[00:00] Speaker 1: (instrumental music plays) Hello, everyone. This is the Reverend Blake Ruby from San Antonio. Welcome to my show, the Church of Soul Evolution. I've been gone for two weeks, and I'm back. I was in Japan with my wife visiting my stepdaughter who lives over there in Tokyo. And I was just telling Thomas that we had a good time. It was relaxing. And I worked out every day, did a mile and a half walking and running. And then I would eat my breakfast and watch TV and talk with my stepdaughter, and we went out to three restaurants while I was there and we ordered pizza three times. We went to Yokota Air Force Base. That was quite a drive, about an hour and a half each way. And Japan is a different culture, as you can imagine, and it is very quiet over there. They say there's a lot less crime. People conform a lot more than they do here in the United States. And you hardly ever hear a dog barking, it's rare. I think I heard a dog barking, like, once, and it only was for a few seconds.

[02:06] Speaker 1: Here in San Antonio, they're all over the neighborhood and barking all the time. Our dog goes out in the backyard and barks constantly. So it was quiet there. But I noticed one thing when I was walking and running, that there's a smell of natural gas in the air, seems to be prevalent, where in that particular area, I don't know if it's all over Tokyo or all over Japan, but it kind of bothered me, you know, when I'm walking and running, especially after I finished running and I'm taking deep breaths, you know, to recover, I don't like the smell of, uh, natural gas. I don't know if it's coming from... I c- couldn't tell if it was coming from the street or from the houses, and it might only be for that area. But other than that, the Japanese people are wonderful people, always very respectful. You know, you pass somebody on the street, greet them, they're always kind of like bowing, you know, until you learn to do that yourself.

[03:09] Speaker 1: I didn't feel the need to learn any more Japanese than just thank you. Although I should have learned to say hello or good morning or some other words. I wasn't... I just didn't feel inspired to. I mean, I already speak Spanish and I've learned French and Turkish and German in my lifetime. I'm pretty much bilingual, English and Spanish, but I didn't feel the need to learn any Japanese. And some people spoke a little bit of English. Anyway, my wife and I had a good time and we're looking forward to possibly going back there in a year or so. The last time we went was in August of 2025 for two weeks also. And just before that on the 21st of March through the 4th of April, we went on a two-week cruise and I think I might have had one radio show in between when we got back and when we went to Japan, that was with Preston Dennett. Just to go over some of what we talked about, he is a UFO enthusiast, expert, if you will.

[04:34] Speaker 1: He's more knowledgeable on UFOs and extraterrestrial phenomena than anyone I've ever known, except for Dr. Steven Greer, who is just the, the overall guru, if you will, on UFOs and extraterrestrials. In fact, he is the leader of the Disclosure Project, and he's been working on that for many years. Back in President Clinton's days. And he got close to having the government come out and tell us what they know about UFOs and extraterrestrials. However, it seems that with every administration, the leaders, including the president, just don't have the courage to open up the UFO files. And it all began with Roswell, even before then, around the world, not just in the United States, UFOs and extraterrestrial contact has been well-documented. If you're looking for evidence-There is no shortage of evidence to prove that they exist. The problem is that people just aren't interested in looking for the evidence.

[06:13] Speaker 1: (smacks lips) So if you had a debate with somebody, what it would come down to would be, look, you know, if you want to take the stance of believing they don't exist, have you, have you ever did research for more than a few minutes, you know, to find out if they are real? If we're not alone in the universe, but ultimately, people don't want to know and probably because they're frightened or maybe they're too busy with their daytime lives, you know, their daily lives, having a job, making money, raising their children. They can't think about whether or not ET is out there and trying to make contact. The thing is also, and I talked about this with Preston, is that they don't wanna make all the different species that are out there, and apparently, there are anywhere from 50 to 60 different species that have either made contact or are presently making contact with our planet.

