Hello everyone. So recently I posted a video of myself skateboarding. It's something that when I was young, I did quite a bit. And some of you probably know that my youngest brother was a professional skateboarder, retired now, pretty amazing, lived in California in the 90s. And so it's been part of our family since I was maybe 10 years old

that I started skateboarding.

And I hadn't done it in a very long time.

And then just started just a few days ago.

I think I hadn't skated in like five years.

And so just been going through my

midlife crisis and enjoying myself. But some people posted a question and said, you know,

why didn't you do the symbolism of skateboarding? And at first I thought, okay, that's kind of funny.

But it's been a while since I've done a more pop culture or trying to show how symbolism can be applied to pretty much

everything.

And so I thought this could be a good way to talk about that and discuss even to what extent

the symbolism of skateboarding has to do with the divine chariot that is seen by Ezekiel in his vision of the revelation of God.

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also a Q&A every month, and an extra video a month as well and so the the symbolism

of writing something like a skateboard first of all has to be put into the context in

general of the symbolism of writing something the symbolism of writing is very ancient

of course you know the taming of horse, the use of mounts in order to increase one's power

is a symbolism that has many, many applications.

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