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The shocking hidden meanings of most popular phrases. Check this out. >> Okay, blood is thicker than water. What do you think that means? >> Well, it's always been suggesting that family [music] comes first. >> Okay. Do you want to know the actual saying which is Hebrew? The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb. >> Oh. >> It's the complete opposite meaning of what how everyone uses it in the Western world, yeah. The blood of the covenant, obviously that's God and you, right? The covenant, spirit, Holy Spirit, right? Uh, it's thicker than the water of the womb. The water of the womb. That's just already that just like those two words in itself that that that was always but always the saying going back hundreds of years, centuries. Everyone says blood is thicker than the water. You don't understand what you're saying cuz you're reversing the Hebrew and you're changing the meaning to the complete opposite. This is not a theory anymore. This is literally how I wake up every morning. Okay.
Curiosity killed the cat. Have you heard that? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay, ready? Do you want to know the original one, the Hebrew one? Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back. You can't die in this realm. You always come back. Not nine lives. That, that's another addition that they cuz they don't want you to realize how powerful you are, how protected you are from day one. You know? >> What have you got? This is great. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay.
Have you heard this one? Jack of all trades, master of none? >> Yeah. >> My my my dad used to say that, yeah. Ready? Jack of all trades, master of none, though often better than a master of one. That's the real saying. >> Wow. >> It's the opposite, bro. It's completely the other side. >> Yeah, it's basically >> We've been living in this world where we are literally teaching our children a lie every time. And, and because we, we don't, we don't understand the esoteric meaning and the origin of English. >> That's incredible, isn't it? That that's a particularly good one. Um >> That's one of the most most widely used that I'm sure every second of the day someone's saying that. >> Well, it could have the the the sort of the There are similar sayings and >> is like oh, he's a one-trick pony, you know, and and um >> Well, it's trying to teach you to, you know, focus focus on one thing, you know, don't ignore everything else. No, that's not your job here. That's not your purpose on this earth. >> No, it's telling you to do the complete reverse. Everything Yeah, everything's been >> Often better. It's not like sometimes, it's the majority of the time and you you you are going to have to pivot. That's the whole point. If you get comfortable for too long, you're doing something wrong, you know? >> [music]