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The living matrix is a vast web of high-speed comm

The living matrix is a vast web of high-speed communications and interconnections within the body that reaches from the cell to the tissues, organs and body while extending into the environment. Then this matrix connects us from the environment, into all of the body’s organs, tissues, and cells. The body is not some centralised, localised system that ends at the skin; but a dynamic holographic field of energy and information that forms an intelligent feedback loop between the body, the environment outside, and the cells within.
Simply put, the “living matrix” is the lowest resistant and most conductive part for the flow of energy and information in the human body. Your 100 trillion cells are even a part of this matrix. They contain an internal framework known as the cytoskeleton that connects all parts of the cell, from the nucleus to outer cell membrane. This scaffolding includes molecules that conduct energy and information inside each cell and outward to the environment, and in the opposite direction from environment to the innermost parts of cells and nucleus.

Surrounding the cells in the human body is a vast 3D network of conductive collagen and other proteins that are “hard-wired” to cell membranes. This body-wide network for conducting energy and information gets into every nook and cranny of your physiology, from the largest organ (the skin), down into the cells and organelles. The boundaries of anatomy are gone, replaced with a continuous web of connective tissue, along with nervous, cardiovascular and other tissues that comprise this dynamic network. There is no fundamental unit or central aspect, all parts of the body work together synergistically and holographically.

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Quote from the book PEMF by Bryant Meyers.

Early hominins were omnivores that relied substant

Early hominins were omnivores that relied substantially on forest floor foods, including mushrooms.

The presence of mycophagy and self-medication among both primates and Paleolithic humans suggests hominins also incorporated fungi with bioactive properties in their diet.

It is likely that psychedelic mushrooms from the genus Psilocybe were ingested by our ancestors since the Pliocene (beginning 5.3 million years ago, when hominins intensified foraging activity on the ground.

Exposures to psychedelic fungi by australopithecines and early Homo during the Pleistocene (beginning 2.5 million years ago) are implied by their presence in African grasslands, especially growing on dung of ungulates [an important target of hominin scavenging and hunting for millions of years.]

Moreover, psilocybin-containing mushrooms are found on all continents (except Antarctica) and across most ecological zones, and thrive on landscapes affected by anthropic activities [e.g., woodland clearings and grazing pastures, indicating their widespread availability as Homo spread across Africa, into Eurasia, and eventually across the globe.

The present paper (citation below) suggests that these and other psychopharmacological properties of psilocybin could have had direct effects on the adaptation of early humans to their environment by enhancing their ability to live in highly social cooperative communities and participate in collaborative activities with shared goals and intentions. This human niche expanded the core of hominin sociality through collective intentionality, hyper cooperation, cultural transmission and innovation, teaching, and more recently, language. The emergence of these distinctively human capabilities occurs across our evolutionary history and involved a pattern of socio-cognitive niche construction predicated on a cumulative and ratcheting culture alongside substantive neurological and behavioural plasticity.

Rodríguez Arce JM and Winkelman MJ (2021) Psychedelics, Sociality, and Human Evolution. Front. Psychol. 12:729425

We need a shift! We need a new understanding of t

We need a shift!
We need a new understanding of the human body as primarily a holographic field of energy, information and consciousness and secondarily physical.

This body forms a holographic field of energy and information around our physical body. It consists of measurable electric fields, magnetic fields and even detectable photons of light. This highly energetic body constantly interacts with both the physical body and the surrounding environment. We source energy from the food we eat, the water we drink, the sunlight we are exposed to, the air we breathe, and from the surrounding geomagnetic and Schumann frequencies of the earth. We are an open system deeply connected to the planet we live on, capable of reversing entropy while creating order and life.

The human bio-energetic holographic body is measurable up to 15 feet into space as proven by modern science.

Let that sink in for a moment, you have a detectable magnetic field that extends 15 feet or more into space! When you are close to someone, your field is directly interacting, intersecting and combining with theirs! Ever have the experience of someone walking into a room and the whole mood shifting either in a positive or negative way (depending on their mood)?

Our bio-energetic holographic body is a blueprint, a guiding template for the flow of information, energy and matter. As solid and static as the human body seems, it’s really an interconnected flow of energy and information that’s not as solid and constant as you might think.

Consider that Radio Isotope Studies have shown:
* The skin you’re sitting in is only about 4 weeks old.
* Your stomach lining is only about 5 days old.
* You get new rods and cones in your retina every 48 hours.
* Your liver is 5 months old.
* Your nervous system is 8 months old.
* Your bones are a year old.
* 98% of the atoms in your body are replaced each year!
* And you have a new body completely about every 7 years!  
Your daily practice and what you do most of the time is what really matters. Also, become empowered with the knowledge of nature’s laws and it’s principles of healing.

From the book PEMF by Bryant Meyers.

Not that we need more evidence to spend time in th

Not that we need more evidence to spend time in the sunshine but here it is anyway!

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