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NARRATOR: Five year old Demitri was born with cerebral palsy. There is no medical
cure for this condition.
ILIANA (in translation from Greek (görögből fordítva): When Demitri was born, the
doctors told us he might never be able to walk, never be independent; that
he would have, since this was a chronic disease, certain damage to his
health, that he might never recover from. We have not tried any
alternative. Personally, I trusted nothing but the standard approaches until
some people we trusted, because we knew them well, told us about Eric.
ILIANA(in translation):fordításban The idea initially was just to attend a seminar that
might show us some ways to help Demitri as a family.
ERIC PEARL:This little boy's parents came up and said will I do a healing session after a
presentation that I gave them. I said, "Well, they're closing the room, but
let me finish signing these books and we'll get them to keep the room open
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for just a little bit longer. What's wrong?" And they explained he had
cerebral palsy.
ILIANA (in translation): After the seminar was completed, they met for the first
time, just for a short while, about ten or 15 minutes.
ERIC PEARL:There's something in cerebral palsy that's very common where your feet,
instead of your feet being able to be flat on the ground, the heel was up.
So his heel would not be able to touch the ground. He was scheduled for
surgery for that. He had to wear supports and braces. For him to be able
to get up, he'd have to hold on to furniture or people's clothing. For him to
be able to go down any steps at all, he'd have to sit down on the steps and
push himself down a step at a time. And to go up, he'd have to crawl on
his hands and knees.
ILIANA (in translation): We stepped on the stage with Demitri, put him on the bed
that was there, and told him that he should stay calm and collaborate with
Eric. And that nothing would happen that might bother him. It was
strange for us to think that this man was trying to heal him using his
hands, and yet without actually touching him.
ERIC PEARL: He got up after four minutes, and was not just walking; he was jumping
and he was running.
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Négy perc múlva felkelt és nemcsak hogy járt, hanem ugrált és szaladt is!
ILIANA (in translation): It was a huge surprise, and a great joy for us. But at the
same time, we were left wondering, how did this all work so fast, so
directly, and so effectively. He was walking properly, not standing on his
tiptoes. And there was no need for anyone to help him climb the stairs,
which was what usually happened. Other children, they naturally walk up
and down the stairs every day. But Demitri was unable to do this. So
accomplishing such things is very important for him.
ERIC PEARL: They brought him back down for another session. He had one hand that
was closed. I didn't know. He looked at me in Greek, and he said, "Look,
I can open my hand." He was just five. He said, "It doesn't hurt
anymore." He said, "Look, I can hold a glass and drink by myself."
ILIANA (in translation): Now his fist is open. It is relaxed and cooperates with the
left hand much better, which is very helpful. It's not closed into a fist,
which bothered him a lot. And when he wants to give us a hug, he used to
do it with only one hand. Now, he gives a full hug, and says, "You see, I
can do it, I'm a big boy now." Of course, his hand isn't fully functional
yet, but together with the left hand, it works somehow. And he doesn't
reject it.
Most már ki-be nyílik az ökle. Lazán tudja tartani és sokkal jobban össze
tudja hangolni a jobb és bal kezével, ami nagyon hasznos. Már nem szorul
ökölbe, ami nagyon zavarta őt. Régebben ha meg akart ölelni bennünket,
csak egy kezével tette. Most már teljesen át tud ölelni és azt mondja:
„Látod, meg tudom csinálni! Most már nagyfiú vagyok.” Természetesen a
keze még nem működik tökéletesen, de a bal kezével együtt valahogy
működik és legalább elkezdte használni.
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NARRATOR: Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of re-connective healing, is that it
can be learned.
ILIANA (in translation)fordításban: Now, I didn't believe that this was something one
can learn. I thought it was something only Eric was capable of doing. I
didn't think I could acquire these skills, too, and help you, my neighbor,
my friend. But in the course of the program, right away we saw for
ourselves that yes, you can indeed learn to help others. If you see the
living example standing in front of your eyes, as we see our own child,
then I think that yes, you believe it.
Én sem hittem el, hogy ez valami olyasmi, amit bárki megtanulhat. Azt
gondoltam, hogy ez valami olyan, amit csak Erik képes megtenni. Nem
gondoltam, hogy én is megszerezhetem ezeket a képességeket és segíteni
tudok a szomszédomnak vagy a barátomnak. De a program során mi
magunk is láthattuk, hogy igen, valójában megtanulható hogyan segítsünk
másokon. Ha az élő példát látod a szemed előtt, mint ahogyan mi a saját
gyerekünket látjuk, akkor azt gondolom, igen, te is hinni fogsz benne.
NARRATOR: There are amazing healings taking place all the time. Yet, traditional
allopathic medicine has no model or explanation for how these healings
can occur.
MARILYN SCHLITZ: We don't understand how it is that even the simplest thing like,
you know, the healing from a wound that is so mundane that every child
has experienced it, we don't have a full understanding of how that occurs.
NARRATOR: The answers may lie in the fundamental shift which is occurring in our
understanding of our universe.
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LYNNE MCTAGGART: Virtually every ancient culture and every native culture has
thought of the universe as a unity, as a circle. And man as being central to
that. And it was only with the discoveries of Isaac Newton and Rene
Descartes that ripped us out of the fabric of our universe, and created this
clockwork model where mind is separate from body and that we are
separate from each other. And that idea of separation is the foundation of
western thinking. Now, Newton described a very well behaved universe
of separate things operating in space and time according to fixed laws.
The idea of the body as machine, the body as this well-behaved machine,
with the two engines of the body being the brain and the heart, and the
whole central orchestra being conducted by DNA--that's the model we
have. And we think of various processes being localized in certain parts
of the body. What's wrong with that is just about everything. Body is
completely decentralized. There is no central brain, in a sense, and that
the brain is closer to a, an antenna receiver. It's closer to a transducer of
information, a receiver and a transmitter of information, but not the central
repository of that information.
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energetic field of thought which you can read with EEG wires on your
brain, or even more interesting is a new process called magneto
encephalograph, called MEG. While electroencephalograph you put wires
on the skin and read brain activity, magnetoencephalograph is a probe
outside of the head and it reads the fields of neural activity without even
touching the body. So it basically says that when you're processing with
your brain you're broadcasting fields.
PETER FRASER: 1875 to 1920 there's this enormous growth of biochemistry. And it
was then thought that chemistry is probably, you know, we're a chemical
machine. The answer is to put the right chemical in the body and you'll
get better. To a point, that's correct but it doesn't appear to be correct for
chronic disease. It's correct in the short term. There was a major
intellectual split going on at the time in physics because the old Newtonian
world, the clockwork universe, was going strong. And a few crackpots in
Denmark, Germany, and to a lesser extent, England, developed quantum
physics and said that it doesn't work the way you said it works. It doesn't
happen like that. And there were huge anomalies found in physics that
could not be explained. And the upshot of this was that the old idea of a
mechanical universe, where everything happens for a specific reason in its
own way, had to be dropped.
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a világ nem úgy működik, ahogyan azt eddig állították. A dolgok nem úgy
működnek. A fizikában óriási anomáliákat fedeztek fel, melyeket nem lehet
a hagyományos modellel megmagyarázni. A kvantumfizika legfőbb
következménye az lett, hogy a mechanikus univerzum régi világképét –
ahol minden egy bizonyos ok miatt, a saját törvényei szerint történik – el
kellett vetni.
