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Aaron Cameron, · Ageless and Timeless Podcast®

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Welcome. This is Michelle Hughes from Ageless and Timeless. We're so fortunate today
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to have a man who I've become actually a friend. Dog. I think
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I think you would call us a friend, right, Aaron. We're trying
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to make sure you have your volume up bearing. So Aaron Cameron is the
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founder and CEO of Q three sixty, that's Club Q three sixty, and
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we're going to flash some beautiful pictures of their location in Malibu. Pretty idyllic
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in the Compass building looking overlooking the ocean and right off at PC beautiful,
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beautiful setting, very calming. At the moment I walked in there, I've
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felt an abundance of love and I'll tell you in a moment what exactly it
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is that creates that feeling. But also I think it has a lot to
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do with our guest today, Aaron Cameron. So, Aaron, can you
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hear me now? Yeah? I can hear you. Can you hear me?
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Perfect? Well? Welcome to Ageless and Timeless. Well, thanks for
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Edna, You're welcome so well. This beautiful location, this venue in Malibu
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is the brainchild of Aaron, and I think he probably conceived of doing something
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like this ever since he was a very young boy, and he's just followed
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his passion and his heart and his dreams. Is that a fair assessment,
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Aaron, Yeah, right on the track for sure. So what happens at
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this center is quite remarkable. And most people don't understand how to take control
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of their own health, and many of us look for answers outside of ourselves.
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What Q three sixty does. It tries to foster in all of us
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the desire to self heal, and it's using something that is not that well
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known yet in modern medicine, but Albert Einstein knew all about it because he
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said, the medicine of the future is the medicine of frequencies. And what
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we're talking about here is energy. So we're all energetic beings, and we
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all have frequencies, and some of us vibrate at a very high level,
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and some of us maybe need to aspire to go higher with our energetic frequency.
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What Q three sixty engenders to do is to promote that self healing through
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the use of these very cutting edge which you know, obviously software machines,
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many of which come out of Russia. Quite interestingly, and if we all
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know the Russians have all always been at the forefront, particularly when you look
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at what they've done with the Olympic athletes. And so, Aaron, why
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didn't you tell us a little bit about how you did this, how you
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conceived of this idea, how you then became the idea to the reality,
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and then what is it that's facing you today to keep this as a vital
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force in healing. So I know that's a loaded question, but maybe start
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from the beginning and let's make parts of that way. How did you get
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here? Let's start with that. Sorry I didn't hear that. How did
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you get to this place of this journey of where you are today? Well,
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you know, mostly lead. I was where I grew up in my
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hometown, Pippering, Ontario, Canada. I lived next to the largest nuclear
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facility and I witnessed at the age of twelve all these people that were developed
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thing you know, terminal issues, cancer and stuff. And I can understand
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why we have all these great minds and technologies and when we can split the
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atom with sound, and why can't we figure out what's causing you know,
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disease, discord and all that stuffing. So that kind of led me on
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the path. I watched many people um succumb to their illnesses. So that's
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that's kind of what was a driving force. And I'm just maybe perhaps too
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stupid to um not go along with the program. So I was outside of
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the box. It's always been that way since I was a little kid.
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Anything that's sorry, and people dying of cancer right next to the well every
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by in the area, we're developing cancer. And they didn't die of cancer,
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they died from the treatment of their cancer. So that led me on
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the path. I looked into line as falling. I studied with many different
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mentors and looked into all different connections to understand why we can't change this.
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I mean, you spend a lot of money, people raise money for this
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stuff, but think of it this way. We can send people in the
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moon, split an atom, amplified light kind of things with laser, you
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know technologies. We're talking right now over a great distance, and yet we're
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connected. How that was the question. How, Well, everything's part of
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the electromagnetic spectrum, so everything is a frequency. And when I keyed into
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that, that's what you know, led me down the path. And I
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was looking at how are we using these technologies every single day, and why
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can we not send what is appropriate back to help somebody tune up, just
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like tuning up a piano or a guitar or whatever. In the Western world,
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they use frequencies to tell people what's wrong, called diagnostic tool or diagnoses.
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So ct scan and maria ekg ultrasound, X ray, even blood they
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recorded with infrared light. So we have this technology and through research and finding
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certain individuals that have been you know, wat showers or you know, pioneers,
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all this stuff that I started finding, we've been kind of kept back
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from all these different incredible technologies, brilliant women and men who had better ways
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of doing stuff. And what I built at Q three sixty was a tribute
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to show their technologies. And this stuff goes back to eighteen fifty six.
