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Speaker 3: Stand hi and welcome back to another episode of Deplorable Nation.
Speaker 3: I'm your host, Deplorable Janet, and ladies and gentlemen, today
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Speaker 3: the bestie from the Westie, doctor Sheen. And how are you, babe?
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Speaker 3: Right there, smart and sassy. I love it. So, ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen, today we are going to be talking about
Speaker 3: the heart as a vortex. So we're going to just
Speaker 3: troy the kakamami booboo that has been spewed since sixteen
Speaker 3: twenty eight on the origins of the heart model and
Speaker 3: how it is definitely not what they said it was.
Speaker 3: But before we get into the nitty gritty, I gotta
Speaker 3: give you a little background on this the original heart model,
Speaker 3: and how it came into being and why it has
Speaker 3: been the same since sixteen twenty eight. And it is
Speaker 3: very hard to get physicians or the medical community to
Speaker 3: move on this because if they did, they'd be admitting
Speaker 3: that they lied a lot for a long time. So
Speaker 3: first human heart model was proposed by William Harvey all
Speaker 3: the way back in sixteen twenty eight. And why in
Speaker 3: the world is that so important Because mister Harvey himself
Speaker 3: was physician to King James the First and later to
Speaker 3: Charles the First, so they used his credibility as an
Speaker 3: elitist physician to the Royal Crown to stick it in
Speaker 3: all of the medical schools in London, even though what
Speaker 3: he brought forth as his quote research was experimental at best,
Speaker 3: nothing was proved. And so this is the model that
Speaker 3: they ran with, and they're like, oh, this must be
Speaker 3: it because he works for the crown and so he
Speaker 3: couldn't possibly be wrong, and so that's how it was
Speaker 3: adopted into medical schools in England, which was the precursor
Speaker 3: for our medical system. Here.
Speaker 4: There was a correlation from something that you were mentioning about.
Speaker 4: Basically how it all came from an experiment that reminds
Speaker 4: me largely of mister Louis Pasteur. Not to bring the
Speaker 4: big V word into this, but exactly how those came
Speaker 4: about as well was a experiment, and not even based
Speaker 4: on the actual scientific model. There was no There wasn't
Speaker 4: even a one step method. He literally like shot some
Speaker 4: cow puss into a little kid and probably when the
Speaker 4: kid's natural immune system got rid of the sickness or
Speaker 4: whatever it was, they determined that, you know, this, this
Speaker 4: new vaccine would work and it was based on like
Speaker 4: the puss of a cow, and that was it. There
Speaker 4: was no other science that was done on it. And
Speaker 4: Louis Pastor was actually a fraud. He took Beaucham's work,
Speaker 4: perverted it and then got the ear of all the
Speaker 4: scientists of that day. And Beauchamp was a pretty well
Speaker 4: respected gentleman, but Louis took all of his research, twisted
Speaker 4: it just enough, then took it, and now we have
Speaker 4: a lot of Western medicine based on what Louis Pastor did.
Speaker 4: And he was a common crook. So I'm that correlation.
Speaker 4: This isn't the heart thing, but it's a correlation of
Speaker 4: we we barely did an experiment and now we're basing
Speaker 4: all of our belief system on it.
Speaker 3: Well, And the funny thing is, then I'm glad you
Speaker 3: you brought him up, because you and I have talked
Speaker 3: about this on a show before and about how not
Speaker 3: only was his what's he false? Basically he was a
Speaker 3: false persona and stuff, but same kind of thing. He
Speaker 3: was political. He ran in political circles. And that's why
Speaker 3: kind of like the modern day doctor ferschie full other
Speaker 3: people's research, right, but he's a political activist and whatever.
Speaker 3: And so if you're a political activist, you definitely gain
Speaker 3: power and motion in the medical industrial complex. And it
Speaker 3: goes all the way back to the beginning. And so
Speaker 3: this guy, doctor Harvey's experimentation that he did was not
Speaker 3: even on a human being. It was only in mice,
Speaker 3: and it was a very very small study that he did.
Speaker 3: Now are mice hearts completely identical to human hearts. No
Speaker 3: they are not. But this is why I said that
Speaker 3: this research has been flowed from the get go, and
Speaker 3: so we based our model on Well, mouse's heart looks
Speaker 3: like this and I cut it up and this is
Speaker 3: what it did. So the human heart must be the
Speaker 3: exact same thing. Is not the case.
Speaker 4: And the level of propaganda and mind control in this now, like,
Speaker 4: I think about this so frequently because and you and
Speaker 4: I have done shows before on the terrain theory. We've
Speaker 4: done shows on how Rockefeller was involved and that's how
Speaker 4: traditional natural paths like myself got booted or thrown a jail.
Speaker 4: And they created their monopoly based on a petroleum product
Speaker 4: because he figured out from the pharmacy that he owned
Speaker 4: in Germany that he could create drugs, brought that over
Speaker 4: to the United States. And now the system just feeds itself.
Speaker 4: So to me, you know what, when we look at
Speaker 4: what happened in World War two with Hitler and the
Speaker 4: propaganda that ensued during that time, that's like a well
Speaker 4: known thing. Everybody knows that there was propaganda. They put
Speaker 4: up posters, they brainwashed people, and they saw the mass
Speaker 4: brainwashing of an entire country via Hitler. Right, well, then
Speaker 4: you know, we all know what happened with Project paper Clip.
Speaker 4: We all know then MK Ultra kind of came after
Speaker 4: that and they figured out how to control masses of
Speaker 4: people all at the same time. So sure, you can't
Speaker 4: really blame Rockefeller and Carnegie for being monopolistic men, and
Speaker 4: they were super rich and all of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: But the level of propaganda and brainwashing that has ensued
Speaker 4: since then in this Western medicine complex is astounding, and
Speaker 4: I would say probably the most successful brainwashing in history
Speaker 4: outside of any of the whole tell a Vision, the
Speaker 4: you know the TV shows with Donna Reed, where women
Speaker 4: should be in the kitchen and this is how the
Speaker 4: family should look, you know, and then you just kind
Speaker 4: of followed that whole experiment because that was an experiment.
Speaker 4: And look, it's dumbed the entire population down. There's not
Speaker 4: many people who can think for themselves. Thankfully, people are
Speaker 4: waking back up, but the level of brainwashing for Western
Speaker 4: medicine has not been cracked, and I feel like maybe
Speaker 4: some people are just beginning to wake up from it.
Speaker 4: But just like you're sharing right now, Janet, and clearly
Speaker 4: I'm getting passionate about this because it really traps my
Speaker 4: hide that people are not thinking for themselves when it
Speaker 4: comes to their health and the logic of the human body.
Speaker 4: It's not that difficult. They hated something so complex, like, oh,
Speaker 4: we got to get to the chemical level and do
Speaker 4: chemical blood tests and blah blah blah. Well I don't
Speaker 4: do any of that, and I have helped one.
Speaker 3: Hundreds, way more I was gonna say, way more people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I don't. I have a better accuracy rate, right.
Speaker 4: So I just actually booked another client today, a mom
Speaker 4: with a fourteen year old kid that seems to be
Speaker 4: my sweet spot is fourteen year old. They you know,
Speaker 4: we've been through the system. They're misdiagnosing, they can't figure
Speaker 4: out what's going on. They bring them to me, done
Speaker 4: in like a week. I'm not and I'm not even bragging.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like, this isn't a complex thing. But
Speaker 4: they are being led as stray and the Western medicine
Speaker 4: meds now they are. I've always said this. They it's
Speaker 4: like they're shooting darts with a blindfold on. They're taking guesses,
Speaker 4: they're practicing, they're not they're not healing They're not healers
Speaker 4: are They are working out of their memory from a
Speaker 4: textbook and their classes. They're brainwashing. That took seven years.
Speaker 4: By the way, we should do a podcast on that, because, like,
Speaker 4: is that the length of time that it takes for
Speaker 4: a person to be completely bought into a system that
Speaker 4: feeds itself that you know, they genuinely think is saving
Speaker 4: the world. And look, I get that there are some
Speaker 4: some instances where maybe some drugs or Western medicine has
Speaker 4: kind of helped, but I would tell you that perhaps
Speaker 4: the alternate side effects just weren't strong enough to take hold.
Speaker 4: I don't, in fact believe that it is this miraculous
Speaker 4: like created by God thing, you know in some cases
Speaker 4: I suppose for insulin and in purpose like that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: thank goodness, we've got science that has helped people with
Speaker 4: type one et cetera. But then they make it so
Speaker 4: freaking expensive that even the type one diabetes sufferers can't
Speaker 4: even get their medicine to survive. It's a crime. I
Speaker 4: heard this recent podcast and I can't remember the name
Speaker 4: of the guru, but he was from India. He was
Speaker 4: funnier than a rubber crutch. This man was awesome and
Speaker 4: He was saying that the entire economy of the what
Speaker 4: is it, four point nine billion people in India is
Speaker 4: how much money Americans spend on healthcare alone for only
Speaker 4: three hundred and twenty five million people. And he said
Speaker 4: that is a crime. That is a crime. He said,
Speaker 4: that is the entire cost of the economy for multiple
Speaker 4: billions of people. And I happen to agree with him.
Speaker 4: The level of brainwashing of oh, ask your doctor, let
Speaker 4: your doctor tell you, Well, your doctor is also a
Speaker 4: human like the rest of us. I went through easily
Speaker 4: five plus years of school myself to get my naturopathic doctorate,
Speaker 4: and I have been continuing on in that to further
Speaker 4: that in the quantum field, et cetera. So I've had
Speaker 4: more education than most.
Speaker 3: Of those doctors.
Speaker 4: I did not go to a cadaver lab lab. And
Speaker 4: let me tell you why, because I don't heal the dead.
Speaker 4: I am looking at people and how they serve, how
Speaker 4: I can help them heal and move forward alive and
Speaker 4: help their body as an organism do what it was
Speaker 4: created to do. I'm looking forward, not past while while
Speaker 4: they're dissecting bodies and looking at what happened, you know,
Speaker 4: and what can we learn about it. I'm already five
Speaker 4: steps ahead with frequency. Well, and let me let me
Speaker 4: interject at all.
Speaker 3: Let me interject something in this, because I think this
Speaker 3: is irrelevant and important. So talking about the kurdaver lab,
Speaker 3: I used to work in a morgue. I was a
Speaker 3: autopsy assistant, and our thing was of course cutting the
Speaker 3: body open, taking the organs out, weighing them, cutting crass sections,
Speaker 3: looking for disease. Waha, stuff like that. But this is
Speaker 3: where like cadaver labs, they modeled like everybody's heart should
Speaker 3: weigh this, everybody's brain should weigh this. We as individuals
Speaker 3: are very unique people and not everybody has the same makeup.
Speaker 3: So is everybody's heart exactly you know this many ounces
Speaker 3: or whatever? Or is a human brain actually this many?
Speaker 3: Can there be variation from person to person? And is
Speaker 3: it normal? Yes, it is, But they're not ever going
Speaker 3: to tell you that. They're going to be Oh my god,
Speaker 3: your heart is enlarged because it is a a melimeter
Speaker 3: bigger than what this person over here's heart is. So
Speaker 3: you have heart disease and we better treat each your life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, I actually I cannot remember the number.
Speaker 4: Give me grace on that one. But I do recall
Speaker 4: that they do know what the heart weighs or what
Speaker 4: organs weigh with the spirit intact, and that's what we
Speaker 4: are not accommodating for because in the quantum field, I'm
Speaker 4: learning just exactly how you know, we We think that
Speaker 4: we are a solid mass of atoms, but we are
Speaker 4: actually not. If you zoomed in with a microscope, you
Speaker 4: would see that we are mostly space. So what's causing
Speaker 4: the pressure that makes me not be able to stick
Speaker 4: my fingers through my hand. It's my energy. It is
Speaker 4: literally the energy that it takes for the spirit to
Speaker 4: take hold and be inside of a body. It's the
Speaker 4: light mass weighs something, even if it's very very atomic
Speaker 4: in number and you can't comprehend it with the human brain,
Speaker 4: it does actually weigh something. It changes the weight of
Speaker 4: the organ. So when you're looking at a cadaver and
Speaker 4: you're weighing dead dead and decaying flesh, right, and even
Speaker 4: if you've got the formaldehyde in it to preserve it,
Speaker 4: you're still putting something in that which also affects the
Speaker 4: weight of it. But it's like it's been how long
Speaker 4: would it be before you guys cut them open. Was
Speaker 4: it days a week?
Speaker 3: I mean, it would depend on how busy the mark was.
Speaker 4: So the tissue is releasing gases and a lot of
Speaker 4: other elements to it. You're not getting an accurate account.
Speaker 4: So to base science off of the dead, right, I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Just makes no sense. It makes because you die, and
Speaker 3: as soon as you have brain death and cardiac death,
Speaker 3: your organs will start to decay. Your your tissues starts
Speaker 3: to break down, and so, okay, great, they put you
Speaker 3: in a freezer. Before you know, the autopsy can be performed.
Speaker 3: But that's to slow it. It doesn't completely stop anything.
Speaker 3: And so your organs continue to decay and degenerate before
Speaker 3: we ever even open them up.
Speaker 4: Yep. And to just to quote, what if they were.
Speaker 3: If it was a burn victim, Oh, that changes for organs.
Speaker 4: Changes everything. Yeah, And just to quote a Jesus statement
Speaker 4: from from scripture, let the leave the dead to the dead.
Speaker 4: He even said, just leave it alone, let the dead
Speaker 4: bury the dead. You have matters to focus on going
Speaker 4: forward with the living. And like that same guru guy
Speaker 4: got he was just so good. I'll have to send
Speaker 4: you the name of the show. It was so good.
Speaker 4: He was so funny, but he said, I don't go
Speaker 4: to funerals. I spend time with the person in the
Speaker 4: death process, because that is the most important part of
Speaker 4: the end of a person's life, is how they're transitioning.
Speaker 4: And he said it is a very efficient process. And
Speaker 4: you know, everybody's chuckling in the audience, and he's like,
Speaker 4: well it is. I mean, that's it's the only guarantee
Speaker 4: you know, once that process starts, it's gonna end the
Speaker 4: way that you know it's gonna end in death, and
Speaker 4: everyone's a customer, and it was. It was just so good.
Speaker 4: But I loved that because I've often heard that funerals
Speaker 4: are for the living. It's for the living to try
Speaker 4: to draw the loss of the person in their life.
Speaker 4: And I completely have empathy and sympathy and all of
Speaker 4: that for people who lost. I mean, I spoke at
Speaker 4: a very good friend's funeral a couple februaries ago. Died
Speaker 4: way too young, like heartbreakingly young, and she was probably
Speaker 4: one of my favorite human beings on this planet. And
Speaker 4: I thought that was the hardest thing I had to
Speaker 4: do until I had to throw some dirt on that casket.
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you, like what this guy said, And
Speaker 4: I was with my grandma when she was passing, and
Speaker 4: I would tell you her death wasn't efficient, But I
Speaker 4: don't know, Maybe I need to clarify that she thought
Speaker 4: it like she was it. Yeah, it was so awful
Speaker 4: to watch, and I thought, oh, I don't want the
Speaker 4: process to be that difficult. I want it to be
Speaker 4: as easy as it was for Jesus to just let
Speaker 4: his spirit out and go, you know. And that is,
Speaker 4: honestly how easy it should be for us to pass,
Speaker 4: because death is not the end. It's just the shedding
Speaker 4: of the earth suit. And then now I'm to the
Speaker 4: next journey. You know. We make this big production out
Speaker 4: of it that doesn't need to be.
