NHRH Chapter 22 | Understanding & Treating mRNA Technology: Part 1
Claudia, a biochemical engineer and pharmaceutical industry translator with 36 years of experience shares her comprehensive insights on COVID-19 vaccines, their development, and their effects.
Summary
This video features Claudia, a biochemical engineer and pharmaceutical industry translator with 36 years of experience, who shares her comprehensive insights on COVID-19 vaccines, their development, and their effects, blending scientific knowledge with spiritual perspectives.
Claudia emphasizes that her information is for educational purposes and not medical advice.
She introduces herself as a single mother, biochemical engineer, shamanic healer, and frequency medicine practitioner, highlighting her unique interdisciplinary approach that combines science, spirituality, and holistic healing.
Claudia delves deeply into the science behind COVID-19 vaccines, particularly mRNA and adenoviral vector vaccines, explaining their mechanisms and risks. She discusses how these vaccines were fast-tracked, bypassing typical development timelines and regulatory scrutiny, and how they were classified as vaccines rather than gene therapies to expedite approval and avoid public hesitation.
Claudia highlights the cytotoxic nature of the spike protein produced by the vaccines, its persistence in the body, and its ability to cross biological barriers, causing inflammation, blood clotting, autoimmune reactions, and neurological symptoms.
She also addresses the controversial topic of “shedding,” wherein vaccinated individuals may transmit spike proteins and other vaccine components to others through breath, skin contact, or bodily fluids, potentially affecting unvaccinated people.
Claudia stresses the importance of sharing scientifically backed information compassionately to raise awareness without judgment or blame.
Towards the end, Claudia offers a spiritually informed framework for collective healing: stepping out of fear, revoking consent energetically, forgiving oneself and others (including the powers that be), sending love and light to the collective consciousness, and sharing accurate information widely.
She promotes heart-centered connection and compassion as powerful tools for personal and societal transformation, emphasizing the need to reclaim sovereignty over one’s health and body.
Claudia plans a follow-up session to introduce her own holographic bioalchemy method designed to neutralize spike proteins and vaccine genetic material.
She also answers audience questions regarding testing for shedding and the efficacy of various detoxification protocols, advising caution and encouraging individual discernment.
Highlights
🧬 Claudia combines biochemical engineering expertise with shamanic healing and frequency medicine for a holistic view on COVID-19 vaccines.
🚫 COVID vaccines were fast-tracked and reclassified as vaccines (not gene therapies) to bypass lengthy approval and avoid vaccine hesitancy.
☠️ The spike protein produced by vaccines is cytotoxic, persists in the body, crosses blood-brain barriers, and causes inflammation and autoimmune effects.
💨 “Shedding” of spike protein and vaccine components from vaccinated individuals to others is biologically plausible and has anecdotal support.
💖 Healing starts with stepping out of fear, revoking energetic consent, forgiveness, and radiating love to the collective consciousness.
📑 Claudia offers detailed handouts with scientific references and promotes sharing accurate information with compassion, not confrontation.
🔮 Follow-up sessions will introduce novel holographic bioalchemy techniques aimed at addressing root causes of vaccine-induced issues.
Key Insights
🧬 Interdisciplinary Expertise Enhances Understanding: Claudia’s unique combination of biochemical engineering, pharmaceutical translation, and shamanic healing allows her to bridge the gap between conventional science and alternative healing. This interdisciplinary perspective enriches the conversation by acknowledging both molecular biology and energetic/spiritual dimensions of health. Her approach encourages integrative thinking, which is vital when addressing complex issues like vaccine effects and immune responses.
🛑 Fast-Tracking and Regulatory Reclassification Compromised Safety: The COVID-19 vaccines were developed in an unprecedentedly short timeframe—10 to 15 years is typical, but these were rolled out within months. The FDA’s decision to classify mRNA and adenoviral vector vaccines as traditional vaccines rather than gene therapies was a strategic move to avoid the longer, more stringent gene therapy approval process and potential public resistance. This regulatory shortcut raises critical questions about long-term safety and transparency, undermining public trust.
☠️ Cytotoxic Spike Protein and Its Systemic Impact: Unlike traditional vaccines that introduce a killed or attenuated pathogen or protein fragments, COVID-19 mRNA vaccines instruct cells to produce the spike protein, which is cytotoxic (toxic to cells). The spike protein’s persistence up to 700+ days post-vaccination and its ability to cross all blood barriers—including the blood-brain barrier—can cause widespread inflammation, microclots, immune dysregulation, and neurological symptoms. This challenges the assumption that vaccine-induced spike protein production is harmless and localized.
💨 Vaccine Shedding: A Controversial but Biologically Plausible Phenomenon: Claudia explains that shedding—transmission of spike protein or vaccine components from vaccinated individuals to unvaccinated people—is possible based on known biological mechanisms (e.g., excretion through breath, sweat, skin contact). Although clinical studies were bypassed due to vaccine classification, anecdotal reports and clinical trial protocols acknowledge environmental exposure as a risk, especially for pregnant women. This phenomenon complicates the narrative around vaccine safety and herd immunity.
💖 Energetic and Emotional Dimensions Are Crucial in Healing: Claudia advocates for healing not just at the physical level but through energetic and emotional work, including grounding, meditation, revoking consent (energetically), forgiveness (including of those responsible), and radiating love. This approach aligns with her identification as an “omnist” and frequency medicine practitioner. It underscores the importance of addressing fear, division, and trauma to foster collective recovery and resilience.
📑 Information Sharing Must Be Compassionate and Science-Based: Claudia stresses the importance of communicating complex and often controversial information with compassion and neutrality to reach those still “in the dark.” She recognizes misinformation and polarization but encourages planting seeds of knowledge gently, trusting people to choose what resonates. She also provides detailed references and encourages critical thinking and personal research, which supports informed consent and autonomy.
🔮 Emerging Solutions Focus on Root Cause Resolution: Beyond symptom management with supplements and pharmaceutical interventions, Claudia introduces holographic bioalchemy as a novel method to dissolve spike protein and vaccine genetic material at a fundamental level. This innovative approach reflects a shift from conventional medicine toward integrative, energy-based healing technologies, which may offer new avenues for addressing vaccine-related health challenges holistically.
Overall, this presentation is a rich blend of scientific critique, personal narrative, and spiritual wisdom, aimed at empowering individuals to understand the complexities of COVID-19 vaccines and take compassionate, informed action toward healing and sovereignty.
Transcript with Timestamps
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Today we have a special guest. Claudia is joining us. You are going to want to pull up her handouts. So, my first announcement is to go to my Substack page. I'm sure this will won't be the last time I say it. Um, go to my Substack or the main page of my Substack. You're going to see handouts for Talks with Claudia. And click on that. You're going to see a PDF presentation. Um, this is pretty dense information. Ay, great. Randolph says, "Great." Hi, Randolph. Hi, Kathy. Hi,
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Linda. Good to see you all. Um, so yeah, head to my Substack page, open that handout. You're going to see a PDF presentation to go along with both today and Thursday with Claudia's talks. I'm going to have her introduce herself in a minute. Um, but that's first. Get go get go pull that up um in order to to keep yourself kind of grounded as we go through this dense information. Uh secondly, I mentioned yesterday about um everybody starting to vision together this new world, right? I learned the
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term Nova Gaia, new earth. Beautiful, right? So Nova Gaia, what does she look like? What does it all look like? And u I had said to put it on the comments of my post yesterday, but let's I want to do it in the mission and vision. So I already put my own comment in there. Let's start visioning together. It's basically a vision list, like a want list, like what do we want? So let's vision that in the comments of my mission and vision post which also is on the main page of my substack. So I'm going to point
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everybody to that. And tomorrow I can confirmed with Al. Al will be here. Al Hasty who is um going to be uh available as a coach soon for hire. Um he and I are going to have a conversation about being a um being a people pleaser most of his life and coming out of that. and he's going to be joining the men's group and um you know he's at home with his little baby but is reserving some time for us tomorrow. So be sure to to be sure to see that tomorrow and then Claudia will be back here on Thursday.
