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I'm pretty confident in the introduction. I'm so happy with this today. I wanted to talk to you about what I call soul-seeing today. I want to talk to you about how to see something beyond what you're thinking.
I want to share with you how I came into this, and perhaps more importantly, how I met people. I met people in an unusual way. I think it says in the right up that I'm going to talk about the announcement, which is a movie, film. I'm also going to talk to you about imagery.
Imagery is the, if you will, the hidden language of the soul. It also is the language how we speak to each other relationally. How I discovered this, how I went beyond the known was, I had what I call a relational tsunami. A relational tsunami is when you could call breakups, legal separations, and think that this dropped our lives.
I had one of these about eight years ago. It put me in a state beyond what I knew, which is kind of a beautiful thing. I just hadn't. I was very well studied.
It put me in a place I wanted to know. For the first year, it really was the most difficult thing. It challenged me at very deep levels. I noticed that it affected my breadth.
It affected my, it affected my, it should impact me at a very deep level emotionally. One night in particular, I noticed that when I was resting, I could see things differently. I started to see things. I realized there was an imagery that began to give me a sense of my breathing change.
When I noticed that I did, a lot of people say, well, trust life or trust the universe. It's a good thing. What I did is I trusted, I kind of engaged the imagery. I kind of saw what it was showing me something.
I was re-visioning. Re-visioning is kind of when you have something happen in your life, you start to see it in a different way. It's not going to be an example of an imagery. An imagery is very simple.
It sometimes comes to you if you open the gate with them. I had some images about my relationship in life. When I noticed that the imagery that I was seeing was, and I started to engage with, it opened up into the doorway. In this particular night, the next day I saw color differently.
The next day I interacted with people differently. The next day people started to call me almost to the next moment. People started asking me questions about relationships. It was almost like life went to another channel.
This film, which came from this imagery, it's called the announcement. It came from this corrective imagery. The story of the announcement is a story about going from one level of the way we experienced life to another level. Another whole experience on our breath, our feelings, our senses.
The announcement is, it's a story of Diana and Gordon Banks who married 28 years. They were in a legal separation. It's a story of how they came, not just came back together, but deeply married again. It's a story of people going beyond thought viruses.
It's a story of how people live beyond their conclusions and assumptions. Our rational minds are full of conclusions and assumptions. It's our ability to see something new and share it relationally. It just takes one person to turn a relationship around, not two.
Sorry about that beat in the background. I'm going to give you the opening scene. I want to be gone and be a coach and keep you more. It's a beautiful work around helping people really tune into what the body resonates.
We're going to start to write a book on the airways today. This imagery that came in my life, it came through people. I started to meet people. People reached out to me, really all around the world.
My life really began to open in a different way. This film that I'll be making, we're putting the cast together, it's kind of a beautiful thing. I feel like I do the best acting teacher, Eric Morris will be part of this. And so beyond the film, I want you to realize that you can use your imagery in a different way.
And you can bring a new life to places you don't feel like. And now that you can bring a new relational connection, we don't think you have one. So I just wanted to say this idea of imagery and using imagery. This episode is brought to you by Sreeker, the platform responsible for a rapidly spreading condition known as podcast rain.
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It's very beyond the rational, how the linear. So the linear is kind of how we see things and calculate. It's the mind that people think they know things, how they conclude on things. Sometimes people think they're very smart there.
And the truth is, there's another whole world. And this other world, as soon as we conclude something, or as soon as we assume we have something, usually we're missing a good chunk of it. So those of you who are experiencing a detailing and detailing and soul in relationship, one of the factors you could do is see beyond your partner's appearance. See behind your partner's appearance.
See them at the level that they are beyond what they're presenting to you. Because appearance is a very deceptive. So I'll leave you with this idea that I want to open this up. I want to leave you with the idea, and this is part of the film, the announcement, that people don't divorce each other.
They don't separate each other. People do not divorce each other or separate each other. They divorce the graven image, the darkened image. They created it at the other person.