Speaker 3: But you know, like think about the amount of people
Speaker 3: that have loved ones in the hospital and they will
Speaker 3: literally hang on and hang on and hang on because
Speaker 3: they are waiting for that one person and that they
Speaker 3: need to see, and a lot of times they need
Speaker 3: to be told it's okay to let go.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna say, to be given the permission, it's okay,
Speaker 4: we're here, we love you, you know, right go ahead,
Speaker 4: We're gonna be fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because our need for like that gratification and that
Speaker 3: control and our ego, and we need you to stay
Speaker 3: because it makes us feel a certain way. You're not
Speaker 3: taking into account how much pain or suffering or any
Speaker 3: kind of emotion that that person who is dying is
Speaker 3: literally feeling. We're so concerned with thinking about ourselves at
Speaker 3: that time, yep, that we don't often give those things
Speaker 3: a second chance.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, and so basing in western now, I will say,
Speaker 4: cadaver stuff, it's taught us a lot. But so did
Speaker 4: Da Vinci. I mean, Da Vinci was not only a
Speaker 4: writer and an artist, but he also was a physician
Speaker 4: and he dissected bodies and you know, did all of
Speaker 4: the drawings. So like we did, we have learned a
Speaker 4: lot about what's inside the human body, but so did
Speaker 4: the Egyptians. This isn't a new science, right either. Electricity.
Speaker 4: I mean, come on, like they're starting to realize that
Speaker 4: they never used fire for torches inside those pyramids. It
Speaker 4: was electricity. There's no soot anywhere inside, there no soot residue.
Speaker 4: So most of what we're experiencing now this isn't a
Speaker 4: new science. There is nothing new under the sun, right.
Speaker 4: It's re emerging, is what it is, and so I
Speaker 4: have kind of come to a place where I want
Speaker 4: to focus and spend my time on the living and life.
Speaker 4: And life is even after we shed the earth suit
Speaker 4: and moved to the next level. But that's quantum field,
Speaker 4: that's after life stuff. But you're still a light body
Speaker 4: forever because energy never dies. You might shed this earth
Speaker 4: suit because you either didn't take care of it or
Speaker 4: it's just your or you know, whatever the case may be.
Speaker 4: But that's where I choose to focus. Just like the
Speaker 4: guy said, I don't go to funerals because they're not
Speaker 4: They're fine, They're great where they are, Like, you should
Speaker 4: not be going because all you're doing is replaying the
Speaker 4: sadness in the grief. And again, if that's the closure
Speaker 4: that people need, you know, fair whatever. But I really
Speaker 4: kind of liked that he focused on the last moments
Speaker 4: and how that making sure that a person dies well,
Speaker 4: and people were asking him like, what does that look
Speaker 4: like when a person dies well? And you know, I
Speaker 4: just I started to really kind of contemplate. Okay, then
Speaker 4: I feel like the way that I'm thinking about my
Speaker 4: practice and how I look at health is not actually wrong,
Speaker 4: Like focusing on the living, I don't get a historical intake.
Speaker 4: I take a scan of a person that I can
Speaker 4: see right now what is happening inside that body, because
Speaker 4: I don't care about what happened to your grandpa. Your
Speaker 4: Grandpa's probably not here anymore. Right, And even so, we
Speaker 4: already know that genetics don't determine whether we're going to
Speaker 4: get something or not anymore. We used to think that,
Speaker 4: but then our fear brain perpetuated that into happening. Right,
Speaker 4: So now I don't get that. And I talked to
Speaker 4: that mom today of the fourteen year old and made
Speaker 4: an appointment and everything, because again they can't get any answers,
Speaker 4: and they're like, we're ready, we're out of our there,
Speaker 4: we're at our wits end. They're like, we need some
Speaker 4: new ideas and some alternative choices. And I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: you're coming to the right place. And I said, just
Speaker 4: so you know, I do not think inside of the box, right.
Speaker 4: Want to be inside the casket. I want to be
Speaker 4: outside and with the living well.
Speaker 3: And that's that's actually brilliant, because like when you're talking
Speaker 3: about somebody you know and the and their last moments
Speaker 3: of life, like what can you do for them to
Speaker 3: help them, you know, pass and heal. And it's not
Speaker 3: they don't need to absorb whatever emotions were failing, right,
Speaker 3: They need calm, They need peaceful whether it's like peaceful
Speaker 3: music or like ocean wave sounds or whatever, because they
Speaker 3: need to get into that, you know, ability to have
Speaker 3: their mind be at peace.
Speaker 4: Piece is key, right, because if they were resistant for
Speaker 4: whatever reason, like they don't want to leave, they don't
Speaker 4: want to leave their family, loved ones, the loved ones
Speaker 4: are having a problem letting go of them. That's allating
Speaker 4: resistance and energy. And when you have results negative work, Yeah,
Speaker 4: everything's all clinched, you know, it's like clenching and puckering
Speaker 4: every orifice and your poor spirit is not going to
Speaker 4: be able to go. And then you compound that with
Speaker 4: feelings of guilt or shame or sadness or grief or whatever,
Speaker 4: and that can actually hinder a spirit from passing. So
Speaker 4: I do. I do love that, and I think that
Speaker 4: maybe that's you know, and not everybody, not everybody wants
Speaker 4: to pass away with the family with them. And he
Speaker 4: also explained which I found very interesting. He said that's Americans.
Speaker 4: Americans like to be surrounded by loved ones. And with
Speaker 4: everybody when they go. He said in Indiat, we want
Speaker 4: to go alone and be by ourselves, And I thought, whoa.
Speaker 3: Right, because that's that's their journey to walk, and it's there,
Speaker 3: you know, right exactly, and it's it's their path to walk.
Speaker 3: And here we're concerned about like are are they going
Speaker 3: to pass and the way that we want them to pass?
Speaker 3: Are they gonna you know, are they going to go
Speaker 3: to heaven? Are they going to go to hell? Like
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, do you remember all the things that
Speaker 3: uncle uncle Tito did when he was blah blah blah
Speaker 3: growing up and all these things. And it's like people
Speaker 3: here grieve like the death prophet process so much. But
Speaker 3: like it said, it's for our own ego, which is
Speaker 3: no good. You shouldn't be focused on your ego at
Speaker 3: all in times of it's not about lots and death.
Speaker 3: It's it's literally about you know what it always should
Speaker 3: be about focusing on God, y know, and and taking
Speaker 3: your ego out of literally the equation, yeah, because it's.
Speaker 4: Not about you if you're the family member, it's about them.
Speaker 4: And too often there's so much energy focused on like
Speaker 4: what am I going to do when they leave. What
Speaker 4: am I going to do tomorrow when they're not here?
Speaker 4: What am I?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: And the thoughts are framed around that person rather than
Speaker 4: like they've led a good life. I'm proud of them.
Speaker 4: They did right, they ran their race and you know,
Speaker 4: like focusing on that person. Yeah, I really I really
Speaker 4: liked that. And even the fact that in the Indian
Speaker 4: culture they pass away alone. I mean a lot of
Speaker 4: animals actually do that too, right, Absolutely, you came in
Speaker 4: alone for the most part. I mean even twins are
Speaker 4: born by themselves like individually, right, And it really is
Speaker 4: about you and source creator, like it's about you and
Speaker 4: the end of your life. And I guess you know,
Speaker 4: I have thought often about like would I want to
Speaker 4: be surrounded by loved ones and family or you know,
Speaker 4: and some people don't get that choice, right, Some people
Speaker 4: will just sit in a chair and I you know,
Speaker 4: and honestly, I hope it's that easy and quick for
Speaker 4: me and you know, but that but that's the thing.
Speaker 4: It's like, that's when you know it's their time. There
Speaker 4: was no resistance, they were ready. It happened, and sure
Speaker 4: it might be a shock to the loved ones. And
Speaker 4: whoever ends up finding that person. I mean, that's got
Speaker 4: to be prepol too. But but I think how much
Speaker 4: of that is horrible because that's the culture that we've
Speaker 4: made it right, trauma that we've put on it, like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, we're never going to survive.
Speaker 3: And well and think about all customers think about this too,
Speaker 3: so like our need for making it about us right,
Speaker 3: and we have to have all these people there and
Speaker 3: all these people standing around the bed. If it's like
Speaker 3: my family, they do not all get along. Do I
Speaker 3: want all of those people around me, hell to.
Speaker 4: The know, because even if they're not speaking it, they're
Speaker 4: broadcasting that negativity towards one another.
Speaker 3: In fighting, nasty words, behavior or whatever, which is gonna
Speaker 3: hinder my ability for a peaceful passage when they're all
Speaker 3: like at each other. Yep, I think I should make
Speaker 3: the decisions. No, I should make the decisions. You shouldn't
Speaker 3: have any say who needs that?
Speaker 4: And that's that's why I think it's so sad that
Speaker 4: people have to put that in their will or they
Speaker 4: have to care like this person should have the conch.
Speaker 4: It's like freaking Lord of the Flies, I've got the conch. Piggy,
Speaker 4: shut up, parasmar. It's just like freaking Lord of the Flies,
Speaker 4: and people don't even they don't even notice how they're behaving.
Speaker 4: Before my grandmother passed away, all of the siblings and
Speaker 4: some of the grandkids were already fighting over her belongings,
Speaker 4: same saying, I was so just disappointed. I was like,
Speaker 4: this family is not mine, like they were happy part
Speaker 4: of this.
Speaker 3: When my grandmother passed away, I was actually with her
Speaker 3: when that happened. And before the morgue ever got there
Speaker 3: to pick up her body, all the relatives zoomed in
Speaker 3: like vultures and they were literally taking things out of
Speaker 3: her house while her dead body was still in the
Speaker 3: house on the ground.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jesus, let the body grow cold for f sake.
Speaker 3: Taken. They took her glasses off of her face, they
Speaker 3: took her wedding ring. They literally they were trying to
Speaker 3: grab all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 4: Jesus, that's like a plague, that's.
Speaker 3: Like And then they couldn't understand why I had strong
Speaker 3: feelings about what kind of people they are.
Speaker 4: And then you probably got labeled as extra.
Speaker 3: You're damn right on. Extra. Got a lot more for
Speaker 3: you baby in the backpack. But that's why I'm glad
Speaker 3: that we prefaced this conversation with that information because negativity
Speaker 3: and energy and all of those things are going to
Speaker 3: play into the topic that we are going to talk
Speaker 3: about today. So not only has the heart model been
Speaker 3: the heart model, like I said, since sixteen twenty eight,
Speaker 3: and then it wasn't until like the eighteenth and nineteenth
Speaker 3: centuries that they actually made like the model models that
Speaker 3: you could three D models take apart in whatever for
Speaker 3: medical school and all of that stuff. And there we
Speaker 3: know that the heart has an amazing electrical current that
Speaker 3: runs through it. That is what keeps you know, the
Speaker 3: current running through the heart. So if something is wrong
Speaker 3: with the essay note or the other current systems in there,
Speaker 3: there's going to be a conductivity problem. But that is
Speaker 3: also what connects it to the brain, which is fantastic. Now,
Speaker 3: I will say, after all these decades, right centuries now
Speaker 3: where they're like, oh, let's just cut the heart up.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it looks it's the same. The testing hasn't evolved.
Speaker 3: Everything is the same, same, same. And so it wasn't
Speaker 3: until another guy came along and he was like, you
Speaker 3: know what, he's like, this model of the heart is
Speaker 3: faulty because the heart is not a pump. It doesn't
Speaker 3: run on a piston system like a car like they
Speaker 3: thought said sixteen twenty eight, it is not so doctor
Speaker 3: Francisco torrent I don't know wasppp. I'm not a lanished cardiologist.
Speaker 3: And he's like, you know what, this is a helical,
Speaker 3: helical band of muscle. And so he actually took the
Speaker 3: heart and unwound it, and it literally looks just like that,
Speaker 3: like if you bought a flank steak like a.
Speaker 4: Towel, like you're ringing out a towel and unreading, or
Speaker 4: or like bringing it.
Speaker 3: Like a flank steak at the grocery store, right and
Speaker 3: you unfold it and pull it out. That is exactly
Speaker 3: what the heart looks like. So proving that all the
Speaker 3: stuff that we've known about for all this time was
Speaker 3: kakaming me who who you know? And once again we've
Speaker 3: been snowed and lied to because oh my gosh, we
Speaker 3: can put you on all of these wonderful drugs, we
Speaker 3: can do all these wonderful surgeries and whatever because we
Speaker 3: can sell you more stuff, instead of recognizing that this
Speaker 3: new model is amazing, and like you said, with a
Speaker 3: twisting like a towel, you know, it's it's absorbing everything,
Speaker 3: absorbing all the blood, right, and then when it's pushing
Speaker 3: the blood out, it's ringing.
Speaker 4: It out, and so it create it creates a spiral
Speaker 4: vortex motion in the blood which enhances efficiency. Actually, so
Speaker 4: the heart actually acts more like a vortex generator. H
Speaker 4: who what does what does a generator do? It creates
Speaker 4: electrical right, And what's interesting is my dad has had
Speaker 4: a pacemaker for quite a few years now, and it
Speaker 4: wasn't a plumbing issue like most people when they have
Speaker 4: to have stints and they have to have bypasses and everything.
Speaker 4: His was an electrical issue. The top part of his
Speaker 4: heart wasn't communicating with the bottom is what they said,
Speaker 4: according to that old model. But so his was an
Speaker 4: electrical issue, and the heart kind of got off in
Speaker 4: terms of its love dub, love dub, you know, it
Speaker 4: got off a little bit. So now his pacemaker helps
Speaker 4: keep that HRV, that heart rate variability steady and level.
Speaker 4: So now I joke that my dad's just never going
Speaker 4: to die because his heart will run forever.
Speaker 3: Is the permanent energizer, bunny.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes it's bad. But the left ventricle when this
Speaker 4: when the spiral vortex motion in the blood is happening.
Speaker 4: The left ventricle forms that spiral cone and during the
Speaker 4: contraction of the heart, the heart twists. It's creating a
Speaker 4: centrifugal force that naturally propels the blood. So it is
Speaker 4: it is working very differently than a pump, and that's
Speaker 4: what we all, you know, we call it the sodium
Speaker 4: potassium pump. And your heart contracting has a lot to
Speaker 4: do with what this medical model is talking about. But
Speaker 4: there's so much more to this vortex model, not even
Speaker 4: physically speaking. But I have a couple of points on
Speaker 4: energetic energetic level and how that affects the entire body
Speaker 4: and even the biofield around the body. And it proves
Speaker 4: and is proving that the biofield the area that I am,
Speaker 4: you know, getting my PhD. And that is something we
Speaker 4: need to pay attention to because it is affecting the
Speaker 4: physical body and it does any frequencies and energies and
Speaker 4: stuff that we are allowing into our our biofield or
Speaker 4: our energies is affecting that because it is a vortex
Speaker 4: and it is a pump.
Speaker 3: Let me just say so, with this biofield that we have,
Speaker 3: research shows it's anywhere from three foot to twelve foot
Speaker 3: that we radiate out. So think, think back to a
Speaker 3: certain time here recently exactly where you were not allowed
Speaker 3: to be near someone else. And why is that? Because
Speaker 3: when to are more gathered, you know, just like.
Speaker 4: God said, there's strengthened numbers.
Speaker 3: There are strengthened numbers healing takes place. Why do you
Speaker 3: think that there were always people around when there was
Speaker 3: healing taking place in the Bible?
Speaker 4: And isolation is the work of the enemy or senergy
Speaker 4: or whatever you want to call it, because we are
Speaker 4: meant to be in relationship with one another.
Speaker 3: I don't care what.
Speaker 4: I don't care if you're an introvert and you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: but I love my alone time. Even introverts like being
Speaker 4: around people occasionally, even if it's one on one type
Speaker 4: of right, we still need to be in relationship with
Speaker 4: one another. We were made for that. We were absolutely
Speaker 4: made for that. So isolation is never good, never, never, never.
