#300 Body & Soil

I believe all of our problems have started as we've become more disconnected from nature.

It's a lot of talk these days about the bio that there's a living ecosystem inside of ourselves

and somehow in communication with the bio of agriculture.

If you just observe, there's an absolutely breathtaking magic of symbiosis that occurs in the forest

between. Mycelium, mythroges, the forest canopy, the trans growing beneath the canopy is diversity

and it's best. There's no competition. Everything is hugely supportive.

So as a physician, farming and working on bodies,

it's one of the same. It's very easy to understand and we really need to understand that so we can work

with it more intelligently and it operates on a principle of resonance and that resonance can

phase informational fields back and forth between humans and our analog partners in nature, plants,

and that's why it's so important and so much you can learn just from growing, farming and observing,

then you'll know exactly how the body works as well.

So the Native Americans here called this area the Klamath-Nat because it's a confluence where

everything comes together of many rivers and many mountain ranges and as you can see just

looking out here you have these different mountain ranges all coming together which is why we have

so much water at all empties in the hair. So the Smith River here actually we should call it the

Hayuchi River after the Native Americans. This is considered one of the cleanest, if not the

cleanest river in the United States today because the geography is so rugged here that it defies any

kind of development which is too many mountains too much water so nobody can come in here.

We call it Big Flat and originally this was the Native Americans sacred area where they came to

summer and it was very fertile up here pure water so it's a perfect place for them. Of course during

the gold rush days it gained prominence because these areas are rich in gold ore as well.

There was an interesting little period where the elites so-called discovered this area and so they

used their resources actually to build roads into this rugged river canyon which is the only

reason why it exists here because they were looking at this area as a future haven for themselves where

they could come summer and have their little summer policies. Fortunately for us they abandoned that

but that's their roads and their infrastructure. No power lines or anything but those of us that

followed you know and there's maybe a dozen settlements out here some ranchers you know we're all

off-grid and have to provide for ourselves our own electricity and water but it's a it's a perfect

area for off-griding as well. Medicine took its major turn into its present system

at the beginning of the 1900s when the Rockefeller Foundation came into prominence with the new

burgeoning oil industry and they had a whole new system based on selling the wrong wares

and the problem that they encountered is that people did not like this new

class of doctors that they created medical doctors nor did they do well on the medicines that

they were peddling people didn't feel well on them and the prominent doctors of the day were nature

pets and so the way the Rockefeller Foundation working in concert with other forces overseas

the way they dealt with it is a literally de-legislated

naturopathic or naturopathy so that naturopathic doctor couldn't even get a license to practice in

the only license you could get was as a medical doctor then they systematically closed naturopathic

colleges it were teaching real medicine they burnt the largest library four stories in Philadelphia

of natural medicine to the ground literally burnt it they incarcerated naturopaths persecuted

them and their families and so it was a very efficient business model as far as getting rid of

the competition and of course it was Old Man Rockfeller himself who famously quoted the competition

as a sense remember the Morton Pestel was in every drugstore I don't think they use that symbol

anymore right the Morton Pestel where it's you're grinding up plants and creating your own medicines

so that was still sort of in the belief system in America at the time the drug world hadn't

overshadowed everything but Baron I always had and knew that that felt right that that was the

initial connection and where we grew up a lot of the people hadn't even been in this country for

that long my family hadn't been that long so they brought to this country their old ways which

included herbal medicine and I think the pharmaceutical industry at that point also tried to

maintain that nexus of the Morton Pestel you know to give people the connotation that there's

something good and natural about that and originally all drugs were derived from plants

and not just totally synthetic like they are now

doing some basic plant elk in here and I'm mixing up a batch of compost tea now what's unique

about this even more so is that we grew it in a vortex cylinder and this vortex cylinder

mimics the creative implosion cycles of nature what some people would call toroidal field it

actually duplicates a toroidal field in water and the person that discovered these principles

in water and he's been called the Tesla of water because he understood and observed the same

thing Tesla understood only he saw it in water he spent a lifetime forestry in Austria so he spent

many hours just staring at trout in a stream and wondered how they just stayed stationary in a rabbit

