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1st Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Oct 4 2014. Subtitles.

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    Rick Crammond (RC) Welcome everyone to
    the 1st Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop
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    presented by the Keshe Foundation
    and Spaceship Institute.
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    My name is Rick Crammond
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    and I will co-host this weekly series
    with Keyvan Davani (KD)
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    and Keyvan is organizing
    the Kids workshops,
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    and he will make
    a short introduction here.
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    Then, we will hear from Mr Keshe (MK), who
    will explain the workings of the Universe
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    in a way that the child in all of us
    can understand.
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    Mr Keshe will then answer questions
    from the kids of all ages.
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    Keyvan, can you continue?
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    (KD) Yes! Thank you Rick.
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    Again, my name is Keyvan Davani...
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    when I was a kid, approximately
    six or seven years old,
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    I remember asking many, many,
    let’s say creative questions to my dad,
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    and at that time,
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    I could not get, so I couldn't get
    any answers which I was searching for.
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    The whole reason for this Kids
    workshop is to gain some understanding,
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    start gaining understanding
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    for all those questions
    which many kids might have,
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    in, you know,
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    when they are young, or going to school,
    learning physics, biology, chemistry,
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    and... and I guess,
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    Mr Keshe, when he was a kid, he ...
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    most probably asked himself
    the same question which I had,
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    you know, about the Universe,
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    about our Galaxies, our planets,
    our stars, the Moon, what are we made of,
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    you know, planet Earth,
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    so, maybe, you know,
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    all those things that we learned
    in school might not be totally wrong,
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    but since I've been following Mr Keshe,
    reading his books, for a few years,
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    ...I started, you know, understanding
    the connections a little bit better.
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    So, Mr Keshe, I want to give you
    here the floor and.....
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    and, introduce yourself maybe.
    to all those new listeners.
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    Thank you.
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    (MK) Thank you very much Keyvan,
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    and welcome to all our children,
    especially myself.
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    I’m still very old but very young
    at heart, and a child.
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    My son is sitting in front of me
    and he’s shaking his head.
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    I was actually about his age, about eight,
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    when I was introduced
    to the X-rays and radiation,
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    and then, I watched the man,
    at very young age,
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    landing on the Moon,
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    and I remember that night,
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    lying on the floor,
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    and watching, hoping that I can see
    the man landing on the Moon.
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    I still clearly remember that day;
    it was in July, summer time.
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    And that was the first time when,
    to me, was to understand more.
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    And he had that, that understanding
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    more about the field and the world,
    and the galaxies, has never stopped.
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    One of the most important things,
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    I think, for the young children
    to understand, or young listeners,
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    is that man is here not just
    because of what we say.
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    Man is here because,
    collectively, as a race,
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    over hundreds and hundreds
    and thousands of years,
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    we have gathered information and we have
    passed it from father to son,
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    and to grandchildren.
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    And now, we have
    the facility of the computers
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    to be able to share this knowledge
    much rapidly and better.
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    A lot of you know
    and have played with magnets.
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    Magnets and the magnetic fields
    are the backbone of the creation.
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    Nothing in the world is, and can exist,
    without magnetic fields.
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    But, all the magnetic fields
    in the Universe
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    don’t have the shape of very much
    what you get on your fridges;
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    these are the magnets
    you see in your fridges,
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    the little magnets.
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    So, if you look, you already have
    and lived and played with magnets.
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    These are little magnets you stick
    on your fridge, on your door.
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    But, behind these, sits the whole
    mystery of the creation.
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    If you go to every single smaller piece,
    they are actually very much like this.
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    They are little, little spheres,
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    but, in the Universe,
    spheres don’t sit on the floor,
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    the spheres sit upright,
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    and these spheres of magnetic fields,
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    when they sit upright,
    they look very funny,
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    they look like a little ball,
    which they rotate.
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    And this, in our language,
    in the bigger language,
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    we call a "Plasma".
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    If you see a ball,
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    this is what we call a Plasma.
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    And the whole creation
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    is made and is based on these
    little magnets which rotate,
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    and they rotate very fast, and from them,
    we see magnetic fields.
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    This is like these wires if you look
    at these wires,
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    these are all what
    we call, "magnetic fields".
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    This is what comes out of the fields
    from the top of these little balls.
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    And then, they go
    and they turn, as you see,
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    in different directions
    and different place,
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    depends how these fields can spread,
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    and where is, there is a friend,
    which is equal to them.
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    So, if you look at these magnets
    you have, like a little fish,
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    out of it is coming millions and millions
    of fields like this,
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    which is looking for a mate,
    for a friend to play with, or to join.
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    And, where it joins, then it sticks.
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    And then, we call it a magnet.
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    In a very easy way,
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    what it is, we want you to
    understand this simple thing:
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    In the world, magnets,
    in the way your body,
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    cells of your body are made,
    are not flat.
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    They are always in the shape of a ball.
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    And this is a huge departure from what
    we thought and we think in the past,
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    at least hundred years.
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    So, what we show you is that
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    instead of going and showing you
    little magnets, magnetic fields,
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    we start the process of teaching you,
    from the beginning, about the Plasma.
