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Azeem Ali on Iridology, the Electric Body, Rhythm as Health, Crystallization of Trauma, & much more!
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This week we are joined by Azeem Ali. We started off with a beautiful description of Health as Rhythm, taking a Steiner's approach to its description. We clarified the differences between rhythm and rigidity in structuring one's day. Rhythm being a flow of life, flexibility, fluidity.
We moved into talking about resistance, conflicts, and traumas, and how these events can physically crystallize in the body. Emphasizing the importance of the ever-present now. This circled into a discussion on the electrical aspect of the body, leading to discussions of the pineal gland, piezoelectricity, and the fallacies of the mechanical construct. Of course, we touched on the detrimental components of electromagnetic frequencies and telecommunication systems.
We shifted the conversation to that of the eyes. We talked about Azeem's wealth of knowledge on iridology. We began with a little history of iridology. We then connected it to energy, emotions, crystallizations, the mental plane, etc. We also touched on the notion of the eyes being the microcosm of the body, a great indicator of disease, and how the eyes tell the story!
We finished with a very interesting tangent on vision coming from the inside out, not the outside in.
I hope you enjoy the episode!
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Introduction & Guest Welcome
00:00:02
Speaker
Welcome everybody to another episode of the Beyond Train podcast. I'm your host, Leo Dalton. Today we have a great guest on Azim Ali. And I've been following this man's work for a while now, um, for quite a number of years now. And he's always been a very sound mind in my opinion. And he's been very helpful as well on my journey because this he's someone who can, who's been able to see through the veils of what's really going on. And.
00:00:31
Speaker
For that, he's always had a very grounded perspective, which I really, really appreciate. Things that he talks about and teaches and learns has always really resonated with me. So I really appreciate this man and what he's doing. And I'm so grateful to have him on today for a discussion. And, uh, yeah, I'm really looking forward to this, this chat because obviously we, we have a lot in common and, um,
00:00:56
Speaker
You know, I think that he's really on a great path here. So, Azim, thank you so much for coming on today. Thank you very much, Leo. I'm delighted to be on, and I'm sure we're going to have a very good conversation here today. Yeah, I agree.
Rhythms in Health
00:01:12
Speaker
Okay, so I start discussion off with asking the question, what is health? What does it mean to you? How does it manifest? What does it look like?
00:01:20
Speaker
You can get as concrete or as philosophical as you'd like. So we'll open the floor there and it always gives us a good foundation to build off of. So what is health? That's a really good question. Often one of those questions that you don't typically reflect on too much throughout your day, but you work towards it effortlessly to achieve it.
00:01:44
Speaker
And to me, the kind of understanding of health that stood out to me on my research and reading different authors and books and things like that was Rudolf Steiner's sort of vision of health, which was all based on rhythm and the rhythmical nature of man. When we align ourselves to the rhythm of not just ourselves, but to the cosmos, to the macro, to the micro of this reality,
00:02:14
Speaker
we can achieve extraordinary benefits by doing that. And oftentimes what you'll see is when we come out of rhythm, out of our natural rhythm and flow, we start to embody more of a disease type condition of the body. Things don't seem to flow that well. And, you know, all the elements, the world, the cosmos down to the micros in the soil, they're all
00:02:43
Speaker
they all have their own rhythm. Sounds have their own rhythm. And we love that rhythm. We tune into that rhythm every single day. Vision, you know, vision is rhythmical. And these, you know, these huge rhythms of day and night, of the beaches, of the waves, of the ocean, these,
00:03:08
Speaker
these again represent that rhythmical nature in which our bodies also possess that rhythm as well. We have the circadian rhythm in which our organs are attuned to our biological clock, which is attuned to the stars and the cosmos and the day and night cycles. And it's when we start to come out of rhythm, when we start to
00:03:31
Speaker
when things start to interrupt the flow of energy in the body, where we start to experience these bouts of illness and disease. And oftentimes if you compare a person who embodies health and somebody who doesn't embody health, who looks quite sickly and ill, oftentimes what you'll find is the person with health has rhythm in their life.
00:03:59
Speaker
They acknowledge rhythm, they're attuned to rhythm, and you'll see it throughout their lifestyle, throughout their days, what they get up to, throughout their biology, what their biology gets up to, you know? And the ones that are not so well off and not so healthy,
00:04:16
Speaker
they're often discombobulated in many things. There's no flow to their lives. And it's that ultimate saying of stagnation is the true cause of dis-ease when things are still, when things do not move. That's ultimately what creates this condition of dis-ease, of detriment, of destruction, because everything is rhythmical. And when that rhythm stops, then we lose that life box. And so as an example,
Vision Restoration Journey
00:04:46
Speaker
which is also a little bit of a tangent but something that's resonating with me at the moment because I'm going through my own sort of journey at this moment in time to restore my vision naturally, right? And I've not been wearing my glasses for just over a month.
00:04:59
Speaker
And I'm learning so much about not just my own nature of vision and eyes, but in just general, how we see and perceive the world. And vision is very much rhythmical. Our eyes are always moving. When the sun is strong and there's clear light, our eyes do well. When the sun goes down and it's cloudy and it's a dark day, our eyes don't do well. We're attuned to the rhythms of nature.
00:05:25
Speaker
But because one of the principles of good vision is movement, if I tell somebody to stare at a wall for five minutes, you are really destroying your eyes. It's this stagnation, this lack of movement of vision, which disrupts the rhythmical flow of your eyes and is what creates vision problems.
00:05:44
Speaker
And so when you learn how to master the eyes and learn correct vision principles and habits, you can restore your vision. So it's this understanding of, you know, everything's rhythmically based and we put ourselves back in alignment with that rhythm. We can, we can achieve, you know, extraordinary, extraordinary bouts in our health. Yeah, very well put. I really enjoy the perspective you take to this sort of as above, so below principle.
00:06:14
Speaker
throughout as well. You can relate the stagnation to all disease and you could relate it to the stagnation of waters even. When the waters become stagnant, you see
Flexible Routines & Life's Rhythms
00:06:26
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that there's build up. I'm thinking back to my discussion with the Biggleson Brothers, there can be a
00:06:38
Speaker
a factor, a scar that's causing that buildup as well, which I think is something interesting to look into, whether it be traumatic or physical. Not necessarily that the traumatic incidents don't create a physical response in the body. I think they certainly do, but I love this idea of stagnation. It's something that the osteopaths talk about a lot, which is why I'm a big fan of osteopathy, and I really appreciate their perspective on health and wellness.