Speaker 4: So if somebody is isolating in your life, I don't
Speaker 4: care what you have to do, like bombard yourself, get
Speaker 4: into their space, get cross your biofield with good vibes
Speaker 4: and good energy to uplift them. Because if they are
Speaker 4: left alone for too long and that's the direction they're
Speaker 4: being pulled, then we've seen we've seen what's happening, and
Speaker 4: that even is getting worse and worse and worse. And
Speaker 4: I think that that period of time you're referring to, yep,
Speaker 4: it amplified that that alone on that diulcation, and now
Speaker 4: we've seen suicide rates shoot straight up, and especially in
Speaker 4: what demographic children give me a break, kids are full
Speaker 4: of joy. There's no way that this is normal. There's
Speaker 4: no way this is normal. We are not doing what
Speaker 4: we should be and this is one of the first
Speaker 4: steps that we have to make ourselves aware of so
Speaker 4: we understand how the body truly works and it's not
Speaker 4: just a simple, like chemical thing. I was listening to
Speaker 4: another guy. Oh my gosh, Oh, he pissed me off
Speaker 4: so bad. He said, oh, yeah, you know that manifestation crowd,
Speaker 4: that crowd that thinks that they can just think something
Speaker 4: or heal themselves with their mind. He goes, yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't think that's real. And he's like this meditation guru,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, I can't believe I just heard this
Speaker 4: man say it like that just shows how ignorant he is,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, have you ever heard of Jodas Beenza,
Speaker 4: you know? And I was going to leave a comment
Speaker 4: on that podcast, like I shut this off. I couldn't
Speaker 4: say that, because I mean, there is so much more
Speaker 4: to the human being than and we're not even human beings, right,
Speaker 4: like we're having a human experience, but our spirits are ancient.
Speaker 4: And I think that was a very ignorant statement that
Speaker 4: that man made, especially when doctor Joe Despenza has been
Speaker 4: proving scientifically that you can, in fact, spontaneously heal your
Speaker 4: body with your mind, thank you very much, and he
Speaker 4: can explain that scientifically so well. Everybody that doesn't believe that,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm going to set up a table like Shapiro
Speaker 4: and say fight me, because I'm telling you that that
Speaker 4: is an ignorant statement to.
Speaker 3: Make well and not to mention coming from a guy
Speaker 3: that literally makes his living off of meditation and stuff
Speaker 3: exactly right.
Speaker 4: And then he's like, yeah, I'm writing my second book,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, Jesus, just throw that straight on the
Speaker 4: bonfire pile, because like I would never pay money to
Speaker 4: And then he's like, yeah, and I'm going to start communities.
Speaker 4: I really love I'm an extroverted extrovert, and I really
Speaker 4: love communities and I love getting my community together, and
Speaker 4: I'm I'm able to coach people.
Speaker 3: And me me me, me, me, me, me me.
Speaker 4: Me me yeah, yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. And I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, And the host of the podcast is
Speaker 4: always very gracious, and he's very spirit led and driven,
Speaker 4: and I think it reflected some stuff about me that
Speaker 4: I need to get healed, because I was like ready
Speaker 4: to just tourist this guy and stick up over up
Speaker 4: his ass. I'm like, dude, I can't even believe that
Speaker 4: you're saying that. But you know, he also was. He
Speaker 4: also was acknowledging the fact that he wasn't enlightened and
Speaker 4: he was just this average spy that was on his
Speaker 4: own journey. And I'm like, then, why are you bothering
Speaker 4: to try to coach people like? He didn't seem confident
Speaker 4: at all. It was very egocentric. I would have to
Speaker 4: and I didn't finish listening to it. I couldn't. I
Speaker 4: was like, this is this is just so off the
Speaker 4: beaten path that like, I feel like this guy is
Speaker 4: woe is me? The podcast long and it's like I
Speaker 4: just can't listen to it any longer.
Speaker 3: Well, and you know what, I think a lot of
Speaker 3: people when they hear something like we're going to talk
Speaker 3: about today that they've never heard of before, they automatically
Speaker 3: subconsciously dismiss it as woo wo. Yeah, because it's not
Speaker 3: something that has been ingrained and indoctrinated into them like
Speaker 3: we have been through the medical industry, you know, just
Speaker 3: like people think propaganda. People think that herbs or central
Speaker 3: oils or you know, salt or whatever, like all everything
Speaker 3: is woo wu except for Western medicine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh my god. Yes. And that that right there
Speaker 4: illustrates the point I made at the front of this show,
Speaker 4: because it's the biggest criminal propaganda display that is. It's
Speaker 4: still going on. And what's funny to me is even
Speaker 4: some of the most woo woo people that I follow
Speaker 4: and listen to, they still they're leaving this room for
Speaker 4: Western medicine. And honestly, I'm gonna tell you it's probably
Speaker 4: because they don't want to lose listeners and they don't
Speaker 4: want to lose people that are still so like captivated
Speaker 4: by it. Now. I'm not saying that that hasn't helped
Speaker 4: people in the past, but the numbers are not supporting
Speaker 4: it too well. And it doesn't have to be an
Speaker 4: all or nothing. So I'm not saying like, down with
Speaker 4: western medicine and nothing else. You know. However, I'm saying,
Speaker 4: let's apply some logic. Let's look at what their primary
Speaker 4: care is a farce. You don't need a primary care
Speaker 4: doc to manage your fucking blood glucose levels. Eat, better
Speaker 4: take your own blood sugar tests. I got a little
Speaker 4: thing for twenty dollars at Walgreens. You can check your
Speaker 4: own blood sugars and you can figure it out yourself.
Speaker 4: You can take control of it. But people want to
Speaker 4: play victim and they call it my insert diagnosis.
Speaker 3: And huh, my label said.
Speaker 4: That I can't, that I have to have this, And
Speaker 4: I'm like, are you a toddler? Right? At what point
Speaker 4: did you give over control? I mean, now, I've always
Speaker 4: been a kid, and you can ask my parents. I
Speaker 4: didn't really listen so good, and I was always like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I already know that, I already know what to do.
Speaker 4: I already know what I'm gonna do. You don't need
Speaker 4: to parent me, And they're like, who are you? And
Speaker 4: I just never needed it because my brain just always knew.
Speaker 3: What to do right right.
Speaker 4: I feel like that was just what I was born with,
Speaker 4: because that was the biggest frustration my parents had with me.
Speaker 4: I did not drink, I did not do drugs. I
Speaker 4: was mouthy because I was like, no, I don't need
Speaker 4: your help, and they're like, Butcher fourteen and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I know. And if I could live on my own,
Speaker 4: I would, you know. But I kind of lack the
Speaker 4: age and the legal part of that. And we all
Speaker 4: joke about it now. Even in my birth story, they
Speaker 4: kept trying to flip me around to have me born whatever.
Speaker 4: What is it, you know, this like face up or
Speaker 4: face down? What's the proper way that a baby comes
Speaker 4: out is face up? And I kept flipping down, so
Speaker 4: the doctor would reach in and flip me back around,
Speaker 4: and I would turn myself back around, like no, I'm
Speaker 4: coming out this way, and he did it like three
Speaker 4: different times, and I flipped back over every single time.
Speaker 4: And my mom still to this day, was like, you
Speaker 4: always did everything the way you wanted to do it,
Speaker 4: you know, And I'm like huh, And I said, Mom,
Speaker 4: don't you think that that's interesting? How I even knew
Speaker 4: at birth what to do? And I'm still doing what
Speaker 4: I gotta do. I'm still I want to do.
Speaker 3: But that's the thing, though, is is like you mentioned
Speaker 3: people being able to think critically, and you're given information
Speaker 3: and then you need to assess it for yourself and
Speaker 3: be like, does this make any sense? Yes, what you're
Speaker 3: hearing doesn't make any sense. Did it make any sense
Speaker 3: during that famous history uh period in time where we
Speaker 3: put up plexiglass in between booths at a restaurant, right, Oh,
Speaker 3: and when you had.
Speaker 4: To get it sitting but not stand or standing exactly.
Speaker 3: You had to wear a mask in the door to
Speaker 3: be seated, but then once you sat down you could
Speaker 3: take your mask off because if it was truly airborne,
Speaker 3: it would literally still be in the air above the
Speaker 3: plexiglass coming down on you while you're sitting there. Yes,
Speaker 3: so none of that or the or the at Walmart
Speaker 3: where they put up the plexiglass, but literally every single
Speaker 3: person has to touch that keypad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we didn't like wash that in between uses, right,
Speaker 4: You didn't wash door knobs every time somebody, and we
Speaker 4: didn't install electronic doors. You know why. Those things are
Speaker 4: stupid expensive, So you're gonna only see those on big
Speaker 4: box retailers like Walmart and stuff that, or if if
Speaker 4: they move into an existing space that already has that
Speaker 4: because most most companies actually can't afford the electronic doors.
Speaker 4: They're stupid expensive. And I know that because when I
Speaker 4: was in healthcare, the Western medicine kind, we couldn't install
Speaker 4: electronic doors in our clinics because of that reason, right,
Speaker 4: And you know, we were looking for like people in
Speaker 4: wheelchairs to you know, not have to install the buttons,
Speaker 4: which were not quite as expensive. It's just all backwards,
Speaker 4: but they are. Those doors were so expensive, but yet
Speaker 4: every faucet got switched over to hands free, every paper
Speaker 4: towel dispenser, soap dispenser, it's all automatic. Now. It's kind
Speaker 4: of funny to go into different airports and different places
Speaker 4: that are very very public and see what is still
Speaker 4: manual after after COVID.
Speaker 3: I mean so I always after the conjum, did.
Speaker 4: You put the sensor thing over my mouth on that
Speaker 4: part when you go back? Leap that right out? But yeah,
Speaker 4: it's it's interesting how they determined the flight patterns of
Speaker 4: germs in that just can we please apply some logic
Speaker 4: to this? And there I saw people get out of
Speaker 4: their car here the other day. Now, all right, I'm
Speaker 4: in Montana. People. We have a million total people in
Speaker 4: the entire state, and geographically speaking, I can start from
Speaker 4: where I live and not exit Montana for over eight
Speaker 4: hours going due north. It is a large land mass.
Speaker 4: I do believe we are the third largest state in
Speaker 4: the UH lower fifty or the contiguous Right. So all
Speaker 4: that said, I saw three people get out of a
Speaker 4: car the other day and all three of them had
Speaker 4: masks on, and I was like, are we really still
Speaker 4: doing this? And I so badly wanted to say something
Speaker 4: to them, like you guys, really, like are you please
Speaker 4: tell me one of you has a really horrible diagnosis
Speaker 4: and that you're just super like sensitive to anything you
Speaker 4: might run into in there, because they weren't even wearing
Speaker 4: them over their noses, they were right, were just not
Speaker 4: proper on the tent. There were as I'm like, that's
Speaker 4: a mental health issue. If that's not if that's not
Speaker 4: even you know, like a week in immune system, which
Speaker 4: it couldn't have been, because then they would have been
Speaker 4: an N ninety five or whatever the number was. I
Speaker 4: don't care. Yeah, but I I'm terrain theory. I don't
Speaker 4: believe germs are the cause. So and there's a book
Speaker 4: called The Game of Life and How to Play It,
Speaker 4: which is one of my favorite books. Even my daughter
Speaker 4: reads it probably once a year, like we just go
Speaker 4: back through it, and because there's so many hidden gems
Speaker 4: in there, and she literally says in there, germ is
Speaker 4: in man's own vein imaginings, right, And germs don't exist
Speaker 4: if you don't if they don't exist in your mind.
Speaker 4: So I mean, they don't exist to me, and we
Speaker 4: can play that game. And I saw a gal, another
Speaker 4: gal that I follow. I was watching a video from
Speaker 4: her today and she's like helping this guy with his
Speaker 4: daughter who's been tormented by nightmares and negative, you know,
Speaker 4: demonic stuff, and she said, you know, you can help
Speaker 4: her take authority essentially over this by basically saying that
Speaker 4: no longer exists to me. And I think that's interesting.
Speaker 4: We get to decide that funny, And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 4: because we get to decide whatever we want. And that
Speaker 4: was probably that natural thing in me that was like
Speaker 4: I'll do what I want, thank you, and like whatever
Speaker 4: seems logical in my brain is kind of what I follow.
Speaker 4: And now maybe my gut is not in my gut,
Speaker 4: but it's up here. I'm led by that. I genuinely am,
Speaker 4: and I tend to be led properly to the right place.
Speaker 4: And I don't fall for the Shenanigans, you know. I mean,
Speaker 4: I am the Shenanigator, so I can see right through
Speaker 4: that stuff. And that is true.
Speaker 3: She is, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: Yes, But all that saying, you know, like we've got
Speaker 4: to start applying some logic to this, Like things aren't
Speaker 4: as bad as you think they are, and when you
Speaker 4: think they're that bad, your fear is creating such a
Speaker 4: magnetic force that that is going out and literally creating
Speaker 4: more fear and panic and bad things to be drawn
Speaker 4: into your biofield. So it doesn't to me.
Speaker 3: Well, and not only that, but our need for assigning
Speaker 3: labels to stuff as signing fear I'm afraid of blah
Speaker 3: blah blah, I'm so stressed out. All of these things right,
Speaker 3: really really affect your heart health and how your body
Speaker 3: functions as a whole. Because what happens when you're uber
Speaker 3: stressed out Your blood pressure raises, And why is that?
Speaker 4: In jen I'm going to even take it one step
Speaker 4: back because that thought that fear thought is what starts
Speaker 4: the puts in motion, right literally causing the negative frequency
Speaker 4: that goes out attracts. It's like it brings it back
Speaker 4: to you and now it's causing physical strain on your
Speaker 4: physical body, and your heart is what seems to take
Speaker 4: the stress the most that. In fact, I know a
Speaker 4: woman that is on Facebook that she she's talking about
Speaker 4: a lot of health issues that she's got lately, and
Speaker 4: she said, they're they're saying, and she's definitely in the
Speaker 4: western medicine world, and I so badly want to reach
Speaker 4: out to her. But anyway, she's like, they just can't
Speaker 4: seem to figure out why my body can't handle any
Speaker 4: stress of any kind whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Like I know, I know somebody that's like that that
Speaker 3: can't process stress or it processes it in very odd ways.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, And it's like, okay, let's let's take a
Speaker 4: look at that. And that's that's kind of where I live.
Speaker 4: I'm like, all right, if it doesn't look like a
Speaker 4: fish and smell like a fish, something's up right. And
Speaker 4: so I'm trying to I try to figure out, okay,
Speaker 4: that this is not normal behavior for a heart. So
Speaker 4: and my mom, who also has a pacemaker and is
Speaker 4: a professional worrier. She's got more health issues than my dad,
Speaker 4: and she's straight hot pissed about it, and even one
Speaker 4: day told him, I can't believe you have nothing wrong
Speaker 4: with you and I've got all the issues, you know,
Speaker 4: And he literally was in troubled because he was healthy.
Speaker 4: And yeah, my dad hates doctors, refuses to go. He's
Speaker 4: the worst patient on the planet. And I'm not even exaggerating,
Speaker 4: like he is awful. He's mean and he's terrible and
Speaker 4: he's just not like that normally. But he gets white
Speaker 4: coat syndrome really really bad. But when he's in his
Speaker 4: own environment, he never thinks that way, nothing's ever wrong
Speaker 4: with him. He thinks he can still lift things and
Speaker 4: do things that he used to do when he was
Speaker 4: like thirty. But he's seventy eight, you know. And so
Speaker 4: my mom's my mom's got a pacemaker because of her worrying.
Speaker 4: She stressed her heart out and so wasn't plumbing either,
Speaker 4: but I mean she it was all stressed, like it's
Speaker 4: wearing out.
Speaker 3: And so think about like when we're talking about like
Speaker 3: the heart as a tuoidal field, right, so picture or
Speaker 3: envision for you listeners, like a tornado, right, and that
Speaker 3: is how your heart works. It works on a toroidal
Speaker 3: field because of the motion of the heart in this
Speaker 3: helical model. So imagine taking anything, a bucket, a cow,
Speaker 3: whatever you want and pushing it into that toroidal field.
Speaker 3: Is that going to change the energy of that field? Yes, absolutely,
Speaker 3: same thing with the heart. So you're super stressed out,
Speaker 3: so your body is not regulated on the hormones and stuff.
