0:02 You are currently living in a cage that
0:04 you cannot see, touching bars you cannot
0:07 feel, obeying a master you have never
0:09 met. You believe your choices are your
0:12 own. You believe that if you work hard,
0:15 love deeply, and tell the truth, the
0:17 world will reward you. But look around
0:20 you. Look closely. Who is actually
0:23 winning? Is it the person who gives
0:25 everything away freely? Is it the one
0:28 who is transparent, predictable, and
0:30 relentlessly kind? Or is it the one who
0:34 holds back? The one who calculates? The
0:36 one who seems to operate by a different
0:40 set of rules entirely. 500 years ago, a
0:43 man named Nicolo Makavelli wrote down a
0:46 truth so cold, so brutal, and so
0:50 undeniable that history tried to ban his
0:52 work. He didn't write about how the
0:54 world should be. He wrote about how it
0:56 is. He understood that human nature is
0:59 not driven by morality. It is driven by
1:03 power, fear, desire, and self-interest.
1:05 If you ignore these forces, you become
1:08 their victim. If you understand them,
1:10 you become their architect. Most people
1:13 move through life as player two in their
1:16 own game. They react, they defend, they
1:18 wait for permission. They are controlled
1:21 by unseen laws of psychology that
1:24 dictate who gets respect, who gets
1:27 loved, and who gets left behind. Today
1:30 we are going to dismantle the illusion.
1:31 We are going to walk through the seven
1:34 Machavelian laws that are secretly
1:37 controlling your life right now. These
1:39 are not tips. These are the operating
1:42 system of human hierarchy. By the end of
1:44 this video, you will have a choice.
1:46 continue to be the porn moved by
1:49 invisible hands or cut the strings and
1:52 finally see the board. But a warning,
1:54 once you see these laws, you cannot
1:57 unsee them. Innocence once lost can
2:00 never be recovered. Law one, the
2:04 economics of presence. The first law is
2:06 the foundation of all value and it is
2:09 the one you violate every single day.
2:12 Respect is not a product of generosity.
2:15 It is a product of scarcity. You have
2:17 been conditioned to believe that to be
2:20 valued, you must be present. You must be
2:22 available. You must answer the text
2:24 immediately. Pick up the extra shift.
2:27 Listen to the drama and offer your
2:29 energy the moment it is requested. You
2:32 think this makes you reliable. You think
2:35 this makes you good. It does not. It
2:38 makes you cheap. Basic economics rules
2:41 the human soul just as it rules the
2:44 market. Water is essential for life. Yet
2:47 it is free because it flows from every
2:50 tap. Diamonds are useless yet they are
2:53 woripped because they are hidden, rare
2:55 and difficult to obtain. When you are
2:58 always available, you become water. You
3:01 are necessary perhaps, but you are not
3:04 respected. You are consumed. You are
3:07 taken for granted. And when the tap runs
3:09 dry, people don't feel gratitude for
3:11 what they had. They feel anger that the
3:13 service has stopped. Machaveli
3:15 understood that the prince who is seen
3:18 too often becomes ordinary. The leader
3:21 who is always accessible loses his aura.
3:24 Observe the dynamics in your own life.
3:26 Who is the person you obsess over? Is it
3:28 the one who texts you back instantly
3:31 with paragraphs of reassurance? Or is it
3:33 the one who takes hours, whose
3:36 validation feels earned, whose attention
3:38 feels like a spotlight that could turn
3:41 away at any moment. The human brain is
3:44 wired to chase what retreats. It is the
3:47 cat string theory of psychology. If you
3:50 drop the string, the cat loses interest.
3:52 If you pull the string away, the cat
3:55 pounces. To master this law, you must
3:57 learn the discipline of strategic
3:59 absence. This is not about playing
4:02 games. It is about understanding the
4:04 weight of your own existence. You must
4:07 stop distributing yourself like free
4:09 flyers on a street corner. You must
4:12 start rationing your presence like gold.
4:13 This means you do not explain
4:16 everything. You do not show up to every
4:19 event. You do not answer every call. You
4:22 create a void. When you withdraw, you
4:24 create a vacuum. And nature abhores a
4:26 vacuum. People will rush to fill that
4:28 space with their attention, their
4:31 curiosity and their desire. When you are
4:32 silent, they wonder what you are
4:34 thinking. When you are absent, they
4:38 wonder where you are. In that wondering,
4:40 they create a fantasy of you. And that
4:43 fantasy is infinitely more powerful than
4:45 the reality of you sitting on the couch,
4:49 readily available, waiting to be used.