And they move on that. To experience genuine love, indeed, deep connection and ecstasy. You must see that person be on what they're presenting. And you can't draw that out of them.
Or you could say some in that out of them. And this is a different art and a very different mindset. When I read to you guys last week from the book by Thomas West in The Mind Guy, it's one of many books. And I read to you, and I read to you about this famous person, this kindergarten teacher says, just as mere presence is disturbing.
You can begin the class and involve this others. I recommend you be placing special ed. When I'm reading from Thomas West's book on these Lexi being a prerequisite for genius, comes in all shapes and forms. In the sense that we conclude on people so quick, even spiritual people, they judge, you see.
We're not supposed to see people and judge people by appearance. The film and the corrective image allows us to see me on the appearances. It allows us to shut off hard and become dead and call that spiritual. Someone open to show up and do a dialogue.
I want to just say, I got all the other. I just want to check Susie. You here. Susie, where are you?
Susie, you there? I'm Susie. I'm a booty coder. One of you.
One of you is a patchally interested in relationship. She's worked for many years and we had a wonderful dialogue. I just wanted to get your response or anything you're curious about. In some sense, the feedback that I had from people has been beautiful.
I'd love for what I just said to get your response on anybody who moved from response. I wasn't sure you were addressing me or the group in general. I'm sorry. I'm guessing you.
I can't. I get this. Great. Thank you for that.
This is Genevieve. I'm a business regenivate, which is helping people cultivate peace and vitality. With that, I do agree that one person can change the energy in a relationship. I also like to think of the other person who might be being acted upon that they also have to agree to these changes to make it actually stick and move forward.
I think it is a wonderful cosmic dance between the instigator of change and the wonderful empowerment that they feel and the chemistry between them and that person to see if the other person is willing to go along with those changes. If I can offer anything of help to all the listeners is that when somebody who is making the changes offers things in a curious, wonderment, gentle, lots of time and space, those are all wonderful characteristics and attributes that the person who is willing to go along with those changes. I think that the person who is being not the instigator feels that they might be a little bit more comfortable in participating. So once again, curiosity and wonderment and gentleness and take your time and all of those things, I think, allow those changes to be cemented even further because they're the ones who are needing to act with the original instigator of these changes.
Thank you. You're very welcome. You're beautifully welcome. This is good.
So I want to share with you guys a story and I had a medical doctor call me, Sir Marker Hackett. So here's a story I want you guys to consider that's a little distinct. I want to be with you to share something really beautiful. So I've had many teachers and there's a story I want to share with you guys.
It's not a rational story, but it's not sequential. It's a story that I've had confirmed in my scene. My scene has changed very much since I called a relational awakening. So this woman goes to a healer, pretty renowned healer.
And the last thing this healer said before he transitioned was that the biggest barrier is the calendar, is the calendar. Our sense of time, our sense of what we call the measure of hypnosis. If someone comes to see him and she's sitting there, she's just about to say, my husband is an alcoholic. She's about to say that.
And he looks at her, he sees her. He's definitely looking at seeing him. He sees her. And as he sees her, she realizes, she says, oh, she goes, that's the appearance.
He said, yes, the appearance. The appearance of something tricks us. So we think we see someone. We're not seeing them.
We think they're an alcoholic. I mentioned Dr. Martha Hackett in medical doctor. She read the introduction to divorce and patterns on each other.
And she told me what I was talking about was incredibly uncommon because part of what's happening is, yes, we're going to be just as very significant, relevant. But there's another level, but the non-rational level that we interact at the much deeper level. But we actually could change things. This episode is brought to you by Spricker, the platform responsible for a rapidly spreading condition known as podcast rain.
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We're putting a topic together. We have more here in Ariel. We're putting a topic together on the vibrant living experience. We have a whole section on relationships, a vibrant matchmaking.
We have a section on unlocking the body and wanting the mind of vibrant movement. And a big section on relationalness, because we just come out of this era where so much focus has been on personal power, on personal transformation. It's a very different thing, relational transformation. See, you wouldn't be trying to empower your bone marrow.