Speaker 3: So it is literally throwing everything at the kitchen see
Speaker 3: into this toroidal field, trying to slow it down, trying
Speaker 3: to you know, even things out, trying to regulate your body,
Speaker 3: even though it may be doing it in the wrong manner,
Speaker 3: but your body is literally trying to calm down the stress,
Speaker 3: calm down the stuff so that you know, your energy
Speaker 3: field and your heart can actually work properly and the
Speaker 3: way it's supposed to.
Speaker 4: Yes. And so here's another really cool piece to the
Speaker 4: to the actual physical thing that we're talking about. This
Speaker 4: vortex field. The helical heart model talks about how the
Speaker 4: heart muscle fibers actually wrap up into a double helix
Speaker 4: like like your DNA and DNA holds the code, it
Speaker 4: holds everything. And actually, and again give me grace because
Speaker 4: I don't remember it was it was found and I
Speaker 4: don't remember by who. But there is a third strand
Speaker 4: that runs down the center of the double helix for
Speaker 4: a three chord strand. Where else do you hear about that?
Speaker 4: That would be in scripture. A three chord strand does
Speaker 4: not break easily. A two chord strand you can just snap,
Speaker 4: but a three chord strand is very difficult to break.
Speaker 4: And so there is a string of a strand of light.
Speaker 4: It's light that runs down the center of the DNA.
Speaker 4: But your DNA is your code, right, it's your God,
Speaker 4: it's your code for like your genetic makeup and all
Speaker 4: of that. Your heart is modeled after that shape. So
Speaker 4: the fibers contract in that spiral motion, which which protects
Speaker 4: and conserves energy, so it takes less energy to pump
Speaker 4: blood through the body as it would if it was
Speaker 4: truly that mechanical pump, which it's not. And then the
Speaker 4: imaging technologies of like MRI and four D. Now we've
Speaker 4: got four D technology, they have confirmed the vortex shaped
Speaker 4: blood flow in the heart, specifically in the left ventricle.
Speaker 4: Have have you ever heard of the proper way to
Speaker 4: hug a person? It is left side to left side
Speaker 4: where your heart's actually touch because when you are and
Speaker 4: we're built to be in relationship with one another and
Speaker 4: to love your brother as yourself. So when we hug,
Speaker 4: it's opposite of what we normally do. We normally go
Speaker 4: over to the right side and naturally hug each other
Speaker 4: that way. That seems to be the typical way, but
Speaker 4: those people who know will push you the other direction.
Speaker 4: So it's left side to left side. So hearts are
Speaker 4: touching because your heart can literally heal another person's heart
Speaker 4: and sink to the right frequency. And I just think
Speaker 4: that's beautiful. But it's the left ventricle that they have
Speaker 4: tracked to have that that flow, that spiral vortex flow and.
Speaker 3: Now go ahead, So imagine since it runs on the
Speaker 3: same cycle and spends just like our DNA does, it
Speaker 3: would make sense that they would want to do everything
Speaker 3: that they could if they're looking to alter us, change us,
Speaker 3: destroy us, et cetera, et cetera, and break us source
Speaker 3: all of those things. So it would make sense that
Speaker 3: they're introducing things into our bodies that destroy that particular structure,
Speaker 3: and that the way that that structure operates and forms.
Speaker 4: And I love that you're bringing this up because the
Speaker 4: shape of this, it's like it aligns with fluid dynamics, right,
Speaker 4: and so that's right, that's what you see in nature
Speaker 4: like whirlpools and tornadoes, and it's that.
Speaker 3: Spir toilet, your toilet, the same thing.
Speaker 4: Yes, And it shows how the body uses sacred geometry
Speaker 4: for optimal functions. So right here, I don't know if
Speaker 4: anyone's if you're actually watching or just listening, but if
Speaker 4: you're watching, I've got the flower of life pattern. This
Speaker 4: is a sacred geometric shape. And this is it's also
Speaker 4: got some a Tesla copper wire in the back there
Speaker 4: so that when I meditate and I hold it in
Speaker 4: my hand, I have another crystal that I kind of
Speaker 4: aim at myself. So when I am generating the proper energy,
Speaker 4: once I get into the meditative brain state, it's going
Speaker 4: to power through that sacred geometry to actually like create
Speaker 4: stronger energy fields for me to see light patterns and
Speaker 4: different things like that. I'm still practicing this, but that's
Speaker 4: one example, and that's the Flower of life sacred geometry.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of different sacred geometry shapes that
Speaker 4: heal different things. So I have a scanning tool that
Speaker 4: I can use, and it will show what sacred geometry
Speaker 4: the person needs to balance or to optimize their frequency patterns.
Speaker 4: And I can do that from a distance, because you
Speaker 4: can do any energetic heeling through distance. And so I
Speaker 4: just get a sample of the voice. This is a
Speaker 4: different I have two different voice programs, this one it's
Speaker 4: a totally different one. And this one actually will call
Speaker 4: out which geometric shape that your body needs for that
Speaker 4: particular healing. And so again, like with all of the
Speaker 4: patterns and stuff in nature, we're talking about the double
Speaker 4: helix and how the heart it mirrors our DNA pattern
Speaker 4: and shape, and you know, just the vortex and how
Speaker 4: things operate and function in the body like shape matters,
Speaker 4: well matters.
Speaker 3: And I'm just gonna throw this out there. What if
Speaker 3: they've actually known about this a lot longer than what
Speaker 3: the recent stuff shows, right, But if they have known
Speaker 3: this forever, because the vortex symbol is for the conspiracy
Speaker 3: theorist out there that are going to be listening to this,
Speaker 3: it looks like the pedo swirl symbol. There you go, okay, right,
Speaker 3: and so and they've was it I was gonna say,
Speaker 3: was it really ever a pedo symbol or was this
Speaker 3: one of the signs and symbols that they know belong
Speaker 3: to us. It's like the Kashik records for your body,
Speaker 3: all of that stuff. So, being that they practice on
Speaker 3: the occultish or witchcraft kind of side of things, are
Speaker 3: they doing all of the things that they're doing to
Speaker 3: us because they know? Yes, Art and the DNA have
Speaker 3: the exact same.
Speaker 4: Yes, And I'm gonna just I'm going to just answer
Speaker 4: that for everybody, like this isn't a question, that's it. Yes.
Speaker 4: And by the way, my tinfoil had is so sharp
Speaker 4: and pointy. I spear people with it. That's all I
Speaker 4: grow ancorn. But that is so accurate. And the thing
Speaker 4: is is with anything, let's say evil, right, it was
Speaker 4: created by source first. It shows up in nature patterns everywhere.
Speaker 4: But they know. And I'm even gonna say too, because
Speaker 4: I've been throwing out a lot of scripture this time,
Speaker 4: and I'm not a Bible thumper, I promise, but it
Speaker 4: all relates like it really does. Everything is everything. But
Speaker 4: even in the Bible it talks about like how things
Speaker 4: are perverted, like the enemy takes what was God's and
Speaker 4: twists it just enough to where it perverts it. But
Speaker 4: the thing is, if you know the history, and there
Speaker 4: is a book called the Genesis six Conspiracy, two volumes.
Speaker 4: They're huge, they're amazing, like holy buggers, like it is
Speaker 4: this man's opus, like this is such a wonderful book,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you. But it will explain the origins and
Speaker 4: it talks about how all of the secrets of the
Speaker 4: universe were given to Adam. They were given to him,
Speaker 4: and as that was supposed to be passed down in
Speaker 4: truth and with a moral compass, it got perverted with
Speaker 4: the second I'm gonna I hope I don't get this wrong.
Speaker 4: I think it was the second Enoch. There's two anyway,
Speaker 4: there's two biblical names, and we all think it's the
Speaker 4: first one, but it was the second one that was bad.
Speaker 4: And anyway, that's when things got perverted. So they always
Speaker 4: had the sacred knowledge, they always had it, but they
Speaker 4: they pervert it in just such a way that they're
Speaker 4: controlling it. But they know the truth. And the Bible
Speaker 4: also says that that the demons know scripture better than
Speaker 4: we do, better than Christians do. And I don't claim
Speaker 4: myself to be that any longer. But I'm just saying like,
Speaker 4: the darker forces know every scripture and they know truth
Speaker 4: because they know how to entice you with truth and
Speaker 4: then pull the rug out from under you. I actually
Speaker 4: had a pastor do that to us in a church
Speaker 4: and we all left her because that was her tactic
Speaker 4: and we figured it all out. I mean, what a
Speaker 4: wild story though, what a wild story. And so you
Speaker 4: know that's the thing we need to also be on
Speaker 4: our game and no truth. So I don't care if
Speaker 4: you aren't a Christian, you freaking should know scripture. You
Speaker 4: should look up Aaron Abke will blow your mind, like
Speaker 4: he will completely just set you like pick you up,
Speaker 4: spin you around, and set you backwards again. It is
Speaker 4: so good and it is truth and you can feel it,
Speaker 4: and it's like and he was raised a pastor's son
Speaker 4: and he has come out with like kind of a
Speaker 4: I don't even want to say it's a different religion,
Speaker 4: but it's like the truth. It really is the genuine truth.
Speaker 4: Because the Bible when it was redone in the Council
Speaker 4: of Nicea, they put in eighty percent truth and twenty
Speaker 4: percent lies. And that was so that they can control
Speaker 4: you and keep you in that fear mode of Oh,
Speaker 4: if it's God's will, I shall be healed. You dumb ass.
Speaker 4: God never created you sick. Sickness doesn't exist in his presence.
Speaker 4: That doesn't. It's not a thing. So if I hear
Speaker 4: one more person say it's God's will, I'm gonna pull
Speaker 4: my hair out. It's like that was never his will.
Speaker 4: That wasn't even in the plan. And you're not supposed
Speaker 4: to be sick. And if you are, we should talk
Speaker 4: because you are imbalanced. And I don't ever say there's
Speaker 4: something wrong with a person. Wait, you're just imbalanced. Let's
Speaker 4: just get you back to balanced, right. I mean, we
Speaker 4: are so self deprecating. We think, oh, there's something wrong
Speaker 4: with me, and you go to a Western med doc
Speaker 4: and they're going to tell you this is what's wrong
Speaker 4: with you. Well, nothing's wrong with you. You're perfectly and wonderfully created.
Speaker 3: So so that they can give you those labels, they
Speaker 3: can control you, and then you can take those labels
Speaker 3: and keep those labels as a Oh that's your pride.
Speaker 3: Best right is that you have X, Y and Z
Speaker 3: diagnosis Because somebody who's practicing practicing what what which? The
Speaker 3: farmacy system and all that set up us so you're
Speaker 3: gonna take those and you're going to speak those things
Speaker 3: into existence every single time I am a blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: Or I have what doctor says I have blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: And the root to the word pharmacia is witchcraft and
Speaker 4: literally means to control. So I'm gonna say this too,
Speaker 4: and then we can get back because I know I've here.
Speaker 4: But when we pray and you know, and we're we're
Speaker 4: the you know, like people with religious constructs or even
Speaker 4: let's say Christians or anyone that prays, or if you're
Speaker 4: meditating and you're trying to make something happen, like, oh,
Speaker 4: Dear God, I pray for my sister. She is lost,
Speaker 4: she needs to find her way. And it's like, is
Speaker 4: that your assessment or is that God's actual assessment? Because
Speaker 4: maybe she's right where God wants her to be and
Speaker 4: you're trying to say, oh, fix my sister. There's something
Speaker 4: wrong with her according to who and who are you
Speaker 4: to spiritually diagnose another person? So that prayer is witchcrafty.
Speaker 4: So that is why I actually really love meditation, because
Speaker 4: meditation in prayer can be synonymous. But but prayer should
Speaker 4: be more of a meditative state of gratitude first where you're.
Speaker 3: Sitting thank you for everything, yep, yes.
Speaker 4: And then the desires of your heart your vortex right that,
Speaker 4: because this is where we get into that coherence of
Speaker 4: brain and heart coherence. You your heart is an electromagnetic vortex,
Speaker 4: and so it is electro magnetic. It is drawing things
Speaker 4: to it, and you are you will draw to you
Speaker 4: what you are, what you're resonating from your heart chakra.
Speaker 4: I can't even tell you how many heart chakra balancing
Speaker 4: balances that I do with my biocharger, and I have
Speaker 4: probably seen people react differently to that program. And it's
Speaker 4: only the heart chakra and like just a twenty five
Speaker 4: to thirty minute program of sitting in a bi a
Speaker 4: field around the biocharger where they are absorbing that frequency
Speaker 4: that is speaking to their heart bore tex And I'm
Speaker 4: telling you, like the conversations that I have with them
Speaker 4: during this time, the things that happen afterwards, it is
Speaker 4: not a farce. I mean, it is legit opening people's
Speaker 4: heart and making them feel better. Heart Math Institute. They
Speaker 4: are one of the premo places that are that is
Speaker 4: measuring that specific thing. Even with they work very closely
Speaker 4: with doctor Joe Despenza. They and and actually I've got
Speaker 4: because I'm a student, you're getting my PhD. In all
Speaker 4: of this stuff, I have gadgets galore, but this is
Speaker 4: you put one little thing on your ear lobe and
Speaker 4: then you put your thumb on the pad here, and
Speaker 4: it's going to measure heart rate variability. And you look
Speaker 4: at the app and you can honestly take a look
Speaker 4: at what your heart rate is doing. And it's the
Speaker 4: space between the little jigs and jags, right to put
Speaker 4: it in my terminology, not the proper terminology because I
Speaker 4: like making words, but the beeps of boops, the beeps
Speaker 4: of boops, but the space between those. They measure that
Speaker 4: because that tells how calm you are. That tells your
Speaker 4: cortisol level when there's lots of space, because your heart
Speaker 4: is like beating rhythmically but slower and it's it's almost
Speaker 4: like at a natural, like controlled pace, and so then
Speaker 4: you measure that. While you're doing meditation and that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff. Sometimes the most effective prayer you can do
Speaker 4: is sitting and just breathing, not even thinking anything, because
Speaker 4: when you're sitting in that gratitude and you're in that
Speaker 4: brain state. You're you're drawing all good things to you anyway,
Speaker 4: and you know, writing your field put turning it back
Speaker 4: up right, if I'm even making any sense, And that
Speaker 4: tends to have like get in the fields of other
Speaker 4: people and it kind of helps heal them too, if
Speaker 4: that well.
Speaker 3: And it's kind of like when you're talking about like
Speaker 3: the electromagnetic field that we have in our heart vortex.
Speaker 3: That is why grounding is so important. Why is that
Speaker 3: because you're getting that electrical recharge reboot you know from
Speaker 3: the Earth which was created has lots of minerals and
Speaker 3: metals and things like that in it, right, so you're
Speaker 3: getting that boost and that recharge. But what you if
Speaker 3: you're out of whack, out of balance, and you're a
Speaker 3: stressor and you worry about everything, or you speak negative
Speaker 3: out to the universe all the time, whether it's oh
Speaker 3: I don't feel good, I'm this, I'm that, I'm blah
Speaker 3: blah blah blah blah, you're negating all of that electrical
Speaker 3: current that you have. You're you're lessening that vortex and
Speaker 3: that electrical energy that you have. And so what happens
Speaker 3: to your brain because they're so closely connected your brain
Speaker 3: slows down, you get really fatigued, you get brain fog,
Speaker 3: you get headaches, you get you know, all of these things,
Speaker 3: vision and problems, sensory issues, things like that, because your
Speaker 3: heart is not operating at the optimal velocity and the
Speaker 3: vortex that it needs to be operating at.
Speaker 4: And I'll give you a real life example of this
Speaker 4: from I figured out how I used to operate out
Speaker 4: of coherence with brain and heart when I used to
Speaker 4: manage Western medicine clinics. Now I am a generator. That's
Speaker 4: my human design.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 4: That's my energy production as I'm a generator, so I
Speaker 4: generate good energy to put into the world. And those
Speaker 4: of you who are watching this are probably like, holy crap,
Speaker 4: She's a ball of energy.
Speaker 3: And yes, all the time, ladies and gentlemen, all the time.
