Although people will be able to argue with me about everything.
People argue with you about the point of whether or not there is a god
or a sky or whatever, but we can all come to the agreement that we all have brains.
Except for maybe certain political parties.
The brain itself. How do one access the brain.
I'm going to use the metaphor of the brain as a computer.
It's easy, we all understand it and if you don't understand it
then you'd better catch up or else you're going to get left behind.
The mind, like computers, has open ports.
What do we have?
Well we have the power of sight
These are our senses, sight, taste, touch, smell, any possible sixth sense,
if you happen to believe in that sort of thing.
and we'll see, sight, taste, touch, smell...
hearing, thats another big one, good for music, all that kind of jazz.
Now as you can imagine, each one of these senses are greatly influenced by advertising.
We have sight, well, I mean, there's no shortage of ways that you can influence sight.
Flashing lights, movement.
The rules why things are seen. The number one reason why things are seen is movement.
That's why they pay those poor bastards to walk up and down the streets with a sign board
waving their arms.
And they are paid provided they keep what? Moving!
Because they got to stay moving.
Without movement, well, everything just kind of gets static.
And then they use colors, flashing lights.
Go to Vegas, that place is the most... It's the worlds largest eye-soar.
I mean you go in there and everything is just out of control
with sounds and lights and flashing like God!
I mean, you'll have brain burnouts inside of 20 minutes in Vegas.
Then of course, you have smell.
You can't possibly deny how tasty things can get first thing in the morning when you
smell the coffe or bacon or fresh baking bread or what have you?
I mean, I am absolutely certain that McDonalds cranks open the doors and has a fan going
out into the neighborhood first thing in the morning
to get that good McDonalds french fry carcinogetic I'm-gonna-rot-out-your-guts smell.
Now when you realize that your senses are being used against you then it begs the question:
How do you protect your senses?
And further more, the number one way of protecting yourself is
you got to be aware that you're under attack.
And most people think, well that's just part of life,
it's part of life that we're manipulated by our senses.
No it's not.
You should control that, and you have to control that,
because if you don't control that, somebody else will.
Waking. Here I am.
Sleeping. Here I am.
Dreaming. Here I am.
Waking, sleeping, dreaming. Here I am.
Always I was here.
Now I speak to you.
Just have no fear.
You don't know how much you miss
by not knowing yourself.
Do you run the risk?
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here I am.
In order to protect your self, you first have to understand who your "self" is.
You have to know what the parameters of your self are,
and this is the subject of many religions.
There's all kinds of people who are willing to tell you who you are.
Well actually that's a misnomer.
What they're willing to do is tell you what kind of person they want you to be.
And invariably it involves you being subservient to their religion.
One of the things we try to do here at Rantmedia is try to create a...
Well, an actual way for young people, and old people, and just people in general,
to be able to realize that they are, in fact, important.
And that they, themselves, as individual entities, are amazing creatures.
I call myself Sean Kennedy The Fucking Man.
That's a joke. It's always been a joke.
It's not a real thing. I'm just some guy, kind of mumbling along,
bumbling along in my own life with a crazy cameraman.
So who am I to tell you who you are.
Well, clearly I have just as much right to tell you who you are as, say,
Anthony Robins, anyone out there, Jerry Falwell, George Bush.
All these different people, they want to give you an identity,
but you don't need one, because you already got one.
Sigmund Freud said that everything a man does
is based upon the urge to be great and the sexual urge.
I can't say the same thing for women,
and to be honest with you, I wouldn't even want to broach that subject.
For folks out there, I'd say it's pretty common,
I mean, maybe with women there's a few other priorities in there too
some that have to do with breeding, mating, that kind of thing
and men have the same kind of drive.
The concept of your self, the Self, not what you want, you know, You,
the You in "What do You want?" that's a big thing.
If you remove all the crap in your life,
if you take away all the things that try to tell you who you are.
You know, you're not your bank accont, you're not your jeans, you're not your car,
you're left with this core being at the end of it.
Now there's eastern religions, Buddhism, and what not.
Some zen-thought that has gotten into this.
Meditation, lots of ritualized methods of being able to understand
who you are as a person, and each one of them are good.
I mean, I wouldn't try to discredit them. Even to some degree prayer,
some things used in the jewish, christian and muslim faiths,
I'm sure that they're probably good too.
But religion, organized religion, all of it,
is designed to make you subservient to the religion.
That has pros and it had cons. But I don't think that
in the world of tomorrow, the world of cyborgs and robots
and technology and jets that enable us to fly around the world,
we're going to be able to exist with these ancient, out-moded ideas.
Now back in the 60's there was a guy that came along with satanism,
which is nothing more than... Laveys stuff was this whole self-empowering
There-is-no-god-it's-all-us-arrh! hard-core atheism.
And that in itself has a few points, but it's not...
It's like protesting religion for the sake of protesting religion.
You have to look at what You want.
Once you know what you, who you are as a person,
whatever that may be, you can go to the next point
which is what do you want to be happy.
The pursuit of happiness.
All of life, really, from the time you're born to the time you die,
is really the pursuit of happiness.
And your perceptions of what you need to be happy changes as you grow up.
When you were a child, it could be milk and cookies.
Think about when you were a kid, maybe you had a comic book you wanted,
and you'd go around the neighborhood and you'd pick up bottles or something
like that and you'd go down to your local store and you'd buy a comic book.
I used to do that, I used to pick up pop bottles and stuff like that.
I'd go down and buy me a Savage sword of Conan comic book and a Dr Pepper.
And I would sit back with a shot-glass and I would sip this Dr Pepper,
because I would savour it, because you picked up bottles
to get this Dr Pepper, and read this Savage sword of Conan magazine.
And in retrospect now I think the Savage Sword of Conan magazine
was much better for me than the Dr Pepper was.
Because as we grow and as we learn, we seem to forget the simple pleasures in life.
We seem to forget the joys of, like, sitting down and spending time alone,
maybe with a book or with something like that.
Through media and through the massive saturation of images and technology,
I mean, the movies have to, the special effects have to keep getting better and better.
Because if they don't, people get bored with it.
It's like we're numbed.
It's this weird media drug, this sensory drug which is overwhelming.
Music, if you listen to the old music, it's very, very...
Like, music from the 60's, very folky, guy singing with a guitar, very, very talented.
But imagine if Termintor X got together with Jimi Hendrix.