4:52 Start today. Withdraw 20% of your
4:55 availability. Watch how the room leans
4:58 in. Watch how the text messages change
5:01 from casual to urgent. You are not being
5:03 cruel. You are teaching them the value
5:05 of what you offer by showing them the
5:09 possibility of its loss. Law two, never
5:12 be the hero, be the necessity. The
5:14 second law explains why you are
5:17 discarded. Most people try to be loved.
5:19 They try to be the hero who saves the
5:23 day. They give, they fix, they heal. And
5:26 then once the person is saved, once the
5:29 job is done, the hero is forgotten. Why?
5:32 Because the hero is no longer needed.
5:35 Machaveli wrote, "Therefore, a wise
5:37 prince will seek a means by which his
5:39 subjects will always and in every
5:42 possible condition of time have need of
5:44 his government." Translation: Do not
5:47 build relationships based on affection.
5:50 build relationships based on dependence.
5:53 This sounds cold. It is. But look at the
5:56 reality of the corporate world, the
5:59 romantic world, the social world. The
6:01 employee who is loved but replaceable is
6:04 the first to be fired when budget cuts
6:06 happen. The partner who is sweet but
6:10 offers no security, no spine, and no
6:12 direction is the first to be cheated on.
6:15 Safety is not found in being liked.
6:18 Safety is found in being essential. If
6:20 you want to be untouchable, you must
6:22 position yourself so that your removal
6:25 causes pain. You must become the
6:26 architect of the other person's
6:29 stability. In your career, do not just
6:33 do your job. Hoard a specific skill that
6:36 only you possess. Own the relationship
6:38 with the key client. Hold the password
6:40 to the system. Make it so that if you
6:43 leave, the building shakes. In
6:45 relationships, this is more subtle. It
6:48 is not about financial dependence. It is
6:51 about emotional and psychological
6:54 necessity. Be the only one who truly
6:57 understands their darkest ambition. Be
6:59 the only one who can calm their specific
7:02 anxiety. Be the source of a clarity they
7:04 cannot find in the chaos of the world.
7:06 When you become the source of their
7:09 stability they cannot afford to lose,
7:12 you love volatile. It changes with the
7:16 wind. It changes with mood. But need,
7:19 need is primal. Need is permanent. A
7:21 person will leave someone they love for
7:24 someone they need. But they will rarely
7:26 leave someone they need for someone they
7:29 simply love. Stop trying to convince
7:32 people that you are a good person. Good
7:34 people are disposable. Convince them
7:37 through your actions, your competence,
7:39 and your unique understanding that you
7:42 are the oxygen in the room. Once you
7:44 establish dependence, you no longer have
7:47 to beg for respect. It is given to you
7:50 as a form of tribute, a tax paid to
7:53 ensure you do not withdraw your support.
7:55 This is the difference between being an
7:58 accessory and being a necessity.
8:00 Accessories are swapped. Necessities are
8:05 guarded. Law three, the fog of war. The
8:08 third law is where most honest people
8:10 destroy themselves. You have been taught
8:13 that honesty is the best policy. You
8:15 have been taught to communicate, to
8:18 share your goals, to announce your plans
8:20 to the world. I'm going to start a
8:23 business. I'm going to lose 20. I'm
8:26 going to leave him. And what happens?
8:30 The business fails. The weight stays on.
8:33 The relationship drags on. Why? Because
8:36 you gave away your power. A declared
8:38 intention is a weapon you have handed to
8:41 your enemy. When you reveal your plans,
8:44 you do three things that weaken you.
8:46 First, you trigger the premature
8:49 dopamine reward. Psychology shows that
8:51 when you announce a goal and people say,
8:54 "Wow, good for you." Your brain releases
8:56 the dopamine as if you had already
8:59 achieved it. You lose the hunger. You
9:01 lose the drive. You are satisfied by the
9:04 talk, so you never do the walk. Second,
9:07 you invite sabotage. The moment you
9:09 articulate your ambition, you hold a
9:12 mirror up to the mediocrity of those
9:14 around you. They will not clap for you.
9:16 They will consciously or subconsciously
9:19 try to trip you. They will plant doubt.