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So this is part one of a two-part presentation for this week. Um so I'm going to have her introduce herself. Hi Miriam. Hello Wildfire Rose. Um got she says you got moved to 7 p.m. something about able to leave. Okay, mirror, look like you can be here. Okay, I'm good. Um, okay. So, this is Claudia. She's going to be presenting some incredible information. I'm going to have her introduce herself and give you the background um about what we're going to learn about today. Welcome, Claudia. Thanks for being here.
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Thank you. Thank you so much for having me. And um so, I'm going to start a little bit just with housekeeping. Um I'm just going to read a disclaimer. I am not a a medical doctor. Okay? So, none of the information contained here has been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. It is provided for informational purposes only and it must not be used to replace professional medical advice. Any information provided in this video
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presentation should not be considered complete or relied upon in diagnosing or treating any medical condition. If you suspect you may have a disease or condition, you may consult a licensed medical provider for a diagnosis or specific questions about health issues. Thank you. Okay. And so now I'm going to talk a little bit about who I am. I am like maybe in order of importance. I am a single mom of the two best souls currently inhabiting this planet. That is my unbiased opinion. And um and so I I'm a
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biochemical engineer. I actually studied um industrial biochemical engineering which is for those of you who don't know it's really all about using biotechnology to produce pharmaceuticals that are made from organic uh products not synthetic products. Um, and so I I put myself through college being a translator and obviously because I'm a biochemical engineer, um, I started getting work uh for the pharmaceutical industry for the medical industry. And so after college, I continued working as a as a freelance
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translator and I have been doing that for 36 years. and I I quit um a little while back, but then I had to rejoin, but I'll tell you that story at another time. Um so I I can honestly say that I have more knowledge than most medical doctors about pharmaceuticals. I have translated everything everything from clinical trials um investigator brochures informed consent forms all the regulatory paperwork and so um that's I I really do feel it's not arrogant of my to say okay and so just you know that's a
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little bit of of the basis of what I'm going to be talking about It's really about science today, okay? It's mostly about the science, the sciencey part of this whole situation. Um, I'm also a chist and I'm a Suzuki cello teacher. I did that um for around 16 years. And so, regarding my religion, um I was born and raised a Catholic, but I never really resonated with Catholicism. Then I became an atheist. I thought in a scientist that's literally like a religion, right? And um where the only true
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knowledge can come from science. Um then I dabbled a little bit in in uh Sufism and then um I came into shamanism um due like a really uh strong life event and I have been uh practicing um or or a shamanic practitioner or shamanic healer for the past um two decades and currently I self identify as an omniist. I don't know if you've heard of omniism, but it is based on the premise that all religions hold part of the truth, but no religion holds all the truth. True. And so I take a little bit,
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you know, here and there. I believe in God, you know, I believe in Jesus and Buddhas and, you know, like everything, gods, goddesses, everything. Mhm. So that's a little bit about me. And I'm also what you would call a highly sensitive person, an intuitive empath. And I also um I'm I'm a Raiki master in traditional Reiki and also in shamanic Raiki. and I'm a um a frequency medicine practitioner and a past life regression therapist and and um more recently a holographic bioalchemist which is what
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I'll be talking about. I didn't know the name. That's so awesome. Yes, it has. Yes. Yes, it has a name. And so just to um start, I'm going to tell you a little bit a little story about me. Um when I was in college, I I went into this biochem lab practice and I was a like a complete atheist when I was in college. And um and so I went into this um lab practice and we had to sacrifice a a mouse. This tiny beautiful with its whiskers, you know, it it was like awful. And so um I I started crying. I had to leave.
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But then, you know, I'm I'm super like I'm an overachiever. I'm over responsible. and you know I'm I'm a perfectionist or I'm trying not to be anymore. But um so I went back in because I didn't want to get like you know a failing grade or whatever and we did the lab practice and it was about extracting DNA from the liver of this tiny little mouse. And so after the practice um the teacher the professor told us you know we were we were holding this little flask with this
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like gel-like substance and she said okay so now grab a grass glass rod and lift it up and I lifted it up and there was DNA hanging from the glass rod and so all of a sudden I just knew that there was a God. But there was something out of us, outside of us that that made us feel love and and compassion and that made us cry and that made us laugh and it's just like this moment that I knew. I just knew, you know, like there was no You just know. Mhm. You just know it in your bones. Yes. And so I'm saying this and I'm sharing this
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story because I found my faith in God through science. And that sounds like, you know, because people either they believe in science, right? Mhm. or they believe in alternative medicine or complimentary therapies or you know or they believe in conventional medicine or but it's just so polarized right and I really think that we don't need to do that we should be able to take what science offers us right and also what all of these other therapies and um you know healing modalities and everything
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what they're offering us and we should be able to combine them, right? Omniest. Yeah, exactly. It applies everywhere else, right? Yeah. And so right now um what I'm going to talk about is I mean people who are here will probably know most of this. they won't know like the actual uh science or nitty-gritty of it. Um so I am going to go a little bit deep into it because my my um goal really is that you have something to share with people who are really still in the dark about this, right? And so if you share, you know,
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like the actual science that's behind this, they might be open to maybe listening, right? And I'll I'll I'll explain later why this is so important to me. But I would like to start with like a very short um just you know creating sacred space uh very short meditation a very gentle energy clearing so we can all be in our bodies and like grounded connected to source at the same time and just so we can be open to just hearing about this. So, you know, if the the people who are um listening is does that sound like
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something that you would like to do? Give us a heart. Give us your heart. That's how we know. That's the immediate feedback loop is uh is they they send little hearts. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe they're not. Maybe not. Oh, here. Yes. Here come the hearts. There's a delay. There's a delay. There they are. There they are. Okay. Okay. Okay. And so I'm going to ask you all just to close your eyes if you feel comfortable doing so. And just take a deep breath, feeling the air coming into your
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lungs. and going all the way down to your lower belly and releasing any stress, any fear, any worry, tension as you breathe out. Breathe in again. Bring in your conscious awareness into your body. Gently scanning your body. And as you breathe out, just releasing any residual tension, any residual tightness. And breathe in again. Bringing your conscious awareness into the present moment. And as you breathe out, just trying to relax and soften your body. So now I to ask you to visualize a beam of white
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light coming in through your third eye chakra which is in the middle of your forehead. And as the light reaches you and starts to fill you up and expand is going to clear your physical body. with this light and with the sound of the djamantra which you can say along with me or just let the sound reach you whatever makes you feel more comfortable. [Music] Now you're going to visualize a beam of red light coming in through your throat chakra. And as this light starts to fill you up and expand,
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it purifies the aspect of speech or your energy body with this light. And with vija mantra [Music] ah now you're going to visualize a beam of blue light coming in through your heart chakra. which is in the middle of your chest at the base of your sternum. And as this light fills you up, it purifies the aspect of mind or consciousness with the sound of the bija mantra. [Music] So now you're just going to let these three beams of light start to flow across all of your bodies, your physical, your energy, and
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your subtle bodies. And as they start to flow, they're going to blend together, creating this beautiful violet light that dissolves. any lower vibrational or dense or staff energy. And now we're just going to visualize this light coming out of our heart chakra. And all of us who are here together, whether right now we're watching the replay or just going to visualize that we are sitting in a circle and that our beautiful planet, Mother Earth is in the middle and the violet light is going to
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start to come out of our heart. It's going to expand in all directions. First reaching the persons, the people see sitting next to us and then expanding in all directions and covering mother earth. at this beautiful cleansing light. Just let yourself rest until this light. Contemplate. Any thoughts arise just observe without judgment, without criticism, without attachment. Just continue to open your heart and continue to radiate. And so take a deep breath in, bringing your conscious awareness
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back into your body. Breathe in again and start noticing the contours of your body. your surrounding and breathe in one more time. And when you're ready to come back fully grounded and fully connected to source, just gently open your eyes. Okay. All together now. All together now. Okay. And so h I'm going to talk about this sort of um in the order that I started to become aware of things. Mhm. And so the first thing um that happened well you know I was really in I you know maybe all of us we I was
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following along like the daily briefings and the counts and da da da da da, right? Um, and so then when when these products rolled out, the first things that uh that just didn't seem right to me is that I know for a fact because I'm a translator for the pharmaceutical industry that new product development takes at least 10 to 15 years. Um, at least at the very very least. Um then I also through my work I knew that uh the flu vaccines for example that they didn't work. Um that vaccines for v viruses that you take
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rapidly they don't work. Um, and this I found out because I was translating uh an investigator's brochure for for a flu shot and and that's when I found out that they were like the flu shot that you get this year is for a variant that was circulating last year, you know, if you're lucky or maybe two or three years before. And so, um, that just didn't make sense to me. And this was like 15 years ago like like I was like why would they do this? I mean you know and that's why they've never been
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able to also um you know uh produce like a an HIV virus because it also mutates very rapidly. And so that was another red flag for me. And then I saw this video of a um she's a Mexican uh veterinarian. She's a college professor, but she has um master's degrees and a master's degree and and I think two PhDs and like EP epidemiology and immunology. And so I saw this video um that she posted and talking about these new products and and I you know I found out a lot about them because I didn't know I I really