I mean, wow, we'd have some pretty interesting mixing stuff going on there.
So, music, all art, all media, has evolved throughout time,
to the point now where we're waiting for the next transcendent level.
And the same thing that has happened with music and art and with our desires
have happened with advertizing.
Advertizing have now become this massive, intense way where they're
doing research now for beaming brainwaves at you to get you to buy stuff.
And I'm not afraid of... Well I am afraid of that.
But I'm afraid of what comes after that.
What comes after we get numb to brainwave injected voices-in-your-head advertizing?
What happens when we're used to that? What's the next level?
People coming to your house with S.W.A.T. teams to force you to go shopping?
I mean, this is insanity! Let's just put the breaks on that right now.
Let's talk about who you are before we talk about the advertizing.
You have to determine who you are.
And I've talked about things like media fasting where you go out and you
don't read any books or magazines, stuff like that.
Take yourself so that you go into more of a introspection mode.
A media fast if very necessary for you to determine who you are as a person.
It doesn't matter who I am. It matters who you are.
After you've done your exercising,
it's important that you take a moment
to focus your mind and your body.
There is a number of was of doing this.
You can...
Well I mean, you can pray.
Which I'm not a big fan of. But I do enjoy some meditation.
And it could be said that prayer is in fact a form of meditation.
Meditation, I think, should generally be done outside, regardless of weather conditions.
This has a sense of bringing you into your environment, into the real world.
Now, when I meditate, I try to do it outdoors as much as I possibly can, unless, of course,
you live in an area where if you go outside in the dead of winter, it will kill you.
Don't do that. Don't think you're going to be all tough.
Meditation is a really, really simple thing
that a lot of people are putting way to much effort into trying to explain.
So I'll give you my method of meditation and see where we can go from there.
Now when I meditate, I go to an outside spot. Like my meditation spot is over here.
You must find a position that you can sit in comfortably for a long period of time.
That's it.
There's no real rules for this. If you have a bad back and you have to sit
on a chair or on a stool or on a pillow, that's all fine.
OK, so you find a spot.
Me, I like to sit cross-legged.
Take a moment, relax yourself, a few deep breaths.
Relax the body. Realize that prepare yourself for meditation.
Some people say that you should put a lot of effort into
approacing your place where you meditate.
Sure, that's cool. You'll develop...
By doing this every day, you'll develop a number of different ways to do this.
To approach meditation. Whatever works for you.
Provided you do it every day, that's all that matters.
Now, with meditation, the goal is to do Nothing.
Which you'd think would be relatively easy to do, but in fact, it is not very easy to do.
Our minds are so saturated with media and advertizing.
Very very difficult to empty yourself, we need something to focus on.
So to do this, some people say to use a candle.
I use my breathing.
You sit very calmly.
You can either keep your eyes open or closed, whichever you prefer.
And you just breathe in though your nose and out through your mouth.
Some people advice that you should stick the tongue,
the base of your tongue unto the tip of the roof of your mouth.
Eeeh! Kind of like that.
Relax.
Now, me, when I do it, I generally breathe in and out through my nose
because I find it too complicted to, you know, which area to breathe through.
You have to sit with your back straight so that you don't have bad posture,
so it's easy for you to breathe.
Relax, focus on the breathing.
In.
And out.
You don't control your breathing, you're just aware of it.
If you find yourself thinking about stuff, getting stressed about stuff,
forget about it, because it doesn't matter.
The only thing that matters is your breathing.
In.
And out.
In.
And out.
You don't control it, you're aware of the transition
when you stop breathing in and when you start breathing out again.
When you stop breating out and breath in again, you don't control it, you're just aware of it.
Spend time thinking about that.
That's it!
That's all there is to it, that's the big mystery of meditation.
Gradually, over time, you may find that thought come in.
When thoughts come in, don't try to resist them, just let them go,
let them release out into the environment.
That's all there is to meditation.
Meditation has been practiced for thousands of years
and the health benefits are still being discovered today.
It's something that costs nothing, is easy to do and anyone can do it,
but no one really... Well, very few people really do do it.
It's something that I think all Wogs should practice.
What do you want.
You got to ask yourself what you want.
Chances are you don't want anything right now.
Right now you're just listening
to what I say and based upon what I say,
you're going to determine what you want.
Why? Because you're waiting for input, for me to give this to you.
This is all part of media peer pressure.
There's so much media saturation going on everywhere.
All they've gotta do it broadcast enough messages on enough venues,
on the billboards, on the milk crates, on your car, everywhere.
Well, you just can't get away from it, it's everywhere you look.
It is media peer pressure trying to manufacture wants inside of you.
That's what peer pressure is.
Everyone going: "You want to have this.
You want to try this. You want to do this. You want to do this?"
"Yeah, I want do this because I want to fit in."
That's what it is. And it bugs me.
I hate that. I hate the fact that people get so manipulated by the media.
They don't have any wants.
People are generally just interested in getting some sleep and getting laid. That's about it!
Maybe have a beer once in a while, have some food.
But for some reason, we got all these reasons from all these different medias to want.
We've got all these different methods to want.
All the ways that we want to have things, to have the right flavour, right clothing,
right everything we have to have in order to get laid, get happy, get a family, get a job.
You need to have all these things and it's bullshit.
It's all manufactured, you don't need any of it.
The only thing you need to do is listen to the Self.
What are you waiting for me to tell you?
What you want?
Do you want me to tell you what you want?
Buy only what you want.
That's the idea.
In order for them to make you spend your money, they have to make you want stuff.
"The first necessity of facilitating a sale is to create want within the consumer"
That's a law! They can't get away from that.
So nomatter how hard they try, they will make you want stuff.
And you've done it for so long.
There's so many TV screens everywhere that you will want what they tell you to.
Because it's hot.
Because some chick is sitting on a beach and somehow that relates to an odour.
I have no idea how that works, but apparently! You see it in perfume ads all the time.
Jeans... You know, what the hell?
Who cares about what kind of supermodel wanders around wearing what kind of cologne?
That's ridiculous and it makes absolutely no sense.
And I don't want people doing it.
I don't want people putting up with it.
I don't want people just kind of roll over and take it.
But they do. They spend $150 on a pair of jeans.
How does that work? I don't understand but it seems that they do.
So my message to you, ladies and gentlemen.
What you want to do is buy only what you want.
That's the rules.