NARRATOR: Quantum physics changed our perception of reality over 80 years ago.
Surprisingly this new viewpoint has yet to be incoorporated into our
current biology model.
RUPERT SHELDRAKE: The main problem with the current biology model is that
it's reductionist and mechanistic. That means first it tries to explain
everything in terms of little bits; generally molecules, 'cause they're the
smallest things in organisms. And secondly, it tries to treat the organism
as a machine that works simply in terms of physics and chemistry.
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hatalmas víztömegben, és mitöbb, azonnal. És ezzel a folyamattal
magyarázható mindaz a milliónyi tevékenység, amely lejátszódik a
testünkben minden egyes másodpercben. Ez nevetséges elképzelés.
DIETMAR CIMBAL (in translation): Today's medicine still works on the old
paradigm of physics, which dates back to the time of Newton and the
primacy of matter. Modern physics has long ago eliminated that paradigm
and understands that it is not matter, but mind or spirit, which is primary,
though it isn't defined as spirit, but as energy fields, as intelligent energy
fields.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: We look to science as some sort of absolute truth, and a story
that's already been written. But the, the reality is that science is a story
told in installments. And every new chapter often times refines or
completely changes what has come before.
PETER FRASER: There is an intellectual pendulum swing, and it's swinging towards
the idea of holism and looking at how an entire system works together.
Whereas you see the doctors began to look at how each individual cell
works, and they got down to the cellular level. That's all been done for a
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hundred years, great, we understand it a lot. But we don't understand how
the cells talk to each other, and how they deal with information.
MARILYN SCHLITZ: When I was 15 years old, I had a very serious motorcycle
accident. I was on a motorcycle I shouldn't have been on, and we were hit
by a car that caused a very serious wound in my leg, ended up with 66
stitches. At the point of impact, I clearly remember having an out of body
experience where my consciousness watched my body tumbling through
the air and ultimately landing. And it was sort of shocking to me when I
kind of came back into the body. That said to me that perhaps my
consciousness isn't just in my brain, but that it is imbued with more quality
than that. And then, as I was facing a very serious outcome, they talked
about the possibility of having to amputate part of my leg. I remember
laying with a cast from my hip down to my ankle and thinking about how
to rally my immune system through my thoughts, such that I could
promote healing in my leg. And so I would lay on the couch and I would
visualize my immune system. And I could feel it tingling. I could feel the
healing happening in my leg. And it didn't come from a medical feeling. I
have no idea at all where this idea came from. But somehow it was noetic,
it came directly to me that that was what I needed to do. And ultimately
they took the cast off and I'm, you know, I'm a two-legged creature still,
thank goodness. And so I think that there was something about, you
know, my own personal experience with that, that healing, that there was
something about recognizing that my mind was important to my body, and
my body was important to my mind, that, that I just knew intuitively.
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gyógyulását. Így tehát lefeküdtem a heverőre és elképzeltem a saját immun
rendszeremet. Éreztem ahogyan bizsereg. Éreztem a gyógyulást a
lábamban. Ez nem valami gyógyítási érzés volt. Fogalmam sincs, hogy
honnan jött az ötlet. De valahogy tudatos volt és nyílvánvaló volt
számomra, hogy ezt kell tennem. És végül levették a gipszet, és hála
Istennek, még mindig kétlábú élőlény vagyok. Így a saját élményem
alapján azt gondolom,, hogy volt a gyógyításban valami, ami felismerte
hogy a tudatom fontos a testem számára, és hogy a testem fontos a
tudatom számára, és ezt „csak úgy tudtam”, intuitiv módon.
HERMAN KONING: If you think you have an incurable disease, if you think it
yourself, you are right. If you think your problem is curable, then you are
also right. It all depends on your intention.
MARILYN SCHLITZ: When you think about intention, what is intention? And
how does intention play a role in healing? Intention plays a role when you
think about how our thoughts and our emotions and our cognitions
influence our immune system and our endocrine system. And we know
that this happens. We know that people who feel a tremendous amount of
stress, for example, have a diminished capacity in terms of their immune
systems functioning.
EDGAR MITCHELL: It's been discovered in the laboratory, over the last 15 or 20
years, for example, that intention does have physical effects.
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the cancer patient and we trained them in what we call "the compassionate
intention program." And so they were invited into participate in a training
program. A lot of it had to do with meditation, it had to do with heart
opening, it had to do with subtle energies. And we took them to this
training program, and then we asked them to go home and continue to
practice this intervention for eight weeks. We brought them back, and we
put them in our laboratory. And we monitored the patient in one room,
and we put them in a 2000 pound, electromagnetically shielded room, so
that there was no possibility of electromagnetic fields, or the partner of the
cancer patient talking to them on the radio, on their cell phone, and saying,
"Okay, breathe deeply now." We could rule out any of those kind of
conventional explanations.
Meanwhile, the partner, who'd gone to the training program, sat in another
room and watched the image of their loved one on a closed circuit
television screen. And then at random times throughout the session, they
were asked to send loving, compassionate intentions to the patient. The
idea was to see if we could find correlations between the intention of the
one person, and the physiological activity of the other. What we found is
that there was a significant correlation in the physiological activity of this
person and the physiological activity of the other. And this suggests that
there is some way in which information is transferred, that isn't
accountable by the conventional, Newtonian model of cause and effect.
You know, the partner of the cancer patient wasn't coming in and
whispering in their partner's ear, "Calm down now." You know, quite the
contrary. They were at a distance and there was no way that the two
people knew when this kind of interaction was happening, and yet it
happened.
Ezalatt a partnere, aki részt vett a képzési programon, egy másik szobában
ült és egy zárt körü TV láncon keresztül figyelte szeretett párját a
képernyőn. Aztán a kísérlet ideje alatt megkértük őket, hogy egy adott
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pillanatban fejezzék ki szerető, együttérző szándékukat a páciens felé.
Arra voltunk kiváncsiak, hogy van-e mérhető egyezés a szándék kifejezése
és a páciens fizikai reakciói között. Ha igen, akkor ez azt sugallja, hogy
létezik valamilyen mód arra, hogy az információ átjusson, amelyet nem
lehet a hagyományos newtoni ok-okozati modellel megmagyarázni. Vagyis
hogy, nem a rákos beteg társa megy be a szobába és súgja a fülébe, hogy
„nyugodj meg!. Épp ellenkezőleg. A két ember térben el volt választva
egymástól, és nem tudhatta, hogy éppen mikor fog megtörténni ez az
interakció – és mégis megtörtént.
Ha egy olyan szándékot fejezek ki, hogy „jobban vagyok”, ha egy hittel
megerősítet üzenetet küldök, mely szerint jobban vagyok, akkor ez úgy hat,
mintha azt üzenném a testemnek, hogy javítsa meg magát. Hiszen mint
tudjuk, a gondolat valódi, fizikai energia, amely információt küld a
testnek.
EDGAR MITCHELL: It's been very well demonstrated that our belief system
affects how we behave and how we perform. And it also affects our
lifestyle. So if we don't believe that we can help ourselves, we probably
cannot. If we don't believe that positive information is useful to our health
and wellbeing, then it probably won't be.
ARIELLE ESSEX: Our thoughts create our body moment by moment. When we think
positive thoughts, we release certain chemicals into our body. When we
think negative thoughts, we release negative chemicals into our body.