You wouldn't be trying to empower your heart. Your body functions on a relational system. You don't need to empower it. You need to let that system be a system.
I just got a letter from a woman in Colorado. She said, after 30 years, she said, I gave a talk on a relational field, and I was different than an individualistic field. I'm going to go to Kim Shek. It's a few work with people who come to you.
And we're beginning a book today. I'm so excited to bring the message, the wonderful message you have, of what allows a person to be in residence with their food, their environment, their relationships, to develop a harmony where they have an high harmony, to develop an awareness, if you will. And I love doing this. I've been doing this since I was a teenager.
I meet people and I realize I can come up with their book titles. And they would stop and look at me and go, oh my God, that's like book title. And really a book title or a title of your talk is a way that you continue to communicate something beyond your domesticated mind. There's a lot of what I'm exploring here is, how do our minds get so domesticated?
How do we, in captivity, lose touch with these instinctive intuitive forces, right? These, this wonderment. It's like we start to give up this. We start to conform to get along and then we think there's rules and see we collapse in that.
And we listen to the media. The media is a description of people who have collapsed. It's not a conversation of what allows people to be more conscious and aware and truly intelligent. So Kim Shek, so I'd like to say the tentative title we're going to work for your book is, you know, you're body speaking here, you're listening.
And you work with people from equipment, you have some equipment from Germany, you've got to listen deeper to what the body's saying, how the body's just fine to food or environment. And then you help people come up with remedies to be in a different conversation with their bodies. It's so, it's so short. You call yourself a Elizabeth.
Oh, everyone, I speak to about you. It's so fascinating. I'm so happy you're here. You made a connection.
So we open your book today. What's the first thing you want to share with you've been known as 30 years. You started out. You grew up in Vietnam.
You became an acupuncturist. But you're a curious person. You're a person that's stretched beyond what you've known. And freedom for the known is the beginning of something new to go beyond the known.
Share with people. Are we going to take someone right at hand right now and walk them into your work and how you got there? What would you want to share about your work about being a resident person helping people listen to their body in a distinct way? Hi, Dr.
Land. Thank you so much for having me on the show. I'm sorry you guys are a little bit of a noise here because I'm at the airport. But I'd like to go with what you say about imagery.
Yes. We should go beyond. We should see beyond. So the body could present itself.
The person coming in. I have a headache. I don't feel good. I have no energy.
And you look at the person to see them in the target. And we also have to make assumption maybe because we need to meet them. So the ability to have into the body seems intelligent and let it communicate with us allows us to see beyond the image that we see in front of us. And then suddenly when we have that ability to accept that information, we can hear a story beyond the reason the person has a headache is because these issues are the hormone has shifted, for example, and everybody has its own story.
So if we have ability to tap into that intelligence and to be able to track it, we would see the story, the history, how it begins with each individual. And therefore we can see beyond the image that the person coming with and be able to have that person. Does it make sense? We're going to come up with a break any moment.
It's going to be a re-pause. We'll come back. I want to continue on what you're talking about beyond the image. That's a beautiful thing.
I like the way you said it beyond the image. So we're going to continue with Kim Shemwater, Ariel, one of you. My pleasure to join us. Good night.
Good night. If you've got a international airport, thank you. We'll be back with our library team in a moment. I'm going to throw it.
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Let you by the end, counsel. You're looking to the vibrant living network, which is a way of life. It's really a way of life. I don't just get on the radio, I live this life.
It's exploring vibrancy and wonderment. People literally show up around the world. I love it. I just deeply love this life.
It's a life that I didn't learn in school. It's a life that I met, people that just came in my life. Having a relationship with a lot of people in the community, allowing me to go on a lot of imagery, and see beyond some of the myths of both the self-empowerment moving a lot of personal growth. The next evolution is a relational transformation that's inclusive, that goes beyond the belief that a lot of times it diseases.
We're talking with Kim T. Moyer, who's a resuppat. She helps people. She helps people.
