Focus on Yourself and Transform Your Energy || The Most Powerful Speech by Dr. Joe Dispenza

If you want a new result, you have to become someone new. Dr Joe Despensza. Now stop.

Look around you. Where is your attention right now? Because that's exactly where your energy is.

And this in itself determines the quality of your life. Have you ever wondered who you really are when no one is watching? When there is no applause, when there is no criticism, when the only presence that surrounds you is yours.

What thoughts arise in silence? What patterns do you repeat without realizing it? It is at this exact point, in this void between stimulus and response, that your life is being shaped.

Most people believe that they live their own lives. But really, it's just reacting. Reacting to the past, responding to expectations, reacting to fear.

They wake up every day with their minds already connected to what was, what hurt, what didn't work. They carry these memories like invisible anchors that prevent them from moving forward. And the most curious thing, science already knows this.

Neuroscience studies show that more than 90% of the thoughts you have today are the same as yesterday. You are thinking about the same fear, the same doubt, the same judgments. And while you believe you are moving forward, you are just spinning in the same mental cycle.

But what if the biggest obstacle between who you are and who you want to be was the way you think? Not the world, not your story, not your limitations, just your misdirected attention. Quantum physics teaches us that where we focus, energy flows.

Everything in the universe vibrates. Everything emits a frequency. And your thoughts are no exception.

When you focus on something, you literally emit energy in that direction. You are feeding that thought with your life force. Now imagine the impact of focusing every day on what you fear in what you don't have, what could go wrong.

This is building a vibrational field around you, creating a reality compatible with what you most want to avoid. How many times have you caught yourself living on automatic? You wake up, pick up your cell phone, see some negative news, open your email, answer messages you don't even need to drink a coffee without being present.

And when you see it, your mind is already saturated before the day even begins. But the most dangerous thing is not that. It is the fact that this state has become normal.

Feeling tired has become routine. Being overwhelmed has become part of your identity. and being distracted is now almost a universal condition.

The big question is if your attention is constantly being hijacked by external stimuli, why do you think you are still in control of your life? You are. Reflect.

How many times have you thought about changing, doing things differently, making a new decision, starting a new project, breaking a pattern, and how many times did you retreat because the energy wasn't there? Because despite your desire, something inside you didn't follow. This is where the deepest conflict lies.

You want to change, but your energy is still stuck in the old. You want to move forward, but your attention is focused back. And this is not a metaphor.

It's biological. When you relive a painful memory, your brain releases the same hormones, activates the same neural connections, creates the same emotions as if it were happening again. You're not just remembering, you are reliving.

What does this mean? That with every recurring thought of scarcity, failure, or rejection, you are teaching your body to become addicted to this identity. You're not just thinking, you are conditioning your being to repeat.

And here comes a question that could turn your key. If all of this is repetition, programming, pattern, then who are you without these thoughts? There is a self behind the fear.

A self that you don't know yet. Imagine for a moment that you can silence your mind. That you stop reacting to what's happening and start deliberately choosing what you're going to think about.

Imagine you wake up in the morning and instead of being pulled into chaos, you choose where your attention will rest. Right now you are not just thinking differently. It is creating a new electromagnetic field around your body.

It is emitting a new frequency and this frequency will connect with compatible realities. This is science. This is energy.

This is choice. But why is it so difficult to stay focused on yourself? Because the world was designed to steal your attention.

Every notification is a bait. Every feed is a distraction. Every excess of information is an invitation to get out of yourself.

And the further you get away from yourself, the weaker you feel. You know that inexplicable tiredness at the end of the day, even when physically you haven't done much. This is energy leaking.

It's proof that your life force has been drained throughout the day by thoughts, conversations, content, and worries that don't serve your purpose. And that has a cost. Because everything you want to feel, clarity, lightness, our direction is only available when your attention is aligned with your essence.

When you disconnect from the world to reconnect with who you came to be, you're not just tired from chores. You are tired of living fragmented. A piece of who is in the past, another in anticipation of the future, another in the judgment of others.

And the only place your energy should be, which is the present, is empty. And the consequence of this is simple. You feel lost.

But there is a way out. It begins with an act of courage to stop, breathe, observe. Realize that your attention is a powerful instrument and that the way you use it defines not only your day but your destiny.