And those have a profound effect on how the cells are behaving and how
the nutrition is being used. It's very obvious to me, working as an
osteopath, that the stress that people hold in their body has various
patterns, according to how they're thinking.
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nagyon egyértelmű számomra, hogy az emberek testében tárolódott stressz
különböző mintázatokat vesz fel, annak megfelelően, hogy az adott személy
hogyan gondolkozik.
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anélkül hogy bármilyen beavatkozást végeztek volna. A három éves
követési időszak alatt mindkét betegcsoport arról számolt be, hogy
nincsenek fájdalmai. Azok a páciensek is, akiken semmilyen beavatkozást
nem végeztek, szintén arról számoltak be, hogy a fájdalom elmúlt és az
artritiszük eltűnt.
Tehát valójában a test nem tud valódi különbséget tenni gondolat és tett
között. Ez legnyílvánvalóbb módon a placebo hatásban figyelhető meg.
BRUCE LIPTON: The placebo effect is the fact that a belief that a person has can
override their biology. Well, it's so profoundly important that science has
recognized that at least one third of all healings, including drugs and
surgery and other allopathic interventions, one third of all healings has
nothing to do with the process, but has to do with the placebo effect. That
a person believes that the process is going to heal them, and heals
themselves in spite of the fact that maybe the pill was a sugar pill, or the
operation was just a sham and wasn't real. And why this becomes
important is, is clearly one third of all healings occurs without anybody
doing anything other than having a positive thought. And what interests
me as a biologist, and former professor in a medical school is, how we can
talk about the placebo effect for about 15 minutes in a pharmacology
course, and then totally ignore the relevance of thought and mental
processes on biology for the rest of medical education. So that our doctors
are not really using the placebo effect effectively; that we're not even
studying the placebo effect. And right now we could cut the healthcare
costs by exactly one third, by just using the placebo effect.
A placebo hatás az a tény, hogy egy ember hite felül tudja írni saját
biológiáját. Ez annyira fontos felfedezés, hogy a tudomány kezdi
felismerni, hogy a gyógyulások legalább egyharmadának – beleértve a
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gyógyszereket, a műtéteket és más allopátiás beavatkozásokat is – semmi
köze nincs magához az eljáráshoz, csupán a placebo hatáshoz. Ahhoz,
hogy ha valaki hiszi, hogy az eljárás meg fogja gyógyítani, akkor is
meggyógyul, ha csupán cukorkát kapott gyógyszer helyett, vagy a műtét
csupán színlelt volt (és nem valódi).
MARILYN SCHLITZ: It seems time that we began to shift the lens, and start really
focusing on what is the nature of the placebo? How is it that you can take
an inert substance, something that has no known medicinal capacity, you
know, potential, and that inert substance not only can create physiological
changes in the body, but actually somehow is able to manage a whole
cascade of responses within a very complex system, such that it can target
the liver, or the kidney, or the lungs. You know, that is a great mystery,
and we don't understand that. And much more needs to be done.
DIETMAR CIMBAL (in translation): I would say that what medicine calls the
placebo effect is, by all means, an effect that is created through energy
fields. As we often say, one has to believe in it, then it will work. That is
correct, yet we don't think about how we actually do that every day. If, for
example, we wanted to watch RTL, a German TV station, then we press
the RTL button, which means that we go into alignment with the
frequency where RTL can be received. RTL is always present, but if we
don't focus on it, then we won't receive it. So, when I want to watch RTL,
I have to focus on it, I have to engage in it. And here, it is the same.
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When I focus on something with my mind, the information follows this
attention.
RUPERT SHELDRAKE: The placebo effect is really another way of talking about
the body's self-healing capacity. And anything that unleashes more of that
is going to be a better system.
ARIELLE ESSEX: I was absolutely desperate to have children. It was one of the
reasons why I'd gotten divorced. I wanted children, my husband didn't. So
I moved to London thinking it would take me a maximum of two years to
find myself a new partner and settle down. And I'd be out in the country
having my 2.5 children and I'd be totally happy. That was my plan. I was
very good at making plans. So, there I was, I had my osteopathic practice,
I was seeing clients. And I was stressed, frustrated, depressed. And I had
been having headaches for years, so maybe ten years I'd been having these
terrible headaches, which were getting worse and worse and worse.
Sometimes they lasted as long as five days. I had a routine visit with my
doctor and the doctor found that my hormone level was very much out of
balance and immediately suspected that I had a tumor. So, I was sent for a
brain scan and they diagnosed a prolactinoma. It was a huge shock, huge
shock, out of the blue, and I felt at first "How unfair." I went off to the
medical library and started to learn everything I could about this tumor.
And when I discovered that it caused infertility, I, I thought, "That is so
ironic." Every cell in my body was saying, "I want children," and I had
somehow created a tumor that stopped me having children. There had to
be some reason for this. There had to be, you know, this was too much of
a coincidence, I thought. And I got very curious. Because of my
alternative medicine background, I decided to treat it alternatively rather
than go for the orthodox drugs or surgery.
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Teljesen elszánt voltam, hogy gyerekem lehessen. Ez volt egyike azoknak
az okoknak, amiért elváltam. Én gyereket akartam, a férjem viszont nem.
Londonba költöztem azt gondolván, hogy maximum két éven belül új
partnert találok magamnak és letelepszem. És majd kiköltözöm vidékre a
2,5 gyerekemmel és teljesen boldog leszek. Ez volt a tervem. Mindig is
nagyon jó voltam tervek készítésében. Szóval ott voltam – volt egy
csontkovács praxisom, ahol elláttam a betegeimet. És stresszes voltam,
frusztrált és depressziós. És évek óta fejfájás gyötört, – vagy tíz éve
rettenetes fejfájással küszködtem – ami egyre rosszab és rosszabb lett.
Néha öt napig is eltartott.
ARIELLE ESSEX: So then I got into doing NLP at a much deeper level. Got through
the master practitioner level, came home, and was totally inspired as to
what I could actually do. I started to really understand what NLP was all
about.
NARRATOR: NLP is practical form of psychology, which starts from where you are
now, and looks at where you want to be, and uncovers what's in the way.
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Az NLP a pszichológia gyakorlati formája, ami onnan indul ki, hogy hol is
tartasz most és megnézi, hogy hová is akarsz eljutni, majd feltárja, hogy
mi akadályozza az odajutást.
ARIELLE ESSEX: If you have like my five-day headaches, you know, and you'd like
to be without a tumor in your end state, the journey to get from square one
to the end square is, you know, what we actually start exploring with NLP.
NARRATOR: Arielle made some very interesting discoveries as she began working with
NLP.
ARIELLE ESSEX: Now, remember, I was the person who thought every cell in her
body wanted children. And what I discovered was that deep down, going
back to early, early, early childhood, I had such an abhorrence of what my
family had been like, that the last thing in the world part of me wanted was
to, to be a mother. And this really, really shocked me. I, I'd thought I
wanted one thing, and in fact an unconscious part of me was going in a
completely different direction. And when I understood the reasons why it
didn't want children, and what it was based on, I was able to kind of let go
of that, and, and allow it to be the way it was and at least understand why
I'd created a life that didn't go down that path.
