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Transcript: 20251011-A_Return_to_the_Museum

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Section 1: 00:00:04,550 – 00:00:10,790
00:00:04,550 → 00:00:04,560 This may sting.
00:00:04,560 → 00:00:06,789 Nemesis
00:00:06,799 → 00:00:10,790 chime time
Section 2: 00:00:13,749 – 00:00:27,109
00:00:13,749 → 00:00:13,759 drugs weird ton.
00:00:13,759 → 00:00:17,910 Dark harbor lady Babylon
00:00:17,920 → 00:00:20,630 special operator
00:00:20,640 → 00:00:27,109 with the laser beam and lightsaber.
Section 3: 00:00:29,990 – 00:00:57,670
00:00:29,990 → 00:00:30,000 Media's dead switch.
00:00:30,000 → 00:00:33,430 Support the local sorceress.
00:00:33,440 → 00:00:36,150 Echoes in the night desert.
00:00:36,160 → 00:00:39,110 Grim reaper flying.
00:00:39,120 → 00:00:41,590 Save the children.
00:00:41,600 → 00:00:45,190 Good service is liquidation.
00:00:45,200 → 00:00:48,310 Perfume intoxication.
00:00:48,320 → 00:00:51,430 The scent of the cosmos.
00:00:51,440 → 00:00:54,630 Smell like indicy.
00:00:54,640 → 00:00:57,670 Evaporation in motion
Section 4: 00:00:57,680 – 00:01:51,270
00:00:57,680 → 00:01:00,229 down the rabbit hole. Frogs jump on
00:01:00,239 → 00:01:02,630 magic mushrooms.
00:01:02,640 → 00:01:06,710 Turtle shell opens to the moon. Call me
00:01:06,720 → 00:01:09,910 after midnight.
00:01:09,920 → 00:01:13,350 Welcome back to Lady Babylon. This is
00:01:13,360 → 00:01:16,630 Ammon. You
00:01:16,640 → 00:01:20,789 chewy. Absolutely gorgeous intro. Thank
00:01:20,799 → 00:01:24,070 you very much. people. How do you think
00:01:24,080 → 00:01:27,990 that skill is coming? My god, you're
00:01:28,000 → 00:01:29,990 burning it up, Chewy. Nice job. Thank
00:01:30,000 → 00:01:33,350 you, Teddy Base. Thank you very, very
00:01:33,360 → 00:01:38,230 much. Right. Teddy does not do this for
00:01:38,240 → 00:01:41,990 me, for money. He doesn't. No, he just
00:01:42,000 → 00:01:44,710 makes them and then he gives them. It is
00:01:44,720 → 00:01:46,550 a sacrifice,
00:01:46,560 → 00:01:51,270 right? And that sacrifice is smelled all
Section 5: 00:01:51,280 – 00:02:20,550
00:01:51,280 → 00:01:58,389 the way in hell to the depths. Oh god, I
00:01:58,399 → 00:02:00,630 love it. Thank you, Teddy, for the music
00:02:00,640 → 00:02:04,789 and gorgeous job, Chewy. People, I want
00:02:04,799 → 00:02:09,270 you to welcome yourselves back to
00:02:09,280 → 00:02:11,029 Ammonu.
00:02:11,039 → 00:02:14,390 I want you to take a seat and I want to
00:02:14,400 → 00:02:18,470 tell you what is going on. What is going
00:02:18,480 → 00:02:20,550 on?
Section 6: 00:02:20,560 – 00:02:23,110
00:02:20,560 → 00:02:23,110 [Applause]
Section 7: 00:02:23,120 – 00:02:26,869
00:02:23,120 → 00:02:26,869 You
Section 8: 00:02:30,710 – 00:02:52,550
00:02:30,710 → 00:02:30,720 can have a skill.
00:02:30,720 → 00:02:35,110 You can have the skill that's required
00:02:35,120 → 00:02:38,229 to go directly to these sources so that
00:02:38,239 → 00:02:41,430 you never have to listen to a rabbi,
00:02:41,440 → 00:02:43,830 priest, preacher,
00:02:43,840 → 00:02:45,350 holy
00:02:45,360 → 00:02:47,110 person,
00:02:47,120 → 00:02:48,630 nun,
00:02:48,640 → 00:02:52,550 monk ever again.
Section 9: 00:02:52,560 – 00:03:26,790
00:02:52,560 → 00:02:56,790 You can go right back to the sources and
00:02:56,800 → 00:03:00,229 you will be able to see
00:03:00,239 → 00:03:03,750 where they are lying to you because
00:03:03,760 → 00:03:05,990 people there's one thing satanic
00:03:06,000 → 00:03:10,070 congregation you know this you know this
00:03:10,080 → 00:03:14,390 people love to lie they love to lie the
00:03:14,400 → 00:03:17,110 deception they bathe in it you know what
00:03:17,120 → 00:03:20,470 I mean so they can fulfill their worst
00:03:20,480 → 00:03:22,630 fantasies ies
00:03:22,640 → 00:03:26,790 and bring out their greed.
Section 10: 00:03:26,800 – 00:03:56,309
00:03:26,800 → 00:03:28,790 Do you understand?
00:03:28,800 → 00:03:30,949 Oh god.
00:03:30,959 → 00:03:34,949 Oh god. People, I want to start today by
00:03:34,959 → 00:03:39,110 saying who am I? Who am I?
00:03:39,120 → 00:03:42,229 You know that I am Amon,
00:03:42,239 → 00:03:45,830 right? Everyone Amen.
00:03:45,840 → 00:03:50,070 Thank you. Say my name. Indulge me. Hail
00:03:50,080 → 00:03:56,309 Satan and say my name. Amen.
Section 11: 00:03:56,319 – 00:04:10,470
00:03:56,319 → 00:03:59,589 And who am I? I'm the one who can give
00:03:59,599 → 00:04:03,030 you the skill to free yourself from the
00:04:03,040 → 00:04:04,949 deception
00:04:04,959 → 00:04:10,470 that hangs in the air around you.
Section 12: 00:04:13,190 – 00:04:21,430
00:04:13,190 → 00:04:13,200 I can give you the skill to be
00:04:13,200 → 00:04:14,949 independent.
00:04:14,959 → 00:04:21,430 Completely independent.
Section 13: 00:04:23,430 – 00:04:48,230
00:04:23,430 → 00:04:23,440 Thank you. Thank you. You may stop
00:04:23,440 → 00:04:26,870 saying almond. You may stop now.
00:04:26,880 → 00:04:28,870 Although I find it quite sexy that you
00:04:28,880 → 00:04:31,990 do that. Oh god. Okay. You know how to
00:04:32,000 → 00:04:34,950 get me. People, you know how to get me.
00:04:34,960 → 00:04:37,350 What's important? What's really
00:04:37,360 → 00:04:40,230 important is the teaching people. I want
00:04:40,240 → 00:04:42,790 you to know if you don't mind having a
00:04:42,800 → 00:04:45,830 casual conversation here as we open up
00:04:45,840 → 00:04:48,230 class.
Section 14: 00:04:48,240 – 00:04:59,590
00:04:48,240 → 00:04:51,189 which is by the way the biggest ancient
00:04:51,199 → 00:04:59,590 Greek class on the planet on the planet.
Section 15: 00:05:03,110 – 00:05:21,510
00:05:03,110 → 00:05:03,120 Understand what we are part of. See
00:05:03,120 → 00:05:06,070 where you are in history.
00:05:06,080 → 00:05:10,870 I can introduce you to your beloved.
00:05:10,880 → 00:05:13,270 Someone who will stay with you your
00:05:13,280 → 00:05:16,469 entire life. Doesn't matter if you've
00:05:16,479 → 00:05:21,510 got two years left
Section 16: 00:05:24,550 – 00:05:29,029
00:05:24,550 → 00:05:24,560 or 180.
00:05:24,560 → 00:05:29,029 It doesn't matter
Section 17: 00:05:39,590 – 00:05:56,070
00:05:39,590 → 00:05:39,600 Do you understand?
00:05:39,600 → 00:05:43,990 My god, man. I'm showing you a language.
00:05:44,000 → 00:05:47,749 Not just a language, but the language.
00:05:47,759 → 00:05:52,710 The language that gave us everything.
00:05:52,720 → 00:05:56,070 Everything.
Section 18: 00:05:59,270 – 00:06:25,110
00:05:59,270 → 00:05:59,280 You don't realize yesterday people, you
00:05:59,280 → 00:06:02,390 don't realize this, but yesterday we
00:06:02,400 → 00:06:06,390 punched a hole in the sky.
00:06:06,400 → 00:06:09,430 We punched a hole in the sky. I showed
00:06:09,440 → 00:06:11,270 you an ancient Greek author saying,
00:06:11,280 → 00:06:14,790 "Don't believe this BS from these flim
00:06:14,800 → 00:06:17,110 flammers. They're always confusing you
00:06:17,120 → 00:06:18,870 and saying, "Oh, it's Hebrew or
00:06:18,880 → 00:06:25,110 Phoenician. Those languages don't exist.
Section 19: 00:06:29,189 – 00:06:32,950
00:06:29,189 → 00:06:29,199 It is flim flamy to control your
00:06:29,199 → 00:06:32,950 noodle."
Section 20: 00:06:35,510 – 00:06:43,029
00:06:35,510 → 00:06:35,520 Lucian,
00:06:35,520 → 00:06:38,870 official of the Roman government. Oh
00:06:38,880 → 00:06:43,029 god.
Section 21: 00:06:46,070 – 00:06:50,870
00:06:46,070 → 00:06:46,080 Do you understand?
00:06:46,080 → 00:06:50,870 Greek speaker, Greek writer,
Section 22: 00:06:50,880 – 00:07:23,270
00:06:50,880 → 00:06:54,309 Greek renovator,
00:06:54,319 → 00:06:57,510 resuscitator, Lucian.
00:06:57,520 → 00:07:00,469 Okay, people. This is who you're dealing
00:07:00,479 → 00:07:02,070 with.
00:07:02,080 → 00:07:05,749 Fantastic. I am here to give you access
00:07:05,759 → 00:07:07,990 to that. You and I have been together
00:07:08,000 → 00:07:10,390 and we've seen all the people with all
00:07:10,400 → 00:07:12,790 the YouTube shows. We did a little tour
00:07:12,800 → 00:07:15,029 and we watched. We went all the way from
00:07:15,039 → 00:07:17,749 people just running away
00:07:17,759 → 00:07:23,270 because why? Why? Why would you run? Why
Section 23: 00:07:23,280 – 00:07:32,390
00:07:23,280 → 00:07:26,870 would you run from almond?
00:07:26,880 → 00:07:28,629 People put it up there. Why would you
00:07:28,639 → 00:07:32,390 run from almond,
Section 24: 00:07:33,909 – 00:07:56,629
00:07:33,909 → 00:07:33,919 please?
00:07:33,919 → 00:07:36,950 Because you cannot
00:07:36,960 → 00:07:39,830 hold that source
00:07:39,840 → 00:07:42,870 in your hands. You cannot commune with
00:07:42,880 → 00:07:45,909 her. You can't.
00:07:45,919 → 00:07:47,830 It's your punishment.
00:07:47,840 → 00:07:49,670 You realize you're in TardeRus. You
00:07:49,680 → 00:07:52,150 don't have the source. What did the
00:07:52,160 → 00:07:56,629 museum do?
Section 25: 00:08:00,230 – 00:08:13,909
00:08:00,230 → 00:08:00,240 It gave them the source.
00:08:00,240 → 00:08:03,830 It preserved for them the beauty of that
00:08:03,840 → 00:08:08,629 celestial mother Greek. The beauty of
00:08:08,639 → 00:08:13,909 mother Greek. Wow.
Section 26: 00:08:17,990 – 00:08:40,070
00:08:17,990 → 00:08:18,000 I can give you access
00:08:18,000 → 00:08:20,390 to that
00:08:20,400 → 00:08:24,390 to that realm where you can live with
00:08:24,400 → 00:08:26,309 her
00:08:26,319 → 00:08:29,749 and she can guide you throughout your
00:08:29,759 → 00:08:31,270 life.
00:08:31,280 → 00:08:35,110 No matter how long or short,
00:08:35,120 → 00:08:40,070 she will stay with you.
Section 27: 00:08:43,589 – 00:09:06,870
00:08:43,589 → 00:08:43,599 You mean you mean Alman our black belt
00:08:43,599 → 00:08:49,030 is a is a muse? Yes, exactly. When we
00:08:49,040 → 00:08:51,750 get to the top when you get to the top
00:08:51,760 → 00:08:54,630 ranks.
00:08:54,640 → 00:08:59,030 What are you? Do I give you a belt? No.
00:08:59,040 → 00:09:01,829 It's your access to her,
00:09:01,839 → 00:09:06,870 right? She is that rank.
Section 28: 00:09:06,880 – 00:09:29,030
00:09:06,880 → 00:09:09,430 How beautiful is this people? This is a
00:09:09,440 → 00:09:12,630 real skill. So we started out
00:09:12,640 → 00:09:15,190 and we watched the beginning somebody
00:09:15,200 → 00:09:18,949 run who pronounced the septuagent
00:09:18,959 → 00:09:21,590 as the septagent right like dude this is
00:09:21,600 → 00:09:24,230 your field all the way down from that
00:09:24,240 → 00:09:29,030 gross inadequate lack of knowledge
Section 29: 00:09:29,040 – 00:09:49,910
00:09:29,040 → 00:09:32,470 all the way up to somebody who yeah I I
00:09:32,480 → 00:09:35,670 sleep with the muse every day. Yeah.
00:09:35,680 → 00:09:38,070 Read Uripides. Oh, really? Well, here's
00:09:38,080 → 00:09:40,949 some straight from the devil. Can you
00:09:40,959 → 00:09:44,070 translate it?
00:09:44,080 → 00:09:49,910 Does it say what almonds been saying?
Section 30: 00:09:49,920 – 00:10:13,750
00:09:49,920 → 00:09:52,870 People are shocked. Did you realize that
00:09:52,880 → 00:09:55,910 they said in antiquity? People are
00:09:55,920 → 00:09:57,750 flimflamming
00:09:57,760 → 00:10:00,949 and they're doing it with this Hebrew
00:10:00,959 → 00:10:05,030 and Phoenician that doesn't exist.