Everything changes when you understand that you don't need to wait for anything outside to start the change. Because the true revolution begins in the invisible. It starts when you decide with discipline to break the cycle of distraction and repetition and decides to turn inward.

This choice may seem small, but it has the power to untie knots you've been carrying for years, to interrupt patterns that have crossed generations. It is the starting point for a new reality. But now that you know this, the most important question is no longer how to change.

It's are you willing to become someone new? In the next part, you will discover how your mind became an invisible prison and how without realizing it, you are living from a mental program built by the past, a program that needs to be cracked if you want to access who you really are. Are you ready to face what has been holding you back for so long?

Have you ever realized how your mind insists on reminding you every day of who you were? Wake up in the morning and before you even open your eyes, it already connects you with the same thoughts as yesterday, the same emotions, the same fears, the same pattern as always. And all of this happens so automatically that you don't even notice.

Waking up and thinking about what went wrong, the bills you have to pay, what someone said about you, what you haven't achieved yet. This all seems harmless. But it is exactly this autopilot that is deciding your life.

Your mind is not interested in what is new. She is programmed to repeat what is familiar. And the scary thing is that familiar is not always good.

Often it is pain. It's guilt. It's frustration.

But still it is known. And the brain clings to the known as if it were a safety zone. Even if it comes at the cost of your evolution.

This happens because the human mind was shaped for survival, not transformation. She prefers a familiar hell to an unknown paradise. And this is where most people get stuck.

They want to change, but their emotions are still connected to ancient history. They want a new beginning, but they keep reliving the old ending. And the more you feed these memories with your attention, the stronger they become.

the more real they become, the more trapped you become. Think about it. Every thought you have triggers a cascade of chemical reactions in your body.

If you think about something that hurt you, your brain releases the same hormones it released on the day of the event. Your heart races, your breathing changes, your muscles tense, you feel everything again. And this is not just a memory.

It's reliving. And the crulest thing is that the more you relive it, the more your body gets used to it. He becomes addicted to that emotional state.

Sadness becomes a comfort zone. Anger becomes part of your identity. Anxiety mixes with your routine.

And repetition turns all of this into truth, who you believe you are. But what if it isn't? What if this identity you carry is nothing more than a construction based on old experiences that you never questioned?

What if what you call this is how I am is just a reflection of what happened to you and not of who you really are? Most people live their entire lives reacting to what has already happened. They are so stuck in what they were that they can't open up to what they can become.

They repeat behaviors they don't like. They maintain relationships that hurt them. They make decisions that sabotage them all because they are unconsciously recreating the same old plot.

A plot that began way back perhaps in childhood. Perhaps in a moment of pain and that was never interrupted. Want a simple and real example?

Imagine someone who was constantly criticized as a child. This person grew up believing that they are never good enough. So even when she achieves something, she doesn't feel it.

Even when she receives praise, she is suspicious. And even when she has a chance to grow, she sabotages herself because deep down she is still trapped in that identity that was built based on criticism. She doesn't live in the present.

She is always reacting to the past. Now think about yourself. How many decisions do you make today based on experiences that no longer make sense?

How many times do you close yourself off, shut up, retreat, avoid because of something that happened years ago and that you still carry as if it were now? And most importantly, until when. It is impossible to create a new future while carrying the weight of the past.

And it's not because the past didn't exist. It's because he's already passed. And what keeps him alive inside you is your attention.

It's your focus. It's your energy. You feed it every day without realizing it.

And here comes an essential point. Your mind doesn't know the difference between what's happening now and what you're intensely imagining. It just reacts to the image you are offering.

Therefore, when you stay stuck in the past, even if you don't want to, you are conditioning your body and your life to continue vibrating at that same frequency. This creates a cycle where what you feel reinforces what you think and what you think reinforces what you feel. The question is how to break this.

The answer is not easy, but it is powerful. You need to stop identifying with what you once were. You need to start asking yourself not who you have been but who you want to be.

And that takes courage. It requires presence. It requires being willing to face the discomfort of abandoning the known because the transformation process begins with deconstruction.

You need to deprogram what no longer serves you. And that starts with awareness. Observe your thoughts.

Feel your emotions without judging them. Notice the triggers that pull you back. And then make a conscious choice.

I'm no longer that version. And here's the power. The moment you stop defining yourself by the past, you create space for the new.

