In one episode of Yu Yu Hakusho (anime series), Urameshi after killing a bunch of lower-level monsters says in Tagalog something like,  "You morons, no one can stop us now. Let us finish this," and the villain of that arc replies in English-- and it just makes sense. In this recording I start by asking my self as a creative "How do I do it?" and talk about self-actualization. Since everyone does this too, in some small sense, I'm sharing some methods and historicities to others in the hopes to inspire into them some new speech patterns and fresh ways of realizing aspects of life. Anime as an art-form has become a mature phenomena in our experiential world and is one of the clearest source-points of the Shinto-angular approach. To personally apply this to my life, I attempt to re-share details about my early childhood as a learning musician. What can we extract from this part of my life? Whenever we absorb strange information, isn't it that it makes for more memorable experiences and that we're more prone to opening up our thought processes? This recording also includes preferential information about sorting out my feelings about current social media topics. Perhaps hearing about this way of speaking can help you with something else totally because the secret is that I'm actually a . . .