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Have you ever noticed in your life that

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some people seem to have a lot of good

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luck and others, you know, seem to have

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well, a lot of bad? This is not your

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imagination. And it's really not a bad

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thing either because it's just showing

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that your perception antennas are

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perhaps just a bit more sensitive than

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others. Hello, my name is Ernest.

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Welcome. And what I talk about in this

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series are the unfortunate consequences

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of ignoring one of the greatest

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abilities you naturally possess,

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perception. So with no ado, let's dive

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right in.

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Are you the unknowing victim of a

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parasite? I'm talking about the

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semihuman two-legged variety here. Many

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people are simply don't know it or

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refuse to acknowledge it. Hello, this is

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Ernest. Welcome.

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Most people know what a parasite is. I

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don't feel it's really necessary to

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explain that. But generally speaking,

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when we envision a parasite, let's just

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say our feelings aren't exactly warm and

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fuzzy. More like quite the opposite.

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Revolting comes to mind.

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But what many people don't stop to

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consider for a moment is that at one

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time they themselves were parasites.

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In fact, absolutely every one of us

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without exception were once, and I mean

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this in the strictest reasoned

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definition, parasites. And our mothers

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were the host.

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This is the reason why we are born

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crying because for around 9 months,

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assuming the mother is in a good, stable

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environment, we basically got it made.

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Want strawberry ice cream with pickles

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at 3:00 a.m.? Not a problem. Call room

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service. Or perhaps strawberry crepes

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with a chocolate sauce at 7:00 a.m. is

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more to your liking. Sure thing. Just

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call room service. Mom will provide. And

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the very best part of all, it's totally

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on the house, 100% free.

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That is a grifter's paradise.

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And we only get to experience that once

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in our lives until we have to do that

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damn being born thing.

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This is when we suddenly get evicted.

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And before you know it, pretty soon we

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have to start doing things like walking

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and talking. So no wonder we come out

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kicking and crying. To hell with coming

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out, we want to go back in.

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This of course means that the time in

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our mother's womb, the time of our

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parasitic free ride in life is over. Or

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is it?

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You see, and I'm sure this may not come

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as a surprise to some of you, there are

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those who decided very early on in their

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lives that it is far easier to get what

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they want in life by taking it from

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others. And they really don't care who

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it is or how they have to manipulate

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them to do so. The only thing that

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matters is getting what they want.

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I once had several friends and family

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members that fit that description

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perfectly, which is the reason as I

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began to activate my advanced

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perception, I haven't spoken to them in

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40 years.

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So,

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if you happen to be very familiar with

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the parasitic people I'm talking about,

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yet you haven't gotten them out of your

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life, obviously the question is why.

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Before I get going into the why, I would

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just like to mention the allimportant

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how. How did these people become

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parasites in the first place?

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Well, that is an important question that

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I won't be going into at this time in

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this episode, but let me know if you

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want to hear more about it and I'll see

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what I can do. Now, back to the why you

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refuse to get them out of your life.

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First of all, I want to admit that part

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of what I'm about to say is a

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supposition. I'm making the supposition

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that parasites, I'm specifically talking

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about the two-legged variety here, are

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generally bad.

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And the more you keep them out of your

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life, the better. Now, if you happen to

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agree with that statement, then what I'm

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about to say can really help you. But if

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not, because you're in denial, it

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wouldn't matter if the words just came

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down from the mountain with Moses as

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holy damn rit.

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The message still won't get through to

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you.

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The reason you will not get them out of

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your life is because what you project

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upon them gives you far more pleasure

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than if they were not in your life at

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all. You see, when it comes to

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relationships, regardless of the level

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of that relationship,

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we have that relationship because it

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gives us some kind of pleasure.

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Now, pleasure is a rather subjective

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thing, and one could argue, unless

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you're a religious person wanting to

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force your god-given morality on others,

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that what two consenting adults do

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amongst themselves is their business.

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A satist, for example, wants to beat

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others for sexual gratification.

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And a massochist wants to be beaten for

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the same reason. Hey, sounds like a

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symbiotic relationship to me.

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But seriously, the difference here in

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the case of parasitic relationships is

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that what you are projecting is false.

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They are not a victim and objectively in

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reality they are doing nothing for you

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to actually benefit your life. Hence a

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relationship with a parasite is

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dysfunctional by its very nature and

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often not only affects the target of the

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parasite directly but those in the

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immediate vicinity as well. It is the

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polar opposite of symbiosis.

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The reason

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the reason I'm saying all of this is

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because I have seen and experienced

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personally the pain and suffering of so

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many people who refuse to cut ties with

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parasites because often times,

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especially when emotional attachment is

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involved,

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they're not even aware of what's

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happening to them. And it often occurs

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most frequently between family members,

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parents and their children and/or

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siblings being very common.

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In conclusion, I just wanted to say this

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is not the conclusion of the subject. I

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plan on picking up where I'm leaving off

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here with a part two as soon as time

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allows.

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I really hope you found this helpful or

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interesting. And look, for the sake of

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your own self-preservation,

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don't be timid. If you want to know more

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or have any questions, you can reach out

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to me via my website link in the

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description below. And if you really

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want to give me a compliment, telling a

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friend about the show would be the best

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compliment you could ever give me. Thank

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you. Until next time, this is Ernest and

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I usually always am.