Season 13, Episode 1 Transcript
– Hey, CS Joseph, csjoseph.life. Doing a new human nurture series, I’ve gotten a whole bunch of requests from the audience through emails to do the next human nurture series. It’s been spending a lot of time on human nature, with all the types and I’m gonna be finishing out the four seasons on type comparisons and I’m also going to be finishing out social compatibility and then moving on into additional things with human nature. But we’ve kind of fallen a little behind on human nurture, and I was just informed that it was time to begin the next series for that. So this is gonna be seasoned 13, episode one for those on the podcast. And this is going to be a new playlist for human nurture. And it’s going to be our personal sovereignty, a playlist or season basically, where we’re going to be discussing personal sovereignty in terms of the sacred genders. So this lecture is introduction to the sacred genders according to personal sovereignty. So, let’s talk about why that is relevant or why anyone should care. So, we’ve been talking about from a human nurture standpoint how intimate relationships actually work. We’ve been talking about the four pillars of self intimacy and how you have to have self-respect, love your neighbor as yourself, what the gold rule really means. And how that relates to self-respect because that’s life rule number one, above all else respect by self according to Pythagoras. And that’s the main core concept that he taught to Socrates, et cetera. So, with that in mind, it’s important that we understand, like go a little bit deeper as to how this impacts the specific genders.
Now, I know that we’ve had a few requests talking about how the genders impact the 16 types according to union analytical psychology. And that’s very important because obviously, a gender, someone who is a female versus a male has a different approach to their type basically and how the four sides of their mind impact from a cognitive standpoint. That’s a very normal thing and a very different, a different approach. And literally it just comes down to a matter of priority. It’s all about priority. What is the priority of the 16 types? So, let’s talk about that. I’m not gonna do a deep dive on that. I’m gonna be doing subsequent lectures after this introduction and actually talk about that. But let’s just say that sacred masculinity causes the 16 types to have a different approach and so it also does sacred femininity. And it ends up becoming a primary versus secondary yin and yang equilibrium, which obviously it would because the cold concept of yin and yang is based on not just light versus darkness, but it’s actually rooted in masculine versus feminine energy. In the balance and how it’s like this Venn diagram, et cetera, with how it’s just balanced in equilibrium with each other. So, based on that sacred masculinity and sacred femininity impact the types and from different approaches. And they do this through what we call the big things and the little things. And we’ll be talking about that where the masculinity focuses on the big things of life and femininity focuses on the small things of life. And then there’s also impacts with how it interfaces with the physical environment or how it also interfaces with spirituality, not just nature versus nurture, it actually impacts every aspect of human life as we know it. So, but how does how does the sacred genders as we call it, how does all of that actually tie into what we’ve been talking about and relating to personal sovereignty? Like how is that relevant? How does it even tie in?
And why even bother having personal sovereignty? So, it all goes back to the four pillars of self intimacy. Remember, we have to take responsibility for meeting our own needs, we have to have personal standards to basically enforce our own behavior so that they make sure that we ourselves are focused on meeting our own needs. We also have personal boundaries, which is us making sure that people or external forces are not impacting or inhibiting our ability to take care of our own personal needs. And then finally, we have personal goals. And as a result of having the purse the four pillars of self intimacy, you know yourself, you know what you want, you have self-respect, And that leads to self-actualization. But the four pillars of self intimacy once you have them in place, they actually really start to bring out the sacred genders, sacred masculinity and sacred femininity. And there are four archetypes attached to each sacred gender approach. And we’ve talked about it lightly and how intimate relationships actually work. That playlist that we have, or that season or series we have here on the YouTube channel of the podcast. And that is King, Warrior, Magician, Lover or the feminine variant Queen, Warrior, Magician, Lover. Which during this lecture series, we will be going in doing a deep dive into each archetype. Once each human being completes each of these archetypes in their life, they have reached what we call wholeness. They are able to get closer to enlightenment essentially with their own personal growth and development and actually go beyond self-actualization. That’s the thing about Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, is that Maslow’s hierarchy of needs actually has an additional level, the top, and that’s enlightenment basically, it’s the level beyond self-actualization. It’s when a person becomes attuned to their deepest gift. And they’re able to give that deepest gift from themselves to not only their leverage and their family but also to the world, essentially.