[07:33] Speaker 1: In the recent past, you know, back to Roswell times, and if you watch a documentary called Unacknowledged, it talks about that, 50 to 60 species that are presently making contact or have made contact with our world, and we talked about Roswell and many other things, and I... When I was in Japan, I, I talked with my, my stepdaughter's fiance. We all did. We were sitting around and saying, "Well, there's just... There is no proof, you know what I mean? You won't know for sure until the day you die that they exist because they're not gonna come and make contact if we're too violent of a species, you know, with all the war that's been going on throughout the years, for thousands of years." And even now, today, you know, you would think our civilization has evolved to the point where we're not killing innocent men, women, and children, you know? Even just killing anybody, period. It's a shame, really is.

[08:53] Speaker 1: You know, we kind of sugarcoat it by saying, "Well, you know, we're doing this for this reason. You know, we're engaged in warfare for that reason." But they can't deny that, especially women and children are being killed, you know, who aren't combatants and they're just trying to live their lives. All the bombing and... Bombs are indiscriminate, and they take innocent lives, and that's wrong because these people are just like you and me. No matter how you want to justify it, killing someone is wrong. And I think it was said best in the movie, The Revenant, when Leonardo DiCaprio, when he met that Indian, if you watched that movie. The Indian said he had lost his family, they were killed by the Sioux Indians, and Leonardo DiCaprio just told him his son had been killed, and the Indian said, "My heart bleeds," so to speak, "but revenge is in the hands of the creator." In other words, what we experience, for the most part, is just a cycle, an endless cycle of revenge going on.

[10:14] Speaker 1: You know, the Israelis, and they're probably to blame, so to speak, to blame for the, the war in Iran right now because they've been fighting, they've been fighting a war in the Gaza Strip ever since October the 7th. What was it? 2024 or 2023? I forget, but 1,400 Israelis were killed by Hamas, and since then, President Netanyahu, or is he a prime minister? Prime Minister Netanyahu, said that enough is enough, you know? Six million Jews were killed in World War II. They've been persecuted throughout the years. You know, um, hatred of Jewish people, anti, um, semitic hatred. It goes on today. It's kind of like with the way the black people have been persecuted over the years, and what it is, is it's a lack of intelligence. Put it bluntly. Let me take a drink here. I'm gonna take a drink. I said this before and I'll say it again, people go to war. People are involved in conflicts because they don't have the intellect to resolve their differences peacefully. Men, women, both, same thing.

[11:43] Speaker 1: Usually, you won't find women too much engaged in conflict and fighting. They're more peaceful. Why? Because they're co-creators with God. They have a... They have babies grow inside their bodies, and so they're, they're reluctant to send their children off to some senseless war to die.There is no justification, really. I mean, I understand, you know, it's all about money. The war in Iran, oil, you know. Same thing with Venezuela. Of course, there are other reasons too. I don't like how the straight-up oil routes is being blocked and having to pay more money at the gas pump. Who does, you know? That takes a good, extra chunk of our money, you know. I mean, not too much, but enough to be a concern. And I understand in this world that we live in, sometimes you have to defend yourself too.

[12:46] Speaker 1: Like, with the Nazis, they were determined to take over the world, to dominate the world, and if we hadn't stopped them, and that involved killing a lot of Germans and a lot of our troops were killed and Allied troops, English troops. My father was in World War II with the British Army, he, he was at Normandy and Dunkirk. And, uh, you just don't sit down and, and take it, you know. If revenge is indeed in the creator's hands, then if we had adopted that attitude in World War II, we, we would've been, we would have been oppressed by the Germans. And even to this day, probably, they would've been in control and, and there would've been a brutal dictatorship with lots of innocent people dying. So sometimes you have to fight. That's just the nature of the world we live in. It's a very violent place, you know? We live in an ecological system where animals eat each other and we eat the animals. And the atmosphere weighs heavy on us, you know?

[13:59] Speaker 1: The weather's always changing, the barometer's rising and falling. As I mentioned, we're not at the top of the food chain, you know? There's animals that will eat us out there and go into the oceans, seas, rivers and lakes, and sometimes you'll be attacked by the predators that live in those waters, you know? And then you can get hit by lightning or be, be killed in a tornado or a hurricane or a tsunami or an earthquake or volcanoes exploding. So there's lots of ways to die and then not to mention, driving on the roads every year in the United States, approximately 50,000 people die on the highways and byways. And it's hard, you know? We're not from planet Earth. It's not our home. We come from a world of light because we're spirits, our true nature is a spirit. The spirit looks just like the physical body, except it has a brain called the soul.

