0:05

I

0:05

think that's one of those things that's just hard

0:07

to grasp that We are in fact

0:10

all connected. And when you open

0:12

the gates up and you're willing to express,

0:15

I want to enhance this connection for some

0:17

positive benefit outcome, then

0:19

it actually begins to happen. That's I mean, we're

0:21

proving that definitively. And

0:23

as hard as it is to grasp, the

0:25

universe is much more of a large thought

0:28

than it is a large thing.

0:34

This is your host Luke story from luke story dot

0:36

com here to deliver another fascinating episode

0:39

directly into your eardrums. You'll

0:41

find your show notes links and transcripts for

0:43

this one at lukestore dot com slash

0:45

upgrade. Alright. Here's what you'll learn

0:47

in episode four sixty one featuring

0:50

Philipp HoltzendorffFehling and

0:52

Ion Mitchell. First, we take a super

0:54

deep dive into the exciting new subscription

0:57

service called quantum upgrade. And

0:59

how do you use quantum energy and quantum

1:01

entanglement to heal faster? Harmonize

1:03

the EMF, gain more energy, and

1:05

make your home feel like a sanctuary. The

1:08

nuts and bolts of how upgrade works on your

1:10

home, car, pet, cell phone,

1:12

and even your body, and the challenges

1:14

of explaining the value of something invisible.

1:17

How the folks at quantum confirm that the

1:19

energy levels are present at the target

1:21

location once you activate the subscription?

1:24

How the quantum boost features work

1:26

and when and how I use them strategically in

1:28

my daily life. We also explore

1:30

the abundant positive feedback from quantum

1:33

upgrade users so far. And we also

1:35

get into many of the clinical studies on the

1:37

effects of quantum upgrade using

1:39

stuff like dark field microscopy and

1:42

RV, and also the research conducted

1:44

on vaccinated test subjects, which

1:46

was fascinating to learn. We also

1:48

talk about how upgrade works with Lila

1:50

and the benefits of using both of them together,

1:53

and also because I knew you were gonna ask, and

1:55

while I was curious myself, We talk

1:57

about how quantum upgrade differs from

2:00

FLFE and why I

2:02

personally love them both. And

2:04

finally, we hear the unbelievable story

2:06

of my friend Todd Shipman's fish

2:08

allergy and how quantum energy

2:10

halted his reactions. It's

2:12

really wild stuff, so I can't wait to share that story

2:15

with you as well. And for me, this was a great

2:17

episode because it delves into the mysterious

2:19

realm of quantum energy healing but

2:22

also delivers the brainiac science

2:24

on how all the stuff works, thanks

2:26

to Ion Mitchell's high level intellectual

2:29

capacity. So I was glad he also joined

2:31

us on this one. I've interviewed both these

2:33

guys individually, but it was real delight

2:35

to share space with both of them at the

2:37

same time, and I'm stoked to

2:39

tap you into the latest and greatest and

2:41

quantum energy technology, which

2:43

for me might just be the brightest future the

2:45

world of healing has to offer. And

2:47

one of the most interesting intersections I

2:49

like to explore is where spirituality

2:52

and science collide, and that's definitely

2:54

what happens here. So enjoy the show.

2:56

And if you're keen to try out quantum upgrade

2:58

for yourself, get your seven day

3:00

free trial at lukestore dot com

3:03

slash quantum upgrade. Again,

3:05

that's luke story dot com slash quantum

3:07

upgrade. Alright. Let's do the damn thing

3:10

with Philipp up and iron. Alright,

3:17

fellas. Here we go. For those

3:19

watching on the video,

3:22

we've got this immense infinity

3:25

quantum block from Lila here.

3:28

Let's start off, Philip, by just explaining

3:30

to the people that can see. And for those

3:32

that can't, we're looking at, like, almost,

3:35

like, eighteen by eighteen

3:37

or something massive

3:39

Lila block. Good guess. Yeah. In

3:41

this case, it's sixteen by sixteen by sixteen.

3:44

So really good guess indeed. It's pretty

3:45

big. Let's say what it is,

3:47

what it does. Sure. I mean, you know, as

3:49

much as you want to say, I just know

3:51

that anyone who's I

3:53

mean, most people listen, but for the people watching

3:55

if they're like, what's the elephant in the room?

3:59

The golden elephant. Yeah. Yeah. So

4:02

the plates are charged with pure quantum energy,

4:05

and it's we've further

4:07

advanced and advanced and advanced the technology.

4:09

You know, this is extremely strong.

4:12

So on the Halkin scale, this goes

4:14

up to two thousand on the Halkin scale,

4:16

but it can level it down

4:19

to anyone in the room that may

4:21

not be able to take in such levels

4:23

because they're not used it

4:26

from the nervous system or because they

4:28

have so many toxins in the body

4:30

that they would just start sweating and

4:32

detoxing. So it would scale

4:34

it down for these people, but it doesn't do that

4:36

then for everyone in the room. Really, it

4:39

it goes to everyone to exactly

4:41

the level they need. So almost

4:43

to the perfect level that you need

4:45

in each moment, which is pretty

4:47

fascinating. It's it's really a new development.

4:50

In that case, And the size is

4:52

because people requested really

4:54

people out of our community kept asking

4:56

for a whole year. They wanted the block of this

4:58

size. We did a big poll and they

5:00

said, this is what it needs to

5:02

be because they wanna charge their

5:04

salad

5:05

bowls, you know, and charges his coffee.

5:07

There's Yeah. But if you have a salad bowl

5:09

of whole plate or But a whole

5:11

lot of coffee. Yeah. If you have

5:13

barbecue, you know, put your meat in

5:15

there and it's it's no issue.

5:17

And then some people want We have a couple

5:19

others that have this here, not not of

5:21

this strength, but they lay in

5:24

it

5:24

literally. You know?

5:25

You know, I'm gonna do that. The first thought I had

5:28

the first thought I had because I've put

5:31

crammed my head inside the

5:32

I think we've all done that. The quantum

5:35

in the infinity box. But my

5:37

first thought was this is gonna be the

5:39

dog and cats new little healing

5:41

portal if I can put something in there to

5:44

incentivize them to to lie down.

5:48

They'll they'll find their way to it. I I can I

5:50

will test it? Yeah. Cats and dogs do that all

5:52

the time. Yeah. Are

5:52

you a proud cat, Ona? Yeah.

5:54

Yeah. My schrodinger's cat. Yes.

5:56

Is

5:57

Is the box thing universal with cats?

6:00

Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yes. Anytime

6:02

we get a delivery, best Christmas

6:04

ever. It's it's the tape, though.

6:07

Our cat jelly is obsessed with

6:09

eating the tape with packing tape and

6:12

only and on the packing tape

6:14

and to the point where in the past,

6:16

before he was our cat and he was just Alison's

6:18

cat, he would get he would eat

6:20

a bunch and have all these digestive issues and it

6:22

would make them

6:22

sick.

6:23

No. He's a tape kinda sewer. Yeah.

6:25

So I'm sorry. Only Yeah. It's Anytime of

6:27

delivery comes, there's a lot of deliveries coming

6:29

since we recently moved in. It's like, I was

6:31

like, put it away, put it

6:32

away, so have special hiding spots for any

6:35

boxes with tape on them because he will find them

6:37

and eat it. Yeah. No. It's straight and straight nailed

6:39

it actually using using a box. As a

6:41

reference because cats do it fact

6:43

love boxes. Like, if you leave a box

6:45

out of cat, we'll find its way inside the box

6:47

regardless of how high you place it.

6:49

Okay.

6:50

Yeah. Well, I'm glad that's not just our cat.

6:52

I feel like he's he's more normal now.

6:55

And how did you get connected with

6:57

Philip and the Leila

6:59

Quantum Upgrade World. If I'm

7:01

not mistaken, I

7:03

think you're the one that told me about

7:05

it. Mhmm. Right?

7:06

Yeah. I

7:07

mean, it's been a few years now. It's probably

7:09

even, like, three or four years. And

7:10

I I think that was, if I recall, the reason

7:12

that I gave it my

7:14

initial

7:16

You you asked me if it was legit or not?

7:18

Yeah. Because there's a and we're gonna talk about

7:20

this, I'm sure. And we have on our past podcast

7:22

with Philipp, but I mean,

7:25

it's probably been twenty years. People have

7:27

been coming up with these little quantum necklaces

7:29

and stickers and I think by the very

7:31

nature nature of quantum energy

7:34

it's easy for misguided or in some

7:36

cases unscrupulous people to claim

7:38

that something is that. Yeah.

7:40

But Yeah. Well, you lending

7:42

some some validity to it definitely

7:44

had wait for me because I know you're a

7:47

pragmatic

7:48

science minded person.

7:49

Yeah. Like, there's there's honest also.

7:52

So you're honest, you have integrity and

7:54

you're competent about these things. But I don't

7:56

think I ever learned,

7:57

like, how did you guys first meet and how did

7:59

you actually come back? Interestingly

8:02

enough, I got a phone call from Philip

8:04

about four or five years ago.

8:06

When I literally was in

8:09

Santa Fe. And I was walking,

8:11

which is, you know, where you now live or right

8:13

outside of there. And it just kind of it

8:15

was a funny occurrence, but I I got this phone

8:17

calling. You had you had reached out to me about carbon

8:19

sixty. And you were looking at doing

8:21

some things Carbon sixteen, you had already done some

8:23

research on it. And so that's where the initial

8:26

conversation started. And then we

8:28

started talking more and more. And then as you

8:30

were developing Leila, Initially,

8:32

you had worked with a group ninety

8:35

ten way back when that was doing quantum

8:37

behavior and and kind of manipulations thereof.

8:40

And then you started Leila and really kinda

8:42

took it to the next level. And the thing that really

8:45

was great to me is the science behind it

8:47

because everything has been rigorously testing.

8:49

And it's we were joking before the podcast.

8:52

I've been doing testing in at a university on

8:54

the new Quantum upgrade. And It's all

8:56

double blinded stuff, and I've got, you know, a

8:58

a biochemist group professor assessing

9:00

everything, and nobody knows except, you know,

9:03

myself who has the notes on what's what.

9:06

And the results are consistent, they're

9:08

repeatable, and it's remarkable.

9:10

I mean, it's just, you know, that's that's the thing

9:12

that gets me about it is, even though know what's

9:14

going on, it's still so

9:17

far ahead of where we really are. You know what? We

9:19

can't actually directly measure what

9:22

is shifting on the quantum behavior.

9:24

But we can actually see the the secondary, tertiary,

9:26

coronary effects of it and say, like, yeah, hundred

9:29

percent of the time. This is working. And the thing that

9:31

really intrigued me when I started working with Philipp

9:33

on Lila and why I wanted to do, you know,

9:35

the advisory role for the science was

9:37

everything was being vetted, tested, double

9:40

blind studies. It was done the right way.

9:42

And so I could actually hang my head on and say,

9:44

yes. If you do this, it's not some

9:46

fruit fruit concept. We we can show you images

9:49

of your, you know, dark field microscopy shots

9:51

of your blood and say, your blood is going

9:53

to change. The quality of your life is going to be

9:55

enhanced. And it was just the efficacy.

9:57

It was, you know, kind of off the charts and

9:59

that that's And ultimately, that's what you

10:01

want. You don't necessarily have to understand

10:04

how the technology is working down to the nuts

10:06

and bolts, and most people who get on a jet

10:08

cannot describe the inner workings of all

10:10

the circuitry in the cockpit, but

10:13

you don't need to. You know, you need to know that

10:15

if I do this thing, it's going to benefit me biologically.

10:18

And so, you know, and it's just been we've kind of just

10:20

developed the relationship over the past four or five

10:22

years and kind of used

10:25

it as an opportunity to from

10:27

my perspective, push not just the

10:29

kind of esoteric components of it from

10:31

the subtle energies and things like that,

10:33

but to take that and bring it into the mainstream

10:35

science, and say, okay, how is

10:37

this functioning? What is it doing? How can we test

10:40

it? Because we've been doing wound healing

10:42

experiments as of late, you know, trying to show

10:44

differing rates in the the

10:46

progression of tissue tissues, and

10:49

then a lot of experiments on

10:51

showing ATP levels which

10:53

is and we'll talk about that later

10:55

because those still blew me away. I

10:57

I mean, again, I'm the guy doing

10:59

the experiments and it's double blinded.

11:01

And I it's just kind

11:03

of hard to wrap your brain around it remotely

11:06

ten thousand miles

11:06

away. You can do something in a lab that

11:09

is going to a hundred percent of the

11:11

time change the outcomes. And

11:14

just, you know, I mean, you don't generally see

11:16

something that has that kind of efficacy

11:18

where it's it's a hundred percent of the

11:20

time. It's it's bizarre.

11:22

Yeah. Yeah. We try to get that with

11:24

pharmaceuticals. Yeah. Good luck.