To the point where it is becomes a world building, world changing experience for everyone. Which is really interesting because there are forces out there that are diametrically opposed to that. One example I would like to mention is Jordan Peterson. Jordan Peterson spends a lot of time talking about masculinity or the mature masculine on a regular basis. And while I do enjoy some of his concepts and some of his lectures, and while I do maintain that he largely speaks the truth in a general way that really impacts a lot of men in a first-world culture and people see him as a major leader of the time. I do have one problem with him and I disagree with his approach with the sacred genders because I do not appreciate how he basically is anti personal sovereignty while simultaneously being a pro mature masculine, or pro sacred genders. That doesn’t even make sense because they’re diametrically opposed. They’re completely opposed to each other. There is no, you can’t have the mature masculine and basically be an open borders globalist person at the same time, you just can’t. Now, I get that’s really political for some people and then all of a sudden that’s the point where they just stop listening to me when I say that, but that’s the truth. Why is that? Go back to the four pillars of self intimacy when we’re talking about personal standards and personal boundaries, you have to enforce your boundaries with other people. Dr. Robert Glover and his book, “No more Mr. Nice Guy” basically gives examples of how men are not enforcing their boundaries and how that continues to be an issue when they’re not doing their boundaries. Well, that can continue to be a problem. And why? Well, you can’t be a man you can’t have mature masculinity, you can’t be have sacred masculinity much less sacred femininity, or the mature feminine, you can’t have that if you are not enforcing boundaries. And this is at the micro level but at the macro level, when you talk about globalism, that’s a very open borders suggestion.
That’s a very open borders doctrine. That is a very open boundaries doctrine where people are not enforcing their boundaries. And as a result, the nation itself loses self-respect. And because it’s being forced to take care of the whole of the world instead of pay attention to themselves and grow themselves and be all about themselves, and this is where people are like, oh this is why you’re starting to preach nationalism. No, not really. But I could see where you’re going with that. I don’t care. I don’t really care so much about that, all I care about is sovereignty, personal sovereignty. Just because I’m talking about sovereignty and how nations and tribes and groups of people should be respected and their sovereignty, should be respected, their boundaries should be respected, their borders should be respected, does not mean I’m a nationalist. That means I’m a realist. So for those of you that are gonna go so far as to claim that I’m being a Nazi, you’re retarded and you don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m not talking about nationalism, I’m talking about sovereignty. And having mutual respect for your neighbors because you have self-respect. And because you have self-respect, your neighbors will respect you. And this is how it goes at the micro level and at the macro level. When it comes to Jordan Peterson, I’m sorry to say this guys, but he’s a globalist. How can he be a globalist and preach the mature masculine at the same time? Because the mature masculine doesn’t even work if you don’t know the four pillars of self intimacy. If you are not paying attention, if you are not enforcing boundaries and which are, cause people will inhibit you from reaching your dreams, people will inhibit you from reaching self-actualization. People will inhibit you from personal growth. People will inhibit you from being the mature masculine. People will try to keep you in immaturity. They will keep you trapped that way. Gary Vaynerchuk says this all the time. Tai Lopez says this all the time.