[15:11] Speaker 1: And so facial characteristics, bodily characteristics stay the same, although you can configure your spirit to, even if you died like when you were old, say 90 years old, and you get to the spirit realm or heaven, or whatever you wanna call it, that shining ball of light over there in the distance, you know, that provides heat and light for our world but also rotates, uh, the planets and moons and revolves them around itself, that energy, you know? And recently, you saw the Artemis II team fly to the moon and back, and tell me if that wasn't a life-changing experience for them, what they saw out of the windows of their spacecraft, the beauty of our world over in the distance, the cobalt blue planet Earth, the brown of the ground and the white of the clouds and the blue of the water.

[16:09] Speaker 1: Indeed, cobalt blue, they say, just sitting there, kind of fragile, you know, in outer space, floating in the blackness of space, but being held and controlled by the power of the Sun, rotating on its axis and revolving around the Sun. You see, you didn't know that probably, did you? That the energy from the Sun revolves the planets and also rotates them on their axes because it's the matrix of our solar system. It's a very special world and that's the world where the Mother and Father Spirit reside. It's a beautiful land when you get there. It's kind of like Earth, it's kind of like Earth. It has mountains and valleys and rivers and streams and trees, special trees with the fruit of life that grow on them, 12 different types of fruit. And yes, that means you can eat when you're there in the spirit, the spirit can eat. But you don't need that nutrition to help your body grow like here on Earth, eating meat, you know, or fish or chicken or pork.

[17:31] Speaker 1: And indeed, our bodies can process that food and help it to grow from a baby to however old you get to be. So, the challenge is to find food that is fresh. And there's some, so many dangers out there. Or let me rephrase that. There is a, a possibility of eating tainted food, you know, where that might have salmonella or E. coli because it's som-... not fresh, you know, and has bacteria on it. And we digest, eat that and begin to digest it, and our bodies can develop diseases, you know, which is unfortunate. So, one has to be careful with what one eats. And organic food is always better. Grass-fed beef, I hear, is better. Me personally, I'm a vegan for the most part. I've been a vegan for 27 years. And there was one main reason I did it, and that was because I donated one of my kidneys to my son back in 1995, and I didn't always treat myself well. I didn't always live a healthy lifestyle.

[18:57] Speaker 1: When I joined the Army in 1982, then I began gravitating towards a healthier lifestyle with all the different running and exercise and having to move out to places sharply, you know, and be places on time. And the Army teaches you discipline, you know. I was grateful for that. And so in 1995, when I donated one of my kidneys when I was on active duty to my son, I did it to save his life. You know, and most people do that nowadays. Personally, I think they should rewrite the regulation. You donate a kidney when you're in the military, you should get disability for that, loss of a kidney. At least have it approved, you know. Because it's a gift of life. It really is. There's nothing like having a real kidney, or two, working inside your body. And when you don't have one, you realize just how valuable and how precious a gift it is. And in order to keep your kidneys healthy and functioning properly, it's so important. And I'm going to tell you something that, please don't forget.

[20:15] Speaker 1: Don't forget this, ever. And I tell you the truth, because I'm a one-kidney person myself, and so is my son. He wrote his book recently. It's in the Amazon. Uh, it's available on Amazon to buy. It's called Finding Faith Through Dialysis. And he says this in his book. Drink your daily recommended amount of water. You drink enough water? I'm talking about water, not other fluids. Just water. It's a miracle liquid. I'm going to take a drink of water right now, in fact. (swallows) . And if you drink your daily recommended amount of water, 64 ounces, the chances of you getting diabetes or cancer or heart disease are a lot less, my friends. Doesn't that sound good? Or, and/or the possibility of going on dialysis and transplantation later on. So, kidneys are such a precious gift. And people donating a kidney, especially if they're not a family member, is a true gift. Really is. And speaking of my son, I'm going to visit him this month later on, the 21st through the 31st of May.

