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Hello, I am Joshua P. Warren, and this is Joshua P. Warren Daily. And in this podcast, I'm going to tell you how to travel through time. Now, I know what you're thinking. Joshua, have you done it? I'll get to that. Alright. But there's some very interesting, breaking news on this subject that I know you will find fascinating. That will satisfy the technical side of your curiosity. But here's what else I need to get into on this podcast that is certainly more important than ever. How to protect yourself spiritually right now. Trust me, you need it. Even if you don't think you do, and you probably know you do, you need it. 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Warren Daily, because I uh occasionally will be using this podcast for some uh like bonus material and behind the scenes recordings and uh some more specialized stuff. Also, before I get into this, um, and I and this really ties in nicely, I do have my new product 100% completed. I made one batch, that's all I'm going to be able to make, especially as busy as I am. This is the final manifestation product that I am creating for the year. And it's all done. You know, I had to have some parts manufactured, that's all done. Everything in this whole batch is being shipped, and it's not a big batch. Everything is being shipped to Mobius right now, who of course is my shipper in North Carolina. And as soon as Mobius has everything, I will be releasing a web page and telling you what this thing is. The timing is perfect because if you're into magic and manifestation, you're going to love this. And yet I am going to describe this as saying this is magic for people who don't like magic. 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That's why it's very important for you to uh sign up for my free e-newsletter, joshua pwarren.com. JoshuaPWarren.com. It's right there on the homepage. Takes you two seconds to sign up. Soon everybody who subscribes to that is going to get uh a special treat. Okay, let's put it that way. I promise you. And um, of course, just follow me through all the social media. You never know if the grid's gonna go down or what the hell's gonna happen. So, you know, uh Twitter at Joshua P. Warren. You can find me on Facebook, type in Joshua P. Warren's Daily Podcast, all that kind of stuff. All right, let's talk about some time travel here, real quick. Well, first off, here is a news story. I just actually received a link to this story today from Jason, who is an avid listener of this podcast, and uh he always sends me really interesting stuff. And so let me begin by just telling you about this breaking news because it comes from Popular Mechanics. And uh, which you know, uh it's funny because popular mechanics has such a great reputation for being uh you know a nuts and bolts publication with a wonderful legacy, but also a lot of the writers there these days are very, very open-minded. I mean, they they wrote a very flattering piece um about radionics and wishing machines a few years back, which is linked up at uh wishing machineproject.com. And and the thing is, the writer could have come in and said, I'm gonna be a skeptic, and this is all just a bunch of fucking bullshit. You know, they could have easily done that. Uh, but they, you know, the the writer said, Hey, what do I know? And let me open my mind. And that's what real science is about opening your mind and admitting, like, no, we don't know everything. So let's just see. Anyway, uh, here is the story. Thank you for sending this to me, Jason, from Popular Mechanics. Uh, the title is A Student Just Proved, Paradox Free Time Travel is possible. I'll read that again. A student just proved paradox-free time travel is possible. And the writer then kind of jokes, now we can all go back to 2019. The good old days, right? So um here is now this is this is uh a little complicated. I'm gonna try to to make it uh easy on your ears. That's part of my job here. So let me just start by reading this, okay? Uh and this article is by a writer named Carolyn Delbert. And it just came out today, and she wrote, in a new peer-reviewed paper, a senior honors undergraduate says he has mathematically proven the physical feasibility of a specific kind of time travel. The paper appears in the publication Classical and Quantum Gravity. University of Queensland student, and by this I suppose they're I guess they're talking about Queensland, Australia. I haven't uh confirmed that, but that's what I would presume. Uh University of Queensland student uh Jermaine Tobar, who the university's press release calls prodigious, worked with UQ physics professor Fabio Costa on the paper. Uh the paper is called Reversible Dynamics with Closed Time-like curves and freedom of choice. I swear to you, I'm I'm gonna make this as non-boring as possible, all right? Um, it says they found a middle ground in mathematics that solves a major logical paradox. So when people talk about paradoxes in time travel, it's uh, you know, the the main thing people talk about, like the classic example is the grandfather paradox, that you know, if you go back in time and kill your grandfather, well then you can't be born. And so uh, you know, how do you get to be born if you've killed your grandfather? How do you know that how does that work out? And of course, in in the movie Back to the Future, uh, they play with that, where Michael J. Fox goes