There seems to be something called an axial age between like 8,000 and 3,000

B.C. and before you know somewhere in there let's just say roughly 5,000 BC.

It depends on where you are in the world.

People neurologically functioned out of a deeper nervous service system.

And most religions religions spiritualities came out of this analog

neurological system in that we don't divide we're one nature. And it was very common for people to live a really

long time, talk to the trees, get dreams, do divination, because there was a sense of oneness and so when you're part of everything you perceive more

you can perceive chakras and meridians and oric fields and there's lots and lots of stories I've done some research I'm sure you

have too you know of space beings coming and visiting or 27 plus culture say they

came from the stars. So that's analog. And then somewhere in there

there was a series of invasions like from the north to Mesopotamia and this and that and the other thing

where it became important to be so-called civilized. Now we can question what that

means but it's sort of like the northern gods took over the southern gods.

We became much more about the sun and eclipsed the moon. The goddesses went wayward and we started to live digitally we started to grow crops we

had to keep track of time you know we had to have things happen in a calendar system,

you know, versus astronomical system,

it became about our time.

And so that's the digital neurological system and that's where most of us function out of.

Everything's about ABC, you know, it's about one, two, three, and in that kind of system we're separate from nature. We dominate nature. We don't learn from it. It doesn't give to us. We take from it.

So isn't that fascinating?

The set in chakloose, swirling fortices of energy,

positioned throughout our body from the base of the spine to the crown of the head for thousands of years.

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