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didn't know. I mean they they told us very little information and so that was another thing. I'm here on my handout. I she she has since written a book. She has a telegram channel where she's, you know, totally about the science and about all of the scientific studies that have come out and da da da. And this book has, you know, if if you're the, you know, or or someone you know is the kind of person that always asks for and where's the link and where's the reference and etc. then that's a very
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good um source uh to find all of that information. And so um then when I really said okay something is really wrong here is when they started mandating experimental products because they were experimental and then when I said okay this is it with no informed consent process. Mhm. I have I have translated so many informed consents that I I can literally write one from memory right now, you know. Yeah. And so this is not bad. And so, um, when when they started to do that, um, they, you know, I I got emails from
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from my my two sons colleges. They were going to to different colleges. And so I sat down and I wrote an 18page document to request an exemption from the mandate. And it was purely based on information that I had taken from the FDA from the the websites of the FDA, the CDC, the WHO, John's Hopkins University. Like, of course, I made no mention of nothing, right? Um, just purely scientific information that was already out there. And of course they um they they denied the exemptions, right? And so I also did my own
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fact checking. Um I I started, you know, like um looking for information. It was out there. I mean, it was being censored like all over the place, but if you knew where to look, you could find like Odyssey and um Rumble and um some Telegram channels and stuff like that. So, I started following um the Corona Investigative Committee. That's where I found a lot of information. And um I also after my one of my sons, the younger one, he had to get vaccinated first because he was going to a private college and the
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other one was going to a state college and the state college said unless you know when the vaccine gets approved then it will become mandatory. So I took him and I I did all sorts of magic honestly. Um to get that stuff out of him. Um I I downloaded the antibody against the adeno viral vector uh for the vaccine that he was getting and you know like a lot of things. I did candles and this and that. But anyway, after he got um vaccinated, I got this uh video from a friend. It was a clip and it somehow it hadn't been taken down
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from YouTube. It's the Dark Horse podcast. I don't know if you've heard of it. Y and it was the three-hour long thing, you know. I I found it later on his website um with Robert Malone and Steve Kirsh and Brent Weinstein Steve. Yeah. And so um that's when I learned that the spike protein is cytotoxic and I I literally went into a fit of rage. I I um I I felt like I had failed to protect my children, you know, because I could have hired a lawyer to get an exemption. I tried to get a medical exemption, but um the
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doctors that I was able, you know, that were giving out exemptions, they they didn't give them out for my state. Um and then I even thought I should have lied, you know, I should have said that I'm a Catholic or Christian or whatever, right? I should have lied, but I have this thing about not lying. Like this really, really deep thing about not lying. But I should have, you know. So anyway, when I wrote this, um I'm just going to give you like a this is this document if you want to um
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read it. It's on my Substack. It's actually the first post um the the first thing that I ever posted. But I I'm going to tell you a little bit about um what I wrote there because I think that this is very important for something that I'm going to tell you later. Um so back then um they knew right that uh vaccines have not been shown to stop infection and/or transmission of SARS KV2. And now, well, now in the handout it says April 2023 because I did do like a talk about this in in
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2023. And so I just used like reused the content. Um, but you know, that hasn't changed. We know that they don't stop infection or transmission. And now we also know that they didn't even study it for that. They didn't even study it for that. Right. Um and then um you know there was increasing evidence back then of post vaccination infections or what they called breakthrough infections uh which is also in in in this document I I quoted this article um by and that that was in the in the New York Times um you know that
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the CDC all of a sudden just stopped counting breakthrough infections. because they didn't think that was important to count, right? Okay. Keep coming. Yeah. Like why bother? Um and then um Okay. So another thing that I said that the current vaccine technologies had never been approved for human use ever. Um and then um the clinical trials were still ongoing and um and they were only reporting something that is known as relative risk versus absolute risk. So relative risk made the vaccines 95%
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effective. Absolute risk made them like 1.5 effective. Okay. And so, um, this is like verbatim what the CDC's website said. We are still learning, like notice the the the the word play here, right? We are still learning how well vaccines prevent you from spreading the virus. We are also still learning how long co vaccines protect people. We are still learning how many people have to be vaccinated before the population can be considered protected. We are still learning how effective the vaccines are against new
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variants of the virus. And so anyway, um I'm in the handout I also put, you know, like the people that I am following currently. Um because there's also a lot of people who are, you know, I I I don't want to talk badly about anybody because they've all done their part, but then they're also trying to make money out of this. And so, you know, just keep your incentives up, right? and really really really look into something before because right now like the whole craze is how do I get this thing out of my
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body, right? and they're offering so much stuff and um they're, you know, all these people and they're coming up with these supplements and $70 a bottle and it's just like I don't you know just I'm I I will talk later on about what I think about these things, but for example, they're they're recommending methylene blue and I can tell you like also in lab practice um we had to inject uh rabbits with methylene blue and uh you know when um how do you call it? I'm sorry. I'm
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just thinking in Spanish right now. um like a friend the the first one who had to inject the rabbit, he uh you know accidentally injected it into the vein and the rabbit was squealing so badly. He suffered so much that the professor said, you know, this is this has got to stop. Who can take the rabbits home and take care of them? Um and um and and and then people are are are saying that you have to, you know, get EDTA, which I I used in like many many lab practices. And I'm like, how how are
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they saying that to inject EDTA into your veins? Like that's please don't. Right. I know what it does. It Oh my god. And so just you know I will be talking about this. I like I said a lot of people are trying to to find a solution right but just make sure that you do your research first and that you really look into stuff before you start taking anything. Okay. Um because that's that's another thing that a lot of people they're trying to get rid of this. they're getting even sicker because
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they're trying to get rid of it, right, with with other stuff. And so, I I don't know. It's just like it's heartbreaking really. It's heartbreaking. Um, okay. So, it's so hard to get clear information and Yeah. Yeah. And so, that's what I'm trying to do, right? And and so people who are here again, they might know this, but I'm just going to say it for if they want to share it, right? Um just again for anybody who just showed up, the handouts are on my main page of my
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Substack. You'll see the post and I'll be fielding questions for Claudia along the way here. So feel free to feel free to ask questions while you have them. You don't have to wait till the end. Mhm. And so well what we know now like in 2023 and this has just been confirmed and confirmed and confirmed is that the spike protein is cytotoxic that um that it continues to be produced for at least 2 months back in 2023. Now it's 709 days. The the longest study, you know, uh uh people will say, well, it's only two
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years, right? And I said, well, well, no, that's when they stopped the study. We don't know. We don't know, right? We don't know how long. And so, we also know now that um the mRNA stays in the body. Um we also know that it does not have what they call a stop code on. I don't know if you know what that is. Um, but so mRNA naturally it has a stop codon. Um, so so it knows how much of a protein to produce, right? Or um or your DNA also has stop codons because it's not the mRNA which is transcribe everything,
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right? Um, and so, um, the mRNA doesn't have a stop codon. So, it just continues and continues and continues to produce spike protein while it's in your body. Mhm. Um, a codon is like a a three base pair. Um, but it's that's not important. So, it's just it doesn't have a a switch to turn it off. Okay. which our our our body does otherwise we would just be you know creating proteins like you know until we exploded basically. Okay. And so we also know that it doesn't stay at the injection
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site and um and that it it accumulates in the organs. Um we also know that it crosses every single blood barrier in our body, every single one. Um we also know that it it it increases the risk of severity and hospitalization um with repeated vaccination. And then uh we also know that it causes something called AD which is auto auto body disease enhancement and immune exhaustion, immune imprinting, um molecular mimicry, like a lot of things that shouldn't be going on. And um and we also know that uh spike
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protein shedding is going on and also um lipid nanoparticle and mRNA shedding is going on. That's what we know in 2023. And so in in this document I also um like I took a screenshot of bears and um by June of 2021 which is when I wrote this document there had been almost 6,000 deaths reported and never ever ever in the in the 36 years that I have been translating because I've also translated for you know documentation for um drugs that have been recalled from the market. I remember translating one
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that was recalled because it caused strokes in three people and this one by June like 6 months later it had already cost six,000 deaths and and that's at least Yeah. Yeah. We know that those are under reportported so much. totally under reportported. And so even you know like a Harvard study that says that it was under reportported and so um h so then you know like a lot of people that I used to you know I I tried sharing this with my people you know and and telling them please you know don't
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don't get these products um and they were like well you know I'm I'm afraid of getting COVID I have you know this and that um coorbidity or whatever. And um and you know they they do say that it reduces um the risk of severity or death. And so I I did, you know, later on I found out that um for example, in Fiser's clinical trial, um they had 22,000 people in the in the vaccine group and 22,000 people in the control group, right? And so in the vaccine group, one person died and in the control group, two people died.
