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Bugs and our need for them
Hello everyone, I am new to the forum but I have been interested in the Institute work for a while via the books. I was reading the latest one, Subcellular Psychology and I was reading about the bug-like parasites (scary, won't try anything by myself! and in some way they made me think of the shamanic Wetikos....) and I had a question that surely has been addressed inside the institute: since it states there that the primary cell feels like it needs the parasites. Is there a possibility to exploit that need, in the sense of finding the source of that "need", the trauma, experience even at the beginning of development of mammals, and turn that off?
On the other hand in an as above so below parallel, there may be bugs/bacteria that are helping the cell in the same way that our gut bacteria helps us or the bacteria on the skin. Could the issue be also a lack of discriminatory capacity as to which ones help and which ones harm? Also there may be underlying loneliness, just brainstorming here
Thank you so much and any update on the solution of the issue is greatly appreciated
Antonella Ercolani
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I give you what I know, knowing that I'm not in the research nor the trainers team.
Yes, there is a way to turn the needs for bug "off" to some extent.
We do this by healing relevant traumas : first, the body association type of traumas make the body brain retain parasites, and we can heal it with our technique.
Then, the primary source of opportunity for parasites to niche in is caused by generationnal traumas, and healing the relevant ones make it impossible for parasites to return.
However, the parasite issue is complex and multi-layered.
There are many kinds of parasites, and they are there at all levels of the primary cell.
The deeper we go, the more difficult it gets, because dealing with parasites it NOT like trauma healing. Meaning the parasites will actively act against the healing.
Thus, the deepest levels of parasites are really difficult to neutralize, because they influence the primary cell into being vulnerable to other parasites.
One of the long-term goal of the institute was to understand : "we humans have traumas in the first place, and is there a way to heal all traumas at once ?".
Well, traumas are cause by deep parasites.
So, healing the "surface parasites" is doable with trauma healing, because these parasites are there because of traumas.
Instead, for deeper parasites, it is the other way around : traumas are there because of them.
So, how to heal that ?
Well, the research today is focused on understanding the life cycle of the core parasites.
I just give you the simple part. The issue is very complex.
About gut flora : these beneficial parasites are NOT like the primary cell parasites. They act in symbiosis with the body, in a mechanical way.
The primary cell parasites interact with the consciousness of someone. You can kill gut parasites with antiobiotics, antifungals, etc...
Trying to do that in the primary cell WILL create majors problems in one's consciousness, and WILL create majors issues like mental disorders, pain, unability to live normally, and even death.
So, very different issues.
However, the cellular and subcellular biology is fundamentally important to our work, but I won't be able to explain much more.
Does it answer your questions ?
Thank you again
The problem is : there is no trauma to heal, because the first infection wasn't due to the presence of generationnal or associationnal trauma. It requires a totally different way of healing.
But again, it is a very complex problem, and we are only scratching the surface here.
But I heard there is going to be more informations on subcellular psychiobiology available... soon ! ;-)
Thank you
As for trainings, they happen every year in Germany, poland, and Denmark I think. You should contact trainers directly to know more, as the schedule is open to variation depending on people :
http://www.subcellularpsychobiology.com/schedule.html
It's like having tons of parasites inside us that we are used to have and lived with.
And because of the habits we can sometimes think we can keep some for our own benefits, but they have their owns agenda and are not pet and cannot be trained to act the way we would really want it to.
So the best is to be and have only us in our own primary cell.
Quite the opposite. If we eliminate them, we get instant and perfect connection to other humans and other forms of life within Gaïa : a shared consciousness.Trying to do that in the primary cell WILL create majors problems in one's consciousness, and WILL create majors issues like mental disorders, pain, unability to live normally, and even death."
However, why would Gaïa creates imperfect beings that need to rely on a symbiot to live ?