00:10:05,040 → 00:10:07,829 Okay. Who do you think these lace days
00:10:07,839 → 00:10:10,470 are? Right. What do you think the price
00:10:10,480 → 00:10:13,750 of at life is?
Section 31: 00:10:13,760 – 00:10:33,190
00:10:13,760 → 00:10:17,750 I've got to get used to my
00:10:17,760 → 00:10:20,710 It's got a certain motion, people. You
00:10:20,720 → 00:10:22,790 know what I mean? The whipping and the
00:10:22,800 → 00:10:25,030 flogging are two different arts. That's
00:10:25,040 → 00:10:27,990 for sure. That's for sure. Oh, here.
00:10:28,000 → 00:10:33,190 Chewy wants me here. Ready?
Section 32: 00:10:33,200 – 00:10:45,110
00:10:33,200 → 00:10:37,670 Oh, I knew I would do that. What a
00:10:37,680 → 00:10:45,110 terrible idea.
Section 33: 00:10:46,790 – 00:11:09,829
00:10:46,790 → 00:10:46,800 Fantastic
00:10:46,800 → 00:10:50,310 people. What you have to do is you have
00:10:50,320 → 00:10:53,509 to press forward. You have to press
00:10:53,519 → 00:10:56,150 forward the art of learning ancient
00:10:56,160 → 00:10:58,389 Greek so that you can have access
00:10:58,399 → 00:11:01,430 yourself to these sources. This is not
00:11:01,440 → 00:11:04,949 something that you will gain overnight.
00:11:04,959 → 00:11:07,110 Do it again. You are such bad
00:11:07,120 → 00:11:09,829 influences, people.
Section 34: 00:11:09,839 – 00:11:48,230
00:11:09,839 → 00:11:12,870 You are such bad influences, right?
00:11:12,880 → 00:11:15,829 Don't worry. Don't worry. We will get
00:11:15,839 → 00:11:20,069 this worked out. We have to um
00:11:20,079 → 00:11:23,269 get serious. Right. Get serious. Here's
00:11:23,279 → 00:11:25,269 what we need to do, people. And I want
00:11:25,279 → 00:11:27,190 you to consider this very carefully. I
00:11:27,200 → 00:11:28,949 want you to sit there and think about me
00:11:28,959 → 00:11:33,030 and a former student of mine, right, who
00:11:33,040 → 00:11:35,829 um are sitting today talking to each
00:11:35,839 → 00:11:39,430 other, talking to each other. Now, I was
00:11:39,440 → 00:11:41,269 going to share with you her entire
00:11:41,279 → 00:11:45,430 email, her entire email, but it is to
00:11:45,440 → 00:11:48,230 her personal advantage right now that I
Section 35: 00:11:48,240 – 00:12:12,470
00:11:48,240 → 00:11:51,190 do not.
00:11:51,200 → 00:11:54,389 But she's happy for me to give you
00:11:54,399 → 00:11:56,870 several messages.
00:11:56,880 → 00:11:59,829 She learned
00:11:59,839 → 00:12:02,389 she learned
00:12:02,399 → 00:12:03,910 what
00:12:03,920 → 00:12:06,550 education was,
00:12:06,560 → 00:12:08,629 what a teacher
00:12:08,639 → 00:12:12,470 really is.
Section 36: 00:12:14,949 – 00:12:18,870
00:12:14,949 → 00:12:14,959 And through Nemesis,
00:12:14,959 → 00:12:18,870 she was gifted.
Section 37: 00:12:24,069 – 00:12:37,509
00:12:24,069 → 00:12:24,079 She was gifted with a vision of justice
00:12:24,079 → 00:12:27,350 and an understanding of why it is that
00:12:27,360 → 00:12:31,670 things are the way they are right now.
00:12:31,680 → 00:12:35,430 This is one of my students who is an A+
00:12:35,440 → 00:12:37,509 student,
Section 38: 00:12:37,519 – 00:12:54,150
00:12:37,519 → 00:12:39,509 right?
00:12:39,519 → 00:12:43,030 worked her butt off, did everything I
00:12:43,040 → 00:12:47,030 said, everything I said, and ended up
00:12:47,040 → 00:12:50,310 mastering um the material,
00:12:50,320 → 00:12:54,150 right?
Section 39: 00:12:59,829 – 00:13:27,269
00:12:59,829 → 00:12:59,839 She is like many people out there,
00:12:59,839 → 00:13:01,829 people that go by that I don't have
00:13:01,839 → 00:13:03,910 personal experience with, but I know
00:13:03,920 → 00:13:06,629 you're out there.
00:13:06,639 → 00:13:08,150 And I know there's a tremendous
00:13:08,160 → 00:13:10,710 responsibility with what I do, with
00:13:10,720 → 00:13:13,030 what, Joey, with what you do, with what
00:13:13,040 → 00:13:14,710 we do. There's a tremendous
00:13:14,720 → 00:13:17,910 responsibility here, right? We are not
00:13:17,920 → 00:13:20,949 here to get you into a back alley. Do
00:13:20,959 → 00:13:24,310 you understand my fingers? They're right
00:13:24,320 → 00:13:27,269 here. People,
Section 40: 00:13:27,279 – 00:14:06,389
00:13:27,279 → 00:13:30,150 you need to have access to ancient
00:13:30,160 → 00:13:32,790 Greek. And I am giving you the
00:13:32,800 → 00:13:34,949 opportunity,
00:13:34,959 → 00:13:38,069 the opportunity
00:13:38,079 → 00:13:41,190 to access that real from antiquity. And
00:13:41,200 → 00:13:43,030 you don't have to listen to me. Do you
00:13:43,040 → 00:13:46,150 think my students go off and have to
00:13:46,160 → 00:13:49,350 hear and talk to me all the time? No.
00:13:49,360 → 00:13:51,190 cuz now they've got the tools and they
00:13:51,200 → 00:13:53,829 can dig up the sources themselves.
00:13:53,839 → 00:13:55,750 Right? And sometimes they can send me
00:13:55,760 → 00:13:57,910 questions and I can say, "Hell if I
00:13:57,920 → 00:14:01,509 know. Nice job. Gorgeous fine. Hell if I
00:14:01,519 → 00:14:06,389 know." Right. Right. And that's when you
Section 41: 00:14:06,399 – 00:14:45,189
00:14:06,399 → 00:14:11,350 know the the work that is being done.
00:14:11,360 → 00:14:16,550 We started off with Kip and we ended up
00:14:16,560 → 00:14:20,870 with Thurman all the way at the top.
00:14:20,880 → 00:14:22,629 People, how does he do that? How does
00:14:22,639 → 00:14:25,829 Almond do that? How does he walk in and
00:14:25,839 → 00:14:27,990 kick down the doors and take your text
00:14:28,000 → 00:14:31,110 and walk out and say bye-bye? How does
00:14:31,120 → 00:14:34,790 he do that? Oh my god. Maybe it's
00:14:34,800 → 00:14:37,189 because he's running. Maybe it's because
00:14:37,199 → 00:14:38,870 he's not rooted. Right. I got no
00:14:38,880 → 00:14:42,230 sponsors, people. I don't care to sell
00:14:42,240 → 00:14:45,189 you shite. And there is one person who
Section 42: 00:14:45,199 – 00:15:00,790
00:14:45,199 → 00:14:48,470 makes that possible right now. And I'm
00:14:48,480 → 00:14:51,670 telling you this because I do not teach.
00:14:51,680 → 00:14:54,069 I do not teach. I have no students right
00:14:54,079 → 00:15:00,790 now. And I get email from
Section 43: 00:15:07,509 – 00:15:12,949
00:15:07,509 → 00:15:07,519 When are we going to start classes
00:15:07,519 → 00:15:12,949 again?
Section 44: 00:15:15,110 – 00:15:26,230
00:15:15,110 → 00:15:15,120 Doc, don't call me that. Just call me
00:15:15,120 → 00:15:17,030 Almond.
00:15:17,040 → 00:15:19,269 Let's
00:15:19,279 → 00:15:21,189 jump in
00:15:21,199 → 00:15:26,230 to that stream.
Section 45: 00:15:28,150 – 00:15:41,189
00:15:28,150 → 00:15:28,160 Yes. Oh, Chewy. Thank you, Chewy. That's
00:15:28,160 → 00:15:29,750 why Chewy is part of the rebellion. You
00:15:29,760 → 00:15:34,150 know what I mean? Right. Um,
00:15:34,160 → 00:15:36,389 questioning.
00:15:36,399 → 00:15:41,189 Questioning. my student was also
Section 46: 00:15:43,430 – 00:16:07,749
00:15:43,430 → 00:15:43,440 um whose email someday I hope that I can
00:15:43,440 → 00:15:45,590 read to you because it's a you know you
00:15:45,600 → 00:15:50,790 get those testim testaments of
00:15:50,800 → 00:15:52,949 of beauty
00:15:52,959 → 00:15:55,430 moments in the world that you realize oh
00:15:55,440 → 00:15:59,829 god this is all worth it right
00:15:59,839 → 00:16:01,829 oh and you acknowledge you see the other
00:16:01,839 → 00:16:04,949 person and the fight and all the [\h__\h]
00:16:04,959 → 00:16:07,749 that's happening
Section 47: 00:16:11,110 – 00:16:46,069
00:16:11,110 → 00:16:11,120 Right. And you're human to human.
00:16:11,120 → 00:16:13,749 You're human to human. That's what is
00:16:13,759 → 00:16:17,350 really important. And um someday I hope
00:16:17,360 → 00:16:21,670 to be able to read you her email.
00:16:21,680 → 00:16:24,389 And it had to do by the way with the
00:16:24,399 → 00:16:28,629 impact the impact that my teaching was
00:16:28,639 → 00:16:32,150 setting as a standard that was opposite
00:16:32,160 → 00:16:35,189 of what the world was giving.
00:16:35,199 → 00:16:39,189 Right. Pure Nemesis in the end. Oh god,
00:16:39,199 → 00:16:41,269 this email is like a movie. Reading is
00:16:41,279 → 00:16:43,350 like a movie.
00:16:43,360 → 00:16:46,069 Right. Brilliant.
Section 48: 00:16:46,079 – 00:17:14,309
00:16:46,079 → 00:16:49,829 Fantastic. Anyway, one of the things um
00:16:49,839 → 00:16:53,269 questioning people, it's not a bad
00:16:53,279 → 00:16:54,949 thing.
00:16:54,959 → 00:16:57,590 It's not a bad thing. Question. Look at
00:16:57,600 → 00:17:00,629 the person who's talking to you. Right
00:17:00,639 → 00:17:02,629 now, of course, I tell you that because
00:17:02,639 → 00:17:04,710 I'm devilishly handsome and I'm talking
00:17:04,720 → 00:17:07,350 to you right now. Look at the person
00:17:07,360 → 00:17:10,069 who's talking to you and say, "What is
00:17:10,079 → 00:17:14,309 where are this person's hands?
Section 49: 00:17:14,319 – 00:17:31,350
00:17:14,319 → 00:17:18,309 Where are this person's hands?"
00:17:18,319 → 00:17:21,110 How many times in life have you gone
00:17:21,120 → 00:17:22,789 somewhere and said, "Get your hands out
00:17:22,799 → 00:17:25,829 of there. What are you doing? People
00:17:25,839 → 00:17:28,549 getting handsy,
00:17:28,559 → 00:17:31,350 right?
Section 50: 00:17:33,350 – 00:17:49,110
00:17:33,350 → 00:17:33,360 When you
00:17:33,360 → 00:17:36,470 can look into the eyes of someone and
00:17:36,480 → 00:17:39,350 know who they are and you can know if
00:17:39,360 → 00:17:42,789 they're a monster, right? Or if they're
00:17:42,799 → 00:17:49,110 an angel, right? A messenger of God,
Section 51: 00:17:49,120 – 00:18:09,270
00:17:49,120 → 00:17:52,310 right? Could be the devil. Could be your
00:17:52,320 → 00:17:56,310 chance to get the fruit.
00:17:56,320 → 00:17:59,669 could be that question that you're able
00:17:59,679 → 00:18:01,909 to give to the oracle. Can you imagine
00:18:01,919 → 00:18:05,110 people? Can you imagine? This is the way
00:18:05,120 → 00:18:07,029 the world is. This is the world that
00:18:07,039 → 00:18:09,270 created democracy.
Section 52: 00:18:09,280 – 00:18:30,549
00:18:09,280 → 00:18:13,029 You can go if you want, you can go to
00:18:13,039 → 00:18:17,190 the oracle and you can ask her one
00:18:17,200 → 00:18:19,510 question
00:18:19,520 → 00:18:24,950 and her answer will be the universe's
00:18:24,960 → 00:18:30,549 heart poured into mother Greek.
Section 53: 00:18:30,559 – 00:18:51,190
00:18:30,559 → 00:18:32,390 An antenna,
00:18:32,400 → 00:18:35,190 the language itself must receive that
00:18:35,200 → 00:18:38,950 message. That's why it's so important
00:18:38,960 → 00:18:43,350 for you to see that the Greek was
00:18:43,360 → 00:18:46,549 carrying the message that was then
00:18:46,559 → 00:18:51,190 chopped up and destroyed
Section 54: 00:18:51,200 – 00:19:34,789
00:18:51,200 → 00:18:55,350 in the ancient Hebrew fabricated
00:18:55,360 → 00:18:59,350 texts. Do you understand? The maseretic
00:18:59,360 → 00:19:04,549 text is an attempt to stop the muse from
00:19:04,559 → 00:19:06,789 singing.
00:19:06,799 → 00:19:08,950 The Greek
00:19:08,960 → 00:19:12,310 thankfully has been sitting there. It's
00:19:12,320 → 00:19:16,870 what Jesus Christ was quoting.
