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Simon Luthi · Postcards to the Universe

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Welcome to Postcards to the Universe with Melissa Capria. Do you believe in magic?
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What if you were told that all you had to do was get a
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little creative and work a magic spell to bring anything you can imagine into your
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life. Here on Postcards to the Universe, we will share manifesting tips,
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postcards, creativity, abundance, and prosperity. Here is your host, Melissa
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Capria. Hey everybody, and welcome to Postcards to the Universe with Melissa creating
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the life you crave. How are you guys doing on this Wednesday. I
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hope everybody's doing well. Enjoying October. I love October. October first I
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start to get all excited for this season, Halloween, thanks thank Giving,
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Christmas my favorite time of the year. So I hope you guys are enjoying
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it. I have a really awesome show today. I have. My guest
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is an alternative medicine practitioner, Simon and Luti, and he's going to join
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me in just a few minutes. Thank you, guys. I want to
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say thank you to everybody who listens to my show every week. It really
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means a lot to me. You have no idea when I get messages that
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you're enjoying my show. It really means the world to me, so thank
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you, and I hope you keep coming back. If you're new to my
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show, welcome, thank you for being here today, and I hope you
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keep coming back. A little about the show. So the show is recorded
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each week live. We're live right now on Wednesdays at four pm Eastern Time.
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But if you miss a show, you can always listen to the show
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on Home Times Radio and the archives. They put the show up and you
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can listen to it anytime you want. And then I always take the show
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and I put it on my podcast Postcards to the Universe, and you can
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find that on my website Postcards to Universe dot com. So you can listen
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to any shows anytime you want, and I hope you enjoy the shows.
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A little about me personally. I'm a photographer. I'm an author. I
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have a book. It's titled Postcards to the Universe, Harness the Universe's power
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and manifest your dreams. And my book is all about manifesting and the way
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that I did it was I use photography in that I had people create manifesting
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postcards kind of like vision boards, little mini vision boards. They would just
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people send them to me, would let me know when what they put on
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their postcard became showed up in the reality, you know, and I would
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photograph it and then I would share the stories. And that's what the book
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is about. So there's thirty of those postcards and stories in my book,
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and it breaks down into the major areas of our life where we all want
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more abundance. We want more abundance in love and in our health, we
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want better and our careers and money, of course, right we could always
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could always use more abandons in money. There's so many good things we could
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do with money if we had more. So I broke the book down into
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those four parts, and I have a bunch of fun exercises on how to
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create more in each of those areas, and a lot of writing exercises.
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And it helps us get really clear on what it is we want to manifest.
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You know, we need to be clear about what we want so that
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we can ask for it and how to get it. So, if you're
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interested, check out my book. You can find it on Amazon, Barnes,
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and Noble, your favorite bookstore. Just ask them to get it for
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you. If it's not already there. I started doing I don't know,
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probably about I guess a month ago. Six weeks ago, I started doing
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small clips of me reading from my book on Instagram, TikTok. It's also
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on LinkedIn and YouTube, so if you want, you can follow along and
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you can see me doing readings of the book each Each video is no more
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than five minutes, so they're short, and I would love to see you
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over there. If you do come over there, you know, give me
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a like and leave me a comment and share with your friends. I would
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really appreciate it. A couple things that I'm doing I'm going to be doing
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in the new year. A manifesting workshop on how to create a manifesting postcard.
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It's just going to be a one off Saturday, just haven't don't have
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the date or the time set up yet. I'll let you guys know about
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that. It's online so you can do it from the comfort of your home.
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But as of right now, I have a workshop called Manifesting through Gratitude.
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It's five weeks. It's a Manifesting through Gratitude, a visual journey,
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and we're going to be using gratitude of things we already have in our life
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to bring more of that into our life. Right. We want more abundance,
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we want more love, we want more better health, we want you
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know, the career of our dreams, all those good things, but we
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already have in our life that we need to be grateful for. Sometimes we
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forget about that. And it runs Thursday evenings six to eight pm Eastern Time.
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Is also online. And the difference with this workshop is I'm going to
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teach everyone who joins me how we can utilize our camera phones as a tool
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for manifesting. So we're going to be photographing with our phones and our camera
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phones each week, and we're going to be sharing those those images together and
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talking about that and how that will spark this energy of gratitude, which is
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such a powerful, such a powerful tool for manifesting. So you can find
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out about my workshop if you go to Postcards to the Universe dot com,
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there's a link that'll take you to the workshop. In fact, from my
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website. It links to all my social media everything I'm doing, the podcast,
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this radio show, everything, So any questions reach out to me.