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    Because it’s no use teaching you about
    the magnet which is flat
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    and then saying the magnet rotates
    and then becomes a ball.
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    This is exactly the shape of the magnet,
    magnetic fields we call the Plasma
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    and from it, one side,
    fields come up like this,
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    and from the other side,
    the fields go in like this.
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    So, in fact, what goes in from one side
    has to come out of the other side.
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    But, in the process in the middle,
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    inside there are some more
    magnetic fields which can join
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    the ones which are coming out.
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    It’s just like when you go in a tunnel.
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    What goes in the tunnel when you go
    has to come out on the other end.
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    But in this process,
    we call it magnetic fields.
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    These are the fields,
    the little strands you see.
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    So, these strands have to go somewhere
    and join something.
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    And then, when they join something,
    it’s usually another Plasma.
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    So, what you get, you get two Plasmas.
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    And, the field from one
    has to go in the other one.
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    So, when you look
    at the overall between the two,
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    you see a mesh like this.
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    So, even though you are looking at
    a sticker with a little girl on it,
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    here with a magnet on the fridge,
    a little fish or whatever,
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    between them are loads of fields like this
    traveling from one to another and back.
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    And this is what
    we call magnetic fields,
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    where the rays come out, but in fact,
    individually, they are little balls.
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    But, the difference is that in real life,
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    a magnetic field from the ball can be
    seen when it comes out, it's like an egg.
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    But we know inside, the egg
    is very soft, is very gentle.
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    And that’s what’s inside
    a magnet, inside a Plasma.
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    So, when it becomes the shell,
    we see the Plasma.
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    When is not the shell,
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    it is in the shape of very, very soft,
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    very, very soft matter,
    what we call a "soft Plasma".
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    So, if I break this egg,
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    it’ll go on the floor, on the table.
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    But, if I can gently take the shell out,
    which is done with this one,
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    it’s a bouncing ball.
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    This is exactly what’s inside this egg.
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    So, this is the difference between what
    we call the "matter", which we can feel,
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    and this is the skin of the egg,
    taken off,
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    and that’s what you call a Plasma.
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    So, this is how beautiful it is.
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    You bring a lot of these bouncing balls,
    called Plasma,
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    their fields join each other,
    and then, now what do you have?
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    Plasmas, which in small balls,
    all bouncing up and down,
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    and the waves shaking like this,
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    and now you see
    how beautiful Plasma has become.
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    This is millions and millions
    of these make your little nails,
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    millions and billions of these
    make your little hearts,
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    but, when they join together.
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    So, you don’t have a hard heart,
    like this,
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    that becomes like an egg,
    that you can hear it;
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    it is a ball, a bouncing ball.
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    And this ball, balls everywhere,
    jumps everywhere.
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    And, this is, if I break this like this,
    you see the white and the yolk.
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    You can do this at home yourself.
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    You can see the difference between
    a Plasma, and a matter.
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    Matter is when it’s hard.
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    Plasma is when it’s bouncy.
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    What you can do at home yourself,
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    to see the difference between
    the matter and a Plasma
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    is, get an egg,
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    put it in the vinegar for three days
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    and you come, and you see the magic
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    there is no shell. It’s only Plasma left.
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    And then, if you break the egg, you see,
    the inside of the two is exactly the same.
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    The first day when you break the shell
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    when you get the shell
    moved with the vinegar,
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    you will see the yolk,
    you will see everything inside.
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    If you have, for example, a chick
    sitting on the egg for a few days,
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    and you can take the shell away,
    you will see the little chick inside.
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    So, in fact, if you can see through this,
    for example through this ball,
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    you can see a little dog,
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    the little dog is in the Plasma.
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    I try to show it to you,
    if you can see it.
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    So, this is Plasma;
    you see, it’s a ball, it’s bouncing.
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    So, this is what the Plasma is.
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    The Plasma is loads of magnetic fields
    which revolve, go round and round,
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    make what we call Plasma,
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    and then, Plasma has to come out,
    they cannot stay.
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    So, when they come out,
    they have to join the others.
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    It’s just like when
    you go out of the house,
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    you go and play with your friends,
    then is 2 friends and more.
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    But, to make a little nail, or little
    toy, even to make this little magnet,
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    needs millions and millions
    of these little balls joining together.
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    So, now, in one step, you have seen
    how the whole Universe works.
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    If it’s small Plasma,
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    we call it one atom, or one proton,
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    but, when it becomes bigger Plasma,
    we call it like Earth.
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    And if it becomes bigger Plasma,
    it becomes the Solar System,
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    and if it becomes bigger-bigger Plasma,
    we call it the Universe.
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    So, in a very simple way,
    if you can use this Plasma,
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    understand how it goes through
    these lines from one to another,
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    and we can collect the motion of these,
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    it’ just like hundreds of you
    running down the road,
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    then you can produce what is
    your dream or whatever you like to be.
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    Here we start showing
    the movement of the Plasma.
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    When we collect its energy,
    because it’s running, it gets tired,
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    we call it the light.
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    You produce a torch.
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    This torch, if you can see, it’s light,
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    is literally, collection of hundreds and
    hundreds of these Plasmas collected,
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    and then it’s charging the battery.
