PipemanRadio Interviews Sir James Gray Robinson About Beyond Physical Matter

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here with throughout the year. Is one

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of my favorite guests, just because
of what he believes in, how convicted

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he is about helping people and from
his own experiences, and somebody that has

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used his own experiences to help and
change the lives of others. And now

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we have something really exciting to talk
about that you're gonna love. So let's

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welcome to the show, Sir James
Gray Robinson. How are you, Oh,

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Dane, So great to be back
on your show. Well, it's

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great to have you again. And
Lake I had to give you a longer

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introduction this time because you were gonna
be knighted. That is amazing. Yeah,

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it's one of those dreams come true. You know, I grew up

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reading about King author and knights and
the Roundtable and wizards, and so to

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be invited to be a night was. It blew my mind. So we're

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going out to Hawaii. Both me
and my wife are going to be inducted

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into the Royal Order of Constantine the
Great and Saint Helen, And it's an

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organization of successful people who have dedicated
their lives. In addition to making a

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lot of money, they've dedicated their
lives to helping people, Like right now,

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one of our immediate projects is to
help the people in Hawaii who got

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burned out. So, you know, we do projects all around the world,

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help feed the hungry, to shelter
the homeless, and do whatever philanthropic

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work that we can. And we
get to be nights at the same time.

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So then there's you know, there's
actual royalty involved. There's a Spanish

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prince that is in charge of all
of it, and so we all get

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go through the ceremony, we get
our shoulders tapped with the sword, we

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get all kinds of cloaks and swords
and jewels and so a big deal and

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we're I'm very excited to be a
part of this. And it's partly in

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recognition of what I do, you
know, helping other people emotionally, mentally,

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and physically, but also all of
the philanthropic work I've done over the

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years. So it's very gratifying to
be recognized in this way. Plus I

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get to put a sir in front
of my name, I know, right,

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and now you're on the you know, you're on the same level as

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Sir Paul McCartney. Well some people
might debate that, but we're both stirs,

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so you know, it's different organizations, but it's the same idea that

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being recognized for helping others is also
very important. Well, what I also

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find amazing about you is, like
you and I have gone through similar paths

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where we were you know, in
a certain industry that necessarily isn't known for

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being you know, soft and helpful. Let's put it. That's the best

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way I could put it. In
my life. Yeah, I mean that's

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a very kind description of being a
trial lawyer, but exactly right. So,

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like and as you, you know, I decided it was more important

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to put those experiences towards helping people
and changing people's lives. And I'll tell

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you it's a lot more gratifying,
isn't it. Well, the truth is,

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to be totally transparent, I never
really wanted to be a lawyer.

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My parents insisted on it, and
I really didn't have any other jobs lined

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up, so I said, well, you know I do well, well,

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then we'll see. And I guess
the irony of it all is I

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was actually very good at it and
made a lot of money. But I

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hated it, you know, I
just I hated the conflict, I hated

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the adversarial nature of the whole thing, and it just and personally. I

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had a lot of issues that I
was not dealing with, including trauma and

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PTSD and a host of other problems
that nobody at the time really recognized as

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being anything other than a weakness of
will. You know, It's kind of

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like back then, there wasn't anything
such thing as burnout. It was a

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weak minded individual. You know,
if you had a nervous breakdown, then

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there was something wrong with you,
right, And so back to the matter

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is, after I had a nervous
breakdown and practicing law, I went on

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a journey to find out what had
happened to me and why it happened to

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me. Because I was making lots
of money, I was well respected,

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I was you know, rated,
highly rated, award winning attorney, so

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you would think that I would have
been on top of the world. But

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the fact of the matter is is
that I was depressed. I was stressed.

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I was I was going through my
second divorce when I quit, and

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it's just like, this is not
what I signed up for, right and

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so, And the thing is is
that if you can imagine, lawyers as

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a group have real emotional and mental
issues dealing with the stress, dealing with

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the conflict, dealing with the competition. And we thought we had a handle

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on it a couple of years ago
when they had a study come out and

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they got some very distressed statistics on
the mental health of lawyers. About thirty

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the thirty five percent of us were
depressed and or addict self medicating. And

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so they decided to do something about
it, and they went on this huge

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campaign. Every state bar passed laws
about having training on how to deal with

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the stress and everything, and they
set up committees for lawyers to call in

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if they were struggling, and they
hoped that that would have addressing problem.