00:07:07
Speaker
yeah, I love this sort of rhythm state that you're talking about. And you know, I think it shouldn't be confused for this sort of rigid state either. Like it doesn't mean having this set habits throughout your day that you have to do. You have to wake up and do this and you have your morning routine that's two hours long biohacking or whatever it is. Right. Um,
00:07:32
Speaker
You know, there's a certain point where it becomes more stressful and detrimental to hold yourself to these rigid conditions, but being in tune with the swings of life, I feel like is more what you're alluding to here. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly what it is, you know. When we look at trees in the distance and we see them flow with the wind, they're going back and forth, they're attuned to the rhythm of the world, right? And they're free flowing.
00:08:00
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And I'm really big in this, you know, understanding of resistances, because if we're talking about rhythm, we have to talk about the rhythm of our own life, of our own making. And our lives are always in rhythm. They're always flowing. But it's when we resist certain rhythms, this resistance is what can create this ease on all levels, physical, emotional, spiritual, psychological, because
00:08:29
Speaker
If we're supposed to flow with the ever-present now, which is what Dr. John Whitman-Ray would call the present moment, the ever-present now, when we resist that moment is when we create, what you're talking about is this stagnation, this scarring within the body, because we're not okay with the way life is, what life is presenting with you. We're not okay with it. We want it to change. We want it to move. We want something different.
00:08:56
Speaker
And in this instance in where we have denied our own rhythm, we create these scarrings in our body. And that's what I mean by health is that the person who is healthy doesn't have these rigid days. They wake up, a.m., they do this, 9 a.m., they do this. It's like this really rigid pattern, which is often very, very stressful, and it's not how nature intended us to live our lives.
00:09:21
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Rather, they are attuned to the rhythms of nature and the world, right? These people are creative. They express their creativity. They have a fine love for music and sounds and vibration, which are all rhythm, right? They see rhythm when they look at the world. So being attuned to rhythm is not the same as having a rigid day-to-day life.
00:09:45
Speaker
Um, so it's, yeah, it's more of that aspect of what you're talking about. It's, it's, it's, it's being attuned and being able to comprehend rhythm in all levels and apply that to your own life. Yeah.
Natural Rhythms vs. Stagnation
00:10:01
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I can relate to that because I'm a very structured person by nature. I feel like I tend towards this sort of daily structure. And if I set a plan.
00:10:16
Speaker
And that plan doesn't go, it doesn't unfold as I think it should. It's something that I've noticed that, you know, when there's this introduction of chaos, it's something that I struggle with. And so actually learning to kind of implement a structure into my life that is not rigid was important for me because I do believe some people tend towards a structured way.
00:10:44
Speaker
But I don't think it needs to be rigid because life is chaotic. Things come up all the time. You have to learn to move when the wind blows you in the right direction. The tree knows to move. It's not something that they even have to think about. If we're talking about Steiner, like animals or even the plant bodies,
00:11:09
Speaker
They don't have this ego, this consciousness where they need to think about what they're doing. You know, it's, they are, that is the ever present now. And that is the, you know, as humans, we have this, this beautiful mind, which can be used absolutely for amazing things. You know, but you can get lost in it so easily and you can get stuck in the past, or you can get stuck even thinking about the future. And we see these manifest as what we call anxiety and depression.
00:11:39
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You know, and maybe there is a necessity of going back and healing and creating safety within your past if it was traumatic in a way, but you know, it all happens in the now at the same time. If you're going to try and heal through something that has happened, right? You need to do it in the moment and you need to create that safety in the moment, which I think is a sort of an interesting way of looking at it. One that resonates with me, but I don't know if you have any thoughts on that there.
00:12:09
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Yeah. As I was mentioning before, this idea of resistances and how we always find ourselves in a position, especially if we're not trained in these principles of discernment, to always negate our experiences of life. The rhythm of life, we negate it. We condemn it. We deny it.
00:12:34
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we don't want it to be that way. And this is the essence, like what we're getting into is the essence of how two people can be in the same exact situation, but have completely, completely different experiences. When we deny our experience, when we oppose it, when we go through a period of chaos, a period of trauma, a period of pain, sad moments,
00:13:02
Speaker
And we don't want it to be this way. We avoid it. In German New Medicine, we talk about these conflicts and how that translates into the biology. It's the same process when we resist the forces, the flow of life. We actually create crystals and calcifications in our body. When we deny a trauma and deny the experience of trauma, although that may be necessary in that moment in time for you to function,
00:13:30
Speaker
and to be alive and to move forward, when we don't process all that comes with that experience, it often gets buried in our body. And we can see that as calcifications and crystallizations that form in the body. They form up and down the spine. They form within the bowels. They form in different organs, tissues, and glands. They block nerve flow. They block cerebrospinal fluid. And they can really, really hinder our cell,
00:13:58
Speaker
our biology and we're getting it and you know when we're talking about resistances this is what you know Dr John McMurray his whole understanding of body electronics is an amazing I would say is a sort of online mentor of mine.
00:14:12
Speaker
He talks about when we create these resistances and we deny the ever present now, we don't wanna process the ever present now. It's too hard, it's too difficult for us. We create these crystallizations within our body. What those crystals actually hold are those exact experiences. When we go through life, we have every creative act in our life has a thought pattern, it has a memory, and it has an emotion.
00:14:40
Speaker
So it has a word pattern, sorry, has a word pattern. These are the auditory things you would say in that experience. We have the memory and we have the emotion, the emotions that we elicit in those times where we're denying the experience. And so encoded in these crystals that block the flow of energy within the body are the memory, the word patterns and the emotions. And that's why
00:15:07
Speaker
healing. And what you're talking about is we have to experience things in the now in order to heal that crystallization, we've got to, we've got to dissolve that crystal and re experience those situations in which we've denied, and we've got to let that flow flow into us and process it properly. And, you know, the it just it just shows that, that even the simplest act of not being present can hinder us on so many different levels. And so practicing
00:15:37
Speaker
daily ways in which you can attune yourself to the rhythm of life. It's all rhythmical, it's all flowing. If you can attune yourself to that and learn the skills of not denying your experiences in life. I love a quote that John Whitmeray mentions, which is,
00:15:59
Speaker
Declare to yourself that you will wake up and lovingly and willingly endure all things. No matter what situation you're in, no matter what you find yourself, the circumstances that you find yourself in, declare to yourself that you will lovingly and willingly endure it. And this is one of the ways in which you can prevent yourself from opposing your experiences and creating that crystallization and that resistance of that experience.
00:16:26
Speaker
Beautiful. Yeah,
Healing Across Levels
00:16:28
Speaker
I love that. Thank you for bringing that up. Now I really enjoy the perspective you take on how these patterns get crystallized in the body and how it creates the stagnation as well. Can it be like, I guess what I want to ask is, you know, you can approach it from processing it cognitively maybe or in the present through the mind.