current and finally figured out that through their gills they're creating a toroidal field where

what we could even think of as an anti-gravitational effect within water and then from that later on

and it's like he developed many devices that were literal anti-gravitational devices that

still are operational today and this unit here it creates that exact vortex that mathematically

unfolds mathematically relative to the pivinage I see once and many people are discovering these days

that is the code that unlocks all the life and all regeneration and all the nature now we have

to understand to water is literally a magical substance on this planet and responsible for all

life of this planet so when you put water in a toroid and create a toroidal field it's unlocking

those potentials in water and then everything that touches it is going to be transformed

and highly elevated energetically via now when we put in our formula uh cloud dynamic formula

in here it does several things it's adding microorganisms which is going to build healthy new

topsoil and topsoil for future generations and also because the microorganisms as well as the

implosion technology breaks everything down into micronutrients we just need a fraction of the

nutrition to get way more growth so you don't burn the ground out by just trying to dump in a lot

of your typical nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and um and it's in a nice biodynamically balanced

solution so it's just naturally I hardly have to do any soil testing or anything after the crops

are established and then I feed them this way so it's it's it's good for the lands good for

the crops uh it's a way where we can get abundant growth without forcing anything or doing things

at the expense of the farm or the soil in my early uh studies I was very attracted to

what a lot of people loosely call alchemy and I was just always fascinated with uh those alchemists

because before it became pure chemistry they understood the forces of nature and how to harness

those more directly in the chemist lab and in my uh medical studies chemistry was always my

favorite subject so um they had back then uh class of physicians who were alchemists at the same

time and they grew their own plants because they understood that in order to really uh learn the

properties of a plant and they knew it wasn't just a chemical properties but to learn the

personality of a plant they had to follow that plant through its entire row cycle they also knew

that if they were making medicine out of that plant that if they grew it then there was a special

connection between themselves and that plant we've found this little spot up here which does

is one of the last pristine places in the whole state and we're recreating what is familiar to us

which is the connection to the land and to plant life we started questioning what was happening

because we knew that being gardeners that the earth herself has gifted us for every plant

that is native to America and North America and the world wherever you live there's a healing

quality it has a gift to give the human body we could see as the world of medicine went into

more drugs we felt like no we we could see even back then that it needs to get back to balance

back to what nature provides for us from day one I was always considered a bit of a

troublemaker by my teachers and my parents and you know on hindsight I think I understand that

a little bit because there's something in me for whatever reason that just didn't want to conform

I was bored with the normal schooling and the way things were done and I just always wanted to

search things out myself and make up my own mind when I was nine years old my mother was diagnosed

with cancer a very proud energetic woman and I watched her over a four-year period

just reduced to a shell of her former self and of course she had adopted conventional medicine

chemo and liver and so forth it just basically destroyed her body and I can't help but believe

that that had an impact on me that largely shaped not just my career choice but how I chose to

practice my profession

okay we can give it to breakfast tomorrow morning too

actually we've been growing way way back like almost 50 years ago when we're first

ago every place we've ever been we've always grown things now and then had a couple of

controversial plans thrown in but but always had our home gardens and always always grew together

we over the years we just become a team there's certain things that I defer to Deb you know she's got

she does have the original green bomb and talks to the plants she's our plant whisper

and I do a lot of the setup you know a lot of the kind of heavy lifting sort of things to prep

I do a lot of rock work rock borders build fences so yeah we've just always been a great team

and and then whatever needs to be done we just pitch in and do it together

going into medicine together and us working in that field and recognizing bear especially

recognizing that real medicine comes from the earth and going back to those roots and recognition

and then I was when we no longer had a clinic then I went into the nursery industry and learned

the world of portaculture and now they're married together in our clinic days Debo is managed

our clinics and and kind of prepped people just by doing waiting room psychiatry so people

typically felt a lot better before they even got to me in fact the the kids we'd see always

referred to as Debbie doctor never forget that nature has an intelligence and just like the

human body has an inherent relationship with the plant life of the world the plants themselves

have their own life one of the oldest ones is called the three sisters and the Native Americans

knew that and that was corn came first beans below that used the cornice support and in front

of that was the squash because the squash leaves are so huge that they would keep the soil damp