9:22 Are you sure that's a good time? That
9:24 sounds risky. They will drag you back
9:27 into the bucket. Third and most
9:30 machavelian, you become predictable and
9:33 predictability is death. If people know
9:35 what you want, they know how to
9:37 manipulate you. If they know you are
9:39 desperate for a promotion, they can
9:41 dangle it over your head to make you
9:43 work for free. If they know you are
9:45 terrified of a breakup, they can treat
9:48 you poorly, knowing you won't leave. You
9:51 must become a closed book. Machaveli
9:53 advised that a ruler must never let his
9:56 court know whose side he is on until the
9:59 victor is decided. He must never let his
10:01 enemy know where he will strike until
10:04 the blade is falling. Adopt the fog of
10:07 war in your daily life. When you are
10:10 angry, wear a mask of calm. When you are
10:13 desperate, wear a mask of abundance.
10:15 When you are about to make a major move,
10:18 smile and talk about the weather. Let
10:20 your actions be the only announcement
10:23 you ever make. There is a terrifying
10:25 power in the person who does not speak.
10:27 When you are in a meeting and you do not
10:30 reveal your position, people project
10:33 their own fears onto you. They try to
10:35 impress you. They try to guess what you
10:38 are thinking. You become a screen upon
10:40 which they project their own psychology,
10:42 revealing everything about themselves
10:45 while you reveal nothing. Use decoy
10:48 goals. If you want to seize power,
10:50 pretend you are only interested in
10:53 stability. If you want to seduce,
10:55 pretend you are only interested in
10:57 friendship. By the time they realize
10:59 your true intention, it should be too
11:01 late for them to stop it. Do not be the
11:04 dog that barks at the intruder, warning
11:06 them to run away. Be the viper in the
11:10 grass, silent, still, and striking only
11:13 when the distance is closed. Law four,
11:16 the law of emotional asymmetry. This law
11:19 controls every relationship you have
11:21 ever been in. From your parents to your
11:23 lovers to your boss. It is the brutal
11:26 truth of human connection. The person
11:28 who cares the least controls the
11:30 relationship. This is the principle of
11:34 least interest. Think of a negotiation.
11:36 One person is desperate to sell the car
11:38 because they need the cash. The other
11:41 person likes the car but is perfectly
11:43 happy walking away. Who determines the
11:47 price? the one who can walk away always
11:49 in your life. You are likely suffering
11:51 because you are the one with the heavy
11:54 hand. You are the one investing more
11:56 emotion, more worry, and more analysis
11:59 into the bond. You are constantly
12:00 checking the temperature of the
12:03 relationship. Are we okay? Did I do
12:05 something wrong? Why is he acting
12:09 distant? This anxiety is a stench. It
12:11 smells like weakness and subconsciously
12:14 it repulses people. When you overinvest,
12:17 you upset the balance of power. You
12:19 place the other person on a pedestal and
12:21 from that height they can only look down
12:24 on you. You give them the power to
12:26 destroy you and then you wonder why they
12:28 treat you with carelessness. It is
12:31 because you have made yourself cheap.
12:33 You have signaled that you will stay no
12:36 matter what. To regain control, you must
12:39 master emotional asymmetry. This does
12:42 not mean you stop loving. It does not
12:44 mean you become a sociopath. It means
12:47 you cultivate the ability to detach. You
12:49 must find a center of gravity inside
12:51 yourself that does not depend on anyone
12:54 else. When they pull back, you do not
12:56 chase. You stand still. When they get
12:59 hot and angry, you remain cool and
13:03 observant. Imagine a scale. If they step
13:05 off their side, you do not jump to their
13:07 side to hold them. You stay on your
13:10 side. You let the scale tip. You let
13:12 them feel the consequence of their
13:14 distance. When you stop chasing, you
13:17 flip the dynamic. Suddenly, they are the
13:19 ones facing the void. Suddenly, they are
13:21 the ones wondering why you aren't
13:24 calling. The anxiety shifts from you to
13:27 them. And here is the dark paradox.
13:29 People are drawn to those who do not
13:32 need them. We want the approval of the
13:34 person who is hard to impress. We want
13:36 the love of the person who loves
13:38 themselves more than they love us. If
13:40 you make someone the center of your
13:43 universe, they will eventually leave to
13:46 find a new universe. But if you are your
13:49 own universe, complete, spinning, self-
13:52 sustaining, they will orbit you. You
13:54 must be willing to lose the relationship
13:56 in order to keep it. You must be willing
13:59 to walk away from the deal in order to
14:01 close it. The moment you are truly ready
14:04 to walk away, you become dangerous. You
14:07 become powerful. You become the one who
14:10 sets the terms. Look at your life right
14:13 now. Where are you gripping too tight?