You start to build a new identity based on who you want to be, not what happened to you. And when that happens, your energy field changes, your body changes, your vibration changes, and the universe begins to respond. But this takes practice, constancy, commitment.

It's not about waking up one day feeling different. It's about waking up every day deciding to think, feel, and act like the highest version of yourself, even if it still doesn't feel real. Because it is in the repetition of this new choice that the new you begins to be born.

And the more you commit to this process, the stronger it becomes. The old triggers will continue to appear. Old thoughts will try to come back.

But each time you choose not to react as you did before, you weaken the past and strengthens your future. You don't need to fight what was. You just need to stop giving energy to it.

It's not about denying the pain, but about not letting it define your trajectory because you're not here to repeat history. You are here to create a new one. And this new story begins with a decision.

Where to place your attention? Where to put your energy? Who will you choose to be from now on?

Comment. I break the cycle of the past to declare this. Say less.

align more. Let God do the rest. In the next part, you will understand how to reprogram your brain and body so that they stop repeating old patterns.

You will discover what happens biologically when you start acting like your new self even before you experience any external results and why this is the real path of transformation. If you thought this was profound so far, wait until you see what happens when your body begins to obey your conscience. Have you ever stopped to think about how much your body is involved in the patterns you want to break?

Not just your mind, but your entire body. Your muscles, your organs, your posture, your breathing, your most automatic gestures. They are also programmed.

The body has become a reflection of the mind. It memorizes emotions, replicates behaviors, and in many cases responds before you even have time to think. This is why you can decide something with all your mental strength, but still not be able to sustain that decision in practice.

Because your mind says yes, but your body is still saying no. And the body responds with resistance, lazily, with anxiety, with impulses, with unconscious reactions. It tries to pull you back to the known, to the standard, to the comfort zone that, however uncomfortable it may be, is familiar.

How many times have you promised that you would start a new routine, create a new habit, change a behavior? And how many times has your body beaten you? At the first discomfort, he asks to stop.

In the first challenge, he wants to escape. At the first emotional discomfort, he raises the alarm and asks you to go back to the old man. This happens because the body has been trained to react automatically to the emotions that you have harbored for years.

But what does this mean in practice? This means that to change it is not enough to think differently. You need to act differently until your body learns a new way.

This requires your consciousness to stay ahead of your body. May you notice the impulse coming and say no more. May you feel the fear and still move forward.

May you notice the discomfort but choose to stay in the process. Because if the body continues to command, the mind will never have a chance to lead. Did you know that it is possible to teach your body to feel emotions that it has never felt consistently before?

Genuine joy, deep gratitude, real self-confidence, full presence. But this doesn't happen just by wishing. You need to create these experiences intentionally, repeatedly, and consciously until the body learns this new state as a default.

Until he starts to prefer this new emotion over the old feelings of stress, guilt, fear, or anger. And this has a scientific basis. Your brain is neuroplastic.

This means that it can be reprogrammed, reconnected, reignified. But to do this, you need to create new connections. And neural connections only strengthen with repetition.

The new only becomes automatic when it is experienced consistently. You don't have to wait for something external to happen to start feeling. You can teach your body to live from the future, not the past.

Does it seem counterintuitive? It's because the whole world taught you otherwise. Waiting for a reason to feel good.

Waiting for something to change outside and then change inside. But this logic imprisons you. She makes her energy a consequence of the environment.

When in fact your internal state is what should be shaping your external reality. Now imagine if instead of waiting for a reason to trust, you started living like someone who already trusts. Instead of looking outside for validation, you move from the silent certainty of who you are becoming.

This is not pretense. This is direction. This is training.

This is reconnection with a level of consciousness that goes beyond logic and dives into the field of feeling. But how to sustain this on a daily basis? You need to become vigilant.

Observe your thoughts like someone watching a cloud passing by. No attachment, no judgment. When that automatic thought of failure comes, notice it.

When fear tries to paralyze you, watch. When the old impulse tries to push you into the old pattern, breathe, realize, and choose differently. This choice at first seems small, but she is revolutionary because little by little you start to leave reactive mode and enter creative mode.

You stop being a reflection of what has happened and become the cause of what is to come. You stop living from past programs and start living from a present intention. But this transition is uncomfortable because the new is uncertain.

