Well, Trump has been president for several whole minutes and the media is already pushing hoaxes.

We have footage of Elon’s speech. You can see what he said and what he did.

Even so…

“iT wAs a nAzi sAluTe!”

Oh no…! I sure hope the media doesn’t play this card again for the next four years. It’d be a shame if it cost their pet parties more elections.

The cool thing is, when you can see Truth, lies like this reek. You can sniff them out at a glance.

Even when you mix metaphors.

With that in mind, I offer you this for your olfactory consideration:

Words have power. Your language shapes your character.

You can smell the Truth of that.

But how can you use this?

Knowing that your language matters and actually applying that are two different things.

Here’s how to unlock what your soul seeketh:

The literally unspoken power of Christians

I won’t go on about this – this is either obvious to you, or you won’t get it.

But change isn’t hard.

It’s weird.

You can want to change, maybe even need to. You know that without doing things differently, your health, wealth or relationships will suffer.

Then, one of three things happens:

You keep wanting – and failing – to change.

You put the work in, channelling your discipline into improving this part of your life.

Or you just… change, without any effort.

Interesting.

If only it always worked like the latter, no?

Well, for some folks, it does.

And one thing these superchangers have in common is how they think about their minds.

This is something you can learn too.

And as a Christian, you have a key advantage here.

It comes from something Jesus says to His disciples – the secret to incredible power.

More than enough to improve your life and be a better Christian… if you use it right.

Here’s how to do that:

The literally unspoken power of Christians

The best judge of a man’s character is to give him absolute power.

Asking what he’d do with it is nowhere near as effective… but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still revealing.

Consider:

If they give a joke answer (“I’d make slow-walking illegal. I’m sick of them getting in my way!”) then they’re the sort of person to dodge the question without disrespecting you. Too badly.

That tells you something about them.

If they give a fluffy answer (“I’d make sure every child had food, medicine and an education”) then they’re likely lying, probably even to themselves, but it still tells you how they want to be perceived.

Some folks will give you a psychotic answer (“I’d send all the Trump voters to a concentration camp. In Mexico.”) which tells you plenty about them too.

But there’s an answer to this that suggests they’re a person of substance.

A deeper thinker.

Something with character.

If you ever receive power – a genie’s lamp, a boon from God – a great thing to ask for is wisdom.

It gives you an excellent chance of making the right decisions from then on.

But, as Solomon proved, wisdom alone isn’t enough. You need something even better.

I’m running a seminar soon, open only to Christians. And I could say this teaches how to use the power of your mind – and language – to attract riches, love and acclaim.

But I’m not interested in teaching you that.

Those things can be blessings, curses or distractions.

That’s why I’m being wise here. What I offer might not be limitless power, but it’s still real power. And I’m using that power to do what Solomon should have:

To bolster your faithfulness.

Using power to be a better Christian is the best use of it. That has wisdom built right in, plus it steers you clear of Solomon’s mistakes.

If that interests you at all, I encourage you to register below.

But do so fast. Missing out on this because you were sluggish is hardly a wise choice:

The literally unspoken power of Christians

Read any biography.

If someone was important enough to warrant a book about their life, then you’ll notice something:

At some point – and maybe more than once – a miracle happened. Some moment of coincidence or serendipity occurs, one that was an essential part of their story.

Without it, they wouldn’t have followed their destiny. They might not have even survived.

Materialists have answers to this:

“Those stories are exaggerations. Drama sells books!”

“It’s selection bias. Coincidences have to happen to someone, given enough people.”

“It would be weird if coincidences didn’t happen!”

Sure, I get that.

Except I bet you can point to moments in your own life where a random, unlikely moment pushed you onto a different path.

A chance meeting.

An ad that you didn’t ignore for once.

Some strange moment that changed your thinking forever.

This has happened to you. You are the miracle. Your life is so unlikely that it defies logic.

And if everyone’s story is like this, then it’s not selection bias. It’s not lies told for dramatic effect.

Miracles are part of how the world works.

And the really curious part?

You never know what will be your next wonderful coincidence until much later.

It could even be this post.

Sure, that’s not likely as such, but you can’t rule it out. These words appearing before you might be the catalyst for a new, better life.

Of course, that’s not likely unless you act on these words.

And keep acting on them.

If this is the start of a new phase of your personal growth, then the next step is to follow this link:

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The Bible has many nice contrasts in it.

When Esau was starving, he gave up his birthright – land, servants, influence – for a bowl of lentils.

When Jesus was starving, not even Satan could tempt Him with food.

It’s so easy to point and laugh at Esau, as if you’ve never been starving yourself.

Starving for love.

Or recognition.

Or respect.

That’s assuming you’re not starving for money or power.

