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All right, ma'am, Welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio. This is episode 362. Jason Lingren is with me as he always is and Benjamin Balderson. We went to go record this a few days ago and then we decided to adjust

what we were going to deliver. For those who have followed, you'll understand that we're going to get into,

we could call it natural science ideas maybe, we could call it

alchemy maybe, but we're going to get into ideas that we're going to then try to relate back to nature.

In my view, as a matter of fact, we'll open with the sun and the moon, but in my view, if you get complex

thoughts that you're having difficulty with, relate them back to the natural world, then you have a foundation to stand on and not only that other people can jump in and begin to comprehend.

Anyhow, welcome, Jason.

And good morning. All right, welcome Ben.

How's it going, guys?

Hanging in there.

We finally got crisp fall days where I am, so I'm hoping we avoid a lot of snow this winter

because I'm not a fan, but let's jump in. So a lot of snow this winter because I'm not a fan but let's jump in so a lot of the

conversation we're about to have started because of some things you said in a

show previous and this directly relates to the idea of gender. So what is the moon?

Females and male, what is the sun's? Females at male? Well in some parts of Asia they do it

backwards from how the West has treated it.

Matter of fact we even gave the son a name that implies masculine because we call it the son and we all know

we're having a boy if we have a son. So these ideas have been ingrained in one way or the other and I

started to realize that my perception of the gender of the sun and moon could be a double

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