Speaker 4: He never rests. But generating energy is what I do, naturally,
Speaker 4: what I came here to do. So when you're not in,
Speaker 4: when you're not present and in the right place, your
Speaker 4: brain is going to operate separately than your heart. Right
Speaker 4: So I've always said before like I have a very
Speaker 4: very good heart. I really do. I am a just
Speaker 4: stewey marshmallow sort of person. I have never been mean, never,
Speaker 4: But you get me in a business scenario where I'm
Speaker 4: running a clinic and I'm in a man's world, and
Speaker 4: you don't play around, right. So I would be walking
Speaker 4: down the hallway of my clinic and my brain would
Speaker 4: be on all the things that I've got to do,
Speaker 4: or even oh shit, I've got to go have a
Speaker 4: conversation with that doc and I know how it's gonna go,
Speaker 4: and I am not in the mood for this, right
Speaker 4: So my heart might be in a good place, but
Speaker 4: my brain is going, oh, holy hell, I don't want
Speaker 4: to do this. So right there, they're they're not up.
Speaker 3: Thereating fighting against each other.
Speaker 4: So then some poor littleme passes me in the hallway
Speaker 4: and I don't acknowledge them because I'm up here focused
Speaker 4: on something down there, even though my heart state is
Speaker 4: typically really good, but they're not matching, and so my
Speaker 4: energy comes out. It's kind of like Cyclops with his glasses,
Speaker 4: Like his glasses control that energy coming out, right, but
Speaker 4: like you take off those glasses, he'll fuckusista up right.
Speaker 4: So that's my energy. My energy is so huge that
Speaker 4: it gets really really intense, and in a scary way.
Speaker 4: People don't know how to and I don't. I've managed
Speaker 4: this now, I don't do that. This doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 4: I have matured and figured all this out, because I mean,
Speaker 4: you're talking, this was taking and you're.
Speaker 3: Not working in western medicine anymore.
Speaker 4: And there's that. And I think that that has a
Speaker 4: lot to do with it, because that was a very
Speaker 4: difficult world for me to because I felt fake. I
Speaker 4: felt like I was play acting in a world that
Speaker 4: I didn't belong in and I didn't believe in. And yeah,
Speaker 4: so there, so that's kind of the moral of this
Speaker 4: story when you try to be fake. So even if
Speaker 4: I would have turned and acknowledged the little m and said, Hi,
Speaker 4: that's fake and I am not a fake person, I
Speaker 4: don't know how to be fake. I don't know how
Speaker 4: to lie. I'm a terrible liar. And everything is always
Speaker 4: on my face if I am. If I think something
Speaker 4: that you said is kind of stupid or I don't
Speaker 4: get it, I'll go, you know, and my face will
Speaker 4: like completely Rouchine.
Speaker 3: May have given me that look of time or two.
Speaker 4: I'll be like, you're gonna need to re explain it.
Speaker 4: But I end up terrifying people and so that's when
Speaker 4: I started to really go okay, wait a second, what
Speaker 4: is happening? And it came actually from a heart motive
Speaker 4: where I realized if I had an annoyance with oh,
Speaker 4: that doctor I have to talk to is so annoying,
Speaker 4: I don't want to hear them be the power egotistical trip,
Speaker 4: you know, blah blah blah. And I was annoyed up here.
Speaker 4: It if annoy it like in my heart, I'm not annoyed.
Speaker 4: In my head, I'm annoyed. And that just brings out
Speaker 4: this weird, chaotic energy that freaks people out, because my
Speaker 4: energy is big, and I can change the energy just
Speaker 4: walking into a room. If I was in a bad
Speaker 4: mood and we had a staff meeting, everyone would get quiet.
Speaker 4: They'd be like, oh, no, something's bad, right. And that
Speaker 4: was before I could manage my own energy and like
Speaker 4: shove off anything going on and come in and just
Speaker 4: be like, well, it's not these people's fault that I
Speaker 4: felt that way. Hi, guys, you know now my heart
Speaker 4: comes forward first, and I love that because I genuinely
Speaker 4: love people and I always have. And interestingly enough, this
Speaker 4: has been since my divorce. I will tell you I
Speaker 4: have been able to be my authentic in so many
Speaker 4: different underdears that even when I practiced healing, you know,
Speaker 4: as a practitioner before I was divorced, it's still I
Speaker 4: just couldn't seem to break through. And it was because
Speaker 4: I was not still. My energy wasn't coming off as
Speaker 4: authentic because a piece of me was not you know,
Speaker 4: was off.
Speaker 3: It was just like going, that's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And so now when someone comes in, I see
Speaker 4: this perfect person. I see this beautiful, beautifully created and
Speaker 4: perfectly created person who is just like, please help me.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to do, and I just, oh gosh,
Speaker 4: it breaks my heart that they feel that way. And
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, honey, you know you don't have to
Speaker 4: feel this way. We can fix you. And I give
Speaker 4: them hope. I restore that hope, and I'm like, you're
Speaker 4: not broken. There's nothing about through that is wrong. Okay,
Speaker 4: so let's just get you back to balance. And and
Speaker 4: that care is now forward and my brain can now
Speaker 4: apply the knowledge while my heart is going I love you,
Speaker 4: and I could honestly say go fuck yourself and they'd
Speaker 4: be like okay, because now my heart is my heart
Speaker 4: energy is that I mean that for your very good right, and.
Speaker 3: It's coming often in a different manner.
Speaker 4: Yes, And it's like we all know those people who
Speaker 4: could literally, you know, sacrifice the goat in the middle
Speaker 4: of a store and get praised for it, and then
Speaker 4: those people who would look at it funny and get
Speaker 4: in trouble right right, that's that is another illustration of
Speaker 4: how your brain and your heart are not coherent, because
Speaker 4: not having a filter is not the issue. I don't
Speaker 4: have a filter, and you guys have all heard me
Speaker 4: multiple times and.
Speaker 3: I don't either, So that's why, that's why we're besties and.
Speaker 4: So, but it's the motive behind it. And I don't
Speaker 4: wish any harm on anyone, not even my worst enemy.
Speaker 4: I have no regrets, I don't hate anyone. I can't
Speaker 4: be mean to anyone's face. I'm just not that person.
Speaker 4: And so, but now it's allowed to come out because
Speaker 4: now I know who I am and I love me
Speaker 4: and you truly can't love another person until you love
Speaker 4: yourself and you understand that. So if you're feeling like
Speaker 4: you're struggling with people not getting you, and you're you're
Speaker 4: like God, they always think I'm harsh but I don't
Speaker 4: feel that way. It feels very different in my heart
Speaker 4: than balance taking me. That's all it is. We just
Speaker 4: need to balance your heart chakra and I happen to
Speaker 4: be able to do that even from a distance. So
Speaker 4: hit me up. We can do it. But you know,
Speaker 4: going back to like sacred geometry of the heart, right,
Speaker 4: the heart in and of itself, the core shape of
Speaker 4: the vortex is sacred geometry by itself. It's like the spirals,
Speaker 4: the golden ratio, the trus right. In fact, there's ateroidal
Speaker 4: coil inside of my biocharger that sits on top of
Speaker 4: the tesla coil, and so that's you know, I have
Speaker 4: actual equipment in my office that is reflecting that toroidal nature.
Speaker 4: There you go, look at us. We both have our
Speaker 4: we both come here. Yes, And the heart's geometry mirrors
Speaker 4: the Fibonacci sequence one, one, two, three, five, eureka and
Speaker 4: the thi ratio and spiraling forms like you just showed, Janet,
Speaker 4: And that's found through nature and the cosmos and your
Speaker 4: heart and my hair. Yeah, and your hair. Yeah, mine
Speaker 4: is kind of not spirally. Mine's wild kingdom, but mine.
Speaker 3: Has taken a road trip without me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this out just away from the body. But ancient
Speaker 4: traditions saw the heart as the seat of consciousness, the
Speaker 4: bridge between earthly and divine, human and soul. So what
Speaker 4: does that mean. It means as a man thinketh in
Speaker 4: his heart, you do not think with your brain. I'm
Speaker 4: just gonna blow the lid right off of that one.
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard that? Because we are we think
Speaker 4: with our heart first, And that, my friends, is what
Speaker 4: needs to come forward when you are dealing with other people,
Speaker 4: because if you're thinking here first, you're not in coherence.
Speaker 4: Your heart thinks first, and because it's magnetizing that back
Speaker 4: to you, we lead with our hearts.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: And I was gonna say scripturally wise, right, we have
Speaker 3: all of these things that God instills in us, and
Speaker 3: what he says is the greatest thing that we can
Speaker 3: pass on to others as love yep, leading through love.
Speaker 3: And so where does love come from? It comes from
Speaker 3: your heart, right, And so you are going to reap
Speaker 3: what you sow. You cannot have be out of balance
Speaker 3: like that. And that's another thing, biblically speaking, is that
Speaker 3: you cannot be your true authentic self that He created
Speaker 3: you to be if you choose to hide parts yourself.
Speaker 3: Meaning if you're working at a job that you absolutely
Speaker 3: hate but you love people, you're going to be out
Speaker 3: of balance.
Speaker 4: Yep. You're not in a lie right, You're.
Speaker 3: Not in alignment, and so you need to really refocus
Speaker 3: because the Heart Math Institute has done amazing work on this.
Speaker 3: But it goes through emotion, intuition, and coherence, and so
Speaker 3: the coherence between what your heart thinks and deserves and
Speaker 3: emits back out into the world and what your brain
Speaker 3: does the same.
Speaker 4: And when you're looking at the spirituality piece to the heart.
Speaker 4: In some spiritual systems, the heart is believed to be
Speaker 4: a stargate or a portal. And I don't watch people
Speaker 4: that channel or whatever. And what do they always say
Speaker 4: when they're trying to teach you how to do those things.
Speaker 4: If they're trying to teach you to remote view or
Speaker 4: astral travel or whatever, they're saying, open your heart. You
Speaker 4: have to open your heart because you can't do that actually,
Speaker 4: and we all have those gifts. By the way, you
Speaker 4: can all is that and get there, but you cannot
Speaker 4: get there if you do not enter that with unconditional love,
Speaker 4: because you'll just slap right back into your body. Your
Speaker 4: spirit will not be able to leave if it does,
Speaker 4: if it's too emotional or experiences like anything outside of
Speaker 4: unconditional love, because you have to accept anything you might
Speaker 4: see because it's all there. It's that what we're in
Speaker 4: right now is not reality, but that is, and so
Speaker 4: you have to be prepared with what you might see.
Speaker 4: So it's a vortex through which higher consciousness, divine love,
Speaker 4: or even inner dimensional awareness can be accessed. Where do
Speaker 4: you go to access the acotic records? Open heart? You
Speaker 4: can and everyone has access to that, but you have
Speaker 4: to go with an open heart. I mean, the Bible
Speaker 4: says everywhere, pure heart, right, purify my heart, purify my heart.
Speaker 4: And I will tell you if you're a person who's
Speaker 4: like I just can't find love for certain people or
Speaker 4: so and so just makes me mad or whatever, I'm
Speaker 4: going to tell you you're not broken, Okay, You're just you're
Speaker 4: just hurt and you need healing. So you have some
Speaker 4: work to do to go and heal the parts of
Speaker 4: you wherever that started, which they call that shadow work,
Speaker 4: and you just need to go back to your younger self,
Speaker 4: wherever the first incident of that happened, like the anger
Speaker 4: or whatever. Where you felt hurt or slighted or unfairly
Speaker 4: treated or taken for granted, whatever that is, and you
Speaker 4: have to go and heal that younger version of yourself
Speaker 4: because your current self knows different. Current self knows, I'm safe,
Speaker 4: it's okay, you're not hurt by this, actually, and I
Speaker 4: love you, and you go back and do that. And
Speaker 4: that might sound woo woo to some people, but that's
Speaker 4: why you're experiencing that. So it's not because you're broken
Speaker 4: and you're not a bad person.
Speaker 3: It's because you know what, Also, like people that hold
Speaker 3: on to stuff because they can't forgive, somebody that is
Speaker 3: also gonna mess up this this you know, connection between
Speaker 3: your heart vortex and the brain.
Speaker 4: Yep, because this is for you.
Speaker 3: What are you doing. You're holding on to a grudge,
Speaker 3: so you're holding on to a negative emotion, you know,
Speaker 3: which is like a weight preventing these two from being
Speaker 3: coherent together.
Speaker 4: Well, and there's a reason why there is so much
Speaker 4: ancient knowledge about like the sacred heart. You've heard of
Speaker 4: that in many many place, the well Christianity, thank you Jesus,
Speaker 4: I could not put the right em fastest on the
Speaker 4: right a Salabis and even Sufiism refer to the heart's
Speaker 4: inner chamber as the sacred or the sacred heart as
Speaker 4: the inner or the gateway to divine wisdom. Right, so
Speaker 4: that inner chamber, well, how do you think you get there.
Speaker 4: You've got to meditate, you've got to go within, You've
Speaker 4: got to it right with your source and your higher self.
Speaker 4: Religion is not external and we are not separate. And
Speaker 4: that's the thing that really broke down my religious constructs,
Speaker 4: and that was fairly recently. I'm just going to say,
Speaker 4: and I'm so excited. I don't care how old I
Speaker 4: am when I learn these things. I just want to
Speaker 4: learn them. And now I don't think in terms of
Speaker 4: religion all the time, and sure I have a lot
Speaker 4: of knowledge there because that was my upbringing, and where
Speaker 4: my journey right now, I don't practice any kind of religion.
Speaker 4: And the thing that I'm focusing most on these days
Speaker 4: and especially in the last four years, for me and
Speaker 4: where I'm at in my journey is a journey of
Speaker 4: self love. And that is not an ego thing. That
Speaker 4: is getting right with the Source and going within to
Speaker 4: find all the wisdom and knowledge that I already innately
Speaker 4: have and getting in touch with that, because I believe
Speaker 4: that most people have a fear of dying, and I
Speaker 4: don't want to have that fear of dying, and I
Speaker 4: feel like the only way to avoid that is to
Speaker 4: get to know that inner source so well that you
Speaker 4: are so comfortable being alone, but like but helping other
Speaker 4: people and being around other people. You're just good wherever
Speaker 4: you are, knowing you, and it doesn't matter what happens
Speaker 4: to you after you exit this body, because you're with Source.
Speaker 4: And if you're not good just being in the company
Speaker 4: of you and Source, you got other problems. You've definitely
Speaker 4: done a problem. So that's where I've been really focusing inwardly,
Speaker 4: and meditation helps do that. But then of course I
Speaker 4: have to geek it out, and I recently just got
Speaker 4: a headband that's going to measure my brain states so
Speaker 4: that I can learn how to get into certain brain
Speaker 4: wave states on purpose, because in certain brain wave states
Speaker 4: you can access these places and learn so much, and
Speaker 4: you can do it by yourself. You don't need a
Speaker 4: guru to do it. You just need to chill the
Speaker 4: fuck out, you know. And that's the other thing You've
Speaker 4: got to calm down.
Speaker 3: You You mentioned like a couple of different you know,
Speaker 3: belief systems where they focus right on the heart and
Speaker 3: so other ones, and these run through all kinds of religions, cultures,
Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. And Taoism the concept of yang
Speaker 3: yin and yang right because those are are flowing in balance,
Speaker 3: often visualized as a turoidal field of dual motion. So
Speaker 3: the heart the DNA or the heart the brain right,
Speaker 3: and so you have to have that harmony and coherence
Speaker 3: between the two of them to be in that in
Speaker 3: that true state. Also, Hinduism believes in the same kind
Speaker 3: of thing. It's the Kundu like about earlier, It runs
Speaker 3: spirals up the spine and a toroidal flow right, So
Speaker 3: that same toroidal field goes right up the spine between
Speaker 3: the root chakra and the crown chakra. So that's your
Speaker 3: grounding that we talked about.
Speaker 4: Connect to breath, Yeah, breath, don't forget to breathe.
