Garry Burge

Garry Burge

I am an adult on the Autism Spectrum. I was diagnosed by Dr Tony Attwood in Brisbane, Australia in 1998. The intention of this channel is to dispel the myth that Autism is a disease and or a condition which needs to be cured. I speak of my own personal experiences and I update my videos regularly. I usually try and upload a video once a week or a month depending on what issues, challenges or awareness I need to raise.

Connect with Garry Burge
Please visit my website www.garryburge.com to contact me.

Looking unto Jesus

Looking unto Jesus

1 August 2023

1 August 2023

My Baptism 3rd February 2019

My Baptism 3rd February 2019

John 3-16

John 3-16

Visiting Pearl Harbor

Visiting Pearl Harbor

What I Want Re Autism

What I Want Re Autism

Scripture for Anyone

Scripture for Anyone

Having Friends through Faith

Having Friends through Faith

Easter Week Day 2

Easter Week Day 2

Easter 2018

Easter 2018

Theology from An Aspie Mind

Theology from An Aspie Mind

A Call to Young Christians

A Call to Young Christians

Trying to Improve

Trying to Improve

Connecting to God

Connecting to God

I Discuss Palm Sunday

I Discuss Palm Sunday

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  • @EKaahui
    @EKaahuiАй бұрын

    They dont care about us they just expect us to pull our weight and see us as weird.When they are the inauthentic @$$h#les that run this world.

  • @EKaahui
    @EKaahuiАй бұрын

    Job politics small talk all the non sense we are expected to do is irritating.I work better for myself or being my own Boss.

  • @user-yq8qi6ke9g
    @user-yq8qi6ke9g4 ай бұрын

    We should have our own church. I would go to a place where i feel comfortable to be

  • @rohanbisht8706
    @rohanbisht87065 ай бұрын

    Sir I'm watching your video one day before my exams and I'm much thankful to u and appreciate whatever u recite and by the way love from India 🇮🇳

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie375 ай бұрын

    Thank you brother 🙏

  • @Danbalambalam
    @Danbalambalam5 ай бұрын

    Wilford Brimley was only 23 years old in this.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie375 ай бұрын

    He was 45 actually

  • @Danbalambalam
    @Danbalambalam5 ай бұрын

    @@Aspie37 🙄

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    When i say Jesus can heal i mean emotional, traumas that kind of thing. He wants to restore us from past, as it disrubts our current life.

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    I have two one best friend, one close friend. ❤other people i can speak to others, but yeah new friendships are challenging, because we are expecting rejection, we are wired differently. But Jesus can heal. I want a husband but not children. Jess typing. My dad gave me his tablet to keep so iam typing here.

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    I pray you settle in yourself who you are, i get those feelings exactly understand what your saying. Your not alone 😊

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    Jessy typing yes the world is hard to deal with.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie375 ай бұрын

    We have Jesus 🙏

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    I live at home still. 35 years old i have had relationships, iam sure Jesus will bring his man. Iam sorry about your loss Gary. 😢

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    I love your wayof thinking, strong conviction i love it. God thank you for this man of God. Come away from face book if you need to, its a distraction. Hope you had good Christmas new year. 🎉

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    But there's churches I been, the pastor wife really accepted me as autistic it was amazing. 😊please people you are loved. ❤

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    Jessy typing

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    You are wonderful brother Gary, i can sense the holy spirit all over you. IAM Autistic to,I was loved but I was around a church that believe in healing demons. Which is truth, but in that i sense I just couldn't deal with thinking should I be healed, should I be me. Yes we need jesus, sin is the root to the problem. You are a beautiful preacher there's truth in you. God is using you. 😊❤

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie376 ай бұрын

    I’m not a preacher I’m just a disciple of Christ 🙏

  • @stevenleabon8032
    @stevenleabon80326 ай бұрын

    @@Aspie37 That's humble, it just something I saw, amen disciple of Christ.

  • @GrubbyGrupper
    @GrubbyGrupper6 ай бұрын

    Back when BMW knew how to make a car

  • @msmith5121
    @msmith51216 ай бұрын

    Jack Lemmon was a great actor...not just in comedic roles but in dramatic roles as well. Awesome actor!

