Transformative Healing: Exploring Quantum Depth Techniques

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I go all the way up to the engine and I heal everything from there down. And then the— that changes your physiology, changes your perception, that changes your vibration, and by the law of resonance, that changes your life. Hold on a second, let me, let me get a towel. It's so hot here. See, I'm convalescing right now. From a massive car crash that happened back in Chiang Mai. And there's a great doctor here in Pattaya. That's why I'm living out of this hotel, because, uh, he's, he's so good. So he's fixing me up. I have nerve inflammation in my legs. Yeah, so that's what depth healing is. Depth healing is, if you look at quantum physics, and which is energy science, the new sciences, I'm using frequencies to 2 kinds: destructive interference waves and constructive interference waves. Sounds really fancy, but all it is— a destructive interference wave, folks, means if, uh, if this thing has a frequency, the, the— if you were to look at it, uh, a machine, it'll have a wave, sine wave, and it goes in a certain pattern. A destructive interference wave meets it, it's going in exactly the opposite So when this one's going up, this one's going down. When they hit each other, they cancel to zero. They cancel completely to zero. So that's how I remove negative things. And the constructive interference waves is exactly the opposite. They, they match each other. So when they, when they meet, they combine and grow really big, bigger, stronger, better. Okay, so I go in, let's say, let's say for some reason when you're when your mom was really angry and fed up about something and her little daughter comes in and the daughter's only 5 years old and the mother says something very hurtful and harsh to her little daughter. She doesn't really mean it, but she's like, you're sloppy and ugly and you always make me angry. So that, the little child, that goes straight into her subconscious and our subconscious records at a rate of 40 million bits of information a second. The front, frontal part of the brain only records 40, 4-0. So the little girl absorbs all of that and everything else there in great detail, and that's in there. Then just like if you take a wet, if you got wet snow and you got a snowball and you roll it downhill, it gathers more snow and it gets bigger and bigger as long as that hill keeps going. Because it's rolling and it's picking it up. Well, those kind of programs, or that kind of painful— those painful words, her little mind isn't thinking, so it absorbs it directly as the truth. And then as she's growing up, every day, whatever mom does or whatever anyone else says, it seems related to that.
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