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    This is how we make physics fun.
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    Physics is very simple, if you can
    understand it, the reality of it,
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    I’m sure you’ll find out, that
    your teachers will learn from you.
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    And then, the simpler ways,
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    the Plasmas have to,
    and always join each other.
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    As I said, if you find a friend,
    you can join and play;
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    If I show you these magnets,
    these are like the sphere,
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    is... you’ll see the magnets
    chase each other.
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    The... I’m trying to find a
    camera that you can see,
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    I can move and the other one moves,
    if you can see it?
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    It moves, and it moves, and it moves,
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    because, whatever comes from one magnet,
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    it has to go in the other one.
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    So, what comes out of this magnet here,
    it has to go back on the other side.
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    You cannot put all the magnetic
    which is coming out back into itself.
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    So, it goes into another magnet,
    and that’s what happens.
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    That keeps the distance, if you see;
    They never come close to each other,
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    they have to keep their distance,
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    and this is the principle of creation.
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    When Plasmas in the Universe cannot come
    and become sitting next to each other,
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    so they have a gap, and that gap
    allows them to move freely.
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    and it’s like you and your friends
    sit on the same desk in the school,
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    in the classroom
    but there is a little gap between you,
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    that both we can wiggle and
    can move out, and move in,
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    and that’s how exactly, the Plasma is.
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    So, you can start playing games.
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    You can join them, you can join a few,
    or you can join a number of them.
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    And, at the same time,
    you can make them to do different things.
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    If you bring more magnets
    and more magnets together,
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    you can play different games.
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    This is the magnets,
    in different shape and form.
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    If you look at it,
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    you can understand
    very easy that, how magnets work.
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    They don’t need to be
    in touch with each other,
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    their fields reach each other,
    and this is what we call a Plasma.
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    You turn, the two of the same magnets,
    if you see, I’ll put them on the table.
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    If you can see the other one?
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    They rattle, because they can join,
    the fields join each other.
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    But, magnets do not need,
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    or Plasmas do not need to be next
    to each other, to contact each other.
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    So, if I turn this, that one turns.
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    If I turn the other one,
    the other one turns.
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    What happens ?
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    The fields in this one
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    has to go around to this Plasma
    from here in,
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    and the field from this, this one,
    has to come and join this one.
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    But, that’s what exactly happens,
    you don’t need connection.
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    You see, from a distance,
    you play with the magnets.
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    And this is very much
    what we call a Plasma.
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    It’s not flat, it’s a ball,
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    and if you stretch this ball
    very much, long like this,
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    this is what you call the light.
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    The light you saw in the torch,
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    the light which gives you
    chance to see this magnet
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    is the same ball when it gets stretched.
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    If you get a chewing gum in your mouth
    and chew it and make a ball out of it,
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    and then take it out
    and stretch it as much as you can.
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    When it is round in your mouth,
    it’s a ball, it’s a Plasma.
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    And when you stretch it,
    it’s still the same thing, but very long,
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    and that’s why we call "the light".
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    And this is how everything
    in the Universe is.
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    You become stretched, you become a light,
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    you stay spherical,
    you become a ball, a Plasma.
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    So, in a very simple way,
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    to make a Plasma,
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    you need loads and loads
    of the fields to come together,
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    and they spin and they spin and they spin.
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    And they become a Plasma.
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    So, if you had a thought,
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    I’m sure you’ve seen it in your time,
    in your classroom, or in your house,
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    you usually play with
    your magnets like this,
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    very flat; very, very, very flat.
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    So, you see them, this is one magnet.
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    But in the Universe,
    we never see anything like this.
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    And that’s why we see everything
    in Universe like this.
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    And we call it a Plasma, because fields
    rotate, they chase each other.
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    So, from now on, you understand,
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    that if you’ve seen
    the rectangular star in your life,
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    when you look into the sky ? No.
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    But you see all the stars are round,
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    the shape of a Plasma, because,
    even the Sun is very, very big Plasma.
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    The reason we start these teachings,
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    is to teach you from the beginning
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    about the reality of how life
    is in the Universe.
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    It’s not flat;
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    everything in Universe,
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    even the smallest atom in your nail,
    is a spherical shape.
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    The blood you carry in your body
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    is made of millions and billions
    of spherical shapes.
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    And how they interact with each other,
    gives you the color which you have.
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    If you have a white shirt,
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    the Plasma in that shirt is what
    the other lights cannot be absorbed.
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    If it’s green, is some lights
    which cannot be absorbed,
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    which the balance becomes green.
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    But the light is very simple.
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    The light is made in a very,
    very simple way.
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    If you rub the two balls,
    the Plasmas together,
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    the Plasmas have the fields
    which are going out,
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    and they have the fields
    which are going in.
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    When you rub them together,
    when they tighten next to each other.
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    The ones which are going in,
    crash with the one which are coming out,
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    and ones which are coming out,
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    crash with the other one which
    are going in from the other one,
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    and it’s exactly as you do with your hand.
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    If you rub your hands, you see heat,
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    and it gets warm.
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    But, you don’t see,
    if you make it very, very dark,
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    you will see your hands
    will create light too.