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I am an open book and what's really cool. After you finish the Gratitude
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Course, you're going to have this beautiful visual gratitude journal. So that's really,
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really, really nice. Okay. I also share each week on my
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social media. I call them a magical message, and it's an image of
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a postcard that I photograph with an affirmation. So what I'm doing now is
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I'm re photographing all of the postcards that were in that are in my book,
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and I'm sharing a little bit of their story each week. So this
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week's magical message is healing this broken heart and the postcard and the story is
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about letting go of heartbreak and a past love and what happened after she sent
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me her postcard. So you can find out more about that in the book,
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or you'll hear about it if you follow the videos of me reading from
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the book. All right, So now I'm excited to talk to my guests
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today. So fascinated by what he does. So. Simon and Luti is
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the CEO and founder of healthee dot World, a unique wellness as a service
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software platform helping companies save money on healthcare costs and encouraging their employees to stay
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or get healthy. Simone has served as the founder and Chief Wellness Officer at
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Sacred Healing, LLC, where he has leveraged a personal health crisis to enhance
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the wellbeing of three hundred plus clients with a focus on healing trauma, physical
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pain, and mental and emotional limitations. Simone is the creator of applied neuro
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Cellular Therapy, which combines modern technology and ancient wisdom into a unique and powerful
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healing modality. And if you want to find out more about what he's doing,
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you can go to his website and I'm just going to spell it for
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you so that you can since we're on radio easier that way. So you
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go to www dot s I, M O N l U t HI dot
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com and you can find out more about him. Welcome and well, thanks
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so much for being here with me today. Hey, Melissa, so great
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to be on your show. Thank you for having me. I'm really excited
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to talk to you. So why don't you share a little bit, you
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know with everyone your background, because I know you weren't always doing this kind
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of work and you had some of your own personal health issues going on and
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it inspired you to create what you're doing today. So share with us,
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like how you you know, what happened in your life, you know The
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funny thing is hot I known that you could write both cards to universe.
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Me too, me too exactly. Yeah, you're absolutely right, So I
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spent So. I'm originally from Switzerland, born and raised. We probably can
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tell the my accent. We've been in the US for close to thirty years
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and served in a variety of different corporate jobs. And you know, though
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kind of my life purpose was to raise a family and have kiss and make
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money and all these, you know, live in a big house like maybe
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many of us have done, and until I got thick, until things just
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didn't work as well anymore. So my story has really been fascinating all the
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way around. But I would say seven years ago when I was diagnosed with
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an autoimmune disease that nobody could really properly figure out what was going on.
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I was bedridden and I couldn't get out of bed. My hands were swull
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of huck. And that was really the beginning of what I would call a
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completely life change. Now again to go back and making a bit, you
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know, the funny side of that is like, don't wait until the health
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crisis knock you on your ass. Maybe years I've done, you know,
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we have these is all around. Like you know, maybe we think should
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be doing we should be doing things a little differently. But that's a little
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bit of my background. Yeah, so been serving as a corporate executive in
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financial services and since the last seven years now have been really changing my life
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around taking a lot of classes and being blessed. And I've been able to
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study with a bunch of indigenous medicine men and medicine women from around the world.
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Uh. And that's where the idea of the applied neurosler theF you really
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began. M m. Yeah. More and more people are looking for alternative
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therapies, you know, holistic therapies that they can do because so many of
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us, like you said, it's interesting you said you had an autoimmune disease
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and they couldn't diagnose what it was. I'm hearing so many people now having
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these issues. Why do you think that so many people are having these autoimmune
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issues now? Yeah, it's a it's a really interesting phenomenon for me as
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well. And I see actually the same thing in my practice. I would
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say probably every second person and that walks into my private practice has some kind
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of what I would almost call a mystery illness, right so they call it
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audio, but it's really kind of past realness, that's what's going on.
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So, you know, my take, I think there's a couple of things
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that is that is happening. Factory farming and kind of the source of our
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food has a lot to do with it. Right, We're hearing a lot
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about gluten intolerance, and when you really look into it that the weed that
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we're producing today is nowhere near the quality and uh and the ingredient of order
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consistency. I guess of the weed that our grandparents were too work eating,
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So I think that's one of it. And then of course, with the
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rise of pesticides, the nutritional value of the food has really been reduced,
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you know, so the plants no longer grow roots down into into the earth,
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they're no longer able to get the nutrients that they come before. And
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you know, and then I think a little bit of the electro genetic frequency
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that are all around us is making us all take And so that's manifesting really
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in the Indies mystery and auto means that we're seeing. Yeah. Also,
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you know since COVID, I mean it's been we lost about twenty percent of
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our healthcare and Don't get me wrong. Western medicine has its place, so
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people sure foot or you have a thought by all means, you know,
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like go get taken care of. But I think there's deeper issues that we're
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just starting to learn about of what the body is trying to tell us.
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And that's been kind of a fascinating topic for me as I've dealt with my
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own health and wellness and as I'm looking around in the world and what's happening.
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Yeah, do you notice it more? Since you're from Europe and maybe
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you still have family or friends over there or whatever, you go there a
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lot or talk to people are there. Do you notice it's more Americans have
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these issues than they do over there. No, not so much. I
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would say there's definitely other areas where those you know, those symptoms started to
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pop up to I would say the big difference is that, especially so I
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had to get help in Switzerland Germany, the diagnostic tools that they have over
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there are are there and are covered by insurance. So give you an give
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you an examples. In my case, the reason why I was so inflamed
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they couldn't get out of bed really had to do with a heavy mental toxicity
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with an environment environmental toxicity so like pollutants and testicides and food food ologies and
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all these tests are readily available. So there's there's labs that can do these
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tests. The problem is most of the American doctors don't know that they exist,
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and if they do, they're not colored by insurance. So I just
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had something that came to me and had to do a pre op test to
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see whether an implant that they would put in nickel in it, and the
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tests actually causticks on the bus and so for many of us, right,
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that's just out of reach and it's you know, so to me, it's
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it's health equality. It's not just about you know, equality around you know
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us as humans, but I think the health equality and is a real issue.
