Most people were taught that domination, obedience, and suppression were part of God’s design. They weren’t.In this lesson, we examine how fear distorted natural polarity and how gender roles were weaponized by control systems to replace a life-oriented Creator with an authoritarian version that justified hierarchy, punishment, and compliance.This is not an attack on God, Jesus, or Scripture. It is an examination of how human fear shaped religious and political systems and how those systems encoded control into theology, law, and moral framing.We explore:• Why polarity is necessary for creation but dangerous when exploited• How masculine and feminine principles were distorted into dominance and submission• Why law was elevated over relationship and obedience over discernment• How fear-based governance reshaped the image of God• The role of Saturnistic logic in institutional religion and empire• Why the Bible contains both liberation and control• How Jesus consistently disrupted fear-based authority and relocated power inwardThis teaching draws from Gnostic cosmology, biblical tension, and observable human systems to show that oppression was never divine intent. It was an efficient strategy.Understanding this does not require rejecting faith. It requires recognizing where structure replaced conscience and where empire edited spirituality.If you’ve felt tension between love and law, spirit and hierarchy, mercy and obedience, this lesson explains why.Discernment was always the point.

In this second installment on Saturnism, I focus on the role women play inside systems built to control, punish, and dehumanize. I unpack why women are rarely selected to hold true power within satanic or Saturnian infrastructures, especially in leadership spaces where harm, coercion, and moral detachment are required to function. These systems depend on actors who can suppress empathy, dissociate from consequence, and enforce authority without conscience.I explore how environments that restrict women are often the same environments where abuse, domination, and spiritual corruption thrive. Not because women are weak, but because women naturally disrupt centralized power, challenge punitive logic, and introduce fairness, relational thinking, and decentralization. Those traits are incompatible with systems designed to control rather than heal.This episode also examines how women are strategically used on the margins of these systems to normalize harm, absorb emotional fallout, uphold appearances of morality, and smooth over damage caused by authoritarian structures. While moral language is used publicly, internally these systems rely on judgment, punishment, and obedience, even when it violates their own stated values.This is a conversation about power, gender, spiritual warfare, and the quiet ways harm is maintained through normalization. It is not about blame. It is about recognition, clarity, and refusing to carry what was never meant to be ours.

What if the most powerful belief system shaping your life doesn’t look like religion at all?

In this five-part series on Labeaud’s Life Lessons, we dismantle the cartoon version of Satanism you were taught to look for and expose the control-based frameworks hiding in plain sight.

Not in symbols or rituals, but in law, politics, economics, religion, gender roles, and “common sense” morality. This series walks through:

• How Saturnistic (Satanic) systems actually function.
• How control is framed as order.
• How punishment is framed as justice.
• How suffering is reframed as virtue. And how obedience quietly replaces discernment while still calling itself righteousness.

I'll break down:

- Why modern Satanism is structural, not theatrical

- How fear-based systems embed themselves inside government, church, and culture

- The role men and women have been conditioned to play in sustaining control-based frameworks

- Why “nice oppression” lasts longer than violent oppression

- How sound, language, and naming subtly encode power, permission, and social roles

- Why Christ-centered ethics directly undermine authoritarian systems without force

- What a non-Saturnistic, life-centered society would actually look like in practiceIt isn’t about demonizing people or institutions.

And it isn’t about belief. It’s about literacy. Spiritual literacy. Psychological literacy. Systemic literacy. Because once you can recognize control when it’s dressed up as morality, it stops working on you.

Subscribe to Labeaud’s Life Lessons on all major streaming platforms to get notified when this episode drops. This series is not meant to comfort you. It’s meant to sharpen your discernment.