One day I heard myself shouting inside my head, it's like this little voice
saying, "I'm so sick of this, I just want to be rid of this whole nightmare. I
want to be rid of this tumor." And I stopped in shock as I listened to this
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voice inside my head, and I went, "Wow, there's a lot of anger in there, a
lot of frustration. That's a lot of self attack." If I'm attacking my tumor
with all those thoughts of wanting to get rid of it, that's murderous. That
can't be healing. And I had never looked at healing in that way. And I
realized then that every thought I'd had was actually about making it go
away.
Egy napon hallottam magamat, ahogy a fejemben kiabálok. Mintha egy kis
hang azt mondaná: „Olyan elegem van ebből az egészből, csak meg
akarok szabadulni ettől az egész rémálomtól! Meg akarok szabadulni ettől
a tumortól!” Teljesen megbénultam a döbbenettől, ahogyan ezt a belső
hangot hallgattam, és azt gondoltam magamban: „Hűha! Rengeteg harag
van itt, rengeteg frusztráció. Rengeteg önostorozás.” Ha a tumoromat
mindezekkel a gondolatokkal támadom meg és így akarok megszabadulni
tőle, akkor ez halálos. Ez nem lehet gyógyítás. Pedig még soha nem
gondoltam így a gyógyításra. Felismertem, hogy minden gondolatommal
azon voltam, hogy távozásra késztessem.
Now, that's a conflict, that's a huge inner conflict and I decided to look at
that a little bit more closely. And I thought, "Well, what would be the
opposite? It has to be acceptance." I thought to myself, "Well, what
would it be like if I really accepted this tumor?" And this is quite a few
years later that it was, it was absolutely a, a turning point in my healing,
when I realized that my tumor had taken me down a journey I'd never
planned. It had taught me things I had never intended to learn. I had
changed my career, I had changed my whole outlook, I had learned lots of
things about myself and others. I had insights I'd never had before. I'd
met amazing people, wonderful people, all over the world. I had the
support of people all over the world. And I realize I liked myself a lot
better. And so I thought, "Okay, I can see that this tumor hasn't been
totally bad." So what if it has a purpose or a reason for being here?
'Cause obviously it's done a good job so far. So if it's got a purpose for
being here, and it's still here, maybe there's still a purpose.
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felismertem, hogy sokkal jobban szeretem saját magamat. Így végül azt
gondoltam: „Ok, belátom, hogy ez a tumor nem csupán a rosszról szól”.
Mi van akkor, ha oka van annak, hogy itt van? Hiszen nyílvánvalóan jó
munkát végzett mindezidáig. Szóval ha oka van az ittlétének és még mindig
itt van, akkor még mindig van oka.
What would happen if I gave it permission to stay for the rest of my life?
It was six months after I had that realization, and I got to the point of
accepting the presence of my tumor. I had my routine blood test, and I
went to see my specialist. And to my surprise, my hormone levels were
completely normal. And when my doctor saw them, he just went, "Wow,
that's incredible." And you know, I thought it'd been a mistake, I thought
maybe the blood test reading was wrong or something. I said, "Well, you
know, so much time has passed, and I'm older now, maybe my hormones
have changed." He said, "No, no, no, no, no, can't be that." He said, "This
can only mean one thing: your tumor has gone." And he said, "This is a
real credit to you. I don't know how you've done it, I don't know what
you've been doing but I have to tell you, I've seen you for ten years and
you're not the same person you were ten years ago. You are completely
different."
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more care, more appreciation, and your health's got a better chance of
improving and staying that way.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: One of the most profound discoveries made really since the
advent of quantum physics, is a thing called the zero point field. And
what this is, is the energy exchange that goes on between subatomic
particles. All subatomic particles engage in a little energy dance. It's
almost like a, playing a game of basketball. They send energy back and
forth to each other. And in that exchange, a thing called a virtual particle
is created, just for less than the blink of an eye. Now, that little individual
exchange isn't much energy, it's about a half a watt's worth. But when you
multiply all of the subatomic particles doing this energy exchange across
all things in all the universe, you come up with this unfathomable amount
of energy, all happening out there in empty space, like some supercharged
backdrop.
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of this, and the quote is, "The field is the sole governing agency of the
particle." What Einstein meant by this very simple is the field, the
invisible energy forces around us, they are the sole governing agencies of
the particle, well the particle's matter. And so quantum physics says, "The
character of matter is ultimately determined by the field."
ERIC PEARL: How then is healing communicated to another person. Well, you see,
there's this field. We're not in this field, we are this field. We're denser,
we're lighter in between; we're denser, we're lighter in between. Or some
people say, "We're lighter when we're physical form, and we're denser in
between." Whatever the aspect is, we're blips in this field, this field of
energy, of light, of information. We access this field all of the time. We
pull information from this field all the time.
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EDGAR MITCHELL: Walk into any great cathedral in the United States, in Europe,
anywhere, that's been standing for 100 years or more, and what you will
experience is in that cathedral, is a hush of awe, reverence, quiet, and it's a
palpable experience. Why is that true? It is true because for hundreds of
years the people going in to that cathedral have been on their best
behavior, they have been in awe and worshipful. And in that state of mind
that the quantum emissions from the body/brain are emitted into that
cathedral, absorbed into that cathedral, and fed back in later centuries to
the participants coming into it. And that's why they feel like there's a
hush, awe, and reverence.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: We're all part of this giant energy field, this zero point
field, that we're all connected, and that we're connected across the furthest
reaches of the cosmos.
JAMES OSCHMAN: Watch an ice skater. There are things that they can do that are not
describable, in terms of nerve impulses. Nerve impulses and chemical
reactions are two slow to explain the subtleties of life.
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Még ma is, ha belenézünk a pszichológiai, orvosi, vagy biológiai
tankönyvekbe és próbáljuk megtudni, hogyan működik az idegrendszer,
szembe találjuk magunkat a rendszer következetlenségével.
NARRATOR: A nervous system is comprised of neuron cells that carry electrical and
chemical impulses throughout the body.
PETER FRASER: If you measure the impulses of the nervous system, we get some of
them going at 200 miles an hour, whereas other of them going at two
miles an hour. And I think those are the pain reflexes are very slow. How
on earth the brain or any other part of the body can coordinate the nervous
system and, and your very fine movements, when these impulses are
supposed to be traveling at many different speeds, is just an impossible
problem.
BRUCE LIPTON: We now know, when you study nervous system activity, that the
brain can start firing synchronous pulses throughout different areas of the
brain, virtually instantaneously. The significance of the coherence of
these pulses that begin to fire when actually consciousness is functioning,
is when scientists looked at how fast you could coordinate all these
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different areas that were focusing at the same time, that the coherence of
the firing was faster than the physical ability of cells to communicate from
one area to the other. So basically, these results reveal that the brain is
communicating on a higher level than through the physical transmission of
nerves.
ERIC PEARL: Our brains also don't work the way we were taught in school. Learning
isn't there, memory isn't here, speech isn't here, this isn't there, this isn't
somewhere else. These aspects are diffuse throughout our brains, and we
access it from the field. So it's as if there's this bandwidth of information
that we're always in tune with, although not always consciously.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: We're understanding that the brain doesn't have precise
addresses for certain things. No one's been able to find where memory is,
for instance. And Carl Privrem [phonetic] did some amazing studies years
ago, horrible studies, where they taught rats certain runs, and then began
systematically destroying the rats' brains. And they found that no matter
how much of the brain they removed, the rats might have terrible motor
skills from that. But they would still, over and over, remember the run.