14:14 Where are you trying to force an
14:19 outcome? Let go. Lean back. Watch. Wait.
14:21 The law of symmetry dictates that the
14:24 moment you pull back your energy, the
14:27 world comes rushing in to fill the gap.
14:31 Law five, the surgeon's knife. We move
14:32 now to the law that separates the
14:35 leaders from the cowards. This is the
14:37 law of conflict management and it is
14:40 where your kindness is actually causing
14:42 the most damage. Machaveli famously
14:45 wrote injuries ought to be done all at
14:48 one time so that being tasted less they
14:50 offend less. Benefits ought to be given
14:53 little by little so that the flavor of
14:56 them may last longer. Most people do the
14:58 exact opposite. When you have to deliver
15:01 bad news, end a relationship, fire an
15:04 employee, or cut off a toxic family
15:06 member, what do you do? You hesitate.
15:09 You soften the blow. You drag it out.
15:11 You break up with them, but you agree to
15:14 stay friends to not hurt their feelings.
15:16 You fire the employee, but you give them
15:19 a month of false hope. You tell the
15:22 toxic friend you're just busy instead of
15:23 telling them they are poisoning your
15:26 life. You think you are being gentle.
15:28 You are not. You are being a torturer.
15:30 By dragging out the conflict, you are
15:33 cutting off the dog's tail one inch at a
15:35 time. You are keeping the wound open,
15:38 allowing it to infect, ensuring that the
15:41 pain lasts for years instead of days.
15:43 The Machavevelian mindset requires you
15:46 to think like a surgeon. If a limb is
15:48 gangrinous, you do not massage it. You
15:51 do not cut it slowly. You amputate. You
15:54 do it with one clean, brutal strike. It
15:57 is shocking. It is agonizing but it is
15:59 final. And because it is final, the
16:02 healing can begin immediately in your
16:05 life. Identify the rot. Is it a
16:07 relationship that is dead but still
16:09 walking? Is it a habit that is killing
16:11 your ambition? Is it a person who
16:14 disrespects you repeatedly? Do not
16:16 negotiate with rot. Do not offer it a
16:19 performance improvement plan. Strike
16:22 once, strike hard, and never look back.
16:24 If you leave a door cracked open out of
16:26 guilt, the cold draft will eventually
16:29 make you sick. If you offer benefits,
16:31 your time, your attention, your love,
16:34 give them slowly. Make people wait for
16:36 them. But if you must inflict pain or
16:39 punishment, do it so decisively that
16:41 there is no confusion. People respect a
16:44 clean executioner. They despise a clumsy
16:46 one. The person who breaks up with you
16:49 clearly and cuts contact is offering you
16:51 the dignity of closure. The person who
16:54 ghosts and then comes back, who plays
16:57 hot and cold, who says maybe someday, is
16:59 trapping you in a prison of hope. Do not
17:02 be the jailer, be the executioner. It is
17:04 the only form of mercy that matters in
17:07 the game of power. Law six, court
17:10 attention at all costs. You have been
17:13 raised with a modest lie. Don't judge a
17:16 book by its cover. The reality, the
17:19 cover is the only thing most people ever
17:22 see. We live in a visual culture. We are
17:24 creatures of the surface. We judge
17:27 competence by confidence. We judge
17:30 wealth by attire. We judge authority by
17:32 posture. If you are hiding your light
17:35 under a bushel because you believe that
17:38 virtue is its own reward, you will die
17:40 in the dark. The world does not reward
17:42 the best man. It rewards the most
17:46 visible man. Machaveli knew that a
17:48 prince must be a showman. He must stage
17:51 manage his reputation. He must
17:53 understand that power is a performance
17:57 art. Law six is simple. You must control
18:01 the optical illusion of your life. This
18:03 does not mean you lie. It means you
18:06 curate. It means you understand that
18:08 your appearance, your tone of voice and
18:10 the setting in which you are seen are
18:13 not superficial details. They are the
18:16 language of the unconscious mind. Look
18:19 at the nice guy or the good girl. They
18:22 work hard. They keep their head down.