00:19:16,880 → 00:19:19,029 It's what Jesus Christ was quoting when
00:19:19,039 → 00:19:21,830 Jesus Christ was quoting what you call
00:19:21,840 → 00:19:25,350 the Torah. Now, do you know or the
00:19:25,360 → 00:19:28,150 prophets, do you know
00:19:28,160 → 00:19:30,070 what he was quoting? Yeah, he was
00:19:30,080 → 00:19:32,390 quoting the Septuagent. He was quoting
00:19:32,400 → 00:19:34,789 the Greek.
Section 55: 00:19:34,799 – 00:19:45,590
00:19:34,799 → 00:19:36,710 Quoting the Greek. Do you want to be
00:19:36,720 → 00:19:39,190 able to read that? Do you want to be
00:19:39,200 → 00:19:42,070 able to know who
00:19:42,080 → 00:19:45,590 she is?
Section 56: 00:19:49,029 – 00:20:19,010
00:19:49,029 → 00:19:49,039 Oh, God. You're going to have to do it
00:19:49,039 → 00:19:51,750 through the Greek.
00:19:51,760 → 00:19:53,430 And do you think that's going to happen
00:19:53,440 → 00:19:56,630 overnight? No. You will get deeper and
00:19:56,640 → 00:19:59,750 deeper and deeper over time. Many of you
00:19:59,760 → 00:20:02,310 sitting there now
00:20:02,320 → 00:20:07,350 in our assembly, many of you
00:20:07,360 → 00:20:10,310 have studied four chapters, five
00:20:10,320 → 00:20:13,909 chapters, six chapters. You're on unit,
00:20:13,919 → 00:20:17,669 Some of you are on unit 15,
00:20:17,679 → 00:20:19,010 right?
Section 57: 00:20:19,020 – 00:20:20,390
00:20:19,020 → 00:20:20,390 [Music]
Section 58: 00:20:20,400 – 00:20:39,750
00:20:20,400 → 00:20:22,950 Some of you walked away from it and came
00:20:22,960 → 00:20:24,470 back.
00:20:24,480 → 00:20:27,029 I know. Why do I know this? How do Am I
00:20:27,039 → 00:20:30,470 all knowing? No, it's just email people,
00:20:30,480 → 00:20:32,390 right?
00:20:32,400 → 00:20:35,510 So, I'm answering all of that email
00:20:35,520 → 00:20:39,750 tonight. We are getting
Section 59: 00:20:39,760 – 00:20:48,310
00:20:39,760 → 00:20:41,830 back into session with school. And I
00:20:41,840 → 00:20:43,270 want to explain something to you, my
00:20:43,280 → 00:20:48,310 students. Right. My students,
Section 60: 00:20:52,149 – 00:21:14,870
00:20:52,149 → 00:20:52,159 my actual students,
00:20:52,159 → 00:20:54,710 please understand that I'm working right
00:20:54,720 → 00:20:59,110 now on my magnum opus.
00:20:59,120 → 00:21:02,070 The thing that what is your magnum opus?
00:21:02,080 → 00:21:07,029 It's you ask it's that work
00:21:07,039 → 00:21:10,549 that is the culmination of your life's
00:21:10,559 → 00:21:12,070 study
00:21:12,080 → 00:21:14,870 and experience.
Section 61: 00:21:14,880 – 00:22:06,710
00:21:14,880 → 00:21:19,350 It's that great work. And if that's an
00:21:19,360 → 00:21:21,669 artist,
00:21:21,679 → 00:21:27,270 it's that sculpture. It's that
00:21:27,280 → 00:21:29,350 song.
00:21:29,360 → 00:21:31,990 It's that symphony,
00:21:32,000 → 00:21:34,630 right? It's that painting,
00:21:34,640 → 00:21:38,870 right? Where was it when that artist's
00:21:38,880 → 00:21:40,390 soul
00:21:40,400 → 00:21:45,270 was made visible and enabled you to see
00:21:45,280 → 00:21:47,110 the muse
00:21:47,120 → 00:21:50,710 in corporeal form? Where is it? That's
00:21:50,720 → 00:21:53,190 what I'm working on.
00:21:53,200 → 00:21:55,590 That's what I'm working on.
00:21:55,600 → 00:21:57,830 And I'm working on that for a person.
00:21:57,840 → 00:22:00,710 Somebody asked me, somebody, my student
00:22:00,720 → 00:22:02,390 asked me, I'll just tell you this. This
00:22:02,400 → 00:22:03,510 is okay. And I think this is
00:22:03,520 → 00:22:04,870 illustrative.
00:22:04,880 → 00:22:06,710 Um,
Section 62: 00:22:06,720 – 00:22:29,669
00:22:06,720 → 00:22:10,310 she said, "What about the money, Ammon?"
00:22:10,320 → 00:22:14,549 Right? Cuz she's not impoverished.
00:22:14,559 → 00:22:18,630 And for a minute, for for a minute, I
00:22:18,640 → 00:22:21,669 was put into the position I could smell
00:22:21,679 → 00:22:25,270 Jesus. I was like, "Somebody farted a
00:22:25,280 → 00:22:29,669 Jesus over here, right?
Section 63: 00:22:29,679 – 00:22:50,549
00:22:29,679 → 00:22:32,070 What do I do?"
00:22:32,080 → 00:22:35,190 And for a minute I realized how cruel,
00:22:35,200 → 00:22:38,789 how cruel, how cruel it is. Sell
00:22:38,799 → 00:22:41,430 everything you've got. Give it to the
00:22:41,440 → 00:22:44,870 poor and follow me.
00:22:44,880 → 00:22:47,669 How cruel is that?
00:22:47,679 → 00:22:50,549 All right.
Section 64: 00:22:50,559 – 00:23:13,590
00:22:50,559 → 00:22:54,789 Your creed stains your soul with the
00:22:54,799 → 00:22:57,350 stench of ruin.
00:22:57,360 → 00:23:00,310 Let me tell you something, my student.
00:23:00,320 → 00:23:04,230 You were given a gift, a gift of justice
00:23:04,240 → 00:23:08,630 in an unjust world.
00:23:08,640 → 00:23:10,390 I don't think your concern should be,
00:23:10,400 → 00:23:13,590 "What about my finances?"
Section 65: 00:23:13,600 – 00:24:05,830
00:23:13,600 → 00:23:16,549 You already passed the test.
00:23:16,559 → 00:23:18,390 The greed,
00:23:18,400 → 00:23:21,270 the greed is what stains. Can you see
00:23:21,280 → 00:23:22,950 the greed in the people who want to
00:23:22,960 → 00:23:26,789 cover up for the people who are
00:23:26,799 → 00:23:28,390 violating
00:23:28,400 → 00:23:31,110 children?
00:23:31,120 → 00:23:34,710 Can you see that greed?
00:23:34,720 → 00:23:37,590 What fuels the sickopant?
00:23:37,600 → 00:23:39,750 What fuels the sick of? Do you have any
00:23:39,760 → 00:23:42,470 nice pictures? Make me small. Put up
00:23:42,480 → 00:23:45,350 something, Joey. For goodness sake. I
00:23:45,360 → 00:23:48,310 can't maintain the mojo in the cockpit
00:23:48,320 → 00:23:52,149 for that long. Put Put something up.
00:23:52,159 → 00:23:55,990 How about him? That's nice. Fantastic.
00:23:56,000 → 00:23:59,110 Look at this guy.
00:23:59,120 → 00:24:02,549 right now people how is this how is this
00:24:02,559 → 00:24:05,830 the relevant the the trick of the mother
Section 66: 00:24:05,840 – 00:24:22,070
00:24:05,840 → 00:24:09,270 Greek is she has that voice of the past
00:24:09,280 → 00:24:11,669 present and future that's an expression
00:24:11,679 → 00:24:13,750 they had I'm not just pulling that out
00:24:13,760 → 00:24:16,310 of thin air that's an expression the
00:24:16,320 → 00:24:19,190 voice of the past present and future the
00:24:19,200 → 00:24:22,070 prophetic powers
Section 67: 00:24:22,080 – 00:24:29,110
00:24:22,080 → 00:24:29,110 writ it in logoy. Do you understand?
Section 68: 00:24:32,070 – 00:24:54,710
00:24:32,070 → 00:24:32,080 This is the magic that you must learn.
00:24:32,080 → 00:24:35,350 This is not taught at universities. Why?
00:24:35,360 → 00:24:37,669 Why is it that almond can make Greek so
00:24:37,679 → 00:24:40,950 sexy, right? Because I just turn you I
00:24:40,960 → 00:24:44,470 just open the door say go for. It's not
00:24:44,480 → 00:24:47,909 prepackaged for you to buy. It's not
00:24:47,919 → 00:24:50,710 prepackaged for you to consume.
00:24:50,720 → 00:24:54,710 It's just unadulterated
Section 69: 00:24:54,720 – 00:25:14,390
00:24:54,720 → 00:24:59,190 glorious mother Greek. That's the key to
00:24:59,200 → 00:25:03,430 everything. Oh. Oh, God. People, are you
00:25:03,440 → 00:25:05,430 ready? Are you ready? You're going to be
00:25:05,440 → 00:25:07,669 able to do, just imagine for a minute.
00:25:07,679 → 00:25:09,510 You're going to be able to do as we walk
00:25:09,520 → 00:25:14,390 through this what a professor who went
Section 70: 00:25:14,400 – 00:25:44,630
00:25:14,400 → 00:25:17,430 on a podcast,
00:25:17,440 → 00:25:20,870 right? who went on Danny Jones and did
00:25:20,880 → 00:25:24,070 his thing and
00:25:24,080 → 00:25:25,909 realized sitting there, you all saw it
00:25:25,919 → 00:25:29,590 in real time. He realized, oh my god,
00:25:29,600 → 00:25:34,149 that you know that Christ is a drug.
00:25:34,159 → 00:25:36,950 Christ is a drug.
00:25:36,960 → 00:25:39,990 Is can Christing be a drug? Then Danny
00:25:40,000 → 00:25:44,630 said he said, "Nope."
Section 71: 00:25:46,390 – 00:26:03,110
00:25:46,390 → 00:25:46,400 Right people, do you see the power?
00:25:46,400 → 00:25:48,070 That's magic.
00:25:48,080 → 00:25:51,590 Do you see the power over the mind?
00:25:51,600 → 00:25:54,390 Right? What do we do? We opened his
00:25:54,400 → 00:25:56,630 eyes. He didn't want it. And he closed
00:25:56,640 → 00:26:03,110 them back again like a child,
Section 72: 00:26:04,630 – 00:26:23,830
00:26:04,630 → 00:26:04,640 right?
00:26:04,640 → 00:26:06,149 Do you want to see the mystery? Do you
00:26:06,159 → 00:26:07,830 want to see the original Christing
00:26:07,840 → 00:26:09,830 people? Do you realize there are people
00:26:09,840 → 00:26:13,269 all over the place saying right now, um,
00:26:13,279 → 00:26:16,390 what is a Christ?
00:26:16,400 → 00:26:18,310 What is the Christ? There are people who
00:26:18,320 → 00:26:19,830 are saying, "Wait, there's Christing
00:26:19,840 → 00:26:23,830 outside the Bible?" Yeah,
Section 73: 00:26:23,840 – 00:26:48,710
00:26:23,840 → 00:26:28,470 there's Christing outside the Bible.
00:26:28,480 → 00:26:31,269 Imagine that, people. Look at how far
00:26:31,279 → 00:26:35,350 forward we have pushed people.
00:26:35,360 → 00:26:37,830 They're now opening up and saying, "Wait
00:26:37,840 → 00:26:39,909 a minute.
00:26:39,919 → 00:26:43,590 There's Christs everywhere.
00:26:43,600 → 00:26:45,269 Um, it's not just something that's, you
00:26:45,279 → 00:26:48,710 know, Jesus.
Section 74: 00:26:52,789 – 00:27:08,390
00:26:52,789 → 00:26:52,799 No, it's not. It's not. And we are
00:26:52,799 → 00:26:55,590 showing people where all of those things
00:26:55,600 → 00:26:58,310 are. And this is why you have book
00:26:58,320 → 00:27:01,990 burners, right? Our enemy here, the
00:27:02,000 → 00:27:04,789 empire here are those people who burn
00:27:04,799 → 00:27:08,390 books, who stop media,
Section 75: 00:27:08,400 – 00:27:40,630
00:27:08,400 → 00:27:12,230 who control information.
00:27:12,240 → 00:27:15,669 That's who the empire is, right? If this
00:27:15,679 → 00:27:19,029 is the rebellion,
00:27:19,039 → 00:27:24,230 the renaissance only comes as a rebirth.
00:27:24,240 → 00:27:28,390 What had to happen for us to need a
00:27:28,400 → 00:27:32,230 renaissance? We had to have a death. We
00:27:32,240 → 00:27:35,590 had to have death, people, right?
00:27:35,600 → 00:27:40,630 Renaissance only comes after death.
Section 76: 00:27:40,640 – 00:27:56,070
00:27:40,640 → 00:27:43,750 And guess what? I am profaining the
00:27:43,760 → 00:27:48,710 mysteries by teaching you Greek. You
00:27:48,720 → 00:27:51,990 will have more religion,
00:27:52,000 → 00:27:56,070 pure, undefiled religion
Section 77: 00:27:56,080 – 00:28:07,350
00:27:56,080 → 00:27:58,870 with Mother Greek than anywhere else on
00:27:58,880 → 00:28:00,950 the planet. Do you understand me? If you
00:28:00,960 → 00:28:02,789 don't believe me, listen to the Indian
00:28:02,799 → 00:28:07,350 King.
Section 78: 00:28:10,149 – 00:28:29,750
00:28:10,149 → 00:28:10,159 It's gorgeous. right out of an Indian
00:28:10,159 → 00:28:13,590 king's mouth. Isn't that lovely?
00:28:13,600 → 00:28:17,190 Okay, fantastic. I had to get some of
00:28:17,200 → 00:28:21,430 that out. Don't fail to question. Chewy,
00:28:21,440 → 00:28:23,269 don't you agree that was important? That
00:28:23,279 → 00:28:26,789 was a Don't fail to question people.
00:28:26,799 → 00:28:29,750 Right. Question.