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And so they said it's 100% effective. Oh my god. That's how they calculated the 100% effectiveness. Wow. And so then there's this whole thing about really um CO has a very low very very low fatality rate. It really has. Like you you'll see it in the handout, but for for people 0 to 19 years, it's 0.001%. Like literally no chance, right? And it goes up and you know from uh then from 70 to 79 years it's 2.5%. which is more or less what the flu um it's it's around like the flu.
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And so, um, I I also, uh, like, and I think I just posted something about it on Substack that how can you really tell if there's any, you know, how can you really prove that a vaccine helps save lives with a disease that has such a low fatality rate? You can't. Yeah. You can problem with the scientific method. Yeah. pick it up. Yeah. And I've always said that, you know, I have always said and this is I've always said that clinical trials are fundamentally flawed because there are so many
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variables. Exactly. That you can just you you can't say this works or this doesn't work and we're so different. We're so we're very similar but we're so different. Yep. that what what what might work for one person might be disastrous for another, right? And so how can they say that it like how could how could they even just explain that they have been able to prove that it it how do how do they know that that person wouldn't have died anyway? Mhm. Yes. Or or that that person
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wouldn't have gone to the hospital anyway. You know, it's like they can't say that and they have nothing to compare it to either. And so a religion. Exactly. Exactly. And so another really thing that like really interesting thing that a lot of people don't know about is that they changed the definition of vaccine in September of 2021. Yeah. So the first this definition the first one or before September 2021 is a product that stimulates a person's immune system to produce immunity to a specific disease.
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protecting the person from that disease. So that means if you know that that definition they emphasized immunity meaning it will prevent infection right and then they said a preparation right it's no longer a product it's a preparation that is used to stimulate the body's immune response against diseases. So now what they are doing is that they removed the word immunity and they changed it to immune response. [Music] So it's just a reaction. They're just trying to make your body have an have a reaction like it
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would react to anything else to an allergen or whatever, right? And so why does this matter? because they they changed this definition after the public was becoming, you know, aware of the fact that these these injections weren't working. They weren't working. So they were trying to cover their you know um and so anyway another thing that I don't think that a lot of people um know is that in a traditional vaccine um what they what they inject you with is either you know like the well the
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microorganism because there's also vaccines against uh bacteria but um it's it's attenuated or they injected like a small part of the virus, right? But they're injecting you with a definite amount. Mhm. Right. And in this case, they're injecting you with the genetic instructions for your body to produce a foreign toxic protein. Right. Right. Endlessly definite. Indefinitely. They told us that it would stay in the arm. It does not. Um, it crosses every single barrier. It goes
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everywhere. And, um, that's not good. And so then there's another thing. um the the the FDA classified this this product as a gene therapy, but we were told that they were vaccines, right? Um it would have had to be classified as a gene therapy and according to the FDA's definition, this is a medical intervention based on the modification of the genetic material of living cells. Okay. So, but they said that they were vaccines because this would have classifying them as gene therapies would have required
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years like even more years than a traditional vaccine which is like 10 to 15. Um, of course it would have slowed down approval timelines and it would potentially have triggered public hesitation due to the term gene therapy. Yes, it would have. Yes, they know they weren't going for public hesitation. They were going for public brainwashing. Yes, exactly. And so they made the regulatory distinction decided deciding that mRNA and adinoiral vector coid9 vaccines would be regulated as vaccines rather than gene
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therapies and okay so they and vaccines if it's a vaccine right it's protected from lawsuits oh yeah that's another thing um that I did not include here but yeah um in 1986 I believe the vaccine Prep Act or something like that it's called and um all manufacturers are protected from lawsuits and so they um they intentionally the the FDA and the CDC intentionally excluded COVID products from the gene therapy label even though Madna itself in early investor documents described its technology ology as gene
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therapy disguised as a vaccine. Oh my gosh, they just they always tell you. It's always in the fine print. This is this is super super super important. Yes. Just remember what you just said. Yes. Okay. This is super important at an energetic level. Um and so I will be getting into that in a bit. Um, and then in the SCEC filing, Madna said our mRNA is considered a gene therapy product by the FDA. And yet, these products were not regulated as gene therapies and they're still not regulated as gene
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therapies. And so, um, I went ahead and asked GTP chat GTP, so what do you think about this? Right? And so, this is the answer. Um, bottom line, the C19 shots met meet the FDA's own technical definition of gene therapy, but they were reclassified for regulatory and strategic reasons to fasttrack approval as a public messaging strategy to simplify rollout and due to a desire to maintain trust by using the more familiar vaccine label and avoid public concern and therefore vaccine hesitance. and
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see. So, okay. So, now that we know um all about gene therapies, uh a question that I get a lot is, well, this this won't apply that much in in the states because most of the people who got vaccinated got either the Madna or the Fizer. Um but some of them got the the Johnson and Johnson and now there's also the Novivovac one. So, um, they they asked me, so I got a different one, right? Um, am I okay? Am I good? And, um, yeah, they're not alike. They're not the same thing. So, in the handout, you're going to find
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like, uh, of of and some of well, the mRNA vaccines are just Madna and Fizer. The viral better vaccines are Astroenica and Johnson Johnson and then others that weren't available in the states but Sputnik and Canino. And then um inactivated virus vaccines are the um now none of them were available in in the states and uh Novivvax is a protein subunit vaccine. So what they do is they they took like a little part of it and um they produce it synthetically and that's what you get injected with.
