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How do you express your genius? What is the deepest, richest, and fullest expression of what it means to me you that is seeking manifestation in this three-dimensional reality? Eddie Van Halen was in fact a true musical genius and he is gone as the year 2020 trudges on. The music of Van Halen was of divine origin, plain and simple, a Sistine Chapel for the 20th and 21st centuries if you will. In this episode, I also discuss molester priests and the juxtaposition of their abominable acts with the beauty of the Catholic architecture in Chicago, which is also of God. Also, a few shout-outs to Zinove, Jimmy D, a teacher and warrior on the South Side of Chicago, and Peter B, who thinks Vai is better than Eddie. Enjoy!
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How do you express your genius? What is the deepest, richest, and fullest expression of what it means to me you that is seeking manifestation in this three-dimensional reality? Eddie Van Halen was in fact a true musical genius and he is gone as the year 2020 trudges on. The music of Van Halen was of divine origin, plain and simple, a Sistine Chapel for the 20th and 21st centuries if you will. In this episode, I also discuss molester priests and the juxtaposition of their abominable acts with the beauty of the Catholic architecture in Chicago, which is also of God. Also, a few shout-outs to Zinove, Jimmy D, a teacher and warrior on the South Side of Chicago, and Peter B, who thinks Vai is better than Eddie. Enjoy!

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