Section 79: 00:28:29,760 – 00:28:40,310
00:28:29,760 → 00:28:33,110 Can you imagine learning that?
00:28:33,120 → 00:28:36,310 Right. How many years did it take me to
00:28:36,320 → 00:28:40,310 learn that?
Section 80: 00:28:42,950 – 00:28:57,750
00:28:42,950 → 00:28:42,960 It's that Aristotle people. It's the
00:28:42,960 → 00:28:45,430 Aristotle. What are you going to do?
00:28:45,440 → 00:28:49,190 Right. Right. I know it's nerdy, but
00:28:49,200 → 00:28:51,350 this is the thing you need. You need to
00:28:53,760 → 00:28:57,750 given the Renaissance.
Section 81: 00:28:59,269 – 00:29:07,510
00:28:59,269 → 00:28:59,279 Yeah.
00:28:59,279 → 00:29:02,310 Why is there cake and pie here? Chewy.
00:29:02,320 → 00:29:07,510 You bought cake and pie today.
Section 82: 00:29:12,230 – 00:29:27,190
00:29:12,230 → 00:29:12,240 your habit, man. Sugar habit.
00:29:12,240 → 00:29:14,950 What? I just like to blame you for that,
00:29:14,960 → 00:29:17,590 right? Cuz I know you're a sugar junkie
00:29:17,600 → 00:29:19,510 and you're going to bring it in. There
00:29:19,520 → 00:29:22,230 it is. I'm going to get some. Sneak in.
00:29:22,240 → 00:29:27,190 Rise. Midnight. Don't. All right. Don't.
Section 83: 00:29:27,200 – 00:29:43,830
00:29:27,200 → 00:29:31,510 Let's do it, people. Um what am I
00:29:31,520 → 00:29:36,950 offering to you while I write my
00:29:39,760 → 00:29:43,830 um I can't
Section 84: 00:29:43,840 – 00:30:20,310
00:29:43,840 → 00:29:48,310 have students because um I need to focus
00:29:48,320 → 00:29:51,190 and so it's nothing personal by the way
00:29:51,200 → 00:29:53,190 for people who assume it's something
00:29:53,200 → 00:29:55,510 what did I No don't worry you didn't
00:29:55,520 → 00:29:57,269 fart you didn't you know it's nothing
00:29:57,279 → 00:30:00,870 wrong it's not you, it's me. It sounds
00:30:00,880 → 00:30:05,350 like what? No, seriously. Um, I can't
00:30:05,360 → 00:30:07,510 have students. I can't uh I've really
00:30:07,520 → 00:30:09,510 got to concentrate and focus and get
00:30:09,520 → 00:30:11,990 this done. And if you know me, as you've
00:30:12,000 → 00:30:14,230 been with me for the last three years,
00:30:14,240 → 00:30:17,029 you know, right? Dude has a
00:30:17,039 → 00:30:20,310 concentration issue, doesn't he?
Section 85: 00:30:20,320 – 00:30:28,070
00:30:20,320 → 00:30:22,389 Yeah.
00:30:22,399 → 00:30:24,549 Are they all
00:30:24,559 → 00:30:28,070 okay? Right.
Section 86: 00:30:28,080 – 00:30:45,830
00:30:28,080 → 00:30:30,389 Now,
00:30:30,399 → 00:30:32,710 people were requesting whipping. It's
00:30:32,720 → 00:30:34,710 not whipping.
00:30:34,720 → 00:30:37,590 It's flogging. People, come on. Get your
00:30:37,600 → 00:30:40,070 termination down. I'm going to put this.
00:30:40,080 → 00:30:45,830 Does anybody mind if I flog a melon?
Section 87: 00:30:48,149 – 00:31:12,070
00:30:48,149 → 00:30:48,159 I don't think that's a Is that YouTube
00:30:48,159 → 00:30:51,110 friendly to flog melons? I'm going to
00:30:51,120 → 00:30:53,430 flog melons.
00:30:53,440 → 00:30:56,070 It's going to be a new sport. I'm going
00:30:56,080 → 00:30:58,870 to put the microphone down by the melon.
00:30:58,880 → 00:31:00,870 Okay. So, you can hear Tell me people if
00:31:00,880 → 00:31:04,070 this sounds good. This is ASMR for
00:31:04,080 → 00:31:05,590 weirdos,
00:31:05,600 → 00:31:08,789 right? Mommy, what's he doing? Imagine
00:31:08,799 → 00:31:12,070 yourself right here, Timmy.
Section 88: 00:31:12,080 – 00:31:20,230
00:31:12,080 → 00:31:14,470 Okay. Ready? You're going to have to
00:31:14,480 → 00:31:20,230 watch
Section 89: 00:31:27,350 – 00:31:44,389
00:31:27,350 → 00:31:27,360 Does everybody love that? Is that okay
00:31:27,360 → 00:31:29,190 with the whipping? People have been
00:31:29,200 → 00:31:33,269 begging. Did Timmy feel the lash? Oh,
00:31:33,279 → 00:31:35,269 man. There's something to this flogging
00:31:35,279 → 00:31:39,350 business. I didn't realize that. Uh,
00:31:39,360 → 00:31:44,389 now Gibson, I understand it now, man.
Section 90: 00:31:44,399 – 00:31:50,070
00:31:44,399 → 00:31:50,070 I get it, man. Let's flog Jesus.
Section 91: 00:31:53,990 – 00:32:24,389
00:31:53,990 → 00:31:54,000 Should we flog Jesus? Let's vlog anybody
00:31:54,000 → 00:31:55,509 involved
00:31:55,519 → 00:31:57,430 in the
00:31:57,440 → 00:31:59,029 violation
00:31:59,039 → 00:32:01,029 of youth.
00:32:01,039 → 00:32:03,750 Can we just agree on that? As a world
00:32:03,760 → 00:32:05,750 that worships the great mother, can we
00:32:05,760 → 00:32:10,070 just say here are lashes for those who
00:32:10,080 → 00:32:12,950 violate youth and that includes blowing
00:32:12,960 → 00:32:14,870 them up,
00:32:14,880 → 00:32:18,630 blowing them up or shooting them.
00:32:18,640 → 00:32:24,389 Right? This is basic morality 101
Section 92: 00:32:24,399 – 00:32:46,630
00:32:24,399 → 00:32:28,870 for those who still respect the gods.
00:32:28,880 → 00:32:30,470 For those of us who still worship
00:32:30,480 → 00:32:34,230 justice, right? This is what we do. We
00:32:34,240 → 00:32:37,509 don't let them get away. We don't let
00:32:37,519 → 00:32:40,710 them get away with their nastiness. They
00:32:40,720 → 00:32:43,909 can be perverts. We don't care. We don't
00:32:43,919 → 00:32:46,630 lash perverts.
Section 93: 00:32:46,640 – 00:33:35,830
00:32:46,640 → 00:32:48,870 This is hell.
00:32:48,880 → 00:32:50,789 Do you understand?
00:32:50,799 → 00:32:53,830 We don't fogg perverts. We flog
00:32:53,840 → 00:32:56,310 predators.
00:32:56,320 → 00:32:58,389 You understand?
00:32:58,399 → 00:33:01,430 Does everybody get that? That's straight
00:33:01,440 → 00:33:05,269 That's straight from Lady Justice.
00:33:05,279 → 00:33:09,269 I love it. I love it.
00:33:09,279 → 00:33:13,430 You've got to get the motion.
00:33:13,440 → 00:33:16,070 Yes. I'm going to like this, people. All
00:33:16,080 → 00:33:17,990 right. Now, here's what I want you to
00:33:18,000 → 00:33:20,230 do. Here's what I want you to do. You've
00:33:20,240 → 00:33:24,230 all you've all seen this text and you
00:33:24,240 → 00:33:27,269 were all at various stages of the Greek
00:33:27,279 → 00:33:31,669 intensive course. What I am going to do
00:33:31,679 → 00:33:35,830 is give you in very rapid succession
Section 94: 00:33:35,840 – 00:34:12,310
00:33:35,840 → 00:33:38,470 overviews of the units and how to get
00:33:38,480 → 00:33:41,350 through them. The units and how to get
00:33:41,360 → 00:33:44,310 through them. Now, I want you to keep in
00:33:44,320 → 00:33:50,149 mind a few things as we begin. And I
00:33:50,159 → 00:33:51,990 know you're all at different levels and
00:33:52,000 → 00:33:53,830 somebody's like, "Wait a minute. I'm on
00:33:53,840 → 00:33:57,750 chapter 15." Hey, shut up. Shut up. I'll
00:33:57,760 → 00:34:02,710 get to you. Right. Make me use this.
00:34:02,720 → 00:34:06,310 Right. See, it's fantastic. Oh, if I
00:34:06,320 → 00:34:07,669 could have done this when I was a
00:34:07,679 → 00:34:12,310 professor. Wow.
Section 95: 00:34:14,629 – 00:34:29,750
00:34:14,629 → 00:34:14,639 Do you see what it frees? It frees me.
00:34:14,639 → 00:34:18,230 Right. Being a Ronin. What's the Yes.
00:34:18,240 → 00:34:20,950 Right. Melon has been cleaned. It has
00:34:20,960 → 00:34:23,510 been completely purged.
00:34:23,520 → 00:34:25,669 The cleansing I have pronounced on
00:34:25,679 → 00:34:29,750 melon. Excellent. Melon cleansing.
Section 96: 00:34:29,760 – 00:34:58,310
00:34:29,760 → 00:34:32,389 That's fantastic. Um I told you you
00:34:32,399 → 00:34:33,990 people are smart by the way too. Didn't
00:34:34,000 → 00:34:36,470 I tell you that? Now people, those of
00:34:36,480 → 00:34:38,710 you who have gone a certain distance and
00:34:38,720 → 00:34:41,109 have to, you know, hit the wall, cuz you
00:34:41,119 → 00:34:42,629 will, people, I want you to remember
00:34:42,639 → 00:34:44,790 this. You're going to always hit walls
00:34:44,800 → 00:34:47,430 with Greek. You're going to hit walls.
00:34:47,440 → 00:34:49,270 Why? Because we're not just talking
00:34:49,280 → 00:34:52,950 about a language. We're talking about
00:34:52,960 → 00:34:58,310 a thousand to 2,000 years of language,
Section 97: 00:34:58,320 – 00:35:03,750
00:34:58,320 → 00:35:03,750 right? Just think a,000 BCish
Section 98: 00:35:03,760 – 00:35:38,950
00:35:03,760 → 00:35:09,030 down to 500 if you want to stay, you
00:35:09,040 → 00:35:11,349 know, a little conservative. That's 1500
00:35:11,359 → 00:35:14,150 years, right? If you extend out to the
00:35:14,160 → 00:35:17,430 Byzantine lexica that you're going to
00:35:17,440 → 00:35:19,430 want, people, you're not going to not
00:35:19,440 → 00:35:21,910 want Byzantine Greek,
00:35:21,920 → 00:35:23,829 right? Just like you're going to hit a
00:35:23,839 → 00:35:28,069 bump in in attic coin A, right? an
00:35:28,079 → 00:35:29,430 addict coin a you're going to hit a bump
00:35:29,440 → 00:35:31,030 and you're going to be like oh we need
00:35:31,040 → 00:35:32,870 to go back to the old ways there's a
00:35:32,880 → 00:35:34,470 corruption
00:35:34,480 → 00:35:36,950 there's a corruption that's what that's
00:35:36,960 → 00:35:38,950 how they talk about it people grimarians
Section 99: 00:35:38,960 – 00:35:59,829
00:35:38,960 → 00:35:42,550 we're going to look at some grimarians
00:35:42,560 → 00:35:45,430 yeah put up the alphabet people we're
00:35:45,440 → 00:35:46,950 going to look at grimarians do you
00:35:46,960 → 00:35:49,670 understand there's so much literature
00:35:49,680 → 00:35:51,750 there's so much literature that all of
00:35:51,760 → 00:35:56,630 you in the sound of my voice could learn
00:35:56,640 → 00:35:59,829 the intense ensive Greek
Section 100: 00:35:59,839 – 00:36:18,870
00:35:59,839 → 00:36:03,030 and then go off on your owns in your own
00:36:03,040 → 00:36:06,390 in totally different directions.
00:36:06,400 → 00:36:09,430 Everybody where nobody studies the same
00:36:09,440 → 00:36:11,109 thing.
00:36:11,119 → 00:36:12,710 Nobody studies the same thing. Can you
00:36:12,720 → 00:36:17,109 believe there's that much ancient Greek?
00:36:17,119 → 00:36:18,870 Okay.
Section 101: 00:36:18,880 – 00:36:43,349
00:36:18,880 → 00:36:22,069 Can you believe there's that much? Do
00:36:22,079 → 00:36:25,589 you wonder why civilization came to us
00:36:25,599 → 00:36:29,109 through this medium?
00:36:29,119 → 00:36:31,750 Right? Nothing you can say. I hereby
00:36:31,760 → 00:36:35,510 defile and stain and mark all of your
00:36:35,520 → 00:36:37,990 tongues just as mine is. By the way, I
00:36:38,000 → 00:36:40,550 know that sounds bad, but just as mine
00:36:40,560 → 00:36:43,349 is,
Section 102: 00:36:43,359 – 00:37:01,990
00:36:43,359 → 00:36:45,750 right?
00:36:45,760 → 00:36:50,310 that Greek will get on your tongue and
00:36:50,320 → 00:36:53,270 make its way to your brain and sit in
00:36:53,280 → 00:36:55,430 your brain and make it grow like a
00:36:55,440 → 00:36:57,270 vitamin.
00:36:57,280 → 00:37:01,990 Like a vitamin, people,
Section 103: 00:37:04,950 – 00:37:31,109
00:37:04,950 → 00:37:04,960 it's not going to be easy. Many of you
00:37:04,960 → 00:37:07,510 will have pathways that are dark. Many
00:37:07,520 → 00:37:09,109 of you will have pathways that are
00:37:09,119 → 00:37:11,030 light.
00:37:11,040 → 00:37:13,910 Do you understand?