[21:44] Speaker 1: He lives in Burbank, California. He's a two-time kidney transplant recipient, actually. And he got his second kidney back in 2014. The one I gave him lasted 19 years. And he got a kidney from his best friend's mom in Ohio. And... There's a noise, a strange noise. I'm trying to figure out where it's coming from. Well, I'll just drive on. Sounds like a b- a fly that's caught in the window, you know, buzzing to get out. It went away there. Anyway, so my son's a two-time kidney transplant recipient, and in his book, Finding Faith Through Dialysis, if, if you want to buy it, it's a great read. I helped him write it, I helped him edit it. And I think it's like, 10 to $15.

[22:48] Speaker 1: And so if you're interested in learning from the experience of a young man who went through dialysis when he was age three to ten months old, when he received the kidney that I gave him, and then later on, after 19 years, and what he experienced, his daily life, and having to go back on dialysis when he was 19 years old, and looking for a kidney, and finally finding a donor in his best friend's mom up there in Ohio. And may God bless her. Her name's Lisa. It really was a, more of a love gift than me. M- me being his father, it was kind of like a no-brainer, something that I would do again in a heartbeat, you know. That's my flesh and blood there, and I'd have no problem giving him one of my kidneys. And as a result, as I was talking about, my lifestyle had to change and, and... I think the dog wants to come out. I think he's trying to get out through the door here. I might have to go help him there. But in the meantime... So, I changed my lifestyle to being a vegan.

[24:01] Speaker 1: Perhaps I didn't have to, but for me, it was all about digestion. And when you eat food that has more fiber in it, in other words, eat more vegetables and-And even the, the protein foods like tofu or beans or textured vegetable protein, it comes in many forms, is easily digestible and, and provides sufficient amounts of protein, in my opinion, 'cause I've been experiencing it throughout the years myself. And back in 1995, the surgeries were more invasive than they are now. I've got a nine-inch scar on my right side in my lower abdominal area, nine inches, where they took the kidney out. Nowadays, I mean, they do that arthroscopic surgery in a s- maybe couple of inches, and they ... Or two or three inches and they can pull the kidney out, you know. It's about the size of your fist. And most people, from what I've read, gravitate to a healthier lifestyle. In other words, drinking more water, eating healthier, you know, eating fresher food, more organic food, fruits and vegetables.

[25:33] Speaker 1: Organic fruits and vegetables are definitely tastier, you know, in my opinion. And one thing I've also noticed, that it's helped me to concentrate more on my spiritual life because that's always been a challenge for me. Sometimes when we're digesting the foods that are, say, more difficult to digest like red beef, red meat, we spend a lot of time digesting those foods. And so our vibration, our vibratory levels are decreased, for lack of a better way of describing it. That's why it behooves us, I think, as human beings to eat food that's easier to digest. You know what they are. You can do the research yourself. I don't want to point any specific foods out other than what I'm eating now, and that's mainly a vegan diet, although I do eat some food that has a little bit of dairy or egg in it. So overall, I would say I'm approximately 99%, at least, vegan. And believe it or not, it has helped me with my spirituality.

[26:56] Speaker 1: I've been able to achieve a lot of spiritual development because my focus is not so much on eating, but instead, on my spiritual development, which is why we're here on Earth, to develop ourselves spiritually, because we are spirits in the material world. And the younger people now, they realize that, the ones who have been born into this planet recently, like in the last 5, 10, 15 years. Uh, they know. They had previewed their lives like we did before we were born, and everyone's being born, and I mean everyone, is being born into this world to help make the world a better place, to end war, to have peace. That is really everyone's goal when they're born into this world. At least one of their facets, one of the facets of their life plan is always to help make the world a better place. Are you doing your part, my friend? Even if it's just a little bit. Being kind to people is another thing that you can do always.