And from that Privrem understood that you couldn't say that memory has
one precise address, that it's much more delocalized. And in fact, most
radically, that memory might not exist inside the skull at all, but maybe
somewhere out here in the field. And so, what you have instead of this
localized, centralized system, is much more of a paradigm where the body
is an interaction, it's not something that ends here, it's something that ends
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out here. And that we have an interaction taking place between us and our
environment, us and the field at every moment.
NARRATOR: Using just a photograph, Adam can perceive a person's body field in the
form of a holographic image. He sees areas where the energy flow is
blocked, which indicates illness or injury. Through his intention to heal,
he manipulates energy and information to clear these blockages, allowing
the body to change.
Ádám képes arra, hogy csupán egy fotó segítségével, meglássa egy ember
test-mezejét hologramos kép formájában. Látja azokat a területeket, ahol
az energia áramlás blokkolva van, amely betegségekre vagy sérülésekre
utal. Szándék-gyógyítási képességével képes befolyásolni az energia és
információ áramlást, hogy megtisztítsa ezeket a blokádokat és lehetővé
tegye a test számára a változást.
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EDGAR MITCHELL: I went back and had a sonogram made of that a month after
diagnosis. The radiologist examined the data and said whatever you're
doing, keep doing it, but the irregularity in the kidney is smaller and
disappearing. Went back three months after that and early, later in 2003,
after that, where the total healing period had been less than six months,
and again had a sonogram, and it was totally gone. Everything was
regular again. Nearly all of the healings that I have worked with, had been
remote or at a distance. And it didn't seem to make--the distance, it seems,
have no effect at all, which would again suggest we're dealing with a
quantum phenomenon.
NARRATOR: It now appears that our bodies are connected to the field, but what is the
mechanism for this intercommunication?
How can this connection take place? One possible solution: the
biophoton. Biophotons are weak emissions of light emanating from the
cells of all living things.
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Hogy zajlik le ez a kommunikáció? Egy lehetséges megoldás: a biofoton. A
biofotonok gyenge fényemissziók (fénykibocsájtások), melyeket az
élőlények sejtjei sugároznak ki.
FRITZ POPP: We started to look for these photons. I knew from the beginning
on that it must not be very high intensity, but it was clear that one should
have these photons at all inner cells.
NARRATOR: In order to detect the biophotons, Professor Popp and his students needed
a photonmultiplier that was so sensitive it could see a candle over twelve
miles away. When a living organism is placed in front of the photon
detector, light emitting from the cells can be observed.
FRITZ POPP: We started with cucumber seedlings and later with other ones.
And all living systems which we put in those instrument showed this very
weak photon emission.
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FRITZ POPP: Molecules cannot regulate themselves, they have to have a field,
more or less. So as the photons should be the carrier of the information,
which is necessary to regulate the metabolism.
NARRATOR: These biophotons create a dynamic, coherent web of light within our
bodies. Our bodies are constantly emitting light in the form of biophotons.
Are these biophotons the body's control mechanism? Isn't that the
function of our DNA, our genes.
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hitrendszert és hozzáállást tanulunk meg – nem pedig az, hogy milyen
genetikai háttérrel rendelkezünk.
BRUCE LIPTON: A gene is blueprint, that's basically what it is, to make a protein
molecule. And the proteins, there are over 100,000 of 'em, are the
building blocks that give us our, our biology, our structure, our behavior.
Okay? So the issue is, we talk about gene blueprints, and up until the last
ten years, a blueprint was a hardwired piece of information to make a
particular protein. The new science is just mindboggling, because it
reveals that through epigenetic mechanisms, through the influence of the
environment on reading the genes, epigenetic mechanisms can produce
over 30,000 different variations from every gene blueprint. And all the
sudden, when you start to recognize that, you realize we have potentials
that are totally unlimited. And this is a great change from a belief that
genes were deterministic. Now genes are potentials.
A gén egy lenyomat, ami lényegében arra szolgál, hogy fehérjét állítson
elő. És a fehérjék, amelyekből több mint 100 000 létezik, képezik azokat
az építő elemeket, amelyekből felépül a biológiánk, szerkezetünk,
viselkedésünk. Értjük? Tehát ami a témát illeti, amikor genetikai
lenyomatokról beszélünk, egészen az elmúlt tíz évig, a lenyomatot
tekintettük annak az információ hordozó egységnek, amely létrehozza az
egyes fehérjéket. Azonban az új tudomány, zavarba ejtő módon,
rávílágított arra, hogy az epigenetikai mechanizmusokon keresztül – azon
a hatáson keresztül, hogy a környezet leolvassa a géneket – az
epigenetikus folyamatok több mint 30 000 különböző variációt tudnak
előállítani ugyanabból a lenyomatból. És hirtelen, amint felismerjük ezt,
rájövünk arra, hogy végtelen lehetőségekkel rendelkezünk. Ez hatalmas
változás ahhoz a nézethez képest, hogy a gének határoznak meg mindent.
A gének csupán lehetőséget jelentenek.
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RUPERT SHELDRAKE: If you just look at the molecular level, the Human Genome
Project has revealed that we have about 25,000 genes, far fewer than they
originally expected. The Chimpanzee Genome Project has now sequenced
the entire chimpanzee genome, and their genome is virtually the same as
ours--they've got the same kinds of proteins, the same kind of genes, you
can hardly tell the difference. Yet, there's an obvious difference, and if
you can't explain it in terms of genes, what can you explain it in terms of?
And the answer is, I think, morphogenetic fields. Just as you can build
two different buildings with the same bricks and cement, if you have two
different plans, you can build different organisms with different fields,
even if the constituent molecules are very similar, as they are in humans
and chimpanzees.
PETER FRASER: The DNA is like a library book. These are all the possible
proteins, from earthworms, right up to us. It's all the same library, but
you've got to know which book to take out of the library. This is the big
problem in genetics itself, is trying to explain how the body knows which
book to take out of the genetic library. And we think the body field is
what decides which piece of information is taken from the DNA.
NARRATOR: Many cultures of the past have explored the energetic system of the body.
Today, researchers theorize that the body does have a field of energy,
known as the morphogenic field, or the body field.
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A múltban számos kultúra vizsgálta a testünk energetikai rendszerét. Ma
a tudósok úgy képzelik, hogy a testnek valóban van egy energia mezője,
amit morfogenetikus mezőnek, vagy test mezőnek hívnak.
NARRATOR: All humans begin life as a single cell, that grows and divides, developing
into the various organs and limbs of our bodies. How these cells know
what to become has baffled scientists and led to the idea of control fields
in biology.
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Minden ember egyetlen sejtként kezdi az életét, egyetlen sejtből osztódik
szét és fejlődik különböző szervekké és végtagokká. Hogy honnan tudják
ezek a sejtek, mivé váljanak, zavarba ejtette a tudósokat, és ez vezetett a
biológiában a kontrol mezők elméletéhez.
PETER FRASER: We've already found that there are different parts of the body field,
some of which relate to the muscles and connective tissue. Another part
of the body field that relates to the brain, and nervous system, yet another
one for the morphic field, which connects back to the DNA and the
genetic information of your body. So it links up with medicine in many
places, so it's not different from medicine, it's just going a little bit further
conceptually.
NARRATOR: These energetic fields may provide the information necessary for
controlling the body.