00:16:55
Speaker
Is there a physical component to breaking these down through maybe movement or bodywork or things like that? What are your thoughts on that? There are a lot of components to it. So you can approach it. And it's not one is the dominant one. It's like you should, with your health, whatever healing journey you're on, to me, it's like you're approaching it on all the levels. Because oftentimes what has occurred in the physical body
00:17:20
Speaker
has already manifested itself in the spiritual bodies, in the mental bodies and the emotional bodies. They were already present there and that sort of dent within the auric field has manifested itself eventually in the physical body. And so in order to heal what that physical manifestation is of a emotional or traumatic problem, spiritual problem, you've got to heal it on all levels, right? So when we're talking about dissolving these crystals, this can be done through the act of
00:17:51
Speaker
under the act of, this is where it gets a little bit tricky because John Whitman Ray, who I really recommend you look into, he formed a modality called body electronics. And body electronics
00:18:05
Speaker
they use sustained acupressure. What sustained acupressure means is essentially you hold these points within the body, oftentimes meridian points, but these could also be points in which you actually see the physical crystallization manifest, which if you analyze people's backs, we have crystals all around our spine, right? And we can find them very, very easily. And through holding these points,
00:18:28
Speaker
You can, in essence, through long periods of time, whilst holding these points, it's called point holding. You can actually dissolve the crystals. And as these crystals dissolve, what tends to happen is the person starts to re-experience. They start to get access to the mental levels in which those resistances are held.
00:18:49
Speaker
So when you're holding these points on these people, right, and there's burning and searing pain at the point, he says pain is the capstone to memory. So when we experience pain, it gives us, it opens our spiritual aperture, opens our aperture of our pineal, it opens the aperture of our senses, and we're able to get into the memories and the word patterns and the emotions that we initially resisted. And it gives us an opportunity to re-experience the event. A lot of the times when people
00:19:19
Speaker
You know, not just with point holding and what John Mulraney does, but in many cases of simply meditating, of acupuncture, of cranial sacral therapy, of Reiki, all these different modalities oftentimes when they're done correctly can elicit old feelings, old memories, old word patterns that
00:19:37
Speaker
You know, at one moment where you felt like screaming, you know, get off me, get off me, get off me, this is a word pattern. And when we suppress this in our body, oftentimes through these modalities years later when we're doing this and we're on our healing journey, these, these, these thoughts, these word patterns, these emotions and the memories can be
00:19:56
Speaker
a lot of people experience when they heal the body, they start to gain memory about things that have happened to them that they simply buried for many, many years of their lives.
00:20:09
Speaker
So it's this idea of you're dissolving the crystallization of the body, which releases these patterns, these word patterns, the emotion patterns, and the thought patterns, and the memory, and it allows you to re-experience that.
00:20:27
Speaker
Ultimately, there's an alchemical process of when you re-experience these things, there's an alchemical process that you have to do to alchemize and transmute all of that and show yourself love. Love is the ultimate healer and you love that experience and you don't deny it anymore.
00:20:47
Speaker
Oftentimes when people experience these things like, you know, you know, sort of like, what is that modality called, where they do rebirthing and things like this, it's the same sort of process of you re-experiencing these emotions. You're re-experiencing what you've gone through in the past and through re-experiencing it with the right principles of letting that flow through you and processing it, you can ultimately start healing on such a deep level and on all levels as well.
00:21:19
Speaker
Yeah, very well put.
Body's Electrical Nature & EMFs
00:21:22
Speaker
And I think the body being this electrical being is really, really important. I think this is a really important thing. Like we are electrical before we are biological before we're chemical, which when you really think about it seems so obvious because when you go, even if you're in university, you're studying chemistry and you know, you have one look at a, at a
00:21:47
Speaker
chemical physics textbook, you'll see that. So everything that you talk about in chemistry is literally just electricity, whether it's valuable or true, doesn't matter. It's still electrical. And that's one of the reasons why I think if we are going to study biology, that we do it from the quantum level, which is why I quite enjoy the discussions of quantum biology and the electrical component of things. You know, and I think within this, allowing the physical body to flow
00:22:16
Speaker
electrically well, that could be a whole discussion itself, but getting the feet in the ground to, you know, even detox, maybe excess electricity in the body or, you know, aligning ourselves with proper light cycles because that's electricity in a way, right? Like not having these LED lights beaming at us and having full spectrum light like the sun and, um, you know, candle light at night and
00:22:43
Speaker
You know, there's so many different ways to approach the electricity. Obviously we could talk about non-native EMFs, definitely acting as a catalyst in my mind. If anything, I think EMFs are a true catalyst for disease. Um, and at the end of the day, I will say that, you know, I think you can get to this point where it all cannot affect you.
00:23:08
Speaker
You can get to a point where if you're so mentally well and you're so attuned to the rhythms of life, like you're pointing out here, if there's no stagnation, if there's no scarring, if there's no crystals, if there's no blockages in the body, the body will just flow. The body is designed to flow. It's designed to have these infractions, but to be able to deal with them and move them out of the body, it's what the body's designed to do, excretion. It's fundamental.
00:23:38
Speaker
aligning it energetically, I think is an important, important point that maybe we could talk about a little more here, you know, the body as an electric being. Yeah, it's, that's exactly the, the basis of it all. I mean, if we look, we simply look at our fascia, right? Our fascia, we are essentially a crystal, you know, we're a crystallized being. If you look at, if you kind of look at the,
00:24:06
Speaker
evolution of the world and how we of ourselves have been morphed into the form, the physical form that we have. We are electrical in nature and the fascia in itself is
00:24:25
Speaker
If you were to rub the fascia, essentially you're going to create piezoelectricity, this form of electricity that is superconductive, but also extremely useful for the body to harness that and use that to heal itself. The pineal gland contains, not many people know this, but it's called brain sand. The pineal actually contains crystals within it. These crystals are oscillating. James True talks about this, a really great YouTuber,
00:24:54
Speaker
He talks about how when the heart beats, I won't say pumps, but when it beats and there is this vortexing of the heart and it pumps, beats, shall I say, every time it beats, it pressurizes the pineal, it squeezes the pineal and it squeezes as crystals, which oscillates, which allows the crystals to oscillate producing piezoelectricity. Oftentimes our pineal is seen as the third eye, but when you actually look back, it is our first eye.
00:25:25
Speaker
It's interesting. I know we're going off a little bit of a tangent here, but I think it's just interesting because I came across this today is, you know, when you look at, you know, old pictures of the way people depicted alchemically the human form, you know, there's strange pictures and depictions out there. One of the depictions that often come up in these old paintings and old sort of drawings are the cyclops, the cyclo, this one eyed human.