back, and of course, uh he's having to make sure that his parents get together because uh the less likely that becomes due to his interference, then the more he fades from a future existence. So, but let I mean let's think about this seriously for a minute. So they are saying here that the math behind all this is complex, yeah. You think? Can you imagine? Uh the math is complex, but it boils down to something fairly simple. Time travel discussion focuses on closed time-like curves. Okay, so they call that a CTC, a closed time-like curve. And again, I I think the best way of putting it, and not that I'm an expert on this paper or anything, but you know, again uh think of the loop of going back. I I did write about the paratemporal loop hypothesis, but you can read about that in my book, The Secret Wisdom of Google Khan, which is in my curiosity shop. Uh anyway, and they say that an entire scenario, uh, regardless of what happens with time travel, still has a causal order. So here's what they're saying as an example of this. Here's an analogy. Quote Say you traveled in time in an attempt to stop COVID nineteen's patient zero from being exposed to the virus. However, if you stop that individual from becoming infected, that would eliminate the motivation for you to go back and stop the pandemic in the first place. This is a paradox. An inconsistency that often leads people to think that time travel cannot occur in our universe. Logically, it's hard to accept because that would affect our freedom to make any arbitrary action. It would mean you can time travel, but you cannot do anything that would cause a paradox to occur. See, that makes sense. This is like like I say, that's the grand grandfather paradox. But now here's what they're saying. That you know, the instead of like being what some call the butterfly effect, that they're saying there is actually another way that this can work. And they have the math to prove that this is in fact how it does work. Will work or does work. Probably does work, because it's if it's ever gonna work, it's working right now, right? Because it's time travel. If it's happening anywhere, it's happening now. Here is what the new data is telling us. Quote In the coronavirus patient zero example, you might try and stop patient zero from becoming infected. But in doing so, you would catch the virus and become patient zero or someone else would. No matter what you did, the salient events would just recalibrate around you. Try as you might to create a paradox, the events will always adjust themselves to avoid any inconsistency. End quote. Um so it it makes sense in a very weird way. It makes sense. I mean, that it's like it's it goes back to really the idea of destiny and fate, doesn't it? It's like if something's gonna happen, it's gonna happen. And even if you travel back in time, you might change the way it happened. You might be able to replace the circumstances of how it happened, but it's still going to happen because it is part of a larger plan. A divine plan, a design, you know, call it what you will, predeterminism. So they go on to say in the article, while that sounds frustrating for the person trying to prevent a pandemic or kill Hitler, for mathematicians it helps to smooth a fundamental speed bump in the way we think about time. And it also fits with quantum findings from Los Alamos, for example, and the way random walk mathematics behave in one and two dimensions. I'm sure you know what that is, right? So anyway, um the point they're saying here, at very least, this research suggests that anyone eventually designing a way to meaningfully travel in time could do so and experiment without an underlying fear of ruining the world. At least not right away. Let me add on there, unless the world's ruined anyway. So, okay, so they go on and they give more um, you know, there's more detailed information here, but I think you get the idea. Again, that's popular mechanics. Caroline Delbert, uh, interesting piece. All right. So what I take from that is, well, uh, if if this is correct, and you know, you you have to preface just about anything you say with that, but especially theories on on time travel, um, if if this is correct, well then it really uh shows us that there's no reason to fear going back in time if you can do it. Um in my paratemporal loop hypothesis, which I will not get into right now because uh you have enough on your mind already. But you know, my I was basically postulating that maybe you can, you know, maybe beings from the future can go back and alter the events of the past and change the future. But they are saying, nope. Uh if you go back and you you you you squeeze one side of the balloon, the air is gonna just pop out the other side. Uh you you can't displace what's there, you can only rearrange it. That's my take from it. So look, I don't know if any of this is accurate, but it does give you something to think about, and um it does make me think more about how probable that some form of time travel is. And you know, I'm not sure that humans are ever going to be able to physically time travel uh in this plane in this quote unquote dimension. Uh I have no doubt that when we leave our bodies, then there will be some type of time travel uh experience relative to what we are comprehending right now. But I'm not sure that um that our within our plane that we are capable of like getting in a machine and going back in time. But I do