NIAN: “Gang Stalking” as Human Experience — Perception, Stress & Social Dynamics

0:04 Hello guys.

2:06 Hey guys, how's it going? Let's go ahead and get started. >> [clears throat] >> So, this series is about narcissism as a network and I'm trying to help you understand that when you're dealing with these sick, disgusting narcissists, you're actually dealing with a network of idiots, not just one. That's when Jesus said, "You're not fighting against flesh and blood." Meaning that one narcissist, you're fighting against power and principalities in high places, meaning the networks that they are a part of. If you don't get that, it'll be very difficult for us to say for you to for me to help you. Right?

2:52 That is hard to believe that that person in front of you is just a representative of an entire network that's attempting to exploit you. And look how sophisticated they are. Remember the story of Samson and Delilah, right? Samson, Delilah was working for the enemy. And she was a honey pot. They hooked her up with Samson. Samson loved her, right? She found out his secret to his strength. Or she found out what he was attached to. And she cut his hair, right? And after he lost his hair, he didn't

3:38 have any more superhuman strength. That's exactly what they do to you. After they target your attachments, when your known attachments are no longer there for you, you suffer. I mean, it's a form of psychological and emotional torture by ripping people's attachments. And so, that's how they do it. They target your attachments behind your back or through third parties to try to create the emotional psychological distress. And again, while you're hurting, no one that hurt or that pain doesn't diffuse into the environment. So, people coming to you from help uh wouldn't be able to feel the same degree of your pain or

4:24 your suffering. All they'll see is that you're distressed. But [clears throat] they can't relate to your experience cuz it's purely psychological. There's nothing in the environment that cues them into the degree of suffering that you have. So, it's be very difficult to translate your story or your experience to them coherently. They sort of like question what you're saying and what you're doing because kind of vague for them. Um they're coming into an emotional storm and they're trying to figure out which direction is up and down, left and right. And that's the normal process that someone have to take to get acclimated to understand such a complex situation that you're presenting to them. And you want a conclusion within like a minute. So, it's a very tough

5:11 situation. You'll be in a very tough situation if you had to explain yourself, a victim, to the people around you because they may be incapable or unable to see your perspective because there's no evidence that you're hurting at all. You got me? All right. Um >> [clears throat] >> Um let's see here. Um Hey Diana. How's it going? Uh nice to hear from you. Okay. So, I'm going to So, what's the purpose of all this gangstalking? What's the purpose for? It has to be a purpose. Why Why would these people who cannot

5:57 create anything invest everything they have into stopping you? I mean, and they invest things as much time and energy they invest um all of them. You look at the different stages of your life and you look at the narc that you were battling in that environment and what they're doing. They're doing the most. They're trying to create the most harm. And why? I'm going to help you understand why. First, you have to understand a concept called the human experience. And once you understand the concept of human experience, then you will understand what I'm saying when I say, "If you want the tree to reach to the

6:45 tip of the tree to reach to the clouds of heavens, then the roots have to um reach into hell." Well, gangstalking creates that root system that drags you into hell. And you know what? What happens at that point? The pain and the suffering that comes along with being dragged into a narcissist rabbit hole, um >> [clears throat] >> when the pain becomes absolutely unbearable, when it comes to the point where you can't take no more, then what comes after that

7:31 is creativity, imagination. So, you mean to tell me this, that the whole process of your suffering is to provoke creativity and imagination? You go back and you look at the people who suffered the most. These are the ones who've contributed the most. And when people seem to have severe People seem to just like Vincent Van Gogh. Um and I believe I don't know the story too much, but the guy cut his whole ear cut his own ear off over a relationship that went bad, something like that. >> [clears throat] >> And so, there's always been this this

8:18 balance between being insane versus creativity. And so, what does that mean? Look at Kanye West, right? Um look at the Look at the um issues that he was dealing with. And you you're borderline Is he crazy? Is he not? Is he crazy? Is he genius? Oh, it's one of the same. Look at um Look at um um Dave Chappelle. And remember, they went through this period of time where they were trying to call him crazy, right? And they were all being attacked by gangstalked. Um and what did he do? I believe he turned down $50 million dollars and had to disappear because of the the degree of the gangstalking. I can't wait

9:05 to do a I'll probably do a podcast on Kanye um Kanye, Michael Jackson, Dave Chappelle, and all these. Now, what's interesting about these people, right? So, look at what happened with Kanye. Sure, you would say the depths of hell is when I guess he lost the contract because they stole his things and then he was no longer billionaire. You know, think about that as a type of loss, right? If you survive that type of loss, then that means that the roots of your tree, I mean, they got all the way down to the bottom where you losing billions over this stuff, right? [clears throat] But it's part of that building the root