It carries no guarantees. It requires faith, presence, and consistency. And that is precisely why the majority retreats.

Because the body misses the old one. He wants the dose of stress he knew. He wants the emotional pattern that made him feel in control, even if it meant pain.

It's like someone who is used to carrying a weight. When you take the weight off, the body misses it. The absence of weight is strange.

And many because they cannot bear this momentary emptiness run back to the burden because the void demands that something new be built and that takes work. But it also gives freedom. What do you feel when you imagine yourself living a completely new life?

When you think of yourself as free, light, aligned, at peace. What is your body's first reaction? Expansion, fear, distrust.

The body speaks and it is always revealing in what frequency you have been living. But more than that, it also reveals which frequency you can access if you stop resisting. And here's the key.

You don't need to know how everything will play out. You just need to know that you are willing to be the creator of your reality, not another reactor of what has already happened. It's not about predicting the path.

It's about becoming someone new as the path unfolds. It's about acting as if it already was before it even was. It's about bringing the future into the present through your consciousness.

But the world around you will test you. People will doubt. Situations will seem repeated.

And all of this will be an invitation for you to choose. Are you going to repeat the old reaction? Or will you sustain the new behavior even when everything looks the same?

It is in these moments that you prove to the universe that you have changed. Not when everything is calm, but when chaos tries to pull you back, and yet you remain where you chose to be. True transformation does not happen when everything is favorable.

It happens when even when faced with the old stimulus, you choose the new response. It is at this point that the body begins to understand that it has a new master, its consciousness. Comment, I am the creator of my inner state to declare this.

Say less, align more, let God do the rest. In the next part, you will understand how the external environment directly interferes with your energy field and how to make your spaces, your relationships, and your routine stop being unconscious triggers and become conscious allies in your transformation process. Because there's no point in changing inside if what's outside keeps pulling you back.

You can do all the internal work in the world. Meditate, visualize, reframe thoughts, commit to a new identity. But if you return every day to an environment that reminds you of who you were, the change weakens.

The environment, although silent, speaks to you the entire time. It activates memories, reinforced standards, and often without realizing it. It invites you back to the past you are trying to leave.

It is impossible to create a new reality by living surrounded by the same stimuli that created the old one. Your room, your house, the place you work, the people you live with, the content you consume. This is all part of your energy field.

All of this communicates. And all of this shapes with or without your permission your internal state. The brain is an association machine.

It connects places to emotions, smells of memories, clothes for stages of life, environments and behaviors. And each time you come into contact with these triggers, the body automatically activates the sensations that have been conditioned to them. No matter how much you want to change, if the environment continues to nourish what it was, the body continues to obey what it once was.

Research published in the journal of environmental psychology showed that the physical environment has a direct influence on mood, stress levels, and even decisionmaking. Excess visual stimuli, for example, such as clutter, disorganization or visual pollution increases levels of cortisol, the stress hormone. And when stress rises, focus disappears.

Clarity disappears and your presence level disappears. Now think about your home. How many objects are there just because they always have been?

How many things do you keep that no longer make sense? What reminds you of phases you've already overcome? That they carry an energy that doesn't match the life you want to create?

It's like trying to write a new story on a wall full of old sentences. At some point, the message gets mixed up and you go back to repeating what you should be leaving behind. Did you know that making small changes to your space can profoundly impact your behavior?

A simple rearrangement of furniture, can break unconscious associations, paint a wall, change the layout of what is visible, open up space where there used to be accumulation. All of this signals to the brain that something has changed. And the brain when perceiving something new begins to pay attention coming out of automatic opening up to the unprecedented but the environment is not just physical.

He is also human. The people around you have a direct role in your vibration. And it's not about judging or pointing out.

But understand there are people who expand you and others who contract you. People who inspire you and people who exhaust you. And often what most sabotages your change process are not the thoughts you have.

It's the conversations you have. These are the expectations you carry from others. These are the bonds that you don't have the courage to revisit.

Research from Harvard Medical School revealed that a person's risk of developing obesity increases by up to 57% if a close friend is also obese. It's not about appearance. It's about influence.

The human brain is profoundly shaped by the group, by collective habits, by the vibration of the circle you are part of. And this influence happens in silence. when you least expect it.