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It's not new. Well. Rife of one of many great minds turn a
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century around, you know, early nineteen hundreds. Rife his particular technology,
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and a lot of people that are into energy, medicine, healing, they
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have heard of Rife. His contribution was he built the world's most powerful universal
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microscope. It was thirty one thousand times resolution. This is in nineteen twenty
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one, nineteen eighty we had a scope that did maybe five thousand times,
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so it's incredible that we had better technology than as opposed to later on in
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the years now. The difference, and this is why I found fascinating the
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difference with what he developed. He used glycerin and he blocked the magnetic field
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that was being produced while viewing. So he blocked his sample from being exposed
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to this magnetic field, which would in turn cause heat and boil everything to
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pieces, fragments, and carcasses. Okay, so he is looking at stuff
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in a live state, very important when you're trying to invest a date,
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right, would you not agree the scope that we use electron microscope first and
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foremost, the painion it with a metallic substance, and then it's bombarded by
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energy and it creates a magnetic potential. Imagine this. You put your sample
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and you turn the boiler on high heat, so it boils everything to pieces,
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fragments, and carcasses. So a lot of results are destroyed while looking
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at it. And the result or the blood work comes back inconclusive, so
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it's been destroyed. So that's where I started to go, Okay, wait
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a minute, if people don't see it as we know, then they don't
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believe it. So if they've already destroyed it, well, therefore, mister
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or mississo, so you don't have a parasitic infection, go home, think
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about it, and here's a pill to think about it. And you know.
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So that's that's kind of what lending me on the path. But I
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wanted to be able to educate and help people take back their own dealing.
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So so you say in your vision statement, light and sound that's part of
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fency and the hidden properties of water. Why don't you explain our viewers what
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you mean by that? Why light, why sound? And why water?
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Yeah, that's another loading question. Thank you. No, that's good,
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it's good. I love it. Because light, well, viewers, they've
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watched this show, right, so they're using they have the ability to cease
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their processing light. That's simple. Sound. You're hearing me. So that
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what that shows the human body is designed to receive this information, and it
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receives this information even at a DNA level. DNA is an antenna, that's
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all it is. If you look at chromosome, you take chromosome, you
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split apart. Our DNA is coiled around a little tiny protein called histone protein.
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And if you unwind that DNA, it's thirty nine point five inches approximately
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long. Nucleotides the ladder, the steps up the ladder, so that gives
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us a height of the DNA. It's an antenna. It's a receiver transmitter
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for light and sound. So all of our technologies are based off this.
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Now, if you know the height of an antenna, you can calculate a
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waiver signal that it responds to. Does it make sense? And it's very
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easy. And this stuff was sewn for so long. I mean, I
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I appreciate this goes back three decades plus. I mean, I really wanted
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to help people in my community find better ways to kill their bodies. And
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that's why I did it. And I was just, you know, as
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a young boy. But um, I just couldn't understand it. I wasn't
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being I wasn't accepting that there was no way to fix things. So I
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can fix anything. For instance, I tore my achilles his last January.
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I ripped it full rupture, ripped it right off my hill. I was
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doing an advance UM training horse. Um I went back. At the time,
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my my center was in another location and my staff were looking at me
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like I need to go to the hospital right away. And I broke my
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hand too, and I hobbled in. My foot is dangling, and I
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am said no, no, I got this. And it took me two
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months to use what I do and it re energized the potential and everything connected.
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So I did not have surgery. I was not down for twelve to
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fifteen months, because that's typically when you have surgery. They pull it down,
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put a cadab apart anchored in the you know, Kenya's bone, and
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it takes several months after to recover, and then you have PT. I
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didn't have to do any of these things. I regrew it one percent and
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two months perfect, and I never looked back. My hand I put together
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in two days. Bones are easy, you know, between seven and nine
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hurts. You stimulate that. Here's the best way I can explain it.
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When everything has a magnetic field around it, okay, and when it loses
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its potential of energy okay. Imagine a balloon that starts to lose its healing,
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so it starts of what trible and become deformed. It's not the right
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appropriate shape for instance, blood, so now it will start to quietly and
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stick together, and now we have slow movement. Right if I repair the
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magnetic field, what will happen is it pumps up the potential with separation and
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we have energy flow. Does it makes sense? Enetic magnetics? Everything works
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this way. Everything works this way, whether it's magnetic or light and sound.