She just helps resonate. She just feeds them, nourishes them. It allows them to go beyond the imagery that's not serving them. Our imagery could take us from life to death.
That's powerful and wonderful. We're also writing a book on this topic with Kinshi. We're going to be used with us as well. He works with couples and people.
And also, of course, we have Arielle. I guess she's not there today. Is food decoder? No food decoder.
She's wonderful. She helps people learn about the truth. The food truth is food-wise. She's wonderful.
She's not here. So my show begins when I live my life in between shows. We're actually developing the Bible Living Publishing. We're going to help people publish the book based on the deepest message is what we're doing with Kinshi right now.
Kinshi, I love that you said that. Let's open up to the panel and see anything that you want to be said. I want to do here is build this book with Kinshi that will also be part of our Bible Living Experience Conference coming to New York City Region. We're getting a tremendous response to this.
I'm curious, as Kinshi speaks to the resuppat, and she talks about what resonates with the body. Are we a question or comment based on anything that you want to share? I want to get your voices into the program. I have a question for Kinshi.
Kinshi has many times spoken about her practice of resuppat, which is very interesting and very deep. And it's something I really feel as a homeopath. I don't know. I don't really really heard exactly the logistics of how she does that with a client.
So I'm just very curious to know how exactly, but she's determined somebody how she applies resuppat to get into that place of residence and to deal with all the interconnected mental, emotional, and just believe in spiritual ailments challenges that they deal with. And that they want to overcome. I want to say beautiful, beautiful. And I also be in New York City, New Jersey.
We have a team of building there. Thank you, Ariel. That's a beautiful question. You can see.
Thank you. Hi, Ariel. If you're ever in New York, I would love to invite you to come and have a session with me. I'll be more than happy to give a demo in person.
But basically, if you agree that the body eats energy, if everything in the university expects now to energy, it's that it owns vibration and that it owns frequency. So whenever we can have two, two substance is when they have similar vibration, similar frequency, it will go into residence. So all I do is very simple. I measure how conductive you are.
And then insert a substance. If that substance resonates with you, there would be a shift in the current. The current would move differently. And I'm just still recording the current.
The shift in the current as I report the IPP, the relationship between different pieces of data. And to that, I'm able to pose a good question to the body and to that, I'm able to get to see what the body is trying to say. Why would the body get excited about a vegetable or a fruit, for example, but the body does not get excited about beef or sugar. So there's always information that always a reason why the body behaves in a way.
So what if we have a way to tap into that intelligence and ask this question and let the body give back to feedback, give us a feedback. What is one, how it feels about that substance, then we can then decode the language of the body and help it to repair or to be to be optimum health. Does it make sense to you Ariel? Yeah, it definitely makes a lot of sense.
Again, it's something I totally really do. Yeah, no, it makes sense. What do you carry it out? What do you carry it out?
What do you carry it out? What did Kim not say? What would you like it to say? If she could reveal the story to you or the vision to you, what's missing?
Is there anything missing? What would you like to know more about? I guess I'm just more curious about what exactly what kind of substances are used because I know many other consumer modalities like kinesiology. For example, kinesiology, you know, they'll recommend any medication based on what shows up on the test and other and also like biofeedback.
You know, we'll just work more with the frequency of the body's energy to heal. So I'm kind of curious, like, what are the substances? I'm sure many others are curious to listen again. What exactly are the substances that you would prescribe based on these the rest of the tests that you're giving?
And again, it's very fascinating. Yeah, that's a great question. And yes, if he's like you, you're trying to test me and use a muscle to get a respond. Yes or no.
So this is a little bit more elegant. You don't involve any muscle. The person can fall through because they want to and you just connect the person so you can measure the circuitry and you can basically test for any substance. You can screen a supplement, a medication of food, a jamstone, basically anything that has its own signature frequency.
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What is the body saying today? How did the body respond to this piece of information or substance that you need to do things? And not only you can measure one, you can also add other substances in and to see is there a relationship between A and B or A and C. And through that, you are able to track the data and the data tell you what really happened.
