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0:000 segundoe que nosso DNA, na verdade, armazena informações no que é chamado de tecnologia blockchain. Temos esse potencial e

0:088 segundosQuando a música desperta dentro de nós, é algo extraordinário. O que não nos dizem é o preço altíssimo que pagamos quando trocamos a nossa própria música por outra.

0:1515 segundosbiologia para a tecnologia. As mentes mais brilhantes da nossa época estão nos dizendo que não somos absolutamente nada do que nos disseram e que somos muito mais [música] do que...

0:2323 segundosFomos levados a acreditar nisso. Emitimos fótons de luz. A luz é informação.

0:2929 segundosA luz é energia. Recebemos esses fótons de luz [música] e informação.

0:3939 segundosYou know, it's no secret that you and I are being pushed into a world where we're being asked to accept more technology into our lives. Certainly,

0:4848 segundosbut for the first time, this movement is going even further. We're being asked, indoctrinated, coerced to accept that technology into our own body. We're

0:5757 segundosbeing told that the technology in our bodies will help us to feel safer in the world, that it will make lives easier for us. What we're not being told is the

1:061 minuto e 6 segundosvery steep price that we pay when [music] we exchange our own biology for technology. Computer chips in the brain, chemicals in the blood, RFID chips under

1:151 minuto e 15 segundosthe scan, nano sensors in the body, artificial intelligence, not just in our everyday lives, but in our decision-making processes and our

1:221 minuto e 22 segundoscreative endeavors, our imagination, creativity, innovation. There is a very steep cost and it's documented in the mainstream peer-reviewed scientific

1:301 minuto e 30 segundosliterature. It's just not being shared in mainstream news and education sources. That's what I want to talk to you about right now. You know, the best

1:381 minuto e 38 segundosminds of our time are now telling us that we are absolutely not what we've been told and we are so much [music] more than we've been led to believe. The reason that scientists have arrived at

1:471 minuto e 47 segundosthis conclusion is because they're beginning to look at the human body from a very different perspective. You and I grew up in a world where we think about biology in terms [music] of soft,

1:561 minuto e 56 segundossticky, gooey, wet, mushy stuff moving around inside the cells. And and that form of biology is useful for some applications. But the new science is

2:042 minutos e 4 segundoslooking at you and me [music] and our bodies from an IT perspective, information technology. And what they found is that the 50 trillion cells in

2:122 minutos e 12 segundosour bodies are actually electrical circuits, not a metaphor like circuits.

2:172 minutos e 17 segundosLiterally circuits that have an input and an output. And the components in our cells function as transistors and resistors and capacitors that we emit photons of light. Light is information.

2:292 minutos e 29 segundosLight is energy. We receive those photons of light and information. That every cell in the body stores and retrieves information just like we do on

2:372 minutos e 37 segundosa computer chip. And that our DNA actually stores information in what is called blockchain technology. The

2:452 minutos e 45 segundostechnology that is [music] remaking the decentralized finance of the world is actually derived. It's copied. It mimics the way [music] we store information in

2:532 minutos e 53 segundosour own DNA. And it goes on and on and on. Here's the beauty of understanding that we are this soft technology. We're

3:013 minutos e 1 segundonot the hard technology of primitive computer chips on silicon wafers and physical wire chemicals that have to

3:083 minutos e 8 segundosconnect. No, we're more than that. We are neurons. We are cell membranes.

3:133 minutos e 13 segundosWe're ion potentials moving across cell walls. And we have the ability, we're the only form of life that has the ability to self-regulate this

3:213 minutos e 21 segundosextraordinary potential in our bodies and apply it to really beautiful, useful things like creating a strong powerful

3:283 minutos e 28 segundosimmune system at will on demand when you choose. Like awakening your longevity enzymes that live in every one of your cells at will on demand when you choose.

3:393 minutos e 39 segundosLike creating resilience to change in life. super memory, super learning, super cognition, and much much more.

3:453 minutos e 45 segundosWe're the only form of life with the ability to self-regulate this extraordinary potential. And where this is really, really interesting is that

3:523 minutos e 52 segundosthe techniques to awaken these potentials in our own bodies parallel the techniques that were preserved in our most ancient and cherished indigenous and spiritual traditions.