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    So, that’s what happens in the Universe.
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    Where the magnetic fields
    rub against each other,
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    the ones which are going out
    of the Plasma,
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    and the ones which are going in the
    Plasma, from one and the other one,
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    you get little, little Plasmas coming out.
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    It’s like, bits of the skin folds when
    you rub your skin, you scratch your skin,
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    and those little lights become elongated
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    and then become what we saw as a light.
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    So, we bring this part to an end,
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    and then next time we’ll talk about more
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    beautiful things we can
    learn with the Plasma.
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    How you can use Plasma to light things up,
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    and you tell us how you want us to go.
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    Thank you very much.
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    Is there any questions,
    from the children?
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    My son is shaking his head and he says
    "No, no, not from me".
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    Ruben (RU) Not now, thank you.
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    We are rubbing our hands right now,
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    just to...
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    Was it a good explanation, ask him?
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    (RU) Yes.
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    He says "yes". What about yours?
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    Laura Rauscher (LR) About the Plasmas,
    we didn't understand very well ...
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    really the definition of the Plasma.
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    How can we ...
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    the childrens; What exactly is Plasma?
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    (MK) Plasma is a ball of magnetic fields
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    which, in the center due...
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    Okay, I’ll tell you something,
    because my son knows,
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    maybe children can explain.
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    Come on, you have to..
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    ... (background discussion) ...
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    (RU) Good evening, my name's Ruben.
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    ...(background discussion)...
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    (RU) I know that a Plasma is
    made by an energy field
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    and little magnetic things inside it.
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    (MK) Can we understand from your child
    what it means to have a Plasma?
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    What does he know that..add to it? Yes!
    Laura (LR): Yes, he can tell you.
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    (LR) Yes
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    (MK) These are the children of the world,
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    no barriers, no borders,
    no color, no race.
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    They can teach us, and their
    much simpler, than we can.
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    Let us see what he understands.
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    He is going to explain what
    he understands from Plasma now.
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    We are waiting.
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    (LR) Oh! For my child?
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    (MK) Yes!
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    (LR) Okay, I have to translate...
    (MK) Let him..
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    It's their program, its not ours.
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    (LR) Yeah! So, he said, it’s is...
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    (MK) Give him the headphones,
    let him speak.
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    (LR) Yes, but he doesn't speak English
    very well,
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    so I have to translate everything...
    (MK) It doesn't matter, that’s good,
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    let you do, let him be heard.
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    What language does he speak?
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    (LR) He speaks just German
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    and he was, at the moment, very
    fascinated about.., about the magnets.
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    So, he's playing now around
    with the magnets on our fridge,
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    and... that’s why, I think, he skipped
    the part with the Plasma,
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    so he’s just trying to discover
    the magnetic fields,
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    and trying to see how
    they react to each other.
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    So, yes, he is just playing around and ...
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    trying to find out
    how these magnetic fields work out.
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    (MK) Aha! I think, for purpose
    of our teaching children,
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    we deliberately kept away from magnets
    and magnetic flat magnets, like this one.
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    Because, we have come to understand,
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    then you have to re-educate them
    to understand the magnets,
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    ...or the life,
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    the structure in the Universe is a ball
    of fields which they run after each other,
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    what we call a Plasma.
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    It starts from the center, the center,
    the yolk, is exactly copy of an egg,
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    the center, the yolk is where
    all the field radiates out,
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    and then, whatever radiates out,
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    we call from the time,
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    from place, the yolk, till come to
    the white or to the skin of the egg,
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    we call it the transition point,
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    and, or we call it, transmission,
    ... "transition field",
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    and then, on the top,
    when it comes to us, we see it,
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    we call it a matter,
    or things we call it what it is,
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    like here, it’s the egg of...
    the shell of an egg.
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    So, a Plasma is a copy,
    no different than an egg,
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    but has to have a source,
    you can’t have things free.
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    So, that source, if you look at the egg,
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    is the yolk, and it radiates all
    these fields outwards
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    and from the time and the place,
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    on the top of the yolk,
    where the white starts to...
  • 27:28 - 27:33
    where we see it,
    as a skin and a shell of the egg,
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    we call it the "transition", so we call
    the white of the egg the transition.
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    It takes time to transit, to travel
    from the yolk to become to the skin.
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    So, this is how we understand Plasma.
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    A source,
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    the white, which is a transition time,
    from the wave, where it leaves the source,
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    to the point when we see it ,
    detectable to us, like an egg.
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    Another easy example of a Plasma, which
    is true Plasma, in true sense of Plasma,
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    is our solar system.
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    The Sun is the source,
    where all the fields come out.
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    And then, for example, in our case
    it takes over eight minutes
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    from the surface of the Sun
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    to the surface, to the top layer
    of the Earth for this field to travel.
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    So, we call the transfer of the field
    from the surface of the Sun
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    to the upper layer of the atmosphere
    the transition, which is in transit.
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    And, then,
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    at the point
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    when it rubs against this magnetic field
    and gravitational field of the Earth,
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    manifests itself as the light
    or changes and becomes matter.
  • 28:48 - 28:52
    We call it the "matter-state",
    because now to us it’s detectable.
