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- I'm Dr. Frita.

In the reality show Ready to Love,

one of the handsome, charismatic, eligible bachelors

was recently diagnosed with brain flu,

according to his mother.

And in another reality show, Married to Medicine,

one of the young, energetic physicians shared

that he was diagnosed with viral meningitis.

Ever since these episodes have aired,

I have been getting questions from patients, family members,

and nosy friends who love to binge watch reality TV,

asking me, what exactly is the brain flu?

And asking, can a perfectly healthy person

really get viral meningitis?

Well, in today's video,

I'm going to discuss brain flu, the influenza virus.

I'll talk about the flu shot.

Should you get it, should you not?

And I'll also touch on viral meningitis.

Keep watching.

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If you've been watching the show Ready to Love like I have,

then you have no doubt been pulled into the charming,

humorous, genuine personality of one of the bachelors, Alex.

If you watch the show,

you will see that Alex looks like the picture of health.

His mother recently announced, however,

that Alex was diagnosed with brain flu

after being infected with the influenza B virus.

What is brain flu?

Brain flu is a very rare neurological complication

of the influenza virus.

It can lead to altered mental status

and other neurological symptoms.

What is influenza?

Influenza is a highly contagious virus,

and it's most commonly spread during the winter months.

So, in the United States, that's between November and April.

It can be spread by respiratory droplets.

So if someone who is infected with influenza coughs

or sneezes and their droplets get on you,

then you can be infected if you breathe them in,

or if their infected droplets get on a hard surface

or any other surface,

then you can also get influenza that way.

What are the symptoms of influenza?

The symptoms include fever, headaches,

chills, myalgias or muscle aches.

In short, people who are infected with the influenza virus

often describe it as feeling like they've been run over

by a Mack truck.

You just have severe body aches

and it can be quite debilitating.

Who is at risk for complications of the influenza virus?

Well, children who are very young,

less than six months, are at high risk.

Also, patients who are older than the age of 65.

Pregnant women are at high risk for complications

from the influenza virus, as well as people

with chronic medical conditions

such as diabetes, kidney failure, asthma.

Immunocompromised patients or patients on chemotherapy,

for example, are also at higher risk for complications

of the influenza virus.

That being said, healthy patients

can also develop complications of the influenza virus.

What are the complications of the influenza virus, the flu?

Pneumonia, or infection of the airways, is a complication.

Also, myositis, or inflammation and pain of the muscles,

can be a complication.

Rhabdomyolysis is another complication of the flu,

and this is when muscle cells are actually broken down,

and you can actually develop kidney failure

from rhabdomyolysis.

Other complications of influenza include heart problems

such as pericarditis, which is an inflammation

of the sac that is surrounding the heart.

You can even find that heart attacks can be associated

with the influenza virus.

Also, you can get central nervous system complications

from the influenza virus, or brain flu.

Some of the central nervous complications

include encephalopathy, when you get

an altered mental status or confusion,

or encephalitis, where there's actually an infection

or an inflammation of the brain.

Aseptic meningitis is another potential complication

of the central nervous system associated with influenza,

and this meningitis occurs when there is an infection

or an inflammation of the lining of the brain

and the spinal cord.

Even though the influenza virus

can certainly cause a meningitis,

you can also get a viral meningitis

from viruses other than influenza, such as the enterovirus.

On the show Married to Medicine,

the ER physician, Dr. Aydin, actually shared

that he was diagnosed with viral meningitis.

Now with viral meningitis, you can get that

by just being around someone who passes you a virus,

whether they sneeze on you or cough on you,

or if they're just in close proximity.

If you develop viral meningitis,

the symptoms usually consist of fever,

a severe headache, as well as a stiff neck.

Now with viral meningitis, in order for it to be diagnosed,

you need to have a lumbar puncture, or spinal tap,

and that's to make sure

that there's no actual bacteria involved.

If indeed your meningitis is caused by a virus,

then the treatment is simply symptomatic.

You treat the symptoms, you make sure there's no fever,

you make sure the patient stays hydrated.

Antibiotics do not actually help with viral meningitis.

Antibiotics only help if there's a bacteria involved.

Fortunately with Dr. Aydin,

as we see in the episodes of Married to Medicine,

fortunately he actually recovers from his viral meningitis,

and we see that he's even able to host the party

along with his wife, Mariah, Doctors on the Dock.

So, that's beautiful and certainly we pray for him

and wish him the best.

Now back to the brain flu.

The brain flu is associated with influenza,

so how can influenza be prevented?

Well, the most effective way

to prevent the influenza virus

is through the influenza vaccination,

or through the flu shot.

Now there are several strains of influenza.

There's influenza type A, type B, type C.

There's bird flu, there's swine flu.