9:51 system to the goals that you want to obtain. And so now, when you see Kanye now, I recently saw saw a Let me see if I can recently saw a I don't want to um a concert he did where he's standing on top of a globe and it's just a beautiful thing. You know, it's a it's a beautiful creative way to throw a concert and I've never seen anything like that before in my life and I think it's very creative, you know? And so out of the psychological emotional torment um that he had and everything out of that spurred this creativity. Um look at look at him in that ways. Look at Dave Chappelle in the way that

10:37 he's able to describe things and the creativity has with being funny, things like that. These are These are um very important things for this culture and this nation to have right now. You have creativity in the midst of all of this suffering. You got me? So what happens is is that >> [clears throat] >> um um being gangstalked means only one thing and that is is that the empathy you have that's radiating from your heart is top shelf.

11:23 It's the best round. They can't get it anywhere. Listen, they all all gather together behind your back, spend all their money and their time just to get in your presence and to absorb some of that good stuff that you have reeking out of your soul. You have the empathy that is blasting out your chest into the room and when they come into that they feel that aura, it triggers their ego. Like what is this that's giving me peace? What is this that's making me feel calm? That makes you a threat. This make you a significant threat.

12:10 You're the biggest threat around. A threat to what? To the networks around you. So that's why the networks have to react towards you when your empathy is so much that it has the ability to manipulate and coerce people only by being in their presence. You don't even need to open your mouth. You stand in the room and people feel your presence. That's why. That's what they're after and they'll do anything they can to control it. They'll lie on you. They'll make rumors about you. They'll

12:58 take over your life. They'll They'll they'll be the only ones describing your life to other people. Isn't that sick? Someone takes over describing the narrative of your life. So instead of getting the information from you, they get it from the narc who's targeting you. And this person steps on the podium and begin representing you. And why are you doing all of this stuff? You're doing it for a damn good reason. 85% of the planet is primitive and they live in the brutal world called survival of the fittest because they

13:43 react to instinct. Action reaction, action reaction, action reaction, action reaction just like the animals on the Serengeti in Africa. Action reaction, action reaction, action reaction, primitive, survival of the fittest. However, you don't transition into true manhood or adulthood until you get thought between action reaction. So a man will have an action and will think and then a reaction. A woman will have will experience an action think and then experience and then have

14:28 a reaction. The men and the women who heal may take around 30 years to actually react to whatever happened to them. And that's the difference. It may could take them 30 years to respond to something even if they respond to it at all. And the ones who really heal don't even think about it at all. They just move the [ __ ] on. Why? Because they understand that these are [ __ ] idiots around you. 85% of the world can't even make a jelly toast. 85% of the world can't even make a jelly sandwich. They can't produce nothing. Right? That's why they got to get it from you. Right? So gangstalking

15:15 helps you understand what's a concept called the human experience. And once you understand the human experience, you understand why they target you like this. But before I go through that, let me just help you understand how there is no place where you can go where you won't walk into another network. There is no place where you're going to be able to go on this planet where you won't leave to where you at and walk into somebody else's pre-existing network. And those networks are likely controlled by narcissists. Why? Because narcissists, psychopaths, and sociopaths have been given all of the

16:02 advantages in our society. I'mma show you exactly how. I have I made a little map to show you exactly how they have unfair advantages in this economy. And they likely head all if not 85, probably at least 85% of the networks you're around. I think you have to get 15% of my uh controlled by people with empathy. Right? And let me show you how this impacts you because you're dealing you have to deal with the rules or the behaviors within that networks or matrix system that you're embedded in. When you at work, you have to deal with the networks that work. That's how it works. When you're driving, you have to deal with that one. When you at home with

16:49 your family, you have to deal with that one. When you at the store, you have to deal with that. When you at the community, we have to deal with the bar, everything. All these networks. So let me just show you this. I'm going [clears throat] to show you the master network. The master network that controls the globe. And I believe this master network is so profound and it's so pervasive that it controls all of your life. I believe I'mma show you the structure behind the structure, the power behind the power, right? I'mma show you the structure that's controlling your life right now and I would say that you cannot do anything about it.

17:34 You cannot change your circumstance. Everything you have is depending upon this power structure I'm about to show you. Right? I hate to say it but I think we've all become slaves. We definitely have rulers and they are definitely ruling over us. Show you what I'm saying here. So here >> [clears throat] >> So here I have a little my um sketch here. So here we have the state of Israel right?

18:20 And we have the influence in various countries. Let's say here the USA country number two, three, four. Okay. You know, it's a it's a country so it's just doing its business and whatever it needs to do. Okay. So let's focus on the United States here. >> [clears throat] >> So what happens within the United States, you have Epstein. Okay. Now Epstein is a pivotal figure mainly because he gets his funding directly from a government. Okay? So Epstein cannot fail.

