Aubrey Marcus

And then the mental fragility that accompanies the structural and infrastructural fragility is also something to be, you know, to be very aware of.

Like we are not, we are not, we haven't practiced.

We're not, our generations haven't, most of us haven't seen really hard times in a long time.

So we kind of forget about it.

And I think it's time to start paying attention to not only the physical preparations, but the mental preparations, the emotional preparations, the spiritual preparations.

Absolutely.

Get right with God.

Get right with your family.

Get right with all of the—

different avenues that may come to be.

Now, you referenced the Bible, and I noticed as I was doing some prep for the show, and we actually just briefly touched on it, you've done a little bit of an analysis on the Shroud of Turin, which was supposedly covering the dead body of Jesus Christ.

Yeah.

However, and I don't want to spoil it, what you have analyzed is that perhaps that body wasn't dead.

And Constantine was the editor-in-chief of the documents.

If you're talking about an editor-in-chief, I don't think you want a Roman emperor as the guy who you want to be the arbiter of divine truth.

Well, I mean, I think one of the popular theories is that he was on a tour of the mystery schools and, you know, working with the Telestai and the Gnosticoi.

Exactly.

And these mystery school knowledge systems that actually help bring about enlightenment.

I mean, my own vision, which I actually think is an even more beautiful vision of Yeshua, is that he was a man like any...

Any of us could be who went through a process of transformation to max out the capacity of the divinity that's within all of us.