So in addition to being vaccinated

in order to prevent the flu,

you also need to practice safe infection control measures

such as washing your hands

and covering your mouth when you sneeze.

The flu vaccination can actually decrease your chances

of getting influenza by 60 to 70%,

and even by up to 80% according to some studies.

By decreasing your chances of getting the influenza virus,

you have now decreased your risk

of getting these complications of the flu,

and even death from the flu.

It's interesting.

We now live in a world

where because we have had so many vaccinations

and we've decreased the influenza virus,

we sometimes forget that the flu actually does kill people,

and it does cause major complications.

Back in 1918, there was a major pandemic

caused by the influenza virus, and 70 million people died.

The influenza virus is very, very serious,

and even though that vaccination is not perfect,

the flu shot is not perfect,

right now, it is the best thing we have,

it is the most effective way to prevent getting the flu.

What are the recommendations

for the influenza vaccine, the flu shot?

According to the CDC,

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,

the influenza vaccine should be received

by all patients older than the age of six months every year.

The reason the influenza vaccine

is recommended to be given every year

is because the strains of influenza change,

and so the manufacturers of the flu vaccine

actually come up with the strains of the flu

that are most likely to infect the population,

and they put these strains together

in a manner in which they can be injected into patients

so that patients can build up an immunity against the flu,

therefore preventing getting the flu,

preventing death from the flu,

preventing the complications of the flu.

Now, I encounter a lot of patients and friends

who say that they just don't want the flu vaccine.

And again, I do acknowledge

that the influenza vaccine is not perfect.

Some of the reasons I get

for people not wanting the flu shot is they might say,

Dr. Frita, every time I get the flu shot,

it gives me the flu.

Well, the flu shot does not actually cause the flu.

For most people, the flu vaccine that they've received

is a version of a dead flu vaccine

that's injected into the muscle.

Now, this flu shot can make you have flu-like symptoms.

It can make you feel sick briefly,

but that's just your immune system

doing what the vaccination is supposed to make it do.

It's your immune system starting to rev up

so that you'll be able to defend yourself from influenza.

But this brief sickness

that you may get from the flu vaccine

in no way compares to the illness you will have

if you actually get the flu.

By getting the flu vaccination,

there is still a small chance that you can develop the flu,

but if you do get the flu,

guaranteed, your influenza illness will be milder,

you won't get the same complications,

and you are not likely to die from the flu

if you get the flu shot.

I have other patients who tell me

that they don't get the flu shot

because they've never gotten the flu shot,

and they have never gotten the flu.

Well, that's wonderful.

That's absolutely lucky and blessed of them

to have not gotten the flu.

However, for people who are actually infected with the flu,

it takes about two days before you develop symptoms.

Now, if you're a healthy person and you get the flu,

then you really may just have a mild course of the disease,

and then you're fine.

But imagine for those two days when you have no symptoms,

if you come in contact with a baby or an elderly person

or someone with a chronic illness

or someone who's immune compromised.

You stand the risk of spreading the influenza virus

to these vulnerable people,

while you do well just because you're healthy.

So basically, another reason

for getting the influenza vaccine

could be to help to protect others.

Basically, the influenza virus, or the flu,

is a highly contagious virus

that can cause complications like the brain flu,

and it can even cause death, and right now,

the best prevention we have against it is the flu shot.

Make sure that you are well read, and consult your physician

on whether or not you should get a flu shot.

Just be sure to make an informed decision.

Personally, I get my influenza vaccination every year.

This ends my overview of the brain flu, influenza,

the flu shot, and viral meningitis.

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and if you haven't done so already,

please subscribe to my page.

If you've ever suffered with the influenza virus,

or if you have an experience

that you've had with the flu shot that you'd like to share,

please comment down below.

I want to hear from you.

As always, I want you to prioritize yourself.

Take care of you.

Do your best to live your healthiest, happiest life.

Thank you for watching.

I'm Dr. Frita.

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 Storm Pabuk has smashed into parts of Thailand, bringing strong winds, torrential rainfall and huge sea surges

 The tropical storm has seen people evacuate their homes on some islands, with many tourists, including Brits, forced to shelter inside hotels as ferry ports and airports close down

 The British Foreign Office has this morning issued a warning against Brits travelling to Thailand as one person was confirmed dead

 In a statement they said: "The Foreign and Commonwealth Office advise against all but essential travel to areas within the provinces on the Thai-Malaysia border, including Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat and the Southern Songkhla province

"  One person has already been killed in the storm

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com Koh Samui Storm Pabuk: Brits trapped on Thai islands as one killed in deadly cyclone Where and when will the storm hit?  Pabuk made landfall in the Nakhon Si Thammarat province at 12

45pm local time, around 5.45am in the UK

 The storm threatens to trigger deadly waves, sea surges and landslides, bringing an immediate 'danger to life'