Speaker 3: You said earlier about the sacred geometry. So the flower
Speaker 3: of life, the tray of life also the same thing
Speaker 3: employ h imply, the toroidal energy flow within and around
Speaker 3: the living system. So anything on the external as well.
Speaker 3: Of course, the New Age cosmology type stuff where self
Speaker 3: sustaining toroidal structure like the zero point or your classic
Speaker 3: cautionic field yep. And the Kabbo law, which is a
Speaker 3: light body vehicle made of two interlocking tetrahedrons and a
Speaker 3: toroidal spind pattern yep.
Speaker 4: And that's the merkaba, right, the double tetrahedron vortex yep.
Speaker 4: That's called the mercaba. And you know, heart and brain
Speaker 4: coherence is where like the heart's rhythm synchronizes with your
Speaker 4: brain waves, especially especially in states of love, gratitude or meditation.
Speaker 4: So that is why it is important to meditate, to
Speaker 4: be in a state of gratitude at all times if
Speaker 4: you can train, And that's why I am like in
Speaker 4: this space where I'm like, okay, I'm gonna measure this.
Speaker 4: I want to see this happening in my own brain
Speaker 4: so I can recognize when it's happening and what does
Speaker 4: it feel like. But the vortex of the heart field
Speaker 4: can entrain the brain, and that calms your nervous system
Speaker 4: and it improves your mental clarity. So again, calm down
Speaker 4: and this there's a connection point here and your heart.
Speaker 4: The vortex of your heartfield can do that for you.
Speaker 4: And then of course, like I said, breath work and
Speaker 4: the and gratitude are both tools to activate that coherent
Speaker 4: vortech state that enhances your well being and healing, so
Speaker 4: to you know, I just recently posted a picture on
Speaker 4: my socials of a new hat that I have added
Speaker 4: to my collection that I love that it's from a
Speaker 4: gal here where I'm from. Then she teaches breath work.
Speaker 4: She's brilliant. I love her, and we honestly just met,
Speaker 4: but the universe has been trying to get us together
Speaker 4: for a year, and she teaches breath work, and I
Speaker 4: feel that's a direction I've been really pulled to learning.
Speaker 4: But gratitude is something I've been training myself all year
Speaker 4: to beat it. So it's interesting now. It's because I've
Speaker 4: been doing it for so long that now it's like
Speaker 4: when the shit hits the fan, I seem to inevitably
Speaker 4: go into this. Well, okay, what's the lesson I can
Speaker 4: learn in? You know? Like I don't lose my mind
Speaker 4: and start balling first like I used to. I don't
Speaker 4: lose control and enter chaos. I sit and think for
Speaker 4: a minute and I'm like, well this sucks, and then
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, but what am I supposed to learn
Speaker 4: because all things are for my good and bratitude when
Speaker 4: you recognize that even the shit is good for you.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, even everything bad that ever happens
Speaker 3: to you, it is for a purpose and reason. Whether
Speaker 3: you enjoy going through it or not, it is supposed
Speaker 3: to teach you something. So if you're an abusive relationship.
Speaker 3: After abusive relationship, think of yourself as ramming your head
Speaker 3: continually into a brick wall at fifty miles an hour.
Speaker 3: Sooner or later, you're gonna have to learn to stop
Speaker 3: doing that and change the behavior.
Speaker 4: Yes, and you know it's it's like anything. It's a practice,
Speaker 4: and the more you do it, the better you get
Speaker 4: at it. Any of this stuff. Sure, there's some people
Speaker 4: who can naturally awaken to their giftings and just automatically
Speaker 4: get it and be in that state. But they are
Speaker 4: highly sensitive individuals. But that doesn't mean that the rest
Speaker 4: of us don't have that ability. One of my things
Speaker 4: that kind of get in my way sometimes, so I
Speaker 4: do have to practice stuff. I'm so highly intellectual and
Speaker 4: academic that my thinking gets in my way of just
Speaker 4: allowing and so just being just being. And it's like Okay,
Speaker 4: but wait, I got to figure this out. And how
Speaker 4: are the malecule You're.
Speaker 3: Very You're very analytical, and so which is your mind process?
Speaker 3: Is like running through the whole schematics of a plan. Like, however,
Speaker 3: you can actually just yourself, like take a breath. You're
Speaker 3: just like, and now you see.
Speaker 4: Why gratitude and breath work have worked for me, because
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, so breath work. I also like when
Speaker 4: you exhale all of the crap, you can kind of
Speaker 4: go Okay. I surrender now, and I am open to
Speaker 4: whatever the universe has for me in this moment because
Speaker 4: there's something I'm supposed to get here. So now I'm
Speaker 4: gonna shut up. I'm gonna just be for a minute,
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna see if that answer comes forward, right,
Speaker 4: and I'll be jiggered. It does like every time, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, this is brilliant. So then I think back
Speaker 4: and I'm like, well, I never had to be in
Speaker 4: any of those chaotic emotional states. Doesn't mean that I
Speaker 4: don't experience emotions, because I'm a double emotional as per
Speaker 4: my human design. But that is for other purposes. That's
Speaker 4: for me to help others with their emotions and releasing
Speaker 4: those emotions and getting in connection with them, because I'm like,
Speaker 4: can I just say and I don't care what anybody
Speaker 4: thinks of this, because I'm over this so much. I'm like,
Speaker 4: can we just fucking feel stuff? Just stop not wanting
Speaker 4: to talk about it, Stop eating stuff and being like, oh,
Speaker 4: I don't I just don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 4: Why just get it out of you. Obviously it's causing
Speaker 4: your life to be in shambles in some way, shape
Speaker 4: or form. And you know, most people know and they're like,
Speaker 4: I just don't want to talk about it, and it's like, okay,
Speaker 4: well then you're playing the victim role in doing that,
Speaker 4: and I'm just sick of it. I'm like, can we
Speaker 4: move forward and acknowledge the fact that people have emotions
Speaker 4: and when you talk them talk about them, they get
Speaker 4: less scary and then oh, I don't know, they'll point
Speaker 4: you in the direction you need to go for healing.
Speaker 4: We've got to take the teeth out of this monster.
Speaker 4: I am an emotion code practitioner and I love it
Speaker 4: because I tell people, well, you don't have to talk
Speaker 4: about it with me, but I'm gonna find it and
Speaker 4: I'm going to take it out of you, right, and
Speaker 4: you just have to acknowledge yep, I know what that's about.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, it's like, I'm not a
Speaker 4: counselor I'm not expecting you to talk about it. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, you've got to figure out how
Speaker 4: to get it out of you, right. And when you're like, eh, no,
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about it with anybody, I don't want
Speaker 4: anybody to know, and it's like why, I mean, I
Speaker 4: just I no longer can comprehend that. Don't tell me
Speaker 4: it's gonna hurt you, because guaranteed you've hurt worse before
Speaker 4: you've either been broken up with or somebody's betrayed you,
Speaker 4: or if something has hurt you to the point where
Speaker 4: it's not gonna be much different like saying well I'm
Speaker 4: mad about this, or I'm sad, or i feel rejected,
Speaker 4: i feel betrayed. Your feelings are valid, so nobody's gonna
Speaker 4: laugh at you and say you're ridiculous. And for the
Speaker 4: guys out there, no one should be telling you that
Speaker 4: guys shouldn't cry, Like, can we stop with that, right?
Speaker 4: Legit over it? Okay, off myself, buch, But.
Speaker 3: You know this plays into this whole heart vortex thing, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because sense emotions are involved, and our you know, heart
Speaker 3: vortex is the electro magnetic field that also wors tanda
Speaker 3: put the brain to make our body function properly and
Speaker 3: the way that it's supposed to. Those people that refuse
Speaker 3: to address their emotions, to address and or be vulnerable
Speaker 3: even in a conversation and go, you know what, what
Speaker 3: you just said hurt me, and here's why it hurts.
Speaker 3: It hurt me because of something that happened in my
Speaker 3: childhood blah blah blah, whatever it is.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, unless you're.
Speaker 3: Willing to be vulnerable and to speak it out right,
Speaker 3: you're keeping all of that negative juju inside your body,
Speaker 3: which we talked about on the Wondrous Water episode as
Speaker 3: simatics of water and how energy and frequency affect the
Speaker 3: shape then the form of the water, and so same
Speaker 3: thing with your heart vortex because your plasma is mostly water, right,
Speaker 3: your blood is mostly water, and so keeping those emotions
Speaker 3: inside of your body and that negativity inside of your
Speaker 3: body also works in tandem to disconnect your heart and
Speaker 3: your brain connection and damage that electrical system of your heart.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, and so in coherence, the heart sends a
Speaker 4: stronger rhythmic signal to the brain, which improves your attention
Speaker 4: and memory and emotion regulation. And a percent if you're
Speaker 4: if you're not wanting to talk about it and you're
Speaker 4: in the state that Janet was just talking about, you
Speaker 4: are not in coherence and that that's the proof right there.
Speaker 4: You're not practicing coherence when you can actually tap into
Speaker 4: that vulnerable place or talking about it or coming at
Speaker 4: what she called earlier the zero point frequency. That's where
Speaker 4: you're aware of something but it is not triggering an
Speaker 4: emotion or any kind of like elevation in heart you know,
Speaker 4: over to blood pressure like you you're observing it as
Speaker 4: almost like a out of body observer. You're just watching
Speaker 4: something kind of and that's that zero point frequency. You
Speaker 4: need to be an observer status and not react. You
Speaker 4: can respond, but not react to it. And so that's
Speaker 4: how you know you've hit ultimate state of heart coherence.
Speaker 4: And that does require training the brain because we are
Speaker 4: in the fighter's flight so much in our modern day
Speaker 4: society that that's keeping us in a really high pattern
Speaker 4: brain state where we're in panic mode and that's a
Speaker 4: really high fluttering like state, and you want to get
Speaker 4: to the really low like like gamma and alpha, and
Speaker 4: gamma's sleep and alpha's I think even lower than that,
Speaker 4: I always get a kind of reversed. But we're talking
Speaker 4: lower than ten hurts. Ten hurts is the state in
Speaker 4: which a yogi will meditate, and they do so in
Speaker 4: nature because nature resonates out of ten hurts, and so
Speaker 4: you're talking super low vibration, like maybe six to eight
Speaker 4: somewhere around there. That's a great brain wave state to
Speaker 4: calm down, to get into a meditative state. That's where
Speaker 4: you're going to get brain and heart coherence. And oh,
Speaker 4: by the way, for the naysayers that do not believe
Speaker 4: in this manifestation crowd, that is right where doctor Joe
Speaker 4: Despenza says spontaneous healing begins is when you hit that
Speaker 4: certain brain wave state or you are in brain and
Speaker 4: heart coherence. That is where the magic happens, Thank you
Speaker 4: very much, it does. And he teaches people. He goes
Speaker 4: around the world and teaches conferences that sell out every
Speaker 4: single time. And he's got so many documented things. It's
Speaker 4: like he's a modern day Jesus. And here's the thing,
Speaker 4: Jesus knew all this. Jesus did not. It never once
Speaker 4: came and said worship me. He said, do what I do.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to show you guys the right way to
Speaker 4: do this. That's what he was trying to teach people.
Speaker 4: He traveled the world, he learned from Yogi's He actually
Speaker 4: his uncle, who was also named Joseph, was a very
Speaker 4: wealthy man and took Jesus with him on his trade routes.
Speaker 4: And actually Jesus traveled the world in those in between
Speaker 4: years when he was twelve to thirty before he started
Speaker 4: his ministry, and he actually was trained by a lot
Speaker 4: of those masters out there, and he was trained in
Speaker 4: hindu and Buddhism and all of those kind of things.
Speaker 4: So don't think for a second that he came to say,
Speaker 4: you know, like he didn't create Christianity. That was something
Speaker 4: that happened way after he died. And he never even
Speaker 4: came to bring religion. So again, I mean, there's so
Speaker 4: many truths that are starting to emerge in this, but
Speaker 4: even Jesus knew this. Jesus could walk on water, multiply
Speaker 4: loaves and fishes, turn wine into water. And if you
Speaker 4: think you can't do that too, then you're wrong. You're
Speaker 4: just straight wrong, and that has to happen once you
Speaker 4: hit brain and heart coherence. Jesus was an exceptional human.
Speaker 4: They called him like his light. His light body was
Speaker 4: already in its crystalline pure form, which is not how
Speaker 4: most of us are born. Like, we're working towards that direction,
Speaker 4: and as this new Earth is kind of shifting, and
Speaker 4: as the frequency that like watch human resonance, man, the
Speaker 4: earth is shifting and you may not recognize that's what's
Speaker 4: going on, but ringing in the ears, dizziness, all sorts
Speaker 4: of like nausea and weird out of the box things
Speaker 4: happen and then they go away really fast, and you're like, well,
Speaker 4: that was weird. It must have been something I ate. No,
Speaker 4: you're you're feeling the shift and the pull of the
Speaker 4: earth right now. But Jesus knew all about it innately,
Speaker 4: Like it wasn't difficult for him to put it all together.
Speaker 4: But he didn't know everything. So that's why he traveled
Speaker 4: and he learned. So he comes back and he's trying
Speaker 4: to say, here's the heart and brain coherence peace to this.
Speaker 4: That's why he wasn't afraid to hug lepers. He wasn't
Speaker 4: afraid to be around prostitutes, you know, like he did
Speaker 4: not say that sin was something you should avoid. Don't
Speaker 4: don't go around that person. We should spiritually judge them
Speaker 4: and say they're a cheater. And I'm not right, right,
Speaker 4: He never did that. You know. He was trying to
Speaker 4: teach a different way, Like you can't get to the
Speaker 4: purest points in meditation or in those brainwave states if
Speaker 4: you're buried in sin. So he wasn't saying you're going
Speaker 4: to hell.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: He never talked about hell, by the way, I mean
Speaker 4: seriously applies some logic to this, Like he did not
Speaker 4: teach most of what Christianity is saying is the are
Speaker 4: the rules for Christians? Right, So I have honestly worced
Speaker 4: myself from Christianity. I don't want to be part of that,
Speaker 4: but I'm telling you I do. I am a follower
Speaker 4: of Yeshua because I think that he was brilliant. I
Speaker 4: think he he's my brother. I don't necessarily you know,
Speaker 4: it's like maybe what he practiced was the way, but
Speaker 4: it's not. Jesus is the only way. No, his what
Speaker 4: he was teaching is the way. And they even said
Speaker 4: that he is the way, the truth and the life
Speaker 4: so there's so many things that we miss that the
Speaker 4: church has like perverted to keep you pinned down and
Speaker 4: to keep.
Speaker 3: The same a slave, yep, to get fear science with
Speaker 3: the medical industry, same exact thing, right, because hey, if
Speaker 3: we can can disconnect that third strand of the DNA
Speaker 3: with the light strand, right, if we can disconnect that
Speaker 3: and break that chain and mutate that DNA structure or
Speaker 3: mutate the heart structure by a certain jibby jabber, that
Speaker 3: was given right because because it creates the spike proteins
Speaker 3: which attached to the COX two inhibitors, which are rare
Speaker 3: in the heart and in the brain and in the lungs.
Speaker 4: And you're everybody get like they're dying of heart attacks,
Speaker 4: like instantly heart attacks clots that are affecting the heart.
Speaker 4: Oh my uncle had a stroke and he's the baby
Speaker 4: of their family and he is now in a wheelchair.
Speaker 4: And that was after that little episode that you just
Speaker 4: Fauci's Auci. I just saw that the other day. I
Speaker 4: just know Pete. I was like, that's so funny. But
Speaker 4: you know, negative emotions and I say this, I say this,
Speaker 4: I have said this for years. Negative thoughts are the
Speaker 4: number one talks and producer of the body. I think
Speaker 4: I probably say it. Negative emotions result in a disordered
Speaker 4: heart rhythm, that and diminished brain function. Your your victim
Speaker 4: negative emotions. It's okay to feel them for a second. Okay,
Speaker 4: Like I'm not saying don't recognize them, but.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm saying them, let them go, don't hold on
Speaker 3: to acknowledge them.
