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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2024 · 45 MIN

Control/coping mechanisms and inflammation

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

These days there are also concepts on the float like ‘burn the information into memory,’ like how people used to talk when burning information into CD drives. It’s a form of gaslighting and it affects memory negatively. Deeksha practices are a spoken propagandist practice by certain groups of people, including mystics and brain yoga practitioners that breaks the natural integrity of organic rhythmic learning processes, again, from not knowing what is ‘just enough’ or how much is ‘enough.’ Our landfills talk about how much humans as we know them today don’t know the concept of ‘enough.’ I continue to have my feet stabling the ground so lotus blooms from murky waters of unclarity such that common sense once again prevails like it used to during the recovery phases from the pandemic. I don’t think radiation effects (from telecommunication towers?) is affecting directional wisdom-based intellect/intelligence physiologies …or rather maybe I think that’s one of the contributing factors, apart from Deeksha practices and Bhairavi practices. Further on this later? Restoring balance in our perception of ‘normal’ is a fascinating subject and is likely to inspire more podcasts. Do stay tuned. Thank you for your interest.

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