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22nd Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Oct 6 2015. Subtitles.

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    Rick Crammond (RC) Welcome everyone to
    the 22nd Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop,
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    Keshe Foundation Spaceship Institute.
    It is Tuesday, October 6th 2015
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    and... we are ready to begin with
    Mr Keshe (MK) at the Spaceship Institute
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    Hello Mr Keshe.
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    (MK) Hello for
    the third time, fourth time today.
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    We are nice to have the children back,
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    even though we are
    all children at heart.
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    So let's ask, what do we call it?
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    Head of the children's groups:
    Mr Keyvan Davani (KD)
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    Is there anything for today
    you had planned?
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    And trying to answer
    the questions before you ask them.
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    (KD) (laughs)
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    Good afternoon,
    good morning, good evening.
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    Mr Keshe, what can
    we learn from children,
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    when it comes to, in terms
    of emotions, intentions?
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    (MK) First of all you never had a child,
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    so I can not explain
    for you to understand.
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    (KD) (laughs)...Will try...
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    (MK) With having many
    mischievous children,
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    and many years
    of experience at different ages,
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    I can tell you one thing as a father,
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    We have a lot to learn from children.
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    Even though we used to be
    a child, we forgot about it.
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    One is the innocence, one is
    the way they solve the problem,
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    for them to survive the condition
    and the situation they are in.
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    Which us as adults,
    becomes impossibilities.
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    Childhood and adulthood is
    exactly like, what I call:
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    "the degree of the professorship".
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    When we are young, we see the totality.
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    And as we get older, through conditions,
    we become very narrow-minded.
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    This is what I call, when
    you are in the first class.
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    And this is when you get
    a PHD and become professor.
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    You look through a
    very small peeping hole.
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    It is exactly like life !
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    But we've been through it ourselves,
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    and we forget that sometimes,
    when you listen to children,
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    .....(audio Interruption)........
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    Vince (V) Sometimes when
    we listen to children..
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    We've had too many
    outages during the...
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    (MK) As we do not be able to do this.
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    (V) Here we go, Mr Keshe?
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    (MK) Yeah. I am talking again.
    ...(people speaking together)...
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    ....
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    (MK) Oh, I can see my future!
    Oh, I have seen my path!
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    (MK) So.....
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    (KD) Sometimes
    when we listen to the children...
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    (MK) Yes, Keyvan Davani.
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    (KD) Yeah, and after you broke up...
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    ...
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    (MK) We are loosing you.
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    (KD) Yeah, after that it broke up.
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    You said:
    "sometimes we listen to the children"...
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    (MK) and we learn from them
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    and it is puzzling how
    they solve the problem,
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    for themselves and for us.
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    Or they tell you things that,
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    through the innocence or
    the openness of the mind,
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    we as adults could
    never ever even imagine.
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    It does not matter
    how many years it takes us.
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    Sometimes our children
    are a gift given to us
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    to be at a certain point in life,
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    to open our eyes, to
    a reality of what we don't see.
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    And you know I always say,
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    in making a dome,
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    was enigma for years for builders.
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    How do you make a dome structure?
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    How, do you go back
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    a few hundred years ago,
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    a few thousand years ago,
    making a dome was a problem for the man.
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    How do you make a structure, which holds?
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    And they say, it was resolved by a child !
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    The guy,
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    the architect was trying to build it,
    or the builder was trying to build it,
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    was passing the street and
    a child was saying to another child:
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    "if I was the guy who has been
    spending all of his life to make a dome,
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    I fill the whole structure with hay,
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    make the shape of my dome,
    build it, when it's dried,
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    I took the hay away and it is there"
    and even in practice it was correct.
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    It is how we see,
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    the children are not
    innocent, the children see
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    unconditional detachment
    from physicality.
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    You teach a child,
    up to the age of seven.
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    After seven, the child
    goes to the next phase
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    of analyzing ...
    and then by puberty,
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    make a decision to be what it is,
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    from what he analyzed
    ... in those times.
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    Whatever you want
    to teach a child,
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    to affect or feed into his emotions,
    till the age of seven it is your feeding.
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    After that he feeds you.
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    And in that time, till there,
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    they are emotionally unaware
    of a lot things, even they walk in it,
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    and this gap here,
    it is very crucial,
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    for some people,
    it is at the age of 9, 10,
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    very small gap.
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    They see things
    in analyzing that they realize
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    that there are other things
    that they did not consider.
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    Children before puberty more or less,
    are unaware of, till age of 9-10,
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    are unaware of color,
    race and animosity,
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    most of them.
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    Unless they had been taught that way.
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    People's children are
    totally blind to color.
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    They play, black, white,
    Chinese, English, whatever,
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    and is nothing,
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    till the mothers or the fathers says,
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    "You don't play,
    because you see is different."
