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Smonga says I'll help from the hit. Smonga says I'm talking that shit. Smonga says

I'm keeping it real. Smonga says I'm in a steal. So funky. Welcome back inside the

effects of Woo-Woo, Jessica and Yato. Last week we talked about all kind of things and

we just weren't done talking so we don't keep the thing going right here right now. Boom!

I genuinely feel like for a lot of organized religion, there's this idea that you need

us in order for you to connect to God. Yes. And so to empower folks to have their own

activities, to be able to utilize them and their own guides and their own spirits, it

would almost be in the, against the best interests of religious factions that seek to control.

It's bad for business. Let's just call it what it is. It's just bad for business. It's

bad for business for people who menstruate to be able to say, oh, my period's being weird

and I know what that means. It's bad for business for people to be able to listen to our bodies

and respond to our bodies as though they are intelligent. It's bad for spiritual business

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