00:25:53
Speaker
And I believe that in our earlier days of this morphology, you know, we were spiritual beings to begin with. We had an etheric body that was our body. And as the human earth and as the humans condensed into matter, the eye that we consumed, the eye that we saw through was the one eye, was the pineal. It was the eye that was able to detect etheric energy, the energies of electricity, of vibration.
00:26:23
Speaker
And as we've slowly morphed into the human form, that eye has sunk in, and now it's a part of our brain, and it sits between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. But it's still oscillating. This is the eye that sees the electricity that sees the vibrations of life. Just to sort of reaffirm that we are a conductive body. We work electrically.
00:26:50
Speaker
the water within our body, you know, as I've been learning a lot from Dr. Thomas Cowan, who's talking a lot about water and how that works within the body and how in the nerve cells, that water, the easy water, which is the fourth phase of water that creates that sort of difference in charges within the nerve cells, which allows the electricity to pass through our nerves, right? These are the elements of the human body that we're made up of.
00:27:16
Speaker
So of course, when we're talking about how do these non-native EMFs, how does the external world affect us? And I think if we are not observing our body, if we're not in tune with our body, if we're not practicing the right principles to elevate our health, we can be hindered by these frequencies, by these electricities that are not in tune with our body.
00:27:41
Speaker
And, you know, it can mess with our pineal, it can mess with our, you know, that's, you know, the essence of when you, when, you know, if you're, you're having a lot of, it's nighttime and you're, you're spending lots of time on your phones and devices and you've got this blue, you know, this blue light hitting you.
00:27:57
Speaker
That's going to affect your circadian rhythm. That's going to affect the way your pineal is able to detect the day and night cycles because that's what it's essentially doing. Your pineal gland is your eternal clock. It's monitoring constantly the cycles of the earth, the cosmos, the day and night cycles, and these frequencies that we're being bombarded with now and having no awareness of.
00:28:21
Speaker
can alter the way our pineal functions, can alter the way our fascia functions. When the fascia gets tight, when it gets stuck, stagnation, that electricity cannot flow. When the electricity cannot flow, the life force can't flow. And then we have the deterioration of health. We'll talk lymphatically speaking as well. If you get into the works of Samuel C. West, who talks about how
00:28:47
Speaker
how the lymphatic system works with the blood. And if there's too many blood proteins entering the interstitial spaces, the spaces that sit around the cells, if too many enter at one point, it's going to disrupt what is called the sodium-potassium pump or the delicate balance of sodium and potassium.
00:29:09
Speaker
which is what creates our electrical nature of our cells, right? It is what creates that sort of electricity in the body. And if we disrupt that, and if the lymphatic system can't get to those proteins and get rid of all the toxins in those interstitial spaces, we've got the destruction of the electricity of the cell and we've got the degradation of the cell. So it's all revolving about how do we keep this electrical nature alive and working optimally in our body.
00:29:41
Speaker
Yeah, amazing. And you know, one of the problems is, is this materialist construct that we have, it leaves no room for, for some reason, it leaves no room for this energy, this, this electrical component, right? Uh, like, like you mentioned, Dr. Tom Cohen and Dr. Jill Pollack is doing some amazing work with this fourth phase of water that explains, I believe,
00:30:09
Speaker
the true function of these biological phenomenon, like the heart, of course, not a pump, as you mentioned there, that the nerves aren't this mechanical ion exchange conductive wires, right? It's much larger than that. And I was reminded too of the hearing, the mechanical theory of hearing, does it even align with the mathematical alignments either, right?
00:30:39
Speaker
piezoelectrical component to it where it's crystals. It's like, it's at least this theory aligns more with mathematical observations and models that were put forth. So, you know, I think backing away from this materialistic construct is really important. And of course, we talk a lot about microbiology here. And you mentioned that when the when there's this
00:31:07
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kind of deep set stagnation that, you know, the immune system or the proteins can't get to in the body. You know, it's interesting to me because the microbes might be able to get there like parasites, you know, they, we talk a lot about how these microorganisms can't, they can't, uh, or the, their immune system can't attack these microorganisms because they're hiding deeper where the immune system can't go.
00:31:37
Speaker
And I just think, well, that's their purpose to go where the immune system can't go. And obviously I'm using these terms as they're talked about in the modern way, not necessarily that we have an immune system that attacks foreign invaders because we know that this is all generated within our bodies. But I like this idea, the connection
00:32:03
Speaker
of the nervous system to the microbiome that we were talking about with Emerson Goldworthy a couple of weeks ago. I'm sure there's a true energetic component to this as well, to our microbiomes, to this connection that they have in our body in healing because another thing that's talked about a lot is how EMFs upregulate parasites in the body. This is even what the literature points to, what the modern practitioners point to. They say that
00:32:33
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or even the modern alternative healthcare practitioners, I guess, that are talking about how parasites are a root cause of disease, they'll say EMFs have a big thing to do with it. Well, I'm sure it does, but it means, one, that the EMF is more of the root cause than the parasite because parasites aren't the root cause of any disease. But I don't know if you've thought about anything that I'm kind of talking about here. I hope I'm clear as well.
00:33:01
Speaker
Yeah, it was just a little bit, it was a little bit laggy, so I didn't catch everything they were saying, but it was along the lines of how, again, medical, the allopathic medicine's way of viewing things is often when they see something,
00:33:20
Speaker
they often jump to conclusions too quickly. And these conclusions often fit their own narratives and their own ways in which they want to profit ultimately off something, whether it be medication, whether it be the way we're living, or a state of health they want us to be in. But, you know, it's that concept of, you know,
00:33:46
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EMFs being a huge, huge, you know, if we look at the introduction of these telecommunication pathways throughout the years, every time they've upregulated these telecommunication pathways, every time they've installed new systems, just so happens that humanity starts to get sicker and all of a sudden they're blaming this, you know, and you see this time and time again, they're blaming
00:34:16
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another cause, another this cause this, this causes another virus, it's another this. When in actuality, they're not paying attention because ultimately it doesn't serve them to look into how EMFs are affecting our body on a cellular level. And these other things that are the intermediary or bioremediations of the body, we're talking about the microbes and the parasites and all of those things.
00:34:46
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And these are our helpers, and this is where I always look at it and how it's so backwards. It's like these guys are here to help us, and you're not seeing this. You're not seeing that our body has this innate intelligence to get to the places that other things can't, to allow our bodies to deal and to live and to function in such a toxic environment, right?
