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Capítulo 1: Intro
0:000 segundo1991 there was the discovery of about 40,000 specialized cells in the human heart.
0:088 segundosThey're essentially brainlike cells, but they're not in the brain. They're in the heart. You're not going to see this in mainstream classrooms, [music]
0:1616 segundostextbooks, mainstream documentaries, because it takes time for the discoveries to trickle down into the
0:2424 segundosmainstream. Your [music] neurons are going to shut down or open up the blood flow to your heart if no
0:3232 segundosother form of life can [music] access consciously at will on demand the neurons in the way that you and I are
0:3939 segundosabout to do to selfregulate [music] your biology.
0:5151 segundosIt's about your ability to choose and implement what happens inside of your
0:5858 segundosbody in the presence of the extremes in the world around us. We're living in a time of extremes. That is no secret. I
1:051 minuto e 5 segundosthink we all know that. You know, a lot of people ask me why the world appears as it does today. And I have dedicated
1:131 minuto e 13 segundos[music]
1:141 minuto e 14 segundosentire courses to sharing the answer to that from a scientific perspective. But if you've never seen those courses, let
1:201 minuto e 20 segundosme just say this to you right now. We are in fact living a rare and precious moment in the history of our planet, in
1:281 minuto e 28 segundosthe history of our civilization, in the history of your nation, in the history of my nation. We're living a convergence
Capítulo 2: The Cycles Nobody Explains
1:361 minuto e 36 segundosof natural cycles that are coming together in the same period in time in a way that you and I have never seen
1:451 minuto e 45 segundosbecause it hasn't happened in 5,000 years of recorded human history. Now, some of the cycles you know about and you hear about all the time, some you
1:541 minuto e 54 segundosmay not be so familiar with. So, let me just just briefly [music] say the climate cycle certainly is one of those natural cycles. We are living a natural
2:022 minutos e 2 segundosrhythm of climate that's changing our world. We are also contributing to that through industry and technology. Uh and
2:102 minutos e 10 segundoswe're working to change that. He and I were invited to speak at the UN together about these converging cycles and how we can prepare ourselves for these cycles.
2:192 minutos e 19 segundos[music]
2:202 minutos e 20 segundosWhen I mentioned to the United Nations audience that we are living a cycle of [music] human conflict, they were
2:282 minutos e 28 segundossurprised and they said, "Doesn't conflict just happen?" And I said, "No, it actually follows rhythms that are [music] tied to forces. The magnetic
2:362 minutos e 36 segundosfields of the earth, the solar cycles of the sun that [music] change the way that we think and feel." And the bottom line is this. When the magnetic fields of the
Capítulo 3: Magnetic Fields And Aggression
2:452 minutos e 45 segundosearth and the sun are weak, we are more aggressive. we're less [music] willing to cooperate to solve our problems. And
2:532 minutos e 53 segundoswhen those magnetic fields are reversed, then the parameters are reversed. The stronger the magnetic fields, the more willing we are to work together to
3:013 minutos e 1 segundocooperate and solve our problems. So any one of those [music] cycles would be enough to change the way we live. All three of them are converging now. So
3:093 minutos e 9 segundoswhen I say to you, [music] we're living a time of extremes. Now you know what those extremes are really all about. For more information on those, please go to
3:173 minutos e 17 segundosmy website. You can see entire seminars [music] based upon these cycles. But it sets the stage for where you and I are
3:253 minutos e 25 segundosright now [music] with the wisdom codes, the word codes that we're using that help us to change the way we respond
3:323 minutos e 32 segundos[music] to what's happening in our lives and in our world. If you place your sense of well-being on that world out there, it can be very confusing. [music]
Capítulo 4: Why Knowing Yourself Matters
3:413 minutos e 41 segundosSo this is why I say to you, the better you know yourself, the less you rely on the outer world for balance, the less
3:483 minutos e 48 segundosyou rely on the outer world for your sense of well-being, the healthier you're going to be, the happier you're going to be, the better you can serve your family, the better you can serve
3:563 minutos e 56 segundosyour community, and perhaps most importantly, [music] the greater the mastery that you will have created for yourself. So this is
4:064 minutos e 6 segundosimportant and I think this is really important for all of us because as I said this is no ordinary time in in history. So as we begin to think [music]
4:154 minutos e 15 segundosabout what the changes mean in our lives we know we can't stop the change and sometimes we wouldn't want to. As I mentioned there's a lot of really good
4:234 minutos e 23 segundoschanges happening in the world as well but determining how we respond. This [music] is this is what's up for all of
4:304 minutos e 30 segundosus right now. 1991, there was the discovery of about 40,000 specialized cells in the human heart.
Capítulo 5: Specialized Cells In The Heart
4:404 minutos e 40 segundosNow, they'd always been there.
4:424 minutos e 42 segundosObviously, they were simply recognized in 1991. They're called sensory neurites. They're essentially brainike cells, but they're not in the brain.
4:524 minutos e 52 segundosThey're in the heart. and they function in the heart very similar to the way that these neurons function in the brain
5:025 minutos e 2 segundositself. Now on your screen, what you're seeing right now, two things. [music] I want you to see on the right hand side of your screen, you're actually looking
5:115 minutos e 11 segundosat the neurons. This is what they look like. And and I put these here because I want you to see that this is [music] real. This isn't a metaphor. It's not
5:195 minutos e 19 segundosmakebelieve. It's not, you know, new thought thinking. This is rock solid science that simply is not being shared in the mainstream. You're not going to
5:275 minutos e 27 segundossee this in mainstream [music] classrooms, textbooks, mainstream documentaries because it takes time for the discoveries to trickle down into the
5:365 minutos e 36 segundosmainstream. Yet, we can use these discoveries right now in our lives for the reasons that we're talking about now
5:435 minutos e 43 segundosto help empower us. [music] The better you know yourself, the better equipped you are to deal with change in your life. And this this is a key component of empowering yourself in the change.