My name is Sean Kennedy and I am the fucking man.
Realistically, each of us, all Wogs are really
elaborate biological meat robots for the brain.
You can cut of my hands and I'd still be Sean.
You can cut of my arms and I'd still be Sean.
You cut of my arms and legs and then I'd be Art. (Art(hur) or art?)
No, I'm kidding. But if you were to take away
most of my physical body I'd still essentially be me.
The You as you understand it is inside your head.
Where exactly inside your head? Is it in here? Is it in the face?
If you cut off all my skin of am I still me? Obviously it is.
And there's been much written on this.
Big fan of the Ghost in the Shell anime series.
They deal a lot with that kind of concepts in there.
There's also a number of philosophers throughout history
Everybody from Plato to Thoreau discussed this kind of concepts.
But what I've found is that it is a massive amount of...
Well, just a lack,
this unbelievable lack of attention being paid to the brain.
The brain is an organ, just like any other organ in the human body it must be looked after.
But since, unlike the muscles in your hands or your arms or what have you,
you can really excercise it in a visual way so you can say "Check out how big my brain is."
Now, you can go to universities and there's professors with
all kinds of certificated and tickets on their walls who spend far too much time
reading and talking, reading some more and talking some more,
and they never actually do any living in life, so they become these university...
Highly enlightened thinkers and stuff like that,
that are so isolated from the real world that their minds,
although very beautiful and perfect in their own right, aren't really that applicable.
So, how is a Wog supposed to figure out how to keep his brain in shape?
How is he going to be able to handle the stresses that are put
on the human brain today? You got to think, more things have been
invented in the last 50 years than in the history of the world.
Our culture is accelerating at a pace that is out of control.
And our process of our culture is handled exclusively by our brains.
More is demanded from the human mind,
from the human brain today than at any other time in history.
Is it any wonder why suddenly the pharmaceutical and corpolitical
companies are able to broadcast and sell these ideas that:
"Oh, you're obviously... You can't cope with society
because, well, you know, you're sick.
And since you're sick, we'll give you this medicine."
And they're selling their snake oil to everybody when realistically all you really need to do
is look after your mind.
Nobody likes to think of their minds as being, well, weak.
No one wants to be weak minded, but realistically, every single mind is weak.
No mind is unhackable.
My mind isn't bullet proof. Your mind isn't bullet proof.
Every mind has it's limitations and not knowing what your limitations are,
is just as dangerous as having no concern whether or not you have
concern for your minds limitation. Do you see what I'm saying?
If you don't look after what you do with your brain, you're going to wreck it.
One day you realize, holy cow!, you know...
It's like all of these extreme sports guys who get into that free rock climbing thing
and they climb up the side of the cliff, like:
"Yeah, I just got my chalk bag, and I don't really care because I'm good enough"
and they don't recognize that perhaps something could go wrong,
something could break, somewhere along,
something unforeseen, variable X, and suddenly, they fall.
And that can happen to people all the time.
Can be anything. Could be something as relatively minor as, well, you lose your job.
That's a minor thing, but people seem to think it's their be-all-end-all of existence.
It could be a major thing like the death of a loved one, and people's brains just wig out.
If you look in your own life, you'll find lots of examples of people
who were going along great and then something happened
and then, bam! suddenly they changed as people.
Sometimes it's a major event, like them going to war or something to that effect,
sometimes it could be a minor event.
It's either a software or a hardware thing.
Maybe it's a car accident. They hit their head and now, they've never been the same since.
This is all because of the mind and care and feeding of the brain.
Now physically, other than "wear a helmet",
there's really not much I can do for the physical
health of the mind, other than, of course, diet, which we'll talk about.
But there's so many other ways that we are controlled and manipulated because
if you can control the minds of the people you control the people.
After you get up in the morning,
do some exercises, go for a run,
do some meditation so that
you're able to finally quiet your mind,
be fully aware, conscious and awake,
really centered and able to
deal with your day, move forwards
with a focused mind in the perfect Wog adapted way.
Everyone on the world is going to try to knock you off balance.
This is the purpose of media broadcasting advertising is to make you unbalanced
to make you believe that you have wants and needs that you don't actually have.
What the goal is is to try to maintain your focus, peace and calm,
no matter how you chose to create your focus, peace and calm,
throughout the whole entire day.
If you take your focus, peace and calm through inspiring yourself
through religion and things like that,
you'll be able to do that the entirety of your day
so that you don't go outside and immediately return to being afraid again.
Because you're like "Oh, my God! There's all these problems in the world!"
and you're getting overwhelmed and before you know it,
you're down there, paying $24 for a pack of smokes.
OK, so you want to avoid that, and the way you avoid that is to create it so that
the ideas and influences of reality, of these "perceived" realities that advertisers
are trying to sell to you, just kind of go over top, kind of like armour for the mind.
Brain armour, if you will.
We're going to go over a few different ways in which you can do this in your home and abroad,
when you're out and about, being mobile.
First and foremost, any piece of equipment you get,
you want to sanitize at the moment you purchase it.
Moving across the table here we've got examples of a whole bunch of different ways
and a whole bunch of different ways. Try to keep with me, we'll see where we're at.
The first thing we're going to do is, wherever you get this particular program,
you probably got it from a computer, and doing things on a computer, well,
everyone goes out, purchases themselves, usually a laptop.
Most things are done on laptops now, mind you, the desktop is a far more powerful unit,
it's far more practical, but pertaining to how mobile you have to be...
Me, I primarily use a laptop, because I'm everywhere, I'm scattered all over the place.
What you want to do is first of all, make sure you are not littering,
that you're not broadcasting, being, like, sort of a spammer, a reality spammer.
Because you purchased a laptop and you happen to like your laptop, it doesn't mean that
everyone else needs to know what kind of a laptop you purchased.
First of all, you don't want to spam and advertise for free, because if people know
what make and model your laptop is, even in today's bluetooth/wifi concepts,
they might know some default stuff if they can identify what kind of laptop you have.
Maybe you have some default password, some backdoors you don't know about,
maybe there's certain things about that laptop that you're not aware of.
So, you know, no one needs to know anything about your equipment, more than anyone else.
What I'd do is, right of the top, is I try to hold as much...
I try to cover up all the labelling on the laptop as best I can.
Now, some laptops have it actually ingrained into the laptop itself
so you can't get it off of there.
Laptops are pretty fun if you're doing stickers, so what I use on my laptop is stickers.