 Today, Thai forecasters predict torrential downpours and and strong, sustained winds will move across provinces including Nakhon Si Thammarart, Prachuap, Khiri Khan, Phuket and Phangnga

 Tonight, Pabuk will travel across Southern Thailand in a north westerly direction- expected to hit tourist hotspot Koh Samui at around 7pm

 Tomorrow it is expected to continue wreaking havoc it heads towards the province of Surat Thani -also home to popular tourist islands of Koh Tao and Koh Phangan

 Accuweather reported Bangkok could be affected by rainfall and rough surf, but the worst of the stormy weather is expected to miss the capital and move to the south

 The Thai Meteorological Department said: "The strong winds are forecast with waves up to 3-5 metres high in the Gulf and 2-3 metres high in the Andaman Sea

 "All ships keep ashore until January 5

People in the Gulf should be aware of inshore surges

" UK weather forecast: Hospitals expect 'mayhem' as Icelandic FREEZE grips Britain How bad is the storm?  The Thai Met Office issued an update today, saying the storm was bringing maximum sustained winds of 75kph, around 45mph

 While winds are currently recorded at around 45mph, the Met Office said the sustained gales and vastness of the storm make them strong enough to bring down trees and power lines as well as damage buildings

 In areas where the storm had not yet hit, officials branded the storm "dangerous" as they urged people to pack up essentials and leave

 In the Nakhon Si Thammarat province, where the storm made landfall, officials drove trucks through flooded streets with downed power lines and urged people to leave

 "Anyone still inside. Please make noise and officials will help you out

You cannot stay here. You cannot stay here

It's too dangerous." Girl, 3, paralysed after being struck down by ultra-rare polio-like illness What are the risks?  The vast tropical storm is bringing sustained winds of around 45-50mph

 While the wind speed may seem relatively low, the sustained gales combined with more powerful gusts are enough to cause a danger to life

 Trees and power lines have already been brought down

 Torrential and prolonged periods of rain could also bring huge storm surges and sea powerful waves crash into the coastline- damaging buildings and structures

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Tropical storm Pabuk: Tourists flee Thailand as cyclone prepares to hit islands What are tourists being told to do?  The Foreign Office have issued advise to tourists this morning advising anyone heading to the regions affected to avoid travelling

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 "Tropical Storm Pabuk is expected to hit the southern coast of Thailand on 4 January 2019

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You should follow instructions from local authorities and monitor weather warnings from the Thai Meteorological Department

You can also find advice on our Tropical Cyclones page

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What is Enlightenment? & the Great Spiritual Awakening 2019 - Duration: 21:05.

On today's edition of Edge of Wonder,

we discuss the First Great Awakening known as the Enlightenment

and the many belief systems and spiritual Giants that contributed to it

Like, Aristotle, Buddha Shakyamuni and yes, even Jesus.

We pose question such as: where was Jesus before he re-emerged at age 30

and why did some think that he and St. Issa were the same person?

We also discuss the processes of enlightenment and historical accounts that might just blow your socks off,

as we reveal the true stories behind it all.

Get ready to be 'enlightened' now,

Here's your Zen friends Ben and Rob on Edge of Wonder!

Welcome to Edge of Wonder.

In our last few episodes have been pretty dark so we want to balance it out with some light

specifically, the topic of enlightenment.

See what I did there? Light … Enlightenment

I think they get it Rob.

So we've done some Qanon videos,

there's a lot of talk about the Great Awakening movement and how people are finally waking up to the truth.

Some of you may have wondered,

how do those Edge of Wonder guys learn about this stuff?

How can they discern what's the truth from a lie? Or how can I learn to do it for myself?

Well, to put it plainly, first, it begins with having a core set of values

that we can use as a lens to examine each piece of information that we find.

Then, doing a ton of research, extracting the truth from it,

corroborating where possible,

and finally, seeing how it fits in the bigger picture.

And also using your heart too, when you're looking at these things.

That helps too.

In this episode, we'll dive into the topic of enlightenment,

its meaning and history, why the deep state, cabal, or the evil in this world,

doesn't want you to be enlightened,

and how you can learn to enlighten through your own beliefs.

So we've already done episodes related to QAnon,

connected to QAnon is this 'Great Awakening' movement.

Unfortunately, the movement even had a growing subreddit,

which was banned earlier this year in September

for being a " Crazy Right Wing Conspiracy theory"

then Reddit put up it's Saturnian symbolism peace sign and we all kinda peed a little. But we digress.

Right … what this movement is all about is really enlightening to the truth.

The thing is, Q is dropping "bread crumbs" and is encouraging everyone to do our own research

and by this method we our are really waking up from the lies

we've been told by mainstream media on our own.

But you might be thinking. Well Ben and Rob,

the term Enlightenment predates the Enlightenment period by an absurd amount of time.