believe that we are certainly capable of observing things that have happened in the past by slowing time down somewhat. And so let me give you an example here of what I've been working on. And if you're new to this podcast, I have been experimenting with uh time travel technology, if you want to call it that, for a couple of years now. And this is in part because of a gentleman named Ronald Heath, who lives in California. He is an engineer who created something called the DT meter or differential time rate meter, which is a device that allows you to detect whether or not time is uh, well, slowing down or speeding up by a fraction of a second. And I was the first investigator to get be given the opportunity to take one of these out in the field, and I did find a time anomaly using the device just north of Las Vegas on my way to Area 51. And the great thing about the DT meter is that it gives you some feedback because you might be uh experiencing time warps all the time, but you don't know it because they're so slight. Or maybe there is a technology out there that naturally produces a time warp and we just don't know it because you don't have a meter, a DT meter sitting there to tell you. So now that we have the this thing called a DT meter that is available to you know consumer and civilian level researchers, um, you can now go out and start testing different things. And I mean, uh again, it could be so weird. You you might sit down next to uh a Tesla coil and say, all right, you know, it's not doing anything, and then you take it and you put it next to a Philly cheesesteak sandwich. You say, Oh my god, Philly cheesesteak sandwiches manipulate time and space. I mean, we just we can't really tell what's going to happen. Uh so that's why, you know, good researchers need to get themselves a DT meter and um and run around and and just start checking checking out things and seeing if time slows down a bit, because if you can find a way to take a natural time distortion and magnify that, I think in reality what we're talking about is the ability to look back in time at least a few seconds. I mean, that would certainly be a start, wouldn't it? I mean, imagine creating a machine that could fit on your coffee table and you turn it on and on and you say hello and one second later you hear hello not an echo. Um that's sort of how it would start. It'd be something that basic, and then you just keep getting it bigger and bigger, and then eventually, like computer technology, it would get huge and then be miniaturized, and suddenly everybody would be experiencing some form of uh of time warping. But the idea is not necessarily that you're gonna be able to get into a machine and go somewhere else, but more like that you would be able to see what happened in the past, and if we got good enough at doing that, we might be able to dial it all the way back to see dinosaurs and stuff. I mean, yeah, that's something that I did talk about on the recent Gaia show with George Norrie Beyond Belief. So in my experiments, I've been taking some of the things I know about gravity and space-time and all that, and uh playing with it using the DT meter as feedback. And I want to share with you what I've come up with because you might think, well, Josh, why why would you share all of your valuable information that you've been working on? Most of the work that I do, I don't do to hoard up selfishly because I know one day the men in black could come and I could disappear, or you know, civilization could break down and there could, you know, shit happens, guys. You know, there are wars. Uh and I'd rather just put the information out there and say, I have not technically achieved this yet, and you'll you'll understand why. But I am working on it. But even if I don't achieve it, let me give you some thoughts. And if you're the first person who gets out there and achieves it, well then fantastic. I hope you will give me a little credit for putting maybe an idea in your mind. But here is sort of the the main thing for you to think about. Scientists always tell us that. Gravity, which is obviously um something that distorts this thing called space-time. They tell us that gravity um well, let me put it this way space-time affects light. Okay. That um that if if space-time is um intensified or bent or warped in a certain way, then it will also warp light. And that's why astronomers have to account for that, and that's why it's so interesting to study a black hole, because the gravity is so intense that it warps space-time, and therefore it warps the light. So there's this relationship between gravity, space-time, and light. And so if we know that space-time has an effect on light, then maybe we can flip the coin here and say we can use light to affect space-time. Uh, it reminds me of traditional broadcasting, as I've said before. And broadcasting, like a radio show or something like that, you have two antennas. One of them broadcasts the signal and the other one receives the signal. But you can reverse those roles and you can turn the receiver into the broadcaster and the broadcaster into the receiver. They can switch back and forth. They're just again two sides of the coin that are playing um a different but equally significant role. So if you can affect, again, if you can affect light with space-time distortions, you should be able to affect space-time distortions with light. And this is um, this is I'm not just like