  • @FringePrincess
    @FringePrincess6 ай бұрын

    Just found you, and I subscribed! Keep speaking God’s word, and God’s word alone! 💞

  • @Doody2010
    @Doody20106 ай бұрын

    Jack: "THERE WAS A VIBRATION!" Everyone in the room: 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

  • @francisphillips53
    @francisphillips536 ай бұрын

    Mike Douglas needs a haircut and a shave, he looks like a bum. 😮😮

  • @sexobscura
    @sexobscura6 ай бұрын

    *DIABETTUS*

  • @spacewolfjr
    @spacewolfjr6 ай бұрын

    And diabetes testing supplies from Liberty Medical!

  • @yafflehk
    @yafflehk7 ай бұрын

    That cop is wearing a bow tie.

  • @markgillan7562
    @markgillan75627 ай бұрын

    Just shows you how dangerous nuclear power is,it's not the answer to power shorties,it's more dangerous it hands of private companies where shareholders come first

  • @k1productions87
    @k1productions877 ай бұрын

    its the profit motive that makes it dangerous. Corner/cost cutting, safety dodging, regulation bending, compliance avoiding, all to ensure the highest quarterly earnings. There are totally ways to make nuclear power work. We've proven it with every Navy warship run on nuclear power. There are ways to make solar power work. We've proven it with every spacecraft ever run on solar power, including the International Space Station. Who fights against these? The Oil industry, who control not only the means of production and distribution, but drive up the costs as well whenever they don't quite hit their quarterly numbers. Yes, this movie was about stirring up paranoia over nuclear power plants, but its not the nuclear power itself that is the enemy, its the privatization of it.

  • @thelutheranorganistguy5722
    @thelutheranorganistguy57222 ай бұрын

    It is only dangerous in this movie. It was only dangerous in the early days when the Nuclear Regulatory Commission wasn’t as strict on the administration. Nowadays it is so safe I would live inside of the plant. The NRC is constantly monitoring these plants to where even the slightest violation such as an outdated telephone would cause repercussions. Nuclear Power is proven today to be the absolute safest, the most reliable, the most efficient, it produces more jobs, it’s the cleanest and produces less emissions then any other form of energy, and it keeps our economy growing!

  • @djrichylaurence8991
    @djrichylaurence89917 ай бұрын

    Post the whole movie if you can thanks 👍

  • @tomking1890
    @tomking18907 ай бұрын

    Terrible video from a TV.

  • @coderider3022
    @coderider30228 ай бұрын

    Like they can’t throw a switch and use a backup control room.

  • @charleslatman6123
    @charleslatman61239 ай бұрын

    The Bible is the living word of God. Jesus is the living word. The word is alive. Get a chance read John chapter 15 and Romans chapter 8. Those two chapters are my favorite. Of course I love all the scriptures. 😊

  • @azloii9781
    @azloii97819 ай бұрын

    This might be why kundalini is so powerful for me

  • @xaenon9849
    @xaenon984911 ай бұрын

    What's scary is that only a handful of weeks after this movie hit the theaters, the US had its worst nuclear accident ever - FOR REAL. Three Mile Island, for the youngsters who weren't around at the time. This fact did not go unnoticed in the media. And if you think the way the corporate types in the movie are being portrayed unfairly as callous, smug greedmongers.... the Con-Ed execs were WORSE during the TMI incident.

  • @user-yq3fz9ch5q
    @user-yq3fz9ch5q7 ай бұрын

    I remember. NYC.

  • @EtzEchad
    @EtzEchad7 ай бұрын

    TMI was indeed the worst nuclear accident in US history. But, nobody was hurt by it and almost no radiation was released. All of the safety systems worked perfectly and the plant shut down without incident. Nobody has ever been killed at a commercial nuclear plant from radiation. It's the safest industry in the world. The only cost was in the dollars the lost by losing the generators. Even this propaganda movie, ended up showing just how safe commercial reactors are in the USA.

  • @JohnDoe-rk9bx
    @JohnDoe-rk9bx6 ай бұрын

    Most time people on the board are jerks.

  • @roseymalino9855
    @roseymalino98556 ай бұрын

    I saw the movie before TMI and figured it was a so-so disaster movie; no big deal. Then TMI happened and the media did their hype thing and played the China Syndrome headline for all it was worth. Ergo: lots of viewers for the movie and big attraction for the media.

  • @pyrowolf681
    @pyrowolf6815 ай бұрын

    Even though it was the worst nobody had cancer connected to the radiation and the environment had no long term effects.

  • @BialyTribeAdventures
    @BialyTribeAdventures11 ай бұрын

    Beautiful! 😍

  • @NonSenseMcGee
    @NonSenseMcGee Жыл бұрын

    No crazy camera movements. No crazy music cues. That chase was dramatic enough on its own merits. A bygone era.