PETER FRASER: How does the body know to maintain its temperature at a particular
temperature? What decides or who decides what is going to be the correct
blood pressure for that person? Nobody knows, and we're saying, as a
holistic idea, the body field decides to tune, turn all the knobs.
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A morfogenetikus mezők, vagy általánosabban az információ mezők
jelentik azt az irányító rendszert, melyek a molekuláris szint és biokémiai
szint felett állnak és irányítják azt. Olyan rendszerek, melyek megszervezik
a test működését és megszervezik egy fejlődő szervezet kialakulását – a
növények és az állatok is rendelkeznek ilyenekkel. Ezek tartják fent a test
formáját és ezek segítenek a testnek felépülni a betegségekből vagy
sérülésekből.
DIETMAR CIMBAL (in translation): We can go even further, and could say that
the human body actually is structured information; or in other words, that
the human body is an energy field. An energy field of standing,
stationary, scalar waves, that are correspondingly organized, structured,
and contain a great deal of information.
Még tovább menve azt mondhatjuk, hogy az emberi test nem más, mint
struktúrált információ – más szavakkal szólva, az emberi test egy
energiamező. Egy állandó skaláris állóhullámokból összetevődő
energiamező, amely ennek megfelelően szerveződik és struktúrálódik és
rengeteg információt tárol.
RUPERT SHELDRAKE: And I think that we really need a field based model of the
body, if we're ever going to be able to integrate different forms of healing
or medicine, into a coherent understanding.
Úgy gondolom, hogy valóban szükségünk van egy mezőn alapuló test-
modellre, ha valaha képesek leszünk integrálni a gyógyítás és orvoslás
különböző formáit egy egységes rendszerbe.
NARRATOR: The body field is an energetic field, filled with patterns of information.
All of the organs in our bodies generate their own specific fields. One
organ in particular seems to generate significant fields which affect the
entire body.
FOLKER MEISSNER: The heart is the emperor in the system; the liver and all the
organs have other tasks, but the heart is overruling all.
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JAMES OSCHMAN: There's a concept in energy medicine called "energy
cardiology," that says that the signals produced by the heart are all of
regulatory importance.
NARRATOR: The heart is constantly emitting sound, pressure waves, heat, light,
electrical, magnetic, and electromagnetic signals.
JAMES OSCHMAN: All of the cells in the body are receiving these different
kinds of signals at different times, because they travel at different
velocities through the circulatory system.
NARRATOR: The heart has been found to have rhythmic beating patterns that can be
incoherent or coherent. These patterns are closely linked to our emotions
and how we feel.
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DEBORAH ROZMAN: When the heart's rhythmic beating pattern is smooth and
ordered, it's called a coherent rhythm. And that coherent rhythm, entrains
or synchronizes the brain rhythm, the nervous system, the bodily organs
and glands, all dance in harmony to that heart coherent rhythm.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: Positive emotions, what we tend to call positive, things like
love, appreciation, care, forgiveness, gratitude, all lead to a very different
kind of heart pattern in negative things, like if we're feeling anger or
irritation, anxiety; those create what are called incoherent rhythm, or
disordered patterns. On the other hand, we have the positive feelings,
when we're appreciating the sunset and how beautiful it is. When our
heart's beating out to what we call coherent rhythm, it's a sine wave like
pattern that the heart is sending to the brain.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: When we feel the pulse, what we're feeling is the pressure
wave created by the beating heart; it's not actually the flow of blood, it's
the pressure wave. So every time the heart beats, that pressure wave goes
to the brain and throughout the body. And if we look at the brain level,
that pressure wave synchronizes all the neurons. Like the brain would be
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in trouble if it didn't have that synchronizing signal, to kind of give us a
global synchronizing effect.
DEBORAH ROZMAN: When someone is in coherence, you can often feel their
love, or their compassion, or their gratitude radiating.
NARRATOR: The heart has its own intrinsic nervous system which can sense, feel,
remember and process information that's independent from the brain.
NARRATOR: Studies have shown that the heart responds faster than the brain to outside
stimulation.
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ROLLIN MCCRATY: One of the more recent studies we did in our labs was
looking at the, what we ended up titling "The Electrophysiology of
Intuition." There was some previous research that had been done showing
that the body would respond in a way that would predict a future event, if
the future event was emotionally significant and relevant to the person.
NARRATOR: Participants were shown pictures of car accident victims, snakes attacking,
and other disturbing images. On the other end of the spectrum, the
pictures included flowers, or sunsets. The photographs were randomly
assigned for display to the participants.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: What's key here is the computer assigned not only which
photograph, but which type of photograph, after the data was already
recorded. So, it was absolutely impossible for the research subject, the
experimenter, to have any kind of foreknowledge of what photograph it
might be. The computer itself didn't even know.
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Ami a lényeg ebben a kísérletben, hogy a számítógép nemcsak azt
választotta ki, hogy melyik fénykép következik, hanem azt is hogy milyen
típusú fényképet választ – mindezt azután, hogy az adatot már rögzítettük.
Így a kísérletben résztvevő alany és a kísérletet végző számára is teljesen
lehetetlen volt bármit is előre tudni arról, hogy mi lehet a következő fotó.
Még maga a számítógép sem tudta.
NARRATOR: The results were surprising. The body responded even before the picture
was displayed.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: What we found was that not only did the body indeed
respond prior to the event, you know the seeing the picture, in a way that
would predict it, but it was the heart that responded first.
Nemcsak azt találtuk, hogy a test valóban, már az esemény előtt válaszolt,
mielőtt meglátta volna a képet, mintha előre megjósolta volna, hanem azt
is, hogy a szív volt az, amelyik elsőként válaszolt.
NARRATOR: The heart's response was not only faster, but the signal it sent to the brain
varied depending on the emotional content of the picture.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: Looking at the signals that the heart was sending to the
brain, that the heart literally sent a different message to the brain,
depending on what a future picture was going to be. Then you saw a brain
response, then you saw the body response, which is where it then became
conscious. So the flow of this intuitive information, is heart, brain, body.
Then you have to have the body response for it to become consciously
aware of it.
NARRATOR: What these experiments reveal is changing our basic understanding of how
the human body functions.
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Ezek a kísérletek arra világítanak rá, hogy meg kell változtatnunk az
emberi test működésével kapcsolatos nézeteinket.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: It appears as though the heart and brain, later, have access
to a field of information not bound by time and space. If we're talking
kind of quantum holographics, or quantum physics, that's old news. We're
really starting to have ways now of showing that we really do have an
energetic or an electronic system, and that that's really primary, it's really
not bound by time and space.
Úgy tűnik, mintha a szív és az agy, (egy kissé később), hozzáférne egy
olyan információ mezőhöz, amely nem függ tértől és időtől. Ha kvantum
holográfiáról vagy kvantum fizikáról beszélünk, akkor ez nem újdonság.
De végre vannak módszereink arra, hogy megmutassuk, valóban létezik
energetikai illetve elektronikus rendszerünk, és hogy valójában ez az
elsődleges, és valójában nincs kötve se időhöz, se térhez.
ROLLIN MCCRATY: It's very clear these neurons in the heart and the brain part
have short and long term memory. They process information, that it's a
functional brain.
NARRATOR: Other researchers theorize that the heart may be the master organ for
imprinting information into the body field.
Egyes kutatók úgy vélik, hogy a szív az a központi szerv, amelyik a test-
mezőbe nyomtatja az információt.