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    And this is the easiest way to
    explain to children about Plasma,
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    because, nowhere in the Universe and
    one of the biggest problems in teaching
  • 29:02 - 29:08
    regarding the Plasma technology
    and his existence of life in the Universe
  • 29:08 - 29:14
    is, we try to teach children
    magnet in the flat form,
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    like this,
    or magnets like this.
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    Yes! They are like this
    because we push these balls together,
  • 29:20 - 29:25
    like this, what do you call it,
    eggs or what we call Plasmas,
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    and then it’s very hard to teach children.
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    No! What you see is collection
    of these, we squished together.
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    But, if you teach children the Plasma
    from the beginning is like a ball,
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    and all the fields in the Universe
    come out of a big ball,
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    from the centre of the Universe,
    and then they divide to smaller ones.
  • 29:42 - 29:44
    And then they make the Galaxies,
  • 29:44 - 29:46
    and then the smaller one
    makes the Solar System.
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    And, the smaller one makes the Sun,
  • 29:49 - 29:50
    and the smaller one makes the Earth,
  • 29:50 - 29:55
    and then it, when these fields become
    smaller and smaller these little balls
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    of magnetic fields,
    they become the parts of our body.
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    And, to teach children about
    flat magnets and then trying to change,
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    is the biggest problem which
    we have with the world of science today.
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    That’s why, we try to explain from
    the first session about a Plasma.
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    A Plasma is a huge ball
    of magnetic fields,
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    with a source.
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    The time which takes it from
    the source
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    to come to be manifest to us as a matter,
  • 30:31 - 30:32
    and when it's on its shell,
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    totality with all the fields on
    the centre, we call a Plasma.
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    And, you can change it,
    you can play with it,
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    you can understand it,
    in a very simple way,
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    because, even when it’s Plasma
    it’s soft, it’s not hard.
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    The hardness of the Plasma,
    as we see it like in this one,
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    this is to be the egg, without the shell,
    which is bouncy.
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    And to be hard, this is the same egg,
    another one from the same chicken,
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    because we keep
    our own chickens in the house,
  • 31:09 - 31:11
    we know all our eggs
    where they come from.
  • 31:11 - 31:15
    So, if it becomes hard
    when it’s in,
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    in the soft position in respect
    to the others, becomes bouncy and soft.
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    But, when it becomes to us detectable
    that we can hold it,
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    then it becomes the egg with the shell,
    but inside it’s still the same.
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    So, a source,
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    time of travel
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    till...
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    when it.., we can detect it,
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    It's, on the other hand, for the children
    the easiest way is, very simple.
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    There is a school,
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    the source, the place is home,
    that’s the centre,
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    and then it takes you,
  • 31:49 - 31:53
    you get in the car and you travel
    for five minutes, ten minutes
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    to get to the school.
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    That’s the transition time,
    when you are in transit,
  • 31:57 - 32:02
    and then, when you get to school, that’s
    the school, that’s where you appear.
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    That’s where everybody, friends are,
    and this is the same principle.
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    So, the cornerstone of creation
    is a Plasma and not magnetic fields.
  • 32:13 - 32:18
    Magnetic fields come out of Plasmas
    and join other Plasmas.
  • 32:18 - 32:23
    So, this should clear, make it
    very easy for children to understand.
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    As I said, Plasma is a twisted,
    very much like this.
  • 32:29 - 32:33
    You have... waves, magnetic fields,
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    and then, this is the centre of the field,
  • 32:38 - 32:40
    if I can show it in
    the background of white.
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    This is the centre of the field,
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    you can see it.
  • 32:47 - 32:50
    And, then, as the field opens up,
  • 32:51 - 32:53
    then it manifests somewhere, it ends.
  • 32:53 - 32:56
    That end is when the matter
    becomes, appears,
  • 32:56 - 33:01
    so that’s how, actually,
    it looks inside the Plasma.
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    Millions and millions of fields
    start from the centre.
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    The centre is very much like this,
    as you see it.
  • 33:12 - 33:14
    And, these fields as they open up,
  • 33:15 - 33:21
    at one point, they become the point of,
    where we can detect them.
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    The centre is home,
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    going around, travelling, is the time
    we are in the car to get to school,
  • 33:28 - 33:33
    and at the point, the ends,
    is the point where it'll become matter,
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    that's, that’s the school.
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    So, but in this case, the fields travel
    in all sorts of directions,
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    and they are not glued together,
    they are free and they move,
  • 33:45 - 33:48
    and if they attract each other,
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    in the next program we’ll talk,
    become gravity,
  • 33:53 - 33:57
    and they repel each other, we call
    magnetical field or the atmosphere,
  • 33:57 - 34:00
    which is for the next session.
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    Is that much more clearer,
    or shall we try to find another way?
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    (LR) Yes, it was clearer.
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    (MK) It’s clearer.
  • 34:13 - 34:15
    Thank you very much. Is the..
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    (LR) So, my son draws a...
    (MK) Now there's... Yes?
  • 34:18 - 34:22
    (LR) He understood a little bit,
    what exactly is Plasma
  • 34:24 - 34:26
    ...idea what it is...