And when you're in a history and where you are headed, because it's all data organizing a man that allows you to track the information. So any subject you want to put into the body and you would measure that. If there's a ship. Yeah.
You answered it perfectly. And it's very interesting because I actually had an experience with this with a client of my practice. This is more physiology, but it's amazing to see how the test will come up and the test showed exactly what foods, when nutrition is proper for the patient, what point that the remedy is when now. When you're in a homeopathic remedy is when natural remedies medicine and things like that really resonating natural person, help them, you know, rebalance on the variety of levels.
It's something that's always interesting to me. And, and I want to thank you again for answering my questions. It really made things more, more clear. And I'm excited about you going to put these off, by the way.
I'm excited about you seeing each other person. Yeah. Yeah, I definitely love the music. Yeah, I would love to see you.
Yeah, you know, I'm sure. Go ahead. No, I'm sorry, Kim. Go ahead.
Go ahead. Finish, please. Yes, I was saying that, you know, as a homeopathic practitioner, you can even use the method to determine the potency, which potency is at the sixth act, or is it at hand like the left in the game? And not only that, not only just to ask is that the 10x is a better remedy, you can also look to see what this remedy can be tolerated.
Does it get to the root of the problem? What organ would it correct sponsors? So you can go even deeper and do understand the action of this remedy at this moment where how does it respond and how does it work in the box? And you can go into a lot of detail with this.
Right. I want to just show. I'm sorry, Gwen. Oh, that's right.
I just wanted to. I want to thank Regulet. Regulet is our one of our underwriters that we deeply appreciate to have a wonderful beyond probality product that also impacts the body of his enzymes. It's a product that Kim she uses with the body.
You know, the thing I really like, Kim she's worked in the whole conference. And we're going to be putting up a website in this conference going to be in the New York area. We're also going to be working with what I call vibrant speaking and going beyond the known such a powerful, beautiful thing. So we're going to talk about the conference.
Kim, she's already spell regular. How do you spell regular? I don't know. So I take it every day.
It's been profound. How do you spell regular? I'm not sure people can look it up. Stephanie's on here today.
She doesn't regulate it. I want to say that Stephanie's on. She'll be with us next week. I tried just that.
But he's got any Alvarez. It's R-E-G-U-L-A-T. R-E-G, Ed and George. U-L-A-T.
Regular. Thank you. Great. Thank you.
You know, I want to give you guys something. Because sometimes it's a little in imagery. Sometimes it just takes a few seconds. And I want to tell you, I love your feedback.
And I think what's beautiful about the feedback you gave is that it's a deeper approach. We have our mind. We have the subtle level of what I call relational imagery, our relational attunement. And I met a man.
He became a teacher of mine. His name is Sid Banks. And Sid Banks came over to these three principles of consciousness, mind, thought and consciousness. And he influenced physicists.
He influenced the psychiatrist. And the psychiatrist, I'm going to introduce him to you. So the model that he showed me was going to be, I think it's going to stand you guys. But he ran a public, he ran a mental institution.
And there's so many people that had spontaneous feelings. He was sitting with a woman one day. And I want you to think about this when you think about your life. There's so many people we can conclude on.
So we create a graven image around them. Like, you know, the conversations, this is how they operate. And then we feed them back. We feed them back that image, right?
We feed them back a dead image. And we kind of forget this. Because every time we see someone, we can actually pull something out of them just by a glance. So the power of our seeing also awakens this quality in the person.
And Bill said to me, this woman came to see him with this bit, the Institute. And this had to do with resonating and paying attention to what we send in our signal, how we listen. And he sat with this woman. And they brought her chart in, which was like a stick as a Manhattan phone book in the old days before they was the internet.
And she started to cry a little bit. And he looked at her and he said, you know, I see health in you. I see health in you at a level. But it's deep.
And also in the structure of mine. But she had a spontaneous feeling. She went on to become an artist. She had spontaneous feeling after 15 years of being in and out of mental institutions.