19:06 Right? So Epstein gets his funding directly from a government and it's a significant amount of funding at only the level a government can do. So Epstein cannot fail. So what does he do? He branches out into different industries within the United States. Let's say the entertainment industry, right? He was even in real estate, right? He was even in state like the science and things like that with Bill Gates and all them things like that. So he was um in multiple in in um industries getting funded by a government and moving this money into

19:52 industries. Now, let's look at what happens in the music industry, okay? So, the inner So, we have the entertainment industry. Part of the entertainment industry is the music industry, maybe film, you know, news, and then others. And then here, we have within the music industry, we have Diddy. >> [laughter] >> Right? Right? And then Diddy makes all the He made the music for basically a generation. Right? And so, with the Diddys, you also have with the Jay-Zs, right? The Harvey Weinstein and things like that. Okay. And so, Diddy and Jay-Z were nothing more than handlers

20:39 for the entire music industry. And they were solely >> [clears throat] >> responsible for producing all of the negative imaging, all the derogatory statements, all of the all all of the the degradation. They were primarily put in place to destroy things like jazz, R&B, things like even like blues and replace it with very raunchy and derogatory music. I mean, through this by promoting these as handlers, Diddy couldn't fail.

21:25 Jay-Z could not fail. And of course, they solidified their position by giving them 10, 15 Grammys. Right? But what this says is in this music industry, no one ever had an opportunity to be treated fairly in that industry. And you, at any point, never had any chance of reaching your goal. Everything was predetermined by the people who was funding the winners. And this funding comes directly from a government. So, this is why he can get a mortgage on

22:11 his house for eight times. This is why he can focus on This is why he doesn't have to worry about his behavior, right? Now, look at what these people like Diddy do. These are the people who did not work for the positions, but the positions were given to them. And their role was to simply control and destroy. And so, what did What was Diddy accused of all this time? He was accused of the same thing narcissist, psychopaths, and sociopaths do when they are within the organization and the organization is supporting their dysfunction. Diddy was stealing people's materials,

22:59 possibly setting people up to be shot, possibly doing all of these horrible things. Look at the parties. Look at his compulsive sexual appetite with with Cassie, you know, I mean, rode her for 10 every weekend with a different escort for Backpage for 10 years. I mean, every weekend you get a different sex worker off of Backpage. You would have thought that since these were celebrities, that they would have had a better way of secure a more reputable way of securing sex partners, but Backpage?

23:44 Um And so, you can see how if you went into entertainment and you wanted that to be your dream, there was no way that you were going to make it. There was no They were not going to have a chance at all because everybody was already predetermined. Why? Because the money is flowing straight from a government on down to these individuals and they are playing a specific role. They are damaging everything and everyone around them. They are disrupting that industry, right? I can see this happening in other industries, too. I work in healthcare. I can see how the impact how the impact of these

24:30 groups or these networks is having on the delivery of patients. So, you have to be very careful when you go into a hospital because there are so there is not enough laws that are written to protect you from doctors or rogue hospital administrators. Um there's there's there's too many opportunities to say, "Hey, this went wrong." just because it goes wrong and people die in hospitals all the time. But I don't have to say you this is impacting hospitals and so they don't work the way they traditionally needs to work, right? Look at how the educational system works. I believe that had we

25:19 that we sent the wrong We accepted the wrong people to the wrong schools. You know, >> [snorts] >> it seems like all the psychopaths and sociopaths went into government and things like that and in other things and everything in these networks. They they get they get promoted within these networks. Let me get back on this point. So, here um so, here. So, let me just tell you So, that's what I think ultimately, if you are working in this economy, um your the people who lead your industries were likely chosen, right? And um to in reality, you're likely dealing with a supervisor or a

26:06 um administrator who is not qualified for their [music] position, who's not qualified for their position, but simply is there at a as a post to make sure that whoever the head of that organization, that their interest is always carried out. Um Um there are Now, there's a difference between Now, if someone got a position because they earned the position or because they were more qualified for you for the position, um then then you think that's occurring, but that's not what's occurring. They're not doing that, right? Um

26:52 they're only hiring people who are loyal to them. That means that when they unleash that person to target you, they're going to ignore all the things that's happening to you. And this person has the ability to frame things in their directions and start targeting you. So, my point is this, is that there's no place you're going to go where you're going to escape from these type of networks, right? Okay, so let me just give you an idea of how why this is very important. Okay, I'm going to introduce a concept to you called the human experience. And first, I'm going to have to tell you a story, right? And then you can just recall the story to try to And the story

