Swearing ETERNAL HOSTILITY against every form of tyranny 🎙️ with Richard Harris by @jeroseland on 3Speak
Richard Harris has one of the top channels on Odysee, where he inspires thousands to reject the slavery that the modern world imposes upon us. In this wide-ranging conversation, we get deeply into ...
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Hey, this is Jonathan with Limitless Mindset, and today I'm joined by my friend Richard Harris, and he is a man in England with a beard and blue eyes that beam with the brilliance of a quasar. And he has one of the top channels on the... LBRY slash Odyssey platform, which is probably, I think, the biggest free speech platform on the internet, and on his channel, he inspires thousands on a weekly basis to reject the slavery that is imposed upon us, so seductively and stealthily by all of the actions. and trends and forces in modernity. And so today we are going to connect the philosophical to the pragmatic in this quest and in this mission and this desire that I think we all share for a life and a world of greater freedom. Current year, Jonathan here with a quick update. You're really going to want to listen till the end to this one. Richard is a hugely inspirational guy. We delve into a bunch of awesome weirdness here, exploring the intersection of spirituality, biohacking, and the fight for a freer future. I've got some new thoughts, dangerously, philosophically pragmatic thoughts on that. Listen till the end for an epic rant on why the pen is mightier than the sword, but the penis is mightier than the podcast. Yeah, I... re-released this episode because it was a really fun conversation, but the original audio quality was craptacular. And I now have the tools to fix that. Something you might appreciate about this conversation. It's not interrupted by ads. dumb ads for VPNs, energy drinks, random supplements, etc. And that's how all our interviews are. If you appreciate that, if you appreciate me not wasting your time, you can support limitless by taking just a few seconds to signal boost this conversation. Upvote, comment, subscribe. 5-star rating plus review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, it takes you just a moment, and it means the world to us here. Thanks in advance. Let's get back to the interview. How are you doing today, bro? I feel very honored to get an introduction like that, John. That's very nice, but I'm happy, thank you. The bulletproof coffee's just kicking him. On your side? Nice, nice. I have gone off of caffeine because I received this box of really strong neutropics, and I need to, yeah, if I stack those on top of the BP coffee, then it's just, yeah, then it's just a little bit too much. So I'm, yeah, I'm taking a little bit of a, little bit of a break, switching to decath. Well, okay, okay, so I know you're supposed to ask me something, but I'd like to ask you, if you could, because I haven't studied the utropics very much in the last, like, Eur2, so if you could bring me up to speed and say, like, three or four really good neotropic insights from the last year or T, like, for someone like me that has a very good foundation, but once, like, the cutting-edge stuff, what would you recommend? Okay. So the neutropic space is kind of growing up a bit. Back in the day, when I first got into it, it was about just finding, like, the most intense stimulants you could, like, taking, like, mogathanil, which is the smart drug that they give to. I tried it. Oh, yeah, did you like it? Yeah, I did. The way I wrote it down is like, this is a once-in-a-six-month thing when you've got an all-nighter to do, and you need to be laser-focused for that day or something, you know? Yeah, it's a pretty intense focus drug. They would give it to, like, F-117 stealth fighter pilots. They'd give it to helicopter pilots so that they could do, like, 25-hour missions. and stay sharp, stay savvy up there. And some people would take, like, modafinil and stack it with phenopyracetam, and then add some nicotine on top of it. But then we all grew up just a little bit, and we realized that you end up having a higher baseline of cognitive performance if your sleep is really good. Those hardcore stimulants like the modafinil, there's excess amounts of caffeine, nicotine too late in the day, those neutropics hurt sleep quality. Even if you kind of, even if you feel like you're over the hump of that productivity bell curve stimulation that the nitropic gives you, even if you feel like you're well over that hump by the time that you're laying down in bed. it will, it'll still mess with your, it'll still mess with your sleep. It even happens to me from time to time. And so, yeah, so a lot of biohackers now are focusing a lot on the sleep hacking, which is taking that two or three hours before bedtime and getting really disciplined about the regimen in that period of time. So that sleep is really, really on point, and then you don't need so many neutropics, or you don't need such high dosages, because sleep itself is such a newtropic. Yeah, yeah, you