Speaker 4: High anger. I see that you are, you know, trying
Speaker 4: to guide me somewhere. It's like, I recognize you, thank
Speaker 4: you for helping me out of this, but you don't
Speaker 4: let it run amok with you. You don't let eat
Speaker 4: me the boss of you right, because your negative emotions
Speaker 4: are pulling you down. Now. Gratitude is the second highest
Speaker 4: frequency to God consciousness. Okay, so when I say, you
Speaker 4: should be practicing gratitude at every moment, and again, I
Speaker 4: think I might have shared this before on a past show,
Speaker 4: but there I heard a woman on a podcast one
Speaker 4: time say that she was in a practice of gratitude
Speaker 4: and her car got repolled and in the very moment
Speaker 4: that her car got taken away, like she was watching
Speaker 4: it get taken away, and she literally said, I am
Speaker 4: grateful I have legs and I can walk, and I
Speaker 4: was like, whoa, dude, whoa? Whoa? Whoa?
Speaker 3: And most people on a level, right, most people would
Speaker 3: not do that because why they pull out that victim
Speaker 3: card and they say those emotions and things as like
Speaker 3: a deck of cards, and so they keep them, they
Speaker 3: storm in a box and then every time something happens
Speaker 3: see see, and they pull a card out. See. Yeah,
Speaker 3: only bad things happen to me. All this negative stuff
Speaker 3: happens to me. Here's another card.
Speaker 4: And again doctor Joe despends it. Talks about getting into
Speaker 4: those negative emotional cycles. Now. He says that emotions are
Speaker 4: the chemical residue of the past. And I love that
Speaker 4: because our body literally produces a chemical that is an emotion. Now,
Speaker 4: our bodies are the perfect, the most perfect pharmacy that
Speaker 4: you could ever get. The body creates so many different
Speaker 4: chemicals for so many different reasons, to make you happy,
Speaker 4: to make you chill, to heal your body. Your body
Speaker 4: is its own pharmacy. So we need to stop fucking
Speaker 4: that up with some external drugs. But that us But
Speaker 4: doctor Joe says, we get addicted to the chemicals that
Speaker 4: we create. So what happens is is when we get
Speaker 4: addicted to that that push of adrenaline and we are
Speaker 4: like feeling kind of uneventful or low. We need that
Speaker 4: drama to kick us back up and make us all
Speaker 4: freeze again. So now we remember, we remember something that
Speaker 4: happened in the past, and we're now we're recycling. We're
Speaker 4: like a border calling on a wheel, right.
Speaker 3: Or like the or like the people that can't seem
Speaker 3: to get through the day without chaos or without creating chaos.
Speaker 3: That's because they're addicted to the creating their chemicals.
Speaker 4: So what he says is is, and this is so
Speaker 4: interesting to me, when we are remembering something from the
Speaker 4: past that happened and we're like, oh God, that bitch,
Speaker 4: I should have said this to her, And then you
Speaker 4: kind of go through it again and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 4: what you know when you have that fake conversation. And
Speaker 4: I used to do this in my younger days when
Speaker 4: I was getting ready to go to work whoever I
Speaker 4: was pissed at. I was like chewing out in the
Speaker 4: mirror while I looked at you know, looked at myself
Speaker 4: in the mirror, doing my hair and whatnot. And I
Speaker 4: was like practicing something I was never gonna actually say,
Speaker 4: because I just I'm not that girl. But when I
Speaker 4: learned that that was me addicted to the chemical and
Speaker 4: that I needed to ruminate on that, so my brain
Speaker 4: brings it back up for me to get all worked
Speaker 4: up again, he says, when you remember it, though, every
Speaker 4: single time you remember that, so if you remember it
Speaker 4: for years, and my mom is the world's best grudge holder,
Speaker 4: so she remembers things from like I mean, from so
Speaker 4: long ago. But every time you remember it, you're actually
Speaker 4: magnifying and creating a piece of the story that was
Speaker 4: not true, that never existed. So it might have been
Speaker 4: this little thing, but every time you reiterated, it gets
Speaker 4: bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger, and your big
Speaker 4: mountain and you're because you have to keep working up
Speaker 4: and creating more and more chemical because that little hit
Speaker 4: of what really happened isn't enough. So now make it bigger.
Speaker 4: And now you make it bigger, and now you make
Speaker 4: it bigger, and now you're getting such an adrenaline hit
Speaker 4: that your body is like feeding off of its own chemicals,
Speaker 4: and now your cortisol's out of whack, your adrenals are tanked,
Speaker 4: and on and on it goes like a domino effect
Speaker 4: and that yeah, I mean cortisol becomes king at that
Speaker 4: point in time. And what what honestly calms cortisol down? Breathing, meditating, oxytocin,
Speaker 4: which is snuggling with your fur babies, or you know,
Speaker 4: doing something that brings you complete and utter joy and
Speaker 4: it lowers your cortisol. Theater is that for me? I
Speaker 4: love acting and that drops my cortisol so much. Even
Speaker 4: if I'm up and moving around, my cort isol super
Speaker 4: low because I am just literally at my leisure doing that.
Speaker 4: So again, you don't want to be living in those
Speaker 4: negative emotions because it is diminished brain function and you're
Speaker 4: screwing with your body's pharmacy. You're a drug addict. You're
Speaker 4: getting another hit, and your body just somehow knows how
Speaker 4: to do that automatically so you can get the hit
Speaker 4: that you need because your body's always working to survive.
Speaker 4: So I actually learned through Doctor Show to spenza like
Speaker 4: how to jump off that cycle. And now I don't
Speaker 4: really ever think that way, like I don't get worked up.
Speaker 4: And if I catch myself starting to ruminate again, I
Speaker 4: just I literally out loud, I'll go nope, not going there,
Speaker 4: and I just kind of like interrupt my own thought
Speaker 4: and I go and distract myself. I'll pick up a book,
Speaker 4: a vibrational medicine book or something, and you know, I'll
Speaker 4: start learning or doing something to distract myself from allowing
Speaker 4: my brain to go to that place.
Speaker 3: Right, That's why.
Speaker 4: Meditative practice is so helpful because you just won't be
Speaker 4: tempted your body can learn to control the function. I mean,
Speaker 4: And who doesn't want to be in control of their body?
Speaker 4: You don't want to feel like the world and life
Speaker 4: is happening to you, because I get with you, it
Speaker 4: is not. You are creating it. Whatever's up here is
Speaker 4: projecting out into your external world, and that is what
Speaker 4: you're getting back. I'm sorry to tell you that, but
Speaker 4: you're creating your own world. So for those of you
Speaker 4: who are like, oh, you're telling me that I deserve this, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: I didn't say you deserved it. I said you created it.
Speaker 4: You made it happen. You're stuck in these negative vibrational
Speaker 4: fields that are attracting all of that shit to you,
Speaker 4: and the universe is just creative with it.
Speaker 3: Right, or you're stuck in the victim category, right.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, So that's a vortex, right, So all.
Speaker 3: Of those things are going to continue being drawed to
Speaker 3: you because you are electro magnetic. Yes, there is electromagnetic
Speaker 3: properties in the earth. So whenever you get into someone
Speaker 3: else's space, you're projecting that energy onto them. So are
Speaker 3: they gonna run over your toe at the grocery store
Speaker 3: with the shopping cart? Probably because you are pulling that
Speaker 3: negative energy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you do draw that stuff to you. It's
Speaker 4: funny because during that little time pick Magne years ago
Speaker 4: that we talked about, when there were masks and stuff,
Speaker 4: I was vehemently against them. I went into stores, people
Speaker 4: would chase me down. Do you want one of the Nope, no,
Speaker 4: thank you, and I would just run around. I never
Speaker 4: paid attention to the people who were wearing them in
Speaker 4: the store. I had shit to do and I don't
Speaker 4: like chopping anyway, so I would get in, get my shit,
Speaker 4: and get out. And you know what, the entire what
Speaker 4: was it three years that that whole malarkey happened. I
Speaker 4: never had one altercation in a store with anybody, and
Speaker 4: yet I was seeing videos on social media of people
Speaker 4: and it was usually the ones in the masks that
Speaker 4: were like picking fights with the people who weren't, and
Speaker 4: I'm just like, well, how did you get those people
Speaker 4: to get crazy at you? Because the whole three years
Speaker 4: I went around, never wore one, went to the grocery stores,
Speaker 4: went everywhere, and nobody ever like yelled at me or
Speaker 4: got irrational with me. Guess why, because I wasn't focused
Speaker 4: on it. I wasn't putting my energy towards that because
Speaker 4: I was like, well, I've got something to get I'm
Speaker 4: going to get in get out. If I did notice
Speaker 4: a couple of times people saw me without one and
Speaker 4: they would like run out of the other side of
Speaker 4: the aisle, which just made me giggle. But there was
Speaker 4: no actual altercation with me, right, And I don't have
Speaker 4: a confrontative like saying energy right, It's like, I don't
Speaker 4: really give a shit. If you want to wear that thing,
Speaker 4: like you can breathe your own exhaust I'm choosing not to.
Speaker 4: And if you really think that I'm that much of
Speaker 4: a danger, you move. I've got shit to do and
Speaker 4: I'm going to get in here and get out and
Speaker 4: then I'm not in your field anymore, you know. But
Speaker 4: I just find that interesting because I didn't allow it
Speaker 4: and again, if it doesn't exist in your brain, then
Speaker 4: it won't happen to you. So you know, whatever you
Speaker 4: focus on, gross, I wasn't going to focus on it
Speaker 4: one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: And it grows negative stuff grows faster than what cancer
Speaker 3: cells or tumor cells would go.
Speaker 4: And it helps that amplify and grow faster.
Speaker 3: Too, a hundred percent. And that's why, and I think
Speaker 3: we mentioned that on the last show as well, that
Speaker 3: positive emotions and positive outlook on things are very healing
Speaker 3: to people who are in those states, yes, or even
Speaker 3: into life stages. Right, is that positivity and that good
Speaker 3: energy that they put off because that helps in the
Speaker 3: healing or restorative process.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: So one of the things I want to mention real
Speaker 3: quick is with this Heart Math Institute, they came up
Speaker 3: with a coherence training for you that you can do
Speaker 3: at home. So I want to go over this because
Speaker 3: I want people to know there is an option. You
Speaker 3: don't have to go to specialists get treatment for this
Speaker 3: and whatever. So what you're going to do first is
Speaker 3: the heart focused breathing. So you're going to shift your
Speaker 3: attention to your heart area and really concentrate on that.
Speaker 3: Start to breathe slower and deeper than normal around five
Speaker 3: to six seconds, and around five to six seconds out.
Speaker 3: Do that repeatedly for a while. It's going to calm
Speaker 3: the nervous system and it starts to sink your breathing
Speaker 3: and your heart rate together. So the second phase, after
Speaker 3: you do this for a little while, you're going to
Speaker 3: activate a positive emotion. So while you're doing your breathing,
Speaker 3: think of something that brings you happiness, joy, positivity, whether
Speaker 3: you're focusing on God, your spouse, your kids, whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Put your intention and your mind to that positive thing
Speaker 3: and continue the same kind of breathing pattern, because you're
Speaker 3: going to have a positive shift in your emotions that
Speaker 3: are going to help to stabilize your heart rhythm patterns
Speaker 3: and promote coherence between your heart and your brain. So
Speaker 3: you're going to do that shift, like Shannon mentioned earlier,
Speaker 3: from the shift from survival mode to restoration mode. Then
Speaker 3: you're going to do a sustain and radiate pattern where
Speaker 3: you're going to maintain the feeling while breathing and imagining
Speaker 3: the heart, imagining the positive stuff, but also expanding that
Speaker 3: positivity and happy feeling that you're getting out from your body. Right,
Speaker 3: So you're radiating that out away from you while you're
Speaker 3: still doing this whole process, and that is going to
Speaker 3: help you sustain the coherence between your heart for tech
Speaker 3: and the brain and deepen physiological and emotional effects. So
Speaker 3: you're going to release those pleasure chemicals, those endorphins, and
Speaker 3: so those are the chemicals that you're going to have,
Speaker 3: and you need chemical processes in your brain for your
Speaker 3: synapses to fire and work, and so that's going to
Speaker 3: replace those negative ones that are going to make you
Speaker 3: tired and hazy and foggy and all that, and it's
Speaker 3: going to change that chemical reaction to higher energy, happiness, smiles,
Speaker 3: all of those kind of things. So those are important
Speaker 3: things that you can do. But with the new testing
Speaker 3: and things like that that they have, even though this
Speaker 3: is not the heart vortex, is not a common and
Speaker 3: wholly accepted model, even though they have all of the information,
Speaker 3: they've done it. They've got the unfolded heart like the
Speaker 3: flank stake that I talked about earlier. They've got all that,
Speaker 3: but we're still stuck in sixteen twenty eight. A lot
Speaker 3: of insurance companies won't pay for testing or anything of
Speaker 3: this nature, even though that technology exists. They have specialized AI,
Speaker 3: not just dopplers, but MRIs things like that, And it's
Speaker 3: fascinating to me because the treatments that they have center
Speaker 3: around the heartbeing of vortex instead of the pistons like
Speaker 3: your car. So treatment is different and they can actually
Speaker 3: find indicators for heart damage from this muscle stuff way
Speaker 3: faster than they could and the old time stuff. But
Speaker 3: it's trying to get the insurance companies to pay. But
Speaker 3: most of the leading cardiothoracic surgeons are leaning into this
Speaker 3: and using this model for treatment instead of regular because
Speaker 3: it's centered around the twisting motion of the heart, the
Speaker 3: ringing like we talked about earlier from the towel. It's
Speaker 3: centered around your vortex volume, right, It's centered around it
Speaker 3: basically being with the emotions and the whole nine yards.
Speaker 3: So it's like a holistic treatment appro coach to the
Speaker 3: heart instead of the old timey oh yeah, high blood pressure,
Speaker 3: you had a valve problem. You're gonna have regurgitation from
Speaker 3: your valve. We're gonna have to replace it, We're gonna
Speaker 3: have to put you on fourteen medications. Yeah, this is
Speaker 3: a very different approach where they incorporate like the breathing
Speaker 3: and special specialized therapies and stuff that incorporate the breathing
Speaker 3: and stuff like that into what's it called, like cardiac rehab.
Speaker 3: It's very different than the old timey stuff, Isn't.
Speaker 4: It funny and quite interesting how breathing is like one
Speaker 4: of the first things we do when we're born, we inhale,
Speaker 4: and when we die we exhale for the final time.
Speaker 4: But like it's it's free. It's something we should already
Speaker 4: be doing.
Speaker 3: And and something we should know. I know how to do, but.
Speaker 4: How to do. But the thing is is we are
Speaker 4: not actually getting in enough breaths. I just did a
Speaker 4: scan for the teenage son of one of my friends,
Speaker 4: and she had taken him to an urgent care because
Speaker 4: he thought maybe he had had a panic attack or whatever.
Speaker 4: And so long story short, I do this scan and
Speaker 4: I showed hypoxia, and I said, you need to get
Speaker 4: this kid into a breathwork class. And she's like, what
Speaker 4: do you mean, And I said, well, he might think
Speaker 4: it's woo woo, but I mean he's not taking deep
Speaker 4: enough breaths and he's not getting enough oxygen to his brain,
Speaker 4: so that can cause panic. Right there, because I don't
Speaker 4: know if you've ever done fire breathing on purpose, but
Speaker 4: like that is that'll make you panic, and that is
Speaker 4: done that way on purpose. But breathing quickly like that
Speaker 4: puts you into a state of fight or flight on purpose.