saying I have invented the this concept. There are a lot of people out there who talk about this kind of thing. As a matter of fact, I've talked on this podcast about a professor, Dr. Ron Mallet from uh the University of Connecticut, and he has speculated about this thing called a ring laser, which would basically be, you know, a spinning ring of lasers. And how that a spinning ring of that alone, uh, if you had a spinning ring of extremely high-powered, extremely intense lasers, that spinning around might actually create some kind of uh a distortion in space-time. Like if you held the DT meter sensor up to it, then you would detect just uh, you know, some type of a small difference. And technically speaking, that would be a time machine. If you could create a machine that would technically slow down time by a split second, you have invented a time machine. And from there, it's just a matter of you know, perfecting it and doing what else you want to with it. And so let's think a little bit about the things that we can access as humans that seem to uh have a connection with um with space-time. Well, obviously, light is this big component. Light is such a weird thing. I'm not even sure what to call light, honestly. But light is so representative of how we see and interpret everything around us, and yet it it can be fairly easily manipulated by lensing materials, you know, glass, water. And then when you bend it, I mean you can even make things invisible, you know, because you can bend it. And and when you do that, uh sometimes if you put it through something like a prism, well, then the light breaks down and it shows you all these other little colors inside of it. So light is a very complex thing. That's why we use it as the universal constant. Travels 186,000 miles per second, E equals Mc squared, all that kind of business. Light is so interesting when it comes to time because supposedly when you look up into the night sky, many of the stars you see up there do not even exist anymore. They burned out eons ago, and all you are seeing is the light that is just now reaching Earth. That's how far away those things are. They are gone. You're just now receiving the light from them. So that is a form of observational time travel, just looking into the sky and seeing these stars. You're see, you're looking into the past in that regard. So we know that you know, even though we can't quite wrap our minds around precisely what's happening with light, we know that that's somehow got to be connected to this time machine concept. But the second thing that is, I believe, the most underlying element of how everything in the known universe works is the concept of spinning. So, uh, and of course, everything spins. You know, you have these orbits of electrons in an atom, or you have galaxies spinning, and within those galaxies you have planets spinning, etc., right? We we know that everything spins. And when you spin things on our planet, which is also spinning, when you spin something, it takes on this bizarre force that is almost like its own miniature gravity. I mean, look at a gyroscope. If it's just sitting still on a table, you know, it's doing nothing. But you spin it and all of a sudden now it has this power, you know. I mean, it stands upright, you can balance it on anything, you can tie it to the end of a string and it's pulling the string. I mean, it's got its own power. You take a ball or something like that hooked to a string and it's just hanging there doing nothing. But then you start spinning it. Now all of a sudden it's trying to pull out of your hand. You know that. You know that uh when you spin things, it creates this incredible force. That's why they take astronauts and they spin them around to see how they react to these gravitational type forces that are created by spinning. So let's take the concept of light and spinning and put them together. And again, it takes us back a lot to what Dr. Ron Mallet was saying about, well, maybe you can just spin some high-powered lights around enough and twist up space-time a little bit enough to create a distortion. Maybe you can. I have tried that, and I have not had success thus far, but you may need much more powerful lasers than I currently have. And uh, you know, I had a laboratory in North Carolina, but I had to close it down because I'm rebuilding a much bigger, better laboratory here in Nevada. There's a lot more space here, and the uh climate is much more in line with my work doing electrostatics experiments. It's very nice and dry here. Um, but it's gonna take me a while to get everything up and running the way I want it. But okay, so we need light, we need some spinning, but what else might be included? Well, let's think about one of the materials here on Earth that we have created that is very, very good at bending light. Fiber optics. And I've you know, and I've talked uh about this sort of thing here and there, bits and pieces over the years. I've corresponded with some listeners about it. And you know, a coil is a very interesting thing. Coils are the basis of electricity, and of course, uh transformers, electromagnets, all these things involve coils. It's easy, however, to think about a Tesla coil, the power of that coil creating lightning, so to speak. So, in a nutshell, what if we combined a coil with spinning with high-intensity laser light and created something like this? Now just try to imagine this. You know what a