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And then COVID hit and COVID just
absolutely turned the legal world upside down.

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And anybody who was involved with the
legal system in twenty nineteen through twenty twenty

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two knows that we were just really
didn't know what to do because there were

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no courts, there were you couldn't
meet with clients. Everything was done from

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the house. So basically we are
all sentenced to solitary confinement. And if

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you know anything about solitary confinement,
that is very bad for your mental health.

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Oh yeah, and so lawyers,
And I'll show you how dramatic it

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impacted lawyers is is they just did
a study in Massachusetts and they did survey

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on mental and emotional health and they
found out that seventy two percent of the

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lawyers surveyed were burned out and wanted
to quit. Wow, that is not

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a very good statistic for something that
is that is as important and as complex

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as practicing law, because if you're
in a negative mind state, that just

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makes it even worse. So any
event, what I've dedicated my life to

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do doing is helping lawyers understand why
they get to that point and what they

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can do about it to help themselves
have fun and enjoy their practice and turn

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stress into success. And it's I
must say, lawyers are a hard sell.

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They just they don't want to admit
there's a stigma attax that's having Yeah,

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that they're not happy. You know, they don't want anybody to know

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that they're suffering because they think that
will impact their practice and they would rather

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sit there and suffer in silence than
go get help. So and I think

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that's a large reason why so many
of us are are unhappy and stressed out

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and thinking about getting another job.
But it's the thing is and the kind

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of segue into are going to talk
about, and that's my movies. You

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know, it's such a weird world
we live in. I went from a

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nervous wreck to being a very successful
healer and coach and writer and author and

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speaker, and now I'm making movies. Where in the world What planet am

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I on? Because I never saw
this coming. But it's like I followed

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my nose and got out of my
own way and met some people and now

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I'm making movies in Hollywood. I
think I think the universe saw it coming,

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though you just didn't see the universe
yet to see it. No,

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there's a lot to the idea that
if you take care of your h the

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stuff in your basement, then it's
amazing what you can accomplish. And by

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basement I mean subconscious mind. Yes, trauma. You know. I I

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don't know if I ever told you
this, but I've had five near death

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experiences. Wow. And as a
result of that, I had PTSD.

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I found out that my body doesn't
bounce off of bricks very well, yeah,

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I guess not. So I've realized
that a certain point after I quit

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practicing law, that I had a
real gift for healing. I think as

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a result of those near death experiences, where you know, I experienced a

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very deep connection to the divine the
universe. Used to be very religious.

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I used to be a Southern Baptist
deacon, but I've kind of backed off

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that a little bit now, I
think in terms of having it, you

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know, being connected to the divine
whatever that is for people, it's your

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soul. As a result of that, I've found out some things about our

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human condition that I never knew before. And also I have developed a huge

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capacity for compassion and intuition. So
I'm very good at helping people understand not

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only their physical issues, but their
emotional and mental issues as well. So

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one of the things that I was
actually invited to be in this movie.

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This was my first movie. I've
got four going right now. This one

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is called Beyond Physical Matter and this
is by a group of people that actually

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were involved with The Secret, the
movie The Secret, and my partner has

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his name is Don Boyer and he
has done eighteen documentaries, most of which

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were award winning and very successful,
about personal growth, about healing, about

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making money and the secrets to making
money, and you know, Beyond the

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Secret, and it's really fascinating once
you get into the mind and neurobiology,

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how we create the realities we experience
and what Beyond Physical Matter is about is

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is it about what new technologies are
coming down the pipe for healing things that

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are not usually considered by mainstream medicine
as being legitimate modalities for healing, but

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things like music and energy vibrations and
massage and diet nutrition and energy healing.

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There's about eighteen people that are interviewed
in this movie who are all leaders in

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their fields, including myself, who
have a different way to heal people man,

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you know, going into a hospital
and getting a pill. So it's

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very cutting edge sciences. I've watched
it repeatedly and if people want to see

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a trailer, it's just go to
Beyond Physicalmatter dot com. And it's we've

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got about a five minute trailer there. It kind of gives you a taste

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of what we're talking about. But
these people are going to save the planet.