27:39 is going to be a way to a new way I'm going to give you a brand new way to view the world, right? And so, when you're having any type of when these unconscious animals are coming after you, you need a way to view this so that you're looking at this through a reality lens so it can help you the most, right? It gives you very important information about what's going on overall. So, get into this story with me, okay? So, imagine you and I were two souls and we were flying over a planet that was filled with water, right? And so, we're flying and

28:27 um you ask me, "Hey, Doc Reed, how long have we been flying?" I say, "Hey, we've been flying for 500 years." "What? We've been flying for 500 years?" "Yeah, for 500 years." And we look ahead of us and you see a small dot. You say, "Well, what is that?" I say, "Well, that's an island." And you say, "Well, how far how long would it take us to get to that island? It'll take us like a a million years?" "No, 100,000 years." "So, yeah, can we go to the island? Yeah." So, we fly to the island, right? We get closer to the island. You say, "Oh, wow, there's a white ring around the island." And you say to me, "What is that white ring around the island?" I say, "Oh, those are birds."

29:13 You say, "Those are birds? What are birds doing all the way out here?" I say, "That's how they evolved." "You want to see the birds?" You say, "Yeah." "How long is it going to take us to see the birds?" Like 50 years. So, we flew down there to get closer to the birds. Now, we at like year 35, something like that. And then you say to me, "Oh my gosh, I didn't realize how huge these birds were." And these birds are like 30-story buildings. I I these birds are huge. They have like a 100-ft wingspan, right? And then how how long can they fly? I mean, they can fly for like months. Really? Right. And so, well, how long will it

29:59 take for us to get down there? I said about 10 more years. So, we're still flying down there. We're still flying down there, and we get closer to the birds, and these are just massive birds about the size of a building, right? And we sit there and watch. And then all of a sudden, there's a mutation. And one of the birds cannot expand their sternocleidomastoid muscle. So, it gets spasm, right? And as the muscle shorts and gets spasm, what it does is it turns the bird's head. And the bird's head is orientated maybe 15°

30:44 outward than it was than everybody else. Now, when that occurred, that changes everything. So, now we're watching the birds, and the birds are flying, and they're flying around the perimeter of the island, and there's just billions of them. They're just flying and just create a tidal wave. But this one bird, its head is orientated differently. And the bird sees another island. The bird sees another island. And what the bird does, it looks over to the bird next to him say, "Hey, you know what? There's an island over there."

31:30 And that second bird looks back at him and say, "What island? There's no island over there. This is the only island." And you say, "Yes, it is. It's over there." "What do you mean over there?" And he said, "All you have to do is turn your head." "What do you mean turn your head? Your head is on your neck." "What do you mean your neck? I don't understand anything you're saying." Now, when that bird's head was oriented 15° differently than the other ones, it was able to see a perspective that none of the other birds could ever appreciate. And when it told that first bird about

32:15 what it experienced, it created a problem. If you continue to tell those other birds what you've seen, you're only going to risk disrupting that entire network. And that network, although dilapidated may be, it gives a lot of benefits to a lot of the birds, and that was their survival mechanism all these years. So, when you enter this situation with your new ideas, and you're trying to give it to people with a system that's already worked for them, they not only reject it, but they target you for it. If you continue to say

33:03 that there is a island over there, that's going to get the king bird. When king bird finds out, king bird is going to be concerned that if other birds start thinking like you, then they're going to leave the flock, and the whole system may collapse. So, what are they going to do? They're going to talk to their king bird, he's going to talk to the other birds, and tell them the problem you're having. And for the most part, they're going to call you crazy. Why? No one has ever seen the island. And plus, you're bird like one of us. You've never been there before. You don't have a way to get there before.

33:49 You have no evidence You don't have a history of producing islands. All you've done is flew like us. There's nothing in your history that suggests that if we believe what you're saying, that you're going to be successful. It's easier for us and safer for us to just label you as [ __ ] crazy and tell you shut the [ __ ] up. And if you don't shut up, then we're just going to tell everybody else you're crazy. We're going to change the whole arrangement around you like you're crazy. But if you don't shut up, what are you going to have to You're going to have to shut up, right? Now, it gets back to you that no one believes you. So, what do you do at this point?

34:36 You're going to have to either bow down and follow their rules and forget about your dreams, or forget about your inspiration, or forget about your intuition, or forget about what benefits you the most, or forget about your perspective, or forget forget about your viewpoint to rejoin the masses of unconscious animals. To join the masses because there's safety there. If you decided to leave, what happens then? If you decided to leave, then let's get

35:21 a few questions here. How long How much energy is going to take for me to get to that island? Like, can I just fly to the island? I'm a bird. I'm 30 stories high. I can swear I can fly for 30 for 3 days straight. How much time is going to take for me to get to that island? Well, we'll see. Or or how much time or how much energy? Those are the two things you need to know. How much time, how much energy does it need to take to get to that new island? You understand what I'm saying? The bird's system is the current system that you're having challenges with. The island over there is the what inspires you the most. That's the path you're supposed to be on.