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Yeah. Well, as we know, healthcare here at least is big
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business, so you know, that's it's about money, so that that unfortunately
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affects millions and millions of people. But so, like I've heard, I've
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had other people who are healers and do similar work to what you do,
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Can you kind of like share what is what would be your definition of quantum
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healing? Because I know that's kind of you know what you incorporate in your
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healing modalities. Yeah, that's right. So I would define it as this,
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that we're all vibrational beings and that we're all vibing. That would say,
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in this universe of hours unique in that sense, and so are so
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are ourselves. So they're quantum. Healing to me is really to do with
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healing on the physical, the emotional, the intellectual, and the spiritual side
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of things. In some cases without even seeing you in person, right,
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So it sounds a bit like you're we're all in a matrix, and we
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probably are, right, it's interesting that we can also perform healing. So
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there is a German company that has collaborated with NASA around treating astronauts in space.
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And if you think about that, right, I mean, if you're
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in the space station for a year, of course you could bring the half
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of Walgreens to there. You know, up there you needful things. But
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that's just not practical, not there's just no room for it. So they
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have to figure out a way of treating your symptoms remotely. And that's where
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that all came about. That they realize that you know, we're all collected
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and connected and that healing can actually present through time and distance. And so
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a lot of these different tools have been now becoming more mainstream, and probably
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the healing is probably the most popular one that you know, some of your
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you know listeners and I may know about. There's other techniques as well that
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that you can apply to really you know, get get healthy again on all
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of those levels. And in my case, I have really started on the
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basics of stuff that probably has been with us before our modern technology and existed.
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Uh So started with rati I'm a I'm a rape master that then have
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been trained on a lot of shamanic techniques from around the world, and you
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know, those are ancient, ancient, ancient modalities on on healing that we
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you know that that's like over the last couple of hundred years probably been gotten
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or been forgotten. And so the interesting thing for me is that I am
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treating people. There are some that are once and done, so there's miraculous
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healings that can occur, some you know, come a couple of times,
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and then in other cases it doesn't work at all. And I was really
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really pascinated by that last category, Right, what are you really about us?
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We're doing the same things and is it our manifestation that we are healthy,
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we want to be healthy, or is it also our subconscious mind that
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prevents us from you know, from from from being healthy. Right, yeah,
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yeah, because you really don't know what's going on in somebody's story,
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you know, like what programs are running or running the show basically in their
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life. You know, is there a story that people who get sick never
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get better? Right? I mean, if that's their ultimate energy, where
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their energy as, then their body is going to respond to that. No
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matter what you do to try to help people. I mean, people have
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to be able to believe that it's possible at least. I mean, you
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have to come in with a little bit of a open mind to receive energy
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healing because it is not typical. It's becoming more typical, which I like
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because I get to meet people like you and on a regular basis now because
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of my show, So I see how many more people are really becoming open
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to this, which I find, you know, so fascinating, and I
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love that. And I want to ask you because this is what you you
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really do, is the applied neuro cellular therapy. So what is that and
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how is it different from some of the other modalities. Yeah, it's really
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the future of medicine the way that I would would look at it. Right,
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So I go back to the last category that I mentioned, clients that
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I have that come to me that it just doesn't work, and I was
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dumbfounded by it, and I have to separate my ego from it. It's
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like we want people to get better, right, I mean the money,
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and I want them to walk out. And you know, I kind of
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felt guilty when someone would say, oh, man, like, you know,
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it was a great session with you, enjoyed it very much, but
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I'm still not, you know, any better. And so I've been researching
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a little bit of like what is really happening. Of course, so the
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subconscious mind can say, yeah, you know, I'm going to go see
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this guy if it doesn't if it doesn't you know, work, it doesn't
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hurt, or we'll give it a try. You know, this is not
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the other end. So what I wanted to do is I wanted to figure
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out a way to separate the the failure body really from from kind of the
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brain structure, right, so the neurological pathways. And because it was my
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theory that if I could separate kind of those pathways long enough that I could
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go deeper into either the physical body and or some of the emotional things that
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would prevent this person from really getting getting healthy. And if you think about
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you know, now drugs such as or I shouldn't say drugs supplant met its,
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some such a pilocybin that they is having kind of a renaissance. Now
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it does kind of that, you know, kind of inhibits some of those
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neurological pathways. So specifically around the Flatner's cell therapy, I use a hypnogogic
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land and you have to kind of picture this as a device that in its
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stroboscope and led lights and it penetrates your pineal gland, so that's like your
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third eye, all behind your third eye, and it activates all of your
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alpha beta beta delta wasts in your brain. And it's for those of you
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familiar with Joe de Spencer, he had a I think a seminar around the
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kaleidoscope and he has the big, beautiful kind of visions of the kaleidoscope and
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colors and things are changing, and that's really what it does in your brain.
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So you're sitting or you're laying on my table and you're going through kind
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of a twenty minute light therapy session where you're activating your own brain cells and
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your brain functions and your brain waste, and something spectacularly seems to happen afterwards.
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So it's it's kind of around it's fifteen minutes to twenty minutes time where
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you really go more in a trance state and you seem to be forgetting subconsciously
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again that you don't actually believe that this can help me, and and so
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I can then go in and go back with my you know, regular train
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modalities. So a lot of it is you know, healing with my hands
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or with crystals or other things. And the fascinating part that about eighty or
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ninety percent of the people that I couldn't help before that I'm now put under
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delight are actually better and or well afterwards. And I find this just absolutely
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fascinating. Right, So that apparently our subconscious mind plays a role in everything.