Don't worry y'alls. We're spiritual beings.

We'll be getting into all of them and hopefully by the end,

you can see for yourselves which jives with your way of thinking.

Yes, but don't take this as some kind of approval or denial of any form of thinking.

Rather, let's explore and see what we find together.

In the past, the Great Awakening referred to a more spiritual movement

a religious revival that impacted Britain and the English colonies in America during the 1730s and 1740s.

This movement came and went rapidly at a time when secularism and rationalism was on the rise,

and theism had hit a low point.

You might be thinking 'rationalism' that sounds great.

Who doesn't want to be rational?

Well rationalism literally pushed the idea that reason and knowledge are different

than understandings that come about from spiritual development.

So what you're telling me is I can't be rational if I have beliefs? Yeah … no.

Rationalism lead to …wait for it … communism.

But that's a different episode people.

And oh my, we'll be getting into that soon.

So during this time Christian ministers traveled around the colonies to preach the gospel

and encourage folks that they should have a direct and personal connection to God.

The ministers also had people attend service in their home parish,

furthering their message to make faith and spirituality more approachable and less of a formalized institution.

The takeaway to glean from the Great Awakening movement now and from the one in the past,

is that there has been a genuine desire and many sincere attempts by groups of people

to discover the truth not only in world events, but also in life.

So on the other side of the Atlantic,

the Enlightenment took off in the 18th century.

Many philosophers emerged such as Voltaire, John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, David Hume,

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Adam Smith, Immanuel Kant, Isaac Newton and Thomas Jefferson.

It was a period of uncovering and questioning what was experienced through the five senses

and what we experienced intangibly—ethics and the soul.

There were two Enlightenments

some viewed Enlightenment philosophy in opposition with

religion encouraging people to think for themselves instead of acting on faith.

This is largely the enlightenment that took place in Europe.

While others saw it as being able to think for themselves through a critical lens of ethics,

which is more of the ideas towards enlightenment in the US.

The Enlightenment was a big turning point for mankind;

people challenged one other and debated the biggest issues

whether the meaning of life is to develop spiritually or materialistically.

There was this German philosopher named Immanuel Kant, who studied epistemology,

the theory of knowledge, aesthetics, and ethics.

We won't dive into all of his views

but Kant had some arguments around the purpose of life and enlightenment

that were compelling to many at that time and can still be applied to this day.

Kant argued that purpose of life is to strive for virtue or summum bonum,

which is latin for the highest or the supreme good

Summum Bonum is a concept that dates back to the Roman Philosopher,

Cicero and even further back to the Greek philosopher, Aristotle.

Many philosophers believed that summum bonum meant living according to divine law

and understand deeply what it means to be divine.

Kant also breaks down enlightenment in his essay titled 'What is Enlightenment'

that Enlightenment is the decisiveness and courage to use one's own mind without someone else's guidance.

Well wait a minute .

This is something we all need right now.

Take a step back and read some Kant, people. It'll do y'all good.

We touched on Aristotle and his central idea of summum bonum,

the highest good before. Kant said that it was virtue.

What does Aristotle have to say about the highest good?

Aristotle reasoned that eudaimonia is "the highest good for human beings" so what's eudaimonia?

Did you just say Edamame?.

Eudaimonia translates to happiness or well-being,

but it literally means to "have a good guardian spirit".

It's the moral philosophy of practicing virtues in daily activities

and using your wisdom that you've enlightened to, to resolve conflicts.

Maybe in some cases eating edamames and bring you that?

I hope so, I'm gonna go have a bag right after this episode.

Diving deeper, what did he mean by good or goodness?

Well, according to Aristotle, "Goodness is something common,universal, and one."

We interpret it as goodness being an objective trait,

so that means, you can evaluate how good your thoughts or actions are.

Given what Kant and Aristotle say the purpose of life is, on a deeper level,

to enlighten is to deliberately, independently, and courageously live a life of virtue,

which leads us to Buddha Shakyamuni.

That's not too far off compared to how Buddha defined enlightenment 2,500 years ago.

Before we go into how the Buddha Shakyamuni came to enlightenment,

we have to give you some context.

Who was Shakyamuni and how did he come into spirituality?

So before Buddha was well… Buddha, he was Siddhartha Gautama,

a prince born around 567 B.C into a royal family in Lumbini,

which is in modern day Nepal.

Before Siddhartha's birth,

it was prophesied that he would become a great king or spiritual leader.

His father wanted Siddhartha to become a king and a warrior but didn't want him to be this spiritual leader,

so he surrounded his son with luxuries, women, and combat training.

However, none of this seem to phase his son.

Also his father also kicked out anyone who was old or sick from their land.

So when Siddhartha finally ventured out from the palace doors at age 29,

he came across an old man. He turned to his charioteer,

Chandaka who told him old age happens to all.

