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Azeem Ali on Iridology, the Electric Body, Rhythm as Health, Crystallization of Trauma, & much more!
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This week we are joined by Azeem Ali. We started off with a beautiful description of Health as Rhythm, taking a Steiner's approach to its description. We clarified the differences between rhythm and rigidity in structuring one's day. Rhythm being a flow of life, flexibility, fluidity.
We moved into talking about resistance, conflicts, and traumas, and how these events can physically crystallize in the body. Emphasizing the importance of the ever-present now. This circled into a discussion on the electrical aspect of the body, leading to discussions of the pineal gland, piezoelectricity, and the fallacies of the mechanical construct. Of course, we touched on the detrimental components of electromagnetic frequencies and telecommunication systems.
We shifted the conversation to that of the eyes. We talked about Azeem's wealth of knowledge on iridology. We began with a little history of iridology. We then connected it to energy, emotions, crystallizations, the mental plane, etc. We also touched on the notion of the eyes being the microcosm of the body, a great indicator of disease, and how the eyes tell the story!
We finished with a very interesting tangent on vision coming from the inside out, not the outside in.
I hope you enjoy the episode!
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