This episode is a follow-up on an article I wrote about a year ago, in which I try to get to the bottom of disease - both chronic and acute. As you move away from a natural way of life and toward an artificial one, a tension arises in your body and mind. In the modern world, we tend to address this tension by implementing synthetically refined solutions which provide a perceived short-term benefit. However, it comes at great long-term cost.
Synergy. As salicylic acid does not work well without the synergistic components of willow bark, we do not thrive without synergy with nature. Meanwhile, chronic nutrient deficiencies…not just nutrients derived from food, although that is a huge factor, but the nutrients derived from the sun, fresh air, dirt, and just being in proximity with plants and animals, human social interactions. Not all that nourishes requires oral intake. Holistic; mind, body and spirit.
I love that you’re doing these! Gave me a lot to think about. The energy of refining iron…. Will ruminate on this concept today. Thank you!
Some of the concepts you’ve mentioned are very much aligned to holistic medicine, especially that you see the interconnections and commonality (say across the board in other fields of activity like social media etc). The willow bark point is well known for example, but you nonetheless put a more (dare I say?) “refined” spin on it. However, your entire way of explaining about the energy equation is not something I’ve ever come across before - other than when you’ve written about it earlier - and I think is very unique and a amazingly terrific way of describing it.
Your whole thesis of moving away from nature and your conclusion of moving towards unnatural refinement is something so true, logical and put beautifully that I hope more are exposed to it. You actually have given some really good examples here, and I do hope you continue to write along these lines with more of such.
The willow bark example was a lightbulb moment for me. I intuitively already knew this, but hearing you describe it brought more clarity and gives me a good way to explain it to others. Thank you.
I saw this and thought of you..
LUC MONTAGNIER VIDEO HOW HOMEOPATHY WORKS
THE SCIENCE OF HOMEOPATHY
https://youtu.be/yUoQYlDWHkU
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HOW HOMEOPATHY WORKS BOOK
Jean-Pierre Radad Aoun, Marc Henry, Science, homeopathy and physics of high dilutions
https://exuvie.fr/livre/science-homeopathie-et-physique-des-hautes-dilutions/
Synergy. As salicylic acid does not work well without the synergistic components of willow bark, we do not thrive without synergy with nature. Meanwhile, chronic nutrient deficiencies…not just nutrients derived from food, although that is a huge factor, but the nutrients derived from the sun, fresh air, dirt, and just being in proximity with plants and animals, human social interactions. Not all that nourishes requires oral intake. Holistic; mind, body and spirit.
I love that you’re doing these! Gave me a lot to think about. The energy of refining iron…. Will ruminate on this concept today. Thank you!
Some of the concepts you’ve mentioned are very much aligned to holistic medicine, especially that you see the interconnections and commonality (say across the board in other fields of activity like social media etc). The willow bark point is well known for example, but you nonetheless put a more (dare I say?) “refined” spin on it. However, your entire way of explaining about the energy equation is not something I’ve ever come across before - other than when you’ve written about it earlier - and I think is very unique and a amazingly terrific way of describing it.
Your whole thesis of moving away from nature and your conclusion of moving towards unnatural refinement is something so true, logical and put beautifully that I hope more are exposed to it. You actually have given some really good examples here, and I do hope you continue to write along these lines with more of such.
The willow bark example was a lightbulb moment for me. I intuitively already knew this, but hearing you describe it brought more clarity and gives me a good way to explain it to others. Thank you.