tuning fork looks like. It's got one handle, and then it has what looks like a U-shaped part on the top. So it's two prongs on top of a handle, and you strike those prongs, and it gives you a nice tone. I play with them all the time. Well, imagine if you had something like a tuning fork, but instead of those two forks, you had two coils of fiber optic wire. And each one of those coils of fiber optics had a very, very powerful laser shooting through it. And then you take the whole damn thing and you spin it as fast as you can. What you're going to have are two coils of light spinning like a gyroscope. And I think what may happen when you do this is there is almost what you can imagine as a polarity that will be created between the two spinning coils of light. And when that polarity is created, it will open into a space between those prongs, which is similar to a wormhole or certainly a portal of some kind. And within that space is where time will be distorted. So uh who knows by how much. If you if you created something like that and you put the DT meter in the middle of it, I would imagine you would see some distortion, at least, you know, of it may not be a full second, but I mean some kind of a distortion that shouldn't be there. And then from there, you just keep getting bigger and better, and you say, okay, do we need more intense lasers? Do we need more coils on the fiber optics? Do we need to spin this thing faster? I mean, you're shooting in the dark and you're experimenting with trial and error. But I believe that if we get to the point to where we can technically pull this off, then again, all you need are two coils of fiber optic cable with powerful lasers shooting through them and the whole thing spinning on a fixed shaft. Now, if you are listening somewhere out there and you say, I'll be damned, I have all of this shit in my garage. Please go out there and uh and get to it. And and, you know, maybe you can be the inventor of the, well, the guy who created the first, or lady, who created the first time machine. But you know, if you want to do that and you you've got some of these supplies and you're ready to go, um, you can always contact me and maybe I'll even come and visit you and bring the DT meter and we can see what we can do. So uh, you know, you can always contact me through joshua pwarren.com. I read every email to the best of my ability. It's impossible for me to reply to everyone, but things are getting so ridiculously busy between now and especially the end of October leading up to Halloween that uh I may not even be able to read uh half of my emails, but I do my best. I do try. So I believe that is how you could create a device that would warp space-time. Uh I haven't done it yet, but I think it can be done and it will be done, and if it doesn't happen um soon, it will happen one day. But I really believe that that is the way to get started on this project. So, wouldn't you like to possibly travel back to 2019, huh? I even did, you know, a little comic about that where uh a guy goes stumbling into a bar and it says circa 2019, and the guy looks like some kind of caveman, and everybody turns and says, Where are you from, mister? And he goes, I'm from the future. I had that created back when you know we were really all on hardcore lockdown. Here in Las Vegas, at least, you know, they they they just opened or reopened for the second time bars a little bit. Um we like Lauren's birthday was yesterday. We had a great time. We went out and enjoyed ourselves, but um, you know, they still won't let us do conferences and live events, but uh slowly but surely we're getting there. So I should have an announcement soon about the new date for uh my conference that had to be postponed. So thank you for being patient regarding that. This will be my last live conference ever, and I think you can see why, because it's just you know, it's too unpredictable to do these things. But in this year, the year 2020, it is very important for you to start thinking about shielding yourself spiritually, especially if you have been having a particularly tough time. Everybody's been having a tough time, all right? Everybody has. So there's a song by uh Joe Vitali. Everybody is going through something, and that's true. Everybody's going through something. So if you're having a shitty day, don't just take it out on somebody else because you don't know what kind of day they're having. It's it's that kind of a year, but there are people out there who want it to be that way. Uh they're intensifying things, they're trying to create chaos, they're trying to bring in darkness and disruption and break down our society, and uh and and they're really uh just outright um just evil and insensitive uh forces that you know they they want to watch the world burn. You know, these are people that if they could push a button and just blow up the planet, they would do that. And those people have always been around, but uh boy, right now they are um they're given much more ability to organize all over the world than ever before, thanks to the internet and technology. So what you need to do is make sure that you are shielding yourself. And if you've been having a particularly bad time, you want to listen to what I'm about to tell you. It's very, very simple, and this is something really effective because there are lots of, well, let's just call them demonic forces. I know I hate to use that word because I'm