explain that so beautifully, so I'm using Cliff High's pure sleep at the moment. Is that one that you're familiar with? No, I'm not, what are the ingredients in it? Oh, we'd have to sort of like break the flow and look into it. Like, it's, I know that it's not, because a lot of them are like serotonin based, aren't they? They're like 5HTP and then derivatives of that in order to get that the melatonin thing kicking off. And he explicitly says it's not that. It's a different bunch of mechanisms. And I think it's a load of precursors for like things like growth hormone and stuff like that. But if you have time to look into it, I'd love to hear your expert opinion on it. Tell me if I'm on something good or... or not. Yeah, Pure Sleap Generation 2 at Pure Bullock. Let's take a look at it now. Okay, so it's a powder one. Does it taste good as a powder? It tastes excellent, and it feels good. It feels like it's doing me good. And weirdly, if I'm in a bad mood, it really lifts me out of it in the evening, which is a bit airy. Yeah, that's nice when they nail the taste. Back in the day, Neutropics was not, it was a nasty, business, the tastes were pretty awful, but a lot of companies now are paying it. They're just trying to mainstream things, and you've got to make things taste good if you're looking to mainstream. Okay, so I'm looking at these supplement facts on the packaging here on PureBulk. And it has magnesium 60 milligrams from magnesium bisglycinate. And in magnesium citrate, that is a low, low dosage of magnesium. I would say, I take about 400 magnesium in the evening, especially if I've had more of a carnivore kind of day with a lot of meat. I need, I'm going to need a little bit of help in the bathroom the next morning. I'll take, yeah, like four or five hundred. So 60 milligrams is a little bit low. And then... There's about 1,800 milligrams, which is a proprietary pure sleep blend. And I don't like that when they say proprietary blend, and they don't disclose what it is. So the pro tip for neutropics people, really anybody buying supplements, is that you want to double check the COA. that it is overnight that the assay conforms over 97% and that the COA is of American or European origin, that it's from an accredited lab. That's one of the major, one of the major kinds of things that. I would, that I would look for. But yeah, if it's, if it's helping you sleep, then anything that helps you sleep is a lever by which you multiply your effectiveness with anything else that you do in life. Thanks for sharing that, man. I feel like I've got some good tips there for free. Okay, okay. Before any more tips, we need to pray, we're going to have the very brief, paraphrased prayer, I swear. upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man. Amen. And that was from Thomas Jefferson. I believe that was Thomas Jefferson originally, for the people who are curious. Yeah, I'm a big fan of your founding fathers. Yeah, there was a remarkable documentary. I watched, it was called, oh, I'm going to dig back up the title of this documentary, and I'll link it, but it was a documentary all about the founding fathers, and it was explaining how, it was explaining their spirituality, it was explaining their occultic spirituality. Please send that to me. I would like to see that very much. Yeah, okay, it was called Belly of the Beast. It was like a... two, two and a half hour documentary, and it explains how the, it explains how America is a country that was, or for most of its history, it's a country that's full of Christian people, but it is not a Christian nation. It is a... neo, it's, the, all the symbology and the intentions that the founders had was to create this neo-pagan, occultic nation. They never, there was never an intention to create a Christian nation. And you can see this, you walk, you can walk all over Washington, D.C. and go and look at all of that. mind-blowing architecture and sculpture there in Washington, D.C., and you'll never see a crucifix. What you see over and over again is you see all of this occultic pagan architecture. And that's, yeah, that's reflective of the intentions of the founding fathers, which, which, for me, that doesn't, I'm not throwing out the baby with the bathwater there. But it's, yeah, the founding of our country is, it's, it's, it's, there's so many, there's 77 different layers to it, which manifest in all these different, you know, if you, if you ask the average American Christian today, they'd say, our America is doing a shitty job of being a Christian nation. And that's, that's, that's because that's not what it's. supposed to be you could make the you could make the case that it is supposed to be a luciferic nation maybe maybe we will part company a little way there because i like just just because something is is occult it doesn't necessarily mean it has to be luciferian like so the golden dawn for example which is like one of the main big western occult organization that just looks every bit occult is is explicitly god-oriented like the you know, the