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Right even if you think about you you go through a surgery and you
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tell yourself, well, they tell me four months recovery, Oh is going
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to be horrible? Oh yield? Or you go in like, hey,
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I'm going to be better. In two months, I'm going to be super
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super positive and you know, work on my body, give myself time to
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heal. And I would say in most cases that that you know, it's
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a manifestation that you can do practically. How do you go into any kind
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of procedure? Hmmm, so so interesting. Wow, So how did you
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know that you had this special gift for doing this kind of energy healing?
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Like, were you like were you getting messages like We're you getting thoughts in
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your head? Like you know, because I always hear thoughts like when something
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I know is really really true, Like I'll have a really strong like voice
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showed up in my head and I'll get like goosebumps or something, and that's
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like a confirmation for me. That's just my personal experience. So how did
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you know that you that this was the kind of work that you should be
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doing. Yeah, look, if you had probably told told me that I
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will be doing this, you know, twenty years ago, you would have
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said no way. But you know, I now know that I've found it
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in many lives and it was more of a you know, knucklehead. I
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had to get sick first before I was reintroduced to my gifts and remembered again
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who I was before. So for me again it was with this automy disease
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that heard it. And then I was introduced to a wonderful book called Grow
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a New Body by Albertuobildo that probably many of you know and one of my
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teachers and mentors and UH and it's kind of, you know, one of
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the guys that came out first a couple of years ago the importance of combination
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of nutrition supplementation and UH and energy medicine. And so I took a class
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with him and in Germany. I still remember where this was. So it
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was a beautiful spring day. We just finished this botcho kind of a thankfulness
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ceremony standing on top of one of those castle ruins overlooking the borders to France
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and Switzerland, and I had my hands up in the air just to kind
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of give thanks to spirits, to the week and the blessings that we've received
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and all that, and all of the sudden, it was very subtleised I
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felt this energy hitting the palms of my hand. It's almost like somebody with
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a water hose spray her straight the palm, and it startled me. It
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was like, what's that right, And that was sort of the beginning where
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I just paid attention to go, wow, this was a profound something that's
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going on with me. I could, you know, sense tingling in my
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hands and and of course you've got to imagine I'm still a corporate executive in
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a financial services now I'm starting to feel energy in my hands. I come
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home and I asked a good friend of mine that was spiritual, and he's
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like, you know, maybe you should look into reiki's And at the time,
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I thought, you're all crazy, Like, you know, I'm not
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doing any of this, Like how my identity was this. I was married
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at the time, I was having, you know, a good job,
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and probably about a year into that, I just couldn't run from it anymore.
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Could. I can't really tell you what happened, but it was almost
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like a hekim on, you got you gotta go do this. There is
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you know you're gonna you're gonna get sick again or something like that. And
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uh, and then I just worked really really rapidly. That thing's just fallen
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in places, I said. I took reky on Reiki g reky three Ready
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Master, and then introduced to a bunch of other indigenous dealers and took more
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classes and more classes and got initiated, and I think my my abilities I
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would call my gifts just started to amplify, you know. Stuff just started
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to happen boom boom boom, and it was just fascinating. And I can't
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really explain it to you, but you know, there's a deep knowing when
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you come home, when you feel your purpose and your passion and you just
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know this is what I meant to do. I've always felt I had a
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healthy heart and a servant tarket in that sense. And now, you know,
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seeing people really getting better as a result of the things that I do
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and the message that I carry out, it's just humbling, you know.
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It's it's humbling and gratifying. You know, when you when you get up
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in the morning and you just know you make you make a difference for the
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collective. Yeah, well, I'm that interesting because I feel like when you
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listen to spirit or whatever you want to call it, or high yourself for
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God, it doesn't matter what you call it, you know, but when
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you listen to it and you accept the call, Let's just say that,
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because I can't think of a better way to say it, like you accept
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the call, you find that people, places, things show up in your
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life in the most amazing ways. You know, you'll be introduced to just
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the right person you need to take you to step number two, right,
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Like it just kind of like falls that way, or the right book will
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fall into your hands, or the right video you'll come across, or the
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right radio show you'll listen to, and it's just like, oh, that's
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26:41
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26:52
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enrich our lives. Hey, everybody, welcome, back. So if you're
30:11
just joining me, I have alternative medicine practitioner Simone Luti with me and we're
30:18
talking about, you know, different healing modalities in the work that Simone does.
30:25
So, Simon, what does your typical client patient client slash patient look
30:33
like like they come in and is it like somebody who is at the end
30:37
of their tether where they're like, I've been to all the doctors I can't
30:41
shake, you know, whatever's going on with me. Yeah, that's a
30:45
great question. I would say it's the gamut. I have kids as young
30:51
and three years old. I have also older people eighty nine year old.
30:57
I do also or also certain the death doulah. So that's a little bit
31:00
of my work. Yeah, I want to talk about that too, but
31:04
we'll talk about that in a little bit. I do because that's really fascinating
31:08
that you do. Yeah, yeah, go ahead. I'm sorry it's a
31:11
topic now. I'm sure it's probably a topic that many people are unfamiliar with
31:15
you might be interested in, so yeah, I would say probably the majority
31:21
of seventy eighty percent of people, it really are kind of in this mystery
31:23
illness. You know. A friend of mine says, I'm doctor number six.