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    If you do not teach them,
    they are the same.
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    And then,
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    you find out how they react in
    respect to what they've been taught.
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    Children are blind to religion,
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    till the age of puberty.
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    They are blind to sexuality,
    till the age of puberty.
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    But in that stage, they have a
    very broad open mind for everything.
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    We get emotional contraction
    and we get physical contraction.
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    We learn a lot from our children.
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    We learn how they think,
    how we should think,
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    how the new generation think,
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    and with them especially.
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    You got to realize
    something very interesting.
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    I have explained this before.
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    And this is one of the biggest,
    biggest problems for new generation
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    who want to be part
    of the new generation
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    and more or less is
    dying off but is still with us.
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    From beginning of time,
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    generation did not change.
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    The mentality and
    understanding was the same.
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    Going to the same job,
    there were no schools,
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    people did what the father did,
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    followed the mom or
    the dad and or in the house.
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    In the past hundred years,
    we have started
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    a different division of have
    and not have in a very drastic way
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    and the children
    have become part of it.
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    And now we have come through
    what we call electronic revolution.
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    Children live in a not real life.
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    Maybe
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    it had to come for us to be
    ready to live in Space.
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    The new generation play
    so much computer games
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    that none of it is real,
    but to them it is real.
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    Watch them when they play games
    and then how they show their emotion,
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    and watch them at night when
    they are asleep after they play the game.
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    The physicality is still follows the game
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    so the unreal thing
    has become real to them.
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    They are still in their dream, if you have
    children who play computer games,
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    imaginary totally fake,
    just a picture,
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    the way they chase it,
    the way they do play games,
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    they carry in their sleep,
    to them is very real.
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    Are we creating a new
    generation of beings
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    that unreality is the total truth?
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    And they see
    everything in a different way.
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    And the old generation still wants
    to follow the same and it doesn't work.
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    Because now they are more educated,
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    in a way of education that
    they see different angles.
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    There is no daddy
    was a...what they call it,
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    a miner, I become a miner.
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    That he become a whatever
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    it was a baker, I become a baker
    generation after generation.
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    There's always as I always said
    there is the best example.
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    Years ago,
    if you remember,
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    I have said this before,
    but you understand why I said again:
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    "there is a singer,
    used to be a singer"
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    go on the internet you find it
    called "Hot Chocolate".
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    Beautiful singer.
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    In the seventies70's, 80's.
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    And he gave an interview
    he was very reserve man,
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    beautiful black guy,
    from Jamaica background.
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    He said when we came came to England
    my mother brought us to England,
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    we had a house and
    we lived in a rented house,
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    and I went to school, all my friends
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    were plumbers and whatever, whatever
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    and if you ask me what I wanted
    to become, I wanted to become plumber !
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    My mother said:
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    "I don't want my child to be
    brought up in this environment"
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    she bought the house and
    in the house she rented one room.
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    And the rent from that room
    was for me to go to a private school
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    because that rent
    was paying for me
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    to be educated outside
    environment of natural school.
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    In a private education.
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    And when I went to the private
    education being a black boy,
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    all the white boys
    you spoke to them
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    they all wanted to become
    doctors, engineers, professors.
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    So me want in class
    becoming a plumber,
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    now I want to become
    a doctor, engineering and the rest.
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    By changing environment, the same man
    changes understanding of what he wants,
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    what the expectation was from life.
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    And he made is change, a room,
    a little income from the room
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    changed the life of a man forever
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    And as we know, he was much
    loved singer at that time.
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    Now we enter the same arena, we have
    given a dimension to our children to
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    live with our real situation.
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    And they can think
    before the program goes.
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    If you sit with your children
    and watch them playing computer games,
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    they can predict the game
    before even they get to started
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    how the guy who designed
    the game has planned it,
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    so they can overcome it
    and even faster and follow it.
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    So they have become
    predictors of the future
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    through their own,
    trusting their own emotion.
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    Are they the next generation of the Space?
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    Us, at my age, your age
    in the 40's, 50's it'd be very difficult.
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    That's why I give
    a lot of room to youngsters
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    to come up within the Foundation
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    because these are
    the people who've been through it
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    even the eighteen,
    twenty, thirty years old
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    are too old to be part
    of the Space Technology.
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    The new generation of
    children 10, 12, 15, even 15 is too old
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    to be able to understand the changes,
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    to be able to do.
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    I sit and watch with my own boys
    when they play games,
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    I have seen the evolution
    of computer games
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    coming over past 20 to 30 years,
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    and I see the new generation
    can pre-predict the first time
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    to pick up a game, what is going,
    what the guy has decided
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    how they have to react.
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    And in being able to do it
    pre-predicting, they win the game.
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    They go to the next step,
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    so they are the generations
    which are ready for Space.
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    Are we training unknowingly
    the next generation and with it
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    do we only teach them
    how to shoot and how to win?