[28:04] Speaker 1: And just saying hello to someone as you walk by 'em on the street, waving, opening a door for someone, trying to say positive things, and avoiding vulgar language, and this is very important. I'm gonna talk about this for a little while. I'm gonna take a drink first. (swallows) Now, I understand why people use vulgar language. Definitely they have free will to do that. You wanna do that, that's fine. I don't know if there's any relation to getting Parkinson's disease later on because I've seen some people who used to swear a lot, and they developed Parkinson's disease, but don't, don't hold me to that. That's just an observation that I have made that may or may not be true. But when you swear, usually it means you've lost your temper and you've lost control of the situation. And before, when your intelligence was operating your, your thinking and your, your mouth, so to speak, then all of a sudden, you use a swear word. And it can escalate to violence if you let it.

[29:37] Speaker 1: Indeed, I think a lot of war, a lot of the wars that have happened in the past have begun by people not being able to resolve their differences peacefully and because when they've been together, they've disagreed about something, couldn't compromise, and so they start ... And there's a fly flying around my head here. They start using vulgar language. So to summarize, if you use vulgar language, and I understand maybe if you, you know, you're hammering a nail into a wall and you hit your thumb, you might s- use a swear word and it might be difficult not to. But if at all possible, I would recommend to not use vulgar language, and that would help you.... in your spiritual development because I'm gonna have to... These little bugs. I'm glad that when we get to heaven, there's not going to be any mosquitoes or bugs. That's what I've read from people who have near, had that near death, people who have had near-death experiences.

[30:43] Speaker 1: I'm gonna, I got my little can of, uh, spray here, and if I see this fly show up again, he's gonna get sprayed. But what I understand, and we talked about this when I was in Japan, animals have souls. I'm talking about dogs and cats and horses and some of the bigger animals. The only things that don't have souls, as far as I know, are insects for the most part and, um, I'm not sure about reptiles. Maybe, um, I don't think snakes do because they're part of the ecological system. Although other animals are, like in the oceans, like dolphins are part of the ecological system, yet I believe they have souls. They're very intelligent creatures. And birds, I believe birds have souls. When we get to heaven, there, there's going to be birds everywhere. Okay, fly. Okay, I've been spraying this fly here. And now I've just sprayed my phone, but it's not too bad. So what about amphibians also, like with reptiles? I don't believe they're going to be in heaven up... They could be in hell down below.

[32:03] Speaker 1: I've heard that reptiles go down there and are used to torment and haunt and intimidate the, th- the inhabitants of that place down there and underneath the Earth's surface towards the center of the planet where there's huge cavernous areas and lava beds. And so that's the fire you've heard about, hell, the lava beds down there, because the Earth is a molten iron core and lava, you know, uh, there's lava there. That's like what is spewed from volcanoes. That kind of lava comes up from the center of the earth. And so that, there's fires, there's lakes of fire, which you read about in the Bible, and there's demons down there, and, and they were made specifically to torment people to bring about a rehabilitation of the soul to prevent the kind of evil that people get into nowadays, you know. And there's been some evil people in this world, and there still are.

[33:14] Speaker 1: I really don't like using that word, but that's the best way I can describe people like Hitler or Saddam Hussein or, you know, the, the Ayatollah Khomeini, you know. I think, you know, he oppressed his people and he had thousands killed in the street for protesting. Now, that's an evil leader. Also, Herod back in the days of Jesus, you know, who killed all those children up to two years old who tried to find, um, Jesus, the baby, you know. Whenever you, you have the re- you have all those people's souls on your, your soul, and I don't even like saying that because that means that whoever the American president is that goes to war, they have all those souls of whoever they, they killed on their eternal soul, you know. So, that revenge cycle kind of... That too, but one has to be careful, you know.

[34:21] Speaker 1: I mean, yes, you can probably live a long life even after killing many people here on Earth, but you won't get past your life review and, and seeing what you did to hurt other people and then you'll have to pay karmic debt and come back to a planet of this same kind of category where there's a lot of war and killing. I don't know about you, but I don't want to come back to a planet like this. I've seen enough. This is a g- school of learning, my friend, and it's a very hard school of learning. In fact, you should give yourself a pat on the back for surviving another day on planet Earth because of all the different ways I mentioned that we can get killed and we're being kind of, um... It weighs heavy on our psyches, you know. And this, this school of learning is meant to grow our souls. And I've talked about this on previous radio shows. We're born into this planet as a baby, right?