31:27
So you know where you've been to your PCP, you've been to specialists,
31:32
you've been to all kinds, and then you're kind of at the end
31:34
of the road and you're frustrated with the system itself. And that's probably typically
31:40
where I see people lately. And we have, unfortunately, and epidemic of
31:48
a lot of teams to a side and just mental mental illnesses and so a
31:52
lot of things. If you feel like you're not in your body. I
31:59
don't want to call it a because that gives it kind of this attraction that
32:01
I don't want to really go there. But but the good news is that
32:06
if you're feeling yourself in a situation where you know you have family members with
32:09
mental illness or things where you just go, I can't shake this. I
32:13
don't know what's going on. The good news is that there's health. That
32:15
there is a few of us out there now that have to develop this modality
32:20
to really get rid of this energetic form. I guess that is that is
32:23
on you, and then a lot of it is just that also physical you
32:28
know, things as well, back pain, chronic migraine. I would say
32:34
maybe I am a little bit now that I'm talking with you about. You
32:37
know that you'll turn the PCP or something like this. You know, yeah,
32:42
get it all. So what is it? So what does a treatment
32:47
look like like? Somebody, if I came to you, I'm like,
32:50
okay, I'm you know, having this issue, this issue, this issue.
32:52
What would a treatment look like? Yeah, I spend probably a good
32:57
half hour first to just do a little bit of an intake process of we're
33:00
just talking about what's happening, because you know, you may come in for
33:04
back thing, but in the in the process, we discover that there's other
33:07
you know, some other more you know, emotional things that are happening.
33:10
You may go through life crisis and or there may be you know, you're
33:14
adopted. You don't even know where your parents or your grandparents are from.
33:16
And so that's that's kind of a bit of the you know, and I
33:21
feel working in with an energy medicine practitioner such as myself. You know,
33:25
you're laying on a table, you're it's it's kind of an intimate moment.
33:29
You're fully closed, there's no touching anywhere inappropriate and all that, but like
33:32
you touch right, so there is kind of a connection to your hands,
33:37
and I want to make sure people really feel safe. That is super super
33:40
important to me. I hear a lot of stories, uh you know,
33:44
of other practitioners, and unfortunately that seems to be also the case. But
33:49
you know, for me, it's really kind of creating the sacred room,
33:52
the sacred environment. We play uh you know, relaxing music. I use
33:57
smudged because sometimes you just need to get you know, you need to come
33:59
just arrive at this moment and take a breather and arrived and then as I
34:06
said, if it's if it's something that I feel like I can go in
34:08
right away. We don't use the lands that we talked about before. I
34:13
may use it if if I used to, But usually it's really about you
34:17
know, then sensing kind of in your oort fields, what is what is
34:21
happening. I'm clairvoyant, so I see them clear cognizance. I know things
34:25
that I can't know, and at this particular moment, either a situation with
34:30
you or with your parents can come up that just needs to be relieved and
34:35
it's ready to come up. And so so that's kind of in a nutshell
34:40
about an hour or so that we usually spend afterwards, together. And you
34:45
know, as I said, I have seen miraculous feelings of chronic nerve pain
34:51
and are chronic migraines and back pains of sorts that are just gone. And
34:57
then you know, for others, it's just a like you built your chiroproctor.
35:00
You know, you just want to feel once a month you're back in
35:04
your back, in your body, and you know, and and all these
35:07
times. So I would say that's that's just about it. And then we're
35:10
usually close to kind of just process what has happened in the session. It's
35:14
all. You know, I feel a lot of people want a process.
35:16
You know, a lot of things came up with that live so you think
35:20
of this and so that's that's kind of the process. Yeah, that's so
35:24
interesting, Yeah, because I know when I was reading about you before the
35:28
show that I saw that you have claire cognizant and clairvoyant and you've developed those
35:32
skills too in your work. So I imagine if you're working with a patient,
35:38
you know, you may pick up on somebody who has a trauma that
35:42
happened to them that maybe they haven't even shared with you, you know,
35:46
and but you can sense it that it happened to them, say when they
35:50
were a kid or something, you know, and then that'll come up to
35:52
be healed and released. And it's just it's so interesting, and I think
35:57
modern medicine that's what's lacking, you know, the mind, body spirit connection.
36:01
Right we go in we have all these physical amates. They don't know
36:05
nothing about my life, and nor are they asking, you know, like
36:08
did this happen? You know, it's like, Okay, I got to
36:10
do the fifteen minutes because I got a build the insurance company and I got
36:14
a movie along, you know, like that's what western medicine has become.
36:17
So it's great to have these options because I believe, especially with pain,
36:24
if we're holding pain in certain parts of our body, that there's very often
36:29
an emotional component somewhere buried in that pain, you know, and a lot
36:34
of people don't realize that. Have you found that to be true? Oh?
36:37
Absolutely, you know, there's there's definitely people going through phases in their
36:42
lives and you know, to come to somebody, I want to come back
36:45
to something that you just mentioned right in the western medicine or maybe in you
36:49
know, in medicine more generally speaking, you know, you see someone for
36:54
what two three minutes, and they are at your chart and they're making a
36:58
diagnosis. And you know what I find just absolutely crazy is you know,
37:01
so you give sort of your life into the hands of somebody that went to
37:06
med school, right, so you have something that's going on and they're looking
37:08
at you and going, oh, you know, could be cancer. Well,
37:13
are you now worried about the fact that you could have you actually don't
37:16
have, and you're now manifesting something you don't want. No, no,
37:21
no, no, that's that's absolutely the wrong way to go about it.