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I mean, these are the geniuses
that are developing technologies that nobody's heard

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of before. If you think Elon
Musk is smart, these guys are really

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smart. And they've dedicated their lives
to creating modalities that help the human mind,

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body, spirit connection to heal.
And because a lot of times,

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appeal does not treat the underlying disease, it only treats the symptoms. Yes,

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and there. If you've watched any
documentaries on the Big Pharma, you

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would know that the medical profession has
a lot of people saying that they don't

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want people to heal. They want
them to stay sick so they can make

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money off of them. And I
know that there's a lot of doctors who

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are adamantly opposed to that financial gold
mine kind of approach. But there I

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know personally doctors who have been reprimented
by using modalities that aren't that are effective,

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but they're not approved by the hospital
because it works. You know,

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the hospitals want you to stay there
until you die. Yeah, And so

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we have a lot of people that
will be talking about things that you can

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do to be proactive in your health
and how to not only prevent disease,

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but also to boost your immune system
and so you don't ever get sick in

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the first place. And it's one
of the most gratifying projects I've ever worked

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on because I've learned an incredible amount
of knowledge about what works and the technologies

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that are coming out today that will
help people stay healthy longer and live to

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one hundred and fifty years old.
That's entirely possible now because we have the

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technology to support it. If Big
Farmer stays out of our way, yeah,

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because you know they, like I
said, there's trellions of dollars and

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pills and that's not helping the situation. I'm with you a million percent,

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And like, I don't know if
you know this about me, but I

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originally when I I was going to
college, originally I was pre med And

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it's because of what I learned in
pre med that made me not want to

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go to medical school and made me
want to go more the route you're talking

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about. Because yes, there's two
people that control the medical system, especially

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here in the United States and that's
Big Pharma and the insurance companies, you

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know. And so like with the
insurance companies, I was in the financial

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business, so I was dealing with
these insurance companies when this happened, so

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I know it firsthand when they started
with the diagnosies, and like, everybody

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has to have a diagnosis in order
for the doctors to get paid by the

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insurance company. So we create all
these labels on people, and now big

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Pharma steps in and says, for
all these labels, we need to give

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them these drugs. And also I
actually rather laugh sometimes when and not in

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a good way, not in a
funny way, but in a real sad

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way when I see some of these
commercials on TV of these drugs that have

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such severe side effects that the side
effects are the same thing the drug is

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treating. Like And so to your
point, yes, we don't have healthcare,

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we have sick care. Let's keep
them sick. You got to repeat,

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customer. You know, it's like
having a recurring automatic charge, you

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know, like for life, because
once these people are on these pills,

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they are on the pills for life. So you know, we sit there

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and we talk about the war on
drugs, and yet the big pharma and

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the OxyContin and fentanyl and all those
problems started with the War on drugs.

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Yeah. I mean it's like these
solution is worse than the problem. Yeah,

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exactly. So thank God for people
like you and everybody that's in these

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films, because it is true.
And I'll tell you another story that was

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interesting that just happened today. Actually
interestingly enough, you mentioned the secret and

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I got into this discussion, let's
say that the nice way on Facebook with

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somebody because they made some comment and
me I had to chime in like an

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idiot. But they were talking about
you know, they were very science based,

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so they were talking about the power
of prayer in a very very negative

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way, and I just chimed in
and like, it has nothing to do

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with religion. It has to do
with the power of your mind. And

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that's scientific. It is a scientific
fact that the power of your mind,

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which the power of prayer does,
can create positive things to happen or negative

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things to happen, as far as
you know the power of your mind.