11:28

Anyway, I don't wanna throw a negative spin on the

11:30

conversation this early. So, Philip,

11:32

you know, people that have listened to the show

11:34

will know you from your prior appearances where

11:36

we were talking about, you know, what we have

11:38

here, part of the Lila

11:40

Quantum suite of products. And

11:43

then few months ago, you reached out and

11:45

said, hey, we've got this new thing called Quantum Upgrade,

11:47

which is a, I guess, a subsidiary of

11:49

your mother company. Could you say?

11:52

Sister. Sister company. Okay. And

11:54

you're like, now we've figured out

11:56

a way to use this quantum

11:58

energy that's been so effective with

12:00

the Lila Philipp Products Now

12:02

we've developed a way to do it without

12:05

having the physical product in your house,

12:07

which is intriguing to me. And so

12:10

I got the service and I've been trying it out. And

12:12

I actually actually had and we can talk about this in

12:14

a bit. I had a booster set

12:16

for one PM today when we were gonna start

12:18

the interview. And then flights got

12:20

delayed and stuff. So, you know, the house probably felt

12:22

great at one, but I don't know where

12:24

we are now, one thirty. So maybe I don't know if

12:26

it's still on or how long it lasts, but I've

12:29

been playing around with the with the different boosters.

12:31

And, I mean, I love this kind of stuff.

12:33

So, oh my god, these s's

12:37

suffering second time. I I will have already

12:40

explained to this in the intro, but,

12:42

yeah, I'm having a very hard time with SSAs

12:44

because I have fake plastic teeth

12:47

in my head at the moment. I'm gonna

12:49

use this as an opportunity to

12:51

track it. Oh

12:54

my god. It's funny. So I

12:56

guess my question to you is this,

12:58

at what point did you

13:00

realize that you could start to use

13:02

the methods with which you've infused

13:04

physical objects with quantum energy

13:07

to be able to transmit them non

13:09

locally based on these unique

13:12

identifiers such as your car, your

13:14

pet, your house, even you. What

13:16

was the transition there,

13:18

the discovery

13:19

moment? For you guys to be able

13:21

to do it. Yeah. So that already happened

13:23

years ago, frankly, when we developed

13:26

the first blocks. Relatively

13:28

early on, we already knew we could

13:31

actually really apply quantum entanglement.

13:33

Right? I mean, the twenty twenty

13:36

two Nobel Prize for Physics was

13:38

awarded for research

13:41

on quantum entanglement. But

13:43

all that is, it doesn't interest me

13:45

a bit. Actually, I think it's cool that it comes into

13:47

the mainstream and people hear about it.

13:50

But there's really nothing behind it.

13:52

We actually apply it like you can literally

13:55

test it because even with a block

13:57

like that, you can Take a picture

13:59

of yourself and put it in and you're

14:01

in the field and you can go to town while

14:04

you're in the field. So that is the

14:06

first where we knew that there's quantum entanglement

14:09

we did experiments like that and people

14:11

apply that at home. Right? They have an ant that

14:13

doesn't feel good and they put the pig And

14:15

however, there's limitations with

14:18

a regular block because you have a

14:20

block usually at a specific level.

14:22

Let's say it's a seven hundred on the Halkins

14:24

scale or nine hundred on the Halkins scale.

14:26

And then that's the level you have. You

14:28

put the picture in, and that's that. And

14:30

also, you couldn't put more than one picture inside

14:33

because you would co mingle the energies.

14:36

And so we always work with

14:38

the highest integrity because this

14:40

is powerful stuff. Samor people

14:43

may still think, it's whoa. But

14:45

it's really powerful stuff, but it it

14:47

has to be handled with the highest level of integrity.

14:50

And we could not offer

14:52

something where suddenly people's

14:55

energies get commingled or you put

14:57

an elephant in the zoo in there

14:59

and a cat and then a guy

15:01

and a girl and whatever and then you cooming

15:03

all these energies. It's just not you

15:05

can't operate like that. And So

15:09

we developed a whole

15:11

new set of systems actually based

15:14

on this technology where

15:16

now we removed all of those

15:19

limitations, where we have

15:22

complete flex stability in the hawkins

15:24

kit up to a certain level. And

15:28

also, we've removed the issue

15:30

with putting in one

15:33

or two, three, or million

15:35

different people. So that that was a long development

15:38

process. So that probably took us twelve months.

15:41

In total to develop until we

15:43

had that all set. And

15:45

then there's a whole bunch of other stuff that we

15:47

obviously needed to develop. Like, how

15:49

do you then actually do it that someone

15:51

can customize it? Because now to

15:54

explain to the people, so with the service,

15:57

you can book this for your home or

15:59

for yourself or even for dog

16:01

or cat. And then I think we have

16:03

a car in a business. So let's say

16:05

for yourself, you set it for yourself,

16:08

then you can set a

16:11

certain Hawkins value for

16:13

the daytime. And for

16:15

the night time. And then as

16:18

the company, you need to think about, okay, so but

16:20

not everyone lives in this time

16:22

zone. Right? So you need to fix

16:24

that. And then the whole system needs to

16:26

be set up the

16:29

way that it that it does that all.

16:31

That, you know, you live in Austin. I live

16:33

in Sanofi, New Mexico. It

16:35

needs to recognize that and and

16:37

all that. So it the whole development was

16:40

was a long time. Yeah. And, you

16:42

know, finally, we had it all finished

16:45

and yeah. And now we can still keep

16:47

developing because it it never stops frankly.

16:50

It's not like we don't have this now and

16:52

then we just sit on our asses and

16:54

or just letting it ride. No.

16:56

It's it's like we want to continue to

16:58

hear from the people What else

17:00

do they want? Oh, they want additional

17:02

frequencies? So how do we how can

17:04

we include frequencies that people

17:06

can book certain frequencies? And yeah,

17:09

now someone can sit on the sofa at home

17:11

and use their cell phone and literally say,

17:13

okay, you know, I want this type

17:15

of energy now for the day

17:17

and at three o'clock, I have an important

17:19

meeting or I have a tennis mesh, whatever. I

17:22

wanna set my thirty minute booster to

17:24

higher energy. And

17:26

oh, and I felt a little angry lately.

17:28

Maybe it's because I haven't been grateful for

17:31

the things I have in my life. Maybe I book in the

17:33

gratitude frequency. You can do that

17:35

in almost it's a near

17:37

real time, frankly. It's within five minute

17:40

lag time. Our system reacts

17:42

to what you put in and

17:45

it's humbling, frankly, that that that

17:47

works. But then we wouldn't

17:50

want to stop there. Right? We needed to have

17:52

the science because that that's

17:54

so important. Because we

17:56

could tell people it works. And then you have people

17:58

that see the energy and you have some people that experience

18:00

the energy. Right? That's great. But

18:03

you know, I think where humanity

18:05

is right now, there's

18:08

positive energy needed on

18:10

Earth, frankly. And that's we see ourselves

18:12

as just being helpers

18:15

and whatever is being birthed. Right? Where

18:17

there's a lot of companies and great people

18:19

around the globe, what you're doing, what you're doing,

18:23

everyone does their part, but that's like

18:25

our

18:25

part. We we just help with that.

18:29

Well, I just learned a

18:31

couple important things. One is that

18:33

you had this under wraps for a long time and didn't

18:35

tell anyone because if you were working on it for that

18:37

long and then you're like, hey, Luke, we have this thing.

18:39

So I'm glad that you didn't just get

18:41

the idea and put it out in the world without

18:44

being thoughtful about it. But perhaps more

18:46

importantly, When you mentioned

18:48

you don't wanna put two pictures inside

18:50

of a Lila infinity block

18:53

right now in my office. I

18:55

have a picture of our dog cookie and a picture

18:57

of my mom. And as you're saying that, I'm like, is my

18:59

mom gonna start barking? Like, I gotta fix

19:01

that. I'm gonna take cookie out and leave mom in.

19:03

I didn't know that. It's a nuance of

19:06

that particular

19:06

product. So think it'll probably be

19:08

okay, but it's it's interesting because

19:11

we had someone report.

19:13

It's actually K. L. Murray. He's he's also

19:15

biohacker, and he's very active in

19:17

in the in the Quantum Power Group and

19:19

Telegram. And he had forgotten

19:22

his dog's hair was in the infinity

19:24

dog while he had his picture then he

19:26

literally noticed over a few days and

19:28

he didn't know that he suddenly

19:31

communicated better with the dog.

19:33

Like, he understood suddenly

19:35

when the dog was hungry

19:37

or or things that he wouldn't notice usually,

19:39

and that was a deeper connection. And then at

19:41

some point, he removed the photograph of

19:44

his and then saw that the docket

19:46

was in there, and then the light bulb

19:48

went on. And so it's not

19:51

always bad. We recommend still

19:53

to not do that because usually really

19:56

commingle energies, partners can

19:58

do it, for example, if they both consent.

20:01

Right? So because things

20:03

may come up, because everyone has

20:05

stuff in the relationship that may

20:07

be buried like some underlying issues

20:09

that you didn't talk about, you know. And But

20:11

you need to talk about in order to resolve it,

20:13

then that may bring it up. So you

20:15

need to be aware of these things.

20:18

One of one of the the ranger, but

20:20

probably the most tangible things I've seen

20:22

was a friend of ours Todd Shipman left

20:25

Sage for a day

20:27

inside the block. And then he had forgotten

20:29

that it was in there and then he took it out and he put

20:31

milk and to charge his milk before

20:33

he drank it. And when he took the milk out, it

20:35

tasted like Sage. Oh,

20:38

wow. Yeah. So there's that that's

20:40

one of the things that I find incredibly intriguing

20:42

is, you know, and we did an experiment with Todd on

20:44

Sage that we've talked about it's up on YouTube

20:46

at the twenty twenty one BioHacking Conference

20:49

where he has a horrible shellfish

20:51

allergy. Right? He's super allergic, so we took

20:53

crab meat and opened can

20:56

and took the juice and derma rolled his arm

20:58

and put the crab on. And instantly, you

21:00

know, like an old school dermal stamp test for

21:02

histamine reactions, it swelled up,

21:04

blew up hives on one arm. And then I

21:06

put it in a block and talked for maybe, I

21:08

don't know, two, three minutes about waveform

21:10

dynamics and what's really happening because

21:12

they're a whole lot of things that are actually going on that

21:14

we don't normally think about. Everybody

21:16

thinks of a wave is that. But, you know, it's

21:18

kind of this motion, but it's really, it's spheres

21:21

moving in and out with the pressure gradient rotations

21:24

and chirality and there's a whole

21:26

host of different things going on there.

21:28

And the the shifts that we're

21:30

kind of listening from

21:32

changes in the quantum behavior, they cascade

21:34

up from the very base levels, and that's why you

21:37

can take something that a frequency

21:39

that would be related to the

21:41

taste of sage or in the case of

21:43

Todd, we negated the

21:45

negative effects of the grabbing. So I took it

21:47

out and derm rolled his other arm and put the the

21:49

juice on and nothing happened.

21:51

And literally at the end of that, everybody in the

21:53

audience walked up to look at it

21:56

because it was such a you know, everyone

21:58

knows that if you're allergic to something, you're going

22:00

to be allergic to it three minutes later. But

22:02

that's not actually the case because what you're really

22:04

reacting to is

22:07

everything that's manifest. We think ourselves

22:09

is as a solid thing. Right? And we express

22:11

solidity, but really, we're a coalescing

22:14

of all these vibratory things that have come

22:16

together. And it's electron cloud

22:18

repulsion. When I touch you, it's

22:20

I'm sensing the push of my electron

22:22

cloud on your electron cloud and the repulsion they're

22:24

in. And so when you take something

22:27

like the the crab meat, you're

22:29

really looking for constructive or destructive

22:31

interference of a waveform because we're all

22:33

just big waveforms. My

22:36

particular take is that our consciousness

22:38

actually expresses the waveform

22:40

to coalesce in a certain way. So you express

22:43

this loop, you express this is Philipp I express

22:45

a ion and and we coalesce in those waveforms.

22:47

So you can use something like quantum block

22:49

and actually modulate very

22:52

subtle behaviors so that something that

22:54

would be potentially detrimental for you, like in

22:56

the case of that shellfish allergy,

22:58

it's really not because you negate the

23:00

issues with destructive interference. And

23:03

so the waveforms actually sync together. So

23:05

it's kind of like you're sanding off the rough

23:07

edges at a submolecular level.