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    Or do we create new games
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    that it is going to be
    perfect for everyone
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    to be living in an
    environment of shooting.
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    If you look at most of the games
    is somebody has to win something.
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    If you go back to the cartoons
    of Disney time when Walt Disney was alive,
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    no killing and no harm
    was done in most of his cartoons,
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    those were for children to enjoy.
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    Look at the new cartoons
    coming out, there is nothing
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    but killing, winning,
    shooting and the rest of it.
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    If you shoot,
    if you kill more, you get more.
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    But, either way, we come to one point,
    are they our next generation?
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    Unknowingly but knowing it
    through the destiny of man
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    we have trained to be the passengers
    of the Space in the future.
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    Because they are already
    living in a ... dreamland anyway.
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    They live and operate.
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    We just make a facility for them
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    to guarantee the survival
    of the next generation in the Space.
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    It is very very interesting,
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    I always say, watch what is happening,
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    is part of the of evolution
    of scientific evolution of the young
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    ... allows us
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    and we just need to
    teach them ethics of the Space.
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    Because they already pre-predicting.
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    If you can read the mind of a man
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    or group of men who
    made the game to work,
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    an you can overcome totality
    their mind and win
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    or go to the next step, means
    you are prepared for any condition.
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    And the way what I see
    especially in the youngsters,
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    in the new 3 dimensional games,
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    these children are
    already children of the Space.
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    We just need to give them a tool.
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    Because most of these
    children or 1or 2 children,
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    they don't interact with the most
    of the social structure or where they do,
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    they live their own lives
    and everything is so real
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    it doesn't matter if it's there or not,
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    and the beauty of it is
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    they can change from
    1 game to another like nothing,
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    they upload the next game,
    it's finished,
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    that game lost its interest because
    they pre-predicted the game writers.
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    You got to understand the psychology
    of the new generation of children,
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    age of 3, 4 or 5,
    they pick-up a computer
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    laptop,
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    play games
    as if they've been born
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    within the stomach of
    their mother where they were there.
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    By the age of 10, 11
    they are Masters in any game.
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    I have seen it.
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    Are they attached to us
    or have we already developed,
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    unknowingly, the next
    generation to go to Space.
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    We just prepare ourselves
    to make the machines for them
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    to allow them to travel into it.
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    Would they find any
    connection with Earth, with us?
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    You go from...
    back villages of Africa
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    to the most sophisticated
    families in the world.
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    They all have these
    little computers to play.
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    One way or another....
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    so,
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    the only thing we need to teach them:
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    "do not go in the zone were there is
    a conflict and you cause a loss"
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    and then you find out
    they just add to us as a humanity.
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    And...in so many ways our history and
    destiny has already been written by us.
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    The next generation of space people
    are already amongst us as our children.
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    They already work in an imaginary
    world, they work in an empty space
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    and to them,
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    one face, one condition,
    one animal from another,
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    one cloud is another cloud,
    they play in it.
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    But for us, to learn
    a new keyboard is a huge job.
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    They change console,
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    they change game and everything is real.
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    The only thing we need to teach
    them is the ethos of the Space,
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    and they just go with it for nothing.
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    It is very interesting, when you
    watch the social structure and it changes
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    because up to 30, 40 years ago,
    there were not hardly any Universities
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    if you go 100 years ago.
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    Hardly any educated except elite,
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    now everybody is getting educated.
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    Mass education has brought
    new dimension and then,
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    the next generation which is the present
    generation between 0 and 10 to 15,
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    these are totally different and even
    if you have the child before this.
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    There is a problem between communication
    between this lot and the older brothers.
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    And then, we already have
    a problem with accepting these
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    and the grandparents are
    harder but they just live with it.
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    You got to remember,
    if you are in your 80's, 90's,
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    in your 100's in 90's which
    is a normal age now 80-90,
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    you have gone through a donkey
    to a car, from a car to a jet,
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    now to the Space...you have
    become used to change.
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    But if you go back, if you
    are in a colony you brought up,
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    for centuries people
    saw nothing but donkeys.
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    Our parents, if they are in the 80's, 90's,
    even though they still drive a car,
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    they pretend to be or they don't
    pretend, they live their life of... us,
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    they still seen the whole
    evolution in one generation.
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    And the new generation in this bracket
    the way the technology is going, are...
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    I call them the next
    generation of the Space.
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    ...(speaking to a person in the audience)
    yes, the sunset..
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    So we are, are we
    unknowingly or by destiny,
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    creating... a life we know
    the end is near for this planet?
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    We have brought up the knowledge for
    our children to be able to live in Space
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    and through, accidentally or
    deliberately, giving them a taste
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    of how it looks in the Space that they can
    predict and you can control everything.
  • 20:11 - 20:14
    And I think we are in that ridge.