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And I and so this one person
being a big shot chimes in and says

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citations. So I said, well, maybe you might have to go to

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get a PhD in psychology, because
there's plenty of citations there of what I'm

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talking about. I'm not going to
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just a couple links from you know, American science, American scientists, and

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you know, American psychology, like
and a bunch of really reputable, like

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citations of how the power of prayer
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of view because of what it makes
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of the power of your mind.
And this person their comment to that was,

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what like the secret? And I'm
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the secret down, I put actual
citations you were looking for. But yes,

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the secret, because there's nobody I
know that has read about the secret,

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watched the movie about the Secret and
actually put it into action or life

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that had negative and things happen.
And it's been proven that the secret works,

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and it's been proven that what you're
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things work. Well, you know, I'm giving a ted X talk in

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a few weeks. It's all about
how the brain works and how the brain

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can act determine whether we're negative or
positive. And it's totally beyond our conscious

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control, and we have an autonomic
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without us having to think about it. You know, breathing, digestion,

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blood pressure, or heart rate,
and this autonomic nervous system controls our body

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on a sublinal level. We're not
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it is is that there are two
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called the sympathetic nervous system, which
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pair of sympathetic which I call the
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autonomic nervous system. So whenever we
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warrior kicks in. It's automatic.
It's just it's held over from when we

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were living in dangerous environments and we
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could pass on us at any minute. We developed this ability to instantly react

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and either fight or fight. That's
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you're in that, it pumps adrilline
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stronger and faster. The problem with
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frontal cortex and your digestion, so
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world when you're in full blown warrior
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and that's when the way we're supposed
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threatening situations, and the guru is
when the feel safe mechanism, and when

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you feel safe, you're producing ender
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oxytocin so we can connect, fall
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and all these other things that we
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The brain has not kept up with
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even though we don't have velociraptors and
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and crappy jobs and divorces and kids
and all these things that keep us stressed

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out and keep that warrior activated on
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that's what made me have a nervous
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four hours a day, seven days
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your body will just shut down.
It can't take it. You're mentally,

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physically, and emotionally exhausted. And
most people don't even know this is happening.

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They think it's just well, this
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And so I'm talking giving people some
very simple things they can do in

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order to turn off the warrior response
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so we can have a happy life, enjoy what we're doing, and

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we can be positive because it's when
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be negative and you get to be
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you're in the guru mode, you
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a completely different part of the brain. And it's totally fascinating to me when

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you explain this to people and you
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go, oh, that's why my
life sucks, And it's simply all they

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have to do are these things that
I teach, and they can totally transform

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their life without doing anything. I
mean, it's like imagine waking up halfy

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and energized and to go to work
simper because you've done a couple of things

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for five seconds, and it's totally
takes the stress out because if when you

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understand where stress comes from, it's
you can control it. If you don't

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know what's happening, you can't do
anything about it. You're just a victim.

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And so it's really important to understand
how your brain works and why your

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brain does what it does. And
it's all designed to make it safe.

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But we're pole vaulting over peanuts when
you know, if something happens at work

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that we don't like, there's no
reason to go deaf con five on that.

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It's more like, well, let's
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look at the problem, and it
totally removes stress from your life. Yeah,

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and I got to tell you something
in my own experience, as you

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were saying, I was thinking back. You know, so when I was

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younger, and I was and the
whole time I was in the financial business,

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I was known for working better under
pressure and stress like that. People

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my wife would say that like and
that. You know, now that I'm

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a little older and a little wiser, I realized that was kind of stupid

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to be blunt, you know,
because it didn't really create good results.

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It created maybe temporary good results,
but then in the long run, you

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know, I did have two heart
attacks, so maybe I didn't do so

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well under stress. Bingo. Right, yeah, you may have gotten a

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job done, but at what calls
exactly one hundred percent, you know,

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And I think what you're doing is
the more than ever in twenty twenty three,

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because the whole world is stressed out, in warrior mode, angry,

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and like I sit there some days, I'm like, how do these people

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live like this every day? Even
like I have a brother. We had

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a conversation the other day. I
don't sit there like a lot of people

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do nowadays and just watch the news
constantly. And I used to. I

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used to be addiction while I was
in a financial business. But I don't

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do that now. Like I'll look
up, I'll see news headlines on my

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phone. If some things of interest
to me, you know, I'll look

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at it. But these people that
sit and watch whatever network they watch twenty

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four seven, and they're saying the
same thing over and over again, so

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there's nothing positive about it. And
so he brought up something and I said

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something like, yeah, I don't
really do that because frankly, it's just

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a bunch of negative and I'd rather
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And he actually like argued with me
about it of like how he needed to

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and but yet he's never really happy. So how that just proves the point

