For educational purposes only. Just one man's waking dream, right?

In your quieter moments of deep contemplation, have you ever wondered how great it would be to step up and be a hero and support Cash's channel? Well, here's your chance. It's easy by clicking on this lovely link: http://www.PayPal.me/cashpeters. Spoiler alert: it might give you a warm, fuzzy feeling inside.

Details of Cash's fabulously uplifting new book, The Illustrated Law of Attraction, can be found at www.cashpeters.com, along with some attractive mugs and t-shirts to drink from and wear. (The cost of shipping mugs in the US depends entirely on the whims of that villain Louis DeJoy. Unfortunately, we're all just toys in his world.)

The episode with the grounding mat can be found here: https://youtu.be/-IpNDRBCovY

In other news:

A) The e-book versions of the books “Believing,” “Force of Habit,” and “MasterPeace” are available as usual on Amazon. “Why Your Life Matters” is no longer available as a paperback, but only as an e-book on Amazon.

B) If you want to understand how Cash makes his pictures, you can watch a video. You can find it here: https://youtu.be/De9nwgarA9Y

C) Newspaper headlines used in the video are included without the introductory phrases "And that's how the Washington Post described it" or "Here's what Forbes said about the subject last week," etc. This saves space and repetition, but is intentional. Excerpts from books, poems, or other media are included under the doctrine of fair use.

And finally a word to all my dear commentators …

I look forward to any feedback from you, even if you are critical, but especially if you are not. Your ideas for picture topics are also welcome.

However, there are some things that are not acceptable. Cross these boundaries even a little bit and your comment will be deleted. Cross them frequently and you will be blocked. Please keep in mind that I curate hundreds, sometimes thousands, of comments each week and so generally skip or delete argumentative or annoying people.

Anyway, here they are, listed in no particular numerical order:

1) No spam, no scams, no bots, no false information, no links to porn sites, no gaslighting, and no fake opinions masquerading as real comments.

2) No name calling, vulgarity, insults or cursing. Don't be rude to me or about me or about other commenters, readers, etc. Feel free to say what you want, but try to be friendly, polite, pleasant and constructive. And if you can avoid whining too, all the better.

3) Do not post fake invitations suggesting viewers should check out "my" Instagram or Telegram page or get a personal reading from me. I will NEVER send you an invitation or contact you directly. I don't even contact my friends directly, so rest assured: if it looks like I'm encouraging interaction, it's a scam.

4) Please keep a respectful distance. Do not try to hit on other commenters, ask where they live, or inquire about other personal information. Or about me. I would also add: no exaggerated crushes, intimate insinuations, or creepy claims to be my friend if you are not. I will block you immediately.

5) No advertising of products or websites or publication of links/timecodes without explanation.

6) No advertising for other readers. This is unfortunate. Of course I don't mind readers being referenced. Some of them are great. However, some viewers insist on mentioning two readers in particular and that's weird. So… no to that.

7) My videos are not timestamped. In other words, I don't go through the episodes, note the start time of each topic, and post a detailed list. We live in an increasingly divided and segmented world where people focus only on the things that affect them and tune out everything else, especially things happening in other countries. This view is untenable when the survival of humanity depends on everyone pulling together. Timestamps are not conducive to that. Please don't do that.

In addition, and as a makeshift number 8…

Unless I know you personally, please do not send me unsolicited emails, friend requests on FB, follow requests on Instagram, marriage proposals, or snaps of: a) your cat; b) you in a low-cut ball gown or bikini. If it can't be said or shown in the comments section, I guarantee I don't want to see it privately. Again, even my friends know not to send me stuff, so I would appreciate it if you would refrain from doing that too.

Please take the opportunity to connect with your friends and family and share this video with them if you find it useful.