36:07 When you stay when you stay and lower yourself to fit into the group, you deny who you really are, and you play a character that they approve of that has to stay within a certain behavioral pattern to prevent them from harming you even further. So, you have that route, but if you choose to leave, then how much energy is going to be? How much time is going to take? Right? So, here's the answers to that. That island represents a paradigm shift. Right? And the pathway from leaving the birds

36:54 is individualization. Individuation. And the suffering that takes place along that route is the suffering that you're experiencing now. Right? You've decided to exit the system, or you're planning to exit the system, or you're just in the process of exiting the system. But the thing is that you don't know how long the journey's going to be. I'm going to tell you how long it's going to be. I got a formula for you. You can actually track where you at on this pathway, right? So, let's say imagine how how much energy it takes to get to that island. Imagine I gave you a chisel, and I gave you a sledgehammer.

37:41 And I'm going to give you 50 yd of concrete. It's going to take as much energy to get to that island as it takes to take that chisel and hammer hammer and chisel through 50 yd of concrete. That's why when you feel that inspiration, you have to work on it absolutely every day because you have 50 yd of concrete to chisel through before you get to that paradigm shift. And what do I mean paradigm shift? Paradigm shift is when you completely remodel the issue. If you completely A

38:26 paradigm shift is what Kanye did with his stadium. Look at Kanye's recent um Kanye West recent um performance at concert, and he made the stage the stage a globe, and he sit on top of the globe. It's a very beautiful presentation. I had never seen a stage like that before. I only thought the stages were a certain way, but they're not anymore. So, that's a paradigm shift. Right? And these paradigm shifts are very original ideas um that come as a result right there when you get to the point where you can't take any more suffering.

39:12 That's where it comes. It has to get to the point where like Jesus said, you you doubt whether or not God has abandoned you. And there's no other suffering this deep that I know of than gangstalking that can that can create that level of discomfort in your life. >> [laughter] >> If the whole process is torture to get the imagination so you get to the island and everything, then you have to undergo the torture that takes a long that path because you can't stop. So, that dream you have, whatever inspires you the most, it's best if you start getting at it right now, and it's best you start doing it every day

39:57 because you have 50 yards of concrete to um but break through. When you get to that point where you broken through the concrete, then you have a completely new paradigm shift, meaning you have ideas that are going to be so practical, so relevant, so important, so timely that everybody is going to want to want um access to it. And that'll be the new island you create. Make sense? If that'll be the new island you create. That's what this is for. Give Let me give you another example. How many hours?

40:43 At least 10,000 hours. So, how long will it take for you to get to that second hour second island? At least 10,000 hours. So, this is something that you're going to have to do absolutely every day. Let me Let me show you. Let me show you something. >> [music] >> I'm going to show you this

41:29 um Okay, let me see. Okay, let me show you something I have here. Okay, where is this Okay, here. Okay, so I'm going to um I all I teach a lot of doctors, medical students, things like that, residents. Um and I did this recently uh did this

42:16 one um lecture on uh cerebral plasticity. And um to give you an idea what I'm talking about is the um you're going to have to fly for 10,000 hours. Right? So, you're going to have to when it comes down to your dream or whatever you're inspiring you, um you're going to have to do it absolutely every day. Right? You can't take the day off, and it's going to have to be 10,000 hours straight without taking a day off. You can't take the day off. Um you're going to have to do it every day um right in order to to master this, okay? And what happens is that when you keep doing that behavior over and over and over, you're

43:01 rewiring your brain. Right? You're rewiring your brain through a process called um um neuroplasticity. Right? So, what's going to happen is is that when you go through these exercises or go through the routine or whatever, so let's say you're you are a um basketball player, right? Simple. Um and you want to make it to the NBA. So, let's say you're 13, then you want to start doing so many drills, so many so many hours out the day. Right? You got to do it perfect because what's going to happen is going to rewire those sections in your brain. And then it's going to dedicate more area of the brain to those

43:48 locations. So, if I'm using my hand, it's going to it's going to rechange the architecture of your brain. Now, so the process of you um following the inspiration and trying to get to that goal means that you will be transformed in the process because your nervous system is going to go undergo purposeful neuroplasticity to reorganize itself to better fit the behaviors and the motives and the drive that you have. You actually rewire your brain to become the person you want to be in that new level of reality that

44:34 you're going to be in. Remember, you were just one of billions in the in the island you left, but this island you create is going to be named after you. Right? Right? Remember what I said, if the if the root system um if you want the if the root system reach down into hell, then the gains are going to reach all the way up to the skies. So, you go from being basically an unconscious drone in someone else's system to being the god of your own. Right? And so, um I teach this um so, watch this um study for me. Watch this for me, and let me get your input on it also, okay?