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Um, and so I just um like also put uh in the handout uh like a oh my god a a chart um sort of what the differences between these types of vaccines but the adino viral vector vaccine it's um it's it's I think it's I I don't I don't know. I can't say better. Um but less uh risky. Um and I have heard other scientists say this that you know if if you got one of those vaccines and you're not um you know you didn't present with um side effects shortly thereafter that
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you're probably okay. Mhm. And so what is Yep. Sorry. Go a couple questions. Um, will handouts have recommended sites to consult to do our research? Randolph asks, um, I I only well I do like I do have a reference section at the end of the I'll have it at the end of the second handout. I don't remember if I do have it here if I left it here. No, I I I deleted it for this one. But for the second handout that I will be handing out um um on Thursday, I do have like a list of references and I do have a list of the
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people that I follow where you will find all of this information. And um and people that I still follow because they have not politicized this um because I I believe that they are, you know, they're basically all scientists um some of them are medical doctors and they're not trying to make money out of this. Those are the people that I follow. So um I I do provide a list in the handout of the people that I follow and then a list of references and in the other document that I wrote like 5 years ago that's that also
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has all the references in it as well you know but you can also you can always contact me um on Substack or you know or or follow me and I I usually when when something new comes out. Um, oh, something new did come out today. Um, I I I will usually repost it. Um, but that they found in an Italian study that uh the spike protein destroys the is it is it pineal or pineal gland? Pineal. Yeah. That it destroys. So, yeah. Yeah. the bioweapon sums it up. Yeah. Yeah. And and you know the the it's intuition, right? Um it's our intuition.
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It's our our gateway to to other senses or it's that's the pineal gland is the the third eye. It it literally the pineal gland has rods and cones like an eye. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. And so, um, I'm going to have to wait. Let me see if I can do this. It's just that I don't know why I'm running low on battery. I shouldn't, but can you see me? Okay. Yep. Okay. Okay. And so [Music] um so anyway for the you know just for people who don't know or if you want to share it with people who are like
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completely obliv I have had people ask me so what is the spike protein right and so just so you know um the spike protein um it's like these little spikes that are on the virus if you've ever seen like a drawing of the virus and those um we have receptors in our cells, right? Um and they bind to those receptors. They're called AC2 receptors and then that's how they inject your their genetic material into the cell. And so your cell starts producing more viruses. And so that's essentially the
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spike protein. And the spike protein is what all of these vaccines make your body produce. And so they we thought we all thought that um that they didn't know that the spike protein was cytotoxic which means toxic to your cells. But they didn't know. They didn't. They could have used any other part of the virus. They could have used the nucleioapsid. They could have used anything else. I see. But they somehow chose um the spike protein. And so [Music] um well, I don't know. I'm not going to go
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into like everything that causes probably everybody knows already. Um you know, just from seeing the people around them, etc., right? Um but okay so why is it you know like concerning some of the things that it does cause is that um it binds to the AC2 receptors not only you know where you got injected but also in your blood vessels in your heart in your lungs in your kidney in your brain and so everything this leads to inflammation and also to dysregulation of your immune system Then um it also triggers blood
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clot formation because um the spike protein when your body your cells are producing it um it expresses on the surface of the cells, right? And so now your cells have these little spikes. And when these cells are lining your blood vessels, the spikes are going into your blood vessels, right? And so the blood cells start to clump together because they can't flow freely through your blood vessels because they have these things that are stopping them. Yes. Okay. And so they're also, like I said,
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they're crossing all of the barriers, but the most important one is a blood brain barrier. And so they're contributing to a lot of neurological symptoms as well. Um they also mimic human proteins. Um back I don't know like maybe four years ago they had identified 22 proteins that are very similar to the spike protein. And so what happens? Your your immune system is basically under attack, right? Because you're producing this foreign thing and all of a sudden it sees this other cell,
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you know, protein that is really like it, but it's in a frenzy and so it starts attacking that one and or if your cell is expressing the spike protein, it starts attacking your your cells, your own cells. And so it's leading to a lot of um like autoimmune issues as well. And it also disrupts mitochondrial function which we all know um that it's one of the main causes of one of the main things that happen in in cancer cells. Um and like I said it's persisting in tissues for a really long time after
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injection. And this has been documented in animal and autopsy studies as well. And so um like I said it's not localized. It can persist. It can circulate blah blah blah. Um and then they also told us you know like in these um in in this first document that I wrote they they were also saying okay so it can cause myocarditis and paricarditis and it can cause uh thrombosic thrombbo whatever and um and also gon bare syndrome and you can read this like in the CDC website Right? But all of these events are
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rare. And so they never define what rare is, right? So that's another word play that um they use a lot. And so here in the handout I I just posted uh you know a graph that was in the in the documents in the Fiser documents um that that were released and that's another thing that maybe some people don't know right that they wanted to keep these documents confidential for 75 years and um through a Freedom of Information Act request test. Um they had to disclose them and so I just you know put
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a screenshot there. Um I I can share I mean if you if you Google it you'll you can you can find it but I can also share that document with you or you know on Substack if anybody's interested. Um and so here um they they are required to produce like what they call interim reports when they're conducting the clinical trial. Um they were conducting the clinical trial but they were also conducting like a phase four at the at the same time that they were doing two and three which is when the vaccines
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rolled out. Um clinical trials go through different phases. So phase one is when they only do it um well the preclinical when they do it on in animal models. Then phase one is when they do it on a very small number of healthy volunteers. Then um phase two is when they do it um in a small number, not so small, but um phase two is um they they do it in sick people, right, with the condition that they're trying to study. And then phase three, it's just like a a larger number. And then phase four is
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postmarketing experience. And so here um they hadn't even finished phase two and phase three trials and they were already you know producing reports post marketing post authorization adverse event reports and so I came across this document and um and it's like um 12 pages of adverse events of special interest because there's also different um types of adverse events. Some are just adverse events. Then there are severe and serious sorry serious adverse events and then adverse events of special interest
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which are really it's just another way to say safety signals like we really need to look into this. And in this report which was published on February 28th of 2021. So this is 3 months after the initial roll out. Not even 3 months after. Um it's like 12 pages of just line after but it's not like a table, right? It's just all of these adverse events of special interest as if they were written in a paragraph. Oh my gosh. And in the initial ones, it's 40 pages. 40 pages. It's line after line. Line
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after line. 40 40 pages. And so I went um a total of of adverse events of special interest 1,212. Oh my god. Before they rolled it out. And so here I am I said, "Okay, so I'm I'm I'm not going to read all of this because I'm going to start throwing up." Um, and I I thought of okay, so let's just look up do a search for death. And in this interim report um published in February uh of 2021, it says death neonatal and it says sudden unexplained death in epilepsy. And so they
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It's like they they they they already knew. They knew. Yeah. And so and so many people knew like Yeah. And so and people all around the world. Yes. You know, it's not just this just didn't happen here. Um but anyway um so again like saying well how rare are these right? Um because they're that's what they're saying. Oh they're rare. Don't worry about it. You know so many like billions of doses have been applied. So if you you know you do like a percentage it's very rare
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whatever. But my thing is that when it happens to somebody who's close to you, it stops being rare. Exactly. Exactly. Right. And I have been sitting behind a computer literally for most of the past 36 years of my life. And so just in my own like infinite decimal social circle, I can tell you that once removed, not even twice removed, once removed, I know people who like sudden fainting, persistent dizziness, blurry and double vision, brain fog, post-menopausal bleeding, menstrual irregularities, recurring infections
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like UTI and ear infections, reactivation of um mononucleiosis um reactivation of shingles of herpes glorma strokes I know people who have had strokes um just this past December a friend died of mad cow disease sorry yeah and another friend died of like leukemia and ovary cancer. The cancers are coming now, you know, uh aggressive new onset cancers. Um like and I know like maybe seven or eight people um and some of them, you know, have already they're not longer with us and miscarriages. And I also know two people
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sudden adult death syndrome. One of them was it like a 20 year old girl and um another person who I'm currently working with. Um he went in for for something completely un unrelated and um and after a blood transfusion he got six units of blood and he went into systemic multi organ failure and coma and he is um currently doing better. So yeah, when we when we finally put those two things together, right, because like not even the doctors could really understand like what happened. They they they they're not
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connecting the dots. They're not connecting the dots. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it ruins everything. Yeah. Yeah, it does. And so what I really want to say right now is does this mean that everybody is going to get, you know, it doesn't, right? We're all different. Our immune systems are different and and next on Thursday, I'm going to be talking about what I'm offering, but it's not the only thing that's out there. um you know I just I I don't want to leave people with this you know like
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feeling right um there is a lot we can do about it okay and so so some people um they say well you know a lot of people if you go on Instagram or Facebook they're like yay I did get the shot and I don't you know I don't regret whatnot. And and some of them are even uh they're I don't know, they're they're being a little bit aggressive. Um but but you know, a lot also a lot of people who who you know, reach out to me, they say, "Well, I didn't get the shot, so I'm in the clear."