Completely shocked he then encounters a sick man with oozing sores.

Chandaka again tells him that everyone is subject to pain and illness.

His father wanted to shield him from any kind of death but then,

Siddhartha mistakens a funeral procession for a parade and curiously wanders closer.

Chandaka explains that "death is the fate of all beings"

On his final trip out of the palace, he meets an ascetic.

Chandaka tells him that this ascetic has achieved tranquility by letting go of his earthly desires.

Upon meeting the ascetic man,

he vows to pursue an ascetic life on his own.

So let's fast forward now, Buddha has been enlightening for many years

what did Buddha enlighten to?

He enlightened to concepts of reincarnation, karma, and dukkha.

Reincarnation is the cycle of birth, old age, sickness, and death.

Karma is the law of moral cause and effect.

Finally, Dukkha is the suffering that can be mitigated by removing attachments such as jealousy, anger,

sensuality or desire to experience pleasure, and so on.

His enlightenment is defined as the process of identifying dukkha or suffering

and removing the root causes our attachments,

and thus one can break free of this karmic wheel and end the cycle of reincarnation.

Sounds simple—but definitely not an easy thing to do.

Nope nope nope.

For those not familiar with Falun Dafa or Falun Gong,

it is a spiritual practice that came out in 1992 as a free practice in China by Mr. Li Hongzhi who founded it.

Falun Gong was a method that was practiced for thousands of years in private but was brought to the public in 1992.

Within a few short years it caught on very quickly

and at the beginning the Chinese government were even promoting it within China

because people were feeling happier and healthier

and it was saving the country money on healthcare costs.

So what exactly is Falun Gong?

It is a meditation and spiritual practice that is an advanced self-cultivation practice of the Buddha School system.

It's based on the universal principles of Truthfulness compassion-and endurance,

in which one would assimilate their character to these qualities by using them to judge every action,

thought, and intention that we have.

By doing so we would then elevate our mind and body

while at the same time strive to remove our attachments such as our desires, anger, jealousy, and so on

with the goal to obtain spiritual perfection, enlightenment, or even divinity.

Many of the theistic philosophers from the West enlightened to similar life purposes as their Eastern counterparts

living according to divine laws or spiritual truths and also believed in the one true God or Creator.

Enlightenment seems to be a generally positive thing for society and something that everyone should be striving for.

So who could be against enlightenment?

Sadly, in 1999 the Chinese regime did a survey

and found that there were over 100 million people practicing this in China.

So China being a communist state, totally freaked out

and this Falun Gong practice has been heavily persecuted in China since 1999 affecting over a 100 million people

And let's not forget their families.

So Falun Gong supports a belief in a divine Creator

with its universal principles of Truthfulness, compassion and tolerance.

Many people want to understand why it is being persecuted

but really the Chinese government is a communist regime

that got to be where it is today through violence, lies, corruption, and it's atheistic views.

They view it as a direct threat to themselves if you can understand that.

I mean doesn't make any sense anyway.

Well it does just because Falun Gong promotes traditional culture and actually shows that culture to people.

And we can kind of relate this going back to the whole deep state, cabal stuff right.

It's like they're doing all these satanic stuff

So everything that we're doing on the other side as a ..they see it as a threat.

It's kind of the same concept I guess.

OK we know there is going to be a lot of controversy around this topic,

but we are just the messengers here.

So without going too deep into this some people

and even some Christians believe that Jesus also found enlightenment and obtained the way.

Before everyone freaks out,

there is some evidence to support during his missing years that he traveled to India and was given the name Issa,

meaning "The Best Sons of Men," and returned to spread his universal law truths of salvation.

This was all found in 1894 by Nicolas Notovitch,

a Russian doctor who traveled to Himis, India,

and ended up breaking his leg and went to a nearby monastery for help.

Inside he found ancient records of the life of Jesus Christ.

He found a Tibetan translation of the these scriptures

and found over 200 verses in which these documents came to be known as The life of St. Issa.

He was accused by many of faking these documents,

and one of his biggest skeptics traveled to India just to expose this as a fraud,

but instead it actually convinced him and proved the authenticity of the Issa Legend.

Many of the verses in the scriptures do sound very similar to the words of Jesus when compared to the bible such as

"Worship not the idols. Do not consider yourself first.

Do not humiliate your neighbor. Help the poor.

Sustain the feeble. Do evil to no one.

Do not covet that which you do not possess and which is possessed by others."

Also there is one where "Issa taught that men should not strive to behold the Eternal Spirit with one's own eyes

but to feel it with the heart, and to become a pure and worthy soul."

Now of course we are not saying Jesus was Issa,

we would suggest that you look into this on your own,

there is a lot of information about this including a few documentaries.