37:23
And so so I have people that come in that we're told they have something
37:29
that they don't have, and or you know, like a lot of back
37:32
paid of courses is a bit uh uh, you know, stereotypical that can
37:37
carry the way to the world on you. But I see that so often
37:40
that you know, I have to do this, I have to do this,
37:44
I need to do this in order to be blocked. Right. It
37:46
comes back down to that we do things in order for us because we crave
37:51
love and we don't and we don't get it. We work ourselves to death
37:53
and so then our body starts to we actually go hey, stop like,
37:57
you know, we need to do something about it. But again, the
38:00
positive news about all of this is that when we tune in to the body
38:05
and you know, and you have someone like me that can tune in and
38:07
consent, oh, I send something here that we could probably release. More
38:13
often than not, it really can then be released, not just on the
38:15
physical side of things, right with medication or or a chiropractic, but really
38:20
like we're actually going in, we're taking it away, and we're transforming it
38:23
to all life times, for all kinds of dimensions, to the to the
38:27
you know, the sources of where it came from. And that's the beauty
38:30
of his work, right that you don't just you know, do symptomatic measurements.
38:34
You actually go in and you take it away and you and you resolve
38:37
it. Yeah. Yeah, no, it's so true. I mean,
38:40
and I've heard stories, many stories that when somebody is actually going through cancer
38:47
and let's say at stage four and it's bad, you know, when a
38:51
doctor gives you, oh, you have for four to six months to live,
38:55
ninety nine percent of those people die within those four to six months.
39:00
It's like, okay, so now it's been it's been placed in your brain
39:04
right, like, and so your body heard you know, your brain heard
39:07
it. Your body process is it processes it and says, okay, well
39:09
this is what the doctor said. And the doctor must know. The doctor
39:13
went to med school and they must be right, and that's it right,
39:16
It's crazy, it's crazy. I know. My doctor laughs at me because
39:21
you know, you know they always do with the pharmaceutical stuff. I'm like,
39:23
don't even bother. She's like, well, you know you should know.
39:27
Don't even because I'm not doing it. She laughs. She's like,
39:30
oh my godmatics. I mean, you know, said okay, I hear
39:37
you, and yeah, you know, I've seen others where they just think
39:42
about I know, I know, I know. So I do want to
39:46
talk about you had a little bout within twenty twenty when with the whole pandemic
39:53
thing where you were dealing with. Did you have an actual cancer diagnosis or
39:58
was it a scare happened with you? Yeah, when I talk about the
40:01
post arts and you know, the numble of things, and like, you
40:06
know I should pay attention. Yeah, that's right. I was completely shocked.
40:09
Right, pandemic or the twenty twenty was a hard year for for all
40:14
of us. But I was diagnosed with montroma in twenty twenty and I was
40:20
literally going, okay, you know guys above like universe, like you know,
40:24
I thought I had one health crisis that should be enough, Like I'm
40:28
doing a dealing work, what's going on? But I'm also a firm believer
40:34
that if we stopped to say, oh man, why is this happening to
40:38
me? And you're looking on okay, thank you, what is you know,
40:42
what is this showing me? What is this happening for me? And
40:45
that was really my case. So yes, I had to undergo treatment.
40:50
I went to Germany because I had really cutting edge alternative treatment there. I
40:55
also went in because I wanted to get healthy and my kids really wanted me
40:59
to go so chemo probably would never do it again. It was the most
41:01
horrible four months in my life. But you know, I'm healthy, so
41:06
you know, I don't want to But then I went back to Germany to
41:09
get all the chemicals back out of my system. You know, the real
41:14
interesting thing for me and I want to touch or touch on two things real
41:17
quick that I think you're asking me, you know, why has it chilln
41:22
up? And what do you do about it? So one interesting thing for
41:24
myself feeling. I tuned in and with the help of a really good friend
41:30
of mine, she's a she's a very gifted medium, we did a past
41:35
life aggression and actually one of the things that came out was that one of
41:38
my karmic lessons in this lifetime was to die of the natural death. Apparently
41:43
I must have been killed or had several sifes in previous lives. So it
41:47
brought attention to me that, hey, like, it's time for you to
41:51
live a long and healthy life and to all this. And as I started
41:54
to even say this right about I look along in healthy life, I'm healthy,
41:59
all of it went away. So I'm now, you know, three
42:01
years in remission. I don't even want to use the word fee anymore because
42:06
I don't want to give it power. But the second part of it was
42:09
it really brought me at death's store and I had to come to grips with
42:14
my own mortality. And when you're faced with that, and I'm sure maybe
42:20
there's some listeners that can resonate with this, you should really start to kind
42:22
of go So, what you know, have I lived my life fully?
42:27
Have I listened in a way that I want to live, what are things
42:30
that are not in congruence and where do I need to make some changes?
42:34
And interestingly enough, I was reminded and this is a bit of these I
42:37
think postcards maybe a reverse force postcards. We should call these guide folks that
42:42
we did at seven years old, I mean I was I was already allowed
42:46
to watch a documentary about Elizabeth People a lot who was kind of the instrumental
42:52
psychologist about death and dying in the sixties, you know, publishing Time magazine.