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There's you know, you have let's say the photon. The photon creates
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at a ninety degree angle the phone on which so you have light creating the
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sound, and at another ninety two angle you have a scaler with I don't
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think what's sent way. Scalar is faster than light. It's multiple that speeds
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of light like travels at one hundred and six thousand miles per second, which
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is really fast. Scalar is instant. It goes from zero and now and
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now a little different. So in what exactly did you do daily that was
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encouraging? Um, these are particular technologies I have at my center that will
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reconnect the potential. So it's all the potential restling potentials. So UM,
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a human cell is roughly between mins twenty two mins twenty five milliballs, Okay,
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give or take. That is the resting potential. So everything is if
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you want to call it homeostasis. That's probably trademark like many other words.
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But we'll say that's balanced. Okay, when we have anything change to more
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of a positive charge. We have um that cells aren't working properly, for
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instance, disease such as what everybody fares cancer, it starts to show up
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around thirty plus niblets. Okay, So everything is a voltage, you know.
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Tesla even said if you want understand the universe thinking the terms of three,
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six, nine, and with my my friend doctor Jerry Riveria, they
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forgot to tell people the twelve based twelve. But I'll get into that.
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Another tech. When you say, is the voltage around the cell level,
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that's energy. So it's energy, so energy, there's only three energies positive,
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negative, neutral, that's it. It's electrical everything, and it's taught
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through many other programs. I mean, let's take an example. So up
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down center at right center, right, everything there's it's it's three in the
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holy trinity. At the very top, you have you know, what is
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considered the father energy, the positive the mail. Okay, it's energized by
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red light, which I'll get into how that works, the hydrogen apter.
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But and then on the other bottom of the pyramid, you have the holy
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ghost. You have the negative, the negative energy, the feminine okay,
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so that's the negative charge, right, and then at the other side you
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have the neutral, which is the Christ's consciousness Buddhist, so that's being neutral.
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pH works the same way. We have a scale, right, we
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have zero representing ascid seven being neutral and then fourteen being outlines, so we
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have the same thing. It's that it's the power of three. And you
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know, many different religions have that within their pyramids, like the Star of
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David to tetrahedrons, you know, overlain on top of each other. So
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the information is all here. I've just looked at it with a very open
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mind to connect to teach people all these things so they understand it. That's
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going through this healing process. Were there any moments when you doubted the outcome
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or were you finding that every day that you treated your self self healing.
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Like we said at the very beginning of our podcast today, that this is
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all about our belief system that we can make we can heal ourselves. Everybody's
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designed that you could do this. I knew it. There's a there's a
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difference, okay, um, and I love that you asked me this question,
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because one third of healing is the person's own ability to know they can't
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right. It's annoying. And I looked at this. There was a I
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had a center up in Ontario, Canada, where I'm from, and I
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had, you know, I was using some certain technologies like I get into
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it, and I had a lady. She brought her son. She was
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turning this little kid. This is around two thousand and four to two thousand
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and five. And I didn't know anything about these people that are just sent
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to go to my center. And the lady did not speak a word of
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English. The kid, I don't know. He was like five. My
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assistant at the time, I told her I have a lunch meeting and go
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to so I'll be right back and just you know, this is the program.
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Just set it up and I'll be right back. I come back and
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my assistant and Manuel, as she says, Aaron, you guess he's look.
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He's he's running around, he's laughing, he's smiling. And I'm thinking,
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okay, well, well he's five. That's what they do, like
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an idiot, right, And she goes, no, you don't understand he's
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been on chemo for the last two weeks and hasn't been able to walk.
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Now, they didn't We didn't explain anything, so there's no pre framing their
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linguistic program whatever. I didn't say anything too. He just sat him from
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it and got a tuna. It's like tuning for it. Wherever the body
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needed the energy, it went. That's kind of like how themselves work.
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And I'll another show, But so I witnessed this and I've had it with
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dogs and lots of children. They're not judging the outcome. They're not stuck
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on a belief system that they've been taught for X amount of years, so
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they're open to it, no judgment, And like that, two weeks later.
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Nothing was there that children would be an incredibly effective test cases for you,
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because children tend not to have their brain cluttered with all the mental reasons,
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right the why not? You know? So has that been the case?
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Children? And maybe even pets. Oh, pets are so easy.
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I mean we help a lot of different situations. Um, I always get
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the last case uh stuff where they going exactly, you know, through all
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the other programs, and then you know they're told just packed the bag.
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So that's mainly what I get, and we get a lot of different athletes.