00:37:13,920 → 00:37:16,550 You'll go your own ways. You'll forge
00:37:16,560 → 00:37:19,030 ahead. Some of you will be pioneers. Do
00:37:19,040 → 00:37:20,550 you realize there are people sitting
00:37:20,560 → 00:37:24,310 here in in satanic congregation who
00:37:24,320 → 00:37:31,109 could be pioneers in their in a field?
Section 104: 00:37:32,790 – 00:37:46,710
00:37:32,790 → 00:37:32,800 Are you ready? I'm going to demonstrate
00:37:32,800 → 00:37:34,710 exactly what I mean. I'm not going to
00:37:34,720 → 00:37:37,750 just BS you, right? Cuz you're not
00:37:37,760 → 00:37:42,069 paying me and I'm not taking money.
00:37:42,079 → 00:37:44,630 Largest Greek class on the planet is
00:37:44,640 → 00:37:46,710 free
Section 105: 00:37:46,720 – 00:37:51,990
00:37:46,720 → 00:37:51,990 cuz this is the museum
Section 106: 00:37:54,470 – 00:38:23,589
00:37:54,470 → 00:37:54,480 now. I do you see I lost went off track
00:37:54,480 → 00:37:57,270 there.
00:37:57,280 → 00:37:59,430 No, no, we've had enough whipping for
00:37:59,440 → 00:38:02,150 now. And it's not whipping. It's
00:38:02,160 → 00:38:05,190 flogging. Technically, it's flogging.
00:38:05,200 → 00:38:08,710 Right. Right. Okay. Right. They didn't
00:38:08,720 → 00:38:10,630 stand there with horse whips with Jesus.
00:38:10,640 → 00:38:15,190 Right. Right. They got in the good
00:38:15,200 → 00:38:23,589 one more time.
Section 107: 00:38:33,670 – 00:38:52,950
00:38:33,680 → 00:38:37,990 serious people. Um, this will give you
00:38:38,000 → 00:38:39,750 access to things. Let me give you a
00:38:39,760 → 00:38:44,150 specific example. Um, filinous. Right.
00:38:44,160 → 00:38:46,470 Right. Has anybody heard of this guy?
00:38:46,480 → 00:38:48,310 No. What is it that philosophers? No.
00:38:48,320 → 00:38:52,950 Uh, it's not. It's what people
Section 108: 00:38:52,960 – 00:39:14,310
00:38:52,960 → 00:38:57,030 their entire works of toxicology out
00:38:57,040 → 00:38:59,430 there.
00:38:59,440 → 00:39:02,150 Do you wonder what happens when you give
00:39:02,160 → 00:39:06,550 certain drugs to people and what it does
00:39:06,560 → 00:39:08,470 to them? Are you the least bit
00:39:08,480 → 00:39:09,990 interested in that? You know, that's an
00:39:10,000 → 00:39:14,310 entire front, an entire new
Section 109: 00:39:14,320 – 00:39:18,550
00:39:14,320 → 00:39:18,550 pioneering front
Section 110: 00:39:21,750 – 00:39:33,190
00:39:21,750 → 00:39:21,760 of your past. Nobody knows that stuff.
00:39:21,760 → 00:39:23,270 And there are texts out there that talk
00:39:23,280 → 00:39:25,670 about it. There are texts out there that
00:39:25,680 → 00:39:27,270 talk about it.
00:39:27,280 → 00:39:29,430 Do you want to know about the practices
00:39:29,440 → 00:39:33,190 of these
Section 111: 00:39:36,790 – 00:39:45,349
00:39:36,790 → 00:39:36,800 women who handled the snakes?
00:39:36,800 → 00:39:38,310 And do you want to know why it is that
00:39:38,320 → 00:39:39,589 they're the ones who know how to give
00:39:39,599 → 00:39:45,349 you an abortion?
Section 112: 00:39:48,150 – 00:39:59,589
00:39:48,150 → 00:39:48,160 Where is the knowledge coming from?
00:39:48,160 → 00:39:49,750 You're going to be surprised. You think
00:39:49,760 → 00:39:52,550 the world is dominated by men. You're
00:39:52,560 → 00:39:59,589 wrong. Your mind is dominated by men.
Section 113: 00:40:04,150 – 00:40:13,750
00:40:04,150 → 00:40:04,160 Love it. Love it. People, what do I need
00:40:04,160 → 00:40:08,470 you to do? I need you
00:40:08,480 → 00:40:13,750 to come with me for 20 units.
Section 114: 00:40:17,750 – 00:40:33,030
00:40:17,750 → 00:40:17,760 I want to bring you Mother Greek in her
00:40:17,760 → 00:40:20,790 most scientific
00:40:20,800 → 00:40:22,550 layout.
00:40:22,560 → 00:40:25,109 I want to give to you what was given to
00:40:25,119 → 00:40:29,270 me. the privilege that I had in my
00:40:29,280 → 00:40:33,030 lifetime
Section 115: 00:40:37,990 – 00:41:02,790
00:40:37,990 → 00:40:38,000 of being able to sit and listen to her
00:40:38,000 → 00:40:43,190 and to see and to realize how
00:40:43,200 → 00:40:45,829 despite my insufficient
00:40:45,839 → 00:40:48,950 understanding of the cosmos and you know
00:40:48,960 → 00:40:50,790 [\h__\h] the understanding of my living
00:40:50,800 → 00:40:55,990 room, right? despite my ignorance of
00:40:56,000 → 00:40:59,670 the profoundity of the world that there
00:40:59,680 → 00:41:02,790 is this mother
Section 116: 00:41:02,800 – 00:41:17,750
00:41:02,800 → 00:41:05,190 and she's a language
00:41:05,200 → 00:41:08,069 and she
00:41:08,079 → 00:41:11,430 can nourish you like the women were
00:41:11,440 → 00:41:17,750 nourishing the snakes.
Section 117: 00:41:24,069 – 00:41:52,710
00:41:24,069 → 00:41:24,079 Fantastic.
00:41:24,079 → 00:41:25,750 Fantastic. And what are you where are
00:41:25,760 → 00:41:26,710 you going to get this? You're going to
00:41:26,720 → 00:41:29,030 get this all through the Greek. Now,
00:41:29,040 → 00:41:31,670 people, I'm very, by the way, I want
00:41:31,680 → 00:41:33,270 before we go to the text really quick
00:41:33,280 → 00:41:34,630 and I just want to show people what
00:41:34,640 → 00:41:36,950 we're going to do, where we're going to
00:41:36,960 → 00:41:39,829 be going and it's going to be fast
00:41:39,839 → 00:41:42,790 because, you know, um, I've got the
00:41:42,800 → 00:41:45,589 pedal to the metal on the MMO and I've
00:41:45,599 → 00:41:49,270 got to get it done. And by the way, the
00:41:49,280 → 00:41:52,710 there is someone working on a portal.
Section 118: 00:41:52,720 – 00:42:15,190
00:41:52,720 → 00:41:54,470 There's someone working on a portal to
00:41:54,480 → 00:42:00,150 the underworld. Oh my god. Oh my god.
00:42:00,160 → 00:42:03,190 The artistic perfection,
00:42:03,200 → 00:42:06,870 right? This is what we can do with the
00:42:06,880 → 00:42:09,109 Greek. You want to know lady lady
00:42:09,119 → 00:42:11,510 Babylon? You want to know satanic
00:42:11,520 → 00:42:13,109 congregation? What we can do with the
00:42:13,119 → 00:42:15,190 Greek?
Section 119: 00:42:15,200 – 00:42:38,950
00:42:15,200 → 00:42:18,790 We can open up a portal. We can open a
00:42:18,800 → 00:42:20,790 portal
00:42:20,800 → 00:42:23,990 in space time.
00:42:24,000 → 00:42:27,510 Oh god. We can breach. You mean we can
00:42:27,520 → 00:42:29,430 go to Mars? Who gives a [\h__\h] That's the
00:42:29,440 → 00:42:31,750 next rock over. I'm talking about
00:42:31,760 → 00:42:38,950 opening the universe.
Section 120: 00:42:42,950 – 00:43:02,630
00:42:42,950 → 00:42:42,960 Oh god. Absolutely lovely. I want to
00:42:42,960 → 00:42:45,109 talk to you about it. But you know what
00:42:45,119 → 00:42:47,190 I'd much rather do and I wish of better
00:42:47,200 → 00:42:51,030 service to you. I'd rather complete it
00:42:51,040 → 00:42:54,309 and bring it to life. Watch her brought
00:42:54,319 → 00:42:56,390 to life. Oh god, it's going to be
00:42:56,400 → 00:42:58,950 gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. People,
00:42:58,960 → 00:43:02,630 some things
Section 121: 00:43:04,710 – 00:43:33,510
00:43:04,720 → 00:43:06,790 some things. Go to the textbook, people. What do I
00:43:06,790 → 00:43:06,800 Go to the textbook, people. What do I
00:43:06,800 → 00:43:09,270 need you to do? This is your tool. I
00:43:09,280 → 00:43:12,230 don't care how fast or slow you do it.
00:43:12,240 → 00:43:13,829 Right? You're going to think, "Oh my
00:43:13,839 → 00:43:17,430 god, it's the I listened to unit 13,
00:43:17,440 → 00:43:19,910 right? And it was amaz, you know,
00:43:19,920 → 00:43:22,390 incredibly complex and I'm confused. I
00:43:22,400 → 00:43:25,030 have no idea what's going Hey, stop. Did
00:43:25,040 → 00:43:27,670 you follow units 1 through 12?" Well,
00:43:27,680 → 00:43:29,430 you know,
00:43:29,440 → 00:43:31,109 you've got to discipline yourselves,
00:43:31,119 → 00:43:33,510 people. Are they looking at that? Blow
Section 122: 00:43:33,520 – 00:44:02,390
00:43:33,520 → 00:43:35,990 it up so they can see it.
00:43:36,000 → 00:43:37,910 Right, people? You've got to discipline
00:43:37,920 → 00:43:40,550 yourselves. What I want you to do, and I
00:43:40,560 → 00:43:42,470 know some of you are well beyond this,
00:43:42,480 → 00:43:45,270 but it's not going to hurt you to do
00:43:45,280 → 00:43:47,829 this again. Do you think that I read
00:43:47,839 → 00:43:50,230 grammarss? I read grammarss all the
00:43:50,240 → 00:43:53,990 time, people. That's the way it is. Why
00:43:54,000 → 00:43:56,309 do I do it? It's like a drug, dog. I
00:43:56,319 → 00:43:57,670 mean, seriously, once you get into the
00:43:57,680 → 00:43:59,190 basic elements, like, just stop right
00:43:59,200 → 00:44:02,390 there. Look at this, people. Unit seven.
Section 123: 00:44:02,400 – 00:44:23,589
00:44:02,400 → 00:44:04,550 The middle voice.
00:44:04,560 → 00:44:06,470 The middle voice. Wait, what? I don't
00:44:06,480 → 00:44:08,950 even know what that is, man. I I was
00:44:08,960 → 00:44:11,829 raised speaking English, bog trotting
00:44:11,839 → 00:44:13,349 English. I don't know what middle voice
00:44:13,359 → 00:44:15,109 is.
00:44:15,119 → 00:44:17,109 You have to learn something new that
00:44:17,119 → 00:44:19,670 language can do because the language
00:44:19,680 → 00:44:23,589 that you use is insufficient
Section 124: 00:44:23,599 – 00:44:36,630
00:44:23,599 → 00:44:26,710 people. Look, can somebody can somebody
00:44:26,720 → 00:44:28,630 tell me satanic congregation, what does
00:44:28,640 → 00:44:32,230 this mean? 63 conditional sentences with
00:44:32,240 → 00:44:36,630 with relative processes.
Section 125: 00:44:38,390 – 00:45:09,030
00:44:38,390 → 00:44:38,400 You're not even going to know what a
00:44:38,400 → 00:44:42,150 Protestus is, much less a whole corral
00:44:42,160 → 00:44:44,630 of protestes. You're not going to know
00:44:44,640 → 00:44:48,630 what a conditional sentence. Oh, God. Do
00:44:48,640 → 00:44:52,150 you understand? This is where somebody
00:44:52,160 → 00:44:54,069 who's got a little modern Greek will
00:44:54,079 → 00:44:55,670 say, "Oh, there's no difference." Until
00:44:55,680 → 00:44:58,550 they dive into this and they see, "Oh,
00:44:58,560 → 00:45:02,150 wait a minute. This is a serious serious
00:45:02,160 → 00:45:05,190 study." Yes, it is. It's a serious
00:45:05,200 → 00:45:09,030 serious study, right?
Section 126: 00:45:09,040 – 00:45:25,589
00:45:09,040 → 00:45:11,030 People look here's something you don't
00:45:11,040 → 00:45:14,150 even people look this is something you
00:45:14,160 → 00:45:17,349 cannot possibly appreciate
00:45:17,359 → 00:45:19,750 participles and you say wait a minute I
00:45:19,760 → 00:45:21,589 don't know what that is in English right
00:45:21,599 → 00:45:25,589 walking driving jumping
Section 127: 00:45:25,599 – 00:46:08,790
00:45:25,599 → 00:45:28,309 right nice
00:45:28,319 → 00:45:30,630 but did you know how to use participles
00:45:30,640 → 00:45:33,750 no you don't did you know there's an art
00:45:33,760 → 00:45:37,270 that a participle is a piece of stone
00:45:37,280 → 00:45:39,990 that you can sculpt into something to
00:45:40,000 → 00:45:43,910 show the motion of the sentence.
00:45:43,920 → 00:45:45,430 No, you didn't know that, did you?
00:45:45,440 → 00:45:47,990 Because you haven't dealt with Mother
00:45:48,000 → 00:45:50,630 Greek and the Tower of Babel. This is
00:45:50,640 → 00:45:53,270 too advanced stuff, people. It's too
00:45:53,280 → 00:45:54,870 advanced, right? Demonstrative
00:45:54,880 → 00:45:57,030 adjectives. Okay, Chewy, keep keep
00:45:57,040 → 00:46:00,870 regaling. And that's just at unit 10.
00:46:00,880 → 00:46:05,270 That's just at unit 10, right? Okay.