rituals that you do in that kind of thing are so oriented to, like, aligning your being with, like, the ultimate source of reality and, like, and its various different manifestations. In fact, truly, it seems more God-oriented to me than attending, like, church. which I did often as a kid, like, you obsess about it more. So, like, to understand whether something's Luciferian are, you've got to think, right, the proofs in the pudding, let's see what these guys, and I'm not saying it's not, by the way, or there aren't Luciferian elements within America, like, and the leadership there definitely are. Check out Bohemian Grove, if you want to see that sort of thing, which is like, you know, mollock worship, which, you know, you could say as a strand of that whole Luciferian mythology, perhaps. But where was it going with this? Yeah, I lost my train. Yeah, gone. Sure. Have you attended one of the Golden Dawn, one of their powwows? No, I won't. Because, like, one of the problems with the end of the age of Pleis is that, like, is the Luciferian problem. Like, you have these centralized authorities, which you had to get in the age of pleases, and then in this phase, they all get inverted. So instead of following the good fish, the Christ, and, like, letting that be your guide point. Instead, like, the worst narcissist. in the country is now, or in your local area is the headfish of this little school that you're schooled in. And, you know, if you want to, like, be, you know, be near the top of that power pyramid, you've got to do this to, like, 48 laws of power, like, kind of, like, Machiavellian bunch of tricks to get there. And I explicitly want nothing to do with that. So, if, 100 years ago, at the time when the founding fathers were doing their stuff, I would have loved to have been a Freemason. for example, you know, and do that, like, obsessive, like, character-building kind of stuff. Like, I like all that stuff. If you listen to who's a guy that wrote Albert Plake, the guy that wrote Moles and Dogma, like, you just listen to the way the guy talks, he's obsessing about, like, how to cultivate your character, and that sort of thing. So that I would like. But now if I attended a Freemason Lodge, or especially something like a Golden Dawn Temple, I know what characters be there. There be... 4 out of 10 on spiritual ability, so it's just enough to be dangerous, but, like, too low to actually be able to teach you anything good for most of them. And most of them would be prideful and narcissistic to the core. And the whole thing would be this big power structure, and if you speak out, or worse yet, if you do anything that's, like, dangerously too smart for, like, the headfish or the second headfish. then that power structure is going to come after you. And I don't want that at all. Like, you could, for those of you that understand the astrology a bit more, you can hear the spirit of the Aquarian age in my voice there. Like, I don't want to be confined by that sort of shit, especially not an inverted power structure where the worst possible person is put at the top. And, like, these inverted principles, these narcissistic, psychopathic Machiavellian principles are the principles which get you to the top of it. I have no interest in that whatsoever. I have a deep interest in building a bridge from my ego consciousness to the source of this universe, the player-mura, I think if I'm saying that right, the Aynsoft ore, the limitless light, that's why I want to connect to you, and I want to grow my spiritual craft. I have no interest in, like, power at the expense of love and, like, playing politics and all that Machiavellian crap, and I... have an understanding that basically any centralized authority you're going to be involved in now must, because of the zeitgeist that we're in, from the end of the age of Pisces, be expressing itself. Does that make sense? I don't know how highfalutin that was, or, like, is it clear? Yeah, yeah, so they, they say that political power is as addictive as cocaine or whatever. drug and I bet it is. Yeah, yeah, you know, I had, oh, I, okay, okay, I had a taste of this. I got a taste of this. It was in 2016, in Kiev, Ukraine, that's where I lived, at the time, and they were doing a debate. They... They wanted to get a person to represent the Republicans and Donald Trump, and then they wanted to get a person to represent the Democrats and Hillary Clinton, and then have a televised debate there in a bar in Kiev. And apparently they couldn't find anyone to represent Donald Trump. So I was like, yeah, sure. And I, I've hated the Republicans for white, for... quite a while, and at this point, I'm very, very ambivalent about Trump, but at the time, at the time, that seemed like the better, that seemed like the clear choice for, for sustaining, you know, what was decent and good about America. So I said, yeah, I'd love to go and represent, represent him in your debate, and so they scheduled the debate and they had an English, language newspaper there in Kiev. And so they announced the