23:09

And so when you actually ingest it, then you don't

23:11

have a problem. And those are the things that I

23:14

I find remarkable because we're touching

23:16

on things that are the subtle essence of what we

23:18

are. And it it just, you know,

23:20

cascades up from there. I remember

23:22

at the conference the buzz about

23:24

that particular demonstration. And

23:27

I was off podcasting or something as usual,

23:29

so I missed all of the speakers, which

23:31

I always do. But, yeah, there

23:33

was, like, these murmurs in the crowd. Did you see

23:36

the thing that a Lee level. Oh, you know, I was like, was

23:38

a big buzz. I think because

23:40

in that world too, it's like, you know, a

23:42

lot of people, I think, are in

23:44

earnest making claims about things and

23:46

and, you know, describing the benefits of their

23:49

products or services, but Shervish,

23:51

but I'll

23:54

never take it over the I'm

23:55

sorry, Audience. I'm probably noticing it

23:57

more than anyone, but but

24:00

it's really cool when you can see --

24:02

Yeah. -- real long term realm. Come

24:04

into the visible spectrum

24:06

and go, oh, wow. That arm looks like

24:08

that. That one doesn't.

24:10

Yeah. That's that's very compelling. Now

24:12

that said, let's give a disclaimer. Obviously, if

24:14

you're allergic to something, maybe don't try

24:16

this at

24:16

home. Yeah. I mean, that's what we definitely

24:19

say right now, don't try that at home.

24:22

It's too early because we need to provide more

24:24

guidance. There's too many different substances

24:27

out there, too many different allergies and all

24:29

of that. So It's really at

24:31

your own risk at this point, but

24:33

because we've heard it so much from

24:35

so many different people about gluten

24:37

sensitivity, about a person that

24:39

could never eat a lemon or drink even

24:41

a drop of a lemon juice now

24:44

being able to do

24:44

it.

24:45

Horace Horace Sensitilities.

24:47

All that Now there's a clinic in

24:50

Munich and Germany that is

24:52

pretty famous clinic there and people

24:54

from London and all over Europe fly there to

24:56

get treated. And one of the things is they

24:58

have a fifty thousand dollars device to

25:01

test for allergies. It's medical device,

25:03

and then they can test also reduction

25:06

in allergy response and stress responses

25:09

and stuff like that. And their

25:11

pilot study they found, and they

25:13

only charged all the substances for

25:15

three minutes, where we told them four

25:18

minutes, please, because that's what we energetically

25:20

can see and observe as being

25:23

the minimum you should do it if you wanted

25:25

to use it for food allergy. The

25:27

sixty five to ninety five percent

25:29

reduction in allergy response

25:32

across all substances they tested.

25:34

And again, that was just three minutes. So we're

25:36

assuming at this point this will probably be rather

25:39

seventy to one hundred sent in

25:41

that realm, but it's

25:43

the largest study that's going on right now. And

25:45

before that, we tell people to not use it.

25:47

And that also brings me to the point we're talking

25:49

about quantum upgrade, but now we have this

25:52

thing here. So to not confuse

25:54

people, there's obviously a big difference

25:56

because the quantum upgrade is really the service.

25:59

It's something you don't need a physical device.

26:01

You basically, you are in the field if

26:03

you have it for yourself or your home is

26:05

in the field and things like that and you

26:07

can customize it up and down however

26:09

you want it. It's way more powerful

26:11

than what single block

26:14

it could do in that sense that

26:16

it goes way deeper. If you have the field

26:18

for you, then just a block.

26:20

But then there's also things you cannot

26:22

do with the quantum upgrade, and that's for example,

26:25

charging this coffee. Right? You

26:27

could not charge the coffee. I mean, we

26:29

we could find a way, but it would be

26:31

just too complicated. So you at at

26:33

home, you couldn't do that with a quantum upgrade.

26:36

So if you wanna deal with

26:38

charging, structuring your water and things like

26:40

that. You actually need a physical device, but

26:42

it's interesting. We've now heard lately

26:44

in the last four weeks from several people

26:47

with gluten sensitivities and

26:49

allergies that if they eat that

26:51

type of stuff and they set their quantum

26:53

upgrade on

26:54

booster, that they

26:56

have less issues. So there's

26:58

something there

26:59

as well. Again, don't try

27:01

this, but, you know, maybe you know,

27:03

for example, I don't eat a lot of meat.

27:06

I'm like ninety, ninety five percent vegetarian,

27:08

but I do eat meat. So every now and then every

27:10

two weeks I do eat a piece of meat, you know, maybe

27:12

on average. But when I

27:15

do, usually, I feel very heavy afterwards

27:17

and there's just lot of work to digest.

27:20

So I now always set the booster

27:22

for the time, and the booster is thirty

27:24

minutes. And by the way, you can set another booster

27:27

right after if you wanted to. So you

27:29

have longer process to digest, and

27:31

that it actually helps. So it's

27:33

it's kinda cool. That's very cool. Well, the

27:35

thought that I had speaking about the fish

27:37

allergy with with our friend, Todd

27:39

Shipman. Is this block is about

27:41

the size of a single serving

27:43

pizza? Dude,

27:46

I I, you know, everyone's wanna

27:48

fall off the wagon and I think, no, I'll be fine this

27:51

time. It's like years of not being

27:53

fine every time I eat gluten. And I'll take

27:55

charcoal and enzymes and, you know,

27:57

it's like it's important like eating disorder,

27:59

you know, rather than just going, I can't eat this stuff

28:01

and just leave it alone. My wife constantly is like,

28:03

dude, again, I'm

28:04

like, no. I think I feel pretty good. But

28:07

I don't this at home, but I am gonna put

28:09

a goddamn pizza in here and I'm gonna see what happens.

28:12

You can joke with sugar, by the way. And sugar

28:14

is great. The clinic also tested sugar.

28:16

Same results. It was a huge reduction

28:19

and stress response. So you cannot be allergic

28:21

to sugar, but you can have a big stress

28:23

response. So if you put your, I

28:25

don't know, your chocolates in

28:26

there, your cookies, for quite

28:28

some time, you can feel really good about it.

28:30

Well, you know, digestion has been one

28:33

of my sticking points. I'm really

28:35

healthy, vital, great sleep, all the things

28:37

great energy, but I do struggle with digestion

28:39

sometimes. So you'll see we have

28:41

the quantum block on the kitchen island. That wasn't

28:44

just to honor you when came over, it literally stays

28:46

there all the time and right there because

28:48

that's where our food and smoothies and stuff

28:50

get set usually before eat them. So even

28:52

Alison who's not really typically

28:55

that interested in all my funny biohacking

28:57

stuff in the house. She has gotten in the habit over the years

28:59

of putting her stuff in there too. And think if it's

29:01

good for her, like, she's very much more discerning

29:04

than I know about this stuff. But we put

29:06

everything in there. Coffee, smoothies, meals,

29:09

supplements. I mean, it's just part of our

29:11

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I do wanna differentiate between to not confuse

31:20

people again and thank you for that, the Leila. We're talking

31:22

about physical walks and we've done shows

31:24

on that and people can learn more. But I wanted

31:27

you to weigh in, Iain,

31:29

about the Hawkins scale

31:32

since the quantum upgrade

31:34

service is using that

31:36

sort of model --

31:38

Mhmm. -- in their calibrations. And

31:41

if I'm not mistaken, it was year or

31:43

two ago that I said, man, you gotta check out this

31:45

hawking stuff. And it seems like since

31:47

we've talked, you've really taken

31:49

that teaching and run with it. We're

31:51

now your like, when we're out at your lab, we'll talk

31:54

about that in the podcast we're gonna do. But you're in the car

31:56

calibrating stuff and you're you're using muscle

31:58

testing all the time. So either

32:00

of you really I mean, maybe you could explain

32:02

for people that haven't heard my prior podcast

32:04

where I've talked about David Hawkins and map

32:07

of consciousness and all this

32:08

stuff. Maybe you could break it down. Yeah. And then you

32:10

guys can kind of talk about how and

32:12

why you use that model as

32:14

a metric with the quantum upgrade It's

32:17

an incredibly effective and

32:20

simple method to follow. It's a logarithmic scale

32:22

from zero to a thousand. And,

32:24

you know, the states of consciousness, you know, the

32:26

lowest consciousness you can express to

32:28

the highest that's, you know, achievable in a physical

32:31

body without kind of blowing apart

32:33

just because you're flowing so much energy. So

32:35

if the idea of the Hawkins scale is

32:37

David Hawkins was MD PhD,

32:40

very sharp, but more importantly,

32:43

a very enlightened guy, you know, truly

32:45

just one of those one of those individuals that

32:47

comes along every couple of centuries

32:49

who codifies things and breaks things down.

32:51

And he made the assessment after

32:53

seeing someone do doing kinesiology and

32:56

doing, you know, a test, just a

32:58

kinesiology test to see muscle resistance.

33:01

He realized that what was actually

33:03

happening there was they were tapping

33:05

into the field of consciousness.

33:08

And what that really means is kind of

33:10

like I was saying about an allergic reaction.

33:13

Right? Things are either constructive or

33:15

destructive. So it's a very binary

33:17

function. If something is true, it's stronger.

33:19

Because there's constructive interference. And

33:21

so what happens is when you get something like

33:23

that, there's a sympathetic resonance and there's an

33:26

increase in the amplitude. So the strength

33:28

of the signal goes up. So that's why when

33:30

you ask somebody is this healthy for you and

33:32

you're pushing down on their arm. If their arm's just swaps

33:35

down. It's because they've lost tone in

33:37

their muscles, because there's a destructive

33:39

interference. Effectively, you could say it's they're

33:42

allergic to the extrude of the

33:44

absence of of the truth. And

33:46

if you say, you know, is this good for you? And it's

33:48

true, then there's integrity in the

33:50

system. And there's an increase in the amplitude

33:53

to the strength of the system, including their

33:55

physiology. Because as I was saying, we're

33:57

not really super physical. We're

33:59

actually energetic and that cascade's

34:01

up. So that constructive interference, you you

34:03

actually see a correlation to

34:06

people's, you know, muscular impetence

34:09

and how much they're able to resist. And

34:11

so with the hawking scale, when

34:13

you start to move through the states and you

34:15

go through kind of the normal states of awareness

34:17

going up from say two hundred where you kind of

34:19

become a normal person, probably everybody

34:21

that's listening to this is gonna be above that threshold.

34:24

And then you move up to, say, the six hundreds,

34:26

which is kind of the the rarer fight era where

34:28

you're actually starting have kind of

34:30

the experience of enlightenment and then you move beyond

34:33

that. What's happening is

34:35

your energetic potential is moving up. You're

34:37

becoming more and more coherent. Truly, The

34:40

the big shift is when

34:42

you when you hit six hundred, what actually changes

34:44

is you become energetically coherent.

34:47

And they're varying degrees of that coherence,

34:49

which is, you know, accounting for the scale from the

34:51

next six hundred through a thousand.

34:53

But as you become more coherence, I always

34:55

tell people it's the difference between the light bulb

34:58

and the laser. Right? You can have the same

35:00

number of emissive photons, so the same

35:02

little packets of energy coming out. One

35:04

warms the hotdog. One will punch a hole through

35:06

steel. Right? The difference is coherence.

35:09

Everything is moving in phase at the same

35:11

time, at the same rate with the same

35:13

intent. And that's kind of what's happening.

35:15

And so with the Hawkinsville, you're assessing

35:18

reality through the lens of things

35:20

being not coherent, two things

35:23

being completely coherent. And so

35:25

with the blocks, the thing that's

35:27

really kind of marvelous about the blocks is

35:29

you can some of the earlier blocks were in the

35:31

the seven hundred range, which is a

35:33

very intense range. But

35:35

if people weren't capable of taking

35:38

that in, it would not

35:40

all the time, but sometimes trigger,

35:42

you know, sweating or in the case of a friend of

35:44

mine at a conference a couple of months back.

35:47

He caught me as Larry Phams' name

35:49

and he he called me as I was walking into

35:51

the hall, and we had the new eighth gen

35:53

blackout, and it was at LLC

35:55

was twelve hundred, right, which is exceedingly

35:58

high. And he grabbed

36:00

me and said, hey, check this out and he was monitoring

36:02

his heart rate. And when he would walk across

36:04

towards it, his heart rate would go up twenty PPM.

36:07

And then he would walk back and it'd drop. I did

36:09

walk over and it'd go up. Walk back and it dropped me because

36:11

what else going on? How does does it work? And I said, well,

36:14

it's there's too much energy there.

36:16

Right? It's kind of like penny in a fuse

36:18

box. You're not supple enough

36:20

in terms of your nervous system to handle that

36:22

capacity. So you have to tailor things,

36:24

which is kind of the beauty of the way the quantum

36:26

upgrade works. And some of the newer

36:28

blocks is they actually restrict

36:31

themselves so that they maximize the

36:33

amount of energy that you can take in

36:35

without actually triggering any sort of negative

36:38

feedback in your own system.

36:40

Cool. Great explanation. It is

36:42

perfect explanation. There are

36:44

some limitations. So if someone never worked

36:46

with energy, for example, and then comes

36:48

here and puts the hand in there, you know,

36:50

they'll start sweating probably

36:53

relatively quickly because

36:55

detox will start. So, you know, there's

36:57

it just doesn't go to the low levels

36:59

on the Hawkins

37:00

scale. Like, it can't do that. So it's

37:02

still very powerful. But, you know,

37:04

I'm picturing like holy water on a

37:06

demon. If somebody

37:08

calibrates it sixty five because they're

37:11

a a psychopath, you

37:12

know, it's going to be it's going to

37:14

affect their their coherence, I guess.