00:46:05,280 → 00:46:08,790 Halfway through. Halfway through people
Section 128: 00:46:08,800 – 00:46:39,910
00:46:08,800 → 00:46:11,589 and it just keeps going. Stop. Look at
00:46:11,599 → 00:46:14,390 unit 14. Well, we learned participles.
00:46:14,400 → 00:46:16,710 Now we're going to learn that present
00:46:16,720 → 00:46:20,470 participle active and second a particip.
00:46:20,480 → 00:46:22,790 Wait, what? You mean there's all sorts
00:46:22,800 → 00:46:26,230 of different types of participles? Yes.
00:46:26,240 → 00:46:29,430 Remember, there's millions of moving
00:46:29,440 → 00:46:31,990 parts to this language. Think of it that
00:46:32,000 → 00:46:34,710 way. Think of it that way. Take it take
00:46:34,720 → 00:46:39,910 it down for a minute, people. Remember
Section 129: 00:46:44,870 – 00:47:09,270
00:46:44,870 → 00:46:44,880 ancient Hebrew 7,000 words, right? And
00:46:44,880 → 00:46:49,030 those words can then be sculpted, but
00:46:49,040 → 00:46:51,349 not by much.
00:46:51,359 → 00:46:54,470 In Greek, the power to sculpt those
00:46:54,480 → 00:46:57,109 words
00:46:57,119 → 00:46:59,430 shoots through exponentially through the
00:46:59,440 → 00:47:01,670 ceiling.
00:47:01,680 → 00:47:05,349 It's that very plasticity
00:47:05,359 → 00:47:09,270 Greek very plasticity
Section 130: 00:47:09,280 – 00:47:25,589
00:47:09,280 → 00:47:14,150 that gives Greek its superior
00:47:14,160 → 00:47:17,109 power to communicate.
00:47:17,119 → 00:47:20,790 Do you understand? To pull out of the
00:47:20,800 → 00:47:25,589 invisible, the visible concepts.
Section 131: 00:47:25,599 – 00:47:45,270
00:47:25,599 → 00:47:28,710 You didn't think language was a reaper,
00:47:28,720 → 00:47:31,030 did you? I want you to stop and I want
00:47:31,040 → 00:47:32,309 you to think about this. Blow me up
00:47:32,319 → 00:47:34,630 because these people need to think about
00:47:34,640 → 00:47:37,829 this. The language is the reaping
00:47:37,839 → 00:47:39,430 device.
00:47:39,440 → 00:47:43,030 You are pulling from the invisible a
00:47:43,040 → 00:47:45,270 reality
Section 132: 00:47:45,280 – 00:48:06,150
00:47:45,280 → 00:47:47,190 and the language is the tool for doing
00:47:47,200 → 00:47:51,589 that. There are one well okay they don't
00:47:51,599 → 00:47:54,309 know how many. Okay, the database keeps
00:47:54,319 → 00:47:56,710 search. Boom. What if you add these and
00:47:56,720 → 00:47:59,670 what if you add these? There's millions.
00:47:59,680 → 00:48:02,309 Millions of moving parts in ancient
00:48:02,319 → 00:48:06,150 Greek. Millions.
Section 133: 00:48:06,160 – 00:48:28,230
00:48:06,160 → 00:48:08,069 Do you think you're going to master
00:48:08,079 → 00:48:09,910 this?
00:48:09,920 → 00:48:11,589 Right? Do you think you're going to
00:48:11,599 → 00:48:14,470 master this? This isn't just karate.
00:48:14,480 → 00:48:16,309 This isn't just, and no offense to the
00:48:16,319 → 00:48:18,230 karate people out, don't somebody jump
00:48:18,240 → 00:48:20,150 me someday and be like, "I'm avenging
00:48:20,160 → 00:48:23,829 karate." This is not you jets or karate
00:48:23,839 → 00:48:28,230 or any of the martial arts.
Section 134: 00:48:28,240 – 00:48:34,230
00:48:28,240 → 00:48:34,230 This is the mistress, the master.
Section 135: 00:48:36,470 – 00:48:47,109
00:48:36,470 → 00:48:36,480 Do you understand?
00:48:36,480 → 00:48:40,470 Across all of the disciplines,
00:48:40,480 → 00:48:47,109 you're nowhere without the logos.
Section 136: 00:48:51,270 – 00:49:12,390
00:48:51,270 → 00:48:51,280 Oh, right. Do you see the Do you see the
00:48:51,280 → 00:48:53,270 dirtiness and the perversion of the
00:48:53,280 → 00:48:56,230 classical philologists? They love this.
00:48:56,240 → 00:48:58,230 They love this that she's the mistress
00:48:58,240 → 00:49:00,790 of everything.
00:49:00,800 → 00:49:03,190 Millions of moving parts. Your brain
00:49:03,200 → 00:49:07,030 can't even work that quick now or that
00:49:07,040 → 00:49:12,390 powerfully.
Section 137: 00:49:16,150 – 00:49:29,829
00:49:16,150 → 00:49:16,160 Millions of moving parts.
00:49:16,160 → 00:49:20,230 And each of those parts contributes to a
00:49:20,240 → 00:49:29,829 dance that has a harmonic hole.
Section 138: 00:49:32,549 – 00:49:49,030
00:49:32,549 → 00:49:32,559 Do you think this is something? Do you
00:49:32,559 → 00:49:34,150 think this is something that I can do
00:49:34,160 → 00:49:36,870 for you? It's not.
00:49:36,880 → 00:49:39,589 Mother Greek has to do it for you. And
00:49:39,599 → 00:49:42,630 she will. I've seen her do it over and
00:49:42,640 → 00:49:49,030 over and over again with people.
Section 139: 00:49:53,270 – 00:50:09,510
00:49:53,270 → 00:49:53,280 I can't be connected with you
00:49:53,280 → 00:49:57,190 personto person. At least not until
00:49:57,200 → 00:50:01,030 this MMO is finished and I feel like I
00:50:01,040 → 00:50:05,190 can rest in peace. You know what I mean?
00:50:05,200 → 00:50:07,190 Right? That's all an artist works for is
00:50:07,200 → 00:50:09,510 an MMO,
Section 140: 00:50:09,520 – 00:50:40,710
00:50:09,520 → 00:50:14,069 right? And those who die without them,
00:50:14,079 → 00:50:16,069 what are they?
00:50:16,079 → 00:50:18,230 They're doomed.
00:50:18,240 → 00:50:21,829 Doomed to wander again and again and
00:50:21,839 → 00:50:23,510 again.
00:50:23,520 → 00:50:25,990 Right.
00:50:26,000 → 00:50:28,950 Mother Greek.
00:50:28,960 → 00:50:33,910 Mother Greek holds the key to opening up
00:50:33,920 → 00:50:36,950 that portal.
00:50:36,960 → 00:50:40,710 The art is all there.
Section 141: 00:50:40,720 – 00:50:59,750
00:50:40,720 → 00:50:43,829 There is an invisible universe around
00:50:43,839 → 00:50:47,829 you. An invisible what the Greeks called
00:50:47,839 → 00:50:50,390 cosmos.
00:50:50,400 → 00:50:53,270 an organization,
00:50:53,280 → 00:50:59,750 the principalities and powers that be.
Section 142: 00:51:01,829 – 00:51:15,030
00:51:01,829 → 00:51:01,839 Understanding
00:51:01,839 → 00:51:06,069 and seeing the invisible
00:51:06,079 → 00:51:10,710 is the product of that perfection that
00:51:10,720 → 00:51:15,030 is ancient Greek.
Section 143: 00:51:18,390 – 00:51:23,990
00:51:18,390 → 00:51:18,400 I am not the one telling you this.
00:51:18,400 → 00:51:23,990 They are the ones showing us.
Section 144: 00:51:24,000 – 00:51:50,390
00:51:24,000 → 00:51:27,270 Classical philologists are guardians of
00:51:27,280 → 00:51:30,630 those texts.
00:51:30,640 → 00:51:33,270 So you can see people why it is that I
00:51:33,280 → 00:51:35,990 appear to be demonpossessed when these
00:51:36,000 → 00:51:37,589 fools
00:51:37,599 → 00:51:39,589 come forward and say things that they
00:51:39,599 → 00:51:42,309 don't know.
00:51:42,319 → 00:51:44,950 Just like Lucian's people stepping up
00:51:44,960 → 00:51:50,390 and saying there is a deception.
Section 145: 00:51:52,630 – 00:52:02,870
00:51:52,630 → 00:51:52,640 And what do the people do? They Oh, it's
00:51:52,640 → 00:51:55,190 Hebrew and you're not going to know it's
00:51:55,200 → 00:51:57,510 Hebrew, right? Phoenation. Throw some
00:51:57,520 → 00:52:02,870 Phoenician in there.
Section 146: 00:52:06,309 – 00:52:09,910
00:52:06,309 → 00:52:06,319 Mother Greek waits for you. I don't care
00:52:06,319 → 00:52:09,910 if you're a Spartan,
Section 147: 00:52:11,750 – 00:52:33,670
00:52:11,750 → 00:52:11,760 right? Because I tend to hang with
00:52:11,760 → 00:52:13,349 Athenians.
00:52:13,359 → 00:52:16,309 Yeah, I tend to hang. If you're a
00:52:16,319 → 00:52:19,109 rocker,
00:52:19,119 → 00:52:22,390 you should be hanging with Spartans.
00:52:22,400 → 00:52:24,549 Do you understand?
00:52:24,559 → 00:52:27,990 It's those people who brought us that
00:52:28,000 → 00:52:33,670 power that is in that war song.
Section 148: 00:52:33,680 – 00:52:46,630
00:52:33,680 → 00:52:35,829 And then when you're done with those
00:52:35,839 → 00:52:37,829 people, go hang around with some
00:52:37,839 → 00:52:40,150 Athenians.
00:52:40,160 → 00:52:42,950 Because they perfected
00:52:42,960 → 00:52:46,630 that instrument
Section 149: 00:52:46,640 – 00:52:54,980
00:52:46,640 → 00:52:48,790 that string.
00:52:48,800 → 00:52:53,910 They perfected it.
00:52:54,970 → 00:52:54,980 People,
Section 150: 00:52:54,980 – 00:52:57,270
00:52:54,980 → 00:52:57,270 [Music]
Section 151: 00:52:57,280 – 00:53:26,470
00:52:57,280 → 00:53:01,349 I've received your words. I've taken
00:53:01,359 → 00:53:03,589 them to heart.
00:53:03,599 → 00:53:05,750 I'm talking about the genuine satanic
00:53:05,760 → 00:53:07,589 congregation who's interested in
00:53:07,599 → 00:53:09,589 learning Greek. And by the way, all of
00:53:09,599 → 00:53:11,829 you Bible scholars out there who were
00:53:11,839 → 00:53:14,630 sitting there wondering because you see
00:53:14,640 → 00:53:19,109 you see my classical mojo. You see my
00:53:19,119 → 00:53:20,630 classical mojo, right? And you're like,
00:53:20,640 → 00:53:26,470 "Oh, I get all tingly." Right?
Section 152: 00:53:26,480 – 00:53:41,349
00:53:26,480 → 00:53:29,750 You're welcome to follow us along and
00:53:29,760 → 00:53:32,710 learn. We're going to do 20 units and
00:53:32,720 → 00:53:35,829 I'm going to give you a a base for
00:53:35,839 → 00:53:38,069 everybody to be able to get through
00:53:38,079 → 00:53:41,349 this.
Section 153: 00:53:43,430 – 00:54:19,510
00:53:43,430 → 00:53:43,440 Yeah. Should we go down? By the way,
00:53:43,440 → 00:53:46,470 people um look at the index. Keep going
00:53:46,480 → 00:53:49,270 through the units. Right. Right. You get
00:53:49,280 → 00:53:52,069 some special verbs here now. Adjectives
00:53:52,079 → 00:53:56,309 that have odd forms. Right. Oh god. This
00:53:56,319 → 00:53:59,990 base here, this base here, the heavy you
00:54:00,000 → 00:54:02,549 see there in 138 unit 18, right? We're
00:54:02,559 → 00:54:05,109 only a couple units off of finishing,
00:54:05,119 → 00:54:06,950 right? Only a couple units off finishing
00:54:06,960 → 00:54:10,710 at that point. Oh, Chewy, did you
00:54:10,720 → 00:54:12,230 Chewy? I thought you could fly better
00:54:12,240 → 00:54:15,910 than that. Right. Couple of units. There
00:54:15,920 → 00:54:19,510 we go. Blow it up.
Section 154: 00:54:19,520 – 00:54:55,270
00:54:19,520 → 00:54:22,630 That's okay. Those are the There you go.
00:54:22,640 → 00:54:24,950 Fantastic. There it is. key, right? To
00:54:24,960 → 00:54:29,510 release or hurl, right? Yakio, right? To
00:54:29,520 → 00:54:33,589 throw in the Latin, right? The
00:54:33,599 → 00:54:37,030 um what am I going to do? I'm going to
00:54:37,040 → 00:54:39,829 add this to all sorts of different
00:54:39,839 → 00:54:43,109 prefixes that are going to hone it. And
00:54:43,119 → 00:54:44,870 you've got to you've got to realize that
00:54:44,880 → 00:54:45,829 this is something you're going to have
00:54:45,839 → 00:54:47,829 to get used to with Greek. You're going
00:54:47,839 → 00:54:50,309 to have to start thinking about honing
00:54:50,319 → 00:54:53,589 your language. Honing your language. I
00:54:53,599 → 00:54:55,270 don't know what this would be musically.
Section 155: 00:54:55,280 – 00:55:18,390
00:54:55,280 → 00:55:00,230 I can't think of a, you know,
00:55:00,240 → 00:55:02,630 it's a focusing.
00:55:02,640 → 00:55:05,349 It's a focusing of nailing that
00:55:05,359 → 00:55:08,309 mathematical harmony. That's all. That's
00:55:08,319 → 00:55:12,390 all. There is a tone.
00:55:12,400 → 00:55:14,150 Maybe I can explain it this way. There
00:55:14,160 → 00:55:18,390 is a tone to the Greek.
