Just How Open Is Your Mind?

In particular when it comes to matters of health

Only in Scotland…Leanach Cottage, Culloden Moor

Please note: This post is jam-packed with sharing from other writers, so if you’re listening to the audio, it might be best to read along and pause when necessary.

I can’t bear to use a photo that I haven’t taken myself, and was wondering what I could possibly use for this post when I noticed a photo from Scotland languishing on my desktop. Problem solved! Sort of works, right?

Mind your head.

Open your mind.

Close enough.

On to the subject at hand. As you might have gathered by now, my mind has been going at warp speed, taking in information on germ vs. terrain theory.

More specifically, do viruses cause contagion?

My subtitle on this post was going to be “Is it too much of a stretch to believe that we can't ‘catch a virus?’”

How does this sit with you?

I’m presently listening to “Virus Mania: How the Medical Industry Continually Invents Epidemics, Making Billion-Dollar Profits at Our Expense” It’s pretty convincing.

I’m going to let you in on a secret. Well, it’s not really a secret. But it might surprise you that I don’t like science!

I’ve never liked science.

What?? But I’m so interested in health. How can I not like science?

I don’t know. I never have. It goes way back to elementary school and the science fair.

I have always preferred the mystery of things over trying to explain the mystery with scientific evidence. But, please! No offense to the science lovers! You are brilliant! I respect you, and I need you desperately in situations like this to strengthen my case for anyone reading who wants proof.

I‘m still having to endure the signs around my small northeastern town proudly declaring, “I Believe in Science!” or “Trust the Science!”

Which science? The one that’s funded by Big Pharma? The one that declares a runaway global virus to be a pandemic? The one that, so far, has not proven that viruses cause contagion?

I’ll mind my own head, thank you very much.

I don’t need a scientist to prove to me that meditation works. My disappearing anxiety and 3rd eye lighting up don’t need a scientist to explain to me what’s happening.

How would it ever explain the messages I get?

How would it explain the spontaneous healing I had in my dream?

Or during distance healing sessions.

I don’t need science to explain to me why my Spirit lightens when I walk in the forest.

Or how healing the Trees are.

I have a very Vata brain. We learn quickly and forget quickly. And so science just doesn’t jive with me. I’m sure there’s a scientific explanation for that. :)

Believe it or not, I began college in nursing school. That lasted one semester. I switched to art, which was where I belonged in the first place. Thank God my intuition guided me there.

Intuition Over Science! Now, that’s a sign I could get behind.

That being said, I’ve had to do my share of delving into science over the past three years, thanks to the PLandemic. Or, as some started calling it, schience. I like that better. It makes me laugh and takes the seriousness away.

I’m so impressed by those individuals - doctors, virologists, researchers, etc. - who DO like science, have spent their careers teaching and practicing germ theory, and yet have taken the giant leap of questioning the very tenets of virology. Putting their careers on the line.

So many of us began to open our minds about viruses, vaccines, etc., during the Covid years. Yet, letting go of believing that we can “catch a virus” or infect someone else with one is a bridge too far for many.

I’m just trying to figure this out for myself and not trying to convince you or anyone else. I’m curious, though, what you think.

Can you challenge your belief system? Are you stuck on someone else’s? A so-called trusted expert?

My first foray into studying health was at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in NYC. Every class would feature a different “expert” in the flavor of the day health theory. TCM, Ayurveda, raw food, veganism, carnivore diet, eating for your blood type, dairy is good for you; dairy is bad for you. I could go on and on, but you get the point. I was so confused because they were all pretty darn convincing.

In the end, my conclusion was that we’re all different. Our bodies all have different needs that change throughout our lifetime. And so, I check my judgment at the door when it comes to other people and their health practices.

For most of us, though, catching/spreading a virus has been an uncontested fact.

Not anymore. There is compelling evidence against this.

So, how open is your mind to this?

Amandha Dawn Vollmer

writes:

Killing the Germ Theory

There is trouble in paradise in the health freedom movement that formed in response to the Covid mania. There are many doctors who I highly respect for speaking out against the protocols and the mandates who are up in arms about another group of twenty doctors and scientists who are questioning virology itself.