debate, and then they put me and the other guy in the newspaper. And the newspaper was fairly popular amongst the, in the center of Kiev, where I would hang out. And so I would get noticed quite a bit. I got it a couple of... like debates with like random people and in bars and things like that. And then I, and then the debate itself was total, was a total rush. It was, it was totally exciting to come into a room and, you know, do verbal battle in front of, you know, a hundred people. Which you'll get at, by the way. That's your domain. You'd shine in that arena, wouldn't you? Thank you. Yeah, I did pretty good. I definitely won some votes. I won some people over. I had a couple people tell me that their mind was changed. And so the debate, the public performance aspect of it was totally intoxicating for me. And then afterwards, I have, like, these attractive, youngest Ukrainian journalists who were, like, coming up to me, who were, like, really interested in my opinion on things. It was, like, Yeah, even just that little taste, I was like, oh, maybe I should get into this political activism thing a little bit more. This was, this is really, so I can understand that the, yeah, the people that like get to go and order a squadron of F-22s to go and bomb a country, like, that level of intoxication would be, yeah, it's probably beyond heroin, fentanyl, nicotine, coping. No, it is. It is. It's worse than all the above. So let's dive into this, because I think our audience might benefit from it. So there's an idea that comes from this, legitimate channels that we've expressed here, where, like, all right, just shun power. And it's like, no, that's no good. Because, one, like, power is an expression of God. It's the divine mind. So when, you know, you do, like, the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours, right? So, like, power is an expression of it, and it means it's a part of you, too, which means that you've, you know, you've got to master it. And also, you can be as good and as truth-oriented as you'd like. If you're powerless, that shit, isn't it? It's no, you, you, you don't have the will have the will manifest your good. So there's, there's a lot of slipperiness there, and the solution isn't just have no power, because then they will create a vacuum of the power, and the worst possible person will fill that vacuum, as we have now, at the end of the age of Pisces, where a bunch of hyper-narcissists, psychopath-type people, are up to no good. So, okay. So then what do you do about it? And from something I've been thinking about a lot the last 12 months. And I've realized, like, should there ever be a point in my life where, like, power is poured upon me? There's a few things I want to do first. First thing I want to do is make my psyche as refined and as chiseled as it can possibly be. So when that bucket is poured on me, I can fucking handle it with as least damage possible. Because it is, it, I'm looking at it is, look, this is going to be worse than computer games, which I've got badly addicted to, worse than, you know, the most seductive sex, worse than heroin, it's going to be really fucking difficult. So I want to chisel away my character as best I can before. And then another insight that your audience might benefit from is, like, the times where I've handled the little trickles of power that I've had well are when I am explicitly not chasing it at all. And instead of what happens is you see a job that needs to be done. And you look around and you're like, fuck me, there's no one else that can do this job as better as me. And it's not coming from your ego because you don't want it. Like, you don't want the stress of it. You don't want the, the, the, the, just the horrors that come with wielding power. But what you do is, is kind of like Marcus Aurelius. Like, you kneel wearily to it. You say, okay. No one else can do this job as better as me. If there is, I wish they could do it, but I'm the best person. And then you kneel towards a duty to do it. And I think when you do it within that framework, the power can flow through you in a safer way. But it is, I mean, your story is like, it's like not even one out of ten in the power scale and look how seductant that is, right? Yeah. I think I'm the kind of person that could totally become, like, a sociopathic. power addict. I'm, I'm naturally, like, a more selfish, more individualistic kind of, kind of person. So my, yeah, I think, I think I'm one of those people that could, like, yeah, I could go a little bit, go a little bit crazy, and I don't know, end up, end up, like, Joe Biden, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, or, which is, So let's explore that. So like, so, because I don't want you to end up like Joe Biden, right? Because I don't think that's a happy life. And I certainly don't think it's good for people around him, right? Not his kids and not his country, right? So, like, what do you think you could do to be ready so that should power be channeled through you in this life, you're a couple of steps better…