Sharing Personal History and Land Dream Origins

Early 2024, pre-RV acquisition phase. Speaker is in planning stages of a major life transition, reflecting on personal history while preparing for an upcoming adventure. Currently motivated by a failed land deal that occurred in December.

Energetic Signature

tentative but determined

Field State

origin mapping

Orientation

toward pattern recognition

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March 3, 2024

9:14

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Author

rswfire

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ARCHIVED

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TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:01]hey guys so I realized I have not really

[0:05]shared much about

[0:07]myself um in my first video I said it

[0:09]was about me but I didn't really tell

[0:13]you much about me did I U first of all

[0:15]my name is Sam and I'm just going

[0:19]to just give you a

[0:22]brief story about my life so far um but

[0:27]I'm going to start with what

[0:31]got me into this

[0:33]so I framed this probably isn't going to

[0:36]look too great I wish I could do better

[0:38]here guys I really

[0:40]do um let's see if

[0:43]I maybe this will work better so this

[0:46]picture

[0:47]here this is the land I was going to buy

[0:50]back in December so it was winter

[0:53]time uh it was like 18 acres in Campton

[0:57]Kentucky absolutely beautiful I walked

[0:59]walked up there and just

[1:03]had just had so many dreams about what I

[1:06]would do to this land I was going to

[1:07]make like I said a campground it wasn't

[1:09]going to be an RV campground I never

[1:11]made that

[1:13]clear it was going to be tent camping

[1:16]and cabins like I wanted to learn to

[1:18]start building stuff and I was going to

[1:20]make trails and just all kinds of things

[1:23]like that would have been such a

[1:24]wonderful thing to do but it also would

[1:28]have been very expensive

[1:31]and I don't have that kind of money so

[1:33]it's probably a good thing that it fell

[1:35]through because it was kind of impulsive

[1:38]I don't even remember I was actually do

[1:40]so I was just watching all these things

[1:43]on my

[1:45]television like you know just people who

[1:48]are living off grid you in Alaska and

[1:51]stuff like that um the different kind of

[1:54]tiny homes people were building you know

[1:57]stuff like that and it just got me

[2:02]inspired and so I started looking at

[2:04]Landon and I found that one and it just

[2:06]would have been perfect I frame

[2:09]that you know as a way of trying to

[2:13]manifest it and then when my deal fell

[2:16]through and I

[2:18]couldn't get that land I I still kept it

[2:21]because that's what got me started it it

[2:24]awakened something in me that that I'd

[2:26]lost for a long time so let me just take

[2:28]you through some of my history

[2:31]I'm 46 years old I'll be 47 in

[2:35]April my parents moved us around a lot I

[2:38]have one brother he's a year younger

[2:40]than me my parents moved us around a lot

[2:44]so I lived in Michigan Flint Michigan

[2:46]until fourth

[2:48]grade and then we moved to Arizona my my

[2:53]dad bought a bus and we took a bus to

[2:55]Arizona so we stayed at koas along the

[2:58]way which you know that that was a fun

[3:00]experience and we get

[3:03]to Arizona and we live so many places

[3:07]there Phoenix Glendale Scottdale Phoenix

[3:10]again like fourth to seventh grade I was

[3:13]just somewhere else every year which was

[3:16]hard for me as an introvert but um you

[3:20]know it is what it is and then in eighth

[3:23]grade we moved to

[3:25]Arkansas and then in ninth grade we

[3:27]moved back to Michigan

[3:30]um I went to the same high school for

[3:32]three years and then I we moved to

[3:35]Flushing and that's where my senior year

[3:39]was

[3:41]so you know I've been quite a few

[3:44]places

[3:46]and for some kids that's like a great

[3:50]experience it wasn't for me always

[3:52]having to make new

[3:53]friends you know meet new people like

[3:56]that was super hard I it made me

[4:01]very cautious of people you know often

[4:03]times I was the nerd in school and I was

[4:06]always the new kid and just it was just

[4:08]a bad experience for me I think my

[4:10]brother handled it way better than I

[4:13]did and so those things have influenced

[4:16]my life as an adult

[4:19]and as I've gotten older I've started to

[4:24]realize just how much of an impact

[4:26]that's had on me and I'm trying to be a

[4:28]different person I'm trying try to be a

[4:30]better version of myself I'm not trying

[4:31]to be a different person just a better

[4:33]version of

[4:35]myself so some other things I'd share

[4:38]with you is when I was in Arizona I was

[4:41]in the Boy Scouts and I loved that like

[4:43]I absolutely loved it we hiked the

[4:46]Superstition Mountains the Grand Canyon

[4:49]we went um exploring in a cave called

[4:52]pepper sauce cave I remember that always

[4:54]because I got lost in there by

[4:57]myself um they were going going up this

[5:00]this slide like they're just going up a

[5:02]tunnel that was really slippery I was

[5:04]the one in the back and I slid down and

[5:06]they didn't know so I got lost in there

[5:09]uh we went to Mexico where I had the

[5:12]best Mexican pizza of my life that like

[5:14]to this day I remember it I had a lot of

[5:17]great experiences in the Boy

[5:20]Scouts and it's probably what ignited my

[5:23]my love for being outdoors and camping

[5:25]and stuff like

[5:26]that so as an adult

[5:30]when I you know just a young adult 19 20

[5:34]whatever I'd go camping places like I

[5:37]took a Greyhound down to Kentucky I

[5:40]lived in Michigan at the time so down to