00:35:15
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And we're blaming them and we're blaming them and we're blaming them. And we're not looking at the roots of these things. And this EMF, this telecommunication stuff is so important, which is why, you know, over the last sort of seven years, we've seen an increase in the amount of EMF awareness. But before that, it was extremely, extremely difficult, right? I remember being on social media like seven years ago, just being on there.
00:35:45
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And time and time again, how much information about people exposing the dangers to these EMF frequencies that are coming from our 5G cell towers and all these things. And it was constantly getting buried and buried and buried and buried and censored and censored and censored because they don't want that to affect their profits and how they want to drive ultimately socially, economically,
00:36:12
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society. So it's all, you know, it can be quite frustrating when you look at it at that point. But at the same time, we've just got to as people, get to the truth of how our bodies actually work. And because the more we can get to the truth about how our bodies actually work, which is the first step to doing that is questioning deeply inquiring into the nature of the body.
00:36:37
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And once we understand that, we can start applying the right principles to the body to not only protect ourselves, but to elevate our health. And that's on all levels, electrically, biologically, chemically. Um, yeah. Yeah. Great. Yeah. And I also think about, um, on the EMF talk and the heart, you know, understanding that the heart may not be this mechanical pump that we're talking about, you know, it's no wonder that.
00:37:05
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The Invisible Rainbow, a fantastic book by Arthur Furstenberg, makes the connection that since electricity has been rolled out, that we've seen increases in heart-related, well, you know, heart-related illnesses are very new phenomenon, relatively speaking, you know. And I think he makes a beautiful connection there. And to truly understand the connection, you have to get away from this mechanical view of our bodies, of our, you know, the way that
00:37:36
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Everything works the way that nature works, you know, we're so mechanical in our thinking and I think in a way, you know, that's Causing us a lot of said stagnation in the health fields at least especially I mean generally as well in the sciences I suppose and you know because we're You know, we're we're you know, we're so Enticed by these
00:38:04
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technological advancements and these mechanical advancements because they are amazing. We're connecting right now using these technologies. The funny thing is, I think that if it was ever admitted that these cell communication towers and the electricity is truly causing illness,
00:38:25
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I really don't think that it would hurt their profits that much because I don't think that too many people would stop using their cell phones. They're so addicted to it now. Honestly, I think it would just bring people more health because even just shutting your wifi off at night or airplane mode or keeping everything away from you, all the technologies away from your body, even just a little bit of distance or whether we build our homes in a different way to help with these
00:38:53
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non-native electromagnetic frequencies or, you know, they admit that grounding can help mitigate these effects as well, right? We get outside to take credit. You know, there's so much that you can do. You can't really, we're big on responsibility here. We don't want, you know, to blame anything for our illnesses. We would take full responsibility and that's a part of it though, but part of it is understanding as well. You need to understand how it's working. You need to understand
00:39:20
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you know, what you can do about it, because if you're going to use these technologies, you, you should be sure to, to be mitigating the effects as well. Right. Like I use technology all the time. I connect with the world through it. You know, probably sound a little bit like a hypocrite, but I'm, you know, trying to be honest to hear and say, like, you know, there are practices that I do to try and avoid the, this as well. So I just, I don't know. I think that's an important message and I just wanted to share that, but, um,
00:39:51
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I think we should, uh, I wanted to have a discussion on erudology because I know you're big into this and it's a topic that is so unbelievably fascinated.
Introduction to Iridology
00:40:00
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You know, the eyes are gates to the soul or, you know, there are so many sayings about the eyes in general. Um, and I think they tell a great story and I'm sure we can maybe segue it by relating it to what we've been discussing how, you know, what you can see in the eyes or, you know, what, what really is erudology maybe.
00:40:21
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as well. So I'll open the floor there for you now and let you go. Yeah. Yeah. It kind of ties in nicely to sort of how we understand the body because our radiology is one of those tools, one of those primal tools, one of those tools that we always have with us that helps us understand our body. A lot of people
00:40:49
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A lot of people can agree with the idea that, you know, our palm, you know, we have palming and we have reflexes from the palms and the feet reflexology relate to the different organs, our teeth are related to different organs, our ears, our face, right? And yet our eyes are the most complex organs in the entire body. They're not widely understood, but they're extremely, extremely complex.
00:41:17
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which would mean that it would show much more complexity in the body, and that is what they do. The eyes are connected to the rest of our body through the optic nerves, through the central nervous system, the autonomic nervous system, the limbic system, and they are connected to the different tissues, organs, and glands within the body.
00:41:40
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And often what happens is when there is tissue changes within the body, when there is something that's happening with the adrenals, when there is something that's happening with the colon, these signals are translated in real time to the eyes of, to the eyes.
00:41:58
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And the eyes can pick up the subtle changes that are happening with the tissue. And if you know how to read the eyes, you know what is happening with the different tissues, organs and glands that are in your body. And this was first sort of discovered, I mean,
00:42:12
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If you look back through, you know, thousands of years, we've always been perplexed and we've always tried to understand the eye. Look at the ancient Egyptians, look at, you know, China, look at the Eastern traditions and philosophy. There's always depictions and talks about what is the eye, what is the eye and what are the eyes. So we've always, as humans, been fascinated and unknown. There is something symbolic with the eyes.
00:42:39
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as if the first sort of iridology, or the first relation between the eyes being reflexed to the rest of the body, the first time that came about was around the 1600s, the mid 1600s. It was a long time ago. Wow. Iridology as a formal study came about around 1860. I think it was, his name was Dr. Ignatz.
00:43:06
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I believe his name was. And he was an Austrian doctor. And as a child, what ended up happening was the story goes is an owl broke its leg in his back garden. An owl was trapped in his back garden and he went to try to, as an 11-year-old child, try to rescue it. And in trying to rescue the owl, he accidentally broke the owl's leg.
00:43:31
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What he found as he was nurturing the owl and trying to bring the owl back to good health to let him go was he found before, as he broke the leg, there was a black sort of line within the owl, scarring line within the owl's eye. And as he was nurturing the owl, as he was bringing the leg back to good health, he noticed that lion had gained these white fibers
00:43:59
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It had lightened, it had changed. This was his first introduction and curiosity into the eyes. Years later, as he became a doctor, he was remembered by this moment and began his studies into the eye. And he actually created what would be the sort of the first in the 1860s, I believe the first sort of formal study of iridology as he mapped out all of the reflex zones from the eyes and the body.
00:44:23
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It goes back a long way. And aerodology is still a study that a lot of people are figuring more out about. It's relatively, the formality of it and the ability to practice it is relatively new and it's being understood day by day, but it's absolutely fascinating. So we have these tissues in our body that are constantly changing through toxemia, through stress, through trauma.