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Right? And um unfortunately, no. That's that's the really like concerning part of this because it stopped being um like a a my body my choice thing, right? And so um you know like a lot of people will tell you well known shedding is impossible but it is it's it's more than possible. Just think about you know when when you eat when you get food poisoning what does your body do it's going to start vomiting and it's got you know anywhere it can go out it is going to you know and um and the same thing
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happens at the cellular level right um I mean it's been it it's a mechanism that has been known for ever and even for other vaccines Like for the smallpox vaccine right there on the package insert that it it says that you can't if you just got vaccinated or a child just got vaccinated that they can't be around immuno compromised people because of shedding. Right. Right. And then there's a whole thing about um that gene therapies according to FDA regulations they have to undergo
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studies regarding shedding and so they skipped that whole part by classifying them as vaccines. Right? And so the issue of shedding is, you know, like people will tell me, "No, it's impossible. If I if I post something on Instagram, I have this person that keeps and keeps and keeps." So it's like she's driving me crazy. She she even um I said well you know like I'm a biochemical engineer and I've been a pharmaceutical translator for 36 years and I can tell you that shedding
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is possible. there are many mechanisms that have been described and I said you know what are your qualifications and she said I can read and understand and I was like oh wow that wasn't aggressive at all and so okay so if you read if you can read and understand here's a book that you can read and she's like uh in which part of the book is a sc is a scientific specific link or whatever to and I said just read the book, you know, just read the book. You you you hit me up. Yes. So anyway,
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um, so yeah, they skipped the studies about vaccine shedding, but there's a lot of people, you know, there's a lot of people who are sensitive to shedding and um, and they're getting like some of them like I me for example, I um, I the first time I ever went out like to a large gathering I the the following day I went to a wedding and the following day I woke up with this massive headache and I never get headaches and I I started spotting and I was like wow this is weird because you
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know like I went through menopause like five five yeah like five years ago or earlier right and Um, but I didn't, you know, I'm not the kind of person that gets all flustered, you know, I just let it go by. I never go to doctor, nothing. Right. And so the next time I I flew to Mexico and I went to a retreat. And the day after the flight, I was like, "Okay, I'm spotting again. I'm I'm bleeding now." Like what? And that's when I started to put two and two together, right? I said,
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"This is shedding." And I stayed first at at a place, you know, a friend who wasn't vaccinated and went away and then um we went to the retreat and then I started again and I said, "Okay, so I mean there's there's like a lot of anecdotal evidence. Of course, they're never going to make, you know, conduct clinical trials to prove that they're shedding, but I I tend to believe more in anecdotal evidence, you know, because these people have nothing to gain. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yep. They have
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nothing to gain from for lying or for making this stuff up, you know. And so um it it's also even it's also even in the in the Fiser's clinical protocol which I like the issue of shedding. It says you know if that if if a person um is pregnant and she is exposed to somebody who's recently vaccinated that they have to report it as exposure. And it says um and this is in the clinical trial protocol which you can Google and you can download from the internet. Um okay so it says a male participant
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who is receiving or has discontinued studied intervention exposes a female partner prior to or around the time of conception. That's considered exposure during pregnancy. also a female who is found to be pregnant um and being exposed or having been exposed to study intervention due to environmental exposure. Wow. So they know that it's not only you know from close intimate contact. They know they knew. Um then a female family member or health care provider reports that she is pregnant after having been exposed to
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the study intervention by inhalation or skin contact. And so they knew they knew, right? And I put, you know, like other um in the in the handout I included others. So what I'm thinking is, and this is like the most important part of what I want to talk about today, that if people knew that they like people who still get the jobs, right, they're continuing to get the jobs because it does go down. Well, in in some people it does go down like the the the the amount of uh spike protein that they're producing, but that
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if they knew that this is happening and that they might be harming the people around them, the people that they love, that they might stop taking them. Absolutely. And that is why for me it is so important to start getting people to share this information because I feel that you know if if you get it from somebody that you already know from somebody that you trust then it's just going to be so much easier to make them listen. Right. And another thing is what what we're seeing is a lot of
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people saying we have to fight back and they have to be held accountable and put them in jail and da da da da. And that's not the energy that we want. We are not going to make them listen by screaming at them. Yeah. And you know and coming at them with our swords drawn. It's not about that. It's not about that. It's about like starting to plant or just leaving like a little seed of information, right? And you know, letting them choose if they want to um if they want to pick it up and plant
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it and water it, you know, but I really Yeah, exactly. And I really do feel that most people they they they still keep going at this because they don't know. People just don't know. Yes. They don't know. Yep. Yep. And and that if they knew they they would say, "Oh my god." Right. And so I I really I really appreciate that you are having me here today. I really really like I can't even express because I think that that's what we need to do because Okay, so there's
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another thing, right? Um there's more if you can believe this. There's more. The rabbit hole is deep. Yeah. Um in addition to shedding, which I again in the handout like I put a list of the the I'm sorry. Take your time. of the of the symptoms or the the effects that I've seen in people because of shedding. And so I put them um they're in the handout. I'm not going to read them. Too many of them. And then also in the handout I I put like a list of other other things, you know, that they're recommending.
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Again, please do your research. I will talk about this. It's so much stuff, but mostly um I would stay away from anything that's pharmaceutical. um or just know that what they all have in common except for like frequency based and other energy medicine approaches which I really don't um I haven't looked into like you know scalar energy and or molecular medicine um and stuff like that I haven't really looked into that but other than that most of them what they have in common is that
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they will take care of the symptoms but not the spike protein okay So it will help with um for example NATO kindness which was super you know like uh popular um it it helps dissolve uh fibrin which is something that we naturally have in our body. Um, and so it might help with the issue of micro clotting, right? But it doesn't really get rid of the spike protein, number one. And um, you know, like I could go on and on and on, but just be aware that um, they they may help, you know, and especially for for people who are
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sensitive to shedding, they may help with the symptoms, but it's still symptom based right it's not going to the root cop and so next um on Thursday we I will be talking about what I developed in terms of really really really taking care of the root cause okay so what I developed just like very um succinctly is um holograms that dissolve the spike protein into light. But not only the spike protein, also the genetic material that encodes the spike protein. So your body will stop producing.