But you know, the wise men did came from the Orientate, or the East,

and I have heard a few ministers talk about how it is possible these were monks

that brought Jesus back with them once he was at a certain age and these are the missing years in the bible.

But again you guys should look into it on your own, we are just the messengers here.

Either way we do know that Jesus was a real divine being who came here to save people

and by following his teaching one can also enlighten on this path.

Also I'll just add in something here that we don't know the histories,

None of us, none of us even those of us who are really involved in the spiritual practice don't really know the histories

And if the divine Creator arranged it that way, so what

Jesus was Jesus right, that's great

But anyway, we're not saying anything one way or another,

And we hope you guys know that.

Anti-Enlightenment, well this doesn't sound very good.

Now if there are such people who are against Enlightenment,

why are they trying to prevent you from obtaining it?

For those of you who are following us,

I am sure you already guessed it, the Deep State, Cabal, the evil elements in our world.

For those of you who are new to our channel,

in our past videos, we've covered the Deep State, who they are, what their agenda is,

and how they've infiltrated every part of our lives.

The Deep State are the secret government composed of elitist, globalists,

and the Illumidokey ( YT censorship here).

Their goal is of course to create this new world order,

order through chaos, or total control over the populace, and their final act of Eugenics,

wiping out more than 60% of the human race, 60% is a conservative number.

so the others can live a so called better life.

Definitely check out our series on the Deep State if you haven't already,

although I am sure many of you watching this are saying

"we already did", but go watch it again.

So going back to enlightenment,

Roger Richards had this great quote during our interview with him and Corey Goode

where he talks about his journey to bringing disclosure to the people.

Many of us talk about this idea of we make contracts before we come here,

We make agreements before we come here [to Earth] about what we're supposed to do.

Many of us are in a space of trying to wake up to why we're here.

It's my belief that everybody that comes onto Earth are subject to the same rules of Earth,

which is you're not allowed to remember why you're here.

That's a big part of it. The journey that you're set on is to find through your own intuition,

through your higher self.

Our mission here is to do everything possible to raise consciousness on this planet.

What he said is super powerful, and whether you're spiritual or not, this can apply to you.

All of us can enlighten to what our journey is and then act on it.

Whatever our spiritual or religious beliefs are.

We're bringing up the topic of enlightenment now because it's more relevant than ever.

We're inundated with information, both real and fake.

We want to empower you, our viewers, to figure it out on your own,

as many of you watching already are.

Then, encourage others to think critically for themselves

by showing them what you've found and discuss it.

We believe that we are all here for a purpose

each and everyone one of us chose to be here just many of us have forgotten why we came.

So through spirituality, divine faith, or whatever your religious beliefs are,

we will find our true purpose.

We recently gotten to 200k subscribers

and we wouldn't have been able to do this if y'alls haven't shared our videos

that you've found with your friends and discussed the truth of these issues.

We really can't thank you enough! That's for sure.

But really we can't thank the Divine Light that is guiding us and leading us to spread this message far and wide.

We keep saying that we're just the messengers

and we believe that this either the path we choose before we came

or what was asked of us to do.

Everything always works out when you put god, the light,

or the divine Creator's will first.

In either case one of the best things you can do for another person be it your family, friend,

or acquaintance is spread the truth to them and encourage them to do the same for others with whole lot of kindness.

Yeah, if you genuinely want what's best for them and share it in a compassionate way,

they'll start to see the truth as well and feel that you really do care for their overall well being.

Let's take a step back here, speaking of all of enlightenment and stuff,

we would also highly recommend to all of you to go see this amazing show

Called Shen Yun that has been traveling around the world.

Rob and I have seen it the past few years and honestly it is one of the best shows probably.

It's crazy, incredible.

It's so good, it's very inspirational, moving,

and makes you feel really hopeful about the future.

The core of my being was shaken when I went to see this,

You just leave feeling very like wow,

I just feel different, clean, something amazing.

Anyway, it shows 5,000 years of Chinese history through music, dance and even martial arts.

Also has elements of spirituality and even divine aspects all throughout.

And you'll definitely feel that.

Anyway we'll put the link in the description below,

And that's pretty much all we have for you today.

What do you you guys think about all this enlightenment and what does it mean to you?

Have you enlightened to something recently?

Please leave a comment below and always remember to comment like and subscribe for more hopefully amazing videos.

We hope you all liked this episode on enlightenment,

And as always, we will see you out.

On the edge

Of maybe enlightenment, hopefully, geez.

Cut to the real video.

Blahblahblah, I like this do that, anytime there's a quote.

Alright wait wait wait too much.

Well to put it, excuse me, alright.

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In 1965 An Unforgettable Warning Was Broadcast For All To Hear: 53 Years Later, It's Sadly Come True - Duration: 4:50.

