But maybe that person has an ability for comprehending, conducting music, or singing, or drafting something, or what I mean, like we're all different. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. But regardless of how you came into this world, you have to understand that if you have an ability and you don't use it, then you will lose it. If you don't use it, you will lose it. So it goes back to uh, you know, like again, one of the speakers I mentioned, Jim Ron, he says, if you take your arm and you tie it to your body and you leave it there, guess what? In a few months, you're not going to be able to use that arm anymore. So you're you should be so grateful for the abilities that you have. And you use them. You don't bury them away in the dirt. Like the third servant in the parable of the three talents. You don't bury something that's good and just hide it away where you'll forget about it, where it's doing nothing. No, you take what you have learned and you put it into action, you put it into practice, you get things done with it. And not only do you preserve it, but you make it stronger and better. And if you don't want to do it for yourself, then at least do it for your family. Do it for your friends and loved ones. Do your best, do your best to take the knowledge that you get from listening to this podcast, from reading books, from being exposed to other people, and start that process. FreCharm.com can help you start that process. And again, it doesn't cost you a penny. However, you you you go at it, okay. There are many different ways you can get involved with this, but find a way to get involved with it. You know, if you want to go to joshuapwarren.com and buy finding your magic in my curiosity shop, that's a good idea. You should do that. But if you can't, uh if you don't want to or you can't afford to, or whatever, go to frecharm.com. You know, start your journey there. Let that get you on the right track. Let that start opening doors for you. Um in fact, if you go to, before I give this out, let me make sure I've got this right and that everything is still operating the way I expect it to, because sometimes things change online. If you go to warrenaudiobooks.com, warrenaudiobooks.com, there are a couple of free audiobooks that you can listen to. One of them is called the these are both by me. Uh one of them is called the Oblivious Gods. The Oblivious Gods can help you immensely if you go to Warrenaudiobooks.com. Listen to the Oblivious Gods. This is free, it doesn't cost you anything. But do not take this information that you've been given. Do not take the access that you've been given to tools, however you explain them, placebo or exotic technology or whatever. Do not take for granted the access that you have for those tools and allow your life to be mediocre. You don't want to live an average life. You want to live an above average life. It's going to make the world better for you and everybody else, and you will be fulfilling your destiny, and what you'll be doing is you'll be raising ultimately your vibration so that when you do die, which it which you will, when you get to go into your next incarnation, it will start at a much better plane than you're at right now. You can call that heaven or hell, or you can call that reincarnation. Maybe you think you're gonna die and it just lights out and nothing happens. Hey, all I know is you talk to people like Dr. Evan Alexander, he said, Well, you're in for a big damn surprise then. You're in for quite a shocker if you believe that. Raise your vibration as high as possible so that when you start over in whatever your next phase of experience is, because energy can be neither created nor destroyed, simply conserved, transferred from one form to another. When you start that journey over again, you will start out at a better place than you started out in this life. That's the classroom, that's what you're supposed to learn here. So trust me, go for it, do it. This is your opportunity. Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today because you can't get time back, right? You can't get time back. You say, Well, I I I won't do this today, so I can work twice as hard tomorrow. Well, that's ridiculous because you could have done that anyway. You could have still worked twice as hard tomorrow. What you've done in the meantime is you've wasted a day here. That's another thing that Jim Ron said, mentor of mentors. So do it now. Take your time now, and uh you'll find yourself to be a happier, more independent person, and more beneficial, more helpful to yourself and all those who care about you and depend on you and love you and support you and want to know what's going to happen to them when you're when you're gone and you're not around anymore. So, look, folks, I hope you're having a good weekend. I'm having a great weekend. A lot of fascinating stuff is happening in my life, and uh I just really enjoy being able to share these moments with you. So, as you know, if you go to joshuapeewarren.com, you'll find a lot of cool stuff in the Curiosity Shop. Products fluctuate in and out of inventory. So I sell out some stuff for a while, then maybe I'll put it back in. You know, you never know. It's some things are gone forever. But uh, if you go to joshua p warren.com, you'll find the link there to the Curiosity Shop. You'll also find a link to this podcast on the homepage, red box, upper right hand corner, called Joshua P. Warren Daily. Always short, always free, always commercial free, independent, uncensored. Click that box, subscribe through various means, or just follow me on Twitter at Joshua P. Warren, at Joshua P. Warren. And when you hear one of these podcasts that you like that resonates with you, I think it's also your responsibility to forward this to friends and loved ones who would appreciate it, who would get it, who would learn something from it. And that's another thing that is a simple thing you can do to just turn that intention into action. Remember, you're not going to be able to sit around and wait for the leprechaun to come and drop your pot of gold out of the sky in front of you. But if you get the action expressed, you put the energy out there into the world, suddenly the universe takes notice, it pays attention, synchronistic things start to happen, opportunities emerge, and the next thing you know, you will be guided to things that you never thought was possible for you under circumstances that you could never have imagined. So that's it for today. Thank you for listening. Thank you for your interest and support. Thank you for staying curious, and I will talk to you again soon.