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Okay, I will talk more about that um next um next session. And so the thing is um that also not only the spike protein is being shed but the mRNA is being shed the lipid nano particles are being shed and then there's this whole thing I don't know if you've heard about the DNA plasmids that they found in most vials you haven't heard of that okay so um an independent researcher his name is Kevin Mccur Vernon, he was one of the people who worked on the human genome project. He started um just analyzing
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vials and what he found is um are our DNA plasmids. They're like circular um DNA that they used to produce like mass-produce the the vaccines. And so that's another thing. Um Fizer they submitted um one manufacturing process and uh they ended up using another one that was you know they they submitted and got approved and then um uh they use an entirely different one. So what they did is um they used DNA plasmids. They injected them into E.coli in these huge bats and then you know the the E.coli
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coli would produce the mRNA and they were supposed to separate or isolate the mRNA from the DNA plasmids, but they didn't. And so they're injecting you with DNA plasmids that are designed to go into E.coli, coli, which is a bacteria that we have in our microbiome, right? And um and so they're turning your microbiome into a permanent spike protein factory. A factory. Mhm. And also he also found and then he also found and and this is only in the Fiser vaccines they included something that's called an SV40
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promoter. This means Simeon virus 40 which they found in polio vaccines back in the 1950s and 1960s. Um they they you know they they cancelled that product or they recalled that vaccine because they found out that this gene um it caused cancer in like so many people and they they included it and they didn't report it. I think I'm pretty sure that they didn't report it to to the FDA. So they included it. So they could mass-produce it. It's um but this gene in humans what it does is that it
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suppresses a cancer suppressing gene that we have. Uh okay. So that's getting injected into into people and I've also created something to get rid of the SV40 promoter um and um and there's something else. Oh, okay. Yeah. So in addition to these DNA plasmids, what they would do is that you know they would crush them up. they would crush up the DNA plasmids and um but then they didn't get them out of the vials. So they were injecting you with these fragments and that were um that were coded or coding for what
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they call aberrant proteins just like proteins, you know, like just random proteins. Mhm. And um and some of them and there's like I I read and this this I read like maybe I don't have the the reference to it because I didn't write it down maybe two years ago that they thought that maybe one of these apparent proteins um was coding for like a a protein that is very similar to what the spiders use to produce their heads and that that's why, you know, people were getting like these long filaments in their in their veins
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that they were saying that they were blood clots, but they were like more like fibrous things. And so they think that that's why, you know, they they they were taking like these really really really long strings out of people's veins. um you know when they were enbalming them. And so so they think that that's that um that that may be one of the causes because they don't really know um why people are creating like these really long things because if they were blood clots they would be red and these things
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are white, right? And um well I already talked about that and yes um it's also possible that the lipid nano particles are also being expelled through breath sweat and other bodily fluids. So, what this means is that even the people who decided not to get the vaccines, they're kind of um well, they're kind of getting vaccinated by proxy, right? And so it's just what I want to end with um is there is a way out, right? And a lot of people who didn't get vaccinated but are sensitive
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or or even who did get vaccinated but are sensitive to shedding, they're starting to isolate. They're starting to and it's not about that. It's not about that, but it's about really really starting to raise awareness and and starting to do it from a place of love and compassion, not of, "Oh my god, you got vaccinated. Stay away from me." No, it's we were all duped. At some point, exactly. We're all in this together. At some point, we all bought into this. All
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of us. Mhm. And um you know like I I even remember that um you know I used to wear my mask and go to the supermarket and put hand sanitizer afterwards and you know and clean off my phone and my keys and everything. Right. And I was driving back. I had taken off my mask and all of a sudden I got like this itch in my nose and I remembered that I hadn't put my hand sanitizer on after going to the supermarket and so I took my hand sanitizer spray and I sprayed it on my nose. Oh my god. Right. It was the
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bonkers ways that we responded. Yes. I really I had to stop the car like my eyes were I even thought of like start it was so painful. It was so painful it's not even funny. Yeah. And so I even thought that I was going to start this like page on Facebook saying like what's the stupidest thing you've done since co started right. Yes. I'm I'm going to start and now your turn. Right. But I said, "No, maybe it's just a little bit too soon to start joking about this." But what I'm trying to say
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is that we all all all we all gave it, you know, bought into it at some point or another, right? Totally. Yeah. And so my I was even gonna write like um the like seven simple steps to to get us out of this collective meth. And so I'm going to share that with you. Okay. So the first one is step out of your fear. That's the first step. The second one is revoke your consent because we all consented to this. Okay, I am I'm like a super complicated person and so the more I write about it, the
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longer it gets. But I I um I wrote like what I would say and I I included it in the handout and I'm saying I'm seeing that Bill said that he didn't consent. I I will I will explain how you did. Okay. So I I'm going to read this consent to you to because the thing is that yeah we think that we didn't consent but they have ways to trick us and they tricked us all. They tricked us all. Okay. The first way that they tricked us was they put that information out there. They put the information out
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there. It all of the information is out there if you knew where to look. So that's the first thing that they did. And then right now if you're next to a vaccinated person for example, you are consenting to getting vaccinated yourself. That's that's awful. But you are consenting. Mhm. And there's like a lot of other ways, right? When you say I do not consent, you are consenting because they can energetically. So I'm going to be talking about like what's going on energetically, right? This is way way
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way bigger than we are able to see. This goes way beyond, you know, politics and presidents and goes way beyond. But when you say I do not consent, they can take the energy away from the not and you're saying I do consent. That's another loophole. So when you are revoking your consent, you cannot use negatives. And that's why you have to say I revoke my consent. Yeah. Okay. So, I I read the, you know, I wrote like my version and it's in the handout and you can add or delete or whatever to revoke your
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consent because there's another way that we can give our consent. People can give consent for us on our on our behalf. For example, our parents when we are children, they can give consent on our behalf. Mhm. And then there's this whole thing about um like when when they register you like for a birth certificate and for the social security number and this goes on all over the world that they're actually signing you over sort of to the government. Okay. So, um, this is another thing that I wasn't aware of. Um, but
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that's another way that somebody can give consent on your behalf. And you know, they're doing it unwillingly. They're doing it unknowingly, unconsciously, but that's how they trick us. Oh, you know, and then there's soul contracts that we have made in this lifetime, in previous lifetimes or so even soul contracts that your parents in previous lifetimes have made for you. And so it gets super super super complicated, right? And so that's why I wrote like a I don't know like
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5,000word replication of consent statement. Right. Cover the basis. Yes. Right. And so you know you can you can read it. Um, what I do want to say that you might want to wait until Thursday because I'm going to explain like the last part of that statement on Thursday. Okay. And um, and yeah, I mean, like I like I said, I think that that's really important. So, I was I was in my sevenst step, right? I I know I'm going over time. I'm sorry. No problem. But I just want to end with this. And
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so number two was revoke your consent, right? And then number three is ask for forgiveness from others because we also all of us right at some point or maybe not all of us but most of us at some point we either shunned or ridiculed or criticized or whatever people who made a choice that was different from ours. People who made the other choice, right? And then you also have to forgive others for doing the same to you, right? And this is going to this is not going to land well with most people, but you
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have to forgive the powers that be. And thank them because if they hadn't done this, we would never have woken up. Yes. Yes. And we would be going to our 9 to5 completely asleep. Right. And it's not the great awakening. It It is the catalyst for the great awakening. Exactly. And so we really have to thank them. We have Yeah. And it is one. There's only one of us. So they played the villain, you know. Okay. Exactly. Yeah. Good choice. Yeah. If somebody had to Yeah. Thank you. They did a good job. I
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wouldn't have wanted to play that role. Thank you. No. No. No. Exactly. Yeah. That's a that's a hard road. Exactly. Exact. And that's what I say, you know, when when people say, "Oh, they have to go to jail, be held accountable." Like, number one, people who with power, they have even more power when they're behind bars. Yeah. Totally. And I know this for a fact. Okay. Yes. I will tell you that story later. But um I know this for a fact. And so and how many Godfather taught us
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that exactly it's a personal story. Yeah. around the godfather and so um yeah it it it doesn't work you know and so why don't we start sending our energy towards like I say and this is my motto it's not about fighting back it's about loving forward totally no more fighting no more fighting no more that's that them there's no them there's no yeah that has to No more fighting. And so, okay, forgive others. Forgive the powers that be. And really important, forgive yourself.
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Yeah. For whatever part of this that you got into or if you took the shots or didn't, or if you said or whatever, forgive yourself. We all do the best that we can with what we have at that time. And that's what we had at that time. Yeah. But for the grace of God go I we're always doing our best. Exactly. And we take I like to say 100% responsibility but 0% blame. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Exactly. We don't we don't we don't do blame. Let's move. We're moving on. Yeah.