45:20 >> [music] >> Hello, I'm Dr. Jody Reed. In this series, we explore the brain, behavior, and mental health. In this lecture, we will examine cerebral plasticity in the adult human brain. These studies show that the human brain can reorganize in response to injury, learning, and experience. This has important implications for rehabilitation perception and behavior. Cerebral plasticity in humans has been demonstrated using modern imaging techniques. These include functional MRI, PET scans, magnetic source imaging. These tools allow us to observe changes in brain activity and organization in living individuals. They show that cortical regions can change their function and representation over

46:05 time. This confirms that plasticity is not limited to animals. It is a fundamental property of the human brain. One of the most striking examples of plasticity comes from patients who have lost a limb. After amputation, some individuals experience phantom limb sensations or even pain. Studies have shown that this is linked to cortical reorganization. The area of the brain that once represented the missing limb does not remain inactive. Instead, neighboring regions expand into that area. For example, facial stimulation may activate the region that previously represented the hand. This shift in cortical representation is associated with the intensity of phantom limb pain. This demonstrates that perception is not

46:52 only determined by the body, but also by the organization of the brain. Plasticity is also seen in learning. For example, individuals who learn to play musical instruments show changes in the motor and sensory cortex. In string instrument players, the cortical representation of the fingers used for playing becomes larger. The degree of this expansion is related to the amount of practice, the age at which training began. This shows that repeated use of specific body parts leads to expansion of their cortical representation. The brain allocates more resources to functions that are used more frequently. Plasticity is also critical in recovery after brain injury.

47:37 In patients recovering from stroke, areas of the brain can reorganize to take over lost functions. Studies using techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation or [music] TMS have shown that motor areas can shift. New regions can become active. Neural excitability can increase in affected regions. Rehabilitation therapies that involve repeated movement and training can enhance this process. This leads to improved motor function and recovery. Even in chronic conditions, the brain retains some ability to reorganize. One of the key principles of plasticity is that it is activity dependent. The brain changes in response to use. [music] When a function is used repeatedly, its cortical representation expands. When

48:24 input is lost, neighboring areas may take over. When training is applied consistently, the brain reorganizes to support improved performance. This means that plasticity is shaped by behavior, experience, and environment. Research in humans has identified several general principles of cortical plasticity. Loss of input allows neighboring regions to expand. Increased use strengthens cortical representation. Training improves function through reorganization. Repeated practice over time is essential. Brain changes reflect behavioral relevance. These principles show that plasticity is structured and purposeful, not random. Cerebral plasticity explains many important

49:09 clinical phenomena. It explains phantom limb pain. It explains recovery after stroke. It explains how training improves function. It also explains why rehabilitation must be repetitive and targeted. Plasticity shows that even after injury, the brain has the ability to adapt. However, it also shows that maladaptive changes can occur, such as persistent pain or abnormal perception. The adult human brain is not fixed. It is dynamic, adaptable, and capable of reorganization. Cerebral plasticity allows the brain to respond to experience, injury, and learning. It is one of the most important principles in neuroscience. Understanding plasticity helps us understand recovery, behavior,

49:55 and the potential for change. If you're finding these lectures helpful, please like and subscribe to Read Matrix and share your >> [clears throat] >> So, overall, let's look at this. Let me back back cuz it shows you how the brain has the just incredible capacity to sort of rewire itself. Um and um when you look at this this journey of the human experience, when you leave the group, um um and go on that road of individuation, um then the burden um is this um um co-cortical um um neuro- cortical um neuroplasty, the cortical um rewiring.

50:40 This whole process is a transformative process because it rewires your nervous system from the inside out. When you leave the flock and try to and fly to that owl that that island, those 10,000 hours um is a transformative process. If you take it on, it's a transformative process whereby you enter person A, but you leave a completely different person throughout the process. This is moving you from one timeline and purifying you enough so that you can attach and live life on a completely different timeline. Notice the very important when you understand the human experience and the

51:26 different components. Remember, when you get that inspiration, when you learn something new, when you when you've grown, you have to accept that none of the saints are welcomed at home anymore. And that's for everyone. Right? It was even for Jesus. He had to flee his home. Right? >> [laughter] >> Right? Same for you. So, you have to learn to detach from all the things that's creating you hurt and you harm. And so, this process where the sick narcissist, what they're doing is they're targeting your attachments. So, the narcissist tell you exactly the areas you must let go in order to