I'm going to put my Rantradio sticker on and try to keep it fairly nice.
Now some people would say: "But Sean, you're now advertising for Rantradio!"
Yes! Yes I am! HA-HA-HA-HA!
Once we've determined who you're going to sell out to, and all that good stuff,
I figured its OK. I'm pretty heavily involved with these guys and I enjoy it.
Other stickers, if you don't know any else and you don't want to sell out to anyone,
go get hazardous warning stickers. Part of the Rantradio logo was taken from
a hazardous warning sticker, and they're fun, they're great, and they're scary looking.
Look at that. That tells people to stay away from this thing, you know.
And they're great fun at the border. I actually had a cop one time ask me:
"Is there actually biohazardous or infectuous waste in your laptop, there?"
And I'm like: "Er... No..."
Because if there was, then surely I would tell this fine law enforcement officer.
Throw it on there and it looks pretty, it looks nice, it looks fairly official.
Try not to get any bubbles in there. Boom! And you've got a sanitised laptop.
Everything you get have to be sanitised.
Make sure it's clean. Make sure you're not littering.
After we do that, the next order of business...
Because people see that. They see while you're working, and they don't need to know
what kind of laptop you have, what make or model or any of that is.
Since Wogs don't watch television, what you're going to need to do is,
you're going to have to get your news and media somehow, and of course we get
our news and media the same way that all good people get their news and media.
Through the Internet.
And when you're searching the Internet, there's a variety of browsers and things like that
that you can use, but only one of them is really any good, and that is Firefox.
The reason I have gone with Firefox is...
I now invoke the wrath of the entire computer culture.
The reason why is because of Adblock.
Firefox, a browser created and distributed for free,
has a feature, a plugin, that you can put into the browser, a number of them actually.
One of them is the weather one which never, ever, ever, ever is accurate, but that's OK.
It's not good to try to base your filming around a browser plugin.
Generally, one of the greatest plugins I've ever seen and, really, I would encourage
people to download and install Firefox for this browser plugin.
There probably are other browser plugins similar since Firefox came out with it.
But it's called Adblock, and what the do is, as you surf the web, you'll look and there'll
be advertising all over the web now.
The web is completely covered with ads and banner ads
and it's everywhere and you can't get away from these things.
So, what you can do now is, you can actually click on the image and Adblock it.
And when you look at the page and reload it, it's gone! It's completely gone!
There's no more banners, and you can gradually get rid of all the different banner engines
and the thing is fantastic, and suddenly, you get your Internet back!
And you're finally able to go to a web-site and look at news and things like that without
constantly being bombarded with all this advertising.
So that's one method you can kind of apply sanitisation to your digital life,
or your digital self, or your avatar, as you were.
There's two places you're going to be going online.
Going online is very dangerous because, because you got a lot of news there
and things like that, you're making a lot of connections with people.
Your ICQ list or your messenger list of any sort of type should be this massive conglomerate.
You want to make sure you keep the people you communicate with to a really good group.
You've got your friends, you've got your acquaintances, you've got people you talk to.
But you always have a core group, so don't spread yourself too thin, OK?
Otherwise, everyone kind of invades your life and you wind up getting out of balance.
That's not good. How do you avoid losing balance while you're online?
Now there's a couple of ways you can do that.
First of all, don't take too many messages, incoming messages.
Do everything in a certain order, try to maintain your calm.
And there are ways that you can use our own senses to help you with this,
both at home and abroad.
First of all, one of the strongest senses that we have is the sense of smell.
You know, the perfume industry and the fashion industry cater to this huge,
and they're putting pheromones into perfumes and weird chemical concoctions
to try to make you more trusting and all that sort of jazz.
Rather than to leave yourself open to subject yourself to any smells,
I would choose a scent that you would prefer to smell over everything else.
Now I, myself, came up with an aroma, going through all the aroma therapy stuff,
that I would advice people to use. It's easy to make, you use it with either...
I use a grape seed oil extract.
And you get a bottle of grape seed oil extract, or another carrier oil with no scent itself.
And you can use this, it's a universal oil, you can use it as a massage oil,
you can use it as an essential oil to smell, you can use it in a diffuser blend, what have you.
But the blend itself, the grape seed is just a carrier, you don't have to use the grape seed,
but the oils you need to remember are: Frankincense...
Equal parts frankincense, eucalyptus, champa, and ylang-ylang, however you say that.
Y-L-A-N-G-Y-L-A-N-G.
They're relatively inexpensive, those four. The frankincense gets a little bit pricey.
How I came to this conclusion has nothing to do with the odour, as a matter of fact
I went through all my aroma therapy books, found out the ones that mostly affect the mind,
and the respiratory system and allows you to do all these mystical metaphysical stuff,
and the big heavy-hitters were those four.
Now, when you combine those four together, in equal portions,
so that you wind up with a few drops, and then you combine them...
You know, look in your aroma therapy books.
Sometimes they'll say you want to have, like, 20 drops...
Or like 4 drops per 20 drops of your carrier oil or whatever.
But douse your essential oils in a blend, which you then mix with your carrier oil.
And I call that particular blend Navras,
after, one, the really cool song from The Matrix soundtrack,
and, two, the term used in Hindu culture, which...
Look it up online and you'll find all kinds of stuff about that.
There's a couple of different ways in which you can use essential oils.
At home, you can take them and put them in a diffuser.
A diffuser is nothing more than a candle and a little bowl where you take a few drops.
I use way too much of this stuff because, well...
My wife says: "You only need a couple of drops!"
And I'm like: "Well, if some is good, more is better!"
You take that, you throw that into your diffuser, light up a candle, that goes on top.
And in about 10-20 minutes later, what happens is that the water, the candle, of course,
evaporates the water on top here and it impermeates throughout the entire house.
This is good because it's very clean, very clean, you can smell it almost instantly,
and very quickly, after you've done your meditation and all that sort of jazz,
you don't realise you smell it anymore. So, you're at home, OK, check this out.
You're at home, you've meditated, you're calm, you're clear, you're focused,
you've got your Navras burning, the olfactory senses have a strong impact on the mind.
Think of the last time you had a smell that reminded you of something in your childhood
and you're like BAM!, suddenly you're there.
Well, that same smell, if you have a repeated experience where you're calm, you're focused,
and everything is good and you burn some Navras, pretty soon,
that scent gets associated with being calm, collected and focused.