37:16

But I I wanna add to that, you know,

37:18

your one question was, so how did, you know,

37:20

when and how did we come up with using

37:23

the Hawkins kill action? And that's I

37:25

think a year and a half

37:27

ago maybe because we used

37:29

at first the actual quantum consciousness

37:32

levels or you can call it quantum perspective

37:34

levels like actual ones. But

37:36

no one can see those. I mean, you have maybe

37:39

handful people, ten, twenty

37:41

people on earth that can actually see

37:43

these levels really on the granular

37:45

level. And yet, at some point, people

37:47

can put it in perspective But

37:49

then people ask, so so how

37:51

is this here in relation to the

37:54

hawkins scale? You know? And that happened in the

37:56

Telegram group. And they

37:58

asked over and over again, and then

38:00

we said, well, okay, let's

38:02

just start calibrating some of our

38:04

products. So a year and a half ago, we already

38:07

told them Makena. The quantum block is at

38:09

five hundred seventy one. The

38:12

basic infinity block is seven thirty three.

38:14

I think the fourth generation infinity block

38:16

was at nine forty 2II think

38:18

I brought you that one in the second

38:21

podcast we had. So that was

38:23

a lot at the time. And

38:25

now, you know, he was talking about the almost

38:27

twelve hundred level eighth

38:30

generation, I think, that we had at this

38:33

conference in in February. And

38:36

yeah, since then we've been using that.

38:39

For the frequency products, we shy away

38:41

from using the HAWK and SCALE, even though we

38:43

know it's always between, like, five hundred

38:46

and probably six hundred

38:48

and forty because the focus

38:50

there is not really the level on the Hawkins scale,

38:52

it's the actual frequencies. So

38:54

that would be really measured in a different

38:56

way. And then maybe some

38:58

people, you know, may have the question,

39:01

so I had just described the

39:03

Hawkins Care from zero to one thousand,

39:05

but at the same time a minute later, he talked

39:07

about a blog that was at one thousand two hundred

39:10

And I mentioned two thousand and,

39:12

you know, also on the quantum upgrade,

39:14

you can set boosters to one thousand two hundred.

39:16

And actually, you'll soon be unlocked

39:19

to the one thousand three hundred and one thousand

39:21

four hundred level. That's that

39:23

happens after some time, you know, that people

39:26

get unlocked for these levels. How

39:28

is that possible? And the reason

39:30

is that Hawkins didn't write

39:32

his book yesterday. It was quite

39:34

a long time ago. And when he

39:36

wrote the book and basically got

39:39

all the information in, it wasn't possible

39:41

for any objects. And frankly, people

39:43

on earth to vibrate at

39:45

that level. So

39:48

he couldn't see that. So at one

39:50

thousand, it was it was over. And

39:52

now you can have multiple people calibrated

39:54

our products, you know, in the quantum upgrade,

39:56

it is just higher and we have

39:59

with this harmony and buffer features

40:01

that we're working, we added

40:03

a level where it doesn't fry

40:06

people. Like, or, you know, the detox

40:08

that that you don't have these issues. You

40:10

couldn't do that with just a regular

40:12

infinity block at such a level

40:15

because it's just it will be too much

40:18

of the the energies on earth

40:20

are shifting. So earth itself or

40:23

herself, whoever, you know, wants to

40:25

do that exercise. No.

40:30

Shifts the energy and and

40:32

literally we see it shift dramatically

40:35

in in a positive way And

40:38

so the energy levels that we can vibrate

40:40

in also change. And

40:43

I feel it's a great story actually.

40:46

It's it's really a great story and and we

40:48

always look what levels can we even

40:50

make available. I think a year

40:52

ago, we couldn't

40:54

have made this and

40:57

and put it out with this level. And then

40:59

the quantum upgrade, we probably would have

41:01

stopped at I don't know, at the level

41:03

one thousand. Now we're we're

41:05

introducing, as we speak, the one thousand

41:07

three hundred, one thousand four hundred booster.

41:09

Yeah. Because it's now possible, and it

41:11

is It's good. It's the right

41:14

thing to do. People can tolerate it. We

41:16

have the mechanism to offer it. I

41:18

don't know what we'll be able to do in a

41:20

year. I have no clue, but we'll see.

41:22

In terms of the calibrations

41:25

and checks and balances, if

41:28

you're using muscle testing, how do

41:30

you determine who's

41:34

actually conducting the testing

41:36

accurately. Right? Because, I mean, I've had people

41:38

that know how to do muscle tests, and I've texted

41:40

stuff to Ian or I'm sorry.

41:43

And then someone else and they get radically different

41:45

numbers and they both I think, are in integrity

41:47

and have put in some time to

41:49

practice it, but the kinesiology

41:52

itself is not something that comes easily.

41:54

It's something that really takes hours an hour. I mean,

41:56

probably hundreds of hours of practice to get

41:58

really good at it and to be able to divorce

42:00

yourself from your

42:04

intention, right, and what you want to happen

42:06

because, of course, our nervous systems are

42:08

prone to hearing what we want to hear, which is why

42:10

I've never been good at it because I can't

42:12

seem to divorce myself from the outcome

42:14

that I want to hear. So do you have,

42:16

you know, a team of healers where there's

42:19

cross referencing of

42:20

calibrations? Or how how do you know that you're

42:23

getting accurate numbers? It's not our main

42:25

method, kinesiology, if I can. That's

42:27

a tool that someone needs to use

42:29

that can't exactly see it.

42:32

It's still an advanced tool and it's you

42:34

need to be very advanced and very practiced

42:37

and train in order to do that. Right? Right?

42:39

And you have to be doing that for

42:41

for quite some time in order to really

42:43

produce accurate results. But,

42:45

yeah, we worked with Roman Hofner

42:48

together who they call the Wyndham King in

42:50

Europe. He was born with the ability

42:52

to see each and every frequency on a super

42:54

granular level. It's

42:56

I mean, it's just almost ridiculous.

42:59

What he can do already is an eleven year old

43:01

he was on stage in front of three hundred people

43:05

telling all the people what the problems

43:07

why they had the problems how to fix them. You know,

43:09

they would ask him doctors would

43:11

book him, you know, as an eleven year old

43:14

already to ask them, okay,

43:16

how can we treat this patient? We we don't know

43:18

what to do. We don't even know what he has and

43:20

he told them, oh, he has that, you know, because

43:22

he can see the heartbeat, he can see everything.

43:25

And so that's our main

43:27

main one and then we cross reference that

43:30

and and iron for example, then also

43:32

calibrates with muscle testing. But

43:34

for us, that's a secondary

43:36

method. Got it. That's how I would

43:38

describe it. I know people

43:40

listening to this because I've already gotten questions

43:42

when I post about this. So you'd you're not

43:44

using FLFE anymore. I'm like, no.

43:46

I love FLFE, but people

43:48

will know Docomo. Well, hey, FLFE has

43:51

a sort of remote option service

43:53

wherein they're elevating the level

43:55

of consciousness of your location or objects

43:57

and things like that. And I've been using it for years.

44:00

I love it. I remember finding

44:02

their website, researching EMF

44:05

solutions. And I was already long

44:07

time obsessed with David Hawkins' work,

44:09

and I saw that they had sort of married

44:12

that scale and appropriated

44:14

it to their model of sending

44:16

energy to your house, for example, and mitigating

44:18

the MF. I've done shows with them. And

44:20

for the record, I love it. I still use it. I have it

44:23

on in the house right now. It's great. So

44:25

there's no I think people get very black and

44:27

white like it's either this or that. What's the best.

44:29

And for me, what I feel in the house

44:31

is that it's very complementary. Even

44:34

though it's similar, I don't feel any

44:37

discoherent kind of energies

44:39

at all, but maybe considering

44:42

that I'm a fan of both, so I'm

44:44

partial, maybe either either

44:47

both of you or either of you could speak to

44:49

what makes a difference and explain

44:52

why someone doesn't necessarily need to have that

44:54

black or white either or better,

44:57

worse perspective or whatever your perspective

44:59

is?

44:59

Well, so from my perspective, first

45:02

of all, there is no inquiry.

45:05

It's not it's not biting each

45:07

other because both

45:10

are really great energies. FLFE is

45:12

one of the rare companies that also works

45:14

with pure good

45:16

positive energy. We

45:19

actually recommended them in the past while we

45:21

-- Yeah. -- still were in in development, but

45:24

at the same time, you don't

45:26

feel any of it because it's just

45:28

too low on the Hawkins scale. It doesn't

45:30

bite, but it it's not you know, if you have the quantum

45:32

upgrade on, It just vibrates on

45:34

a way higher level, and you have

45:37

something that vibrates here. Yeah. It's still there.

45:39

It's not biting each other, but it's also if you

45:41

left it it wouldn't make any difference.

45:43

That's the main difference in terms of the power

45:45

and the hawking scale. It's like if

45:47

you have a block that vibrates at five

45:50

seventy one, then you bring in a

45:52

block into the house that vibrates

45:54

at nine forty two. It's

45:57

no problem that that one is there, but

45:59

the dominant energy in the house will be

46:01

coming from this book. That's pretty much how

46:03

the the levels

46:06

work. And then you know what's different I

46:08

think the level of customization is

46:11

really the key that you

46:13

can level it up and down at any time

46:16

you can set specific levels for the

46:18

nighttime. For example, like, I always put

46:20

it very low on five hundred

46:22

or at most six hundred at night.

46:24

For me. And then I use the inner piece

46:26

frequency. That's that's my favorite.

46:29

Does make you sleepy, but it's a very

46:32

you know, it helps calm the mind.

46:34

That that's what it does. It's for anything

46:37

stress related and and all that, and

46:39

I just came to really

46:41

love it at night and and turn it on

46:43

because it's just it's just a wonderful

46:45

energy to to breathe in,

46:47

if you will. And As

46:51

I said, it's near real time. You can set

46:53

a lot of boosters. And,

46:56

yeah, I think that's the main main thing.

46:58

Oh, and you can you know, you can you can

47:00

have these bundles. For example, we set

47:03

up like a pick three, pick four,

47:05

pick five bundle. That means you

47:07

can have up to five different

47:09

services, for example, for your

47:11

whole family. And then the question

47:13

is, okay, if I have that

47:16

for my whole family, do I then have to manage

47:18

that? Like, for my son and for my wife?

47:20

And I always have to set, like, their frequencies

47:22

and their levels and they always

47:24

tell me you can have this share function.

47:27

And I don't know if you know that, but we added

47:29

this like two months ago where can

47:31

literally add your wife to it, and then she

47:33

has access, not to your whole account,

47:36

but to her specific service, and then she

47:38

can manage it on her phone and just turn

47:40

up and down the

47:41

levels. But you probably I probably forgot

47:43

something, but

47:44

Well, no. I was just gonna say in terms

47:46

of FLFE, I love it.

47:49

You know, Jeff and Clayton

47:50

both, I think, are really on point. And and

47:52

when I when I

47:53

initially started doing calibrations, I had

47:55

actually reached out to Clayton because knew he had

47:58

done that forever in a

47:59

day. He's

48:01

he's masterful to say the least. Yeah. Yeah. Well,

48:03

it was interesting. I after being

48:05

exposed to Hawkins' body of

48:07

work all of it really rapidly after

48:10

you and one other friend had turned me onto

48:11

it. And both of you within a twenty four hour

48:13

period said,

48:14

oh, really? Yeah. No.

48:15

No. You need to check out this guy David Hawkins

48:17

I did and it it literally

48:20

opened me up in a very peculiar way,

48:22

but I couldn't calibrate. I, you know,

48:24

that seemed to be kind of the cornerstone of a lot

48:27

of what he was doing was the muscle testing. And

48:29

so literally every day for six months,

48:31

I worked on it every single day. And there

48:33

was this one breaking point where

48:35

about six months in, I had gotten up

48:37

at three AM, and I was driving from Tulsa

48:40

to Austin. And after

48:42

about five hours of working on it, I

48:44

suddenly could do it and it clicked. And

48:47

it was as you had said, the the breaking

48:49

point was I was no longer concerned

48:52

with the outcome. I was completely dispass

48:54

centered about what it was, and which is funny

48:56

because everybody has some intrinsic idea

48:58

of what you want the outcome to be. But

49:00

I would say with myself more than fifty percent

49:02

of the time, it's definitively not what I would

49:04

like it to be. But but, you

49:06

know, I don't want to be as the phrase would be

49:08

an asshole and ask the question,

49:11

get the right answer, and then not do it. So I try

49:13

to be consistent in whatever the result

49:15

is. I listen. But I would I

49:17

would reach out to Clayton and say, hey, is this

49:19

right or Jeff and say, hey, is is this right

49:21

initially? And how I knew I was actually

49:23

doing it because you had asked earlier, you know, like,

49:26

how do you know Well, I had a

49:28

a friend in in Europe who could do that. And so

49:30

I called him and we did it live on FaceTime,

49:32

and we both wrote our number down

49:34

and held them up at the same time and both

49:36

got exactly five forty four was the number

49:38

of for the question we'd asked on the Hawkins

49:40

scale and got the exact same number same time.