18:24 They wait to be noticed. And they are
18:26 bypassed by the person who does half the
18:28 work but knows how to present it with
18:32 flare. Why? Because the quiet worker
18:34 disappears into the background. And what
18:37 is unseen counts for nothing. You must
18:39 learn to create a spectacle. This
18:42 doesn't mean wearing neon. It means
18:44 standing out by being different than the
18:46 noise around you. If everyone is
18:49 shouting, your spectacle is silence. If
18:51 everyone is dressed casually, your
18:53 spectacle is a suit. If everyone is
18:56 panicking, your spectacle is absolute
18:59 terrifying calm. You must become
19:01 conscious of your brand. Every time you
19:03 step out of your door, you are stepping
19:07 onto a stage. How you walk matters. If
19:09 you walk with your head down, avoiding
19:11 eye contact, you are broadcasting
19:13 submission. You are telling the
19:16 predators, "I am prey. Lift your chin.
19:18 Slow down your movements. Powerful
19:21 people do not rush. They move as if the
19:24 time belongs to them. When you speak, do
19:27 not use filler words. Do not apologize
19:29 for your existence. I'm sorry. Can I
19:33 just ask?" No, I have a question. The
19:35 difference is subtle, but it is the
19:37 difference between asking for permission
19:40 and taking up space. Create an image of
19:42 mystery. Do not be the person who posts
19:44 their breakfast, their dog and their
19:47 breakdown on social media every day.
19:50 That is not transparency. That is
19:53 benality. Curate your image so that
19:55 people see only what you want them to
19:59 see. Competence, strength, success. This
20:02 feels fake to you. Good. That means you
20:05 are still clinging to the idea that your
20:08 inner self is enough. It isn't. Your
20:11 inner self is for you. Your outer self
20:14 is a weapon for the world. Sharpen it,
20:17 polish it, use it. If you do not define
20:20 your image, your enemies will define it
20:23 for you and they will not be kind. Law
20:26 seven, master the art of timing. The
20:29 final law is the one that binds them all
20:32 together. It is the mastery of time. The
20:34 amateur is always in a hurry. They are
20:37 frantic. They are reacting to emails,
20:39 reacting to insults, reacting to the
20:42 clock. They are always busy, yet they
20:44 never seem to arrive. Hurry creates a
20:47 lack of dignity. Hurry betrays a lack of
20:50 control. Machaveli speaks often of
20:54 fortuna, luck, and veru, skill. He
20:56 describes fortune as a river, violent
20:59 and unpredictable. You cannot control
21:01 the river, but you can control when you
21:04 put your boat in the water. The law of
21:06 timing dictates that patience is a
21:09 weapon, not a virtue. Most of your
21:12 mistakes in life came from impatience.
21:16 You sent the angry text too soon. You
21:18 took the first job offer because you
21:20 were scared. You slept with them too
21:23 quickly because you wanted validation.
21:25 You quit the project just before the
21:27 breakthrough. You are fighting against
21:30 time and so you are losing. To become
21:33 Machavevelian is to step outside of the
21:35 frantic ticking of the clock. You must
21:37 learn to sit in the tension. When
21:40 someone insults you, the instinct is to
21:43 snap back immediately. The time master
21:46 waits. He looks at the person. He lets
21:48 the silence stretch until it becomes
21:52 uncomfortable. He smiles and then maybe
21:54 he speaks or maybe he doesn't. By
21:57 waiting, he signals that he is not a
21:59 slave to the other person's provocation.
22:02 In negotiation, the one who is willing
22:04 to wait the longest wins. If you need
22:07 the deal now, you will pay a premium. If
22:10 you can wait a month, they will pay you.
22:13 This requires a cold suppression of your
22:16 anxiety. You must train yourself to hold
22:18 your breath underwater. Observe the
22:20 lion. It does not run around the
22:23 savannah chasing every gazelle it sees.
22:26 It lays in the grass. It watches. It
22:29 waits. It conserves energy. It waits for
22:31 the one moment where the prey is
22:34 vulnerable and the wind is right. And
22:38 then law 5, it strikes all at once. Stop
22:40 trying to force the harvest. You cannot
22:42 pull the plants up from the soil to make
22:44 them grow faster. You will only kill
22:47 them. Analyze the cycles of your life.
22:49 There are times to be aggressive and
22:51 there are times to retreat and sharpen
22:53 your blade. If you attack when you
22:56 should retreat, you will be destroyed.