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Everything is subtle. We're doing non invasive technologies and I built a program
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that is not medical. It's just I teach it so they people can apply
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it and help self. Right, That's that's how it all works. It's
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almost like having your computer UM and using You know, what would we do
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today without our phones? Are our cell phones and our computers? Right,
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So these for UM for our own self healing and our health and wellbeing.
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So can you can you give us an example of a time when you felt
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disappointed in an outcome and why that happened. Yeah? Sure, I mean
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I've had so many different UM joyous moments and successes. But it's not my
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success, it's the individual's success. Anybody that comes to center, I don't
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heal anybody. I remove the factors that are keeping them from healing self.
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That's that and that's it. And we have a very unique way that we
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can map the body, show people and determine best course. And you know,
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and things change all the time. Remember fifty million cells turn over agree
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minute. We're able to look at stuff in real time and balance it in
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real time. Due course, correction, that's where it should be. So
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when you get a scan, how long typically let's say somebody goes in for
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a CD scan, did they get it right away, are they reviewing it
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right now or do they get it several days or weeks after? Right?
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So all those things are, you know, parameters that people need to know
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and going through I guess m unique situations where people have come in and I
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felt like, well, you know they were clear from situation, they went
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and verified from other groups and whatever. The biggest thing is sometimes people have
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an emotional time to disease and they hold on to it, right. And
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that's when I was expecting you to say, Aaron, that the success the
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disappointment would be directly connected to the person's mental attitude, and that the people
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that have obstacles cannot overcome those fears or whatever they are that they're holding onto.
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That that would be the most difficult challenge for even your brilliant capability.
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So now you realize you're a facilitator. You're you're not healing, You're just
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facilitating someone else, the person, the patient, the client taking charge of
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their own well being. So so you're I think you said it, but
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I want to be sure I'm interpreting correctly, So it would be the mental
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state of that individual that would cause the disappointing outcome. Is that the correct
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way to summarize that, and the mental state is driven by many different factors.
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Kara mcdharmic. You know, programs, belief systems, beliefs are just
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taught to us. I had a really dear friend he proved this on stage.
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I'll see if I can find a copy for you, and that it's
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really interesting. And he took two individuals and they're growing up in different communities,
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and they were taught to hate one another because of religion or background or
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whatever. And what he did he put them in like trance and had them
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adopt different values. So, all of a sudden, this individual over here
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is now pro what he's been taught to hate his whole life, vice versa.
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So when these two gentlemen came to they understood it's all been just a
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program. Why hate each other? We're all here together. I hate everyone,
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you know, We're we're at a level right now where it's done to
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shift. If I do harm on somebody, I'm only hurt myself. Well,
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here, why are we doing this stuff? It's ridiculous. So all
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these all these lettle things with um disappointing values, with whatever the individual has
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been taught. I also deconstruct it so I get them to realize with the
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realize that they can change. And sometimes they don't even know those programs are
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going on. I had a lady that came in and she was clear,
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and you know, she goes, well, now that you're clear of this
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situation, she says, yeah, I don't know how I feel. I'm
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I feel like my husband's not gonna love me anymore. And and you know
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what, she didn't make it. She didn't make it. So because she
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can did her condition her poor health with gaining the attention of the person that
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she most wanted to love her. Wow, that's a really big one.
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I see it all the time though, But we also have programs to help
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people balance that. Now going to you know, so that's the the tie
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to disease. Emotional imprint. Wherever our VOTs go, we stew it somewhere.
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Yeah, follow with me with this. We're both seeing each other right
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now across straight distance. So we're using light and processing the light through my
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eye and I imprint it into a cell that becomes a memory. Right,
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so when you read a book, whatever you're doing, that's imprinted as information.
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So we're using energy and taking that energy and storing it or recording it
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on that cell or ectronosota, whatever you want to call it. Now,
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if I have my subconscious mind because I'm angry or whatever's going on, where
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do you think those energies got? People couple it in certain areas and like
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for instance, anger, they'll put it liver or a bat, family issues,
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whatever. But it creates a magnetic field and it doesn't allow information to
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travel to that area. So opportunistic infection will now start to movent because it's
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you know, right for what this particular organism is looking for. So now
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we haven't had a long crisease for a disease process going on. So thoughts
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become things. Henry Ford said that to become our reality either way you do,
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right. So so what about that expression attention goes, Energy flows where
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attention goes? So how do you how do you take that concept and make
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that reel with respect to your frequent and see healing because I realign people here.