PETER FRASER: There's a lot of neural tissue in the heart. And we believe that
neural tissue is there in order to act as an imprinter for the hologram.
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A test holografikus testmezejét a szív nyomáshullámai folyamatos
információval látják el.
PETER FRASER: Inside the heart, there's an enormous amount of charge. Now the
pressure waves in the presence of this charge, inside the chamber of the
heart, is sufficient to imprint information.
PETER FRASER: There are receptor protein cells on the outside of the cell, which is
simply there to receive environmental information. How is my day today?
What is going on out there? What does the body want this little cell to do
today? You see what I mean? There has to be intercellular
communication, but there has to be one source, so there can be one control
system for the body.
Léteznek receptor fehérjék a sejt külső részén, melyek csupán azért vannak
ott, hogy érzékeljék a környezetből származó információkat. Milyen napom
van ma? Mi is történik odakint? Mit akar a test, mit csináljon ez a kis sejt
ma? Érthető, mire gondolok. Léteznie kell a sejtek közötti
kommunikációnak, de léteznie kell egy közös forrásnak is – kell hogy
legyen egy irányító rendszer, ami a testet vezérli.
NARRATOR: This control system is sending out information to the body via the body
field. But what exactly is information?
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exchanged, and gone out. And so now this is, this is the hamburger I ate
yesterday, and you know, in three weeks from now, this'll be a carrot that I
eat tomorrow. And so on. It's a very dynamic system, and yet I remain
the same. So, if it's not the material, and presumably not the energetic
part, the dynamic energetic part, then what's left? There must be
something like an informational pattern, which holds it together.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: Many scientists who are on the frontiers theorize that, and
have demonstrated, that we're an information system. And it's entirely
localized in our body; that we're accessing information from the field all
the time.
Számos élen járó tudós úgy véli, és be is bizonyította, hogy az ember, egy
információs rendszer. Ez a rendszer teljesen a testünkben található; és a
mezőből információt hívunk le minden pillanatban.
FOLKER MEISSNER: The body is always looking for coherent systems, looking
for information interchange between all cells we have, so that every single
cell knows what's on. There's a large information system, and some
people say that illness is just a lack in the information system. And I
suppose they are right.
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nagy információs rendszer, és néhányan úgy fogalmaznak, hogy a
betegség csupán egy hiány az információs rendszerben. Úgy gondolom,
igazuk van.
PETER FRASER: We get a system when we get structure. You know, there's
information everywhere, isn't there. You only get an information system
when it's ordered. And the great thing that was discovered in the 1980s,
was that the acupuncture system appears to be an organized system. It's
not just random group of acupuncture meridians. It looks, upon doing
experiments, that they wanted to arrange themselves in a certain order, and
that they wanted to communicate with each other in a certain direction. So
we're saying that information has order, and that's what makes the body
field, is the order itself.
DIETMAR CIMBAL (in translation): The actual regulation of the whole organism,
and of all cells, the coordination of all cells, is accomplished with the help
of these information fields, these scalar wave fields. They guarantee that
each cell knows what every other cell is doing at any given time. And we
processed with the help of these structured fields.
fordításból
A teljes szervezet és minden sejt tényleges szabályozása – valamennyi sejt
koordinációja – ezeknek az információmezőknek, ezeknek a skaláris
hullám mezőknek a segítségével lehetséges. Ezek garantálják, hogy
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minden sejt tudja, mit is csinál a másik sejt az adott pillanatban. És mi
ezeknek a struktúrált mezőknek a segítségével működünk.
PETER FRASER: Ultimately, according to Einstein, and other people more recently,
have said that energy and information must be interchangeable. Alright.
So, information becomes a type of energy, because it's, it's an orderliness
in space. Alright? So they are interchangeable, but on the other hand, in
practice, what happens is you get a wave of energy and then upon that
wave, you can get imprinted information. And the amount of information
you can imprint appears to be limitless.
NARRATOR: Apparently, the control system of the body is not genes or chemistry, but
information, which seems to be available in the body field. Is it possible
to put new information into the body to affect wellness? That is exactly
what a number of researchers are doing.
PETER FRASER: We've learned how to stop the distortion of information that
occurs, as a result of various disease processes. Once you stop the
distortion, surprisingly enough, the physiology begins to work, the
chemistry comes right, there are really wonderfully healing stories to be
told here. And it's simply because we've learned how to correct the
distortion of information in your body field.
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csupán azért, mert megtanultuk, hogyan javítsuk ki a testmezőben
kialakult információ torzulást.
VANESSA STONE: I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer when I was 20, which resulted
in having to have surgery, and they removed all but a fourth of my thyroid
gland. I've had to take a synthetic hormone to give me the thyroid
hormone that I needed, every since.
I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome some years later. And
fibromyalgia some years later, which you know, I just continued to get
sicker and sicker. My husband had to pick me up out of the bed if I had to
get up. He had to feed me, set me up in the bed and feed me.
JIMMY STONE: It, it got really bad to the point as where pretty much I bathed her
and carry her from the bed to the bathroom, and things of this nature, just
to, just to, for her to survive on a daily basis.
VANESSA STONE: They really didn't know what to do for that type of, of illness. I
was pretty much told that you just kind of had to live with it.
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Egyáltalán nem tudták, hogy mit kellene csinálni ezzel a betegséggel.
Gyakorlatilag azt mondták nekem, hogy tanuljak meg együtt élni vele.
JIMMY STONE: I couldn't help her, you know. And no matter what she told me,
what hurt of what felt bad, or what was happening, I couldn't help her, and
neither could anybody else. We didn't think.
Nem tudtam segíteni neki. És nem számított, hogy mit mondott nekem,
hogy mi fájt, vagy hogy milyen rossz érzései voltak, vagy hogy mi történt,
– én nem tudtam segíteni neki, mint ahogy senki más sem. Nem hittük,
hogy bárki segíthet.
VANESSA STONE: My doctor finally said, "Vanessa, you know, I really don't know
what to do for you at this point. All I can do is try to give you medicines
to make you more comfortable. But I would suggest that you go see this
nutritionist. And maybe she could help you figure out what you can eat,
or at least, you know, you can start to get some nutrients from something."
Végül az orvosom azt mondta: „Vanessa, tényleg nem tudom, mit tehetnék
érted ezen a ponton! Mindössze annyit tehetek, hogy felírok valamilyen
orvosságot hogy jobban érezd magad. De azt javaslom, hogy látogasd
meg ezt a táplálkozási tanácsadót. Talán ő segíteni tud abban, hogy
kitaláljátok mit ehetsz, vagy legalábbis hogy hogyan juthatsz némi
táplálékhoz valamiből.
VANESSA STONE: I was having a lot of trouble finding any foods that I could eat at
all, which really resulted in me being so weak.
Sok bajom volt azzal, hogy olyan ételt találjak magamnak, amit egyáltalán
meg tudok enni. Végül is ez vezetett ahhoz, hogy ilyen gyenge lettem.
DEBORAH HOLT: The inside of her mouth was, had a lot of sores inside of it. The
lips had multiple sores, not unlike a cold sore type thing. And her hair
was like straw, and coming out. The first thing I did was the NES testing.
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A szája belülről tele volt sebbel. Az ajkak is tele voltak sebekkel, mintha
kicserepesedett volna. A haja olyan volt mint a szalma és hullott is. Az első
dolog amit elvégeztem, egy NES teszt volt.