Section 156: 00:55:18,400 – 00:55:39,270
00:55:18,400 → 00:55:22,470 And you can get this tone
00:55:22,480 → 00:55:25,190 when you're translating. Sometimes, you
00:55:25,200 → 00:55:27,510 know, I'm a graduate student, first year
00:55:27,520 → 00:55:28,870 graduate student. I'm sitting there and
00:55:28,880 → 00:55:30,950 I'm not getting the tone. I'm we're
00:55:30,960 → 00:55:32,710 we're translating Homer and I'm not
00:55:32,720 → 00:55:35,190 getting the tone. It's not come. I'm
00:55:35,200 → 00:55:39,270 waiting for it. Right.
Section 157: 00:55:41,030 – 00:56:17,990
00:55:41,030 → 00:55:41,040 Couple years later, I'm hitting the
00:55:41,040 → 00:55:43,270 passages. I'm going I hit some homer.
00:55:43,280 → 00:55:47,910 Boom. This time I catch the tone.
00:55:47,920 → 00:55:52,230 Ah, it's music people. There is a music
00:55:52,240 → 00:55:55,990 to the language and it's it's not just
00:55:56,000 → 00:55:58,309 raising or dropping in tone. There is a
00:55:58,319 → 00:56:00,710 music. There are the use of particles.
00:56:00,720 → 00:56:02,309 Particles are instruments that you're
00:56:02,319 → 00:56:05,030 not you're you're not using.
00:56:05,040 → 00:56:07,750 Okay? Trust me. To the degree that the
00:56:07,760 → 00:56:11,430 Greeks are using particles, you're not.
00:56:11,440 → 00:56:14,390 It's a way of talking without speaking,
00:56:14,400 → 00:56:17,990 without saying anything.
Section 158: 00:56:18,000 – 00:56:37,270
00:56:18,000 → 00:56:21,349 Yeah. And students early on will skip
00:56:21,359 → 00:56:23,910 over particles because if they really
00:56:23,920 → 00:56:25,990 don't have a translation, it's just
00:56:26,000 → 00:56:27,910 saying this thought follows that
00:56:27,920 → 00:56:29,750 thought, then you really don't need to
00:56:29,760 → 00:56:31,910 say anything. But if you recognize
00:56:31,920 → 00:56:34,069 they're there, it still clicks in your
00:56:34,079 → 00:56:37,270 brain.
Section 159: 00:56:38,870 – 00:56:58,789
00:56:38,870 → 00:56:38,880 This is the kind of thing that you're
00:56:38,880 → 00:56:42,789 going to have to learn, right? 20 units
00:56:42,799 → 00:56:46,069 is your base.
00:56:46,079 → 00:56:49,030 And if you discipline yourselves, if you
00:56:49,040 → 00:56:50,789 discip, well, I should say yourself. If
00:56:50,799 → 00:56:52,950 you discipline yourself, you can get
00:56:52,960 → 00:56:58,789 through it with just my 20 units.
Section 160: 00:56:58,799 – 00:57:06,309
00:56:58,799 → 00:57:06,309 With just my 20 units. Okay.
Section 161: 00:57:08,549 – 00:57:18,549
00:57:08,549 → 00:57:08,559 Why
00:57:08,559 → 00:57:11,270 Why do we need to do this?
00:57:11,280 → 00:57:13,829 people.
00:57:13,839 → 00:57:18,549 I need an army.
Section 162: 00:57:18,559 – 00:57:42,069
00:57:18,559 → 00:57:20,390 I need an army. Are they watching
00:57:20,400 → 00:57:23,750 though? No, they're not. I'll tell you.
00:57:23,760 → 00:57:28,470 Where did you want me to? Uh, where was
00:57:28,480 → 00:57:31,990 I? Army. I need an army. I need an army.
00:57:32,000 → 00:57:34,150 Thank you, I need an army. I need an
00:57:34,160 → 00:57:37,349 army of free people who can carry on
00:57:37,359 → 00:57:42,069 this this
Section 163: 00:57:48,390 – 00:58:17,349
00:57:48,390 → 00:57:48,400 adventure.
00:57:48,400 → 00:57:52,230 The adventure of preserving
00:57:52,240 → 00:57:54,549 the cosmos,
00:57:54,559 → 00:57:59,670 preserving the order through the logos.
00:57:59,680 → 00:58:02,230 Now, that will make not as much sense to
00:58:02,240 → 00:58:06,549 you as when you're sitting someday with
00:58:06,559 → 00:58:09,829 some dead Greek
00:58:09,839 → 00:58:12,870 learning things that form the basis of
00:58:12,880 → 00:58:17,349 who you are.
Section 164: 00:58:21,030 – 00:58:33,829
00:58:21,030 → 00:58:21,040 Yeah, it'll make sense then to to a
00:58:21,040 → 00:58:22,630 degree that it doesn't. Now, that's how
00:58:22,640 → 00:58:24,710 Greek works. That's how beautiful she
00:58:24,720 → 00:58:28,470 is. The more you get to know her, right,
00:58:28,480 → 00:58:33,829 the more you want to know
Section 165: 00:58:37,589 – 00:58:55,829
00:58:37,589 → 00:58:37,599 gorgeous, gorgeousness and gorgeiosity
00:58:37,599 → 00:58:40,150 all together
00:58:40,160 → 00:58:42,470 people, I want you tonight. I just
00:58:42,480 → 00:58:45,109 wanted to I know now look, he didn't
00:58:45,119 → 00:58:47,750 bring me any nibblins. He didn't bring
00:58:47,760 → 00:58:49,910 me any
00:58:49,920 → 00:58:52,710 yummy juiciness. I'm going to end with
00:58:52,720 → 00:58:55,829 one passage here.
Section 166: 00:58:55,839 – 00:59:34,789
00:58:55,839 → 00:58:58,069 Go to Biblehub, people. I want you to
00:58:58,079 → 00:59:00,630 use this site.
00:59:00,640 → 00:59:03,190 It's okay. Everything Everything that
00:59:03,200 → 00:59:05,349 you can do is online,
00:59:05,359 → 00:59:07,190 right?
00:59:07,200 → 00:59:08,870 Everything that you can do is online.
00:59:08,880 → 00:59:13,030 You shouldn't have to buy any resources.
00:59:13,040 → 00:59:15,510 Don't think I'm not plugging any
00:59:15,520 → 00:59:17,430 resources. Look, here's one called Bible
00:59:17,440 → 00:59:19,990 Hub, right? And you can just look up
00:59:20,000 → 00:59:23,109 verses on here in the Greek. Watch this.
00:59:23,119 → 00:59:26,230 You can push multi here. Oh, that. Let's
00:59:26,240 → 00:59:29,829 go to New Testament here. Let me just
00:59:29,839 → 00:59:31,589 click down.
00:59:31,599 → 00:59:34,789 Here we go. We'll just go to Mark,
Section 167: 00:59:34,799 – 01:00:13,190
00:59:34,799 → 00:59:38,549 right? And let's go to Mark 14. You
00:59:38,559 → 00:59:41,750 know, you know where I'm going. Mark 14.
00:59:41,760 → 00:59:45,349 And it gets good at 51,
00:59:45,359 → 00:59:47,670 right? Remember people people who are
00:59:47,680 → 00:59:49,510 here for the Bible just here for the
00:59:49,520 → 00:59:52,069 Bible right it's impossible with me just
00:59:52,079 → 00:59:54,950 to get the Bible but here you go um
00:59:54,960 → 00:59:58,309 people look you can pull up the Greek um
00:59:58,319 → 01:00:00,549 New Testament right you can get the
01:00:00,559 → 01:00:04,870 source the text Nestle Allen is the or
01:00:04,880 → 01:00:08,069 the editors right and it is um it's good
01:00:08,079 → 01:00:13,190 very good and uh I use it so anyway um
Section 168: 01:00:13,200 – 01:00:34,549
01:00:13,200 → 01:00:15,430 look here people do you see all the
01:00:15,440 → 01:00:17,829 different little words. Do you see all
01:00:17,839 → 01:00:19,430 the different one now? Wherever you've
01:00:19,440 → 01:00:23,270 been, wherever you've been,
01:00:23,280 → 01:00:25,430 you're going to get to the point. What
01:00:25,440 → 01:00:26,870 you want to do is get to the point where
01:00:26,880 → 01:00:29,990 you can look at this and see it for the
01:00:30,000 → 01:00:34,549 for the symphony. It is kanis,
Section 169: 01:00:37,109 – 01:01:02,390
01:00:37,109 → 01:00:37,119 right? Look at this little word tiss. It
01:00:37,119 → 01:00:39,430 doesn't have an accent.
01:00:39,440 → 01:00:41,430 There's no musical mark on the top of
01:00:41,440 → 01:00:43,910 it. Do you know what that means? That
01:00:43,920 → 01:00:47,349 means it is an indefinite.
01:00:47,359 → 01:00:51,510 Oh, it's indefinite. It's just someone.
01:00:51,520 → 01:00:54,309 It's just someone. What kind of naanos
01:00:54,319 → 01:00:57,589 is this? Oh, just nobody in particular.
01:00:57,599 → 01:01:00,549 What are you doing, mother Greek? You're
01:01:00,559 → 01:01:02,390 identifying.
Section 170: 01:01:02,400 – 01:01:24,230
01:01:02,400 → 01:01:04,710 Think of Mother Greek as a scientist.
01:01:04,720 → 01:01:07,349 She will identify everything that you
01:01:07,359 → 01:01:10,789 run into, right? And sometimes it'll be
01:01:10,799 → 01:01:13,270 hard for you to keep up, but that's
01:01:13,280 → 01:01:15,190 Mother Greek.
01:01:15,200 → 01:01:18,069 Fantastic.
01:01:18,079 → 01:01:24,230 Yeah, people. Um, and a some young kid,
Section 171: 01:01:24,240 – 01:02:03,190
01:01:24,240 → 01:01:26,549 this is a dimminionative. Some young kid
01:01:26,559 → 01:01:29,349 was following him, right? Assigned to
01:01:29,359 → 01:01:32,549 him pettle menos. Oh, look. Here's our
01:01:32,559 → 01:01:34,710 participle. What is this participle
01:01:34,720 → 01:01:37,270 doing? It's setting up for you the
01:01:37,280 → 01:01:39,190 circumstances
01:01:39,200 → 01:01:41,030 under which all of this is happening.
01:01:41,040 → 01:01:43,910 This is outside. This is like a narrator
01:01:43,920 → 01:01:46,630 suddenly stepping in and saying, "Yeah,
01:01:46,640 → 01:01:49,270 there was this kid and he was attached
01:01:49,280 → 01:01:52,309 to Jesus." And what were the
01:01:52,319 → 01:01:55,109 circumstances that led up to him? Well,
01:01:55,119 → 01:01:58,950 he wrapped himself epicumnu on his
01:01:58,960 → 01:02:03,190 privates with a seen dona.
Section 172: 01:02:03,200 – 01:02:26,390
01:02:03,200 → 01:02:05,349 Okay, that participle is setting up for
01:02:05,359 → 01:02:08,230 us the circumstances under which you
01:02:08,240 → 01:02:12,150 know um uh we can we can say what's
01:02:12,160 → 01:02:13,910 happening. It's it's brilliant. It's
01:02:13,920 → 01:02:16,309 like a it's very courtroommy. Those
01:02:16,319 → 01:02:17,990 participles are courtroom. What happened
01:02:18,000 → 01:02:20,150 your honor? Well, this is happening at
01:02:20,160 → 01:02:23,109 the time that witness X went into Right.
01:02:23,119 → 01:02:26,390 Okay. Circumstances
Section 173: 01:02:26,400 – 01:02:57,190
01:02:26,400 → 01:02:29,430 people look and what happens Katus and
01:02:29,440 → 01:02:32,069 they grabbed him baby. They grabbed the
01:02:32,079 → 01:02:34,789 kid. Who grabbed the kid? The SWAT team.
01:02:34,799 → 01:02:36,390 You mean there's this naked kid there
01:02:36,400 → 01:02:38,789 with a bandage on his hoo-ha and the
01:02:38,799 → 01:02:40,950 SWAT team grabbed him? Look at that
01:02:40,960 → 01:02:43,829 people. The action of the grabbing is at
01:02:43,839 → 01:02:45,829 the end.
01:02:45,839 → 01:02:48,710 That is really the focus. Everything
01:02:48,720 → 01:02:52,789 else is leading up to that punch in the
01:02:52,799 → 01:02:57,190 language.
Section 174: 01:03:00,150 – 01:03:34,870
01:03:00,150 → 01:03:00,160 Now look at this people. Do you see the
01:03:00,160 → 01:03:02,870 the word herein
01:03:02,880 → 01:03:05,589 f followed by
01:03:05,599 → 01:03:10,230 aon and I want that because it's the the
01:03:10,240 → 01:03:12,230 energy of that diagramama is stored up
01:03:12,240 → 01:03:14,549 there in the oopsilon.
01:03:14,559 → 01:03:17,029 Hear the w sound.
01:03:17,039 → 01:03:19,910 Okay. And what is so spectacular? Look
01:03:19,920 → 01:03:21,910 at this new here people. You see this
01:03:21,920 → 01:03:24,789 new? Looks like an English v. You see
01:03:24,799 → 01:03:27,190 this new? Oh, I can highlight it. Okay.
01:03:27,200 → 01:03:29,190 Look at the last letter here. Look at
01:03:29,200 → 01:03:31,190 the new.
01:03:31,200 → 01:03:34,870 Technically, this word is,
Section 175: 01:03:34,880 – 01:04:00,069
01:03:34,880 → 01:03:37,349 not
01:03:37,359 → 01:03:39,750 with a new. Why is there a new there?
01:03:39,760 → 01:03:41,670 Because the next word starts with a
01:03:41,680 → 01:03:43,589 vowel. And we can't. We don't want to
01:03:43,599 → 01:03:45,750 end this one with a vowel and then jump
01:03:45,760 → 01:03:48,789 to a vowel to another vowel. Do you see?