42:57
And I was very early off encouraged by my parents about you know that
43:01
it doesn't end with death, that you know at all, whether you call
43:05
it heaven or or or source or whatever, like we're all going back to
43:09
all this. So I kind of knew that it was going to be okay
43:14
no matter what happened. But I was then introduced to the work of Susannah
43:20
Brian. She's an amazing gift and the trailblazer really in her in her field
43:24
on doula givers. Yeah, let's talk about that now, this is a
43:29
good place to talk about that. Yeah, what is an end of life
43:31
doula? Yeah, so an end of life doula is really someone that bridges
43:37
hospice and the family or hospital doctors with the family, and it's really a
43:43
conduit. So it's anything from you know, looking at our gar, any
43:45
safety issues in the house, right, so if somebody is on a on
43:49
oxygen and you have a changemoker as you know, like the thumb, or
43:54
you know, it's this person comfortable or in pain or you know, or
43:58
is the family completely stres out and you know, and then bringing techniques into
44:02
to help with that. And then of course there are things at the end
44:06
of life around you know, talk about eulogies and how do you want the
44:08
funeral to be and are there any things that need to be said? Are
44:14
there forgiveness rituals that we need to do together. So it's you know,
44:17
someone that can talk about us in a more saferent yet practical sense. What
44:24
do you have to expect back for us? It's kind of a big unknown.
44:29
I think we know very well what's happening at birth, right we have
44:31
midwives and how the nurses and doctors, but we're very under equipped and it's
44:37
a scary topic for many people. We could probably talk a whole lot about,
44:40
you know, just from dying and kind of what that means to go
44:44
back to source. But so I've been now certified as an end of lives
44:47
DOULAH, and I combine both of the ever set the more practical things with
44:53
the energy medicine. So maybe I'll just use thirty seconds on that. What
44:59
I find sometimes at the end of life people can't let go. And why
45:02
can't they let go because there is still sludge I guess from the past that
45:06
means, hey, I shouldn't have done this. I'm so sorry and I'm
45:09
hurt this person, and I should have gone back. And so where I
45:14
bring kind of my energy medicine back to the I can really clear kind of
45:17
what I call the sludge of the past of a lifetime and things that should
45:22
should have and shouldn't have uh, and get someone comfortable so when they're ready
45:27
to go, that they can really go. And I would say, I
45:29
make the dying process faster and uh and then be kind of after life for
45:36
you what comes afterwards? Also, you know, have that spent up as
45:38
well, where you don't spend years up there going through uh. You know
45:43
your your soul plan and what you said you were going to do with the
45:45
things that you that you did so it's a it's a it's an absolute wonderful
45:50
movement. I encourage you to look more into it if you're interested or pot
45:53
at me, if you want to know more. We need more, you
45:58
know people out there that are really starting to dedicate themselves in that field.
46:04
Oh yeah, I absolutely agree with you. I think that that's something that
46:07
should definitely be explored, especially if you are dying, you know, you
46:14
have a long illness and you're you know, or your elderly, and so
46:17
many people are just cast away and left alone and it's just heartbreaking. You
46:23
know that there's it should be honored in such a way. There should be
46:27
these these rituals that are done and you know, communication that happens. I
46:37
think it's a beautiful thing that you're doing. And I think and I do
46:40
hope that more and more people start to think about it. Right because you're
46:45
at the end of your life and just like we celebrate in so many ways
46:49
at the beginning of someone's life, you know, what do we do for
46:52
people at the end of their life? Like nobody knows what to do,
46:54
you know, And it's great that you are doing this. So yeah,
46:59
it's very very fascinating to me and so yeah, guys listening, you should
47:05
really look at it, you know, look at what an end of life
47:07
to it really does and can reach out to you. Because I think it's
47:12
great that you got certified in this kind of work because it's very sensitive work.
47:15
You know, you have to kind of know what you're doing. You're
47:17
dealing with the families and you know, people in grief. I mean it
47:22
can't be easy, yeah, exactly. I mean you never know kind of
47:27
what you walk into. But you know, for now, it's at least
47:30
people that start to go, oh, I'm under equipped, and you know,
47:34
is their help for me? And the dialogue happening in this country that
47:38
you know, the business is something that it's worth exploring. Yeah, so
47:45
let me ask you this. You made, you said a statement, So
47:47
I want to get this right. So when you're working with somebody, you
47:50
said, and after they die something about the life review or life So how
47:57
what does that mean? Like? How how do you like? What do
47:59
you like? Do you know what you said before? Like what you do
48:04
after the person does? Because I caught it really quick and then it just
48:07
kind of like flew right by I me, you know, like wait,
48:09
I got to go back to that. Okay, So what is that?
48:14
Okay, so this is tool recovering Catholics out there, you know. So
48:16
it's you know, you think about when you think about what we've been told
48:21
for for right, you know, if you're bad and you say that you're
48:25
going to go to hell, yeah, yeah, yeah, blah blah blah.
48:30
It's if I could say it's all, it's abou it's not. It's
48:34
not what's going to happen. Right, So, my my perception and what
48:37
I've learned and what I'm seeing, you know, day and day out,
48:40
is really that in the incarnation. And I know this is even a topic
48:44
right for that that's for many people that's like, what are you talking about
48:46
the incarnation? If you can believe that we're all the soul, that we're
48:50
all energy, that we are coming on this earth, you have a material
48:53
you know, body, a physical body to experience things. So all of
48:58
the feelings of you know, badness, happiness and and and all these things
49:01
are just something we can only experience in this in this physical body. Right.
49:06
So, so what's happening is that you are coming into incarnation and you're
49:13
like, okay, I'm going to go back down there again, what do
49:15
I actually want to experience? What are the things that I want to resolve?
49:19
And then you know, seeking out the people that are actually going to
49:22
agree with you, to you know, to do things to you or with
49:24
you and be on this journey with you. And so then as you are
49:30
passing back over right at the end of your physical life, you're coming into
49:34
this what I call the dis life for you, right, and you don't
49:37
have the almighty smider like it's like it's really you are the jury, you
49:44
are its user, and you're the judge, and you are going to go
49:49
through your life for you what are the things that I set out to do?