49:43

Shout out to Tom. And

49:45

and that I thought, ah, viable. And

49:47

then since then, I I use it and

49:50

it seems it's to my way of thinking it's about

49:52

the most scientific thing you can do because

49:54

I'll do a group of tests

49:56

in the lab and I'll calibrate all of the answers

49:59

And then I'll still go in and run, like, a full spectral

50:01

analysis or a full assay. And

50:04

almost all the time, they line up. Just did

50:06

one with cancer serum and we

50:08

had four different tests and three

50:10

of them were spot on, one of them was off by

50:12

seven percent. The difference is

50:14

one take couple weeks to get

50:16

the data set back and the other literally

50:18

just matter of minutes. But if you think of it

50:21

sounds strange, but when you think we're

50:23

a subset of everything universally. So,

50:26

of course, we're plugged into it. So, of course, the

50:28

universe is gonna have some sort of reference

50:30

point and relevance to it. And so the

50:32

FLFE stuff, how I came about

50:34

that, was when I started looking at it, I

50:36

thought, oh, this is pretty fantastic. And I

50:38

got the service, and I got I think five services

50:41

at the time it was before quantum upgrade existed.

50:43

And we were doing the the biohacking conference,

50:45

and they actually they were in my booth. Right? I'd shared

50:48

my booth with them. And then you were directly

50:50

adjacent to us. And so

50:52

I think we all have kind of a mutual respect

50:54

because we're all trying to move the needle in a positive

50:57

direction. And for me, the

50:59

kind of the telltale thing that made me

51:01

buy off an FLFE was I

51:03

had a massive headache

51:05

And I remember taking out my phone,

51:07

and they had a boost function, and it went from

51:09

five hundred to six hundred. You could get a boost

51:11

to six hundred for thirty or for just

51:14

a few minutes. And so I hit

51:16

the boost function and when it went horizontal

51:18

instantly my headache went away and I thought,

51:20

well, wow, that's pretty remarkable.

51:23

So I I use that for quite while

51:25

now. I just I actually just use the quantum

51:27

upgrade not to say that they are competing because

51:29

I I think they're both beneficial But

51:32

I I actually kind of like the way that you're able

51:34

to tailor with your service. You're able to tailor things

51:37

a little bit more. And also kind of

51:39

the relative strength of things.

51:42

I I do think one is dominant. And from

51:44

my own assessment, the other thing that I noticed that

51:46

was very different is there's a

51:49

disparity in the amount of frequencies that

51:51

are actually affected. So the quantum

51:53

upgrade seems to be occurring

51:55

over a host of frequencies. That

51:58

I wasn't able to touch with

52:00

FLFE. So both great services,

52:02

I think they're both viable, but my preference

52:04

is at this point is definitely quantum

52:06

upgrade now just because I think it's it's

52:09

a little bit more tailored. And again, if you

52:11

use both and one is

52:13

exceedingly dominant in terms of

52:15

the strength of the signal that you're getting.

52:18

You don't really need to do that. I mean,

52:21

I don't need to wear six parachutes

52:23

if I jump out of a plane. So Well,

52:26

guess I'm a six parachute guy.

52:28

I mean, I like I said, I find it to be complementary.

52:31

So

52:31

I I do too. You know, so I'm I'm

52:33

sticking with what I'm doing, which is

52:35

both, and I'm sure, like, life

52:37

would be great with

52:38

either, but I I definitely wanted to address

52:41

that because people are already asking me, and

52:43

I'm sure Oh, yeah. I get I get the questions,

52:45

actually. But, you know, one of the things I really do love is

52:47

I love the fact that everybody in

52:49

this space, you know, we're we're all solving. I mean, it's

52:51

kinda like me with the nanoparticle stuff. Right?

52:54

There are other guys doing it, and I recommend

52:56

them because, you know, I had somebody ask two days ago,

52:58

like, is this company? And I said, yeah. It's

53:00

great. Go for it, you know, because we're all trying to

53:02

move the needle for people I

53:05

think that's really the key here is

53:07

people I don't know. It's just it's intrinsically,

53:10

I guess, part of our nature that we wanna have

53:12

camp. Right? And it's like, I'm in this tribe or that

53:14

tribe. And I use all kinds of

53:16

different products and services all the time

53:18

that from a very limited perspective

53:21

one could say are competitive in

53:23

nature. But I don't look at the world

53:25

competitively because I look at the world as

53:28

a place of infinite abundance. Yeah.

53:30

Right? God makes an apple tree over here.

53:33

Make way too many goddamn apples for anyone

53:35

to ever eat. And there's a different type of apple over

53:37

there. Same thing. You know, it's like

53:39

you don't have to pick. It's everything's great.

53:42

With the exception of people that are obviously

53:44

not in integrity or competence

53:47

and are either producing things and bringing

53:49

them to market that they know don't work and they

53:51

wanna make money or they think work and

53:53

they're just they're mistaken. Right. And

53:55

they don't. Right? So the job

53:57

for me is, I guess, in the role that

53:59

I've taken on is really interviewing people like

54:01

you guys and doing my best

54:03

to have objective integrity

54:06

and in earnest find things that I really

54:09

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54:11

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54:13

I think you guys I don't think I know you guys have

54:15

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54:17

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54:25

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56:09

quantum upgrade, do you guys have some,

56:12

you know, master? What's that

56:14

quadraheda? What's the thing the quadrains

56:17

what's the word? You know, particle

56:19

generator combustor. Do you have a physical

56:21

object somewhere?

56:22

The large hadron Kleiter. Yes. Head run

56:25

Kleiter. That's what I'm thinking of. I imagine

56:27

this, you know, this lab where there's lightning

56:29

coming off this thing like the biochargers

56:31

something. Right? Where it's like, man, and it's transmitting

56:33

the energy? Or is it

56:35

are you just harnessing and directing

56:39

energy that already exists in the field,

56:41

I guess. Well, we have a large

56:43

system, frankly, that we've built

56:45

that was part of the development process

56:47

it's an analog system. So it

56:50

cannot be hacked. And

56:52

then the trick was to connect

56:55

it to the digital

56:57

front end basically. Right? Because one end,

56:59

you have, you know, all the people that wanna say

57:01

what they wanna have and they wanna make changes

57:04

and book in the frequency and all that and the

57:06

other hand, you have a large analog system.

57:08

So building that

57:10

bridge and how you do that, that was

57:12

a big part of that. But, yeah, we we

57:15

do have that and we're in the process

57:17

actually of building multiple of these

57:19

that we will put in various locations

57:22

across the globe just because

57:24

of security

57:25

reasons. I can tell you more

57:28

after the record?

57:30

Well, it's just something, you know, that we

57:32

we never want to go down.

57:35

And, you know, it wouldn't be because it's analog,

57:37

it doesn't ever go down. Right? Really?

57:39

But it's still something where we

57:41

wanna stay ahead of the game and

57:44

have multiple locations where that's

57:46

active. Well, when you're dealing with

57:48

a a physical object, that's

57:51

producing energy that can

57:53

have an effect on one's state. I

57:57

mean, if it were to fall into

57:59

the wrong hands, it could be used

58:01

nefariously. Right? I mean, there are and

58:04

this isn't the conspiracy theorists in

58:06

me. I'm actually a conspiracy analyst for

58:08

the record. Now the theorists

58:09

expert. Yeah. But, you

58:12

know, military energy weapons where

58:14

they're using millimeter waves

58:16

for crowd disbursement to regulate people's

58:18

moods and make people have crazy thoughts and

58:21

maybe even assassinate someone. I mean, this is not

58:23

science fiction stuff. This is real.

58:25

And if you could only imagine what

58:28

we don't know as citizens

58:30

of the public. Right? I mean, you

58:33

look at technologies that roll out from

58:35

military agencies and

58:36

whatnot, and We think, oh, this is new thing

58:38

they came up with. No. It's

58:39

it's probably

58:40

been around for eighty years. It's new to us because

58:42

they're

58:42

founded on, hey, you know, I mean, look at the sprain

58:44

up in the sky. I just saw an article the other day and

58:46

it was like, New tech startup is

58:48

going to try to limit the heat of the sun by

58:50

putting particles into the atmosphere. I'm like,

58:53

new, really. I was alive in

58:55

nineteen ninety five, and I remember when

58:57

it I mean, it probably started before then, but when

58:59

it was, like, undeniably present, and

59:01

it's kind of the way they do things. So let's

59:04

say, God forbid something

59:06

happened to you and your other founders and

59:09

some Doctor Evil got a hold

59:11

of your technology could they use it

59:13

to program

59:15

to lower the consciousness of their enemies?

59:18

This

59:18

is actually one of my favorite things. Yeah. No.

59:20

Yeah. It's impossible to do. And first

59:22

of all, that's it's just it's really a whole

59:25

system. So it's it's not one device.

59:27

It's actually multiple devices. So

59:30

to picture that. But the

59:33

principle is the same as, like, with the

59:35

blogs, for example. Like, at the time

59:37

where we made the decision that we can even

59:39

publicly offer the blocks was

59:42

only because it cannot be manipulated.

59:45

It cannot be used for nefarious purposes.

59:48

Like, you cannot in this thing a

59:50

copy of fear frequency, for example.

59:52

Like, you think of voodoo as

59:54

an example. Right? You know, you could, in theory,

59:57

come up with, oh, you know, I have a picture

59:59

of this guy and I want this guy to

1:00:02

break his leg. Right? And then, you know,

1:00:04

put the pick and intention this

1:00:06

guy will break his leg next week or something

1:00:08

like that. Right? You can think about these things that will

1:00:10

be something nefarious. It wouldn't

1:00:13

work because it falls through. You cannot

1:00:15

manipulate because it's a pure quantum

1:00:17

energy field. And the nature

1:00:19

of it is it supports anything regarding

1:00:22

life and consciousness, and it

1:00:24

neutralizes and harmonizes everything

1:00:27

that's destructive or harmful to life

1:00:29

and consciousness. Sounds extremely big

1:00:31

and frankly it is because it's a form

1:00:33

of source energy, but that's the nature of

1:00:35

it. It cannot do anything else. So

1:00:37

it it would not be able to lower anyone's

1:00:40

vibration if you set it that way or

1:00:42

if they would load

1:00:44

in a frequency, that's a a fear

1:00:46

of frequency. See. For example, it wouldn't go through.

1:00:48

It just falls

1:00:49

through. And so from that standpoint,

1:00:52

it it wouldn't be possible. I

1:00:54

I did mean to tell you, I'm actually gonna start a

1:00:56

new service called quantum hex where

1:00:58

we send out perfect coconuts and you can

1:01:00

but it's it's kind of a a voodoo

1:01:03

derivative. Oh

1:01:04

my god. I mean, it's funny,

1:01:06

but not funny, you

1:01:07

know. We only accept Bitcoin. It's gonna be

1:01:09

great.

1:01:10

We know this stuff exists. That's the

1:01:12

thing. I mean

1:01:12

Well, yeah. Actually, you can because brainwaves

1:01:15

brain waves are malleable, and

1:01:18

you can affect brain waves with with different

1:01:20

frequencies. I mean, that's all brain waves are.

1:01:22

Right?

1:01:22

Exactly. Being done. And it's being done.

1:01:24

It was especially done in the last,

1:01:26

you know, two, three years, and we noticed

1:01:28

that those big stuff, especially in big

1:01:30

cities, you know, I know quite a lot about it,

1:01:33

not because of hearing,

1:01:35

but because of seeing what we were able

1:01:37

to observe firsthand, frankly. And

1:01:39

there's this stuff. But then, you know, you

1:01:41

can counter a lot of that if you provide

1:01:44

fields that are coherent and

1:01:46

that are highly vibrating. And

1:01:48

one of the issues that so

1:01:51

many people had in the last three or four

1:01:53

years, right, is that they they

1:01:55

were stuck in a

1:01:57

fear frequency, and they were stuck

1:01:59

also in a lower consciousness level,

1:02:01

frankly. And then everything

1:02:03

contracts, like system wise, contracts,

1:02:06

and you just follow like

1:02:08

a robot these things. I mean, because you're

1:02:10

unable to expand

1:02:12

and just look at it from balance

1:02:15

perspective. And that is what these

1:02:18

fields do, these high consciousness fields,

1:02:20

they kind of lift you up, they remind

1:02:22

you of your own connection, because

1:02:25

everything is consciousness. We're all

1:02:27

the same. There's only one anyway.

