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Feb 2, 2022 24 min

Who is 19 Keys?

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Peace family is 19 keys to some of dangerous podcasts in the world. Make sure y'all tap in for some war rooms, some high level conversation, and keys to be able to unlock and stimulate that guy within. Tap in. Now, why would that even be important in the first place, and how can I qualify that tap?

Anything to do with this high level thinking? Well, it's my firm belief in it's also the understanding of science and biology itself, that the body is an electrical system and it needs electricity. When we're young, we have all of this amazing energy, right? We can just run fields and fields.

You know, by the time our energy decreases, get lower and lower and lower as adults. You understand me? We can barely run down the stairs before our heart popitating, and it's about to explode like we homers sitting on the couch and senses. You understand me?

So, what happens to our body over time? Well, we put the wrong things in it and we rest out our body and it's no longer as electrical. We still have the same amount of potential, but the electricity needed to power up our bodies at maximum potential is no longer there. So putting things like the golden energy, reviving your body, recharging you to that natural child-like energy that you once had before.

Now, of course, you're going to be clean, so you have maximum absorption rate of the gold, and you can tap in. Make sure you do your own studies on the gold, so what's your doctor? And after you're done, come to the Hillers and tap in. The same thing, these gyps and guys use to give you a lot.

Let's go. I'm 19 Keys, I'm from Oakland, California. I would have to say the moment where I was fighting the case, we took it all the way to trial. It was a silence in the courtroom and they were delivering the verdict.

And it just said, the real Muhammad, not guilty. And that moment I knew I wasn't going back. So whatever decisions that I made before that, whatever life I was living before that, because now I have grip control of my future again. I consider myself a polymath, one whose expertise span in many different areas.

But one that people actually really love every talk about mindset. And so in that particular area, I think that everything is filtered through mindset. I believe in 80% mindset, 20% skill set. So when it comes to the psychology of how to change your pattern of thinking, I believe that's why I advance in.

And that's the most value that I can give to people beyond the things that I've accomplished. They say in life that when you die, you know, you live another life, right? That we have this endless stream of lives, different dimensions and things of that nature. And so when I asked them to question who influenced me the most of life, I had to think about the different lives that I lived.

Right? When I was younger and I go by braille by the family, they call me Callie grown up with St. Louis. And now I go by 19 Keys.

Every level of life I had a different influence, right? Younger, my older brother was 100% my biggest influence in life. Right? And then on the sideline and that it was the teachings that came out of this construct of the nation Islam, an unbelievable light in Muhammad, right?

And then growing up and advancing in life, it was the honorable Minister, Louis Farcon. And the reason that I say that is because that's what really made me want to fire the white man and work on myself. You know, and I don't think most people know how much of an influence the honorable Minister, Louis Farcon has in my past and my trajectory. Not only that, my father and my mother.

I can't just answer that question with one person because different aspects of my life that allowed me to become who I am. Understand me, and I believe that every person should have at least seven streams of consciousness. I mean, they're different people that they take the blueprint, you know, to create the mind frame who they are. So my family, the teacher's on the boy lies in Muhammad.

And I'm a little too little farcon. The impact of the nation Islam has had on me. That is the point of your most. The honorable light in Muhammad is somebody I courageously look up to.

Because as I tried to get away from the teachings at one point in time, in a sense to where I wanted to figure out what these were true, because I was indoctrinated into it or they were true because they could stand scrutiny. And I started studying all other different things and different religions and different sciences and different mathematics. And it only reinforced the teachings that he had. And I found a deepness and different layers in the teachings that he gave.

And his accomplishments as a redeemer and a reformer growing up from where he came from, you know, the image, the symbolism, the teachings, the man itself inspired me profoundly, you know, in a way that I don't think no other human being can inspire me. One of the things I'm most proud of accomplishment the most is being able to do for my family. Being able to buy a car for my mother. Being able to be there for my brothers and sisters at any time that they call me.

I can be there financially. I can be there mentally. I can be a role model for my family. Even if I can't always be there with them, I can inspire them by my actions.

And so going from where I was as a nigger in the streets, you understand me to who I am today, adding value to people's lives. I can travel around the world and have a person know my name, not because I did some ignorant, but because I had a value to it. But I was the seat for Black America is that we obtain all of the wealth that is owed to us, that we gain prosperity, we gain favor, we gain the understanding of the importance of Black family. We be able to home infrastructure and institutions.

