This is a clip from the After Dark Show with Don Rogers.

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Like I would say earlier, you know, we're told to put our head down and just be good citizens

and like, you know, this is the way life is. This is the logic rationale in which we live.

What were the catalyst, what was the catalyst or catalysts or burning bush moments in your life that really made you realize or start to understand that, you know, a lot of the things that were told by the people who run the construct in which we're told to live in isn't actually the way this reality works.

And a lot of these things do work in very spiritual, etheric and energetic manner.

So my whole life, I kind of felt like there was, well, I did feel like there was more when I was very little.

I saw things like fairies and I think I explained on a show once before that when I was really little,

I could see people's true forms, but I was told that it was a Halloween mask or something that I was seeing. And everything I was saying was

being either, you know, boo-boed away or my family would get frightened because they were extremely

religious. So it was like, oh, she's being, you know, haunted by demons and everything else was a

demon.

So I had to squash that.

And then I started to think that I was the problem and that I wasn't in the box enough and that I was never going to be normal.

But the huge catalyst, I would say the biggest one,

there was lots of little moments that made me

become the person I am today. But it was definitely losing family and having the whole

COVID thing happen. And then I realized, oh, I am not the only one that believes what I believe

that what we're told isn't true and

that I'm not, you know, crazy for thinking this is just a cold, you know.

And then when my family members started to die after getting the thing they were trying

to force everyone to get, I had to like deal with the grief and the anger and the frustration. I knew the

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