Dr Sam Bailey

writes:

Are Viruses Even A Scientific Theory?

You can read the statement by the 20 doctors here: Settling the Virus Debate Statement.

“Perhaps the primary evidence that the pathogenic viral theory is problematic is that no published scientific paper has ever shown that particles fulfilling the definition of viruses have been directly isolated and purified from any tissues or bodily fluids of any sick human or animal.”

My open and questioning mind can’t help but cheer on those who have left careers behind in search of the Truth.

Hey, I used to believe that vaccines were safe and necessary, and I’m ashamed of how blindly I allowed my children to be vaccinated. It’s one of my biggest regrets.

One of the silver linings about the past three years - is people questioning, going down the proverbial rabbit holes.

georgie&donny

writes:

We're so far down the virus rabbit hole

And another more recent one by

Georgie&Donnys Newsletter

There is no covid.

Why am I throwing all of this at you? I’m wondering if you’ll hop on down these rabbit holes with me and consider the possibility that viruses don’t cause contagion. Imagine what the last three years would have looked like without all that fear and hyperbole.

Another gigantic rabbit hole is EMF exposure and how it plays into the Covid Scamdemic.

Here’s a plethora of information from Frances Leader at

Uncensored

:

EMF = Cov19

I recently saw this post on Instagram by Jessica Lynn Haller.

“The next time you’re in bed with the flu, or you are going through cold-like symptoms and coughing a lot, instead of saying “I’m getting sick’ try saying ‘I’m getting well’, and watch your entire perspective and emotions change and steady.

…what do I mean…

Most of the symptoms that western medicine labels as ‘contagious diseases’ are simple cleansing symptoms done by the body.

• fevers

• coughs

• body aches

• fatigue

• diarrhea

• sneezing/runny nose

You’re not ‘getting sick’ when these symptoms appear, you’re actually getting better. You were sick BEFORE your body made the effect to expel your toxins, and you didn’t even know it.

When you’re in bed with the flu you’re on your way to better health, not the reverse.

Before the cold - sick

During the cold - getting better

After the cold - healthier than before it.”

When someone in the Comment thread asked:

“Then how come everyone in my house gets it?”

Jessica replied:

“Good question. Our bodies are able to communicate with each other chemically and via frequencies, and one body detoxing can trigger another. Trees do the same thing in the forest. When one is being attacked by beetles we’ll just say, it will ramp up its sap prodection and the other trees around it in the forest do as well. It’s fascinating how plants and humans are able to communicate with each other on levels we don’t fully understand yet.”

I can tell you from personal experience that when I had that bad cold/detox last month, one of the most remarkable things was that my eyesight seemed clearer and brighter on the first day that I felt myself again.

I was driving home from the farmers’ market on a road with no cars in sight, and I almost had to pull over. The trees seemed to be a bright green that I’d never seen before. The sky was a deep, deep blue, and when I stopped at the river to listen to the rushing of the water, I could feel it inside of my body.

I felt like I’d slipped into another dimension. It was so worth the week that I’d spent feeling like crap.

There is so much that we don’t know about the human body, our energy field, and our relationship with Nature. Well, we ARE Nature, but you know what I mean.

I don’t need science to try to explain it all to me. I just want to experience it myself.

Yesterday, I happened upon this interview with Veda Austin that I’m still integrating. I’d heard of Veda many years ago but just now, serendipitously found her. Either before or after you watch this video (and I hope you will - it’s life-changing), go to her website to see the images in water that she’s talking about.

Veda is an artist, not a scientist, and perhaps this is why I resonate so much with her. She is a deeply spiritual person, and I guarantee you you will never look at water in the same way again.

"Water is the rebel element, it won't conform to the laws of physics or gravity and it can't be killed. Without it there is no life. It reincarnates for all to see and science tells us it came to Earth from outer space. Rebellious, nonconformist, eternal and alien.....just look at the power we are filled with."

And I’ll leave it at that.

Much Love,|
Barbara