01:03:48,799 → 01:03:51,829 Consonants are just breaks between the
01:03:51,839 → 01:03:55,750 seven sacred strings. Did you find the
01:03:55,760 → 01:03:58,309 seventh? By the way,
01:03:58,319 → 01:04:00,069 those
Section 176: 01:04:00,079 – 01:04:15,910
01:04:00,079 → 01:04:03,670 consonants are breaks
01:04:03,680 → 01:04:07,589 between that tune,
01:04:07,599 → 01:04:10,870 between that note.
01:04:10,880 → 01:04:15,910 There you go. Between those notes
Section 177: 01:04:18,069 – 01:04:50,069
01:04:18,069 → 01:04:18,079 musically,
01:04:18,079 → 01:04:20,230 so it sounds better with a consonant
01:04:20,240 → 01:04:21,829 between them. So they throw one in
01:04:21,839 → 01:04:24,230 between,
01:04:24,240 → 01:04:26,309 right?
01:04:26,319 → 01:04:29,829 English doesn't care because English is
01:04:29,839 → 01:04:34,390 barbarian. Bar bar bar bar,
01:04:34,400 → 01:04:37,349 right? Marching in the bog.
01:04:37,359 → 01:04:40,549 But with Greek, we have to catch things
01:04:40,559 → 01:04:42,710 that are cacophonic
01:04:42,720 → 01:04:45,750 and make them euphonic.
01:04:45,760 → 01:04:50,069 Those are all Greek words. Cacophonic.
Section 178: 01:04:50,079 – 01:04:54,870
01:04:50,079 → 01:04:54,870 Euphonic Greek words.
Section 179: 01:04:57,430 – 01:05:07,589
01:04:57,430 → 01:04:57,440 What do I mean when I take something
01:04:57,440 → 01:05:01,349 that sounds bad and I clear it up to
01:05:01,359 → 01:05:03,670 something nice,
01:05:03,680 → 01:05:07,589 something melodic?
Section 180: 01:05:10,710 – 01:05:32,710
01:05:10,710 → 01:05:10,720 What am I doing?
01:05:10,720 → 01:05:14,950 I'm taking the bass voice and I am
01:05:14,960 → 01:05:20,549 creating the song from it. Ancient Greek
01:05:20,559 → 01:05:24,150 is a song.
01:05:24,160 → 01:05:26,789 Is a song.
01:05:26,799 → 01:05:28,309 Okay.
01:05:28,319 → 01:05:32,710 Fantastic.
Section 181: 01:05:34,390 – 01:05:51,510
01:05:34,390 → 01:05:34,400 >> Go to the next verse. I want people to
01:05:34,400 → 01:05:36,870 Let's look at a couple other
01:05:36,880 → 01:05:39,029 magical things. Just go to another Just
01:05:39,039 → 01:05:41,910 go to the next one. 1452.
01:05:41,920 → 01:05:51,510 Right.
Section 182: 01:05:55,990 – 01:06:09,029
01:05:55,990 → 01:05:56,000 And the kid leaving behind dropping the
01:05:56,000 → 01:05:57,829 bandage
01:05:57,839 → 01:06:00,470 ran away. Gumnos
01:06:00,480 → 01:06:03,270 nude.
01:06:03,280 → 01:06:05,349 Nude.
01:06:05,359 → 01:06:09,029 Yes.
Section 183: 01:06:11,829 – 01:06:14,870
01:06:11,829 → 01:06:11,839 Right. Gumos.
01:06:11,839 → 01:06:14,870 Gumos.
Section 184: 01:06:17,510 – 01:06:39,349
01:06:17,510 → 01:06:17,520 Right. Well, are we confused about
01:06:17,520 → 01:06:20,390 nudity? No. Because every day you go to
01:06:20,400 → 01:06:24,230 school and you wrestle in the gymnasium.
01:06:24,240 → 01:06:29,349 And when you do that, you wrestle nude,
01:06:29,359 → 01:06:31,910 right? When we go to those when we go to
01:06:31,920 → 01:06:34,630 the Olympics, we go nude.
01:06:34,640 → 01:06:39,349 We We compete nude, right? We compete
Section 185: 01:06:39,359 – 01:07:12,870
01:06:39,359 → 01:06:42,630 nude. Why? Why would you compete nude?
01:06:42,640 → 01:06:46,789 Have you ever seen an Olympian nude?
01:06:46,799 → 01:06:49,190 They're quite spectacular physical
01:06:49,200 → 01:06:50,950 creatures.
01:06:50,960 → 01:06:52,950 They look like the statues that the
01:06:52,960 → 01:06:55,190 Greeks made,
01:06:55,200 → 01:06:57,589 right? Their musculature is perfect. You
01:06:57,599 → 01:06:59,670 ever see that? I feel bad watching the
01:06:59,680 → 01:07:02,230 Olympics, right? I don't know about you
01:07:02,240 → 01:07:04,950 guys, but I feel bad. I'm like, "Oh, I
01:07:04,960 → 01:07:07,190 What do we What do we keep tell what did
01:07:07,200 → 01:07:08,630 I keep? I watched the Olympics with
01:07:08,640 → 01:07:10,870 Cherry a while back. And what was the
01:07:10,880 → 01:07:12,870 lesson we learned? You can do that.
Section 186: 01:07:12,880 – 01:07:30,390
01:07:12,880 → 01:07:14,630 That's like what the human body was
01:07:14,640 → 01:07:18,870 meant to do. Right.
01:07:18,880 → 01:07:22,069 Right. It's a good thing I discovered
01:07:22,079 → 01:07:25,349 love. Oh god.
01:07:25,359 → 01:07:30,390 Get out there. Run around. Almond.
Section 187: 01:07:32,390 – 01:07:44,069
01:07:32,390 → 01:07:32,400 People.
01:07:32,400 → 01:07:34,710 There's an elegance to the language. If
01:07:34,720 → 01:07:36,230 you just look at that last verse, look
01:07:36,240 → 01:07:38,309 at the the definite article that we have
01:07:38,319 → 01:07:40,710 right up front is going to use a
01:07:40,720 → 01:07:44,069 verbatalon.
Section 188: 01:07:46,549 – 01:08:23,110
01:07:46,549 → 01:07:46,559 That's not right. Definite articles are
01:07:46,559 → 01:07:50,150 supposed to go with nouns. The dog,
01:07:50,160 → 01:07:53,589 right? The dog, definite article, noun,
01:07:53,599 → 01:07:56,630 the dog.
01:07:56,640 → 01:07:59,589 But we can take that definite or we and
01:07:59,599 → 01:08:02,710 put it with a verb and it becomes the
01:08:02,720 → 01:08:07,029 person doing the action of the verb,
01:08:07,039 → 01:08:09,589 the one who is. There's an implied
01:08:09,599 → 01:08:11,109 being.
01:08:11,119 → 01:08:12,549 And the Greeks love this stuff. The
01:08:12,559 → 01:08:14,309 grimarians love this stuff. What's the
01:08:14,319 → 01:08:23,110 difference between being and doing?
Section 189: 01:08:25,030 – 01:08:32,149
01:08:25,030 → 01:08:25,040 What's the difference between doing
01:08:25,040 → 01:08:27,910 something for somebody else or doing
01:08:27,920 → 01:08:32,149 something for yourself?
Section 190: 01:08:33,669 – 01:08:54,870
01:08:33,669 → 01:08:33,679 Did you know that they looked at those
01:08:33,679 → 01:08:35,990 actions differently?
01:08:36,000 → 01:08:38,870 Right? This is the power of mother
01:08:38,880 → 01:08:41,349 Greek. So get ready people. There's a
01:08:41,359 → 01:08:42,950 reason they used to say it's all Greek
01:08:42,960 → 01:08:45,829 to me. Right? Because it's difficult
01:08:45,839 → 01:08:47,510 what we're doing and we're going to
01:08:47,520 → 01:08:49,990 study Greek across 2,000 years of
01:08:50,000 → 01:08:54,870 history. There's a lot of change.
Section 191: 01:08:54,880 – 01:09:21,749
01:08:54,880 → 01:08:58,789 Okay, people. I know.
01:08:58,799 → 01:09:01,829 >> Yeah, Perseus. Yeah, Perseus.
01:09:01,839 → 01:09:04,630 And No. Look, people. I'm not going to
01:09:04,640 → 01:09:07,189 recommend the TLG right off the bat.
01:09:07,199 → 01:09:08,870 They kicked me off, by the way. They
01:09:08,880 → 01:09:10,309 gave me a timeout. They didn't kick me
01:09:10,319 → 01:09:13,349 off. They gave me a timeout. Sent me a
01:09:13,359 → 01:09:17,590 note in my box. I felt violated. They
01:09:17,600 → 01:09:21,749 sent me a note and it said
Section 192: 01:09:23,349 – 01:09:49,510
01:09:23,349 → 01:09:23,359 sent me a note with a little chicken
01:09:23,359 → 01:09:25,510 foot on it and they were showing it to
01:09:25,520 → 01:09:28,550 me. I said, "What is that for?" No, it's
01:09:28,560 → 01:09:31,590 because I was using it too much. It was
01:09:31,600 → 01:09:34,309 because I was using it too much and so
01:09:34,319 → 01:09:35,910 they said, "Take a time out." Anyway,
01:09:35,920 → 01:09:39,110 this is TLG. None of those tools. I want
01:09:39,120 → 01:09:40,789 people No, I don't want people to focus
01:09:40,799 → 01:09:43,669 on Perseus. people, we need to get this
01:09:43,679 → 01:09:46,390 done and I don't want you to focus on
01:09:46,400 → 01:09:49,510 anything but that textbook, the Hansen
Section 193: 01:09:49,520 – 01:10:01,110
01:09:49,520 → 01:09:52,550 and Quinn.
01:09:52,560 → 01:09:55,910 Next time we meet, you have you are best
01:09:55,920 → 01:09:57,590 advised
01:09:57,600 → 01:10:01,110 to listen
Section 194: 01:10:04,149 – 01:10:33,510
01:10:04,149 → 01:10:04,159 to the author in the introduction and
01:10:04,159 → 01:10:07,350 read chapter one and do the exercises in
01:10:07,360 → 01:10:09,430 chapter one,
01:10:09,440 → 01:10:12,149 right? No, you don't need to show it. Be
01:10:12,159 → 01:10:14,790 done because I'm going to do that that
01:10:14,800 → 01:10:17,590 boom and we're done. You're going to see
01:10:17,600 → 01:10:19,430 a couple more Lady Babylons than we
01:10:19,440 → 01:10:21,270 usually have because I need to get
01:10:21,280 → 01:10:24,390 people up to unit 20. So, thank you for
01:10:24,400 → 01:10:26,950 hanging in there while I've been doing
01:10:26,960 → 01:10:30,149 what I've been doing. I appreciate it
01:10:30,159 → 01:10:32,310 and I appreciate all of your because
01:10:32,320 → 01:10:33,510 people keep writing to me saying, "How
Section 195: 01:10:33,520 – 01:10:50,470
01:10:33,520 → 01:10:34,790 do I become your student? How do I
01:10:34,800 → 01:10:35,990 become your student?" We're going to do
01:10:36,000 → 01:10:38,870 it this way. People get the Hansen and
01:10:38,880 → 01:10:42,790 Quinn text. We have 20 Lady Babylons
01:10:42,800 → 01:10:44,709 coming up
01:10:44,719 → 01:10:46,790 that I'm going to intersperse and
01:10:46,800 → 01:10:48,470 hopefully get you two to three a week
01:10:48,480 → 01:10:50,470 now
Section 196: 01:10:50,480 – 01:11:05,189
01:10:50,480 → 01:10:52,630 with our regular Lady Babylon where we
01:10:52,640 → 01:10:56,149 just go over the text, right?
01:10:56,159 → 01:10:57,669 And we're going to proceed that way.
01:10:57,679 → 01:10:59,270 Things are going to pick up and I'm
01:10:59,280 → 01:11:00,550 going to be in the middle of a whole
01:11:00,560 → 01:11:05,189 bunch of craziness, okay? personally,
Section 197: 01:11:05,199 – 01:11:30,550
01:11:05,199 → 01:11:08,070 all sorts of stuff. So, um, let's get it
01:11:08,080 → 01:11:10,630 done. Let's commit.
01:11:10,640 → 01:11:13,510 And hail Satan. Thank you for coming
01:11:13,520 → 01:11:15,350 tonight, congregation. It was lovely to
01:11:15,360 → 01:11:18,870 see you. We punched a hole in the sky
01:11:18,880 → 01:11:21,750 with that Lucian yesterday. People are
01:11:21,760 → 01:11:24,070 shocked as [\h__\h]
01:11:24,080 → 01:11:26,149 It's not me.
01:11:26,159 → 01:11:30,550 Fantastic. Hail Satan.
Section 198: 01:11:30,560 – 01:12:01,030
01:11:30,560 → 01:11:34,149 It's Ersus, the man who laughs.
01:11:34,159 → 01:11:37,430 # brought the good stuff. Drugs weigh a
01:11:37,440 → 01:11:39,510 ton.
01:11:39,520 → 01:11:43,669 Dark Hawker Lady Babylon.
01:11:43,679 → 01:11:46,390 Special operator
01:11:46,400 → 01:11:50,630 with the laser beam and light saber.
01:11:50,640 → 01:11:53,910 Exploitation of the walking dead.
01:11:53,920 → 01:11:55,910 Zombies with their eyes rolled in the
01:11:55,920 → 01:11:59,030 back of their heads. Credit creation
01:11:59,040 → 01:12:01,030 user
Section 199: 01:12:01,040 – 01:12:23,189
01:12:01,040 → 01:12:04,709 Stockholm syndrome. Satanic colorful
01:12:04,719 → 01:12:07,750 world prince of the dragon. Let the
01:12:07,760 → 01:12:10,550 light shine and the sea shove you off.
01:12:10,560 → 01:12:14,550 It's dead. Sun and moon local magic wand
01:12:14,560 → 01:12:18,149 in a circle. Aandro
01:12:18,159 → 01:12:23,189 taste the basil. Smell the purple cushes
Section 200: 01:12:23,199 – 01:12:30,510
01:12:23,199 → 01:12:30,510 by Nemesis. Cheers. universe.