Imagery and the ability to see someone and invoke them. It was the same lesson I worked when I worked closely with Dr. Nicholson's Dallas, down in New York City, who left long petering. And it told me is the renowned world-class, you know, cancer specialist who was.
But people die when they get the diagnosis. They're immune systems shut down. What's missing in medicine is vibrant medicine. When we tune, when we listen.
So let me ask you guys this question today. If we talk about medicine, we talk about vibrant medicine. How can the transformation culture, people embrace divorce? When divorce is a division, we're in fact being relational and in tuning.
So I think what happens over the last 30 years, we got so into the me, me, me, personal transformation. We've missed this next level, which is inclusive. And also when we see someone, we invoke and pull that out of them. I just want to get your voice again.
We want to be you shared so beautifully earlier. I just want to add your voice to the conversation. What's been moving you listening to Kim? Is there anything that sparks for you listening to anything you want to share?
Well, I think you use the words invoke and pull it out of them. I prefer to use the words invoke and invite them. And when you make things accessible and curious and with wonderment and no shame and ease and comfortable, you're more likely to get a creative partner joining you. So I think that quite often couples, they do get polarized, especially in more of the mainstream relationships, not necessarily in the amazing relationships where people have already done a lot of things.
And in the inner work, the more common person that goes to work and deals with the children and the school and the finances and the dog to the vet and just the mundane stuff. I think that when you invite and you make things very comfortable and safe and cozy for them, that they will rise to that invite for divine personal connection because people do ultimately want divine personal connection because it feels good. Why not? And I think that there is at least a space to be held while they make personal choice.
And that is the joy of a committed relationship where you say, you know what, if it takes you a couple weeks or it takes you a couple months, I'm going to hold space for you to think about this. And the instigator of the change can continue in his or her medications and building up their energy field and keeping things calm and generous and comfortable. I think that that liminal stage, that transitional stage, the unknown stage is really important to be safe and protected while the secondary partner is going through their doubts and their, their, their, their, their. We continue.
We're going to continue. We're going to take a look before I want you to. I want to know what you're curious about from Kim She as a resume pass and the message you book about your body speaking you listening. I want to get your curiosity and what you're about in a moment.
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So I want to say we're talking with Kim Chi-Moy, what are you doing? You're at the airport. We're here at the airport energy. All over the network here.
Hey, so what are you curious about this new book and I'm helping Kim Chi-Rag. We're putting a conference together. When you hear Kim Chi's a resume and she works with the materials and energies of a person's life, what are you curious about? We're going to turn the next page.
And I want to comment on what you said actually too. Tell me what you want to carry some of Kim Chi in her book and what sparks you when you're listening to Kim Chi. Well, I don't have any specific questions, but I do have a comment which is I think it's wonderful that people are going to go through what I believe she's holding for the process of private sessions as well as the book to continue to open them up into that process. I open them up into that space of transformational change.
I completely believe that when that space is open, amazing things can happen. Amazing things can happen. And it sounds as if the increasing of the resonance with a variety of foods and herbs and situations and thoughts will only continue to have people expand. So I think her work is definitely one of the main backbone, you know, backbone strings of personal transformation, of couple transformation because it gives somebody that individual strength to even allow them to expand beyond where they are.
I think it's wonderful. So no question. It's just pure compliments. You know, the subtleties that there's so many subtleties.
I've got a lot of experience. Sid Banks was kind of like this. I've been talking about this idea that you could be on time. Instead of being a lot of what we talk about past time.
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Because if you're going to talk to yourself for an hour, you might as well publish it. Connected to it. I've had the experience of being people who have instant transformations that lead me on time. Something I'm going to do a series about ongoing past time and interpretations, the imagery world allows us to go beyond linear time.
It allows us to make connections that we can only access in a way that's telling on linear. Someone just made me a check out here, written a book. He just said, when I heard about the work you're doing, I'm sending you $300 because I moved and touched by what you do. No reason.