Tony Robbins says this all the time. Listen to what they’re saying. But Jordan Peterson, he writes a book. He’s talking about the mature masculine and that’s fantastic. And we need to support the mature masculine as much as we need to support the mature feminine and be anti patriarchy while simultaneously being anti-feminism. But, he’s also a globalist. So, how can that be? It’s a huge conflict of interest and this is a problem. And I have to point this out. I have to point this out to this audience because if you’re going to be so focused on reaching, self-actualization, having self-respect, having the four pillars of self intimacy, increasing your nobility or increasing your beauty so that you can have the best possible relationships in your life, that’s awesome for the micro level but how does that impact the macro level? And that is what this lecture series is about. We’re gonna be talking about the macro where it’s more outside of just you. It’s like where I’m saying, yes, it is about you but it’s also not about you at the same time, that in its own right is a yin and yang equilibrium. Where you have to focus on yourself in order to interface with others because no one can love you unless you love yourself. No one will respect you unless you respect yourself first. But we’ve already covered a lot about the self, we’re gonna be talking a little bit more about, okay I’ve reached these levels of the self, I’ve reached mature, I’m gonna define mature masculinity, I’m gonna define the mature feminine, and I’m going to find the sake of genders and how you can reach that for yourself, but then I’m gonna show you how that impacts culture. I’m going to show you how that impacts things at the macro level.
A great example of this is Malcolm X. And we’re gonna be talking about Malcolm X further, but Malcolm X maintained a doctrine that any group of people who has self-respect, they do it at the individual level but they also do it at the group level, the community level, the county level, the state level, the city level, the national level. Sovereignty. He taught about sovereignty and how sovereignty is important. You have personal sovereignty, and then you have you have national sovereignty, you have communal sovereignty, you have state sovereignty, sovereignty. Where people have mutual respect for their neighbors. You cannot reach the mature masculine or the mature feminine. You cannot reach self-actualization or reach enlightenment unless you are making sure you have your personal sovereignty covered. And if you’re allowing your nation or your community or your brothers and sisters or your family or your neighbor, if you’re allowing them to have their personal sovereignty infringed, you’re gonna have your personal sovereignty infringe, or the fact that their personal sovereignty is being infringed, that means yours is also being infringed by default. Which means you’re less of a man. Which means you’re less of a woman. Which means you’re not as mature as you should be. Which means you’re not going to reach self-actualization or enlightenment. That’s the problem. Personal sovereignty is a big deal. And people like Jordan Peterson like to talk about the mature masculine, but they don’t care about personal sovereignty because they don’t care about the sovereignty of nations because he is a globalist. Globalism is the problem.
Globalism is going to lead us down to a path where there is no maturity. Because, if you’re not going to protect borders, if you’re not going to have enforced boundaries at the national level, the state level, the community level, province level, whatever level you have. If you’re not going to do that, that means as a nation you don’t have self-respect. Which means the nation itself is not mature. And it’s going to trickle down to the individual. And then the personal sovereignty is not to be important because the national sovereignty is not important. And I’m not talking about, we need divisions, sectionalism or factionalism in our world today, that’s not what I’m talking about. It’s not about division guys. We actually can be united in a model where everyone’s personal sovereignty is respected or everyone’s national sovereignty is respected, just use national sovereignty as an example. Why? We can do this because we have a culture of honor and an international and a national culture of honor, a culture of honor where it’s based on mutual respect. And if we have mutual respect for our neighbors, love your neighbor as yourself. What I talked about and the four pillars of self intimacy, if we’re able to do that, our world will be a better place overnight because everyone’s borders, everyone’s boundaries are respected. And we’re not inhibiting our fellow man from not growing. Yes, there’s scarcity, yes, there’s competition, but we are reaching an age where there’s going to be less scarcity. We’re reaching an age where technology is going to be available. We’re reaching an age where curious diseases, fantastic miraculous things are about to come in our very, very near future. And we’re competing and trying to prevent fellow human beings from reaching this area. You see this is wrong, we need to be focused on sovereignty. Our own personal sovereignty and respect the sovereignty of others and respect their culture.