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This is going back to the three energies Power three, Like I said,
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internal mechanism of our body has a negative charge. So if you want
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to call it the feminine energy, whatever, it's a negative charge and electrons.
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Okay, when our body is negative charge at its resting potential, what
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do I attract? Positive thought? Positive thought? So if my brain is
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negative charge, positive thought? Right, Okay, if I flip the polarity
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of hydrogen and I become the positive charge inside my brain, what am I
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attracting negative thought? Negative thought? Yeah? Energy? So what we do
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is when people start getting sufficient energy, fibroids starts to function, Adrenaline starts
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to function appropriately when it's needed. Everything else starts to shift. Fibers the
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thermal stuff of the body. So when that's I balanced, everything else starts
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to work with enercon system. Everything starts to flow. And now people feel
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good because now they're they're they're endorphins and certain tonin. All this stuff is
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now in check. But we're bombarded by all sorts of energies. We don't
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see can you see wi fi? No? Right, well, how about
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this? What about a geopathic burden? Let's just imagine right now, three
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hundred people us is a river. Who's gonna say it's not there or is
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right, but the river is flowing, which is causing current and a ninety
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degree angle. They'll created a magnetic field and if someone's bed is in that
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area, it will turn off and on fire. Right all nightline magnetics.
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I see it all the time. We can measure it here, okay,
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just by balancing their home from that. Things settle down there five gs.
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Right now. This stuff is incredibly good for communication, not so good for
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health. Then I'll share microwave antenna is tuned to the frequency of water.
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Water is two point four or five gigahrds. What is the human body seventy
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two water? So when you take food and has moisture and you put it
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in your microwave, it's matching resonant frequency causing ionization, friction heat, right,
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that's how it heats up. Well, if we're bombarded by these technologies,
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what do you think is happening to our hayflick limited division of cells?
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Where our telomeres start to shrink down and then the cell goes poor copy,
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poor copy, poor copy death right or poor copy, poor copy, poor
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copy continuous cell amounts cancer. That's how it works, and cancer is one
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of the things that protects environment, and I will teach this said, I
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teach you here at my center or whatever. But it protects the terrain from
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an infection that our immune system failed to respond. And that's what that is.
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It's a rather radical point of view that I don't think the I'm pretty
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sure the aleopathic model would not support that definition. However, I think that's
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okay because they're still working off a Louis pass Sure nineteen hundred chump showed that
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he was incorrect. But whatever is whatever, And either I'm not going to
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people that want to think a certain that's fine. I don't have to do
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anything with him. Know your audience, right, But people that really want
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to I'm saying, let me ask you this. How can we go this
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far in time? And we had all these amazing technologies developed. And remember
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I got into this because I can comprehend. We can split an atom as
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it extremely small substance I sound, we can't figure out it'scusing disease. With
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all the brilliant people here on the spot, we can't do it. Manhattan
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Project, how long did that run? They had a one hundred and fifty
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five thousand people working on the same project and not one person knew what the
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other person was doing. It's just separation of you know, information transfer.
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So that's how those programs work. I work with so many people whoever's open,
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they're open. I'm not about this is better than that, Okay.
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What I'm doing is showing people best practices. If it's this particular method that
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works, then let's do it. And if this is a good support method
32:50
for that method, then let's do it. If somebody needs, you know,
32:52
an aspirin or whatever to settle pain so they can get a good night's
32:58
sleep, let's do it. It's best practices. There's so many different things
33:01
out there, and it all comes from source. It's all here. But
33:07
these technologies were developed back in the nineteen hundred. There's I'll show this because
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the audience would probably like to know this. In eighteen fifty six there was
33:19
doctor George Staraway and doctor Abrams is Callage, and they were suspecting that disease
33:25
has a frequency, and they came up with this way to prove their theory.
33:31
They built a room it was I don't know, roughly the size of
33:35
a phone booth, and they made it like a Faraday cage. They attenuated
33:38
all light and sound and they took a terminal ill patient. Now these guys
33:43
were allopathic Western you know doctors, and they took this terminal patient, put
33:52
them bare feet, copper play two wires that go to adjacent room. There's
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somebody that was neutral, would pick up a paddle and minute they were connected
34:01
to the ill patient, they felt the same discomfort, same place. They
34:07
repeated this process over ten thousand plus times with different individuals. One came in
34:13
through the front door, back door. They kept it very clinical. Okay,
34:15
what they were showing as information was traveling across copper wire, extreme low
34:22
frequencies to the individual and carrying information of the infection and the person was responding
34:29
to it. Alexander Graham Bell voice over, what what the telephone exactly?