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    Don't forget,
    now we are going to the next step,
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    that even these in the next
    5 years, 10 years are ancients.
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    3 dimensional, virtual reality games
    where they are part of the game
  • 20:30 - 20:31
    and it's coming into the market.
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    Then you find out if you are in that stage
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    you can let them in any
    spaceship and they feel at home.
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    As long as you give them
    a pack of chips, a bottle of cola,
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    and some sweets,
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    they don't care were they go.
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    So the only thing is left for us
    as parents or children which they listen,
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    is to teach them
    the ethos of the Universe.
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    And you will find them very receptive,
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    they respect it
    because they understand it.
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    If you have children in their 20's,
    they are too old,
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    [cragh]
    they are finished.
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    If you have between 0 and 15,
    they are with the time.
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    The children of the the next 5 / 10 years,
    3 dimensional, these are ancients.
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    We all remember 1980's when the first
    computer games were only do one line.
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    [Make sound and moves
    of old computer games]
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    Yeah.
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    I remember the first calculators,
    they were so big,
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    you are blind to miss it.
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    But the only thing is we got
    to teach the ethos of Space,
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    the condition of emotion and,
    in so many ways, we done our job.
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    Yes Mr Keyvan Davani.
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    (KD) Thank you Mr Keshe, it's just...
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    aren't we going as adults through
    that, partially at least, to some extent
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    in this involvement, back to the childlike
    understanding and open mindedness
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    or open ... horizon ?
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    (MK) We have no choice !
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    There is no choice !
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    Most of the cases, I love to go
    forward, in most of the cases
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    economical situation forces us
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    to make the change.
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    This is the understanding
    of the reality where we are.
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    You see, nowadays, more or less,
    whatever parents can do,
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    there is a computer game
    somewhere in the house for a child.
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    It doesn’t matter from which
    stage of life in financial, economical,
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    political situation you come.
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    Children all in Western world
    have access to these.
  • 23:22 - 23:24
    And even in Africa,
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    I have seen, in a village, there is
    somebody who has a game
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    somebody can play something,
    even if he is 20 years old.
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    So we are creating the next generation,
    and maybe that is how the destiny is.
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    Unknowingly we have known to know
    what we are going to happen to us.
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    Don't forget evolution is part of the
    development, we do that unconsciously.
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    Has man come to understand has
    the time has come to leave this planet,
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    or the Solar System.
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    Something which these children will
    find out and in the future,
  • 24:04 - 24:06
    I'll speak about that
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    in more deeper step,
    in the adult teaching.
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    Is a very fundamental change.
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    In the conditions of the
    interaction of the Galaxies
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    when its not just the two Suns
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    when they collide
    the whole environment,
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    you have to be well educated,
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    for the time of the interaction
    that your are not in this zone.
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    Is not just not being on
    this planet or in a Solar System,
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    their interaction creates
    an environmental change.
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    So we need to go
    far deeper, very fast.
  • 24:51 - 24:54
    And these kind of people interact with it.
  • 24:55 - 24:59
    We still spackling between
    the GaNS and the nano-material.
  • 24:59 - 25:03
    If we are too old, we accept
    the nano because we can touch it,.
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    GaNS is a bit too far,
  • 25:05 - 25:10
    the others play with the Plasma,
    they can understand it,
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    so imagine what commotion
    your going to have
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    to deal with understanding
    of the motion of the fields.
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    Our motion, most of the Space Program
    will come from the youngsters.
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    All of you have a huge problem,
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    because you are
    still connected to physicality.
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    (Inaudible question to MK).
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    Ah, that is why you want to become young.
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    No problem, we sell from tomorrow
  • 25:43 - 25:46
    young injection,
    how would you like to have it ?
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    Thank you very much for your time !
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    (KD) Thank you Mr Keshe,
    thank you Rick.
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    (MK) We will see you tomorrow.
  • 25:59 - 26:02
    Keyvan we need to speak
    afterward with Ella.
  • 26:03 - 26:06
    (KD) Yeah we do. Yeah thanks.
    (MK) Thank you very much.
  • 26:08 - 26:12
    (RC) Ok Mr Keshe, thank you!
Title:
22nd Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Oct 6 2015. Subtitles.
Description:

Topic:

* Why, we have a lot to learn from children?
* Maybe it had to come for us to be ready to live in Space.
* Are we creating a new generation of beings that unreality is the total truth?
* Are they the next generation of the Space?
* Unknowingly but knowing it through the destiny of man we have trained to be the passengers of the Space in the future.
* How to be prepared to any condition.
* And in so many ways our history and destiny has already been written by us.
* What is the only thing we need to teach to the children?
* We know the end is near for this planet.
* Unknowingly we have known to know what we are going to happen to us.

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Video Language:
English
Duration:
26:13

English subtitles

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