Hi, my name is John Kim. I'm a therapist who went through his own rebirth many years ago

and I've been documenting my journey ever since sharing my life lessons and revelations.

I believe in casual or clinical with you instead of at you. I come unrehearsed on purpose

because self-health doesn't have to be so complicated.

So there's this giant Cherry Tomato Bush in our front garden area that just came out of

nowhere we didn't plan it it has to be from

birds dropping seeds I guess I mean what is the other there's no other explanation or maybe an animal dropping seeds or they I don't know shit some seeds there but anyway

It just came out of nowhere one day there was nothing and and today there's a giant the size of a shopping cart

Cherry tomato bush and so I saw it and I picked one of the Cherry Tomatoes and I tasted it and holy shit.

It was, it just tastes like honey.

It reminded me of the first time I had heirloom tomatoes.

Tomatoes so good you could just make a tomato sandwich and it's just mouthwatering. It doesn't even taste like a tomato because what we're used to is the tomatoes that we buy in the grocery stores that look like apples and they're you know full of chemicals and they've been

processed right and so when I first had a heirloom tomato I I it was like it was like I found something from another

planet that that was what it tasted like anyway my point is this is I was eating this little cherry tomato, that looks like my daughter, by the way.

I was thinking, we are like this in a way meaning we start off fresh and organic and you know as we grow up because of programming and society and high school

and us seeking approval validation, you know, we start to become very processed.

There's this layer of us and I think for me I was the most processed in my I think it may be my

20s but the idea of living outside in, you know, instead of inside out.

And the big question is, okay, well, can we unprocess ourselves, right?

Can we go from that tomato that looks like an apple at the

grocery store back to an organic tomato straight out of a garden and I think we can and I think it takes time I don't think it's something that you know happens over a weekend

because what we're talking about is really rewiring. We're talking about

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