1:02:29

There's just consciousness. It's just

1:02:31

expressing itself in this

1:02:34

three d world through our

1:02:36

individual personalities and characters

1:02:38

and all of that, but it's all

1:02:40

energy. And if energy is in

1:02:42

coherence, and in

1:02:44

positive high vibration, you

1:02:47

don't have to not

1:02:49

see certain things or you don't have to

1:02:51

act because of fear. And

1:02:53

so in a way, it counters that.

1:02:55

It reminds us really of our

1:02:58

own existence and who we

1:03:00

are on an energetic level. We may

1:03:02

not with our thoughts not

1:03:04

really get it. Right? Because we it's

1:03:06

just maybe too far

1:03:07

off, but energetically, our system, our

1:03:09

subconscious recognizes that.

1:03:12

Totally. And you can observe

1:03:14

this when you spend time with someone even

1:03:16

in today's world where you have all of these deleterious

1:03:19

energies and mind control and all this crazy

1:03:21

shit going on. But you can spend time

1:03:23

with someone who is of higher consciousness,

1:03:26

and they're totally unaffected by all of this.

1:03:29

You know, I I observed that. I mean, it's rare

1:03:31

that I meet someone like that, but we just spent time,

1:03:33

Alice and I recently with a a

1:03:35

vedic monk who's you

1:03:37

know, spent decades in the

1:03:39

caves in the Himalayas, like, real deal guy.

1:03:41

I think, god, did I send you? I sent you a link

1:03:43

to him. did. I can never pronounce his name, so

1:03:45

forgive me. I'll try to find it in front of show

1:03:47

notes. It's a very long sancret

1:03:49

kind of

1:03:50

name.

1:03:50

Over around him and we're talking to him about the

1:03:52

world affairs, and he had what

1:03:54

I would say was a

1:03:57

compassionate and appropriate

1:03:59

level of concern for humanity but

1:04:02

he was happy as hell. Yeah. It

1:04:05

wasn't bothering him. Right? I mean, he was like,

1:04:07

yeah, you know, we really we need to come together

1:04:09

and, you know, he had some great ideas on on how

1:04:11

to do so, but he wasn't living in that

1:04:13

contracted state that you described, which is

1:04:15

what I've been working for the past, I mean, really since

1:04:17

the beginning of twenty twenty. Let's face it.

1:04:19

To just try to have an awareness of what's

1:04:22

going on and not fall asleep and just be,

1:04:24

you know, subject to whatever they

1:04:26

are doing to us. Are attempting

1:04:28

to to stay aware, but also

1:04:30

just live my life and keep my

1:04:32

level of consciousness high, which is difficult

1:04:35

to do when you have all these sort of

1:04:37

oppressive energies coming at you. You're trying to

1:04:39

just live your life. And it's really cool

1:04:41

to see someone who has put in the work

1:04:43

for enough time that is totally

1:04:46

unaffected

1:04:47

and just living their best life. It's an

1:04:49

inspiring. It is inspiring actually because the

1:04:51

universe is either you're expanding or you're contracting

1:04:53

Luckily, the universe is seemingly consistently

1:04:56

expanding at this point. But Right. Yeah. I mean,

1:04:58

in terms of our energetics, we really are. We're

1:05:00

either expanding or we're contracting. And

1:05:02

so you can kind of move into

1:05:04

the space and embrace

1:05:05

it, warts and all, and be happy about

1:05:07

it, or you can have that fear

1:05:09

response and compress yourself and

1:05:11

try and sequester yourself and separate

1:05:13

yourself and generally speaking that that

1:05:16

doesn't work so well. I have noticed

1:05:18

and it it could be partly no

1:05:21

cabo effect. But when I go into

1:05:23

the city of Austin, obviously, you guys know we

1:05:25

live kind of in the hill country, so we're not in

1:05:27

all the 5G and stuff. But when I go into town.

1:05:30

This is especially true when I took a recent

1:05:32

trip to my old hometown of Los

1:05:34

Angeles. I mean, I get into that energy

1:05:36

and it's just like, oh, it takes so

1:05:38

much more of me to remain

1:05:41

myself, my positive happy self.

1:05:43

It's just like, oh, you can just get bombarded. What

1:05:46

I have noticed and this could be I

1:05:49

don't think it's all on my mind, but I have

1:05:51

one of the infinity blocks in my back

1:05:53

seat. And I also have

1:05:55

the quantum upgrade service on my

1:05:57

car And I don't care if

1:05:59

it's placebo or not. I feel

1:06:02

immune when go into the city

1:06:04

now. I used to get really

1:06:08

hardcore kind of fatigue. I mean,

1:06:10

that's the best way to describe it. Just be like

1:06:12

zapped from energy. And when I got home, I just

1:06:14

to, like, lay down just from running

1:06:16

a few errands in the five g zone

1:06:18

of downtown Austin. And

1:06:20

I swear, I've tested a few times. Like, I get

1:06:22

home. I'm like, alright. How do I feel? I'm like, I feel great.

1:06:25

And I think some of it is even just

1:06:27

being in the car. The cars have I mean,

1:06:29

these modern cars with the computer chips.

1:06:32

They got a WiFi router in there. There's

1:06:34

Bluetooth. And then you're getting zapped by all

1:06:36

of these incoherent frequencies.

1:06:38

I mean, we know, oh, 5G is scary,

1:06:40

but this certain megahertz

1:06:42

is hitting with these gigahertz, and

1:06:44

they're creating you mentioned the coherence of

1:06:46

lasers. Yeah. They're creating their own

1:06:49

kind of alien EMF just by crossing

1:06:51

one another. So you get out in a car in a

1:06:54

city everything is working energetically

1:06:57

against your biology and your sense of

1:06:59

well-being. And I gotta say, like, whatever

1:07:01

the reason is, I feel

1:07:03

way better. So I feel like And

1:07:06

it's not a placebo. It's not It's definitely

1:07:08

not a placebo, and we can say that because

1:07:10

we have done the studies. Literally

1:07:13

done the studies. And the energetics

1:07:15

is the first thing that it works on any

1:07:17

way. Right? And then the physical is kinda

1:07:19

like the next level because it works

1:07:21

on the below subatomic level,

1:07:24

really works on the energy system, and

1:07:26

it makes sure that these

1:07:28

MFs, you know, I described it

1:07:30

always like, you know, if you were to hit me in the face,

1:07:33

that were hurt. Right? But if you were to do

1:07:35

some acupressure pressure on my neck, it

1:07:37

would actually be beneficial. That's the

1:07:39

difference between just EMF

1:07:42

and stressoric Bossier without

1:07:44

having a high consciousness field from

1:07:46

either within or just from using, like,

1:07:48

the quantum upgrade, for example. And

1:07:52

it can be measured. You know, we've done these

1:07:54

double blind studies that Ein referred

1:07:57

to, you know, and and recently it was the ATP

1:07:59

production. Now I think next week or so,

1:08:01

we'll start with the wound healing, but

1:08:03

there have been life

1:08:05

blood analysis studies as well,

1:08:07

randomized, double blind, in

1:08:09

one hundred percent of the cases, this stuff

1:08:11

works and it works not just a little bit. It works

1:08:14

significantly in in a way

1:08:16

where I mean,

1:08:18

your jaw jaw drops

1:08:20

down really. that's a hard one for

1:08:22

German to to actually

1:08:24

And we

1:08:24

both have a hard sense in here. Right. We're

1:08:26

on the even playing field here.

1:08:28

Yeah. To to a point where Or your s's.

1:08:35

It it is working. Yeah. And so the

1:08:37

to the point where the the head of the base

1:08:39

institute in Austria, when he called me

1:08:41

to to give me their results because

1:08:44

we're not present in these studies. Right? We have

1:08:46

nothing to do with that. Like, they do that

1:08:49

or Iain and his you

1:08:51

know, biochemistry professor

1:08:54

run a study or some other lab, and then

1:08:56

we wait for a phone call. Right? Are

1:08:58

you, like, biting your nails, waiting, god. We hope it

1:09:00

comes up. Well, so on

1:09:02

a deeper level, like, I knew it's it's

1:09:05

gonna work and it's gonna perform really

1:09:07

great and he knew that too, but

1:09:09

still he had tears in his eyes

1:09:11

when he called me. He almost couldn't talk

1:09:13

because he had witnessed with his own

1:09:15

eyes that have worked in a hundred percent of

1:09:17

the cases, also over

1:09:19

this huge disc sense and was double blind.

1:09:21

No one had a clue. They didn't even have a clue

1:09:24

what was going on there and and

1:09:26

what was happening if anything was turned

1:09:28

on or

1:09:28

not. And it's it's It's

1:09:30

totally double blind. Double blind, meaning the

1:09:33

the folks that are conducting the study

1:09:35

don't know any of the subjects of the study

1:09:37

also don't

1:09:38

know. Exactly. Only the person operating

1:09:41

the quantum upgrade, I don't know

1:09:43

how many miles away, knew

1:09:45

what was going on and when they were gonna turn

1:09:47

something on it was completely double blind

1:09:49

and it was also randomized so they didn't

1:09:52

so that no one could really figure out what was

1:09:54

happening. And they also made sure

1:09:56

just because, you know, the thing is that

1:09:58

what they and that's what I love about them. Like,

1:10:00

they made it harder on us, frankly,

1:10:02

because they're so detail oriented

1:10:05

and so so clear about it that

1:10:07

they said they can't even do more

1:10:09

than two people a day just

1:10:12

because if you have

1:10:14

one person in in the room with a quantum

1:10:16

upgrade, that already has an effect

1:10:18

on the other ones. And then you have -- Oh, wow. -- it's

1:10:21

a field effect. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And then

1:10:23

so they they ruled that out completely

1:10:25

and even take take a day break and then

1:10:27

invite the next people. And

1:10:29

and I'm there sweating like, oh, I mean, if you wanna

1:10:32

make it even harder, but that's the

1:10:34

way to go so that we know for

1:10:36

fact this

1:10:37

works. And this is the Mesa Institute in

1:10:39

Austria. Yes. And these are those blood

1:10:42

cell analysis

1:10:43

slides that are on your site. Right?

1:10:45

Yes. That's correct. So they do two different

1:10:47

things. Like, the Lifeblood analysis is,

1:10:49

like, one of their fields that they test, but they are

1:10:51

also the largest independent research

1:10:54

and testing institute for a

1:10:56

biosystem analysis. So they use

1:10:59

the so called BISA method, it's

1:11:01

an advanced decibel method

1:11:04

where they can test the cellular

1:11:06

voltage and energy levels in all

1:11:08

the organs and then the system

1:11:11

in general and they can see

1:11:13

stress levels of EMF, for

1:11:15

example. They tested our tech in a

1:11:17

Tesla actually, giving people

1:11:19

on top of that an iPad and a

1:11:21

phone. I'm a supervisor. Exactly.

1:11:25

And blasted them and then introduced the

1:11:28

surface of the product to

1:11:29

test. So that's that's what they do. Yeah. In

1:11:31

in some of those studies, because

1:11:33

I was reviewing them last night, because that's one thing I

1:11:35

love about you guys, you keep doing studies. And I was like,

1:11:37

hey, we did this one thing and we just let it decay

1:11:40

on the site and that's proof. Right? You're always,

1:11:42

I'm assuming spending a lot of money

1:11:44

to do these studies. But I was looking at

1:11:46

one in particular that got my attention

1:11:48

probably, well, others. And that was the

1:11:51

test on double and triple

1:11:53

vaccinated blood and

1:11:55

man. I mean, I, you know, I follow some very

1:11:57

subversive news sources. You can see

1:12:00

on my on my telegram channel, lube

1:12:02

story dot com slash telegram, if you have

1:12:04

on the stomach. I reposted a lot of the stuff to

1:12:06

just I gotta have my little voice over there.

1:12:08

I'm gonna wake up people. You know,

1:12:10

if one person sees that and chooses to

1:12:13

live life as a normal breed

1:12:16

of human than I went. And

1:12:18

so did they. But anyway, I'm on there and

1:12:20

I see some really weird stuff with this blood.

1:12:22

I mean, there's these strange clots, and

1:12:24

I mean, it gets really spooky. But

1:12:27

in the blood in your test, it

1:12:29

wasn't anything supernatural

1:12:32

going on or that alien, but it just looked like

1:12:34

very unhealthy blood. Right? And then the quantum

1:12:36

upgrade was applied. And then the blood

1:12:38

is beautiful and perfect. You see all the cells

1:12:41

aren't stuck together and mutated and

1:12:43

that was crazy because I've

1:12:46

feared that when people have elected to

1:12:48

do that experiment, that

1:12:51

it might be irreversible. And you're just

1:12:53

kind of stuck with whatever comes with having

1:12:55

blood that looks like that. But part of

1:12:57

that and maybe you guys can either both

1:12:59

eliminate this on

1:13:01

deeper level, but it was

1:13:04

the actual claudine

1:13:07

was diminished.