  • 34:27 - 34:28
    Hum, hum...
  • 34:32 - 34:33
    (MK) And?
  • 34:33 - 34:36
    (LR) ...It is, of course,
    something that you...
  • 34:37 - 34:41
    The children cannot really touch it,
    get in touch with it,
  • 34:41 - 34:47
    So, ...yeah,
    it is something to play with... fields..
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    (MK) If you can find them ring magnets,
  • 34:52 - 34:54
    don’t find them flat magnets.
  • 34:54 - 34:56
    This is what we call ring magnets.
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    Yeah ?
  • 34:57 - 35:02
    Where, in the centre is again
    where the fields are,
  • 35:03 - 35:08
    and I’ll put it down, and then
    stand it upright on its sides.
  • 35:08 - 35:12
    Then, this is more or less
    the same shape of a Plasma.
  • 35:13 - 35:16
    And, then they understand
    the magnet is,
  • 35:16 - 35:19
    you can switch it, it turns
    very much like this.
  • 35:19 - 35:26
    So, you very easily get him to
    understand what the Plasma is.
  • 35:27 - 35:30
    The problem, that’s why I said,
    we started the whole process,
  • 35:30 - 35:35
    was not to show the field,
    the magnets are like this,
  • 35:35 - 35:38
    these are magnets, you can see,
    you can play with it, and it moves
  • 35:38 - 35:41
    or jumps and it catches up.
  • 35:41 - 35:44
    But, in the Universe
    we don’t see flat magnets.
  • 35:44 - 35:46
    Everything is a Plasma,
  • 35:46 - 35:51
    and I think for the parents who try to
    teach children from the beginning,
  • 35:51 - 35:56
    the new understanding in...
  • 35:58 - 36:00
    ...in the creation,
  • 36:00 - 36:06
    ...is to get them the real, from
    the beginning introduce them to reality,
  • 36:06 - 36:09
    not something that then
    they have to add up.
  • 36:09 - 36:11
    It’s a.. It’s a ring magnet.
  • 36:11 - 36:15
    If you need them, if you can’t get them,
    we can always, send a link to us,
  • 36:15 - 36:17
    and we tell you where you can get it,
  • 36:17 - 36:19
    because, when you are in that shape
    you can see it.
  • 36:19 - 36:24
    The magnet in my hand is about
    20 cm away, you can see it.
  • 36:24 - 36:26
    I move it and it moves.
  • 36:26 - 36:31
    So, it's, in this shape it doesn't move,
    when it’s flat, it just jumps.
  • 36:31 - 36:34
    But, when it’s loose,
  • 36:34 - 36:36
    when it’s in a spherical shape,
  • 36:36 - 36:39
    it turns, you see,
    I just move a little bit.
  • 36:39 - 36:44
    Then, you can see, this is nearly
    ten cm, seven cm maybe.
  • 36:45 - 36:52
    So, it’s good to teach children the fact
    and the reality about spherical shapes,
  • 36:52 - 36:54
    which is the Plasma,
  • 36:54 - 36:58
    and it cannot be done with flat magnets,
    it cannot be done
  • 36:58 - 37:03
    with, with what I call
    very much circular magnets, like this,
  • 37:03 - 37:06
    because then
    they don’t understand it.
  • 37:06 - 37:10
    If you can find ring magnets
    and give them slight ring magnets
  • 37:10 - 37:12
    and let them play.
  • 37:13 - 37:16
    And, then, as long as they understand,
  • 37:16 - 37:19
    it is very much,
    this is exactly the same as this.
  • 37:19 - 37:23
    The egg and the magnet next
    to each other are exactly the same.
  • 37:23 - 37:27
    In the centre of the egg
    is the yolk, the source.
  • 37:27 - 37:31
    In the centre of this ring is the centre
    of the magnetic field,
  • 37:31 - 37:34
    and when it travels
    from this centre to here,
  • 37:34 - 37:37
    is the time which the field
    transfers and transits,
  • 37:37 - 37:42
    and when it is in a matter-state,
    it appears as the ring.
  • 37:43 - 37:45
    So, it’s the same process as the egg.
  • 37:45 - 37:47
    In the centre you have the yolk.
  • 37:47 - 37:51
    There is a gap between the yolk
    and where it comes to you as an egg.
  • 37:52 - 37:58
    This is transition, and when
    it’s solid it’s the matter-state.
  • 37:58 - 38:00
    Because, in the ring you cannot explain,
  • 38:00 - 38:03
    a flat magnet like this,
    you cannot explain it.
  • 38:03 - 38:07
    And, if the children understand
    this from the beginning,
  • 38:07 - 38:09
    that inside what it is,
  • 38:10 - 38:13
    then you find out the teaching
    and understanding,
  • 38:13 - 38:18
    for the generation which is going
    to be, what I call the "Space Generation".
  • 38:18 - 38:23
    Then, they think, they live
    the way the Universe works.
  • 38:23 - 38:25
    And, as we see with the adults
  • 38:25 - 38:30
    who’ve been brought up
    with the ethos of a magnet to be flat,
  • 38:31 - 38:36
    as most of our professors and
    the doctors and the University graduates.