Malcolm X would have said, this is why African-Americans in the United States of America have such a difficult culture. Why the fact that they have fatherlessness all the time. It’s because, as much as they try to reach out and take care of their own, they just haven’t really had the opportunity to, because everyone’s been disrespecting their personal sovereignty. But they also haven’t been doing very much to protect their personal sovereignty. Why? Well, because there’s no fathers. And the lack of fathers means it’s difficult for the mature masculine to manifest. And due to that lack of mature masculine, the lack of the sacred masculine itself, they’re not able to have that personal sovereignty. They’re not able to have the four pillars of self intimacy and then as a result, they’re not able to develop. And then they point their finger at other gender or at other races, essentially. But they’re not the only race that does this. I’m only using them as an example. Everyone does it, everybody, every ethnicity, every nationality, everyone does it. Everyone is guilty of this. How do we solve this problem? Well, the solve the problems of the world, like I say in my welcome a lecture for this channel, we need to solve, we have to solve the lack of maturity. And how do we do that? Well, we stop follow us this. Well, how do we do that? Well, we need to have personal sovereignty. And so that’s micro sovereignty and macro sovereignty. And like just as Malcolm X preached. Malcolm X is a pretty cool dude. He knew what he was talking about. So we’ll actually be diving a little bit deeper into some of how Malcolm X kind of goes in with personal sovereignty.
But anyway, you can just kind of take this as like, we’re also gonna be comparing them directly to Jordan Peterson actually and just kind of show you a bit of a difference of a mindset there. But anyway, the bottom line is, in order to reach mature the mature masculine or the mature feminine which is King, Warrior, Magician, Lover, or Queen, Warrior, Magician, Lover. We’ll talk about those archetypes. And this is very Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette, by the way, I gotta give them credit for their amazing work on this. They wrote a ton of books. They wrote, “King, Warrior, Magician, Lover,” “The King Within,” “The Warrior Within,” “The magician Within,” “The Lover Within,” they’re extremely rare and extremely expensive books. I happen to own all of them and they are amazing. I recommend you get them if you can, especially “King, Warrior, Magician, Lover,” its just a primmer, but it works. These archetypes are what ensure the sacred genders is the mature masculine, the mature feminine. And they are how, after we reached the four pillars of self intimacy we are able to exercise personal sovereignty, not only at the micro level, AKA the individual level, but also at the macro level with our families, our friends, in the professional environment, our communities, our counties, our states, our nations, et cetera. We have to exercise personal sovereignty so that it can lead to mutual respect and understanding of our fellow men. We do this through type through human nature by understanding each other’s types, but we also do this through understanding ourselves, understanding our nurture, understanding nature and nurture, which allows us to have those relationships. And we literally can build a better world overnight with these concepts. As long as one person, it all takes one person, it only takes one person to do this. To live their life like this, other people will see it. Other people will see that they’re being successful and they will want that success too, and they will be in the fall of that person. And slowly but surely over time, after even a generation, everything will be changed because this becomes the new cultural standard on a worldwide scale. Personal sovereignty is everything.
Personal sovereignty is the key to a peaceful world full of not only just coexistence but also a world where we’re not only reaching self-actualization everywhere with each individual, but we’re reaching collective actualization in a way that’s never been seen before, in a way that would make sense, where no one is going to be losing their culture anymore. Where we’ve had entire cultures wiped out off the face of the earth but now, all of a sudden culture is being respected and preserved because of mutual respect for our neighbors, because of, love your neighbors yourself. If you found this lecture useful, educational, insightful please leave a like and subscribe to the channel here on YouTube or an on the podcast. That would be great. If you have any questions about personal sovereignty or the sacred gender genders or the mature masculine, or the mature feminine, please leave that in the comment section of the channel. This is going to be a 11 or 12 episode season, season 13, so got many more of these do and there’ll be a filming at least one each time I go on a walk on top of what I’m going to be doing in my kitchen studio of course. So, and yeah, if actually I’ll be doing that and then we’ll be doing that, doing more of those tomorrow. So, all that being said, I guess I’ll see you folks tomorrow. Have a good night.