and so the three sisters that's just everybody anybody that's a gardener knows about the three

sisters but that's what Mother Nature does she will she has created her own relationships as well

just like we have with the plant life and it's remarkable and it is frankly as far as I'm concerned

it's a miracle every day if you have the eyes to see the majority of all issues that people face

in life are non-crisis issues but we still apply that crisis intervention model to the totality

of our medical system today because of my natural vaccinations I always wanted to understand a

deeper level of not just physiology but the human psyche and how everything ties together

so that led me to all my other studies and I always wanted to know what was right around the next

bend natureopsy chiropractic herbology homeopathy and eventually that all merged together as far

as my specialty over the years in bio terrain medicine early on in practice many disorders

were extremely rare one case in point neurological disorders and mass ALS that sort of thing

and now they're epidemic so what could be the cause does it mean that our bodies are failing or

natural design is breaking down no that would be nonsense the obvious thing is to understand what's

right in front of our face which is our environment is now laden with neurotoxins toxic metals heavy

metals as we call them a whole slew of pesticides and and pharmaceuticals they're actually proven

neurotoxins and as those have made their way into our bodies by way of the food by way of the

environment all of a sudden we have these neurodegenerative disorders so the real dilemma that we face

now is that people do not want to take responsibility for their own health and for their own life

and we've all had conveniences through institutionalized medicine,

factory farming and so forth and we developed habits and tastes around that people that do not

want to take responsibility because it's much easier just to take a pill or just reach for

some convenience food or maybe not muster up the energy to get outside and do some exercise

so people actually get very defensive and they will really fight for their limitations, fight for

their their lack of health and also fight for a system that is getting them sicker.

Another key thing we do that you might notice is we have very specific shapes with rocks and all

the borders around our planting areas and you notice these are spirals that mimic the Fibonacci

spiral but also the number of rocks is very specific in each one because that actually creates a

resonance and in biogometry it's we've proven out and studies that it actually greatly accelerates

plant growth and plant health so we pay a lot of attention not to just plant things but how we

border things and how we set things in the ground and each plant is also oriented in a certain way

and we use measurement devices to make sure each plant is planted with a proper orientation according

to the maximum resonance that's healthy for that particular plant.

There was a time when physicians actually grew their medicines and they did that because they

understand that the principles were the same as far as growing plants and treating the bodies,

you know, of what we were really lacking now and what we think of as science is a unified

understanding that there's basic universal laws and that these laws canvass the entire spectrum

of all life. There's not laws over here for plants, laws over here for humans. What we need to

understand is that the elements, the molecules that we have gone exclusively into as far as our

present understanding of chemistry are just collapsed waveforms. This takes on special significance

when we understand the waveforms come from pure thought. Now there are sentient beings, humanity

included that are capable of producing thought. Now those thoughts have electrical consequences

and we are all co-creators on this realm. So it became very apparent to me early on when I was

seeing many people with so-called incurable diseases that there was that element not just a

relationship between the psyche and their biology but they were in fact one in the same.

So when I'm testing soil or when I'm testing a body I do laboratory processes that allow me to

extrapolate from chemical molecules that I get in my lab samples into and understanding what

that means on the electrical level. So for instance in the farm here when I look at the soil those

electrical vectors are the key thing and rather than just trying to throw on more fertilizer organic

or otherwise what you're really going to do is end up getting very short term results. You're

going to get inferior plant growth and eventually you're going to burn the soil out instead of

build it. What we want to do is create a compatibility between the rootless and the soil. In other words

a compatibility in the micro image and the key though is microorganisms because microorganisms

are the conduit. They are the communication field and the same microorganisms that live in the soil

live in us and they operate through a communication system of resonance and this is very easy to

understand and it's something that we absolutely have to start wrapping our minds around in conventional

signs if we're going to find any solutions to our problems. Resonance is how information

goes from point A to point B and residents think of it as just a wave going through a medium such as

a ripple through water and just like a water medium that is a transmission medium for these waveforms

to travel between microorganisms inside of us and make them compatible with the ecosystem so you

can't possibly have health in the soil or health in our bodies unless you have health in both.