  • @nataliagarcia4387
    @nataliagarcia4387 Жыл бұрын

    Please keep uploading content !! You have really interesting insights for us autistic!!

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your feedback

  • @mayared6181
    @mayared6181 Жыл бұрын

    awe hello. i know this video is old but im autistic and im working towards being a real estate agent and this is whats really aspiring me to become one. i wanna change the real estate world.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Good to hear!

  • @nucflashevent
    @nucflashevent Жыл бұрын

    Fun fact: The fire truck in this scene was the same one used in the then-TV show "Emergency!" :P

  • @chieffirefigherplays
    @chieffirefigherplays11 ай бұрын

    I saw that, I was like, i’ve seen that somewhere.

  • @francisphillips53
    @francisphillips536 ай бұрын

    That was very cool.. I was wondering where Johnny and Roy were! 😅😅😅

  • @konoko1002k
    @konoko1002k Жыл бұрын

    > Why cannot he be played by an autistic person Because autistic people aren't good at emoting. You would have known that if you watched the show. > Why is he shown as lacking empathy He isn't lacking empathy, his empathy is different. You're welcome, you can delete the video now.

  • @risinglightartstudio
    @risinglightartstudio Жыл бұрын

    Hey Gary. We just stumbled across your page and I just want to thank you for encouraging me. We are a neuro Divergent family all five of us and God is calling us to go to Costa Rica. It is completely by faith that we're going. Getting a late diagnosis is a huge deal. But knowing that God is calling you to make a big move after getting it , is even more challenging. But we just have to completely trust Him with our family and know that life will probably be healthier there even if we'll have little. We have a lot of freedoms in America but we're also free to be minimal Christians here. And I believe that the transition is going to really prepare our family for what's to come. Please pray for us!! Thank you for your latest message drops! Be of courage and continue the course! ❤❤

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your comments and you are most welcome 🙂🙏👍

  • @TheKurtsPlaceChannel
    @TheKurtsPlaceChannel Жыл бұрын

    Very interesting. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day now.

  • @garylee9738
    @garylee9738 Жыл бұрын

    Jane Fonda, barf.

  • @jubileej1629
    @jubileej1629 Жыл бұрын

    Gary I don't know if you remember me but years ago you prayed for me on a KZread live when you just started out. Will you pray for me again?

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Yes I’m more than happy too 🙏

  • @jubileej1629
    @jubileej1629 Жыл бұрын

    @@Aspie37 thank you :)

  • @jubileej1629
    @jubileej1629 Жыл бұрын

    Hi Gary! Wanted to just comment on your recent live about whether psychology should be implemented as an essential subjects in schools. I would have to say absolutely it should. As a psychology student I would have to say when people are more aware of their doings, behaviours and thought processes. They will be more capable to understand themselves and cope with their issues in the right way. Had to comment here because I don't know how else to reach you! Peace ✌️

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    @@jubileej1629 thank you.

  • @Jwet1100
    @Jwet1100 Жыл бұрын

    I have asd and was a Christian and am now a hardcore unbeliever. The idea of a god appealed to me because of my rejection from people. But when other followers rejected my doubts and me for having them its became my special interest to find the truth. My mind cannot reconcile anything in the bible as being inerrant or fundamentally consistent with reality. Maybe some metaphorical interpretation has some meaning if any.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    I don’t turn to people I turn to God through Jesus as many who claim to know Jesus don’t fully know Him

  • @Jwet1100
    @Jwet1100 Жыл бұрын

    @@Aspie37 most aspies are non fundamentalists or reject organized religion due to our mind blindness or lack of teleological thinking. We don’t apply human agency to things where there is none. If there is any truth its not literal.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    @@Jwet1100 some not all

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    @@Jwet1100 religion is man made not God knowing