00:44:49
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And these signs and these tissue changes are being relayed into the eyes. And so the eyes can show us the integrity of our cells within our adrenal glands, within our thyroid, within our bowels. It can show us where toxicity possibly is spreading from our bowels to the rest of our body. It can show us our sort of personality traits based on what is happening physiologically.
00:45:17
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It can show us so many wonderful things that if you can read the eyes truly, it becomes one of these most profound tools to understand what is really happening in your body. There's a few reasons for that. One, it's relatively inexpensive.
00:45:35
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Two, it's innovative, so all you need is a good quality picture of the eye. I mean, unless you have some sort of condition in which bright lights or having something flashed in your eyes is quite detrimental to you, it's relatively safe for most people.
00:45:51
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Second thing is, there's a whole body picture of what's happening, right? Your eyes will never lie. Your eyes are showing you exactly what is there. And if somebody is skilled in ariadology, they can tell you what is happening in your body. And it gives a full body picture. So there's not many modalities that are actually showing you what is happening from the head to the toe. All the organs and glands and systems responsible for what is happening with your health. There's no other modality that shows that. It's absolutely wonderful and beautiful.
00:46:21
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The fourth thing is, it can be understood at a relatively decent level by most people. You do not need a specialist to go through all the results and tell you, this is what you've got, this is what you've got. It's like, no, you can read this yourself. The terminology doesn't have to be elaborate or anything, and it's not. It's just simply relaying what we see in the eyes and what that tells us about your body. And you can read that, and you can see that.
00:46:49
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It's wonderful in that manner that it gives you that reliance on yourself where you're not handing out your authority to anybody else, which is beautiful.
00:47:02
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Yeah, so it's like I've been I've been using our ideology to to to sort of, you know, there's there's multiple ways to use it. And I'm still in my journey of understanding how I can use that authentically and and masterfully. At the end of the day, I want to, to make sure I'm giving my best with it. So I use that at this moment to understand what is happening to the to the to the body, we're understanding what organs and glands need working, what what
00:47:26
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what inherent or what genetic weaknesses that we might see within your eyes, and how we can work on those inherent weaknesses to pick up the body and bring you back to good rhythm and good health. And so I use iridology as a tool to discover, it's a discovery phase, and I help my clients with like detox stuff. But there's so many, that's such a small way of looking at it, and I'm sort of looking at how we can use iridology for, you know,
00:47:55
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other more profound things, right? There is something called Tibetan pulsing. I learned about this. I was at a weak sort of intensive doing some training there. And there was a woman who told me about, she did this Tibetan pulsing thing. And I was like, what is this? And again, it was this sort of sustained acupressure thing that they used to do in Tibet. But to find those acupressure points, they would look into the person's eyes
00:48:23
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the eyes will tell you where your energy flows in the body a week. And I'm curious to understand that Tibetan aerodology understanding, because again, there's so many schools of aerodology that have sort of different thoughts. Generally, there is the general basis that is understood and clinically practiced by all sort of schools. But again,
00:48:47
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Some talk more about the emotional components that you can see in the eyes where you're holding anger, resentment, sadness, grief in different parts of your body. And again, if you can use the eyes to understand where energy flows are lacking, that's an amazing tool to regenerate the body. If we're talking about the electricity of the body, it's an amazing tool to understand how we can to upregulate that. So that's essentially what hydrology is.
00:49:17
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Yeah, it's a beautiful science.
Iridology in Health Assessment
00:49:21
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A very useful tool. One that can't be taken away. You know, you don't need any intricate machinery or whatever it is too, right? And it's, yeah, like you said, it mentioned some great benefits of it there. Yeah. So in, within the eyes, like, you know, can you see, you can see these, you were alluding to this obviously with Tibetan
00:49:45
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perspective that you can kind of see these patterns where the energy isn't flowing. Can you see emotions in the eyes? Can you see these mental phenomenon? I suppose maybe through the energetical components. Is that something that's talked about a little bit in aerology? Yeah. Usually with a lot of the iris signs that you see, there is always a psychological element that comes with that.
00:50:09
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And depending on how you, you know, it's, iridology is all about, it's, it's not this sort of black and white thing that you see this and this is what is happening. It's more of, you have to become a master of how you formulate your understanding of that, that particular eye. Um, you know, different signs and different locations.
00:50:29
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you know, if those signs are apparent may represent something else. If they were in different locations, they could represent something else. So it's like you have to paint this whole picture of the body just to really understand what's going on. But for an example, like we have the colorette border, which is, you know, we have the pupil and then we have this sort of like colorette, this indentation that goes around the pupil.
00:50:53
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And this represents in our radiology the colon and the bowels, right? And we have very two distinct types of the colorect. I mean, there's quite a few distinctions of the colorect, but it represents the autonomic nervous system and also the bowels.
00:51:10
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And, you know, we have, sometimes we have two classes of distended cholera, where the cholera border kind of comes out like this. It's very sort of open like this. And then we have a constricted cholera, where the cholera border lies closer to the pupil. These two different signs can represent psychological behavior within that person. A constricted cholera may represent somebody who holds in, who holds their emotions in, maybe holding anger and holds in grief within the bowels.
00:51:39
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A distended cholera may be somebody who is a little bit more extroverted, a bit more outgoing, a bit more of a people's person. These things can tell us about our behaviour. A prolapsed cholera may tell us something, a prolapsed transverse colon may tell us something about our relationship with our father or mother, something that may have caused resentment to our father or mother.
00:52:04
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And so all these signs, when you look at them, they do have a psychological correlation. And of course, it's debated amongst different schools what these signs mean. I know in his name's David Pesik, in his school of aerodology, the holistic aerodology, he talks a lot about the emotional aspect. He talks about what emotions are buried within different tissues and organs, depending on the signs we see in the eyes.
00:52:33
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which gives us a good indication of the kind of psychological work we have to do with ourselves to let go and release these emotions. And what I was talking with Body Electronics back at the beginning of this podcast,
00:52:49
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was when we're talking about the crystals within the body, oftentimes we can formulate where those crystals are based on the eyes. We see lacunas or lesions within the lower back, which the eyes can show us, which if we then go to the lower back and we might see this crystallized lump within the lower back, maybe this person had a bad car accident, which sometimes it can show structural issues.
00:53:19
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And the eyes can show that. And what we're seeing now is this crystallization forming in the back. And it gives us an indication of where we have to hold those points, where we have to dissolve those crystals. And it encoded within those crystals, as we discussed, were the emotions, memories, and word patterns which come forth. So, iridology, when you understand it, can be used for so many different modalities. It's so powerful in that aspect, in that regard.