Enjoy the money. When we could allow in our lives things beyond the ratio and the linear, we can have a different life because, in fact, the conclusions and assumptions we have are often the point that they'll allow us to see and experience the tree of life because we're stuck in the tree of knowledge. When we keep thinking we need an ex-plication and we think things live in time, it doesn't allow us to live through time. I remember when this woman who glimmied on the street, she was a hooker for 30 years, and she had instant transformation, and she walked into a different life.
I'm inviting you guys to go beyond the linear and the definitions and the assumptions and conclusions we have often are the very barrier to entering. It's the same thing relationally. I want to leave you guys with this today. It's pretty powerful for me.
I had this woman who teaches around the world, teaches leadership training, and she called me up. She heard about the voice of patterns not each other. I asked her if she was teaching this course, ongoing course on leadership. She said, no, Glenn, because I can't teach it anymore.
She goes, it promotes the idea. I want you guys to listen to this. It promotes the idea of a person who's responsibility and creative expression. She goes, I'm not down with it anymore.
That's harmful. I'll say it again. Person who's responsibility and creative expression. What's harmful about that?
What gets in the way? That's what she shared with me. She said to me, she goes, the voice of attitude is so applicable to the workplace. This energy of the voice of the vision is so common.
So personal responsibility is very distinct from being co-authors. It's very distinct from realizing that we are relationally impacted, being relationally accountable. When I call someone a certain name or name, I manage them and call them inefficient or I language things that they're not a certain way. But I mean very responsible about me.
I'm missing a dimension of a relationship that we have. Creative expression also a lot of times, you get very caught up in being self-emergent. So I'm playing with you guys on this relational connection that we saw often don't talk about. There's a new book out from Denmark where we talked about the self-improvement multi-industrial complex.
He says in co-term therapy, so they can't believe all the books are so me focused. And they use the mantra of self-empowerment. They use the mantra of personal responsibility. What's the mantra of inclusive relational accountability by our language?
How we listen? How we notice? That's a very new place for us. Kim Chi, your work and your new book on your body speaking.
Are you listening? How does it impact people in their personal life? How does it impact people with their families? Often people came in and after trying everything possible and they're still not able to get to the root problem and understand why.
So my job is just to go in and begin to record the data. And what they're saying, why they get sick, what happened to them years ago, where they're heading, what can they do about it? I think the ability to even know what really happened and why. These people are a sense of understanding and belief.
And it's not my fault. It actually just happened to me. And this is why I don't feel good. So I think that just to be able to know that it's really not their fault.
And they came in this way and they inherited some condition. Or even they didn't inherit, but this happened to them. And the ability to know what the body wants to be passed. So give them a sense of like, yes, there's hope.
There's a lie at the end of the journal. Starting that alone, people feel the matter is worth to explore to see what the body says. So that we don't human beings, we don't end up beating ourselves up and blaming ourselves for what really happened. I love it.
I love it. I want to get out of yell. It makes sense. It's going to be a chapter in the book.
We're going to have to have a chapter called It's Not Your Fault. The secondary thing that people deal with, not after it is Dr. Gonzalez said to me one day, he says people die after the diagnosis. But unfortunately, a lot of people believe about transformation and self-development is part of the poison that stops them from celebrating wonderment and vitality.
Because they take on a false accountability, a personal responsibility for being ill, for being not well. Oh my God, it's not your fault. It's just running a deep bell in my heart that's just that notion. I've got so many people be absolutist around this.
I've had many women on my show who feel from breast cancer. Many of them weren't getting well. They take on the secondary symptom of guilt and disconnection. I want to say that's a true holistic idea.
It's not your fault. Are you going to be, I'd like to get your comments on this, not your fault as it relates to deep wonderment while being a really don't be on the change of the false change of illness in the generation. That's real free of life statement. It's not your fault.
It's just a beautiful country. And then another thing too, even if it's your fault, because of the lifestyle that we have conducted over the time, it's the greatest thing that's in it. Even if it's our fault, the ability to understand where are we. Can we do something about it?