[35:32] Speaker 1: We existed before we were born in the pre-existence, in the before life, and there will be an afterlife too when we were pure spirits. Our spirits are inside our physical body right now. They come out at nighttime when we dream. You could also call them the astral body. And I mentioned a little bit about what the spirit looks like and when you get to heaven, you can configure it. I was talking about that too. And if you die at an old age, you can choose to look a younger age. In other words, the most common mold for the citizens of heaven is the age 30 mold, you know, with perfect teeth, no need for eyeglasses, everything's perfect. You can also be a floating orb of light from what I've heard. And so it is configuring, the spirit is configuring.I don't have all the details 'cause I've never experienced it myself. I've learned from other people who have had these near-death experiences, and why do I believe them?

[36:38] Speaker 1: I know there are some charlatans out there, people that are doing it for the money or for fame. But there's too many of them that have similar things in common, like going down a tunnel, seeing a- a light at the end, and going into a beautiful place that looks like planet Earth, except all the more brighter, with beautiful colors and flowers that seem alive. I'm gonna take a drink. (smacks lips) And colors that, from what I've heard, colors that we haven't seen before exist there, and th- the flowers, as I was talking about, they look at you when you walk by. They have a- an intelligence of their own. They're a separate creation, and they're very beautiful and- and one time, in the near-death experience of Betty Eadie, she wrote a book afterwards called Embraced by the Light, which was on the New York Times Bestseller List for many, many weeks. And she had perhaps the most complete and profound near-death experience ever. She went to heaven. She saw some angels there.

[37:55] Speaker 1: She was given a tour of heaven, a tour around the universe. She had some guides. And yes, we all have spirit guides. And she said that she looked at a rose, and it was there looking at her and- and then for just a- a brief few seconds, she was inside the rose, and she could see the- the different parts of the inside of the rose. And I don't know what they are off the top of my head, but there's the, um, there's several different parts of a flower if you look down inside, you know. Um, and she- she was, just for a few seconds, she was the rose. She felt it, what it was like to be that living intelligence and had an intelligence of its own, separate from her. And so be prepared to see a lot of beautiful flowers in- in heaven, my friends, in that spirit world over there, and beautiful green grass, too green as... You just can't imagine just how green it is. It's so beautifully green, and trees, beautiful trees by rivers, you know, with the fruit of life. And- and we can eat, apparently.

[39:06] Speaker 1: We can eat the fruit, and from what I understand, we can eat... There's vegetables that they grow in heaven, and bread. Now, meat and fish, that kind of thing, I believe they don't eat that 'cause they don't need to. It doesn't provide nutrients for the body. They probably wouldn't want to anyway because some of those animals live there in heaven. I don't know about some birds, possibly, uh, chickens, that kind of thing. They probably are in heaven. A lot of birds that fly around your- your house, to include sparrows and cardinals and red-winged blackbirds and doves, eagles, they're gonna be there flying around, and- and you can have fun with them. It's gonna be very joyful. There's always a lot of activities. There are a lot of activities in heaven. And if you feel like chasing birds, uh, you know, th- and they'll talk to you, too. They've got intelligences. They have their own method of communication. I've noticed that here on Earth.

[40:09] Speaker 1: You know, they have their clans, their little groups of- of their particular kind that they're living in, and they have their own form of communication. And especially, that will be obvious when you get to heaven. And- and then horses and different colored horses. They say Jesus, one of the greatest spirits that's there walking around in the spirit world, you'll- you'll get a chance to meet if you believe in him now. 'Cause why would he want to come and meet you if you didn't believe in him when you were living in your earthly life here on planet Earth, you know, in- on this world? And there are mountains and valleys, and of course, there's no sun because you are on the sun. It's a world of light. And we were made there because we, as spirits, are beings of light. We are made of light. We are made of light. We are made of billions of electrons. And a spirit can live in fire. Fire is just another form of light energy.