00:53:48
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So cool. You could see the healing in it too. Or you could see, you can, you can use it almost as a measure of if what you're doing is working as well, which I think is kind of cool. Like that story with the owl was very, very interesting, but you see it all the time. You see these Irish transformations of somebody before they, you know, started focusing on their health. You know, they have very dark eyes, almost as something Agenist talks about as well. Very dark eyes being an indication of
00:54:18
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disease and then they lighten up as you sort of heal the body and detox and build it up strong. And so I think that's really interesting. You know, it's, it's really hard to deny a truth to the field because it's very visible. And it's like you mentioned, it's not, it's not like you could have this, this really rigid
00:54:47
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structure of how you can approach it, right? You need to kind of attune yourself with the rhythms of the eyes themselves, right? The rhythm within the construct and within the integration of the individual, but the results generally, you could see a consistencies, which I think is so interesting. I think it's amazing. I think it's amazing. I think it's a great tool to use, even if it's not necessarily the primary
00:55:17
Speaker
healing modality, I guess, in a way it is because what, what I find is that having an understanding and a knowledge and a philosophy behind health and healing and even within yourself, like the self observation to be able to learn as much as you can about yourself is the primary way to health,
Self-awareness & Personal Health
00:55:41
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right? Because it all has to come from within.
00:55:44
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you know, healing does come from within. There's only so much practitioners can do. You know, if the individual doesn't want to change and I'll relate it back to healing the eyes, you know, because I've been on a similar journey and, and I faced challenges. Um, and I've been trying to understand my eyes, trying to understand what the problem is. And, you know, it's, it's,
00:56:11
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It can be challenging, but you know, you really need to understand what is going on before you can really do anything about it because one, the healing is going to be completely different for every individual. But you know, learning, learning this underlying principle allows you to choose the right modalities forward as well. Um, and I sort of lost my point there, but you know, but regardless, um, so I went on a little tangent there for no reason, but
00:56:41
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You know, when you're like, it's, it's just very interesting because I find, you know, for some people, there are some things that work for others. There are other things that work and you kind of get to the same results. And the reason why I like erudology is because you can see it. Um, you can get results using different methods and I love that. I love that about it. That's, that's, that's the thing with our ideology. It's like, it's, I've used our ideology on, you know,
00:57:09
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I had a client who was 23 years old on a pacemaker. Been going to the doctor since he was 11 years old. They couldn't tell him anything about what is going on with his heart, the influences, why it's happening. I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, we don't know, we don't know. Here's drugs, here's drugs, here's drugs, here's a pacemaker. And then I did an aerodolgic report and I already had some sort of
00:57:37
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understandings of what possibly could show up in his eyes. And some of those things were confirmed. You know, we saw signs within the adrenal section. We saw signs within the thyroid. We saw signs within the bowels. Maybe bowels put pressure on the heart. And I shared this information with him and he was blown away. He was like, I learned more from these, you know, whatever he paid for the aerodology report in this amount of time than any doctor has told me over the last
00:58:07
Speaker
you know, 15 years of my life. It's like, that's how powerful it can be because it can show you, it shows you the truth. Your eyes never lie, ultimately. It's like, that when you get to it, it's like, that's it. It's showing you the truth. It's showing you exactly what's happening inside your body. It's all the inner becoming the outer. It's all being reflexed into your eye. But the amazing thing about iridology then is it, it's like, okay, now once we've seen this, once we've seen the inherent weaknesses,
00:58:36
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Once we've seen that these organs glands are not working too well, that the bowel is backed up and we might have indications or tendencies for intestinal insufficiency or things like this. Once we see these things, it's like, okay, now you have an actionable plan to work on, right? Now we can actually start considering what are the different modalities, what are the things that you have to implement in your day, emotional work,
00:59:02
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you know, energetic modalities, physical modalities, supplements, herbal programs, what are these things that you can start to do that works on those exact weaknesses that your eyes are showing you, right? If you know exactly where these things are stemming from or potentially where they're stemming from, it gives you the power to go ahead with your healing journey. And that's what I always try to, that's what I try to instill. You know, it's like at the very least I want this, I want iridology to give you the power
00:59:32
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and belief behind your own healing journey to go ahead and start working on the root causes because that's exactly what it's showing you. It's showing you where the roots of your certain issues may be coming from. So it's a beautiful modality in that aspect.
00:59:50
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I'm learning so much about the eyes recently and coming across when you mentioned before how you know everything is internal you know everything and it's this concept of like every outer creative expression manifested first in the internal self everything it goes from the yin to the yang right it goes yin yang and
01:00:13
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When you understand that literally everything is internal, it makes sense how your body will show, you know, your eyes are literally like a TV screen. They're a TV screen or they're an opera. They're an orchestra, essentially, of your insides. And they're playing the notes, they're showing you the notes of what's happening inside of your body, talking about that rhythm, right? They're showing you the notes of your organs, of your systems. And if you can read those notes,
01:00:43
Speaker
you can understand how to put that rhythm back in place. Not just, you know, you know, not just iridology, but if we're talking about vision, you know, I'm coming across a lot of information talking about how vision today.
01:00:58
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is we tend to think of it as we have the material world and our eyes are collecting that information through the light and the signals go back to the back of the head, the amygdala processes it, all of that stuff, and then we see the world. But when you really question, when you really, really inquire into that aspect,
01:01:22
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some startling realisation starts to occur where you start to understand, where you start to think, maybe our eyes are not showing us the world outside. Maybe our eyes are, like I said, the orchestra. And what is happening is we're perceiving the energetics of our world and our brain is showing us what it wants us to see. So it's backwards.
01:01:45
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We're not seeing the outside world and it's being processed and shown to us. It's our brain, our pineal is perceiving the energetics of the world, formulating that picture in the amygdala and being shown and broadcasted into the eyes. This goes into a lot of this. And one of the things that, as I was coming across a lot of this information, and James True again is someone I quoted before as an amazing channel to go ahead and look at how he talks about the first eye.
01:02:13
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because a lot of this is his research so I don't want to step on any of that. But it's really, really profound because then if you think back to this concept of everything is yin, everything is always internalized first before it can be manifested in the external world. That's how thoughts work. That's how vibration works, right? That it would make sense that actually, you know,
01:02:37
Speaker
it's not the external world that's being shown towards, it's like we're creating that world through what our pineal, what our first eye is perceiving. And this is what I was about to touch on in the earlier sort of talk, but I didn't wanna sort of go too much in the tangent, but seeing as though we're here, it's like these crystals, this oscillation of the pineal, this pineal that is showing us and that is perceiving and constantly picking up the vibrations of the world,
01:03:05
Speaker
is communicating with our amygdala, who's called mother amygdala. The amygdala is processing everything, all the vibrations that are coming in, and it's communicating with your body. Your amygdala is saying to your body and to yourself, I'm going to show you this now. This is a pretty powerful form of energy. Let me show you, and it's broadcasted into the eyes.