not some, you know, overly religious fundamentalist type of guy, but let's just call it what it is. I mean, these evil destructive forces are, you know, it's it's like some serial killer. You try to figure out why the person is is killing people, and at the end of the day, you're just like, yeah, this person just must have had a damn demon. I mean, like there's no rationale for it. You know, that's that's what we that's what I mean when I often talk about demonic behavior. So anyway, uh it's time for you to shield yourself because even if you've been doing okay, don't take that for granted. Don't wait for something to go haywire. Here is the simplest thing for you to do. This is gonna sound a little bit superstitious, fine. Who cares? What's what harm is to be done? If you don't believe in this, who cares? It's just a fun little exercise. But why not give it a shot just in fucking case? All right, just think of it that way. So there is, of course, this relationship between all things in the universe, whether they are to humans physical or non-physical, or whether they are um spiritual in nature or electromagnetic in nature. We live in a universe, so everything is connected at some level. And one of the most interesting things that we have in the mix here are uh are crystals. Uh crystals somehow act as uh what we call transducers, meaning they're able to take one type of energy and turn it into another type of energy. So, for example, a quartz crystal can turn mechanical energy into an electrical current, or an electrical current can turn a quartz crystal into a vibrating mechanical power source, right? It kind of that's a transducer, it just changes the way energy passes. And whatever energy is coming into your house over the next, especially a month or two, um, may end up being negative. And as long as you're producing positive energy in your house, well, you have nothing to worry about coming from you as the source. But what you want to neutralize is what bad stuff might be coming into that positive space you're creating. So you want to make that space around you as sacred, if you want to use that term, as possible by changing the the way that energy functions. And the simplest thing to do is to use a crystal called salt. I'm talking about any type of salt. Table salt works. Typical, you know, eye dyes table salt is just fine. You can use Epsom salt. If you're somebody who collects crystals and gemstones, fine, you can use those as well. But otherwise, let's just stick with the simplest thing. Get yourself some salt and go up to your front door and just somewhere around the door. Doesn't have to be right in front of the door because you don't want to like slip and fall, but maybe you know to one side or the other, around the hinges or whatever, but near the door, not directly in front of the door, but somewhere around the door, out of the way. You want to at least sprinkle some salt. You might even want to put a little mound of salt. If you have pets, then um you might want to even put it in a little bag or something like that to try to prevent them from eating it. But um, but it doesn't really matter how you position it. You just want some small um some parcel or some small sprinkling of salt right around your front door, and as you put it down, I want you to look at that salt, and this is very important. You say this out loud. I am humble and I am protected by God. And then you go to every other door and every window in your house, especially the exterior ones. It doesn't hurt to just do it wherever you can, but it especially do it around your windows and your exterior doors. Same thing. You put the salt down, you either sprinkle it or you put a little container. Either way is fine, or whatever other crystal you have, but when you do it, you take a moment and you say, I am humble and I am protected by God. I am humble and I am protected by God. What is God? That's for you to decide. God can be whatever positive protective force means to you. Nobody can tell you exactly what God is. But we we know God is going to be your protector in this case. You could even, if you want to, if you want to get really wild, you can even go around your house and put a circle around your house. The more salt that you have placed around your house at entry points, however, the better. Just every single time, I am humble and I am protected by God. That will help you, that will shield you, that can save you a lot of suffering and heartache. And also any confusion that may come along the rest of this year as to who. Who's right and who's wrong, and who deserved this, and who deserved that, or who didn't, and all that kind of business. I just want you to remember this one thing. And this is the thing that I'm going to repeat as much as I can, because this is the ultimate way to keep it all straight. There's only one real rule to having a good life for everybody, and it is simply do unto others as you would have them do unto you. If you can do everything you do in your life with that at the forefront of your mind, then you will go to your grave with a rather peaceful mind. It's easy to forget that and become an animal and become, oh, you know, fall into that primate, what I call the Wookiee-like state in my book Use the Force, A Jedi's Guide to the Law of Attraction. It's surprisingly easy to do that. But you've got to try. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. You might even want to put that on some notes around your house or anywhere else that will remind you to view the world that way and to behave that way. You know, uh my literary agent Lisa Hagen posted, uh I guess she tweeted the other day, one of these memes that said, People who wonder if the glass is half empty or half full miss the point. The glass is refillable. And um which is actually a very hopeful thing. Because I told you previously on this show that somebody else put a meme where they said the Optimist says the glass is half full and the pessimist says it's half empty, and in 2020 we say, This is pea, isn't it? But no, think about seriously what Lisa t uh tweeted there. People who wonder if the glass is half empty or half full miss the point. The glass is refillable. So keep your priorities in order. Don't make bad decisions that will come back to haunt you, because no matter what bad things may happen to you this year, uh you can you can always go back and it's never too late to start rebuilding until you die. So just keep that in mind that uh if right now you're having a tough time, go back to the drawing board. Start from scratch, get creative, and but you know, stay hopeful because all throughout history people have gone through tough times. So I have an update for you. Uh actually I have a few updates for you before I wrap up this podcast. Uh guess what? Mr. Mobius, he has been testing this new night vision, and uh a lot of you have emailed him wanting to see if this night vision was going to uh uh to pass the tests. And he has some good news here, and I'm just gonna read some of it. He said, you know, when you get the PVS 7s or the PVS 14s, those are the really like fancy ones that run between $2,500 and $3,000. Uh and uh but he says these new ones that he has for $499 a pair, these new night vision goggles that he is providing, he said are a fantastic value that he was able to watch satellites passing overhead. Um he says, you know, they're not quite as good as a $3,000 pair of night vision goggles, as you can imagine. And I as I read his email, there was a lot of technical stuff in here. So if you really want to get into that with him, you can do it. I'm not gonna do that right now because it's kind of boring. But he says, I mean I mean, I'm glad he's into it, but I mean, he's really into it. He's I don't even know half of some of these like terms he's using, but anyway, he said these see deep into the IR spectrum and will allow you to see with great light gain um both visible light and invisible IR. Uh he said the the gain on these is about the same as the third gen night vision we sold in 2007. That's that's pretty amazing. He says the best bonus is these come with a two-year warranty for the buyer. And so he said if you get one of these for $499, that he is going to be available to answer questions and consult with you on how to use these. Um so he said, you know, he's ready to rock and roll. So if you have already been in touch with Mobius, go ahead and uh email him and tell him, send me the invoice, and you can pay it through um either PayPal or with any debit or credit card or whatever. You can work it out with Mobius. I mean, he's gonna be uh personally going through and making sure you have the best pair of night vision for uh paranormal investigation, looking for UFOs, ghosts, cryptids, you name it. Or you could just use them if you know you're a hunter or you you're doing security. I mean, for 499 bucks, it's just to pass his test. I mean, that's a pretty good thing. Uh, or if you're just now hearing about this for the first time, you can just email me uh contact at joshuapeewarren.com, contact at joshuapwarren.com, and just put the word night vision in the subject line. That's all you have to write is night vision, and I'll forward that on the Mobius, and so he can get you uh lined up to receive these as long as we have them. A lot of people are gobbling up night vision right now because everybody's in survival doomsday apocalypse mode. Um, but as long as he's got them, he is ready to take your order and get you a pair of $499 night vision goggles, and that's pretty kick-ass. So thank you for that update, Mobius. Um I've you know what? It's it's funny because I I'm I've been getting my new studio all set up here for the new podcast because as I've told you, the the new podcast I'm doing, it's it's still gonna be you know me and a microphone, but it's gonna have a new name, new format, new consistency. Uh it's it's it's it's pretty impressive. You'll be you'll be amazed at uh how much more polished the things will will end up being. Uh and I almost started to take a picture of the new studio, and I thought, you know what? Oh, I don't want to do that. Part of the the joy of listening is theater of the mind. And I know a lot of these radio guys, they put a webcam in front of them themselves, and and there are a lot of people who like just watching a guy sitting in a studio talking, but I don't know. I think it takes some of the magic away. And by the way, I don't just I can't sit down and do a show. I have done that for for years. I want when I did speaking is strange. I would just sit down in front of a microphone with a bunch of papers and talk into a microphone. I can't do that. I am on my feet. When I do this show, I have to be on my feet and I'm always moving around. I'm playing with stuff, I'm looking at stuff. I mean, I just have all this energy coming out of