4:024 minutos e 2 segundosNow, I'm not saying our ancestors were scientists, but they sure understood our relationship to our own bodies and to the world around us. [music] Science within the last 300 years now is

4:114 minutos e 11 segundosstruggling to document those relationships in ways that make sense that can be replicated. Well, I've created a one-day program to help us to

4:194 minutos e 19 segundosdo just that. One day condensing all of this information that I have gleaned and over 40 years of my experience of

4:274 minutos e 27 segundosteaching this kind of information in the world. This is the 40th year I began 1986. This is 2026. 1986, I began

4:354 minutos e 35 segundossharing the information that I had found from my experiences in the high Andes of southern Peru with the the beds in the

4:434 minutos e 43 segundosdeserts of Egypt on the Tibetan plateau with the monks and the nuns and the abbotts all through the American desert southwest with our indigenous friends

4:504 minutos e 50 segundosand so much more. And as different as they are from one another, there are common themes. Those common themes are what [music] science now calls the

4:574 minutos e 57 segundosepigenetic triggers. seven epigenetic triggers that allow us to awaken this extraordinary potential in our bodies

5:045 minutos e 4 segundosthat our ancestors called human divinity. Now, somewhere along the way, divinity got linked with religion and religious principles. And there's

5:135 minutos e 13 segundosschools of divinity that do that. And they're good schools and good people and they do good things. We're going to go beyond all that. In this one-day program, I'm going to lay out the

5:215 minutos e 21 segundoscomparative traditions from Middle Eastern traditions, from the Mesopotamian traditions, from the ancient unedited biblical records, from

5:305 minutos e 30 segundosthe traditions of the Gnostics [music] that were hidden and destroyed by the early church and only recovered about 80 years ago in the deserts of Egypt and the best science of the modern world.

5:405 minutos e 40 segundosAnd what we're going to find is that [music] they're all telling the same story. And that story is about you. It's about me. And what it's saying is that we have this potential and when it is

5:495 minutos e 49 segundosawakened within us, this is the mind-blowing. When we awaken this extraordinary potential within us, our own natural biology meets [music] and in

5:565 minutos e 56 segundosmany cases it exceeds potential and the capacity of the very technology we're being asked to replace ourselves with.

6:046 minutos e 4 segundosThose technologies mimic what we already do, except we do it better. And that's what I'm excited to share with you. This program is called Pure Human is loosely

6:126 minutos e 12 segundosbased upon a book that I released in January of 2025 titled Pure Human. In that book, I had to stop with the research. I could not include all of the

6:216 minutos e 21 segundosstudies and all the research and certainly could not include the experiential components how to apply those techniques in the written word.

6:296 minutos e 29 segundosSo, Pure Human is a one-day program that I've designed for you. You need to know this right now because between [music] this year, right now, and the year 2030, there are forces. There are agendas.

6:406 minutos e 40 segundosThere are principles in place that are moving you and I to accept more and more technology into our bodies. How do you know what's right for you? How do you

6:496 minutos e 49 segundosknow how to make good choices, [music] healthy choices for you and your family and those that you love and care about?

6:556 minutos e 55 segundosI've designed this program specifically [music] to answer those questions. This program has a beginning and an end. It's very visual. It's multimedia. It's

7:027 minutos e 2 segundosfastmoving. We're going to lay out those ancient concepts. I'm going to go into the best science of the modern world.

7:077 minutos e 7 segundosand that we're going to leave all that knowledge behind because now [music] it makes sense. We're going to go into the direct experience learning the tools,

7:147 minutos e 14 segundostechniques, and applications so that when you leave our one day together, when you leave, you're going to know yourself perhaps better than you've ever

7:227 minutos e 22 segundosknown yourself in the past. And you're going to be able to answer the deep question that is up for all of us right now. When we see the momentum to move us

7:317 minutos e 31 segundosNesta era tecnológica, [na música] a questão é: como preservamos nossa humanidade? A resposta para essa pergunta está no amor. E a questão é simplesmente esta.

7:397 minutos e 39 segundosSerá que nos amamos o suficiente para aceitar o dom da humanidade, a divindade humana que já reside em nós? Não precisamos nos esforçar para conquistá-la.

7:477 minutos e 47 segundosJá está aqui. Nosso trabalho, nosso objetivo, é remover a programação e remover as mentiras. E quando você remove o

7:557 minutos e 55 segundosprogramação e mentiras, tudo o que resta é [a música], a verdade. Tudo o que resta é a sua divindade. Tudo o que resta é a sua pura humanidade. Se isso lhe agrada

8:038 minutos e 3 segundosPara você, se parecer que vale a pena passar um dia em uma comunidade de pessoas [musicais] com a mesma mentalidade, que sempre souberam disso,

8:108 minutos e 10 segundosHá algo mais em nós do que nos fizeram acreditar, mas você ainda não conseguiu definir exatamente o que é. Ou talvez você tenha conseguido, mas ainda não tenha conseguido expressar isso em detalhes.

8:198 minutos e 19 segundosEste programa é para você e tem impacto na vida que você está vivendo agora.

8:238 minutos e 23 segundosPor isso, preparei este conteúdo. Clique no link abaixo deste vídeo que estou compartilhando com você agora. Clique nesse link. Quero agradecer por compartilhar.

8:308 minutos e 30 segundosUm pouquinho do seu dia comigo hoje. Estou ansioso para te ver, ser humano puro, em 2026.

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