It's kind of a trick for your mind.
When you do that, I mean, it's a very very excellent way for you to
kind of trick yourself into...
Say if one meditation session you can't really do it, you don't have time to do it,
well, if you light up some Navras, you smell that and go "Wow!"
and your brain will instinctively kind of flip itself back to being more calm and relaxed.
Little bit of a brain trick there.
Now some folks don't like essential oils, OK, maybe you're a smoker,
which you should be trying to quit that,
but if for whatever reason you'd rather go with incense, incense is a perfectly good option.
Also, incense I found has a tendency to permeate and stick in fabrics
and stuff like that a little bit more. Some folks prefer some incense to others.
Myself, when I burn incense, I burn Nag-Champa.
It's the Sai Baba stuff, I don't really agree with the guys politics, but you know...
His incense is pretty good.
You know, you can take a couple of sticks of incense, burn them in your house.
Always burn the same kind of incense.
It's not so good to burn multiple different kinds.
If you want to try different kinds, burn it for a week or two weeks.
Unless, of course, you burn it right away and you think it's crap.
Make sure that you have it all in a really good container
that you can kind of control where the ashes go.
Incense is fairly dangerous stuff, you want to be careful with it because, I mean, this is hot.
I mean, with candles, of course, you have a lot of guards here. Won't get in there.
So you want to be careful so you don't burn your house down, OK?
Disclaimer, disclaimer: Don't light your shit on fire!
Now the same thing we said with your Navras, you can't say with your incense.
You sit there, you smell it and suddenly you're, like: "Wow, there I've got that feeling again."
See what I mean? You can get yourself more relaxed, more calm, everything is relaxed.
And that's great for home, but how do you take that feeling with you when you're on your own?
Now there's a bunch of different ways you can do that and essential oils are
a little bit better than incense for this reason as well.
I prefer the essential oils myself.
The way I do it is, there's lots of things on the market, like little vials.
You could throw this into your pocket and throughout your day,
when no one is looking in the office you just kind of go...
And then you're fine, and everything will be OK after that.
But you've got to try to be a little bit more subtle about it,
because people get a little bit weird if they see you
huffing Benzedrine out of a bottle or something.
So, the other way you can do it, rather than having to pull a little brown bottle
out of your shaving kit is through something like this.
Now this was made by a really nice hippy, who created it.
It's a ceramic container which is glazed on one side.
Because essential oils go through ceramics unless they are glazed.
So what you do is, you take your ceramic container,
and you get your little eye dropper here,
and, whoa, I too way too much. "You took too much, man. You took too much."
And you just drop a little bit in here like that. Don't waste it.
Put it back. Dup-du-di-doh...
And you put your cork on it here, and that seals this stuff inside the container.
And then you can wear this around your neck.
Make sure you put the ceramic side on the inside.
There's all kinds of different ones that do this. There is no marketable, you know...
I can't tell you a location or web-site, but it's generally what they do.
Sometimes, they're little vials. And this one here's neat,
because it leaks through here all day long.
So if you wear it underneath your clothing, it's really non-descript,
it gives a nice, pleasant odour, it's a natural odour...
Oh! As a footnote, make sure that you use natural source essential oils.
Any kind of perfumed essential oils are garbage. As a matter of fact they're worse than garbage.
Some of them are toxic, so you must be an absolute freak show
when it comes to the purity of your essential oils,
because otherwise it's just ridiculous.
Now, when you have your essential oils and you get them all located,
that gives you a sense of personal aroma. And I use the Navras for everything.
I use it as a cologne, I use it as something to rub on your face when you get out of
the shower to keep it moisturised, and all that good American Psycho stuff.
Very handy to have. And as well, olfactory senses...
Now the interesting side effect of using essential oils that way, over incense is
when you meet people, because you're a Wog and you're focused
and you're very able to be calm, you want to be a calming influence on other people.
And if you have that sort of aroma about you, because you're wearing these essential oils,
eventually people come up to you and they go: "Wow, man, you know what? You smell great!
You know, like, you're really a relaxed guy, you're just a pleasant guy to be around."
And you say: "Well, that's 'cause I use Navras."
And they go: "What's Navras?", and you tell them how to make it!
You tell them how to make it, right then and there!
"You know, you take frankincense, champa, ylang-ylang and eucalyptus,
and you combine them all together, and carrier oil, and off you go!"
Maybe carry an extra bottle with you and give it to them.
That way we can completely destroy the perfume industry, which would be cool,
because, well, that would take care of the whole animal testing thing, wouldn't it?
That's one way of controlling through the sense of smell.
But of course, when you're out there walking around, the major thing, the major sense
that everybody uses, of course, is the sense of sight.
Everyone should own a decent pair of sunglasses.
Now, for me, I use a set of these sunglasses here.
We've talked about these ones before.
If you have prescriptions you can get an insert for them, or get prescription sunglasses.
These ones are very inexpensive, these particular ones are ESS ones,
which is what I'm wearing, which are kind of neat. It says ESS on it here.
Now with sunglasses you really don't want to be, like, drawing over them,
putting stickers on your sunglasses, so you can find yourself lots of different solvents
on the market, lots of different products you can use to take paint off of things.
You put a little bit on there. Make sure you test this so you're not going to
melt your actually glasses' plastic, and just come aboard it a little bit.
And it's gone. Just like that.
And suddenly you have Nameless glasses! Wonderful! No more spam, no more littering.
These ones here, there are a series of different lenses that you can get
You can get the clear ones, you can get the yellow ones.
But when you walk around wearing yellow glasses and things like that,
with something this drastic, it's a little bit intimidating for people.
It's like broadcasting that you are, in fact, insane.
Although they have no right to judge you that way, you want to conceal it a little bit better.
You don't want to walk around with the jewelry on the outside.
Keep it on the inside. No reason to broadcast to people
that you have mystical powers imbued by essential oils.
Or crazy sunglasses. So, when you're choosing sunglasses
if you can't clean them up, you should get a pair of sunglasses
that are pretty non-descript. They don't have a logo on the outsides.
Look at them. Yeah, they look alright. Throw them on. See how they look.
This serves two functions.
First of all, it affects the way that color appears to you.
Because it affects the way that color appears to you, it manipulates the advertizing.
People are designing advertizing very specifically with colors.
They spend a lot of time and a lot of effort to do that.