  • @markwright3161
    @markwright31615 ай бұрын

    I'd recommend looking up the channel 'BibleProject'. They have podcast videos going into more detail of what some of the original intent was in Hebrew and Greek that's lost in translating it over time and into other languages. They're often speaking to what humans understood in that time it was written, thousands of years ago. Back then the common assumption was that the earth was flat and had a dome of sky, often referred to as 'heavens'. If they spoke of the world as it was actually created, how many people could actually follow what they're trying to say? I feel like current scientific understanding lacks far more than they think, potentially as far from reality as the scientific field would say believing the earth is flat is from current understandings, and so even if they spoke of everything accurately, even today we wouldn't be able to follow. As the overall intent of the Bible is to point to Jesus and God's intent for humanity, plenty of metaphorical, poetic, etc language was used to get that message across. Back then, what we now recognise as myths were more like accepted theories back then, large forces of nature, dragon-like creatures, etc, and so the Bible was written to enter God's existence into that preexisting narrative, from His intent to be to overcome the 'dark forces' behind evil intent (humans murdering each other, etc), but also how he created everything, so down grading this big creature the mythical gods of the time were believed to fight and barely win against annually, to a small pet in the vast ocean to His ultimate power over everything. There are plenty of things in the Bible that relate to human behaviour and other details of reality. They don't explicitly say things like 'a company called Amazon will become a world power', but it does speak of the patterns of a select few humans grabbing power and how this will repeat time and time again. There's a lot more to the words on the pages that I'm not able to explain in a comment, and far more beyond that I'm not knowledgeable enough to explain either. Put as simply as I can, the most recently written parts are approaching 2'000 years old, with others being several to dozens of centuries older still. Nothing written that long ago can just be immediately understood in today's context if that deeper understanding is what you are looking for. Some less deep elements are clearly applicable today, greed leading to fighting, people suffering, etc, equality being better than slavery and other forms of oppression, etc, and so on. Jesus, 1 person, started what we know as Christianity today, and regardless of what 'the world' would like to suggest, a huge amount of the equality, etc present today is a result of Christianity spreading as rapidly and widely as it did, something against the odds given many leaders attempts to silence the early church. The Bible is the first suggestion of women and slaves being treated as equal to men of a higher position in society (above slaves). The form it takes sounds off to us today because it talks about wives 'submitting to husbands', but this is because it was bridging the gap from a society where women answering to men was the unquestioned norm, to that which politics likes to shout about 'being invested in' today. In the same verses, Jesus said husbands should be willing to lay down their life for their wife, something certainly not expected by society at that time for a lesser commodity, soldiers for the king, etc, yes, but not the opposite, and yet look at how much of the world has even romanticised that since. The fact we find bridging statements like that in the Bible so uncomfortable is because of the Bible changing what society should find acceptable in the first place. For a book completed almost 2'000 years ago documenting the life of 1 man (with more to it, but to the world that's all it is) to lead the iconic statement of founding a country, 'In God We Trust', amongst many other details, there must have been something more going on than simple statistics. For 1 person to have gained as much traction throughout history as Jesus did, maths would say it was statistically impossible, yet it happened. Other believers not appearing open to discuss your doubts with you could indicate one of two things. They're early on their journey of discovery and fear they don't have the answers you're looking for, fear the possibility of misleading you, or don't feel as secure as they may try to present for fear of being seen as weak or similar. Or they're one of the many forms of 'hypocrites' or 'false prophets' aka false Christians the Bible warns against. People with either shallow or absent faith, being present at a weekly service being more of a social statement than personal commitment to growing a relationship with Jesus, if it isn't purely an act of tradition or social performance as it was with too many Pharisees documented in the Bible, people who stand at the front of a church building as a crutch for their failed acting career or other attempts and hogging a spotlight for themselves.

  • @jaded9087
    @jaded9087 Жыл бұрын

    Im asd and adhd and i cant be hypnotized. Ive tried 3 times to give up smoking and i was seeing a psychologist to deal with all the ptsd or just being asd and he tried 4 times to use hypnotherapy on me with me being just plain out confused to what he was trying to attempt to do, the samd way i felt when i got hypnotized to give up smoking but the clincher was i was chosen out of a crowd for a magic show and guess what his main act was.. Yep , i trashed his whole show. I hammed it up a bit to at least get him some giggles to save him from his trick not working on just me put of 10 other people up there it worked on . At the end of the show i approched him and said sorry t hen went on to tell him that ive been " hypnotized " about 8 times and nothing . I cant be hypnotized. He was cool about it and thanked me for turning it in to a bit of a comedy, said i handled it like a pro and save the whole thing as he has encountered this befor a few times but it was not done with such grace. Then he asked am i autistics? All the other people that woukd not go under where all on the spectum. So. Yeah ,

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    How are you doing otherwise?

  • @colbykanter2000
    @colbykanter2000 Жыл бұрын

    No matter how much everyone thought that he was overreacting, he was right the whole time. An unstable accident broke the machinery in the end, and he knew it was coming. The movie would've ended much nicer if the people helped him with his worries to make sure that everything would go right. I still like the movie, though, because Jack Lemmon's performance was great.