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said that feeling guilty is useless. It really is useless. It it totally it doesn't and it doesn't actually make sense. It's like had I known better, right? And that goes for everybody. Mhm. You know. Exactly. Exactly. And so, um, number five, well, that was forgive yourself. And then number six is start sending love and light into the collective consciousness please. Just start sending love and light. you know, I I was once in this um course where they asked us and and okay, so a lot of you might
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be thinking, so what do I do to protect myself, right? Or to, you know, because there's a lot of crap going on right now. Um and just like from negative vibes or whatever, right? And so the best best best best best protection is to open your heart. It is to help your heart. The most powerful field ever. Yes. Because you start radiating love. And so okay. So if you're in anger, if you're in anxiety, if you're in Right. If you could see the waves of frequency, they're very low
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vibrational. These waves are like that, right? Mhm. They're super super separate. The crests of the waves. If you're vibrating in authenticity and love and truth and light, they're super high vi vibrational frequencies. And so the crests are really together and they would look like this. So what am I drawing with my finger? It's a shield. Yes. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. So when you're radiating love, you're literally creating a shield around you. Totally. Totally. Totally. And when
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you're in fear and in anger and uncertainty and it just it has like so many holes. It's so many holes energetically and then it acts like a it acts like a magnet. It like magnetizes more fear. Exactly. Yeah. Because like attracts like a black hole. Like attracts like. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. And so I want you to do this exercise because this is what um I was in this course and the instructor told us. So you're going to sit in front of a person that you don't know and you're going to
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look them in the eyes and you are going to open your heart to them. And I was like, "Oh my god, I didn't do that." you know, you know, we've been taught that we have to be guarded and um, you know, especially with strangers and, you know, and just like I don't know, trauma and stuff like that, it just closes and closes and closes you up. Mhm. But so I sat in front of this person. He was a young guy and I looked him in the eye and I made the conscious decision to open my heart to
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him. And I thought I was going to feel like totally vulnerable, right? So afraid and so vulnerable, just weak or, you know, exposed. And it was the absolute opposite. I have never felt so empowered. Totally. Yes. A robust field. Yes. Yeah. Yes. Yes. And so just try it, you know. Just try it and start opening your heart and start radiating love. Yeah. and light and and and it you know like it's when when you're with people who are radiating love it it just changes you right and so you're doing the
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same you're doing the same when you're radiating love you're changing other people's fields also your medicine exactly and so that's one really super easy thing that we can all start doing. Love it. Beautiful. Right. Beautiful. And then last but not least, the last simple step to get us out of this collective mess is to share this information with everybody. Yeah. Make it go viral. Like really. Yes. Yes. Sure. You have to start raising awareness because there's also there's already another
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authorized mRNA vaccine, the RSV vaccine. And there's so many more products coming out soon. They're already under development. They're already in final stages. So, we still have time right now. We still have time because this thing is also changing people genetically and that has been proven also in the handout. I didn't I forgot to say that but you know so much information. So we have to reclaim our sovereignty. We have to reclaim everything and we have to get other people to do the same as many as
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we can because that's the way. Yeah. Plus aerosol I spray and also in the water. It's just at every angle math poisoning the great poisoning as they say. Yeah. Exactly. And so, so we really do have to um just start getting people to join us, right? And we're going to do that with love and we're going to do that with from a place of neutrality and from a place of compassion. Yes, Alvaro. Love is the fix all. Alvaro is I think I hope You got another one if if not maybe there's
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another might not be the only person who has that name right so he says yes confirmed gracias gracias and so um so yeah that's what we have to do and um and that's and and right now that I said gracias um I remembered Something that is beautiful about the Spanish language, the same word that you use for to say thank you, which is gracias, you also use it for um gracia, the grace of God. And so when you're saying gracias to somebody, you're actually wishing them for the grace of God to descend upon them.
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And so I want to say gracias to everybody. Gracias. Gracias. Gracias. Gracias to you. Gracias. [Laughter] Yes. Yes. Yes. And um and we'll see each other on Thursday. Um, if you have any questions, you know, you can DM me on Substack or I mean maybe comments, you know, so everybody has access to to the questions and to the answers and um and I will talk about the solution that I am offering. Um, and you know, if we have time, I I can maybe talk a little bit about other things that they're, you know, currently
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marketing. If if anybody has questions or wants to know my opinion about them and um, if I have researched or if I have looked into them, then I will I will share it with you. And just anybody has questions or anything? No. that that we may have missed. Just going to scroll back to see if I missed anything. Beautiful comments. Um, just double check. Authenticity is the highest frequency. Yes. Meditate love and light. They're loving that. We love you too, Bill. We love you. Exactly. You're awesome. So are
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you. Fraud. Yeah. Yep. Is there a way to test the levels of shedding in our exhalations to see how much at risk we are to others? No. Um, unfortunately, well, there is a test, um, I don't know if you've heard of Dr. Pier Corey. Um, they're they're starting to develop a test, um, that could measure like the amount of swipe protein that is in your urine. But I don't know when they're going to get that approved. But here's uh my test. Okay. Ask your body. We have a pendulum that is
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integrated into our body. Okay. And what you have to do is you have to sort of press a little bit. Mhm. And you have to start asking it like yes or no questions. But in 99% of the cases, the yes is when they stick and the no is when they they slide. Okay. But don't don't just go like that. It has to be with a little bit of pressure. Mhm. And so you're going to say, for example, is my name Patricia? And my my my fingers are going to slide. Okay. But I'm doing I'm I'm doing like a little bit of pressure
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here. And I say, "Is my name Claudia?" And I'm really doing that they won't slide. Okay. And so you can start asking, "Okay, so do I have spike protein in my body right now? I don't." Okay. What else could you ask? Um, you know, they like very very specific questions. They don't don't ask vague questions. And actually, that's what I do with because you know people have asked me, do you have a way to measure right if what you're offering works? Um, and I
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said, you know, unfortunately I don't because I don't have access to mRNA and DNA sequencing equipment. Um, but I do I do do this, you know, and I do ask them to do this or to just use a pendulum, you know, if if you know how to use a pendulum, they're very easy to learn how to use. You just have to, you know, keep asking it questions that you already know the answers to so you can define what your yes is and what your no is. And um but something quantifiable, I don't think that that's possible yet. Um
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you have your results though. Yeah, you have your positive results. I also have like the anecdotal evidence of you know people who have so but yeah. Yeah, that's this is muscle testing. Energy testing is beautiful addition to what I teach too, right? You're just listening to your body. And this is a good tool to remind people. I was I'm going to go on Anima Mundi, the the website that Miriam suggested with all these beautiful, you know, supplements and things, but it's like it's I need to feel through my own body,
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right? Which ones feel right. You know, she gave so many beautiful things, but everybody is different as you said. So yeah, muscle testing is a nice way to do it. Yeah. And some, you know, people like I always tell people, you have to, you know, ask your body. Yeah. Because the body never lies. But some people have a hard time with that because they're still not very connected. The body. Yeah. Yeah. But it is. Yeah. It can be easier than you think. And maybe we could just I don't know just bring
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everybody into their body on Thursday or something. Um muscle test I like to do is just like sitting naturally and and then there's a yes or a no. Our body just does yes or no and the very very basics. You know it's attraction or aversion. Yeah. And so if your body goes like that or it goes like that. I was just going to say that you can also use your whole body as a pendulum. Right. You just stand up, feet parallel, come into your body, you ask the question, and your body will I've done that with with women in
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dating, you know, it's like, do you like the guy? It's like, yes. Oh, no. I Exactly. Yeah. Exactly. We are simple creatures in the very very basic, you know. Yeah. So to just to feel the bo to allow to allow the body to express themselves. Exactly. Give them give them a minute to say their piece. Yeah. Um I think the last one here is Ayanna said she wanted to talk to you about metaphysics and I think we could have some really powerful conversations about energetics. Really appreciate this conversation. So maybe
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Ayanna you want to DM Claudia? Yeah. and and you know please do come on Thursday because I will be talking a lot more about what's going on like at the etheric interdimensional levels. Yeah, going to be great. Absolutely. So 4:00 uh Pacific again on Thursday. Um the handout is currently for today is currently on my main page. It's going to go in the recording text and then same process will happen Thursday. It'll be on my main pod page and then once I post the recording it'll go in the text and
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then we can we can you can ask questions in the comments um on both both occasions. Yep. And I'll I will make sure to go to the page and you know see if there are any comments so I can if you can tag me or something. Can can you tag people on Substack? Tag you. Yep. Yep. Yeah. That would be great. So that way I can, you know, whenever somebody asks a new question, I can get a notification and um and yeah, and and answer to the best of my ability. Okay, sounds good. All right, much gracias. Thank you, Bill. Love to you,
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too. Love to you too, Bo. Love to everybody. Absolutely love to everybody. So great to have you all here. We'll see you tomorrow and on Thursday back with class. Yes. Okay. Bye. Bye.