If you can suddenly throw a shade on it, all their work is for nothing.
You know, you look at billboards and things like that
and all the colors are arranged in such a way.
You throw a filter over top, and all their scheme is shot
and suddenly, you've got a barrier. The secondary barrier to sunglasses.
It's very rude to talk to someone, generally,
considered in face-to-face conversation sunglasses on.
Why is that? Because of the degree of separation.
If you're wearing sunglasses, people can't see your eyes,
the eyes being the gateway to the soul and all the rest of the good stuff.
If you keep sunglasses on, it creates a barrier between you and them.
The safety of behind the lenses.
As a friend of mine in New York said: "It's a bullshit filter."
You can wear them... Get some that don't take away too much light
so that you can wear them in low-light and high-light conditions.
And it has a certain disguising feature available to it.
As well, it's always good to have a pair of sunglasses.
Especially now as the ozone layer decreases, so you've got two advantages to this.
One, it separates you, giving you the advantage to other people
who they now can not see your eyes.
And two, it has disguise features added to it.
You can change up glasses, because if you're always wearing the same sunglasses.
One day you wear these, another day you wear these.
You change it up, mix it up, have some fun with it.
And don't buy the really, really expensive ones, unless you really, really like them,
and you think there's sort of quality reason behind them.
From sight... We've got sight and smell.
But let's move towards another really huge one.
When you're listening to the radio, you're listening at that sound
and of course commercials, they're loaded with subliminals on the radio.
The radio probably more so than anywhere else.
Bells ringing, car horns honking, sirens, alarm clocks going off, phones ringing.
All of these are really common on radio commercials.
They're so common now that once you're aware, you're like
"Yeah, I keep hearing like 'We'll be back in a few moments...' *Ring*"
And all these bells go off.
That's why when you're in Vegas the slot machines makes those god awful noises.
It's all bells, they're all to distract you, to throw you off focus.
How do you get away from that? How do you get past that?
Well, again, while you're at home, after you've done all your meditation stuff you listen to...
Now, I'm not going to pick a genre.
I would advise that people, when they're just starting out,
when they're just starting to experiment with this, listen to baroque music.
Classical baroque music. Why?
Research has been done that shows that baroque music
affects the mind so you can learn more easily.
But it's background noise, we're not doing the thrash metal to baroque here, OK?
And, no, Apocalyptica may have some baroque music but it's not qualifying as baroque.
Go get some symphonic stuff. It's good for you.
A little bit of classical never hurt anybody.
If you totally, totally hate it,
go find some baroque music that you don't totally totally hate, OK?
Now, from there, how are you listening to this?
Because just like the smell from the Navras, you can influence yourself with repetitive tunes.
Make some mix tapes, things like that.
Now, at home, I listen to it on headphones.
Music, I believe, in the modern age, especially recorded and in any way post production
is designed to be listened to on headphones.
Baroque is probably a little bit better on a stereo,
but myself when I'm listening to music I don't really listen to a lot of baroque.
I'll be honest with you, I don't listen to a huge ton of it
so generally, I work with more of a goa/psy-trance/ambient kind of techno stuff.
And I believe that most of that music is composed with,
and designed to be listened on headphones.
So, a good set of headphones is invaluable.
Also you can keep the volume level low, otherwise you're going to damage your hearing.
So what's the first thing you do? You get your headphones home.
Number one thing you want to do is take away and sanitize your headphones
so you're not going to be littering to people.
These particular headphones here, if the paint doesn't come off,
just take your marker and very definitely draw over it as best you can.
Just the brand name, so you're not advertising without being paid for it.
There, not too bad. Kind of covers it up, basically.
So other people go: "Oh, well, that's cool."
Now, as technology advances with headphones...
Holy cow, can you spend money on headphones!
Oh my god! There's a bunch of different companies
in Germany and such that make these headphones that are just out of control!
And I don't know enough about audio stuff to really advice on certain headphones,
but there's certain perks with other kinds of headphones.
These ones here, which I got, which are pretty cool, have a feature called "noise cancelation",
where you activate a little switch. Battery powered, you know,
but what you do is you put them on and it has the effect of being able to
filter out outside sounds, so that you can't hear outside noise and it makes the sound
that you're hearing through your headphones a lot cleaner.
So if you're sitting in a coffee shop, and you're able to actually sit down with your
laptop and do some work, throw the headphones on! Throw the headphones on.
If you're got glasses that have a little bit of light fade on it, you're outside or whatever,
throw these on and suddenly, you're in your own world.
No one's going to mess with a guy, sitting in a coffee shop doing this.
It's not going to happen.
No one's going to come and be like: "Excuse me! Excuse me!"
You ignore them.
And then they leave you alone. You're invincible, invulnerable.
Unless they come up and physically make contact with you, in which case,
well, we'll get into another section section of the show which I'm not allowed to talk about.
Now, moving past the headphones...
Wow! That's really loud... Noise cancelation I really dig.
It's a very interesting technique. It's been used a lot on planes.
But when you're not at the coffee shop and you're walking around
and you've got your sunglasses on, how are you going to be able to
make sure that you don't become subjected to all this.
You have the carny barker syndrome. Ever gone to the fair, and people are:
"Hey, why don't you come over and win something for your wife!" or whatever.
They do this crap.
So, walking around, you want to avoid all the noise, all the screaming,
all the broadcasted advertising, especially in the day and age now when we're approaching
when people are going to be beaming messages directly, aurally,
at you specifically as you walk by.
It's getting to the point where, aside from sunglasses to protect your eyes from radiation
and invasion of privacy and, well, kind of a snooping, really,
a port snooping that people do constantly trying to sell you stuff.
You're going to need to get yourself a set of headphones
to wear when you walk around day to day.
Technology's around now when you can get a number of convergent devices
which has your MP3-players, cellphones, all that good stuff, all in one.
So you get yourself yourself a set of mobile headphones, and you wear them.
After, of course, you sanitize them. Got to make sure that...
And when you sanitize, you don't have to sanitize ever single marking on there.
If you don't recognize a logo or a name and it's not easily recognizable,
you see, like, the name is there, just draw over the name.
You don't need to get all crazy about it. You don't have to completely make
your head phones look horrible. Just go on and throw on a little beam like that.
It almost kind of suits the whole thing, so no one really notices it, so it's not a big deal.
If you want to get artistic about it, sure, use some license, personalize them.