You might even hunger for the Holy Spirit – a wise thing to pursue, but be careful. Desperation makes you foolish. Everyone knows that, whether you’re in a negotiation or on a date.

Admit it – you’re hungry right now.

Just maybe not for food.

The lesson from Esau’s story is to be wiser and stronger in the face of temptation.

It’s also to keep yourself from getting that desperate.

Put God first, yes, but be sure to attend to your material needs. If Esau had eaten before visiting Jacob, he wouldn’t have made such a foolish mistake.

You’re not just a being of spirit.

And not every earthly desire is bad in itself. Food keeps you strong and healthy, allowing you to serve better. Even something as corrupting as power isn’t bad in itself – we call Jesus “the King of Kings”, so kingship can be virtuous.

The key to a Good life is to satisfy your hunger without tarnishing your soul.

I can’t pretend that I’ve mastered this. I have a ways to go still.

But if this is something you struggle with, I can help you out with that.

Here’s your next step:

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“I can’t live without you.”

This simple sentence is something men long to hear.

No, that’s not right – longing suggests it’s a desire, but it’s not. These words – or, rather, the sentiment behind them – are something we need.

Men who don’t feel useful and essential implode in predictable ways. It manifests as violence, directed inwards or outwards.

Wise women get this, which is why their men are so fulfilled. Feminists don’t. They see someone who can’t live without a man as weak and submissive. They see it as a power trip for the man.

But feminists yet again miss the point.

The power differential goes the other way.

A wife who can’t live without her husband and a daughter who can’t live without her father are exalted. They aren’t servants. A king can’t live without his top general. A mother can’t live without her baby.

God made humans to serve. He made men in a way where we need – not want, need – to be irreplaceable to someone.

I don’t know if you feel that way.

Many men right now feel as though they could disappear and no one would notice or care.

I’ve felt that.

But it’s not True.

We’ve seen what happens when men disappear, either physically or they simply withdraw from the world.

It’s bad for everyone.

I need you. The world needs you. This, right here, is far from an exhaustive list of reasons why:

Fatherhood

Fatherlessness is much more common than motherlessness. So much so that my spellchecker recognises “fatherlessness” as a word but not “motherlessness”.

Some of that is on the men. They walk out of their families right when they need them.

Most of it is on the women. They sleep around, throw themselves at bad boys, divorce their husbands or even choose to be single mothers.

It’s utter selfishness.

Children need both parents. And according to overwhelming statistical evidence, they need fathers more.

Your current and/or future children need you. Without you in their lives, they’ll struggle.

But even if having kids isn’t in your future, there’s more:

The Culture

Society ain’t great right now. It’s maybe the only thing we can agree on.

Which is a big part of the problem.

And many of the problems arose because men stopped leading. They abdicated their responsibilities to women, the government, the media and other unqualified forces.

This is partly laziness, because leadership is hard.

It’s partly foolishness, because women and the government said how great they’d be at running things.

But there’s a reason every enduring culture has restricted feminine influence over the culture.

The wise ones don’t eliminate it. In fact, so many of our problems would go away if more grandmas were pulling young women aside and telling them to stop being ridiculous.

But unrestrained femininity is toxic. Masculinity stagnates, femininity dissipates, but together they form a Beautiful balance.

What we’re seeing right now is unrestrained dissipation. That’s why everything feels so chaotic and impermanent.

Family Conversion

Treat this as both literal and a metaphor:

Take a family of atheists. If the mother suddenly converts to Christianity, she’ll likely do so alone. If the father does, the family will likely convert with him.

This applies to much of life.

Wayward women

The cure for feminism is when she meets a strong, traditional guy she likes.

Results vary, as her mental defences might spike up, invoking neuroses to defend neuroses.

But there’s a decent chance she’ll change – fast and dramatically.

Women follow. Men lead. When men stop leading, everything breaks.

We all need you to lead, my brother – especially the women who think they hate you.

Protection

Now for the obvious one.

You don’t just protect women – you protect everyone vulnerable. Children. The elderly. Anyone weaker, dumber or poorer than you.

And you don’t just protect physically.

The lockdowns were a disaster. Even the COVID enthusiasts have to admit that. They weren’t based on any science, they were insanely damaging and they didn’t even slow the spread of the virus.

If every household had a masculine man in it, he would have protected it. Women and impressionable men coming home in a panic, bug-eyed while rambling about infection rates and social distancing… only for the chad to laugh at them and put it in perspective.

I could go on.

But this has been a long enough email.

My point is that people need you.

They need you to lead.

And they need you to be stronger.

That’s why you owe it to them to consider this:

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You know you’re not perfect.

And if you want an even greater life, it’ll take some changes on your part.

Maybe even big changes.

Cool.

But how do you do that?