[41:21] Speaker 1: So, all those suns you see out there in the evening sky, they're all... The beings that live in those solar systems are indigenous to that particular sun. They might not look like humans. Some might, others not. Some might have gray skin and big, dark eyes, or blue skin and different-shaped eyes. They might be taller or smaller, wider. But those civilizations that are out there, they're- they're very advanced. And you have to understand, I mean, really understand that even before our Milky Way galaxy was formed, there were other galaxies and other solar systems that had been in existence for millions of years. So, why is it not impossible to imagine that even before our Milky Way galaxy was created, that there were other beings out there created by the creator, all part of the plan to perpetuate growth in the universe? And is there anything greater than growth, my friends? I'm gonna take a drink.

[42:33] Speaker 1: There's nothing greater than growth, and that's what the creator wanted.In the beginning, there was darkness and silence, and the creator. And then the creator decided, "Well, I'm here by myself. How can I grow? How can I get bigger? How can I get better? I'm already perfect, but how can I perpetuate, um, proliferate that perfection? Well, I'll come up with a plan." Creator thought to his or herself 'cause the creator is both male and female, and that is to build the universe, one solar system after another, and after so many solar systems, one galaxy after another. "I'll command four forces, and those forces are gonna be the first force that will create the suns, the planets, and the moons. The second force that will create the plant and animal life on those planets, wherever applicable. The third force, all ascension beings, all these different molds and beings that I'm going to create." As I mentioned, some with the kind of skin we have.

[43:55] Speaker 1: Others with gray skin or green skin, or blue skin, or red skin, or yellow skin, or black skin, and different shapes and colored eyes, different size eyes, and also different sizes, different heights. I've heard there's some human beings like us out there that are three feet tall. Imagine that. And very advanced too, that have, uh, interstellar spacecraft and capable of going interdimensional. And so, that's the third force. The ascen- all the ascension beings, and there are thousands and thousands and thousands of beings just like us out there. Different beings, and there's an intergalactic planetary federation for all those planets also. Kind of like a United Nations, but they look out for, uh, the welfare of planets in their sector, in their area, in all the areas, actually, if it's the intergalactics. Um, you know, for within the Milky Way galaxy, there's a federation, I believe, and there's one for other galaxies, and there's one for the universe.

[45:15] Speaker 1: Beings who decided, you know, they wanna keep the universe a safe and peaceful place for that growth and, and, uh, expansion of the universe that the creator had intended. And then the creator also commanded the fourth force of the universe. And you have to understand. I've talked about the spirit being a being of light. The creator of the universe is the greatest being of light in the universe, and he/she is made of pure, pure light. You won't find a more beautiful and blazingly brilliant light in the universe. His glory and brilliance will wash over you so much that you won't be able to withstand it unless the creator wants to let you look inside his/her light. But it's possible, I think, by spiritual development and the evolution of your soul, you can get to a place where your light will be bright also, and you will be able to withstand it. Brilliant, glorious light, in all kinds of intensity. I mean, you look at a maybe 100-watt light bulb, and just multiply that by...

[46:33] Speaker 1: (clears throat) I'm gonna take a drink. (swallowing sound) 1000, or a million, or a billion times the intensity. And it will be almost like a physical effects on you where, if you can't withstand it, you'll have to prostrate yourself and close your eyes and have it wash over you like a hurricane force wind. I'm serious. And the fourth force is that force where you have a piece of the creator of the universe in you, and it's in your soul. It's a spark, a little piece of the creator's light. And that was the four- that is the fourth force. And as I've said on previous shows, when we're born into this world as a spirit and a soul, that little light in our soul << This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it shine, let it shine >> so I'm using it as an example that... I've used this as an example before of being born into this world with a 60-watt light bulb intensity light of the soul, if you know what I mean.

[47:58] Speaker 1: And the object is to grow your light before you die, so maybe by the time you die, hopefully far into the future, you know, when you're 90 or more years old, then you'll have a, a soul that will have increased the intensity of its light to maybe a 100 or more. And you will have achieved a lot of growth in your light, your spirit's light, your soul's light. That is the real objective of being here, my friend. And so grow your light, my friends. And how do you do that? You do that by being kind, by being loving, by speaking positive words, by avoiding...... swear words, vulgar language, which is not intelligent. And if we all pride ourselves on our intelligence, which I know we do, then I challenge you to avoid using vulgar language, which will help grow your, your soul's lamp. And that's why I think if you use a lot of vulgar language, you st- stunt your growth.