52:15 separate from this group and to um start your journey through individualization to get to your new reality. What is your new reality? Exactly how you want to live. I want to live like this. I want to live like that. I want to live like that. I don't want to live like that anymore. That new island is the life that you always wanted. Right? And it's going to take at least 10,000 hours and for you to chisel through um and or for you to chisel through 50 yards of concrete. Take your choice. But at the end of that, it's going to be a paradigm shift. The solutions you come up with will not only rescue you, they will rescue everyone

53:03 with the same problem. Every bird on that planet, it'll rescue you. And in fact, when you go back, you take this situation, you pan back again, if me and the birds just me and the bird next to me just pan back and I say, "Hey, let's just look at this whole situation. Let's just stand back and just look at the whole the this bird island and the new island that's over there and things like that." We watch the whole process. Now, you got your island set up. Your island is 10 times the size as the previous one. And if that held a billion birds, you held yours heard to hold a hundred billion. If they're if they have disease over there, yours don't have disease. If they have wait times of 10 minutes, yours are only one. Everything in yours will

53:48 change. Right? If I have to look if if I looked at this whole scenario and you ask, "Well, why is all of this happening?" This is what I would say. I would say the source that created this entire simulation cannot change them change things him or herself. Right? Cuz that'd be cheating. Right? They can only make these changes through the individuals who hear that calling and they rise and they move forth ignoring all the soothsayers, ignoring all the negative opinions, ignoring all

54:33 the letdown. These are the ones who hear that inner voice, who hear that calling. They take on the individual suffering of being alienated from everyone they love, being alienated from all the source resource all the support system they have to go by themselves on the journey in darkness where they have no idea if they're going to make it. The only thing they have is the understanding that that sense of love in their heart does not fatigue. It stays the same. The inspir- inspiration stays the same. And though on this journey, your inspiration stays

55:20 the same so no your bird leaves more. That's why you know it's real because the inspiration doesn't fatigue. So, on that journey to this new this new reality, this new timeline, it's going to take everything you got. And just like when Jesus on the cross, he said, "Lord, have you forsaken me?" In fact, there's a poem Dante's Inferno where towards the end of the story, when he's about to be no more, he goes into this abyss and there's a sign that says that um abandon hope. All he that enters abandon hope means there's no there's no creator here.

56:05 After you cross this, there's no creator here. So, you need to abandon hope. This is the these are all the things that you would have to deal with constantly along um this burden. And it's going to get there if you're doing it right. You're going to get it right. But the source needed to have that island built. The source needed to have all these information. The source that's giving out needed to improve the conditions of his birds, but it needed for you to step up. Now, here we get into it. Your capacity to make change is everything that threatens all the networks around you. And that's why they

56:52 will never stop targeting you. Never. Absolutely not. Never. You're going to have to maintain boundaries, get into your own reality, seal it up so none of them get in, and be very careful um with the people um you deal with. You can only deal with people who are heading to the island like you or who are heading to similar islands. These are the only all of you guys are facing the same issues, and these are the only people who would understand what you have to do. You got me? So, let me see um let me see if I have a few questions. Oh, I got quite a few comments. Uh Good comments. Let's see.

57:38 Great. Hi, Diane. How's it going? Let me see if I can get a little music going while I'm here. Let me see if I can answer these questions. Yeah. Networks of idiots. >> [laughter] >> These are retard- These These [ __ ] I don't like these type type jokes like Yeah, these I don't like type jokes like that anymore. Uh but you know, um I call them these are incels, involuntary celibates. Um Yeah, I have no one. The clown family of origin has planted seeds in my kids' ears. This is disgusting. Oh, man. When they turn the children

58:24 against you, ooh wee. That is awful, isn't it? That's awful. And they be like, "Oh, I'm the favorite aunt or I'm the favorite uncle or I'm the favorite whatchamacallit friend that they get in with your kids." This is awful. And And you know with those kids, you're going to have to give them like a 30-year break. So, I'll see you when you're 40. I'll see Yeah, I'll see you when you're 40. Don't bring them over here. Don't Listen, don't take it from those uh alienated kids. Don't take it. Um Yep. Um Target Rebellion. What's up, Wee? How's it going, buddy? Uh yours is so true. David sure did. Yep. Oh, Britney, Kanye, all gang stalked.