  • 38:36 - 38:38
    Now, we have a problem
    to teach them;
  • 38:38 - 38:42
    "Actually, the Plasma is this shape,
    it behaves this way"
  • 38:42 - 38:45
    And, we see a lot of resistance
    from the educated people,
  • 38:45 - 38:49
    because now they have believed
    and they have lived,
  • 38:49 - 38:53
    with a false information,
    which they have to defend.
  • 38:53 - 38:56
    Otherwise, they question their own
    integrity of their own knowledge.
  • 38:57 - 38:59
    And, this is one of the problems
    we see with a lot of,
  • 38:59 - 39:03
    a lot of Plasma physicists,
    top physicists at the moment
  • 39:03 - 39:07
    and in magnetic field,
    have a problem to accept
  • 39:07 - 39:14
    the reality that the whole thing as
    a ball, a sphere, this is how it exists.
  • 39:14 - 39:16
    And the ones who grasp it, especially
    at a young age,
  • 39:16 - 39:19
    then you find out
    teaching becomes very easy,
  • 39:19 - 39:25
    and then it’s so logical that they can
    teach their own teachers in a simple way.
  • 39:26 - 39:30
    As a professor said in a lecture
    I gave in the University,
  • 39:30 - 39:32
    when the students were present, he said:
  • 39:32 - 39:34
    "I cannot tell you a lie,
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    you heard the whole thing like me.
    I just learned from the beginning myself"
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    and he's a professor in physics.
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    So, this is the reason
    I didn’t introduce any flat magnets or,
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    to show magnetic fields,
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    and we start from
    the beginning with Plasma
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    which is the origin
    of the essence of the creation.
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    Then, the first few minutes is very hard,
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    because they are used
    to the magnets in this shape,
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    and then they understand,
    all they need to know is to stand it up
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    and then rotate it.
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    Then, you see the real Plasma,
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    because for a magnet
    to stick to the fridge
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    the fields have to come out
    and some fields have to go in,
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    and then, but it’s dynamic.
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    So, in fact, the field of this matter
    is about this shape.
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    And, in, in so many ways,
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    if I take the centre out,
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    this is like a love sign, it’s a heart,
    but the centre sits in the middle,
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    and then they radiate and it comes
    to the end, and you can see it.
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    So, the whole purpose of the teachings
    with the Keshe Foundation,
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    starting from last week, has been,
    for seven months
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    we’ve been talking and trying
    to teach people around the world
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    about the Plasma
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    and they cannot understand it,
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    because the teaching has been
    on the basis of a flat magnet.
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    Now, trying to get them to think,
    a magnet to be spherical in shape,
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    It's been a battle for us for seven months,
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    so we decided we teach the children
    from the beginning.
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    In the future, when they want
    to play with the flat magnets,
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    there is no problem,
    because we, as I said,
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    we never see a, what do you call it,
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    a flat star, we never see a flat planet.
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    So this, because man had to use matter
    to make it the shape they need
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    and it’s always been rectangular
    or it’s been a horse shoe,
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    this has been half of the problem
    in trying to transfer man
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    from the space technology
    into a spaceship technology.
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    So, the good thing is that now
    we can show them,
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    maybe next time we bring the reactors
    which make a spherical magnetic field
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    and children will fly with this
    than most of the parents,
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    because to them it’s a new,
    straightforward understandable knowledge,
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    but keep him away
    from magnets on the wall
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    and buy him a spherical magnet,
    a ring magnet.
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    And, then you’ll understand they fly,
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    because, you see, their body cannot do
    with a flat magnet that way.
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    It's, if you look, as I made the rings,
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    you can play different games
    with the reality than imagination,
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    because if I put this here, you see it.
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    This is a magnet, spherical,
    which has been made to rotate.
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    If I put this here,
    which is exact behavior
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    of a flat magnet,
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    here, you won’t see any difference,
    so it’s not reality,
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    it’s the same magnet,
    it’s the same distance,
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    because then the child gets confused.
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    But, I just put this away and put a real
    term magnet, which is near to this,
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    you see what happens.
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    You see the change.
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    So, the fields affect each other;
    rotation, motion, the speed of rotation.
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    So, instead of starting in the wrong foot
    with the children with the magnets,
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    we talk about the Plasma,
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    because a child is
    very hard to understand
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    how come it moves this way
    and it doesn’t move that way.
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    You look, it doesn’t happen.
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    So, this is a false physics.
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    Now, you change again.
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    You put a magnet which is like a light.
    Look!
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    It moves, it behaves, it responds.
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    That’s why how the stars
    and planets respond.
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    And, this is why we’ve started the
    teaching from the Plasma point of view,
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    not from how man has been.
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    I always say;
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    "Flat magnets are matter-state,
    and that’s the state of man".
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    "In the Universe, everything is dynamic,
    and to be dynamic, you see the behavior".
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    Very simple.
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    These are called "Rattle Magnets".
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    You can buy them as a pair, because
    you find out like everything else,
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    they move,
    you can see the interaction.
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    You cannot do this with other magnets.
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    A Plasma moves.
