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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2026 · 54 MIN

Daughter-in-law syndrome and why I have a voice concern

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

This is version 1 or 2 or something like it (there are other versions for why I have a voice concerns, and they all tie up over years as to what I am doing in today's 21 Century concerns as I WALL-E through my entrepreneurial nuances in enlivening life in the multiverse, such as 'powers that be' that by limited ranges of 'frequency, energy, vibration' determine what I should say or not and when..and I have to regularly detox the 'command operations' from my voice box, so my brand voice of truth continues to attempt to speak clearly about stuff from the underside of life..where 'river of life' gurgles a healthy sound as I heal the fabric of timespace that's layers below several people's 'frequency, energy, vibration' thresholds of tolerance, such as 'untouchable' lows). Our 'sick' economy cannot handle such 'health' because our nervous systems need to learn to 'contain' such 'health' matters due to several levels of cardinal sins that need MITI yoga (Nirbeeja Yoga) to metabolize, so cons/sub/un/supraconscious concerns come to 'conscience' (conglomerate science) matters. Else, we continue to have #intangibleworldheritage concerns that includes #humanityacrossboundaries concerns, #healthierspermandovum concerns, #ecologicaleconomics concerns and #connectdotmarketing concerns with each contributing their own 'dis-ease' into 'sick' economy from not seeing the cos and tan of the cardinal sins.#hardproblemofconsciousness

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