22:58 If you retreat when you should attack,
23:00 you will miss the throne. How do you
23:03 know the difference? By detaching. By
23:05 stopping the emotional rush. By looking
23:08 at the board not as a participant but as
23:11 a player moving pieces. Control time and
23:14 you control the outcome. You have now
23:18 seen the seven laws. Scarcity. Value is
23:21 created by withdrawal. Dependence.
23:23 Safety comes from being needed, not
23:26 loved. Concealment, never tell them what
23:29 you are doing until it is done. A
23:32 symmetry, the one who cares less wins.
23:35 Cruelty, cut clean, cut fast, and never
23:39 look back. Spectacle. Perception is
23:42 reality. Control the show. Timing.
23:45 Patience is the ultimate predator. These
23:47 laws are not nice. They are not what you
23:50 learned in kindergarten. They contradict
23:52 everything society tells you about being
23:55 a good citizen. But ask yourself, who
23:57 taught you those rules? Was it the
23:59 people who wanted you to be powerful? Or
24:01 was it the people who wanted you to be
24:05 compliant? Society needs workers. It
24:07 needs bees who sacrifice themselves for
24:09 the hive. It needs people who are
24:12 predictable, honest, patient, and
24:15 blindly loyal. It trains you to be a
24:17 sheep because sheep are easy to shear
24:20 and easy to eat. But you you feel
24:23 something different, don't you? That's
24:25 why you are still listening. You feel
24:27 that the role of the sheep does not fit.
24:30 You are tired of being sheared. To apply
24:33 these laws is to step out of the herd.
24:36 It is to accept that you might be called
24:38 cold. You might be called calculating.
24:41 You might be called machavelian.
24:44 Wear those titles like armor because the
24:46 alternative is to remain a victim of
24:49 those who do understand these laws. The
24:51 world is divided into those who play the
24:53 game and those who are played pieces in
24:56 someone else's game. There is no third
24:59 option. You cannot opt out. Gravity
25:01 pulls you down whether you believe in it
25:04 or not. Power dynamics control your life
25:06 whether you acknowledge them or not. The
25:08 only choice you have is whether you want
25:11 to be the hammer or the anvil. When you
25:14 start applying these laws, your reality
25:16 will shift. People will respect you
25:19 more, but they will understand you less.
25:22 You will have more control, but you will
25:24 feel more alone. You will see the
25:26 strings on everyone else, and you will
25:29 realize how blindly they dance. It is a
25:32 lonely path, but it is the only path
25:35 that leads to sovereignty. You are no
25:37 longer a child waiting for the world to
25:39 be fair. You are an architect building a
25:41 fortress in a world that is
25:45 fundamentally unfair. Build it strong.
25:47 Build it silent. And let them break
25:49 themselves against your walls. But
25:53 understand this. Knowing the laws is not
25:56 enough. Information without execution is
25:59 just mental masturbation. You can nod
26:02 your head at this video, feel a surge of
26:04 power, and then go back to texting back
26:07 too fast, oversharing your plans, and
26:10 begging for love. If you do that, you
26:12 are worse than ignorant. You are a
26:15 coward. The real test is not in the
26:18 understanding. It is in the application.
26:20 It is in that split second when your
26:23 phone buzzes and you want to pick it up,
26:25 but you don't. It is in that moment you
26:28 want to scream at your ex, but you stay
26:30 silent. It is in that moment you want to
26:33 brag about your new project, but you
26:35 keep your mouth shut. That is where the
26:38 war is won. In the silence, in the
26:41 restraint, in the dark. Most people will
26:44 watch this and change nothing. They will
26:46 return to the comfort of their cage
26:48 because the cage is safe. The cage is
26:51 warm. Are you most people? Or are you
26:53 ready to see how deep the rabbit hole
26:55 actually goes? Because what I have
26:58 shared with you today, this is just the
27:01 surface. This is the public level. These
27:03 are the laws allowed to be spoken in the
27:06 light. But there are darker truths.
27:08 There are techniques of psychological
27:11 influence of shadow work and of true
27:13 manipulation that cannot be shared on
27:16 this platform. If this opened your eyes,
27:18 understand this is only what I can show
27:20 publicly. There are videos I cannot
27:23 upload for everyone. There are aspects
27:26 of dark psychology that I simply cannot
27:28 discuss publicly on YouTube without
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