The root of fear - microbes
The world is upside down and fear is going round and round. To understand what's happening. Let's take a look at the root of fear for our marvellous microbes - the basis of life - bacteria and fungi
So let's start where every story begins, at the beginning. Where nature flourishes and the whole world exists as one. We follow the symbiotic rules of nature, those of interconnectedness and co-operation.
Then humanity begins to separate from nature and the lesson of duality is learnt the hard way. War and fear are omnipresent and the study of the body is based on Newton's theory that the body is made up of different parts joined together in a skin-covered machine.
Then Darwin comes along and says that evolution is based on survival of the fittest, and feeds the idea that the human species is the result of random luck, and again the idea of war is fuelled.
But the most important root of fear and the foundation of conventional medicine lies at the end of the 19th century, when the biologist Louis Pasteur and the physician Antoine Béchamp were busy unravelling the great mystery of ‘How do people get sick?’. Both scientists saw an infinite number of microbes in their petri dishes, and both had different explanations for this.
Doctor Antoine Béchamp saw a symbiosis in these microbes. His theory was based on the fact that these microbes work together to bring our bodies back into balance. He therefore did not blame the microbes for the disease, as his colleague Pasteur did.
Louis Pasteur claimed that microbes attack us from the outside and make us ill. By viewing microbes as external causes of disease, he fuelled Darwin's fear-based warfare thinking. This theory made money and became the basis of the profit-orientated pharmaceutical industry, ‘Big Pharma’. An industry that makes its money from the chemical control of our natural bio-logical healing phases.
Although Louis Pasteur admitted before his death that he was wrong, this 150-year-old, outdated, fear-based theory is still the basis of mainstream medical science.
When you also know that fear paralyses the body's own healing processes, I think it makes sense to be open to new information. Ignorance should no longer be an excuse!
Fortunately, several scientists have now been able to prove that microbes are created by our own bodies and controlled by our brains. Our microbes can change their shape and even arise from our own blood. They help the body and are therefore absolutely not pathogens. This means that they do not infect us and do not attack our body. On the contrary, they are our helpers and ‘inner surgeons’. They have the task of keeping us alive. This is because nature's intelligence is based on co-operation.
We could also categorise parasites and insects in this chapter. Fortunately, scientists have now discovered that heavy metal overload in our bodies attracts certain parasites that metabolise these heavy metals. So with this symbiosis in mind, we should reconsider taking antibiotics or any anti-medication.
Do you still have doubts? Let's look at nature and find ourselves in a beautiful forest.
Where trees co-exist and even communicate with each other, but the world beneath our feet is even more amazing. The world of fungi is a network of intelligence. Everyone knows what happens when a tree or branch falls. The microbes get to work and dissolve the wood into fertile soil. The cycle of life is present everywhere you look. Even in our bodies, where our microbes tend to work in a warm and moist environment that we call infections. But if we understood that fever and oedema are the perfect working environment for our inner surgeons, we could sit back and ride out the time of repair in peace and serenity. Our body's language then tells us to rest, but most of the time we don't listen.
Now we come to the smaller critters - the viruses, which do not belong to the genus of microbes because they are not alive. They have been given the name virus, which means poison and death, but in reality they are the opposite. It is nothing more than an RNA protein strand that has the task of transmitting information.
Some scientists call these pieces of human tissue exosomes. They look exactly like our fearsome viruses and even have the same function. Could it be that they are the same thing?
If so, we could also pull the root of the fear of viruses out of our paradigm. Especially because the irrefutable proof that a virus causes disease has not been established. The whole fear-based tactic is collapsing with the corona pandemic as a catalyst. The truth is slowly coming out. That viruses could be our software updates that adapt us to the many changes.
If you are still hesitating to rethink your beliefs, here is another interesting insight. Based on the bio-logical laws of nature, the Spanish flu after the First World War was the result of a collective sigh of relief after years of fear and stress. The same applies to the so-called TB outbreak after the Second World War.
Why is an innocent virus blamed for polio while the fields around us were sprayed with DDT, a highly toxic poison that has since been banned?
Today we know that so many diseases are caused by a toxic environment and conflict trauma and have nothing to do with a virus or microbe attacking us from the outside.
The story that epidemic diseases have been eradicated because of vaccines is also a fairy tale, as studies show that 90% of deaths were already reduced before vaccines were introduced.
The nightmare of compulsory vaccination, not to mention the destruction of our natural and intelligent bodies, should come to an absolute halt. Our only way out is to wake up and return to the roots of nature and co-operation. We should be grateful for our inner and outer natural environment and trust nature in its infinite intelligence.
Thank you for removing the root of fear from our faithful helpers - the microbes - by spreading the vibes of trust and co-operation.
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