5:545 minutos e 54 segundosNow on the left side of your screen is a schematic diagram of the human heart.
5:595 minutos e 59 segundosAnd if you look closely, all those little light dots that you see, the light colored dots, those are [music] the sensory mirites. Look at where
6:086 minutos e 8 segundosthey're located. They're located all around the places where the blood enters into the heart and where the blood
6:156 minutos e 15 segundosleaves the heart. your neurons are going to shut down or open up the [music] blood flow to your heart. It's shocking
6:236 minutos e 23 segundosnews. It will actually constrict some of that blood flow into the brain and you will feel that lightheaded feeling. And this is the reason. [music] It's also
6:316 minutos e 31 segundosthe reason that you can learn to regulate how you respond to that kind of information. [music] So, I want you to see these neurons. Look at where they're
6:406 minutos e 40 segundoslocated. And this is why it's so powerful. Now, I'm really excited.
Capítulo 6: Mapping The Heart Neurons
6:446 minutos e 44 segundosThe image that you're looking at right now, beyond a [music] schematic, this is the first three-dimensional map of the
6:526 minutos e 52 segundosheart's [music] nervous system. So, you're actually looking at at the image of the human heart. And if you look towards the [music] top, the yellow, all
7:017 minutos e 1 segundothe little yellow that I'm highlighting for you right now, those little yellow areas, those are where the sensory neurites are primarily located. It's the
7:107 minutos e 10 segundosfirst time we've been able to map these uh physically in a living human heart.
7:137 minutos e 13 segundosis exciting. And once again, just like I shared with you in the neurons [music] in module number one, so you could know
7:217 minutos e 21 segundoshow real they are, I'm sharing this with you now because we're going to [music] begin accessing those neurons. And when we do, I want you to know that you're
7:307 minutos e 30 segundosaccessing a part of yourself that is unique to the human being. No other form
7:367 minutos e 36 segundosof life [music] can access consciously at will on demand the neurons [music] in the way that you and I are about to do to selfregulate [music] your biology.
7:487 minutos e 48 segundosIt's very powerful frequency 0.1 hertz is the frequency that whales communicate [music] with in the oceans because it is such a universal frequency. Now I want
Capítulo 7: A Universal Whale Frequency
7:587 minutos e 58 segundosyou to know why [music] this is such a powerful frequency and I am really happy to talk to you about this because my
8:058 minutos e 5 segundosprimary degree is as an earth scientist geoysics [music] I love to talk about the earth about our planet 0.1 hertz gives me the opportunity [music] to do
8:148 minutos e 14 segundosthat what you're looking at on your screen right now this is a cross-section of our [music] beautiful planet and you're seeing in the cross-section the
8:228 minutos e 22 segundosmagnetic fields that surround [music] and protect us. Now, this is an artist's conception.
8:298 minutos e 29 segundosThe next image you see, this one here, is actually a NASA image from a [music] satellite in space looking back on the
8:378 minutos e 37 segundosplanet. So, Earth is the ball, obviously, the dark ball in the center.
8:428 minutos e 42 segundosAnd the magnetic fields, the multiple layered magnetic fields are surrounding our planet. But if you look closely,
8:508 minutos e 50 segundoswhat you're seeing on the left hand side of the screen, you're seeing that those magnetic fields are deformed. [music]
8:588 minutos e 58 segundosThey're flattened. And the reason is because the sun, the energy from the sun is coming from the left hand side of
9:059 minutos e 5 segundosyour screen, 93 million miles across space. [music] The energy from the sun, the solar wind, the plasma, it's pushing against those
9:149 minutos e 14 segundos[music] magnetic fields. It's deforming those magnetic fields as they protect us and our [music] planet.
9:209 minutos e 20 segundosIt is also doing something else. If you look closely, there's not one field.
9:269 minutos e 26 segundosThere are many, many different fields within the field. You can think of these
Capítulo 8: Magnetic Strings Around Earth
9:339 minutos e 33 segundosfields as the strings on a musical instrument. I'm a musician, so I'm a guitar player. So, I think of this in
9:409 minutos e 40 segundosterms of guitar. So if you look closely, [music] what you're seeing is those magnetic lines are in motion because the
9:499 minutos e 49 segundosenergy from the sun is touching them. So I'm going to invite you [music] to think of it like this. Think about the energy
9:569 minutos e 56 segundosfrom the sun plucking each of those those strings of the magnetic field. And [music] when it plucks them, it makes a
10:0410 minutos e 4 segundossound. And I have that sound for you. I want to share this with you because [music] we now have the ability to listen to what the magnetic fields of
Capítulo 9: Listening To Our Planet
10:1310 minutos e 13 segundosour planet or any planet [music] sound like. It may surprise you. A lot of people when they think about the magnetic fields, they think it's going
10:2110 minutos e 21 segundosto be like [music] this angelic uh very high-pitch soft sound. That's [music] not what this is. It is a deep,
10:2810 minutos e 28 segundosresonant, intense sound. I'm going to play this for you because I want you to listen. is sounds within sounds,
10:3610 minutos e 36 segundosharmonics that are happening. And then we'll talk about that in just uh just a little bit.
10:4210 minutos e 42 segundosSo the next image, this is this is what this sound actually sounds like. I want you to hear this. And I'm going to bring it up for you gradually.
11:0011 minutosI want you to listen closely to these sounds. You could hear the harmonics in one sound inside of another.
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