We become courageous enough to be able to kick our old oppressors. His family members and they hold ancestry, descendant, blind away from us completely. That we get the ability to be self-sufficient, do for self, and stand me and impact our own lives. That we really take the time and stuff that we believe in, all the things that we talk about, we say we want to do that.

We become fearless enough to actually get it done. That we stop bullshitting and making excuses for why we ain't had things. We stop blaming anybody else, but we truly take ownership of who we are when we go to the mothership. I have a dream.

It's not like my mother can't. I got a dream that I won't walk outside and I can see a skyscraper home by a Black man. And I look around in the buildings that surround me as own by Black women or Black men or Black families. The products that I buy, these are all Black homes if I didn't walk into a Black Walmart.

It would let me know that we finally are the constructors of our own world. We finally produce with something. If I go walk in any city of America and I look around, I can't assume that none of these buildings are Black owned. That vision of the world is to be able to see progress with my eyes, not just in my vision.

One of my superpowers is to be able to take high level thoughts and create concepts of those thoughts. When you do that, you basically have to carve off some of the data that goes into a concept to where a person always wants to have this impact. A person say I never thought about it like that before. Right?

Often times we don't have time to think. So I do the thinking for other people. I take those concepts and then I give it to the portrait as a download. Once they download this, it will allow them to be able to go further because they didn't even have the time to create the download for themselves.

So one of my greatest superpowers was my ability to be able to work with family, to be able to give that concept and understanding that it ain't about not doing business with family, but only doing business with family. And giving that sort of concept to the world in the sense of a key that they can utilize to unlock that aspect themselves that they normally couldn't get to, that's my superbar. I 100% believe in black family because I know that black family is the key solution and the missing component that we must get down. It is the foundation of everything that we're trying to build right now.

That we're actually building everything else besides the black family, which means they have no foundation to stand on. We can talk about generation of wealth all we want to, but if we don't have a generation, we don't have a family to actually pass it down. Then we're not actually building generation of wealth. Right?

So it's simple without substance. Right? But the family is the substance. It's the nucleus.

It's the very thing that they destroyed that got us in a position of where we are right now. So once we can synergize the masculine and feminine principles within each male and female in the world, right? Specifically within the black world order, then we'll be able to properly build black family and families who are in the world. So when people understand the importance of black family, we can finally get to that place of black world order.

The ideas for my businesses come from things that I want to see in the world, right? My crowns. I think about a representation of God, right? When I look in my environment, there's nobody that's propagating Godliness to me.

You know what I mean? You look at the average billboard, they're trying to sell you something to your lower nature that you don't need. Where's the billboard that's tapping on your God? Where's the billboard that's saying, continue to circulate the black dollar in your own community?

Where's the billboard to say that, continue to think positive throughout your day? There are no billboards. And when I think about my studies and my mind, I think about the subconscious brain and the fact that our subconscious brain records everything that we see. Regardless if we want to or not, that you cannot tell a symbol no and a symbol is an information machining backed by bits of knowledge and information.

And the moment that we see a symbol is downloaded until our subconscious mind and it speaks to us. So I said that would have I become the symbol I want to see in the environment, that I force people to record righteousness and freedom, justice and equality every time they see me. So when I think about designing a business, I think about a problem, how can I communicate that problem and create a solution all at the same time? So whether it's the Goldwater business, what our health products, teaching black America to not be soft targets and things like these viruses that we see today, right?

To be proactive about our health journey. When I think about things when it comes to luxury design and communicating symbolism, right? To a higher level of, you know, autonomous information and that autonomous information is built into the design of what these particular symbols represent. When I think about wealth duration, we look at the fact we're in the biggest wealth transfer in history, right?

So how can I go about my normal daily basis and analysis of the culture and given these concepts of the mind without giving them things that they can practice principles as applicable? So that was really, you know, my foundation for any business that I wanted to build was thinking about the problems that I see in the solutions I want to create. What inspired me to most about Chris Call is he is able to take concepts similar to myself and he can condense them down simple enough for the average person who heard about something but couldn't understand it at first until he broke it down in the way to where they thought that, oh, this is now digestible to me. I can utilize it.

Every time I talk with bruh, he got something new that I didn't know about him, right? And that's a person that's multi-layer or multi-dimensions to be able to add to the world. And as we converse, I feel like, wait a minute, that's another thing. We gave this to 100,000 families, they had changed their life.

And you may have some information that you didn't even know was a gem to the world, right? And so it's beautiful to see his progress in the digital world because he made all his money offline. So what inspired me the most, number one, is the journey that he went on by himself, right, to accumulate this knowledge that's valuable to the world. One thing I think I'm misunderstood for is my intentions, right?