34:37
But these are we communicate with it, we have weapons with it. We
34:42
have all these different technologies. You know the technio On Institute right now.
34:47
They use MRI and they use sound oblation and they'll take fibroids in the same
34:53
day without cutting the body. They use energy. They've had this since nineteen
34:59
ninety nine. We look it ups are ted talks. So where am I
35:02
staying here? All the stuff that I do has been researched by very profound,
35:10
incredibly gifted people. I'm just trying to help people show that there's still
35:16
many better ways to do things. Whatever works works. It's probably why Einstein
35:22
said what he said, because he was a really gifted mind and he saw
35:27
the future being what we said at the very beginning of the podcast, which
35:32
is that the medicine of the future is the medicine of frequency. So he
35:37
saw that way back then. I had a question for you, Aaron.
35:42
We would I asked it earlier, but I think we overlooked one element and
35:45
that's water. So oh yeah, so talk to us about water for a
35:51
moment, and why water? It's you know it? Actually, I should
35:55
say that our podcast had brought to us by water and wellness, and I'm
36:00
just passionate about people realizing the importance of water and it's healing properties and the
36:09
importance of selecting the correct drinking water and the correct balance of water. So
36:15
could you address that for a moment for us. But there's so many different
36:19
properties of water. I mean, this would be a whole seminar, but
36:24
to sum it up, there are so many tonsins in water. Water under
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microscope is not the same, you take all the different samples. I was
36:38
entrenched in this stuff. This is back in my two thousand and five devices
36:45
or pemeter I had everything, you know, totally dissolve solids. I was
36:47
really into this stuff. And water. Well, look at we're water.
36:53
Look at all the different functions we have right our bodies mainly water right well,
37:01
and the body water correct, Well, that's that's the fluids. The
37:07
actual overall body is roughly seventy two Okay, let stand corrected. Then well
37:13
that's still but who garris, It doesn't matter exactly. It's water, and
37:21
there's let's say distilled water. Distilled water looks clean, great, but it
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robs all mineral source out of the water. So minerals. Minerals do what
37:32
their life. They allow for electrical flow. If you stand in a lightning
37:37
storm and distilled water, you're you're insulated. You'll bally less likely to be
37:45
hip by lightning. People don't know that. So minerals are important in the
37:49
water. It creates the life process, the electrical firing signal. So water
37:55
we use many different systems here. I do have water wellness. I love
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what that program is, and we have it in I actually put it in
38:06
my hydrogen photon cloud as a driver. So that's the tim depleted tem parts
38:12
per million, which is costly because the process mechanism takes a long time.
38:20
But if people are drinking you know water that is around one thirty five parts
38:24
per million, the term depleted, it preserves life and it's not as harsh
38:30
on the mitochondria. So what happens is with all these different waters hard water.
38:35
I used to make the stuff in the my garage by the way,
38:37
I would freeze it and then scoop and the process it is ridiculous, but
38:40
anyway, I love the site. A challenging process to Yeah, but the
38:45
term is an isotope of hydrogen. So when that mechanism goes through our system,
38:52
it's like putting bad gas in the car, so it disturbs our function.
38:57
So that's one thing. Then there's systems that are you know, electrolysis
39:02
that will energize and activate the native charge of the hydrogen, which is the
39:09
electron, and that's beneficial too. So there's many different properties of water.
39:14
I use the two point five acidic water to clean things that will knock out
39:20
versa instead the said so many times, I mean so there's many properties of
39:24
water, and it has to do with you know, municipalities. For years,
39:32
they've been putting iona flora and that was okay. Everybody thought it strengthen
39:38
your teeth and you know, did all these great things. But it turns
39:42
out it didn't. It actually is almost the same atomic weight as iodine,
39:49
so it messes up thyroid function. I've seen dogs and cats because people are
39:52
giving tap water and drink bottle water, dogs and cats are getting thybroid issue.