01:03:26
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And oftentimes, if you look at the way the cones and rods are set up in the back of the eyes, it looks literally like an orchestra. And the eyes, the cones and rods, they're not facing backwards as if they're picking up the information first from the brain, from the amygdala. It's such fascinating stuff which gets into new understandings about how the eyes actually work and actually explains a lot about
01:03:52
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you know, certain sort of health conditions that we perceive today as bad things like schizophrenia and Parkinson's and stuff like that. But yeah, going off at a little bit of a tangent, but the eyes, you know, they're just truly, truly not fully understood. And it's such a fascinating area of research that I really encourage everybody to go down. Yeah. And I mean, to build on that tangent, you know, this is something that's talked about
01:04:23
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not even in the, you know, maybe as above, so below, but it's not even talked about in the same circles that you're talking about. You know, it's talked about in the, like as a man thinketh, you know, everything was a sustained thought before it was the reality, you know, like what we see out there is truly just a construct of our being at the same time. Um, and I think that's what you're hinting at there, you know, and, and so this is a really common,
01:04:51
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among many fields, you know, even it gives more value to the power of visualization. And, you know, visualization, when you read about it seems so woo woo, like, you know, this is just nonsense. But until you realize what it really is, it won't do anything for you. If you think you're just going to sit around and visualize everything to happen, no, no, you need to align yourself with, with your desires.
01:05:20
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You need to be energetically what you want before you get it. And obviously there needs to be a certain amount of giving to receive and the sort of balances of nature that maybe the alchemists talk about very well. But yeah, this is a phenomenal way of explaining. So I think it all really helps in aligning it as well. This kind of understanding of the most beautiful I think is that you related the rods and the cones to an orchestra and how they're pointed in a different direction
01:05:51
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then you would think, right? You would think it would be wide to receive. That just makes good sense. You know, it just makes good sense. And so there's, there's certainly a reason why that goes, it goes the other way. So I'm really glad you brought that up. I'm really glad that you mentioned, uh, that fellas YouTube channel. Definitely be looking into that. That sounds amazing. Um, yeah, I mean, this has been a great chat. Maybe you could share any final thoughts that you have, anything that you might've missed or that you want to share.
01:06:21
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Yeah, just to sort of finish up and touch upon this idea of every creative expression, every creative act or manifestation has always originated in the inner first before the outer.
Personal Responsibility & Reflection
01:06:39
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And when you understand that our internal body is relaying constantly signs to our external body for it to be perceived and visualized.
01:06:51
Speaker
all of this, our body stores our memories and trauma, it's all on you. You are your authority and you can be confident and comfortable that your body is doing exactly what it needs to. And I think understanding that concept
01:07:09
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if you're not afraid of responsibility, which is a huge point, but if you're not afraid of responsibility and being responsible for your health and the way you conduct yourself in this world, it gives you a means and it gives you a comfort in knowing that you have the authority over your body and you can work through all the things that you do not like about your life or that you want to be changed or that the goals that you want to set for yourself can be achieved because
01:07:38
Speaker
that is the ultimate realization is like you are you are cause and effect of your reality. Right? You're not just the effect you are cause and a lot of people get scared of this because then they realize oh shit I caused this this demise of my my life because I'm not happy I'm married to the wrong person I am I'm overweight I'm I don't like myself but it's like no okay after you get over those those resistances of oh crap I caused this there's a sense of
01:08:07
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of power, of awe and of joy and of excitement that it's actually within your power to maneuver and dictate the means of your life. So, you know, there's so many things I would love to speak to you about and maybe we can definitely leave this for like another episode regarding the crystals and how they work in terms of how they keep our resistances in a constant state of creation, but that's a whole other topic
01:08:37
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Um, but yeah, it was, it's been a wonderful call. It's been a wonderful talk with you. We've touched on some amazing concepts and actually, you know, this is one of the first times of me actually coming on these podcasts and coming on these shows and speaking about these things. So I really appreciate you giving me that opportunity to do that. It's, it's been really wonderful. No, no, no. The pleasure is mine. Honestly, that's, it has been amazing and I'm really glad in the direction that we took this today and
01:09:07
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Yeah, it's definitely opened a lot of doors, so it's necessary that we'll have to do this again, which is nice. Which is nice. Yeah, definitely. Yeah, so maybe you could tell the listeners where to find you, how they can support you, how they can learn more from you.
01:09:23
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Yeah, definitely. So I'm on pretty much all social media channels under the names at found consciousness. Some channels are at found conscious because some of them got deleted. I've had to change and add the NUS at the end. So I'm on Instagram. You can find me on Facebook, although I don't post that too much. I'm on Telegram. I'm on TikTok. I'm on YouTube.
01:09:47
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Uh, you can go to my website if you're interested in, uh, radiology consultations, um, detox support, it's found consciousness.com. And I have a free detox group with two and a half thousand members at this moment in time. It's completely free group where we get together. We form relationships. We talk about detox. If there's any questions that you have regarding your health, your journey, what things you want to implement in your detox, you can go there.
01:10:17
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wonderful, helpful community. We have a monthly calls where we do group discussions. Um, so you get free access to that. Um, yeah. And so you can find me a lot in that group. Um, and yeah, that's, that, that's mainly it. Amazing. Amazing. Thank you for coming on. I really appreciate it. Thank you very much. Yeah, absolutely. And I thank you all for listening. You should know this is not medical advice.
01:10:42
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This for your informational purposes only, of course, but remember that we're all responsible, sovereign beings, capable of thinking, criticizing and understanding absolutely everything and anything that comes our way. We, the people and the greater forces are self-healer, self-governable, self-teachers, and so much more. Please reach out if you have any questions, criticism, comments, concerns, you know, where to find me on Instagram. That's the best place to have a chat with me. And listen, I really appreciate you guys coming out. If you could give us a like, share, comment,
01:11:12
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review, save, whatever you're on, help support us. That'd be amazing. You can also hit the link down below and support me, buy me a coffee. That'd be fantastic, not necessary, but it definitely helps in allowing me to put more time into this.
01:11:30
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Um, which I'm doing anyways, really. So it doesn't matter, but it would be much appreciated. And, uh, yeah, definitely not necessary. Uh, the like comments shares all the follows that goes a long way as well. And, and hearing the feedback goes furthest. I love when people reach out and, um, even just to say hello. So I appreciate you all. I appreciate all for listening. I appreciate you all in general. Um, just remember there's two types of people in this world, those who believe they can, those who believe they can't and they're both correct. All right, guys. Thanks for listening. Take care.