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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2025 · 15 MIN

Humans, telepathy and cosmic dandelions

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

Here's the link to the video on Seifritz' inquiry into protoplasm: https://youtu.be/IixzWfZATyc?si=DpR44Y5kewC8KY9mThe human experience is often overlaid with miscommunication due to telepathy or the loss due to miscommunication, which is also what a dis-ease causes. If we consider that life is not just about what is in the present moment but also outcomes or consequences from how things are being said in the present moment, then the challenge with telepathy becomes clear. Standing tall, much like a telecommunication tower, our heads are facilitated with antennae called sense organs to intake formation (listen) with only the mouth having the faculty to speak out.How clear and virtuously one lives and maintains the composition of one's own body is also the soundness of mind from a body, much like produce from a factory, and every body has an orchestra of sounds from different body parts functioning coordinatively, and without 'telepathy'ing at that - the true authentic soundsoflife that weaves the body parts and consequently the orchestra of the body as a whole. A telecommunication tower is listened to much like users would a particular radio station. Healthy body makes pleasant sounds without using mouth to communicate, much like a musical instrument. An unhealthy body also makes sounds, with sounds of inflammation or pain, maybe.Take care of your health.

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