NARRATOR: The system is designed to determine areas of distortion in the body field.
New information is made available to the body by ingesting drops that
have been imprinted with an information pattern.
DEBORAH HOLT: I started her out at the dosing that we would have addressed a
child, because her energy fields were that weak. So we started out very,
very cautiously.
VANESSA STONE: One morning I woke up, after I had been seeing Debra probably
for, oh, a couple months. And I just had this feeling that I hadn't ever had.
And I knew, I knew that, that this was the answer. And I felt so good that
I just cried. I just sat up in the middle of my bed and I just cried and cried
and cried.
Azután hogy már egy pár hónapja jártam Debrához, egy reggel
felébredtem. És hirtelen rámtört egy érzés, amit még sohasem éreztem. És
tudtam, tudtam hogy ez a válasz. És olyan jól éreztem magamat, hogy
elsírtam magamat. Felültem az ágyam közepén, és csak sírtam, sírtam és
sírtam.
DEBORAH HOLT: In about six months, she reached an energy level of where the body
was beginning to transfer message more effectively, to where every layer
that we went through, she was showing remarkable health changes.
JIMMY STONE: Being from a man's standpoint, and a southern country boy type
person, is how I grew up, I at first thought it was hocus pocus. You know.
And I had my doubts, and it took a while. But I see now that it, it's, is
phenomenal, it truly is.
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Férfias szemszögből nézve, – hiszen délvidéki srác vagyok, így nőttem fel –
nekem először hókusz-pókusznak tűnt a dolog. Először kételkedtem benne,
és ez eltartott egy darabig. De most már látom, hogy ez fenomenális,
valóban az!
VANESSA STONE: I've become healthy enough to what I think is living a normal life
again. Because now I can clean my own house, I can cook my meals, I
can even work in the yard. I can even wash my car. I can do things that I
never thought I would ever be able to do again.
Az egészségem eléggé rendbe jött ahhoz, hogy újra normális életet éljek.
Most már újra én takarítom a házamat, tudok magamra főzni, még a
kertben is tudok dolgozni. Még az autómat is le tudom mosni. Olyan
dolgokat tudok csinálni, amelyekről úgy gondoltam, soha többé nem leszek
képes.
JIMMY STONE: It's 180 degrees from where it was, just a total turnaround. It really
is.
Ez egy 180 fokos fordulat ahhoz képest, ahol tartottunk – egy teljes
fordulat. Valóban az.
VANESSA STONE: I really don't know how to explain the difference in the way I feel.
It's like I died and I come back to life, and I never thought that I would
ever feel this way again. I got my life back. I got my life back, and it's
wonderful.
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LYNNE MCTAGGART: One of the most remarkable instances of the effectiveness,
and the instantaneous effect of informational medicine, I heard about
recently, and it had to do with this system called thought field therapy--
which is an energy psychology that supposedly heals and changes negative
thoughts around us. And the theory is that negative thoughts hang around
us almost like a net, and they affect bodily systems. They use this system
in Kosovo with survivors of the war in former Yugoslavia. These were
families who had been severely traumatized because the policies of ethnic
cleansing were to kill half of the family, just so the survivors would be
demoralized.
ARIELLE ESSEX: So the most important thing for people to do is to take total
responsibility for their health. Not to think that it comes from outside
themselves, or that somebody else can give it to them. And by taking total
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responsibility, that may mean they, they have to start with choosing the
thoughts that they think. So, that they are in a good state of mind, the state
of mind that's most conducive to healing.
LYNNE MCTAGGART: One of the fundamental things that have to change in the
future of medicine is this focus on the gene as being the solution to every
illness. If you look at what epigeneticists are coming up with, you'll have
an understanding that the gene is really subordinate to this outside
information system, and that we have to look at information rather than
the gene, as being the thing that we have to crack, so to speak. We have to
come up with information systems that regularize the things that go
wrong.
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Olyan dolgokat teszünk, mint például háborút üzenünk a ráknak.
Megpróbáljuk elpusztítani a támadó organizmusokat. Az egészség
megőrzést és a betegségek kezelését egy háborús modellre építjük. De a
testnek ez igazából egyáltalán nem tetszik.
RUPERT SHELDRAKE: We have to learn from other cultures, from other traditions,
from the observations of all the different kinds of healers that are working
in our own cultures at the moment. We have to take the best of modern
science, and use it to integrate what's going on.
PETER FRASER: I think we can rightly say the revolution has begun, not just in my
case. There are research workers all around the world who are thinking
much the same, and who have research data that we can incorporate into
these new ideas of the body field. But I think now we have a viable
scientific theory, for how the body stores and accesses information. So we
do have a medical revolution on our hands.
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LYNNE MCTAGGART: There seems to be this huge body of evidence
demonstrating that we can pick up information that, almost like an
electron, we can be everywhere at once.
PETER FRASER: So I would say what healing is, is learning to correct the human
body field so that it works according to the original blueprint.
Úgy foglalnám össze, hogy a gyógyítás nem más, mint megtanulni, hogyan
javítsuk ki az emberi testmezőt, hogy az, az eredeti lenyomata szerint
működjön.
MARILYN SCHLITZ: So ultimately what I'd like to see is a shift from this disease
centered to this healing centered model, and recognizing that healing is a
profound mystery, and that we have so much to learn. And rather than
presuming we have the answers, staying open to the possibility that there
are new things that we can discover for how to enhance the human
condition.
BRUCE LIPTON: The mind is the functioning of the brain that interprets the
environment and adjusts the biology. So rather than being controlled by
our genes, our biology's controlled by our mind. And when you
understand this and you realize the power of being able to change your
mind, because when you do that, you change your biology and your
genetics.
RUPERT SHELDRAKE: If someone's sick, they don't want to know whether pill X
works better than a placebo in a double-blind trial. What they want to
know is: what's the best kind of treatment?
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Ha valaki beteg nem azt akarja tudni, hogy például az X gyógyszer
működik-e jobban vagy a placebo, mint egy tárgyaláson. Azt akarja tudni,
melyik a legjobb kezelés.
JAMES OSCHMAN: I believe that we are more powerful than we realize. I believe that
many of the medical techniques that we're finding be very successful,
people can do on themselves. Once they understand their own energetics.
ERIC PEARL: We know that from work by William Tiller and others, we've
found that when you begin to work with re-connective healing, there's an
amount of, I believe he calls it excess free thermodynamic energy, that is
released. That if this were just energy, or just energy healing, instead of
the reconnection, for this amount to be released, and this change to happen
in people, it would require that the room temperature rises over 300
degrees centigrade; which of course does not happen, because we're
accessing something new and something different.
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ARIELLE ESSEX: So a miracle starts with a change of thinking. It's like when I
changed my thinking about my tumor, and I decided it was my best friend
and my guide, rather than it being the worst thing that had ever happened
to me, that was the miracle. When I gave it permission to stay to the end
of my days, that was the miracle. People think it's the end result, but it's
not the end result, it's the change of thinking which leads to a completely
different inner state.
FOLKER MEISSNER: You need both, you need the will to be healed, and the
good information, from a therapist, from infoceuticals, whatever. Yes, of
course, this, this has to come together, it has to match.
HERMAN KONING: So healing is restoring the body's own self repairing mechanisms.
And that's the biggest thing as a doctor you can achieve, that you can help
your patients with restoring their own repairing mechanisms.
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