[49:11] Speaker 1: And that could have repercussions in the brain later on in life, and therefore Parkinson's disease or dementia might be because you're not growing your soul's lamp, the light of your soul. Now, that's just my theory. I don't know. I can't prove it. But I've been thinking about that recently, and I believe it might be true. So, it's something to consider, right? Again, avoid vulgar language if you can. Now, I was watching on CNN the other night, and my good friend, I, I, I think he's a wonderful man, Scott Jennings. He's a conservative analyst, a Republican that goes on CNN on some of their shows, to include Abby Phillips' show, usually weekdays at nine o'clock, and he'll debate some other people that are on there, and usually there's a majority of Democrats and maybe one or two Republicans. And he's been a faithful supporter of Mr. Trump for many years, and actually, you know, um, he wants to continue supporting Mr. Trump and everything he does, to include the Iran war.

[50:24] Speaker 1: Well, he got into a, um, a heated debate with a man named Adam Machler on Abby's show the other night, Thursday night. And now, there's a man, and I'll say some good things about him before I say something else. He's very intelligent, I think he's 23 years old, can talk very well, he's very brilliant. However, he's young and he's immature. I don't think he has any... Doesn't have a wife or children. And some people have noticed, and he's no exception... In fact, he's one of the... Most people, uh, one, one of the, uh, group, part of the, um, group of people that I've known in the past who have a tendency to get under your skin a lot. And he got under Scott's skin.

[51:19] Speaker 1: M- I can't remember exactly what they were talking about, but they got personal, they exchanged some, some kind of rude barbs towards each other, and then Scott said, "Get your effing hands out of my face." And so, he lost his temper, he lost his cool, he used a swear word, which is not uncommon on television, you know, especially with the nature of e- of what's going on in the world nowadays. You know, there's war, there's killing, there's unkindness everywhere, people don't have a single good thing to say about anyone. Mr. Trump was almost killed the other day, you know, possibly, could have been, if that shooter had gotten into the White House Correspondents Dinner, but people forget about that quickly, or how he, how close he came to being killed in Butler, Pennsylvania in 2024, how that bullet grazed his ear. And if it had been just a centimeter or two to one side, it could have gone inside his skull and then he wouldn't have been alive today, you know?

[52:26] Speaker 1: But we forget about stuff like that. But let me just at this time re-emphasize something that you already know, but please don't forget that you are alive, my friends. We are alive, and not everyone is. 40,000 people die each day around this world that we live in, this planet that we call home presently, which isn't our home, really. And just, if you're gonna be... If you're gonna treat people a certain way, at least give them the respect and dignity that anybody, w- whether it's a homeless person on the street or someone on television, give them that dignity of knowing, of acknowledging that they are alive. And Mr. Trump, too, you might not agree with everything he's doing, you might not like him, and you should like everybody. That's a test for you, my friends. You have to like everybody. Yes, you do have to like everybody, I'm telling you. Take it from the Reverend Blake. Because I want your soul to graduate from this existence with honors.

[53:33] Speaker 1: I want you to get to another planet of a higher category of evolution, and if you want to come back to a planet like this where there's a lot of war and killing and a lot of hatred, then keep on saying that you don't like people or you don't like this or you don't love this. Start changing your words, my friends. They're so important. Those words you put into the atmos- keep them positive, okay? I challenge you to do that. I've got one minute thought. Goodbye, everybody. Thanks for listening to my show. I love you. Take good care. And here's a quick prayer. Creator of the universe, please bless us, everyone, all your children, and indeed, we are your children. There are no only sons and daughters. We are your children. Help us in any way we need it. We love you. We recognize you're out there in, in outer space and you're everywhere. Thank you for everything. Amen. Goodbye, everybody. Talk to you next week. Bye-bye.

[54:30] Speaker 1: (instrumental music)