Therapy won’t get you there. Therapists are – at best – skilled conversationalists. Good conversation can help you work through a few of your issues and understand the others.

Or it wastes your time and fills your head with nonsense.

Either way, you’ll be lucky to get any changes, let alone big ones.

Hypnosis, though, is different.

It’s not a conversation – it’s you exploring deep parts of your mind, parts that are there but outside your normal awareness.

With the right guide to help you explore, there’s nothing like it for creating big changes.

Hypnosis is powerful.

And that power can either work for you or against you.

Your choice.

There’s bad news, though.

The link below isn’t for my coaching/hypnosis services.

No, only folks on my email list got that.

Instead, you’ll have to settle for signing up to that very same email list now. That’ll help you catch the link when it next flies past.

In the meantime:

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You already know they attack Christianity directly.

They insult every Christian since Mary, they belittle the Church’s contributions, they rewrite history with an obvious agenda and they’re openly satanic.

But the attacks are more subtle too.

Wine is so filled with sulphites it’s practically crunchy.

As for bread?

GMO wheat, glyphosate and microplastics.

Yeah, they’ve even poisoned bread and wine.

I mean, I don’t think they targeted bread and wine, since they poisoned everything.

Does that redeem them, though?

Obviously not.

They still hate you and Goodness.

Here’s how you fight back:

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Yeah, things are bad.

Even as glimmers of hope flitter around us – such as renewed zeal among the young folks about faith and country – you know the battle is far from over.

It hasn’t even really begun properly.

The struggle is real and will likely get worse over the coming years.

But that’s no reason to despair.

No – the opposite.

Ten years ago, it wasn’t clear how to fight back. It wasn’t clear who to resist and who to support.

Well, now it’s getting real clear.

And it’s time to fight.

Stop waiting for some leader to show up and rally the culture around him. That likely won’t happen. In Australia, we have no such leaders. In other countries, they’ll likely disappoint you.

Stop waiting.

It’s time to act.

Refuse to tolerate sin. Demand your sovereignty. Reclaim your institutions.

If a worthy leader emerges, follow them with all your strength.

Until then, lead as best you can.

To do that, you’ll need to invest in yourself.

In my biased opinion, here’s what I think you should do:

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Why didn’t Ancient Rome invent Dungeons & Dragons?

They had storytelling and games of chance, but somehow they never combined the two.

It’s not that folks were illiterate and innumerate back then. They could have invented a simple tabletop roleplaying game that was light on rules and rolls, and heavy on narrative.

We have a few systems like that now.

And it’s not as though they lacked motive. They were bored and idle at times – a byproduct of unprecedented wealth and security. They loved grand adventures and tales of heroes.

They could have come up with D&D, but somehow they didn’t.

I have a theory around that:

One way to think about the world is that – just as living creatures compete and coexist in ecosystems – so do ideas.

Some ecosystems tolerate certain species, while others don’t. Think of a plant that thrives in the rainforest. It would die quickly in the desert.

This helps explain why Ancient Romans didn’t develop their own tabletop roleplaying games – or, if they did, they were obscure enough that history forgot all about them.

(Think of how much future historians would have to lose of our culture to not know about D&D. It’d have to be a lot.)

It also explains why democracy didn’t catch on in Afghanistan and Iraq, despite significant effort from the global community. There were many factors but one of them was that idea wasn’t compatible with their ecosystem.

A lot of globalist culture is like an invading pest, displacing native ideas and disrupting the ecosystem. But not always. Sometimes the introduced species just wither.

This is relevant for Christianity.

As an idea, Christianity is a superpredator. It spread across Europe, devouring every pagan competitor it came across. Christian thinking didn’t spread by the sword – it didn’t have to. People saw the Truth in it and converted willingly.

But every success sows the seeds of its own downfall.

Christianity spread too well. It formed a monoculture, and those are always sensitive to predators and parasites that thrive on feeding off them.

You can probably guess the idea optimised to devour Christianity, just as Christianity devoured paganism.

“Atheism!”

Ha!

Yeah, right. The atheists wish this was the case.

No, it’s Islam.

Islam is similar enough to Christianity to spread as it does, coupled with violence and ruthlessness. It’s a warped version of Christianity, with less Truth but with a lust for conquest built in.

It blossomed in the heart of Christendom for a reason. That’s where its prey was most bountiful.

But all of that is, at best, interesting theorising.

What does this mean for you?

How can you repel the parasites and predators, while nurturing the healthiest infosystem?

Well, every ecosystem is made of species.

And every species is made of organisms.

Start with the building blocks. Be better and tolerate no poisons.

It’s not easy and no one will likely thank you for it.

But what else are you going to do?

Sit idle while the ideas you treasure rot and invert?

Would you ever not follow a link like this?

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