The 23 D’s of Diddy - On this LIVE I give 23 traits and signs of a monster in the making. The Reckoning documentary on Sean Combs is much bigger than his scandals and the various revelations it touches on. What I find ironic is how 50 cent can identify traits in Puff Daddy but can’t see those very same qualities in Trump— but I digress. Regardless of his reasons, this documentary can be a great teaching tool. I still have more to add. If you’ve watched the documentary, share your thoughts below.#seancombs #puffdaddy #puffy #pdiddy #diddy #TheDiddler #dirtymoney #50cent #SeanCombsTheReckoning #TheReckoning #psychology #narcissisticabuseawareness #sociopathawareness #psychopaths #badboyrecords #diddydocumentary

Discover the transformative power of adjusting your attitude, fostering resilience in the face of criticism and setbacks. Explore the intricate web of power dynamics and understand how not taking things personally enables you to identify allies, exploit weaknesses, and position yourself strategically for success.Today you'll hear a story about a woman named "Jenn" who faces adversity at her new job. You'll learn,- Tactics and strategies to address workplace drama and problematic people.- The 8 Major Archetypes- What motivates them- Who makes them feel threatened- How to nullify their attacks - Principles to practice to become a strategic social maneuvering masterWith thought-provoking anecdotes and powerful quotes, we illuminate the path towards self-improvement and personal growth. Witness the incredible potential that lies within you as you embrace a mindset of emotional maturity, resilience, and strategic thinking.

How important is your education? Are you contemplating whether or not you should go back to school? In this fire side chat I go in depth on what a degree can do for you if you intend to have a professional career.

Today, I'm going to tackle an important topic on my show, depression.

We'll cover,

- Signs of depression

- The different types of depression

- Comprehensive ways to deal with depression

- Resources we should all be familiar with

Join us!

Book Recommendation: Man's Search For Meaning by Victor E. Frankl

Intuition, paranoia, or hearing from God - how can we tell the difference? In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we dive into the complex world of our inner voice and explore the ways in which it can guide us, mislead us, or even lead us astray. Join us as we delve into the subtle nuances between these three states of mind, and learn how to cultivate a discerning ear for the voice that truly matters. With insightful anecdotes and practical tips, this episode will leave you feeling empowered to navigate the maze of your own thoughts and emotions with confidence and clarity. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation - tune in now!

Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) is a rare but serious condition that can develop in children who have experienced severe or prolonged neglect or deprivation of caregiving during their early developmental years. RAD is characterized by a persistent pattern of emotionally withdrawn, unresponsive, or resistant behavior towards caregivers, leading to significant impairment in social relationships and emotional development. Children with RAD may have difficulty forming healthy attachments and may show little interest in interacting with others, leading to difficulties in forming friendships, engaging in social activities, and developing normal emotional responses. Symptoms of RAD typically emerge before the age of five and can persist into adulthood if not treated. Treatment for RAD usually involves a combination of psychotherapy, family therapy, and specialized care that is tailored to the individual's specific needs. Learn more in this episode.

As women, we have the power to take control of our bodies and our reproductive choices. However, all too often, we allow others to make those choices for us, and in some cases, those choices can lead to reproductive abuse. 

Reproductive abuse is a form of domestic violence in which an abuser uses reproductive coercion to control their partner. This can include sabotaging birth control, pressuring their partner to have children, or even forcing them to have an abortion. 

But we don't have to be victims of reproductive abuse. We can be proactive and take steps to protect ourselves and our reproductive choices. The first step is to educate ourselves about the signs of reproductive abuse and to recognize that it is not acceptable behavior in any relationship. 

We can also take control of our own birth control by using methods that cannot be tampered with, such as condoms or long-acting reversible contraceptives. We should also have open and honest conversations with our partners about our reproductive goals and boundaries, and be firm in our decisions. 

Above all, we should never compromise our own bodily autonomy for the sake of a relationship. We have the right to make our own choices about our bodies and our reproductive health, and we should never allow anyone to take that away from us. 

So let us be proactive and take control of our own reproductive choices. Let us stand up for ourselves and refuse to be victims of reproductive abuse. By doing so, we can reclaim our power and live our lives on our own terms.