59:09 Yep. Yep. Britney, Kanye, all gang stalked. Yep. Mike born in narcissism. Yeah. See, Mike Mike had empathy. Mike had empathy. All right, but born into narcissism. That's what they do. The narcissistic families capture you. Right? Because you're the only one that can make things happen. Wow, it's so true watching it happen. Yeah, sounds good. User 493. Beyond the net. This is being played out in a lot of lives I recently come across. People trying to hijack your identity, personality, your aura. Isn't that something? Aura jacking. Aura jack personality jacking. Yeah, I always think of the Hunger

59:55 Hunger Games. I don't know if you if anyone has felt like that. Yeah, I never thought about it in that perspective. You know, I I really didn't write I didn't really look at The Hunger Games. I'm not sure about that analogy. Uh wow, sir. Wow, sir. Yeah. Um then do some do more do then do I move or stay? Um you have to break all your attachments. Um and then you have to go for what's in your heart because that's going to be the fight against the birds is one thing. You got to give that up. You got to give that up. So, you got to go no contact. You have to There's going to be a fight on that journey to fly over there to that island. It's going to be everything you have, right? And that's how you're going to get out of the system.

1:00:41 Um confirmation. Why people feel like this thing follow you on some level? Because it does, right? What these sick people do is they disrupt the environment you're in. So, if you're in a school, they're going to disrupt the school. They're going to disrupt your relationships. They're going to try to disrupt They're going to There's so many ways that they can your school no matter where you at. They target you um because again, um they are going to have to stop that they don't they feel they you inspire them and as a result, they're going to have to stop the inspiration out of your heart. Um Beyond that, what if I'm scared? My husband passed away last year. That's

1:01:27 when the abuse got worse. The wives used their husbands to bully to scare me to stay in the house. Um you're going to have to get some help with someone who you know who understands um gang stalking. But the first thing you can do is make sure you put video cameras throughout your entire record your entire household. You know. You know, record your entire household. Um when they know that you have surveillance like that, they won't come around. They'll try to disable your your camera equipment first um before they come around. So, first of all, um it sounds like you have the major problem that many people have with narcs is that the narcs remove their privacy from

1:02:14 them. So, there's always somebody observing them. Right? So, it sounds like you're in one of these situations where they could remove your privacy. You get your privacy back by putting cameras everywhere. Once they recognize you're recording things and stuff like that, then they'll they'll they'll dismantle the cameras. You got to fight them from there. Um The black culture changed. NWA was founded by the government street violence. Yeah. Definitely. It's demonic says the word. God will guide you on the right path and protect you. Doesn't mean you won't go through um through stuff. Oh, you will definitely go through stuff. >> [laughter] >> No, Diane, I think you should say it doesn't mean you won't go doesn't mean

1:03:01 you won't go through stuff. No, Diane, rest assured you're going to go through too much. You're going to scream for God. Oh my God, have you abandoned me? We all go through suffering, but we move carefully and stay alert. Well, you know, but Diane, I'm talking about oh my God, have you abandoned me level suffering. Suffering level people suffer everybody suffer, but it's not at that level. I'm talking about the maximum level of suffering Diane. In the goal is that it'll pop you out of the ego. Meaning it'll pop you out of the this group mindset and you'll be on your individualization. It's called dark night of the soul. Um Uh wow, you're breaking it down. Yes, that's sick and cheap. Yeah, confirmation. I'm glad that I'm glad that I'm saying the things that helping

1:03:49 you at least understand that someone else understand your experience. User 493. Um Okay, let me see. Yeah, my my condolences says also my condolences is also. Um Beyond that, beyond thanks. I never knew people could be so evil. Um they need to hide me so their wives insecurity be triggered. Yeah, so they come in the bed Yeah, they copy your mind do you? Yep. Yep. Okay, I think that's um I think that's what I have for it now. Okay? Um Um join me in my next podcast. Let me

1:04:34 see I have here. Um um some different topics not on gang stalking. Um but I hope this is helpful for you. If you look at your torture through the lens of the human experience, then you realize that the source that's giving you light is simply training you like the source trained all the matriarchs and patriarchs before you died. All the people who transformed our lives, who supported us the most, um who's given us through a hard time, all went through similar experiences. They were able to the goal of this is simply to escape the ego.

1:05:21 And what do I mean escape the ego? When you break all of your attachments, then that means that nothing impacts you. That means that you accept whatever comes your way. It's not good. It's not bad. It's just another event. That's all it is. You do not have to give it meaning. You do not have to give it perspective. You break all your attachments and just look at this world and just observe like God. But don't get involved. Right? Don't fear. Right? Walk away. Right? Don't respond. Right? Don't react.

1:06:09 Right? Don't try again. Give up. Walk the [ __ ] away. It's done. It's never going to work anymore. Right? The only solution is to walk away and to start heading on that 10,000 hour journey. You're going to have a lot of work to do to get to that goal. And I promise you once you get there, man, it's going to change the world. That's only if you're brave enough, right? Please join me next time and feel free to like, subscribe, and share. You know, otherwise, I appreciate it. Hope this has been helpful for you guys. Peace out. Take care, guys. Ciao.