It serves another added advantage. If somebody were to walk away with your headphones,
you would be easily able to identify them.
So you walk around with your headphones on, this, again, isolates you,
it keeps you away from everyone else. Even if you don't have any music playing,
because you want to be aware of your environment, you can be sitting there,
listening to your music, with your sunglasses on,
doh-do-di-doh, listening to music, and you simply deactivate the music
and no one's aware that you're actually hyper-vigilant in your own environment.
And when you think that, if you're on a subway or something like that
and something sketchy is going on, and you want to avoid it,
you can start the music again at your leisure.
But, it's always good, because people realize that you're not part of the environment there.
You're closed off, you got that brain armor, that firewall present.
If you want to take it one step further, when you're out in public,
and I think everyone should do this.
I think everyone should own a series of hats.
Now this hat here, you can't really tell by looking at it,
but this hat here has it's name brand on it.
But because it's a camouflage hat and has multicamo,
you can't really see what the name brand is,
so I'd say that that passes not for brain littering.
I put a Canadian flag on mine on a velcro patch. You can take it off, put it on.
You can put different patches on there. If the Rantradio patches were still available
you could get one of those, but they're not. Only certain special people have those,
and those people that have them are imbued with magical powers.
For those of us who don't have the patches, you can get whatever,
maybe something generic like an american flag, something that's neutral,
so it looks like you're saying something but in actuality, you're really not.
You're just kind of got this hat on.
So you throw your hat on over top, doh-do-di-doh,
and then you have eye contact broken,
you're sitting there on your tram or el or whatever you have that you're transporting,
taking your bus, riding your bike, or just walking down the street.
Doh. Doh. Di-doh. Di-doh.
And you are in essence armored from the skin out.
Now, you have a series of different companies that make, well,
like, silver threaded hats that actually take you one step further.
It's like having a Faraday cage around the top of your head to stop EMF signals.
This is a glorified version of the tinfoil hat.
And the tinfoil hat, although, we will be discussing that as well.
Sometimes, you have to draw your own personal limits to how far you want to go.
Some people just think...
I would start with a ball cap and just work towards your tinfoil booney concept.
But that's only for your really hardcore Wogs out there who probably need it.
Last but not least, you must plan for the eventuality of failure,
as all good engineers do.
When I have that, it's always good to have a fail safe.
When other people are using a variety of weird narcotics and stuff like that,
if you get overwhelmed, if you get a case of the black shakes
and the world is rushing in on you,
some really good friends of mine from weblife.org
came and gave me some stuff called ume plum concentrate.
Now this ume plum stuff it's from japan, I guess, the samurais,
before the would go out on the battlefield and cut each other up,
they used to mack out on these ume plums that were pickled.
Now these plums themselves were kind of toxic, but once you pickled them,
there's something about the plums that kind of affects that
and it gets rid of anxiety.
The one company I know that makes it, because they sent me some stuff
and they thought it was cool, was these guys called Eden Foods.
Nice people, you know.
They're... They've got their own ideas.
They've got their own belief system and stuff like that,
just like the guys who makes the incense have their belief system.
But the product? Well, let me tell you, it works.
All you do is take a little daub of this weird tarry stuff,
which is really, really hardcore,
and you put it on your tongue, just like that little bit there.
When it ships, it comes with a little spoon, but this stuff is like total tar.
I just take it and lick it straight of the lid.
Absorbs through the skin in the mouth straight into the bloodstream,
and you'll find that it has the application, like...
Shinto priests use this stuff before they meditate.
Makes them very present, makes them able to focus,
to get outside of their head and into reality.
So that you don't get confused and lost.
Very very handy and an excellent rescue remedy
to have in case you wind up being overwhelmed.
And that's pretty much the use of it.
Now there's lots of thing you can span on from there.
You can think about different things you can use.
As you get involved in the cultures, you'll find new and exciting ways
to protect yourself and create your own forms of brain armor.
But this is just the basics. Where you go from here is up to you.
My name is Sean Kennedy, and I am the fucking man.
I get a lot of question sometimes, some people asking:
"Why is advertizing so bad, Sean?
What's wrong with a couple of commercials?
What's the big deal?
Why is advertising bugging you?
Why are you and Cimm so upset about the whole
advertising concept? They're just presenting you with options!
You can either go here, or you can go here."
And you feel like, oh, it shouldn't be that big of a deal
It's kind of an educational thing.
I mean advertising is out there. It's a part of business.
Business is good, business is commerce.
None of this is real! None of that is true!
OK, first of all, advertising has one goal, and one goal only;
To make you spend money.
Anything that reminds you to spend money any way is advertising.
I don't care how it works.
Now we're talking about art, culture, music, all that kind of stuff,
sometimes that can be disguised so that it's not really advertising.
You think "Oh, we're just talking about art", no, but they're advertising in an art show,
and unless the art makes money, then it's somehow not marketable and not very good
and things start getting a little bit crazy that way.
Advertising is a plague, and it's infiltrating our culture as art.
It's a method and there's so many ways of it that it's closing in all the way around us,
and pretty soon we're not even going to be able to have a method to do anything
without being advertised to. It's on the airwaves, it's on the radio,
it's on the airwaves, it's on our clothing, it's everywhere we look.
There's absolutely nowhere you can go without advertising closing in on you.
I read the other day that over 50%
of the human population on the planet
now lives in cities, which means that
all these people who now live in the forest
and the jungles of the world are minorities.
We've traded our tree houses for apartment condos.
We've traded the views of the ocean for, well, this, and I live in a nice city.
When I was down in New York, man... I mean, New York is the kind of city
where you could drive a cruise ship through the middle of the city
and people two blocks over would have no idea
a cruise ship was in town, and I mean IN town.
The problem is, though, that with so many people inside of the urban cities,
what does that mean for the people who still live in the outlands?
People in the amazon jungles, what about the people in Panama?
What about all the native peoples of the world?
Well, I guess that means that they're going to die. That's what it means.
Because the human race is slowly becoming more urbanized.
More technology.
Won't be long before we're augmenting our bodies all the way.
Having wet-wired implants, getting ourselves all geared up so that
not only do we have cell phones
that control everything we do, see, think, feel, act,
we're paying attention to no matter where we go.
It's only going to be a matter of time before we get ourselves
cybernetically implanted with all sorts of display medias.
Think about it. All you have to do is look at any science fiction book.