39:57
Now, I just I look at all the different that's so so,
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Aaron, what would the ideal It just I'm just putting this to the more
40:07
pragmatic level. So what would the ideal water purification be to promote the optimum
40:15
health? So if we're in our homes, for example, and we know
40:21
that we're not going to use a Britta water filter because it's not doing what
40:27
we need, what would be the solution. Should we have an under the
40:30
counter, should we have a can we use an above the counter like water
40:34
and Wellness as the Aquatrue, which is apparently a very I haven't ever used
40:38
it, but I've tasted that water and it's amazing way and you can travel
40:45
with that I mean not travel on an airplay, but if you were moving
40:50
from one place to another, you just take it with you. I mean
40:53
it's not you know, concreted, and it's great. You can thank you
40:58
with you for sure, Aquato. So that's a good brand to look at
41:02
for people looking for the easy way to purify their water without having to buy
41:07
bottled water and plastic bottles and pollute the environment and or buy the filters that
41:15
aren't really doing what you need to have done. So so we can take
41:17
that as a baseline. Then what happens once we put the water the aquad
41:22
let's say, say the Aquatuo water. What else would we do to that
41:25
water? And why, well, you'd want to. I have a big
41:30
filter system sothing get into that because it's very possible what I've built here.
41:35
But that's a great starting point and anybody can do it. And it's it's
41:39
a lot of money too, right, a lot of money. Yeah.
41:44
However, there are many whatever people's means are, we can find solutions for
41:52
them. Okay, within their bus there's always a way. There's That's how
41:58
my money works. There's always a way. Second part, water hydration and
42:04
minerals minerals are very important. Um, we used the you know the Kinton
42:07
here name Kinton Explore eighteen ninety seven finds this uh plankton zoop plankton and he
42:17
was able to extract this mineral water from from that source. And it was
42:23
the only thing that they used for a blood transfusion on dog. And they
42:31
removed all plasma and this was this matched plasma. Interesting it was it was
42:38
used as a full so it has an all information of life on the planet.
42:45
So it returns everything back to you know balance, so energy balance,
42:50
homeostasis. So these are things that people can do. So minerals are important.
42:54
We also used a lot of your fault the gasid acid. Um,
43:00
this is something that's loss and soiled so from you know, we're you know,
43:06
farming and whatever we're doing. These things are what the plants are getting
43:10
and we're not getting that information from the plants, not anymore. Not anymore.
43:17
Yeah, they're tainted. They're the way the petroleum Green Thumb project ran
43:25
in the sixties. Whatever. But um, we can overcome all this stuff.
43:29
It's not difficult. It's just education. Show people is what is recommended.
43:34
You don't need to do it if you believe in this. That's it.
43:37
Whatever I mean, it's up to their choice. It's their path.
43:39
They're the captain of them. We're just sharing these are other best practices you
43:45
might consider. And we get incredible people that come through and they don't have
43:52
that thing that they came here, that they told they would never be here
43:54
again. So I yeah, that's why I love doing what I do.
43:59
When you get people back to power and they understand is incredible, is absolutely
44:06
incredible. So Aaron, because I don't want to run out of time and
44:08
not have a chance to explain what would happen if somebody picked up the phone
44:15
today called you and said, Aaron, I want to come and visit You're
44:21
very capable staff. I'm so sorry. Well, you know what I mean.
44:23
I guess that was the anecdotal. But what I mean is if somebody
44:30
calls into the center, and by the way, for our viewing audience,
44:34
this is one of the most remarkably staffed centers. Uh. You know you
44:38
talk about curb appeal, the location starts first, and then as I mentioned,
44:45
the feeling of love as you walk in to the center. I know
44:47
that has a lot to do with Aaron and his vision and his beliefs.
44:53
However, he hires in his own image of course, and he has incredibly
45:00
capable of people and that you know, I'll give a little plug to Shannon
45:05
and Brian and and Ali and Stephen. I mean, the whole group is
45:14
really quite quite competent and very much about caring for the the client that walks
45:21
in the door. And so okay, so let's just say someone wants to
45:24
come and join. I know you've been very generous. You're going to talk
45:29
a moment in a moment about a beautiful offer that you've made to our viewers
45:34
and listeners and to get an opportunity to sample what you are all about.
45:42
So what would happen if they someone contacts the center wants to come in?
45:47
What do they what do they expect? Well, Um, when they come
45:54
in contact the center, they'll be um brought in once I agreed upon,
46:01
you know, because we this is a private club. It's open to everybody,
46:05
but we have to have it as a private club. It's not open
46:07
to the public. Um, they go through the betting process and if they
46:12
choose to come through the door, then they agree to what we do here
46:17
and then they go through a intake and then a particular mapping system that we
46:24
have here. That's that's how we that's the baseline. And by the way,
46:29
I meant to mention Kathleen because she she does that baseline. Uh,
46:34
she's obviously she has a clinical background, so she's very, very competent at
46:42
taking the patient by the hand. And and I have lots. I meant
46:46
to say client. You noticed I didn't say patient at all today. Yeah,
46:51
it's client. That was a slip. That was a freud, a
46:53
slip of the tongue. Sorry, I was everything that's going on because it's
46:58
a club and it's it's these are client alience, these are participants. So
47:01
uh okay, So they do the baseline and then use who who interprets what
47:08
the results are and everything that goes on here. Because I've I've built the
47:14
program. I look at everybody stuff. No one knows it like you.