1:13:08

That was the part that was interesting to me because

1:13:10

that's something that we're now beginning to

1:13:12

see. Is more commonly known,

1:13:14

right, as the clotting issue with people that have elected

1:13:16

to do that. So tell us a bit about that

1:13:18

particular study because that one was

1:13:20

wild. Yeah. So before you jump

1:13:22

in, so, I mean, it's been shown

1:13:24

in the study that stage one and

1:13:27

stage two of blood clotting was

1:13:29

able to be reversed

1:13:30

completely. So Yeah.

1:13:33

Not just made better, but it's not there

1:13:35

anymore. Yeah.

1:13:36

Exactly. Absolutely. And so for

1:13:38

people that don't know, so people were

1:13:40

tested, just regularly tested,

1:13:42

and then there was no WiFi turned

1:13:44

on. Then WiFi

1:13:46

was turned on and people got tested again,

1:13:49

then you can see the huge differences. Yeah.

1:13:51

And you really see that the

1:13:53

blood of everyone get

1:13:56

really bad very quickly. For some people

1:13:58

really, it led to even stage two

1:14:00

of blood clotting, right, because they were already

1:14:02

having not so great blood to begin

1:14:05

with for other people was a little bit different,

1:14:07

but in all cases, it was this

1:14:09

huge clumping. Like, it looks

1:14:11

immediately unhealthy to everyone that doesn't

1:14:13

even know anything about Darko microscopy.

1:14:15

You know, oh, no. That's not how it's supposed to

1:14:18

look like. Right? And then they

1:14:20

left WiFi on and then

1:14:23

turn the the condom upgrade on.

1:14:26

And within, I think, it was ten minutes,

1:14:28

ten or fifteen minutes. That's usually what they

1:14:30

use. All of that was reversed.

1:14:32

And then on top of that many other things, right?

1:14:34

The white blood cell activity is another thing

1:14:37

that actually white blood cells

1:14:39

get paralyzed. Through WiFi. They

1:14:42

tend to get paralyzed in our studies that shows

1:14:44

usually they do get paralyzed at

1:14:46

least instantly. And

1:14:49

that's part of your army. That's

1:14:52

part of your immune system. So the white

1:14:54

vessel activity and motility always increased

1:14:56

in these these cases. And they

1:14:58

even showed things like a decrease in

1:15:00

parasitic load. And

1:15:02

then, you know, the oxygenated blood,

1:15:04

so all of these things happen. We certainly

1:15:06

can't make any claims

1:15:08

in regards to, you know, if someone

1:15:10

participated in this experiment, there's

1:15:14

a lot of stuff going on there that

1:15:16

goes really beyond WiFi

1:15:20

exposure and there's things that we

1:15:22

know they see that are really

1:15:25

crazy indeed, but for the

1:15:27

regular stuff that's not

1:15:29

good for your blood, this obviously

1:15:31

shows significant improvements We

1:15:35

we are running a study actually at the

1:15:37

moment. It's a pilot

1:15:39

study with d dimer tests

1:15:41

or d dimer tests are part of that a

1:15:43

clinic in Florida running that because

1:15:46

the dimer tests they can spot

1:15:49

micro blood

1:15:49

clots. So that are very, very

1:15:51

micro really. And so

1:15:54

for looking at the effects of that Well,

1:15:56

I, you know, I appreciate that you can't make claims

1:15:58

and thank you for being respectful enough to

1:16:01

people to not

1:16:01

say, hey, it's gonna cure you of this or that. But

1:16:03

what you can claim is black and white. I

1:16:05

mean, there's -- Yes.

1:16:06

Yeah. -- talking about the images. This is what happened

1:16:08

for those test subjects. We don't know that

1:16:10

it's gonna happen for every single person, but

1:16:13

I would be willing to hedge my bets if

1:16:15

it did that for

1:16:16

them. I'll give it a shot for whatever,

1:16:18

like, a few bucks a month, you know. Are those things

1:16:20

that you had? Yeah. When you when you look

1:16:22

at that, it's microvascular coagulopathy.

1:16:25

Right? And so you see those things clumping and

1:16:27

what's really going on there, especially in those

1:16:29

experiments, is the exposure to the EMFs.

1:16:31

And we've talked about this before. At

1:16:34

a subcellular level, all that stuff is

1:16:36

is voltage gated calcium ion channels.

1:16:38

Right? So it's not some nefarious evil plot,

1:16:40

but when you apply a field at

1:16:42

two point four megahertz, you can affect

1:16:44

the change in voltage gated calcium

1:16:47

potentiation. And so the influx

1:16:49

and the efflux of calcium

1:16:51

in your cells, which allows them to

1:16:53

process waste and to move and to be healthy and

1:16:55

to perform their normal functions, gets

1:16:57

skewed. And so you've got one type

1:16:59

of EMF throwing off a magnetic system

1:17:02

or an ionic system. And so that's what's

1:17:04

really going on there. And so in these cases

1:17:06

where people are already marginalized, their

1:17:09

host. And to use

1:17:11

this, we're trying to address

1:17:13

something at an even more subtle level.

1:17:15

And I I always go back because it's hard for people

1:17:17

to grasp this. But I think about,

1:17:19

you know, before the microscope, Privet

1:17:21

lay one up. Right? If you had

1:17:23

walked up to someone and said, you're sick

1:17:25

because these little microscopic bugs

1:17:28

that you can't see. Well, you probably wouldn't

1:17:30

use the term microscopic at that point. You

1:17:32

know you know, these little things, they're

1:17:34

there and they're they're affecting your physiology and

1:17:36

they're hurting you. You would have thought the

1:17:38

person was another. And so, you

1:17:40

know, we're looking at things that are

1:17:42

at such a subtle level that we don't

1:17:45

I I personally don't have nor have I seen

1:17:47

a quantumometer

1:17:49

anywhere. So I don't have, you

1:17:50

know time soon, hopefully. Yeah.

1:17:52

New pocket quantum. Let's

1:17:53

let's explain today. You go here, love.

1:17:55

Yeah. It's a new app. We're gonna put

1:17:58

up the quantumometer. But, you know, before

1:18:00

we have the tools to really identify it directly,

1:18:02

we're having to do all this stuff indirectly, but you

1:18:04

can definitively see the

1:18:06

shifting for people who are marginalized when

1:18:08

there's just a little external stress applied

1:18:11

that the results just are very poor.

1:18:13

Right? The outcomes are very poor. So

1:18:16

yeah, we can't make a claim that it's gonna happen

1:18:18

all the time nor would I make a claim that

1:18:20

if I dropped my coffee cup, it's going to

1:18:22

land on the ground every time. But when you're dealing

1:18:24

with fundamental forces, you

1:18:26

can pretty safely say that you're going to be able

1:18:29

to elicit some positive benefit the

1:18:31

majority of the time. So

1:18:32

Yeah. So in these tests, we're talking about

1:18:34

the influence of quantum fields.

1:18:37

Right? Mhmm. But then the

1:18:39

tests are actually in the realm of the physical.

1:18:41

And so that's the way that you can essentially

1:18:43

prove the effects of quantum energy is

1:18:45

by observing their effect

1:18:48

on something you can measure, which isn't

1:18:50

in this case blood cells or HRV

1:18:52

or different things like that. I don't know enough

1:18:55

about the dark field microscopy to,

1:18:58

you know, say that it's valid or not. I

1:19:00

know that I've had done it myself. First

1:19:03

time was maybe fifteen

1:19:05

years ago on this magnetico sleep

1:19:07

pad. I was at a conference and I go,

1:19:09

you wanna see something cool? Yeah. They took some of

1:19:11

my blood, put it in the microscope, kinda

1:19:14

coagulated not that pretty. I laid

1:19:16

on this, I think, a twenty gouse

1:19:18

magnetic mat, which

1:19:20

I have in the guest room there under under the mattress

1:19:23

still to this day, because I bought one on the spot.

1:19:25

Which was a lot of money for me at the time.

1:19:27

I forget what it was, but it was like, like,

1:19:29

I could have bought a car, you know, at that stage.

1:19:32

Anyway, they did my blood before. I laid on this

1:19:34

thing for ten, fifteen minutes. Afterward,

1:19:36

I was like, okay, sold. So, you know,

1:19:38

when you see it on your own blood, it's

1:19:40

pretty impactful. But I have heard

1:19:43

people speak out against the

1:19:45

validity of this type of

1:19:46

test. And I don't know what their argument is. Have you

1:19:48

guys is there valid argument against

1:19:51

the dark field microscopy? So

1:19:53

no. That's the real answer.

1:19:55

No. But if you think about it,

1:19:57

if that tool was still

1:20:00

used widely in the US? What could

1:20:02

it be used for? You could take a pill

1:20:04

and see what happens. Right? So here's

1:20:06

the thing. What happened in in

1:20:08

the US about twenty years ago. It

1:20:10

was a widely used tool, and then they decided

1:20:13

to charge every practitioner that

1:20:15

once to continue to use dark field

1:20:17

microscopy as a diagnostic tool

1:20:19

one hundred thousand dollars as

1:20:21

a fee per

1:20:23

year. That's

1:20:24

right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And never know

1:20:26

you conveniently make

1:20:28

things go away because people can't afford to

1:20:30

do it anymore. Still loud in the US for

1:20:32

research purposes. I mean, it's also loud as a

1:20:34

practitioner, but you have to still you have to pay

1:20:36

the license. So in Europe,

1:20:38

it's still a widely used tool. It's

1:20:41

amazing because it's frankly the only

1:20:43

tool where you can see everything in

1:20:45

your blood going on in real time in

1:20:47

an illuminated way and in a magnified

1:20:50

way. It's not some fiction

1:20:52

that you see there. You see your actual

1:20:55

blood. You see your actual red

1:20:57

blood cells, white blood cells in real

1:20:59

time. So it's the perfect

1:21:01

way to look at the overall health,

1:21:03

frankly. So there's actually no real

1:21:05

argument against it. There is

1:21:08

though you know, there's probably people out

1:21:10

there that misuse it in a way where

1:21:12

they just take it before and then after

1:21:14

picture. And then for them convenient way,

1:21:17

and that's why we don't do it that way.

1:21:19

That's how we got started, frankly, to

1:21:21

to figure out what are the real

1:21:23

changes that we're promoting with these products.

1:21:26

Right? That's what you want to see, but you can't

1:21:28

just offer a person one

1:21:30

before and one after picture and say, oh, just

1:21:32

look at this. This is great. That's why

1:21:35

you design these randomized double

1:21:37

blind and single blind studies so

1:21:39

that you can rule out the placebo effect

1:21:41

completely and you need to be able to show

1:21:43

that it really happens in in all

1:21:45

these

1:21:46

cases, not just as one of -- Right.

1:21:48

-- not like me on because one

1:21:50

can say when I got a magnetical that

1:21:52

I could have believed that it was going

1:21:54

to change the look of my blood. Therefore, it did,

1:21:56

which is which is true. I mean, you can

1:21:59

you can meditate your way into feeling

1:22:01

very differently and probably change your

1:22:03

physiology just by the kind of thoughts and feelings

1:22:05

you're having and we know this. But the

1:22:07

way you're doing it in an external

1:22:10

lab and double blind and all of that kind of

1:22:12

eliminates

1:22:12

that, which is I think the important distinction

1:22:15

there. Yes. You you use a sham

1:22:17

device, so then you would get tested multiple

1:22:19

times and you never know is this now

1:22:22

the real mad or is this the fake mad

1:22:24

Basically, that's kind of how it

1:22:26

works. Okay. Cool. Ayanne,

1:22:28

could you wax poetic on

1:22:31

the know you can do this and

1:22:33

I just love hearing you talk because I can usually

1:22:35

barely hang on. It's a fun ride.

1:22:38

The quantum the quantum

1:22:40

entanglement element of this,

1:22:42

with quantum upgrade, how we have this,

1:22:45

you know, generator or this analog

1:22:47

technology that's in one location.

1:22:50

And then over here in my house, because I have

1:22:52

software that's communicating with Advia, the

1:22:54

Internet, is telling that machine

1:22:57

to make something happen over here.

1:22:59

Like, how is that happening? Because

1:23:01

think that's despite these tests

1:23:03

and these ways that have validated that

1:23:05

something positive is

1:23:06

happening. It's really hard for me and I think

1:23:08

a lot of people to get our head around how something

1:23:11

like that can work. I think that I think that's pretty

1:23:13

hard for almost everybody to get their head around.

1:23:15

Because it it is in truth. I mean, you know,

1:23:17

Einstein and Niels Borr had an argument what

1:23:20

was really going on there. And until, you know, the

1:23:22

guy's got the Nobel Prize for solving

1:23:25

Bell's Interqualities, you know,

1:23:27

with testing to prove which which was which.

