Most of the time when we try to subdu the pain or like treat the symptom of the pain, it's going to yell loud.

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

This is synchronity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

This is synchronicity.

My guest this week is Edan Harari, a pain specialist, a manual therapist, really just has steeped in the world of how to do body work, mind-body connection, spiritual connection.

You're going to learn a lot in this one. I know I did. If you are an avid listener of synchronicity,

you may remember me speaking about Dr. Sarno, who recently passed, someone who pioneered the idea of not only psychosomatic symptoms,

but actually a underlying relationship between our emotions, our unconscious emotions, and physical pain.

And even Eidan mentions it in this episode, you know, we like to think maybe a herniated disc or a pain in our arm, but it can be even immune diseases as well.

So I think this is an emerging field that we're going to learn a lot more about in the coming decades.

But it is always interesting to speak to people who are doing this now.

And for a reference, if you want another really good kind of like side episode

to this one, check out the episode with Jonathan Faust. Really, these two are, I'm going to revisit

them whenever I have some pain that I'm dealing with. And pain, again, doesn't just have to be

physical. This can be psychological, emotional, whatever it is.

There's really, this is applicable in many different aspects of our lives.

So one thing we touch about in this episode is the idea of what's the function of pain?

Why do we have pain? Is it just like, oh, we are put in this world and here's pain and we got to

deal with it and all bets are off, just good luck and slog through it? Or is there a reason for it?

Is it a communication of some sort from ourselves or something else? So we get into that as well.

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