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right there. That's the biggest citation
he could ever have. Well, there

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are people who thrive on stress,
and they're few and far between. They

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don't get My father was bless his
heart, he was. He had his

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issues, but he loved practicing law. I could never understand how he could

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be so consumed with doing what he
did. But he loved he loved conflict,

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and there are people who love conflict. But he was morbidly obese,

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and he had a lot of health
problems, which I suspect had to do

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with the fact that his body was
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Yeah, and so you know,
and the health problems associated with that is

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enormous. I mean, that's why
we have you know, I heard a

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figure that seventy two percent of our
country is either overweight or obese. Can

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you imagine what that's going to do
to our healthcare system? Oh my god,

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that's going and the people the healthy
people. The people that are out

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there trying to do something to keep
themselves healthy are the ones who are going

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to have to pay for it.
Yes, all the sex people are going

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to be in hospital or on disability
exactly. You know, again, I

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can't stress enough how people need to
reach out to. You have to check

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out the documentary when it comes out, and yeah, that'll be at the

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end of January. We're having our
red carpet in Hollywood. We're doing the

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whole nine yards and cloud of dust. But it'll be fun. We're everybody's

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dressing up, everybody's you know,
it's a big pr event, just like

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they do whenever all the A listers
go prayed on the Red carpet. There

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you go, all the all the
gigs and the technocrats are going to be

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out there nice talking about what they're
doing. I love it. So tell

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all the ways that people can reach
out to you, connect with you,

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check out the trail, or check
out the documentary, check out everything that

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you're doing. Okay, well,
my website is easy enough. It's James

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Gray g r A Y Robinson all
one word dot com and that's got all

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my contact information in there. It's
got all the programs that I offer there.

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I've got about five books coming out
in the next two months and plus

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the other three films that are coming
out as well. But you can,

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like I said, you can see
the trailer at Beyond Physicalmatter dot com.

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You can also buy tickets to come
to the red Carpet event where nationally known

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personal growth and medical people or alternative
medical people will be speaking. If you

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really want to ask the experts,
then you can come to the red Carpet

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event. So you can buy your
tickets at Beyond Physicalmatter dot com. And

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it's all my books and products will
be on my website and you can sign

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up for my email list and you'll
find out all the events and all the

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speaking tours that I go on and
find out more about me. Well,

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I definitely think they should check you
out completely. I've known you for a

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long time and one thing about you
is not only are you helping people,

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but you're altruistic about it and you've
had your own story, and I think

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that is key. I think you
know living all that had a purpose in

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the universe, everything you experienced up
to this point, so you could help

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people. Now if you were to
leave the audience with one final thing that

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you think is the most important thing
they should know and the most important reason

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they should reach out to you,
What would it be. We are hardwired

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to connect with other people, for
it is an unnatural act for us to

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suffer in silence, primarily because number
one, if you don't reach out for

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help, you're never going to get
better. But two is connecting with someone

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who can help you is therapeutic,
not only because they may know exactly what

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you should do to get healthy,
but also the connection between the two people

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is very therapeutic itself. That's what
we're designed to do, is to connect

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with other people. That's how we've
been able to create civilization, and we've

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been able to accomplish so much.
I know that we have a lot of

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issues, but still look what the
human race has done, and it's something

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that no other species can do because
we have these little as Hercule Proole would

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say, little gray cells between our
ears that make all things possible. And

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you know, not to be morbid. But the fact is, we create

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our own reality. So if you're
experiencing a reality that you don't like,

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you can change it. Nothing is
permanent and so you and it all has

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to do with the brain. It
has to do with what are your beliefs,

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what are your thoughts, what are
your emotions, and so you can

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control all of that with help,
and so please don't suffer in silence.

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Well those are the best words for
sure, and it is so true.

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And I hope everybody listening reaches out
to you so that they too can change

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their lives, because they's plaining people
right now that probably think that they can't

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and think that they're destined for everything
they have, And in a heartbeat,

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you can choose to change your life, especially if the support like people like

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you, Sir James Gray Robinson.
So thank you for doing that for everybody,

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and thank you for being on the
Adventures of the pipemin I always love

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being on your show. Thank you
for listening to the Adventure of Patement on

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