49:52
What are the things I have done? What are the things I haven't
49:53
done? So you're you're kind of going through all of this, And what
49:57
I'm trying to explain at the end of life is you are working with a
50:00
shamanic practitioner or you know, somebody like me. The goal really is that
50:06
we're resolving so many of these comic patterns and are things that people wanted to
50:10
do that you didn't do, so that you don't spend hanging on to this
50:15
life like oh my gosh, I can't go yet, right, you see
50:17
so many people that say they can't go, they can't let go. Yeah,
50:20
and I've seen it in the dying process. We're they're hanging on to
50:22
the hospital there. Yeah, you don't want that. You want this to
50:25
be super peaceful. You want the passage to be effortless. And then you
50:30
want, really on the other end, that's this person or the soul now
50:32
that I was into the life with you, to have this process to be
50:35
you know, super fast and not at you know, not years in the
50:39
making. So that's what I mean. But I hopefully I did it.
50:43
You know, I explained it well enough. Yeah, no, okay,
50:45
okay, yeah, I understand. Yeah, I believe I am very much
50:50
of the same as you. I do. That's how I believe. I
50:52
mean, I was, you know, we were Catholic. I don't know
50:57
how practicing, even my parents were, but you know we're like Italians,
51:00
we're Catholics. That's just the way it is. But I've always been of
51:05
that too, that when you pass on, you sit you see everything that
51:08
you've done in this life, everything you've how you've made other people feel,
51:14
just everything, and that's your life review. And so you see where you've
51:16
succeeded and where maybe you miss the mark, you know, but the good
51:20
news is you get to do it again. Or maybe that's not the good
51:23
news. I don't know, is it good news or not? You know,
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it depends a right if we're open and like you know, all the
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things. That's that. Now. I hope for myself that I've paid attention
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in his lifetime and so I don't have to come back. And yeah,
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that's true exactly. I say that all the time. I'm not coming back.
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I want to go to a higher realm wherever that is right, where
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it's more light. It's really really interesting. Well, it sounds like what
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you do is more than just energy medicine, Like you do more of a
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full rounded kind of kind of work where not only are you dealing with people
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about how to get better, you're dealing with people and how to process the
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end of their life and move on so that they have a sense of closure
52:17
when they pass on. It's really it's really fascinating the work that you do.
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I'm sure it's very enriching for you. Thank you. Yeah, I
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called myself a doctor of the soul. And then you know, I don't
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know, I don't know at the right title, and I don't really love
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titles, but yeah, I am thinking about, you know, like to
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have a more incomplessing description of the things that I that I do. But
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it's all my website and so you know. Yeah, so you do work
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with clients remotely, you do, Like people can say, hey, Simone
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and I heard you on the show, I'd love to work with you.
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You'll work with people remotely absolutely, Like I said, we can. We
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can do a lot through time and space. You know, there's something about
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the the the connection in the scientifical space. But yeah, I do work
53:04
all over the world. Oh that's great, and so wasn't. I wanted
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to ask you for anybody listening who is suffering from something and they're not sure
53:12
what it is, right, They've gone a million doctors and they're like,
53:15
I just don't know. What suggestion do you have for those people who are
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listening who are suffering right now? Yeah, Unfortunately, there is especially here
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in the US, there are some clinics that started to come up that do
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the lapse. I would say probably the best address is find a really talented
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and good integrated doctor. There is an or functional doctor, I should say
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so there's an Institute of Functional Medicine, but you could look up whether there's
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a doctor in your area. At least those guys are having a better understanding
53:44
of how the body works and that there's more to it, right, so
53:49
they can guide you in the right directions of our time. And it's probably
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one of the more popular ones. But there are doctors functional doctors around the
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US, so you don't have to go to the US. That's probably one
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of the things I would do if you're here in the US. If you're
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elsewhere, you know, you're probably lucky in swits On, Germany and some
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of the European countries and Asian countries where there is a bit more you know,
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focus on the holistic care and also the right labs, right, but
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I would I would say start with that, and then if you are,
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you know, in a position where you just can't get any help, send
54:23
me an email and see what I can connect to you with fell of my
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network as well. Oh that's great, So yeah, why don't you tell
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everybody the best place to connect with you, And you know, if there's
54:36
anything you know, if you you want to share before we wrap up,
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if there's anything you didn't get to share today that you feel is important.
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Yeah, probably the best way is to go one of the two websites,
54:47
so www. Dot Lead dot com or WWT saws those will pre probably the
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two you know websites. There's a contact form of my phone numbers on there,
54:58
so shooting email call me, uh, you know, or text me
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and I just you know, I want to encourage again anyone that's listening.
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You know, if you have a diagnosis that's going through, it's not the
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end all. Find someone that can help you and really, you know,
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ask the question, what is this happening or why is it happening for me?
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Uh? And is there you know, a purpose that that is showing
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me as well? And just be fascinated. Why do you start saying yes
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to the journey? I do believe we have helped him above and are beautifully
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guided. Hmm. Thank you. Simon was such a pleasure. And you
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know your link's going to be SMOs link will be up in the description of
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the show, so you can always find him, you know, just click
55:45
the link and I'll take you right to his website. Thank you, thank
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you, thank you, and guys, as always, thank you for listening
55:52
to postcards to the universe with Melissa creating the life you crave and I'm wishing
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everyone a wonderful week filled with joy, abundance and love. Peace,