Mona Sharma argues that your body has innate healing intelligence, but modern education doesn't teach you to access it. She uses an orchestra analogy: a single out-of-tune cell disrupts the whole system. Sharma suggests shifting from conventional diagnosis to working with your body's energetic and quantum aspects.
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Well, no, it's not normal for me. Right. And so I think that, you know, the wisdom, it's time for the wisdom to come back into our bodies. And I think that deep down, a lot of women understand this concept of consciousness within us or intelligence. Like we see it all the time. If we break our bone, our body knows what to do to heal it, repairs it. If we have a wound or a cut, our body heals it. But we were never taught that we could become our own healers. And so I still think, like, right now, it's still a little bit of a foreign concept, but as this world of, like quantum healing is now waking up, we're understanding, understanding, okay, you know, what kind of done with the system of diagnoses and diagnosing. If we understand that we have a physical body, but there's also an energetic body that stands behind it. And now we understand through science that every single cell has its own frequency. Okay. And if you think about an orchestra, if there's one instrument in the orchestra, call it a violin, that's off tune now, that's a cell in your body. The whole orchestra is going to go.