Have you ever noticed that in all these science fiction movies, you never see any advertising?
Sure you see a little bit, but you look at Tokyo today or Times square,
try to imagine what life will be like
when you have cybernetic implants in your eyes
and everywhere you look is augmented reality ads.
Your own mind wouldn't even be yours anymore.
You wouldn't be able to think about whatever you want.
Your thought wouldn't even be yours anymore.
They've actually got the technology now that they can
read your voice before you actually say the word.
What does that mean for law-enforcment? What does that mean for freedom?
What does that mean for you and for me?
I don't know, man. It scares me a lot.
But you can't be afraid. You have to learn to use that.
You have to learn to embrace technology.
Technology is only mans physical manifestation of will.
If you don't master technology, technology will master you.
My name is Sean Kennedy and, for now, I am the fucking man.
-Hey, you can't be here, you don't belong here!
No, no, you're not the kind of person
we want to have here so I'm afraid
that you going to have to go, sir.
That's how it's going to have to work today.
You're going to have to go,
so how do you want to do this?
-I'm not going.
-You have to go. I'm sorry, you have to go.
If you don't go, we'll just simply call the police and you'll be escorted to jail.
-It's a free country... -No, not anymore, not here,
this is private property.
-Where's the sign? -It doesn't need to be a sign,
you're standing outside... Who do you think built all this?
This is all us.
You don't belong here, you're not one of us.
-The public is allowed to walk on... -I think you should go, sir,
before this gets any worse. I think you should go.
Yes, you take your bag. I hope there's nothing illegal in there.
Hi.
I'm a security guard.
It's my job to be the hired muscle for corporations.
I have no real authority, but what I do is that I walk around
and get my kicks from generally power tripping on other people.
I get to enforce my will. Gives me a sense of self esteem.
I get to go home every night.
And even though I'm just an average everyday person, while I'm here,
this feeling of power I have, I love it, it's fantastic.
I don't make a lot of money, but the power comes to me. That's all that matters.
Here is my kingdom. Out there, everybody gets pushed around, I get pushed around.
But not here. Here, I'm in charge.
That's my job. I'm a corporate security guard
No matter what anyone tells you we are all unique, everyone is different.
Certain members of us have similarities, but everybody's brain,
the hypo-campus, neocortex, the entire gray matter thing going on up here
from one side to the other one is totally unique.
Your memories and thoughts and ideas,
plus your genetic makeup, have made you who you are.
And that's not even getting into the concept of a ghost
or a soul or an essence of being or spirit.
Without getting into that, I think that not everyone should be the same,
that not everyone should see things the same way.
The pharmafascists out there, the folks trying to drug us all, they say:
"Maybe you have some associated personality disorder?"
That used to be called "being shy". Or maybe you're quiet,
but suddenly now you got some kind of traumatic syndrome. It's nonsense!
It's totally ridiculous. We've existed for thousands of years without
these massive amounts of drugs and pills and medications being given to ourselves
at every stage of our lives, from the age of children to old age.
We're being constantly saturated with media and drugs.
It's insane! So at some point you have to sit back and go:
"Wait a minute! Hold it! Why are they doing this?"
It's massive! Think about how much money is pumped into advertising.
How much money is in that? Billions and billions of dollars,
because we're not the product, we're the resource.
They're trying to take all of our money and the way they do that is by establishing need.
Anyone who've ever taken a sales course or done any sales will tell you
that they need to establish need, that they need to convince you that you're in trouble,
that you're in danger, that there's terrorism, there's bird flu,
there's this, there's that, there's the chance that you won't be able to get a date,
no one will like you if your teeth aren't white enough, you'll sound like an idiot!
These are all fear tactics that people use and unfortunately,
because everyone's so media saturated they kind of are a self fulfilling prophecy.
I think that as individuals we can learn to unplug and be comfortable with being alone.
To be comfortable with the notion of: "I don't really need anybody."
I like people, I don't hate people, but I don't need them.
I'm OK to be on my own and do my own thing.
Dress how I want and go peaceably amongst people.
"Walk like an elephant in the forrest, disturbing no one."
This is concepts that have been reflected throughout history and they've been said
a million different ways, and I sure didn't make them up, I'll tell you that.
But I think that they need to be taught more, and people need to understand that
you don't need to be anything! You already are!
Be a human being, not a human doing. You already exist!
You don't have to educate yourself to make sure you can get a halfway decent job,
but you haven't got to subscribe to all the dogma and the lies
that exist out there in the world. It's ridiculous! You don't need it.
For a large portion the news is simply there to scare the shit out of you.
That's why there's so many drug commercials on there.
What I'm trying to get at here is that with yourself, you have to protect your own self.
You have to protect your self. You have to protect what you like, what you think.
If you don't agree with something, don't get led down the garden path
by some snake oil salesman, even if it's me! People change all the time.
Everyone you talk to and everyone you meet you should treat like a smorgasbord:
Take what you want, leave what you don't.
Shield yourself! If you're walking around
in an area where you know there's going to be lots of carny barkers
screaming products at you, wear the headphones!
If you're going out in society and you're dealing with salesmen who are really good,
and believe me, you got to plan for your own limitations, take steps.
Barrier yourselves up so that you don't always make eye contact with these people.
Make it so that you can isolate yourself a little bit.
It doesn't mean you have to make like you're screaming "Fuck off!" every ten feet.
But I mean, it's OK to be an individual and go "No, man. No thanks."
Practice saying no. Don't give in to guilt.
People are as important as they think they are.
And I think that each and every person out there watching this is more important than I am.
That's why I do this and that's why my camera man will spend countless hours
putting together a television series trying like hell to convince you of your own self worth.
But somehow in all these things it gets lost.
There's only so much we can do in day to day life to try to
communicate thoughts and ideas without becoming leaders ourselves.
The more confidence you have, the more people are attracted to you.
All I know is that I made certain choices and some of them
have worked out really well and some of them haven't.
But they're my experiences and I try to share them as best as I can.
So I encourage you to do the same so that we as a species,
as humanity, can get stronger on the whole.
And my name is Sean Kennedy, but I'm just some fucking man...
All is the Self, all is myself.
All is you and yours. There's nobody else.
I am one and appear as many.
All is the Self, all is myself.
All is you and yours. There's nobody else.
I am one and appear as many.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
Here is the Self, that speaks to you
and will never fade away.
Never fade away.
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