me. So my studio does look different than everybody else's, I assure you of that. But even though I don't want to take a picture, I have some amazing artwork in here, uh, including one that I don't want to even describe. It's only for me, it's gigantic. But one thing that I do want to tell you, I just hung up a few days ago, which I absolutely love. You may remember I told you I have a guy, uh a listener in um Oregon. He's an artist named Craig, and he got one of my wands and he held it at his forehead toward his third eye, for he said he can only take about 30 seconds of doing that. It was it was so intense, and then he immediately painted this incredible epic picture. I tweeted this painting uh a while back, and it's sort of a dreamscape. It looks like this mountain with rocky cliffs set back in sort of purplish clouds, and all this sort of fog is seething around it, and then in the foreground you have some um although maybe a little brush and some other craggy um outcroppings of rocks, and it just I don't know, it looks like you're you're viewing some uh some mystical place in the distance. And and what it reminds me of especially that I I like is I'll never forget the first time I I laid eyes directly on Puerto Rico. I was on a cruise ship. I'd been hired to do some um to do a program, a presentation on a cruise ship by the AE television network, and I had a balcony outside my cabin, and we were pulling into old San Juan, oh, just a little bit after uh daybreak, you know, right after sunrise. And uh I'll never forget being out there early in the morning on the balcony, and it was so foggy I couldn't even see old San Juan, and then it was that beautiful combination of the sun being at the right place and the mist starting to die down, and all of a sudden, as we silently approached the island, I saw this big, crisp, stark form of this rocky old fort called El Moro that just sort of emerged through the fog. It was like the most clear, striking, sharp thing I'd ever seen just appearing from that fog. And I mean it sends a chill down my spine just to think back on what that looked like approaching it from the ocean. And I just sort of experienced this surge of energy from all of the well, the pirates and the sailors and the explorers and everybody for who for hundreds of years had, after being out at sea for god knows how long, uh finally made it close enough to see Dunted. Here is this fort, El Moro. Amazing thing. And so when I look at Craig's painting, um it reminds me of that, and he, you know, he he sent it to me. Okay he sent it to me as a gift, and so I'm looking at it right now, and it's uh it's on a nice, durable material, and I just love it. Every time I look at it, it just takes me away, it transports me somewhere. So thank you again, Craig. That is so cool that I can stand here in my studio, in my office, and I can look up and I can see a painting that was done by a wonderful artist who was inspired uh in some way after putting one of my wands up to his third eye. Uh, what a cool thing. I got I got I got a pretty cool uh situation here in my life. Someday I'll just maybe give you an audio tour of all the things that I have around me maps and uh autographed items and minions and bizarro bizarro gadgets. Yeah, I'll do that one of these days. Um okay, so also uh, you know, I have my new book coming out. I I'm just waiting on the art at this point. I hired the best artist I know. This guy is a genius, and he is doing the cover and the artwork as soon as he is finished. It goes straight to the printer, and then I will tell you what the new book is. And um, and after that, uh now we're all you know, I got the product coming out, and I got the book. So here I am, I'm in my new studio. I've I'm actually, I just poured a glass of my new wine. You know, I make my own wine here. Uh Lauren and I made a batch of this strawberry wine that's kick-ass. So it's like I got my own winery here. I got my uh my own potato chip factory. I can make my own potato chips here. I'm not even joking. I have a I have a really cool setup here. So, yeah, one day I'll I'll tell you about the studio and how to how I make wine and how I make potato chips and all these other things, but it's like I have a little it's like a little estate here, a little world I've created for myself that I don't know, for some reason it just needs to be bigger and bigger and bigger all the time. I keep doing crazy ass experiments. So you've got to stay tuned because I have a lot to share with you very, very soon. And uh the only way to really, again, make sure you get the first news is to, well, you need to follow me on Twitter at Joshua P. Warren. You never know when social media is going to get locked up, though. You know how that goes. Uh, and also be sure, and this is the most important thing, go to joshua parren.com and sign up for my free e-newsletter there. It takes you two seconds. If you do that right now, you'll get a free digital good luck charm. And uh also soon I'm going to be sending you a link to a very special item that you can make yourself at home, and I will let you know what my new manifestation product is and everything else. But you got to sign up there at my website, joshuaPWarren.com. While you're there, check out the Curiosity Shop. See some amazing things there you won't find anywhere else in the world. We are selling out of stuff all the time. 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