Paul Harvey, the news commentator and talk-radio pioneer whose

staccato style made him one of the United States' most familiar voices, reached more

than 24 million listeners at the peak of his career.

Although he was very accurate on everything he had to say, no one could imagine that his

famous words from 53 years ago would become the reality of today.

I read this today and thought how relevant it is.

The speech was broadcast by legendary ABC Radio commentator Paul Harvey on April 3,

1965.

He starts his 'prophesy' by saying: If I were the Devil… and then continues discussing

issues that are these days ours to face.

EVERYBODY should listen to this.

Sad to say but Paul Harvey was spot on 53 years ago.

"If I Were the Devil If I were the Prince of Darkness I would want to engulf the whole

earth in darkness.

I'd have a third of its real estate and four-fifths of its population, but I would

not be happy until I had seized the ripest apple on the tree.

So I should set about however necessary, to take over the United States.

I would begin with a campaign of whispers.

With the wisdom of a serpent, I would whispers to you as I whispered to Eve, "Do as you

please."

To the young I would whisper "The Bible is a myth I would confide that "what is

bad is good and what is good is square."

In the ears of the young married I would whisper that work is debasing, that cocktail parties

are good for you.

I would caution them not to be "extreme" in religion, in patriotism, in moral conduct.

And the old I would teach to pray — to say after me — "Our father which are in Washington."

Then I'd get organized.

I'd educate authors in how to make lurid literature exciting so that anything else

would appear dull, uninteresting.

I'd threaten TV with dirtier movies, and vice-versa.

I'd infiltrate unions and urge more loafing, less work.

Idle hands usually work for me.

I'd peddle narcotics to whom I could, I'd sell alcohol to ladies and gentlemen of distinction,

I'd tranquilize the rest with pills.

If I were the Devil, I would encourage schools to refine young intellects, but neglect to

discipline emotions; let those run wild.

I'd designate an atheist to front for me before the highest courts and I'd get preachers

to say, "She's right."

Then in his own churches I'd substitute psychology for religion and deify science.

If I were Satan I'd make the symbol of Easter an egg

And the symbol of Christmas a bottle.

If I were the Devil I'd take from those who have and give to those who wanted until

I had killed the incentive of the ambitious.

Then my police state would force everybody back to work.

Then I would separate families, putting children in uniform, women in coal mines and objectors

in slave-labor camps.

If I were Satan I'd just keep doing what I'm doing and the whole world go to hell

as sure as the Devil" I use to listen to Paul Harvey with my mom

in the 70s.

He is very accurate on everything he says.

All the things he mentioned 53 years ago are exactly what's going on NOW!

Incredible man, Incredible insight.

Share this if

you agree.

For more infomation >> In 1965 An Unforgettable Warning Was Broadcast For All To Hear: 53 Years Later, It's Sadly Come True - Duration: 4:50.

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What is Trump's shutdown endgame? - Duration: 2:33.

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What's Mum Gladdis doing on newborn George?/Newborn baby's Elsa was born 3days full sleep on mum - Duration: 10:11.

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What Robert Mueller Just Heard About Arresting Donald Trump Was Music To His Ears - Duration: 3:46.

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What was said inside the courtroom during guilty plea/sentencing for 4 former Beta Theta Pi brothers - Duration: 2:30.

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Pensioner, 73, who shot dead burglar feared there were FIVE intruders - Duration: 10:22.

A 73-year-old man today told a coroner how he shot dead a burglar who was trying to break into his home amid fears up to five people were trying to get in

Reuben Gregory killed the intruder with his double-barrelled shotgun when he feared his caravan was under siege

Mr Gregory, who lives near Slough, Berkshire, was giving evidence at an inquest into the death of Wayne Digby, 48, a heroin addict shot in the abdomen from close range on June 12, 2017 as he tried to gain entry to the caravan

Mr Gregory said he had awoken to the sound of men trying to rip his caravan door apart while laughing and jeering

 He had grabbed his shotgun with the intention of scaring the intruders away by firing at the ground, not knowing Mr Digby was directly in his line of fire

Explaining what happened in front of Mrs Digby's mother and sister at the inquest in Reading, Mr Gregory said he had gone to bed between 8pm and 9pm and fallen asleep - but woke up to hear the noise of the door being smashed in

Mr Gregory said: 'I made my way to the door as fast as I could as it wouldn't take hours for them to get through, it would only take minutes

 'When I was at the door I smelled something like ammonia, a really strong smell, like chemicals

'What scared me the most was that they started laughing and joking, saying: 'get on with it! Get it!' There was jeering out there

They were taking pleasure sir'Continuing his evidence to assistant Berkshire coroner Ian Wade, Mr Gregory said: 'I think there were so many of them - I reckoned three to five

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I'm sorry to say they just ignored it. But then it stopped and that is when I got the gun