47:19
Everyone here, Um, they're handpicked by me, and they're incredibly gifted people
47:25
with big hearts that they have to care about what they're doing. Right when
47:30
I when I work with an individual, my intent, they're already well so.
47:37
And the other thing is, and don't take this wrong, anybody that's
47:40
listening. The less I see of you, the better means we did what
47:45
we did to help you get back on track. Absolutely, and you're not.
47:49
What what I love about what you do, Aaron, is you're not
47:53
You're not trying to push product or push the service. It's all about the
48:00
volunt the person desiring, like we said, the burning desire to make a
48:05
change. And if you don't have that motivation, then you probably don't belong
48:09
at your club because you have to work here anyway. It's too much work.
48:14
So that's fine. What I do expect is when my group here works
48:19
with anybody, we have one hundred percent. If you match that with your
48:22
undred percent, you can make a lot of change quick. Well, so
48:27
we're going to run out of time, would you explain what your wonderful,
48:30
generous offer is for our viewers. Well, right now, anybody that calls
48:36
into this, we're going to do. Any program that we have here,
48:37
you can do as a two per one. So whatever the packets are will
48:43
double these sessions and you can share that with friends and family. Well,
48:49
how it works is they're like credits and they never expire, so you can
48:58
they never expire. That's perfect. Although we would I'll give an example.
49:01
So one program that I was very attracted to and suggested to a few of
49:08
my friends has eighteen sessions which you can share with your loved ones. However,
49:15
they those eighteen sessions, you probably want them all for yourself because they
49:20
are so valuable to your your and the value when people come here, they'll
49:28
they'll they'll see the value. They get to do a lot, right,
49:30
And it's kind of like a kid in the candy store. You get in
49:35
there and you don't want to leave, and and it's like being Christmas all
49:37
year at long, when you are being so attended to and you're feeling such
49:44
beautiful improvements. So h the so I didn't finish. So the eighteen sessions
49:52
would be thirty six hundred dollars, which is two hundred dollars a session,
49:54
which is I'm going to wreck that because oh okay, um okay. So
50:02
typically nine sessions would be forty five hundred dollars, right, well, eighteen
50:09
dollars oh okay, I guess program okay, and any other practice, they'll
50:16
they'll double double okay, I broke it, okay. So they need to
50:21
use the ageless code and they need to contact UM uh, Ali Marcus,
50:28
right at your office, Ali Marcus or Shannon Shannon yet okay? And at
50:34
the website. Um, they can, Well, why don't we do the
50:37
phone number that might be easier for people to call them? What what?
50:39
What is your phone number? It's three one zero three one zero four seven
50:46
zero seven zero seventy seventy. Okay, very good, we got it.
50:51
Well, Aaron, thank you so much for joining us today and for giving
50:57
so much of yourself to give back back to humanity. This is truly a
51:01
calling. UH defines who you are as a human being at your very core
51:09
and your soul, and you should be honored for all that you are doing.
51:16
And I am honoring you right now. So thank you. I'd say
51:21
it right into my heart. And I want to learn this with everyone.
51:24
This is not about me or anything. I know that. I want to
51:29
show this with everyone so you can help your family. And at the end
51:32
day, I don't even care for my names on this. I'm the ghost
51:35
in the machine. Now. You you you have a zero ego, which
51:38
is just another part of the beauty of who you are, and you don't
51:43
want to take the credit. You'd rather give the credit to your team and
51:46
be in the background. That's again, you know, a big factor in
51:50
leadership. So uh, I totally totally admire that about you, ar Aaron.
52:00
We're going to say goodbye and we're going to wish you very much success.
52:04
I think that these cenders should be expanded to other locations. That's something
52:08
that I'm sure you're thinking about. It didn't get into that today, but
52:13
there is definitely a need and good thing that we're here in California where so
52:17
much of the mindset is about health and wellness, healing, and so you
52:25
pick the right location at least for your flagship. So thank you again and
52:31
you have a beautiful day. Thank you so much. All right, take
52:36
care. Okay, So I just wanted to quickly say a quick close here