  • @timloo6191
    @timloo619110 ай бұрын

    But when china condemn Japan for releasing fukushima nuclear wastewater few days ago, china was branded as evil empire

  • @roseymalino9855
    @roseymalino98556 ай бұрын

    The movie shows the shortcomings of human failures on several levels. The engineers can produce well designed machines but humans can thwart them. In this case there is a wacko who thinks he knows more than the engineers. He's not perceived as a wacko because of his close relationship with the control operator. When Ted tells wacko Jack, you can't do that; the book says you can't do that; and wacko Jack insists on it; Ted should have immediately called security. He didn't because of his long relationship he trusted wacko Jack and didn't perceive him as the nut job he was. Even at the end Ted didn't comprehend how demented and whacked out his friend had become. Despite all the human interference twice, the system the engineers designed quiesced safely.

  • @BillyDates
    @BillyDates Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the vid Gary👍🏽

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    No problem

  • @ines-simpson
    @ines-simpson Жыл бұрын

    The lawn mower is annoying just saying lol but thank you for this video I needed to watch this!

  • @meditator3498
    @meditator3498 Жыл бұрын

    ASD people naturally produce more of the potent psychedelic tryptamine bufotenine (5-HO-DMT) The producing mechanism is an enzyme which is found in the pineal gland

  • @azloii9781
    @azloii97819 ай бұрын

    Im interested in your sources behind this (not tryna sound like a dick or disprove you btw lol)

  • @TracyAnne2024
    @TracyAnne2024 Жыл бұрын

    I was awakened and reborn by God in 2018. I’ve never fit in this cruel world, my so called friends and family abandoned me when I was going through a dark night of the soul before my rebirth. I am currently living in my car rooftop tent traveling around Australia as I cannot be around evil people, I try to spread love but most reject it sadly. God bless you ❤️🕊🦋🦄🙏I would love to chat with you. 🙏

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Please do at www.garryburge.com

  • @Zuxiro
    @Zuxiro Жыл бұрын

    There could be a lot of reasons why you were unfriended on social media your answer to this question is? •the user has either deactivated or close their account permanently. •you were annoying the user way too much. •the user unfriended alot of inactives due to being last offline for more than 30 days •the user was been sent out too many notifications or consistently massive spam. •you either was being rude or use strong language that could be something offensive to the user. •the user's account was hacked due to sending private information. •this user has sold their account •the user was temporarily suspended due to violating terms of services. •the user feels uncomfortable due to a stalker sending inappropriate messages or was being harassed. •this user is no longer available due to connectivity issues. •the user moved to a new social media. •the user made a new account after their account was permanently banned.

  • @mouwlylee5014
    @mouwlylee5014 Жыл бұрын

    Hi you still taking magnesium now?

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    Yes

  • @mouwlylee5014
    @mouwlylee5014 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you how long you been taking it? And do you have to take a break from it? Thank you so much

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    @@mouwlylee5014 every night

  • @mouwlylee5014
    @mouwlylee5014 Жыл бұрын

    Hi how many years you been taking magnesium ? Thank you

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie37 Жыл бұрын

    I take it every night

  • @rolandkeith5322
    @rolandkeith53222 жыл бұрын

    I have just stumbled across you video and you raised some interesting questions regarding hypnotherapy. A physician will generally identify and treat what they see right in front of them and this is typically any symptom they have witness. Treatment comes in the form of medication in some way and with this medication treatment option in many cases just suppresses any of the symptoms, though in many cases these suppressed symptoms are merely just that, suppressed symptoms. With still the very full underlying subconscious condition quite present however very unresolved. Remove the symptom treating medication at any point and the cause still remains and so too the symptoms all return in full. A clinical Hypnotherapist will take the approach of addressing the cause rather than the effect or the symptoms. This concept of treatment has a resolve in focus here because it is addressing the cause factor rather than the adopting the suppressing of any symptoms by the medication option. Targeting any cause and addressing its non-Logic or un-truth or even incorrect facts to just start with will start to reprogram the subconscious mind so it is able file away what were anxiety’s or fears or respective behaviours and many other types of issues that were built from cognitive distortions. Roland… Clinical Hypnotherapist & psychotherapist.

  • @jamesdotson3640
    @jamesdotson36402 жыл бұрын

    100m freestyle

  • @outerrealm
    @outerrealm2 жыл бұрын

    You recorded this off a tv? Waste of everyone’s time. These clips are already here, good quality.

  • @Aspie37
    @Aspie372 жыл бұрын

    Then why watch and criticise?