When I speak to people, I always speak from these places. Not seeing people where they are or where they could be. And most times I'm speaking to a person's potential and I'm speaking to a bigger picture, right? And sometimes people become victims of the bigger picture, right?

Meaning that I'm now analyzing something that I see you do, but I also see it in thousands of other people. But you're going to feel like I'm specifically targeting you because you are in the details of that bigger picture, right? And it's not something that you're doing wrong, but it's something that we need to analyze as a broader community, right? But people usually take it personally instead of looking at the bigger vision, right?

So my intent is never to personalize anything that I do, but to be effective so that we can go further, and even you and your own progress can go further. I'm an older brother, right? I got six other younger brothers. So the way that I speak to everybody else, I speak to them like I speak to family.

I give them tough love. But if they take that tough love and they take the direction, I promise you, each and every time, it'll add value to their life. And I know that a guy that value and a devil devalues, right? So you would just think about if I actually took his direction, particularly what would it be good for me, right?

Regardless of the emotion that I just felt when he told me, he gave me this instruction because he could just be very tough in the way that he does things. What is it good for me? Everybody is not used to having a man in their life. A guy in their life, a masculine energy.

That's what I'm used to. My pops was there for me like that. My brother was there for me like that. I grew up in California.

It was down there just a black Muslim mafia, right? And I grew up in many dangerous environments. I grew up in crack houses. I grew up out in bit homeless.

I didn't be homeless. I didn't shout out. I'm robbed. I didn't jail.

I didn't have court cases. I didn't drop out of school. You understand me. I didn't build my own seven-figure businesses.

I'm resilient in every aspect. I ain't never been given nothing but a good mindset on how to attain an execute. So when I see other people potentially, I can see where they lack in certain areas. Or I'm thinking about, yo, I only really love and appreciate unified effort and collaboration.

I hear a person in the individual accomplishments. And I hear my own. And I also want people to understand that I really love our people and our culture. I love what we accomplish in the individual.

And when I'm done reflecting on the individual accomplishments, I think about, damn, how much further we can go together? And when I look at systems, I look at the root, not the branch, not the fruit. I look at the root. And when you analyze things from a branch or a fruit, that's a different way that you're going to go about it.

Because you say, well, look, I'm accomplishing the branch of it. Well, the root is family order, right? The root of it, the right individuals. Anything that they embed in our subconscious mind.

The root of it is getting the details of the design so we create a completely new world, right? And I'm sure you love your branch success, but doesn't get to the root of the problem. Doesn't create a whole new world. So I'm not speaking from a point that most people even analyze what I'm talking to.

I'm speaking from a research and investigative point that may even be esoteric sometimes. But it's very applicable. If you make this small little tweet, I promise you we can go farther. So my greatest thing, I want people to understand it.

My intentions and my heart is good, right? I live my life, I'm not a devil but Muslim. I'm not perfect by any means. I never want to be painted perfect.

Because as soon as they paint you perfect, they try to catch me and go, what you're going to do is that third, right? But I know my mission regardless of anybody else does. So if you take the information that I got and is valuable to you, I just want you to investigate it instead of defend yourself. Investigate is good for me.

If I take this advice, what is the reality that might come from me? If you think of it in that way, I'll be like the wise man talking to the fool. The fool doesn't understand the wise man, but the wise man understands the fool, right? And that's not the say that the first listening is the fool, but I like to play the fool when I'm listening to wise people.

So I can just take in all of the information and think I know nothing. I've seen Brother Ben X from the day that I've met him, first seen him, I think he had a black edification page. I remember reaching out to the brother. Don't even remember what inspired me in that moment, right?

Sometimes you get synergy. And reaching out to the brother, seeing him in the nation and seeing him accomplish the things I've always wanted people to do in a way that he was able to take his initial membership into the nation of Islam and do something that people, but no other member had did, right? And he categorized all the accountable minutes of little spark on his teachings in a way that they were easily digestible and that you could easily find him in a manner that was super innovative. And I've seen him, we both fired our jobs around the same time.

We both had visions that we went upon a journey and we executed on. And we did it when we had little resources, we were getting little paid to no money at all. I believe that the brother has a spirit that is pure and a potential that is master beyond even what he knows, right? And I believe that if he continues to execute in a manner that he does and he continues to surround himself by the right influence and his impact will be in the history books.