You are adopting beliefs that are not yours, reacting to patterns that don't belong to you, living within a collective identity that no longer represents who you want to be. Have you ever stopped to observe how you feel after talking to certain people? Have you noticed how your body responds to certain environments?

There is a silent wisdom in the way your energy field reacts and ignoring this is going against the grain of transformation. And there's one more detail. The digital environment also counts.

What you consume every day, the profiles you follow, the news you read, the videos you watch, all of this is food for the mind. And the mind when fed unconsciously becomes a fertile field for repeating the old. You don't have to be physically present to be influenced.

Just be energetically exposed. How many times have you opened your cell phone in the morning and before you even had coffee, you were already feeling anxiety, comparison, anger, or frustration. This doesn't happen by chance.

The mind absorbs and the body responds. With each image, each stimulus, each narrative you consume, you are reinforcing or breaking internal patterns. Now imagine the impact of spending weeks, months, years being bombarded with content that does not align with your evolution.

This creates a disconnect, a gap between what you want and what you experience. And this gap when ignored turns into emotional sabotage. You want to go forward, but something invisible pulls you back.

And that something is often the environment that you didn't have the courage to change. Revisiting your environment is an act of self-care, an act of responsibility, because there's no point in changing inside if everything around you continues to anchor you to what you were. And this review demands truth.

You need to have the courage to let go, to let go, to say no, to close cycles, to face the discomfort of the new empty space before filling it with new choices. Changing your environment is not about aesthetics. It's about identity.

It's about declaring with actions that you are ready to let go of the old. And that starts with simple decisions, with presence, with intention. From reorganizing a room to limiting time with people who no longer share the same frequency, from exchanging content that feeds fear for content that awakens awareness.

Each choice is a reprogramming. You are not here to adapt to what hurts you. You are here to build spaces that support your truth.

Spaces that welcome your expansion. And this doesn't happen overnight. But it starts with the first movement, the first cleaning, the first honest conversation.

The first silence in front of those who used to take you off your axis. You have the right to choose where you want to live, who you want to spend time with, and what you want to allow into your mind. And each time you honor that, right?

You strengthen your energy. Because energy isn't just about what you feel, but also what you allow, then you absorb, then you tolerate. Want a practical tip?

Choose an environment that you frequent every day. Watch, feel, ask yourself, does this space represent who I am becoming, or does it hold me back to what I no longer am? Then look at the most present people in your life.

Do they strengthen you or drain you? Do they see you for who you were or who you are becoming? And finally, watch your digital habits.

Is what you consume elevating or diverting your consciousness? These questions are not simple, but they are necessary because your environment doesn't just reflect who you are. It reinforces who you will be.

In the next part, you will discover what to do with all this energy that has been recovered. You will learn to direct it in a conscious, powerful, and creative way. And more than that, you will understand how to transform intention into action and action into transformation.

Because it's not enough to wake up. You have to move. And when mind, body, and environment are aligned, the universe has no choice but to respond.

The journey of transformation has never been about magic. It was always about presence, courage, choice, one step at a time, even when the path seems invisible. Throughout this process, you have been confronted with questions you may have never asked.

Who you are when no one is looking. Where your energy is being taken. What the past still has tied to you.

How your body, your environment, and your silent habits continue to feed the version you have already decided to let go of. But now something has changed. Because once consciousness awakens, it does not go back to sleep.

You can no longer pretend you don't know. You can no longer hide behind the old excuse. You can no longer continue living as if the power to change is outside.

He never was. Everything you need to get started is already in you. It's not something you buy.

It's not something someone can give you. It's something you activate. Your focus, your attention, your ability to feel before seeing, to act before having guarantees, to move even when doubt still whispers.

This is applied faith. This is living consciousness. This is cocreation with the universe.

Remember Joe Dispensza's quote, "If you want a new result, you have to become someone new. " This is not just a pretty idea. It's a principle that changes everything.

With every thought you choose to hold, with each emotion you choose to transform, with every impulse you choose to redirect, with each space you decide to reorganize, with each choice you make in favor of your new identity, you are becoming this new person. You are creating the new result. Not because something outside has changed, but because you changed inside.

And when that happens, the outside world responds. It begins to reflect what you already hold inside. People change.

Opportunities arise. Situations reorganize. And even when circumstances remain the same, your gaze is no longer the same.