And can the body actually prepare? So, and when you get answered, yes, you still can repair it. Regardless of all the damage. We still hear, we still intelligent enough that we could trigger what's going on in this.
This is what we need. So how about if you give us that? And we can give ourselves that. So I think even that alone, give people hope and say, hey, I think you can get going and there's still time to repair.
And I think that right there is very powerful. You have a view, Barry, I'll leave your comments. It's not your fault. Another challenge is going to be going down conclusion assumptions.
See concluding, you know, so I need people all the time to go on the world. They go to different people. And they sometimes die. I'm going to give you my favorite story.
We did a series in Santa Cruz called, how to sacred medicine, can say modern medicine. Sacred medicine, fiber medicine. I was a native American healer. And that was me.
And he said, well, I can work with you. I feel you. I feel your soul. And he said, please, come on, I was hoping with the definition of sacred medicine.
He said, well, it's like this. It's like this. My wife is going to go on and teach her. Let's get jumped out of the other day.
We're playing. And cut this mole open on her neck. If you know where to hospital. And then oncologist, I thought about my beloved friend, my close family member, Dr.
Nick Gonzalez, because he said there's so much danger in the diagnosis. So anyway, the hospital, he spoke up first in a meeting. The surgeon, the oncologist and his wife. And the surgeon went first.
And he said, well, we're going to cut this out. I'm going to cut this out. He kind of sharp. And he said, he's holding his wife's hands.
And he felt a dying, felt a spirit leaving her body. What we invoked through our language and how we see. So wonders. Now, as the oncologist wrote the cancer specialist, got up, took him by the belt buckle and threw him out of the room.
And he said, I have a different vision. I have a different imagery. There's the inside, the young side and the masculine side and the feminine side. Sometimes you got to release some of that energy where you let your will.
You know, someone around me, the very close person, she was really dying around my disease. And I was talking to an anthroposophical neurologist about consciousness. He said, we got to bring your soul back. I brought it up.
I got this pair of red shoes. And I feel like soul come back into body. Each day, each moment, each imagery, we're bringing forward things. I'm sorry.
I'm not a new part of the network for my repatte publishing, I've read the publishing. Write your book, break all the rules. I'm going to publish your message, make your movie. Be interested in the private living network.
413-453747. 413-453747. I have the private living team and network because I'm so much smarter with them. I'm so much smarter with them.
I'm so much smarter with Kim Shee, WV, O.O., Shitty, Shitty, Marie, I flew to Coder, of course, Stephanie Alvarez. I'm just a me. You see, when I copy up in mind with them, we ask different questions. So Kim Shee, the conclusions.
So we got, we got to, don't conclude. We got, it's not your fault. Gonna be, I love you to jump in. Ask, what's the question or comment you want to make around this part of the book?
We're talking about your fault. What's the medicine? What's the thing that allows a person to get out of this dreaded, see, the illness is a dreaded, it's a dreaded fear. We all have been conditioned.
Departure with my good friend. She said all the time. Glenn, we grow old and die because we see other people grow old and die. We divorce.
We, our partners, we see other people divorce. You see, we need to clear our mind of flop viruses. And then we can find what resonates. When I first met Kim Shee, I had a big yes in my heart because I knew this was a message I wanted to bring out.
I wanted to look on and do a whole conference around. Go ahead. It's not your fault, but it's only up to you to take control of your health and your well-being and to channel it in the right direction. And what do you think about Kim Shee?
Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I'll go ahead.
Meaning that it's very true that a lot of things are a lot of issues that create the susceptibility. I guess that's in the position we get in that we're in. Is that a factor control or is mind-matic as the home we type like to say? Or it's, you know, there could be a variety factor.
At the end of the day, a person's in a specific situation and you know, that's the way it is. And the only way to get out of it is instead of, you know, instead of focusing on minor factors, the person just needs to grab the situation by the horn and just try to figure out how can I get the place I want to get? How can I, what's the first step I need to make to get there? Because once that first step is made, then, you know, it makes it much easier for everything to fall through.