What inspires me to most of our brother Jake said of Jacob's is the fact that he is super passionate about what he believes in. He has an information knowledge that every black family in America has that will progress as further to make us less dependent upon institutions that don't serve our best interest. He has an ability to be able to build structures where a lot of people have philosophies and ideas, but he's able to construct things. So when you take one person that has vision and ideas and then you marry that with a person who has constructs, now you have the ability to create a real world.

So I love mathematical thinkers, point, intelligent, and who have a value that every black family can use. Anytime I talk about that, you get a little chuckle because it's probably some funny story with their grace. I've been knowing Graceful Wildman. I remember he followed one of my old pages.

Musa'io pages maybe like seven, eight years ago. And I just remember looking at the guy he had his family with him, he had tattoos. He was educated. I didn't really think much of it at the time.

He was like one of the first people thinking I was 78,000 followers. And that was when I had no followers. So I was like, oh, that's interesting. I wanted interested him and he's designed.

So they were like Muslim designs at the time. And he didn't have no social media person handling the council. That was really him. And that was my first time I actually seen him.

And then it was years later when I went on my journey, my videos started going viral. And I believe he hit me. He followed me. I think he hit me in the DM light, you don't want it.

And he invited me out to come speak with him after that in LA. I did. I looked at his style. The way he spoke with the people, the way they admired him and the impact that he was having on them and they gave the family lives, teaching them how to deal with their own children.

And we was in the middle of the hood. You understand me? I mean, LA. And there was a synergy there that was instant.

And I seen somebody that I knew were going to journey that was going to be massive as well. And so he has the ability to speak life into people around him and to execute on the ideas that he has. And he just don't give up until you get it done and he gets bored when I get shit done. What inspired me to know I can do a seven-figure business?

Number one, I've always believed it was possible I just didn't know how I was going to be able to do it. Once I've changed, the mind said that I can have $1,000 a day, I can have $10,000 a month, I can have $100,000 a month. The million dollars meant that all I have to do is become consistent in what I'm doing now. Right?

So the mindset behind that was, if I maintain this level of consistency, then we will make a million dollars. Now, once we did our first seven figures in a year, I didn't even know it at that time because I'm thinking about just one business. I'm not even adding a collective total of the other businesses within it, but we started to get it repertoire with me and Chris Cole, right? Because it came about through proper collaboration.

But we started to get a consistency to where we was adding so much value that money started to just assume it chases. Right? And I am a firm believer that once you create value and because money is used to exchange for things of value, the money will chase you. So I started becoming so valuable that I knew a million dollars would come to me because I had over a million dollars worth of value.

My name is Nineteen Kines, I'm from Oakland, California. What I do is I teach concepts to the courts so they can control their future and their health, wealth and family business space. Peace family, Nineteen Kines, tap it in and this episode is brought to you by Goldwater. Now, sleep is probably the one most important thing that a human being can do.

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At 10 o'clock, we naturally are supposed to stop eating and our body starts to create a fluid, making us tired, right? Knowing this melatonin, those who have heard of this, understand this. We often disrupt that process because we have artificial lights, blue lights within the day, and by time we go to sleep, we never get into that deep, deep, beta, delta wave sleep, right? Now, this is not good.

You want to get into that deep, rim sleep because at night what happens while you're sleeping, your body is resting and regenerating. Processing all the information from the day, your cells are going in healing, your body is digesting the food, clearing out your colons and the rest of your body so when you wake up, you're clear and you're operating an optimal function. Now, one of the issues in society today is a lot of people don't dream. When they do dream, they don't dream in color, right?

When they do dream, they don't have lucid dream. And a lucid dream is when a dream realized, they're dreaming. That means that you have power over your subconscious faculties. The same way you have power in the lucid dream, you can control everything in your reality, just the same way you can have power in a lucid woke state.

But the lucid dream allows you to be able to figure out complex ideas and things that's going on in your own life and take control over it, right? But everybody doesn't even know how to operate in that standard of reality that every human being has the possession to be able to tap inward to. We have great testimonials when it comes to gold waters, that our customers and our clients always coming back and say, Yo, I have my first deep dream in a long time. I've had great sleep.

So sometimes I would take gold water right before I go to sleep, also taking one of my wake up in the ryling. So give me that energy, it gets me started, I take it on the empty stomach, 30 seconds before I eat anything in my stomach, and I take it at night. So it helps me secrete that melatonin, electrify my brain, tap into that third ID calcifying my pineal gland. So by the time I wake up, I have a bungee, I am refreshed, I am ready to go.

That's all human beings should. Listen, I don't know what you're doing right now, but make sure you get a great night's sleep so you can wake up refreshed. And then do it on the gold and see it look more in that electrical month.

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