[5:42]Kentucky and then down to Louisiana I

[5:44]went to see a friend there um and I just

[5:47]went you know I'd go camping alone and

[5:49]another thing I always did was just a

[5:51]lot of hiking always hiking my favorite

[5:53]place is the Natural Bridge State Resort

[5:55]Park here in Kentucky when I first moved

[5:58]here everybody body suggested I go there

[6:01]went there fell in love with it I've

[6:03]hiked every Trail there a hundred times

[6:05]including the very long one that takes

[6:07]like I don't know you know it's an all

[6:10]day

[6:11]event um and I just I love that kind of

[6:15]nature so I just that's where my land

[6:18]was very close to there I was it would

[6:20]have just been such a wonderful dream

[6:22]for me but probably undoable at this

[6:25]point in my life maybe 5 10 years from

[6:27]now I could do something like that like

[6:30]it's still something that I want to do

[6:33]it's something I want to do so I'm

[6:35]thinking you know if I'm out there on

[6:37]the road like I'll get to learn more

[6:40]about the country you know the different

[6:43]places in our country and maybe I'll

[6:46]fall in love with some place cuz like

[6:47]another thing is I've always thought I'd

[6:49]love to live in Asheville North

[6:52]Carolina it's probably you know I

[6:54]probably would love that

[6:57]so you know maybe somewhere along the

[7:00]way I find a cabin I want to buy and you

[7:02]know

[7:04]so like I'm just very excited to do

[7:08]this um I guess that I guess that's all

[7:11]I really want to say I mean just want to

[7:14]give you a little bit of information

[7:15]about

[7:16]me um and why you know I just love

[7:20]nature so when I'm on this adventure I'm

[7:23]going to everywhere I go I'm going to be

[7:24]hiking and I'm you know I'm going to be

[7:27]exploring and I'll take video

[7:29]and pictures and I'll probably start a

[7:32]blog that nobody has to watch but me you

[7:36]know just cuz it's going to be full of

[7:37]pictures that just look like every other

[7:40]picture because that's what I do I take

[7:42]lots of pictures and you know a lot of

[7:45]people aren't going to it's just not

[7:47]going to be interesting to them but I

[7:49]want to document like I think I'm going

[7:52]to make a website where and maybe you

[7:55]know there probably are quite a few by

[7:57]now I guess but you know 20 years ago I

[8:00]wanted to do this I mentioned that and

[8:02]my plan was just to make a

[8:04]website where you could really

[8:07]experience uh the national and state

[8:09]parks so that you

[8:11]knew if you were going to go there what

[8:14]it would be like and just encourage

[8:18]people to get out there and that's what

[8:19]I'm trying to do

[8:21]now also for myself for many many

[8:24]reasons you can probably guess some of

[8:26]them

[8:27]so you know I'm really outside my

[8:30]comfort

[8:32]zone

[8:34]um

[8:36]but if you you know the the alternative

[8:40]is to do nothing with your life so um I

[8:44]don't want that I am way outside my

[8:46]comfort zone and I'm just pushing myself

[8:48]through it and you know just taking

[8:51]these videos and talking to you guys all

[8:54]of the stuff way outside my comfort zone

[8:57]but I feel like if I keep keep doing it

[9:00]it's going to get easier and better and

[9:03]I just I'm so excited for this adventure

[9:07]I'm so close to doing it I can't wait so

[9:10]that's all thanks for listening

Summary

The speaker introduces himself as Sam, age 46, and shares his personal background to explain what motivated his upcoming adventure. He describes a failed land purchase in December - 18 acres in Campton, Kentucky where he planned to build a tent camping and cabin operation. The deal falling through kept a framed picture of the land as inspiration.

Sam recounts his childhood of frequent moves across Michigan, Arizona, and Arkansas, describing himself as an introvert who struggled with constantly changing schools and making new friends. He credits Boy Scouts experiences in Arizona - hiking Superstition Mountains, Grand Canyon, exploring Pepper Sauce Cave where he got lost - with igniting his love for outdoors.

As a young adult, he continued camping and hiking alone, taking Greyhound trips to Kentucky and Louisiana. His favorite location is Natural Bridge State Resort Park in Kentucky, where he has hiked every trail extensively. The failed land purchase was near this park.

Sam explains his current plan to travel the country, potentially finding a place like Asheville, North Carolina to settle. He wants to document national and state parks through a website to help others experience these places, similar to a plan he had 20 years ago. He acknowledges being far outside his comfort zone but sees the alternative as doing nothing with his life.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission excavates foundational movement patterns and land-connection impulses from beneath social conditioning layers. The field is identifying core architectural elements—mobility, nature-embedding, solitude capacity—that predate current rupture but provide structural foundation for emerging sovereignty.

Dominant Language

outside my comfort zoneawakened something in mebetter version of myselfway outsideadventuredocument

Symbolic Elements

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Ontological States

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transitional
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excavating
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pattern-mapping

Subsystems

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cognitive
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somatic
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infrastructural

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