Speaker 4: So there's different breathing techniques, different breathing patterns. There's even
Speaker 4: one called the box breath, and that's where you breathe
Speaker 4: in for four seconds, you hold for four seconds, then
Speaker 4: you breathe out for four seconds, and you hold for
Speaker 4: four seconds, and so every move is four seconds, whether
Speaker 4: you're breathing in or breathing out or holding, and that
Speaker 4: one really kind of helps, I would say, like the
Speaker 4: stamina of your breath and everything. But the thing is
Speaker 4: is like we're supposed to breathe, and when I am,
Speaker 4: when I'm massaging someone, if I find a good and
Speaker 4: juicy spot where they're like, oh that hurts, you know,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, take a deep breath in all the
Speaker 4: way to your toes and I barely feel their chest
Speaker 4: move and I'm like, did you breathe? They're like yeah,
Speaker 4: and I'm like no, no, no, take a deep breath
Speaker 4: like all the way you toast and it's no no,
Speaker 4: don't gasp. I want you to really is that? Like
Speaker 4: I can out breathe most people when I breathe in.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if I just have giant lung capacity,
Speaker 4: but when I breathe in, I am breathing in three
Speaker 4: to four seconds, longer than any person I've ever breathed
Speaker 4: next to. I'm telling you like, I have the capacity
Speaker 4: to breathe in for very long breathe out. And at
Speaker 4: right after I had my second sea section, they make
Speaker 4: you breathe again to make sure that you're getting full
Speaker 4: air in your lungs after that, and so they have
Speaker 4: that little device where youac biometer. Yep, that little device
Speaker 4: with the ball. And one lady was like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: are you an athlete? And I'm like, no, if you
Speaker 4: knew me, you would know how funny that was.
Speaker 3: Actually I am a couch potato though that count.
Speaker 4: But I just have I think I trained myself when
Speaker 4: I was a runner. I trained myself how to breathe
Speaker 4: so efficiently that it was making me very efficient as
Speaker 4: a runner. But I was able to control my breathing
Speaker 4: no matter how fast I was running. And I just
Speaker 4: naturally breathe that way now and so I can't go
Speaker 4: very long without taking a full deep breath in all
Speaker 4: the way from my toes and it takes a minute
Speaker 4: for me. I mean, I have giant lung capacity. So
Speaker 4: that's what I'm saying. It's like, we need to be breathing.
Speaker 4: If you can't get more than three seconds of a
Speaker 4: breath inward, you need to keep practicing and expanding your
Speaker 4: lung tissue well.
Speaker 3: And you know people as a whole, when you were
Speaker 3: talking about people with massage or whatever any time, and
Speaker 3: this goes for even female stuff. You know, when you
Speaker 3: go have a female exam, you always have to tell them,
Speaker 3: don't hold your breath. You're going to take deep breaths
Speaker 3: in through your nose out through your mouth. You don't
Speaker 3: want to hold your breath because when you hold your breath,
Speaker 3: your muscles contract, contract and squeeze. And so if you're
Speaker 3: gonna stick a speculum inside a person, it already doesn't
Speaker 3: feel awesome, right, You certainly don't want to have that
Speaker 3: muscle contraction while they're trying to do that exam. But
Speaker 3: people do that as a as kind of like a
Speaker 3: reef right. They have a panic attack, And so what's
Speaker 3: the what do they immediately do they hold their breath.
Speaker 3: And that's why like with this, with this heart model
Speaker 3: and the you know, heart focused breathing and whatever, that
Speaker 3: is great not just for heart health, but that is
Speaker 3: great at any time all throughout the day because it
Speaker 3: does calm your muscles. Your brain's not an overdrive, your
Speaker 3: heart's not contracting like crazy, all of those things. It
Speaker 3: makes you more relaxed and more calm so that you're
Speaker 3: releasing happy chemicals and not the awful ones exactly. But
Speaker 3: people forget to breathe. It's just just because.
Speaker 4: We're what we're supposed to do to keep us alive.
Speaker 4: You have to be breathing, and we just starn't getting
Speaker 4: the shallow breath. And also, like I even am sitting
Speaker 4: in my chair, like I should be sitting upright and
Speaker 4: not compressing my diaphragm so that I can get full,
Speaker 4: deep breaths into my lungs. But most people have such
Speaker 4: bad postures that they hunch, and then you're shrinking your
Speaker 4: capacity to take a breath in any way. But even
Speaker 4: through any situation, that is the true control of life.
Speaker 4: I decided a long time ago that I want to
Speaker 4: be a master of self, and that includes mastering your emotions,
Speaker 4: mastering your your stress, mastering your fear, mastering whatever tries
Speaker 4: to take over your body. And you can do all
Speaker 4: of that by breathing, breathing through it. When I'm in
Speaker 4: an airplane, if shit's getting diicy, I am well, okay,
Speaker 4: I have one foot on the sidewall, one foot on
Speaker 4: the chair in front of me, but I am breathing,
Speaker 4: and I mean like full Lama's style breadths and people
Speaker 4: just look at me like what is her deal? And
Speaker 4: I'm like, we're going down, We're going down, but I'm
Speaker 4: still breathing. I just don't want mumps, and I just
Speaker 4: want them to like get there and like not you know,
Speaker 4: truecas with the plane. But anyway, like, no matter what
Speaker 4: the situation, if you see me breathing, I'm trying to
Speaker 4: control something, whether it's the fear or whether it's that
Speaker 4: like natural inclination for your body to panic or whatever,
Speaker 4: I just instantly go into it. Now, So decide today
Speaker 4: that you're going to be the master of self and
Speaker 4: that in all situations you're going to take a breath first,
Speaker 4: no matter what somebody pishes you off, take a breath,
Speaker 4: take it, And I mean a deep.
Speaker 3: Big five seconds. Yes, at least.
Speaker 4: Test out kind of a breath and all the way
Speaker 4: out until you compress it all down again, get all
Speaker 4: the staler out of the bottom lobes of your lungs,
Speaker 4: and do that a couple of different times. Before you respond,
Speaker 4: before you speak, before you buy into fear, before you obey,
Speaker 4: before you comply, before you do any of those kind
Speaker 4: of things, just take a breath. Because what I've always
Speaker 4: taught my kids is when you are in fight or
Speaker 4: flight and you're in panic mode, what does your brain do?
Speaker 4: It shuts off. You cannot think, you cannot logic, you
Speaker 4: cannot do anything like clearly. So you got to take
Speaker 4: a breath, control yourself and keep yourself calm and stay
Speaker 4: at that peaceful level because you're never going to find
Speaker 4: coherence without that anyway. But it's got to start somewhere,
Speaker 4: and you've got to start managing how to control the stress,
Speaker 4: because it's ridiculous when people say, oh, I just get
Speaker 4: angry and I and I do this in my anger,
Speaker 4: and it's like, well, then then your emotions got the
Speaker 4: best of you. They're the boss of you. And oh
Speaker 4: my kids, my kids did this and dead did that. Well,
Speaker 4: then your kids are the boss of you. And I
Speaker 4: hear that so many times I can't and I'm like,
Speaker 4: are you a parent or are they the parent? Because
Speaker 4: you just let your kids control you, you let your
Speaker 4: fear control you. I just told my friend that I
Speaker 4: did the scan for her son on She was asking
Speaker 4: me today, like, well, should I take him to a
Speaker 4: functional medicine doctor? And I said, don't give into the
Speaker 4: mom fear. Mom fear is actually known for causing shit
Speaker 4: to happen to kids because you're creating that to happen
Speaker 4: to your kids in your brain, because you're picturing them
Speaker 4: in a ditch. You're picturing something happening to them. Knock
Speaker 4: it off, you know, like just get distracted, go do
Speaker 4: something else, you know, stop belt, picture belt.
Speaker 3: Do some kind of activity at home in a sneaky
Speaker 3: manner where you're like, how long can you hold your breath?
Speaker 3: How many seconds you take a deep breath for?
Speaker 4: I've got you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Here's what icy.
Speaker 4: There are two things that you can do that that
Speaker 4: will help you take your mind off of any situation.
Speaker 4: Legit and it's scientifically proven. One you can color. No
Speaker 4: one is ever upset when they are coloring. You cannot
Speaker 4: be upset when you are in a state of creativity
Speaker 4: like that and you are coloring with colors. Okay, so
Speaker 4: get a color book, and I don't care if it's
Speaker 4: one of those swear word coloring books. Get a color
Speaker 4: book and color with your kid or something. Just be like, hey,
Speaker 4: let's color. You know it'll distract you, it'll stop the
Speaker 4: negative emotion. The second thing you can do blow bubbles, right.
Speaker 4: You cannot be angry when you are calm enough to
Speaker 4: blow a bubble and it forces you to breathe anyway,
Speaker 4: blow bubble. Kids love it, dogs love it. And have
Speaker 4: you noticed that the ones that love bubbles the most
Speaker 4: when they're produced are the ones who are the source
Speaker 4: of joy. So go color, go blow bubbles. Get yourself
Speaker 4: a therapeutic bottle of bubbles. It's summer, they're everywhere right now.
Speaker 4: Or make your own with some soapy water. But blow
Speaker 4: some bubbles. I promise you it is going to like
Speaker 4: it's going to dissect your brain a little bit. I mean,
Speaker 4: it'll just shift you and take you off into a
Speaker 4: different place. And I you know, I used to do
Speaker 4: that when I was managing teams of people and things
Speaker 4: got stressful. I would be like, take a ten and
Speaker 4: go take the bubbles, and I'd make them go out
Speaker 4: of the building and blow bubbles for ten minutes and
Speaker 4: they knew they had to do it. Or I would
Speaker 4: have colors and say you can pick, you can color.
Speaker 4: And one time in my clinic I had, oh shoot,
Speaker 4: I had twenty two nurses and it was the last
Speaker 4: clinic that had that many nurses. And as much as
Speaker 4: I love you, Janet, nurses are not my favorite demographic
Speaker 4: of people. They are tough, they're tough to work with.
Speaker 3: And that's what.
Speaker 4: Society.
Speaker 3: I'm a unicorn.
Speaker 4: You are a unicorn, absolutely because you're open minded, right,
Speaker 4: and you're not an asshole. So there's that. But like
Speaker 4: I made the whole team, especially the nurses. At Christmas time,
Speaker 4: I called them in for a meeting like a staff meeting,
Speaker 4: and they were like, really, can't we have one staff
Speaker 4: meeting off and I'm like nope, And I surprised them
Speaker 4: with a pancake breakfast and I made them sit in
Speaker 4: color and I had all these Christmasy coloring pages and
Speaker 4: a couple of them came to me and said thank
Speaker 4: you for doing that. They really yep, and they hated
Speaker 4: having to come in an hour early to have a
Speaker 4: staff meeting, and I held them to it. But when
Speaker 4: they got there, I was like, just take this time.
Speaker 4: Don't think about work, color, don't think about the list
Speaker 4: of customers to call back, you know, just sit and
Speaker 4: enjoy this moment, just right now, in this moment, right
Speaker 4: And a couple of them actually thanked me for it.
Speaker 4: And some of them, you know, they're just assholes. So
Speaker 4: some people you're not going to change. But coloring and
Speaker 4: blowing bubbles, I'm telling you, it's magic.
Speaker 3: But that goes back to the ability for you to
Speaker 3: step outside yourself and have gratitude for something. Thank you
Speaker 3: because you lowered my emotions from when I walked in
Speaker 3: the door before I have to go do my shift. Yes,
Speaker 3: so you made them have happy chemicals before go dealing
Speaker 3: with the shift, because nurses who they deal with a
Speaker 3: lot of stuffs. Yeah, and that's and then there's of
Speaker 3: course a lot of nurses that should never ever go
Speaker 3: in nursing in the first place, because yeah, they aren't
Speaker 3: belong anywhere near people.
Speaker 4: But and that in and of itself turns some of
Speaker 4: them too.
Speaker 3: I mean it it's like politics.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, the crap that they have to deal
Speaker 4: with through an entire career choice, you know, like that
Speaker 4: that does turn some people. So if they're not aware enough,
Speaker 4: then yeah, they're not going to be good happy people.
Speaker 3: Those are Those are the people because I will tell
Speaker 3: you nurses have a very very high rate of heart disease,
Speaker 3: of emotional problems, things like that because of the stressors
Speaker 3: on the job. But they are constantly in that fight
Speaker 3: or flight mode even when they leave work, and so
Speaker 3: they never have that chance to get that coherence between
Speaker 3: the heart and the brain and have that time to
Speaker 3: decompress and just relax and forget all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: So they are it's very typical for nurses to have
Speaker 3: heart disease, very typical because of the amount of stress
Speaker 3: and because nurses don't know how to deal with stress. Yep,
Speaker 3: I didn't have that problem, but yeah, but you.
Speaker 4: Also exited when you knew that it was no longer
Speaker 4: like you and I think, like a lot of things,
Speaker 4: I think it should be short, short lived kind of career.
Speaker 4: Some of them go forty and fifty years. My dad's
Speaker 4: mom was that she was a nurse and she and
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to say this, but she was one of
Speaker 4: the most horrible people I.
Speaker 3: Ever awful Yep, because what I.
Speaker 4: Was talking about that died not well.
Speaker 3: They stuck. They get stuck in their ways. They hate
Speaker 3: new stuff, they don't like change, they don't want to
Speaker 3: hear anything it has wu wu. They're very like emotionally
Speaker 3: catas removed from from you know whatever, Like they have
Speaker 3: no concern for anyone and they will just flat out
Speaker 3: cut you off at the waist if they need to.
Speaker 4: Yes, they will.
Speaker 3: But that's again because nursing has a very high incidence
Speaker 3: of heart disease because uh uh stressors working with people
Speaker 3: that have that ego problem. Doctors are very egotistical, they're
Speaker 3: very nasty. Nurses get the brunt of whatever not only
Speaker 3: from the doctors but from the patients. So it's like
Speaker 3: the nurse is the sponge that absorbs all the stuff,
Speaker 3: kind of like the heart vortics. Yep, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. And so got a definitely make sure no
Speaker 3: matter what profression you're in, no matter what stage of
Speaker 3: life you're in, you have to, like Shannon said, learn
Speaker 3: to chill, learn to calm down, take a deep breath,
Speaker 3: focus on your breathing, and don't sweat the small stuff.
Speaker 3: Does it matter if an ice cube fell on the floor. No, literally,
Speaker 3: go pick it up and go on with your life.
Speaker 3: Does it matter if somebody put the toilet paper on
Speaker 3: the opposite way that you would do it. No, toilet
Speaker 3: set up. No, doesn't make any difference. Don't sweat those
Speaker 3: small things because those small things build a mountain and
Speaker 3: cause that disturbance between your heart and your brain.
Speaker 4: And your heart takes the brunt of it.
Speaker 3: Yep, and then you can't truly be who you are
Speaker 3: and who you were created to be because of the disconnect.
Speaker 3: So you got anything else to add today, my dear.
Speaker 4: I think we did good.
Speaker 3: We covered this topic. This is one of my favorite
Speaker 3: things because you know, even though people probably have not
Speaker 3: heard of the heart vortex stuff yet or the model,
Speaker 3: there is a Hella hella research out there about it,
Speaker 3: proven research, not pharmacy funded, and all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: There's lots of doctors that are very, very vocal about this.
Speaker 3: There's videos that you can watch on YouTube about this
Speaker 3: where they can show you in depth, like the unfolding
Speaker 3: of the heart and all of those things, and the
Speaker 3: new technologies for diagnostics and things. But I mean, this
Speaker 3: is fascinating to me. This is right up my alley,
Speaker 3: and I would I had to teach cardiacs of when
Speaker 3: I was teaching. I would like teaching this way more
Speaker 3: than the typical model.
Speaker 4: Oh and this is exactly I mean where I'm living
Speaker 4: in my PhD world is this exact things and it
Speaker 4: starts right here in the heart.
Speaker 3: So I'm digging it. So thank you for tuning in
Speaker 3: to another episode. Ladies and gentlemen, miss Shannon. Where can
Speaker 3: they find you at?
Speaker 4: They can find me on social media Facebook and Instagram
Speaker 4: at Creative Light one six and then my website is
Speaker 4: www dot Creative Light Wellness dot org.
Speaker 3: Fobbolous for me and for the lovely, amazing, highly talented,
Speaker 3: super duper fun ball of energy doctor Shinnon. We love
Speaker 3: you and we'll see you next time. Have a good day, everybody,