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    If you can make more and more of them,
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    and then, the beauty of it is,
    why they are called rattle magnets,
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    magnetic fields don’t make sounds
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    but when they interact,
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    they make noise, they make a magnetic
    noise or Plasmatic magnetic noise,
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    but they create light, so you can show
    that light in the noise of the rattle.
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    They.. they rattle.
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    So, this is the behavior of a Plasma,
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    and this is a false physics
    which we have accepted,
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    and this is how the reality
    in physics exist.
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    So, you can always play with a magnet,
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    but if you want to understand
    how the Universe works,
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    and our generation, from what
    we do and we see, the next generation,
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    which are the teenagers
    and the youngsters
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    have to learn from the beginning
    the correct way,
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    and then, so we don’t have
    to teach them twice,
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    the false way, and then when they
    learned it, it’s very hard for them.
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    So, it’s easier to make Plasma physicists
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    at the age of eight, than eighty
    or eighteen,
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    and this is what we try to do.
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    Try to introduce children to reality,
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    not just the short cut out,
    and that’s where it comes.
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    In the Universe, a Plasma is a source
    which comes out.
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    If you look at it this way,
    from the top, it’s flat,
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    but if you look at the totality of it,
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    it’s a spherical shape which is elongated
    and becomes what we call a Plasma.
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    So, please, if you’re parents
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    and you try to bring your children up
    into the spaceship program,
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    and trying to teach them the reality
    or fact about how life is created,
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    to me as a scientist
    who works at this level,
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    when you teach your children
    this magnet,
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    it’s not very far from the time
    when the man said the Earth was flat
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    and the centre of the Universe.
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    The magnet, this is what
    we have to walk away from.
  • 46:52 - 46:54
    Now that we see and understand Plasma,
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    is to show the children
    the reality of what it is.
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    You see, the two magnets
    are next to each other.
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    From the flat one you get no reaction
    by moving the other one,
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    unless it gets attracted
    and it gets stuck,
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    it doesn’t rotate just because
    you move another magnet.
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    So, this is what happens.
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    A Plasma reacts to another Plasma
    because it’s dynamic.
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    Here it’s flat.
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    This is exactly what we said.
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    These kind of magnets,
    when you start teaching physics
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    about the creation,
    about the Space Technology,
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    creates a lot of dilemmas
    for the children in the future.
  • 47:30 - 47:33
    So, it’s better to start
    from the beginning
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    with the near enough
    realities they can see,
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    and then you’ll find out they become
    geniuses in the Space
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    without us doing much work.
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    Any questions?
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    These are called rattle magnets,
    you can buy them.
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    These are called ring magnets.
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    And, these are called flat magnets.
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    And, they all behave totally different.
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    Any questions?
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    Yeah, that’s it. We are about there…
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    Yes, sorry about that.
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    We will carry on with this kind
    of teaching
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    from now on even in the adult section
    or the Thursday times,
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    because this is, this is what we realized,
    a lot of parents don’t understand.
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    We have started this teaching
    this week in the lab here
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    and then we carry on now to our teaching
    with the children.
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    (KD) ...No, actually, it clarifies
    for the beginning,
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    as if I were a kid,
    a lot of things to me.
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    ...Maybe there is some time for,
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    next time, for a...
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    I have a couple of questions which as...
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    You know, at that time when I was a kid,
  • 49:27 - 49:30
    ...because, I learned from you, Mr Keshe.
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    You know, from your books,
    that there is no
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    or was no such thing, as a "Big Bang",
  • 49:35 - 49:40
    So, maybe we could go into,
    you know, into detail next time
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    Why? Because you always talk about the source
    and about this Universe,
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    and now I’ve learned that there is not only
    one Universe but more than one Universe.
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    So, …
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    (MK) Yeah.
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    (KD) That would be a great thing
    if we could go into detail.
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    Because, this is a question that always
    has been fascinating me as a kid.
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    What's the real source
    if everything is Plasma,
  • 50:04 - 50:08
    what is the real source of
    all Universes then?
  • 50:09 - 50:11
    (MK) We’ll talk about it next time.
  • 50:11 - 50:12
    (KD) Thank you.
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    (MK) Thank you very much.
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    Is there any questions from the bigger
    children or the smaller children?
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    (LR) No. No for our part, thank you.
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    (RU) Thank you for the teaching to us,
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    really, very interesting
    for all of us, I think.
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    (MK) Thank you very much.
  • 50:34 - 50:37
    I hope we get more children,
    adult children, to listen too.
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    And, maybe this even makes
    it easier for us for adult sessions.
  • 50:43 - 50:44
    (LR) Right.
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    (MK) Thank you very much indeed,
    thank you for your time.
  • 50:48 - 50:49
    (LR) Thank you.
  • 50:49 - 50:52
    (KD) Thank you, Mr Keshe,
    and to all the others, thank you.
  • 50:53 - 50:55
    (MK)Thank you, bye bye, bye bye.
  • 50:55 - 50:57
    Laurence (L), thank you.
  • 50:58 - 51:02
    (MK) Thank you very much indeed. Goodbye
    and have all the best, with the new life.
  • 51:02 - 51:04
    Bye bye, bye, bye.
Title:
1st Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Oct 4 2014. Subtitles.
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