'As Mr Gregory described what was in his mind as he took the gun, which lay loaded but broken next to his bed each night, from his bedroom and to the door, the coroner told him he had the right not to say anything which would incriminate him

Mr Wade said: 'If you believe that any of these questions that I'm asking might have a tendency to leave you vulnerable, then you are entitled to say to me, 'I'm sorry,  coroner, I don't wish to answer that question'

'Mr Gregory claimed that he had not heard Mr Digby cry out in pain when the round from his shotgun smashed into the left side of his chest, breaking two ribs and damaging his liver and pancreas

 He said he had only realised he had hit someone when he discovered Mr Digby lying in a pool of blood 150 yards from his caravan

When police arrived on the scene, having received a call at 3.23am, Mr Gregory had told them 'I'm the one that did it, mate

'Officers later found a rucksack next to Mr Digby's body containing a mallet, cable ties and the ingredients for a crude Molotov cocktail made out of half a tennis ball, with a fuse made out of a flammable liquid and a rag

The pensioner, whose family had lived for over 60 years on the land his caravan occupies in a lay-by off the busy A4 Colnbrook bypass, near Slough, was arrested on suspicion of murder, but the charges were later dropped

He was later jailed for ten months on December 11, 2017 after admitting illegally owning a shotgun without a licence

 Gregory had previously told police that he owned the shotgun for 'self-preservation'

 Today, the coroner listened to a recording of the 999 call made by Mr Gregory who told the police that he 'had just shot and killed someone' just moments after he found Mr Digby's lifeless body in the woodland around his caravan

After seeing objects he believed to be knives being pushed through a gap in his caravan door, which had been reinforced with wire and aluminium following previous burglaries, Mr Gregory had pushed the gun barrel through and blasted out into the darkness

Mr Gregory had opened his caravan stable door after firing a round from his shotgun and discovered to his left abandoned white overalls which resembled suits which police use for forensic examinations

 However, they had painted black faces on them which the coroner described as bizarre

He also saw the makeshift Molotov cocktail and bottles of chemicals. Police investigators found Mr Digby had vomited on Mr Gregory's doorstep as a result of being shot but the pensioner said he had seen no vomit or blood or anyone upon opening the door

He and his sister, who was armed with a kitchen knife, left their caravan, which has no electricity or running water, to try to flag down a car to call the police

The coroner heard that they almost fell over Mr Digby's body as they walked in the dark

The inquest heard Mr Gregory tell a 999 call operator: 'I'm Mr Gregory, I'm at Imperial Coaches here at the mo

I've just shot and killed someone. They have been trying to break into my caravan and I've had to kill someone

'I have woken up, there was a gang of them trying to break into my caravan. They were putting in knives, whatever they had

I had to shoot one of them and he's dead and I need the police here.'When asked by the 999 operator whether the man he had shot was dead, Mr Gregory said: 'If he ain't dead, he's showing good signs of it, I'll tell you that now

'Mr Gregory told the call handler he still had his weapon and it was still loaded but he promised to unload it before hanging up the phone, even though he was asked to stay on the line

Armed police descended on Mr Gregory's caravan and he told the inquest: 'I had machine guns pointed at me

I understand why they done it, they didn't know what they were walking into.'In the 1980s, Mr Gregory had been the victim of a robbery and was tied up

After that he obtained the shotgun and asked police for a certificate for it but officers refused

However, he kept the gun in case he was attacked again.Mr Gregory's sister, Catherine Gregory, 61, who now goes by the name Charlotte Hunter-Smith, was also in the caravan on the night of the incident but she had ignored a summons to attend the inquest and give evidence

The hearing continues. 

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Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta - What is Dawn Patrol? - Duration: 2:40.

I want to welcome you to the 47th

Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta

and first annual Balloon Wash. (laughter)

We have our Dawn Patrol hopefully inflating

here shortly.

Winds were out of the Northwest

3 to 0 at 6 knots. They were reporting a little light rain.

Every year in early October Albuquerque,

New Mexico plays host to the world's

largest hot-air balloon festival -

the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

With more than 500 balloons the event attracts

nearly 1 million visitors over nine days.

The morning sessions start

early with the pilots briefing at 6 a.m.

followed by the dawn patrol balloon launch at 6:30.

The dawn patrol is a

small group of around 10 balloons

that launch shortly before sunrise.

Other pilots watch them to see the wind

conditions at different elevations.

Albuquerque's dawn patrol was started in

1978 by two Californian balloonists who

developed position lighting systems

that allow them to fly at night.

Today pilots take off in the dark and fly until

it is light enough to see landing sites.

If you enjoyed this video

then hit that like butt on and make sure to subscribe

to our channel to learn more about our

experience at the Albuquerque

International Balloon Fiesta and our

other full-time RV adventures.