1:23:30

And in this case, actually, Einstein was wrong and

1:23:32

Borr was right. You have this

1:23:34

whole everybody's heard the term spooky

1:23:36

action at a distance. Right? The idea that something

1:23:39

remote has an effect on the other

1:23:41

thing. And Einstein's supposition

1:23:43

was that, you know, those things were connected

1:23:45

and when you affected one, the other.

1:23:47

And that's it's not exactly right. It's

1:23:49

it's actually Niall's board was right,

1:23:51

the states aren't predetermined until

1:23:54

you actually observe them. And what's really strange

1:23:57

about this is it's not actually

1:23:59

affecting a change on something at

1:24:01

a distance. It's affecting

1:24:03

a change on itself. Because once you entangle

1:24:05

something, it ceases to be

1:24:08

a separate entity. It's

1:24:10

one consistent waveform. So what you're

1:24:12

actually pushing on one side of something

1:24:14

and the other side is connected because

1:24:16

they're a uniform waveform. And

1:24:18

so it's tricky because

1:24:21

we're big meat suit macro creatures

1:24:23

And so we think

1:24:24

of, you know, Philipp over here. I'm over here.

1:24:26

You're over there. And so Until you take

1:24:28

enough psychedelics. Right?

1:24:31

Yeah. You meditate for a couple of decades to

1:24:33

take a bunch of psychedelics, you're gonna

1:24:35

be fine. All that disappears. Yeah. You

1:24:36

understand this perfectly

1:24:37

different experience. And

1:24:38

then you come out of my

1:24:39

experience and you go you go back into

1:24:41

thinking it's real again. Yeah. Well, it's

1:24:44

it's a persistent yeah. It's a persistent

1:24:46

illusion. It's a it's a really pleasant one too.

1:24:48

I, you know, I enjoy it. But the

1:24:50

the the thing is when physicality

1:24:53

is, in my opinion, the epic phenomenon

1:24:55

of consciousness. Right? So It's not that

1:24:57

we are aware and have a brain and then the

1:25:00

brain generates consciousness. I think that's

1:25:02

ridiculous. I think really what's

1:25:04

going on is we have a consciousness. And then

1:25:06

because of that, we coalesce to a form.

1:25:09

And it's much easier to think about how

1:25:11

all of this stuff could actually work if you think

1:25:13

of yourself as a waveform. Right?

1:25:16

And so remotely, if one

1:25:18

waveform wants to and expresses

1:25:20

the intent to, interact and

1:25:22

couple with another waveform. Right? You're reaching

1:25:24

out for the assistance of something

1:25:27

else. You're trying to connect with it.

1:25:29

To my estimation based on what we've

1:25:31

seen, and we're doing

1:25:34

the same thing. We're listening a coupling of

1:25:36

the waveform. Right? And I think that the interesting

1:25:38

part there is there has to be express

1:25:40

intent. You know, you have to want

1:25:42

to do it. And it's kind of like

1:25:45

to go back to the Hawkins thing, people

1:25:47

who were in his assessment, atheists

1:25:50

could not use the tools. Right? They weren't

1:25:52

able to calibrate because by virtue

1:25:54

of denying the connected nature

1:25:57

of everything, you simply didn't get access

1:25:59

to it. Right? You know, and I always jokingly

1:26:01

say that the universe is an an idiot. It

1:26:03

doesn't give toddlers pistols. You know,

1:26:06

you you have to accept that there's a connected

1:26:08

nature between things. And when you express

1:26:10

the intent, in this case of I

1:26:12

want to get the beneficial expression

1:26:15

of something for someone else or

1:26:17

for myself, then you're you're

1:26:19

listening a positive response because

1:26:22

you're entangling those waveforms. So

1:26:24

you're no longer something that's completely separate.

1:26:26

You've actually melded with them.

1:26:28

And that's I think that's one of those things that's

1:26:30

it's just hard to grasp that we are

1:26:32

in fact all connected. And

1:26:34

when you open the gates up and you're

1:26:36

willing to express I want

1:26:38

to enhance this connection for some positive

1:26:41

beneficial outcome, then it actually

1:26:43

begins to happen. And that's, mean,

1:26:45

we're proving that definitively. And

1:26:47

as hard as it is to grasp, the

1:26:50

universe is much more of a large

1:26:52

thought than it is a large

1:26:54

thing. And

1:26:55

I like that. That's tweetable. Yeah. And that's

1:26:58

that's what's really happening here is

1:27:00

we're we're at the very cutting edge of that.

1:27:02

So we're able to see that and demonstrably show

1:27:05

that in, you know, in my case, in

1:27:07

the university setting, in the base institute,

1:27:09

in all these different places where we're actually

1:27:11

getting the data and saying, yeah, I I get

1:27:13

that it it seems peculiar. I know that it

1:27:16

doesn't make sense the way that

1:27:18

we're taught, but obviously we

1:27:20

need to make some new assessments because what

1:27:22

we were expressed and taught

1:27:24

as, you know, kids growing up and all the

1:27:26

way through school, it

1:27:27

needs a little bit of adjusting. And so I

1:27:29

think that's really where it's at is once you realize

1:27:31

that there's a connected nature between all

1:27:34

things and that you're asking to

1:27:36

enhance that beneficial aspect,

1:27:39

and

1:27:39

it happens.

1:27:40

There goes Newton's apple. Yeah.

1:27:42

Well, you know, something comes to mind with

1:27:44

that, and I'm sure everyone

1:27:47

listening has experienced this and maybe you just

1:27:49

write it off as a fluke, but it's the phenomenon

1:27:51

when you're thinking about someone and they call you.

1:27:54

I mean, it's not like that happens

1:27:56

once. Right? I

1:27:57

mean, it happens all the time. If you

1:27:58

pay attention, it's kind of always the way

1:28:00

it happens. Right? Literally, two days

1:28:02

ago, I was having a a meeting or actually

1:28:04

it was Monday. So four days ago, I was having a meeting

1:28:06

with my staff. And I mentioned in

1:28:09

the meeting that I was going to be leaving to

1:28:11

come see you on Thursday, which is our our other

1:28:13

meeting in the

1:28:13

week. And right after I said

1:28:16

your name, you texted me.

1:28:17

There you go. Just Yeah.

1:28:20

There's a great study actually comes

1:28:22

to mind, totally unrelated to what we're

1:28:24

doing, but this guy approved

1:28:26

actually in the largest study that

1:28:28

each time someone started

1:28:32

to drive home to

1:28:34

their dog and the dog had been alone, you

1:28:36

know, throughout the day The dog

1:28:38

already they had installed

1:28:40

cameras, and the dog already knew the

1:28:42

person would come home now.

1:28:44

Yeah. Rupert Chelterre.

1:28:45

And it was Okay. -- starting to run

1:28:47

around, look around, get ready

1:28:50

for mom or dad to come home, and it's

1:28:52

Yeah. So it's and then we can

1:28:54

be the more tune in we are, the more

1:28:57

we can observe these signals. Now

1:28:59

as you just strive were so much in this

1:29:01

three d world. There's so much stuff going on.

1:29:03

There's so many interesting offerings

1:29:06

out there. Right? That we get distracted

1:29:08

from that and then we don't practice anymore.

1:29:11

So it's sort of that that's why I always

1:29:13

tell people like to to

1:29:15

know these things or, you know, to

1:29:17

to calibrate or see things or, you

1:29:19

know, do energetic things, everyone

1:29:22

can do that. It's not not the

1:29:24

single person that can't do it. Everyone

1:29:26

can do it. It's just something. It's like a muscle

1:29:29

that we didn't use for

1:29:31

a couple years. Well, I mean, then

1:29:33

if if you don't use your leg for just

1:29:35

three weeks, you don't use your leg

1:29:37

for just three weeks, you won't be able

1:29:39

to walk afterwards just like you

1:29:41

did before. It's gonna be very, very difficult.

1:29:43

That's the same thing. It's just something 461

1:29:46

we can just keep training that and

1:29:48

being in a high consciousness fields and

1:29:51

allowing our inner voice to come through,

1:29:53

then we stay tuned in and

1:29:55

And that's the that's the whole trick actually.

1:29:58

So

1:29:58

true, you know, think about my

1:30:00

fascination with mystics

1:30:03

and sages. And specifically, those

1:30:06

that have developed the abilities

1:30:08

to perform cities, right, that can

1:30:10

manifest an object from here to over there,

1:30:13

you know, the classic the levitating

1:30:16

monk. Right? And I've had

1:30:19

firsthand accounts of

1:30:21

of many of these things for for a lot of years.

1:30:24

And I've witnessed a couple pretty pretty supernatural

1:30:26

things, but it's almost as if we're

1:30:29

trained to disbelieve in

1:30:32

that. There's some sort of grid, a

1:30:34

system, our school systems, all the ways that

1:30:36

we're taught to just tether ourselves

1:30:38

to the physical provable quotes reality,

1:30:41

yet here are these outliers through

1:30:44

discipline and, you know, focused

1:30:46

dedication develop these

1:30:49

kind of powers that seem supernatural. But

1:30:52

it's universal that those that are able to

1:30:54

I mean, just like, I guess, I don't know the Bible

1:30:56

well, but I think Jesus says, these miracles that

1:30:58

I'm doing, so can you? Right?

1:31:01

It's like we look at them as special. And

1:31:03

then when you ask them, they say, I'm not

1:31:05

special, you can do this too and you're like,

1:31:07

how do I levitate? Well, give

1:31:09

it forty years in a cave, you know, and

1:31:11

do this breathing practice move this way

1:31:13

and that way and you'll be able to manipulate matter

1:31:16

like I can, you know. But we're we're kind of

1:31:18

I don't know. It's a it's a shame that humans are

1:31:21

some of us at least depend who's raising

1:31:23

us or kind of just made

1:31:26

to not believe in magic and

1:31:28

that it's that it's not

1:31:29

real, yet it's in front of us

1:31:31

461 we if we have ice to see it. Yeah. That's

1:31:34

the the reason is because this three d

1:31:36

reality, basically, couldn't

1:31:39

be controlled by anyone if

1:31:42

anyone had access to the

1:31:44

real magic and the knowledge of it

1:31:46

and the remembering of that And that's

1:31:49

the whole reason because, you know, these

1:31:51

things don't happen without

1:31:53

a reason. Right? It always follows

1:31:55

a plan and an agenda. But The thing is

1:31:58

above that, there's also the universal agenda.

1:32:00

So everyone is just always playing a role

1:32:02

that is meant to be since it's

1:32:04

all won anyway and all the bad things that

1:32:06

are happening are meant to happen. And

1:32:09

frankly, if these pushy

1:32:12

things wouldn't happen and maybe

1:32:14

mind control and negative

1:32:17

energy manipulations, then certain

1:32:19

other things wouldn't happen. So I

1:32:21

call this the scissors effect that we have

1:32:23

right now. Right? There's all the dark

1:32:26

things that we witness and they

1:32:28

come to a light, right, because of all the corrupt

1:32:31

and what's going on that, you know, is

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is kinda like this part of the scissors. But

1:32:36

it's the awakening that is also happening.

1:32:38

Like, and and it's not just a word. It's really

1:32:40

awakening. Like, people awake to

1:32:43

certain things that are going on and they

1:32:45

realize that once you are at a

1:32:47

higher state. I mean, you see something. You can't

1:32:49

unsee it. It just is impossible. Then

1:32:51

you will actually see more at some point,

1:32:54

and that's the other. And that's

1:32:56

where we are right now. It's a magnificent time

1:33:00

with a live perspective. Thank you for reminding

1:33:02

me of that because sometimes

1:33:04

in the world today, it's it's

1:33:06

easy to get focused on

1:33:08

the other side of that duality. Right?

1:33:10

There's there's such a such

1:33:12

a drastic polarity. Right? Because

1:33:14

as you have this percentage of people

1:33:16

that are awakening and gaining

1:33:19

higher states of consciousness and so on,

1:33:22

you have these dark forces that just like

1:33:24

ghouls coming out of the shadows, you

1:33:26

know, world economic forum and all of them, you

1:33:28

know, we know who they are. At least I think I

1:33:30

know who they are. But it's difficult

1:33:33

to see that at the same time unless you really pay

1:33:35

attention. There are vast numbers of

1:33:37

people becoming interested in

1:33:39

and exploring all sorts of realms

1:33:41

of spirituality and and

1:33:43

bettering themselves and waking up, you know. And

1:33:45

it's really interesting how the universe is

1:33:47

set up in that perfect duality.

1:33:50

And it it for me, it takes a constant

1:33:52

zooming out and sort

1:33:54

of surrendering my judge as to what

1:33:57

I think is good or bad. Because

1:33:59

in twenty years from now, you'll probably

1:34:01

look back on the what I perceived to be in many

1:34:03

ways, the dark ages right

1:34:05

now with these oppressive powers, just kind of

1:34:07

strangling humanity. But

1:34:10

this is the catalyst that's going to take us to the next

1:34:12

level. It's like when you look back at the viking hordes,

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