Because now you are different. Now you are present. You are now aware of how sacred your energy is.

From here on, the game is different. You will no longer be guided by fear, by doubt, for the old story. You will be guided by intention, for clarity, for the connection with your highest version, the one that already exists in potential, the one you access every time you choose not to repeat the past.

Each time you silence the noise outside to hear the truth inside, this is where everything comes together. The mind that commands with presence. The body that obeys with lightness.

The environment that sustains with coherence. And the spirit that guides with wisdom. This is the trinity of true transformation.

Mind, body, energy aligned in a single direction. It's expansion. But it is necessary to maintain this state.

Sustain frequency. Honor the process. Don't expect perfection.

There will be days when you will relapse in which old patterns will try to return. This is not failure. This is part of the process.

The difference now is that you won't get lost. For weeks, for months, you will understand. Go breathe.

It will return to you. Because now you know the way back. You have learned to observe your thoughts without identifying with them.

He learned to command his body instead of being commanded. He learned to choose who to share his energy with. You learned to protect what is most valuable, your internal state.

And that's what defines everything. That's not what happens to you. It's what you do with it.

It's how you choose to respond. Reacting is old. Creating is new.

The time has come to take this place. to be the creator of your own reality, to commit to your presence, to your truth, and to building the life you deserve to live. You are no longer at the mercy of the past.

You are ahead of your next version. If this touched you in some way, if something inside you was activated, comment here in the comments. I choose to be new every day.

Leave this phrase as a sign that you are committed to your transformation. Say less, align more. Let God do the rest.

And if you feel like you carry something that needs to be expressed, share it here too. Any doubts, a pain point, a situation that still holds you back, it can be anonymous. But don't carry it alone.

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Like this video if it spoke to you. Share with someone who is ready for this awakening. This is not just content.

It's a calling. And if you felt it, it's because it's already ready. Deep gratitude for being here.

For reaching the end, for choosing to dive in, question, feel, and continue. The journey continues. And with each new step, you get even closer to who you came to be.

See you in the next video. Until then, if you've stayed this far, know that this hasn't gone unnoticed. As a form of recognition and commitment to your journey, here is an exclusive reward for you.

A free simple direct action plan that is deeply aligned with everything we explored in this video. A practical step-by-step guide divided into seven days to help you apply this content in real life and start experiencing concrete changes in your internal state. and external reality.

This is your 7-day energy realignment plan. Each day proposes a practical action to take you off autopilot, break unconscious patterns, and direct your energy with intention. It requires nothing more than your presence, discipline, and willingness to become someone new every day.

Journey one, silence the beginning. When you wake up, don't touch your cell phone for 30 minutes. Use this time to breathe deeply for 2 minutes.

Write an intention for your day and mentally repeat the phrase that resonated most with you in this video. Waking up in the present already changes your frequency. Journey two, observe your environment.

Choose a space in your home and reorganize something. It could be a drawer, a table, a forgotten corner. As you do this, ask yourself, does this represent who I am becoming?

Use this physical change as a symbol of an internal change. Journey three, redirect your focus throughout the day. Notice how many times your mind tries to pull you into the past.

Every time this happens, close your eyes for 10 seconds. Take a deep breath and say internally, "I choose to remain here. " Do this at least three times.

Journey four, break the pattern. Do something different from your usual. Change the route you usually take.

Listen to a new song. Eat something you wouldn't normally eat. The idea here is to communicate to your brain that you are open to new things.

This makes room for new neural connections. Journey five, protect your energy. Go 24 hours without consuming any negative content.

No news, no profiles that drain you, no conversations that drag you down. Use this day to observe how your mind responds when it is not being bombarded with stimuli that throw it out of alignment. Journey six, tune into your future.

Write a short letter as if it were the higher version of you speaking to the current version of you. Talk about choices, behaviors, and feelings. Read this letter out loud with presence.

Do this once a day, preferably before bed. Journey seven. Consolidate the new frequency.

Choose a calm place. Sit down. Breathe.

Visualize yourself living as the person you choose to be. See the details. Feel the emotions.

Hold this image for at least 5 minutes. Then come back to the present and take real action that is aligned with this new image. This action plan is not a test.

It's a workout. It is a way of transforming knowledge into practice, intention into presence, desire into construction. You don't have to get everything right, but you need to be committed to the process.

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