20th Health Teaching Workshop Feb 24 2015. Subtitles.

(The video started with a sound
byte of a song from AC/DC

followed by Rick’s intro and then 3
minutes of trying to establish audio for)

(E) Can you hear me now ?

(R) Yes, thank you.

Yes, we hear you.

It must have been that AC/DC that
threw us off in the start there.

(They laugh.)

(E) Yeah, the workshop is so powerful.

AC/DC, every one of you, I
know guys, you like this band.

So today we follow with ACDC in our body,

and actually it sends us back to is
like the […] of the band.

And we start with the small intestine, the
main converter of AC to DC and visa versa.

The small intestine is in the
abdominal cavity, as you know,

and it belongs to the Star Formation
inside of the abdominal cavity.

This is the first slide, yes.

And they are nanocoated pipes in this
Star Formation that is between the liver,

stomach, spleen, output system, pancreas,
and the end of the large intestine.

Actually in the small intestine are nano
coated pipes inside of that Star Formation

And the vector of the movement
of that Star Formation

– what we call the B-Z –
is faced right-to-left.

And most movements inside of that Star
Formation,

as you saw in the previous workshop,

are also turning, spinning,
in a right- to-left direction.

Next slide.

This slide illustrates the
embryology of the small intestine.

It originates from the
midgut of the embryo.

If you remember from the previous workshop

from the same gut our stomach originates,
but from the foregut.

Our small intestine comes from the midgut.

And from the beginning,
as you see, it starts

to make some kind of loops all the time.

Actually that nanocoated
pipe always makes a loop

inside of our abdomen
cavity from the beginning.

And that loop is also spinning and
twisting in the same direction,

right-to-left, but in different angles

depending on the part of the
small intestine,

because also there are different levels
in the abdominal cavity.

Actually our small intestine length is
more than six, seven metres in the adult.

So you can imagine how many loops they
make inside of your abdominal cavity.

Even from the beginning
they start and continue to

make additional loops inside
of the abdominal cavity.

And don’t forget, they are nanocoated.

Next slide.

The next slide shows exactly the way of
the spinning of the small intestine.

After the stomach starts the duodenum.

This is the first part
of our small intestine.

The duodenum starts after the
pyloric sphincter, the pyloric muscle pump

which closes the stomach,

and when the food is already in liquid
state and has gone out of the stomach

through the pylorus, the pyloric sphincter
closes.

And after that the liquid matter
state goes into our small intestine.

The first place is the duodenum.

In the duodenum area, bile juice and
pancreatic juice just come

through the wall into the intestine

and they support the absorption and

chemical digestion of
the liquid matter state.

And, as you see, after the duodenum,
the shape of the small intestine

is similar to the shape of a
snake from beginning to the end.

In anatomical language we
separate the different levels

of the small intestine
with different names

because more-or-less they have different
structure inside of the epithelium.

And this is not by coincidence.

You will see during the
explanation of the workshop

why we have different kinds of epithelium,

different representations
of that epithelium

through the length of our small intestine.

So the beginning is our duodenum,
then we have the jejunum, and then ileum.

After the ileum the
large intestine starts.

Actually the shape of our intestines is
like a snake but also like a spiral.

Next slide.

This is a schematic representation
of the way the small intestine

turns and makes a specific
shape in our abdominal cavity.

As you see, the shape is similar to
the shape of the hemispheres of the brain

and also the shape of the new
small reactor device that Armen made.

If you compare the left
and right side of that slide,

you see that the coil in Armen’s reactor

is like the intestines,

and the large intestine is like
the outer core of Armen’s reactor.

So if we take a large picture of the whole
abdominal cavity with large and small

intestines, they themselves represent the
conversion of the AC to DC and visa versa.

Also we have the same
repetitive model

inside of the walls of the
small and the large intestine,

but inside the shape of the abdomen
is a repetitive model

of Armen’s new reactor.

This is a configuration of
the small intestine,

how they make a shape and loops like
a snake and like a coil

(K) Excuse me, Eliya,

(EK) Yes?

(K) You’re going too fast.

(EK) Okay, sorry. No problem.

(K) Needs to slow down ;
we can’t catch up.

(E) Okay, no problem, sir.

Okay.

I will repeat myself slowly :

Inside of the abdomen area is a repetitive
model of Armen’s new reactor.

This is the shape of the small intestine.

As you see, the large
intestine goes around it.

Inside is the coil of Armen’s new reactor,
and outside is the large intestine,

which is the cylinder of Armen’s reactor.

Actually in a wider view, this is again a
repetitive model

of the transformation of AC to DC.

Now we have the same model in of
the wall of our small intestine.

Next slide.

This is a cross-section of our
intestine and a longitudinal section.

As you see, they are nanotubes
with different kinds of layers.

We again have a repetitive
model with layering on the wall,

with connective tissue, different
direction of the muscle layers,

then we have the epithelium,

and the layers of the vessels and nerves.

And as you see in the left corner, this
is the flow of the liquid matter state.

In the cross - section you see again

the repetitive model of the picture
of principal matter,

transitional matter, and the outer core
of the main picture of Mr Keshe

in representation of
different states of matter.

This is a repetitive model
all over our body.

And as you see on the
left side in the cross-section,

the intestines inside the
epithelium make different shapes.

And also this is seen in the epithelium
cells and the different shapes of

the small structure of the wall of
the epithelium – this is the villus.

Actually, within our intestines we
have different shapes of villi.

The villus is the absorption
place where all the nutrients formation

go inside of the wall of
the small intestine.

From the beginning, the duodenum,
to the end of the small intestine,

also we have different diameters

of the small intestine, and
they have the ability to make

different shapes during
the peristaltic wave.

So we have nanocoated pipes
in our small intestine,

and this nanocoated pipes
have all the layers of the matter state,

and also they are able to make

different kinds of shapes during
the peristaltic wave.

Next slide.

This is another schematic view

and I thank one of the followers

of Keshe foundation for
the more technical pictures.

He made them before, so I asked him for
their use because they are very good

representations of the layering of the
wall of the intestines, as you see.

The first one to compare is the
picture of the different layers

inside of the wall along the section
of the small intestine tube.

On the more technical point of view
you see how even each layer contains

different layering inside,

as he represents in his 3-D model
of the layering.

On the right side you see
the cross-section

of the small intestine
and, as you remember

from the previous workshop,
we have a vortex movement

inside of our small intestine.

Exactly as the black hole which
sucks the energy inside,

we have the same movement
inside of our intestines.

And they move the matter by means of
vortices from the top to the bottom.

Actually, again, a very good
3-D model of the same outer.

If you compare the pictures
of the small intestine,

they represent only the inside
of the small intestine.

But if you consider that that wall of the
small intestine also has nanolayering,

this is the same representation as his
3-D model of the layering as a whole.

I just make that comparison
to make it easier

for you technical minds
to understand how

our body has the structure of layering and
to make a vortex – same repetitive model.

If you remember from the previous
workshop, we compared the working

of the digestive system to a black
hole and its gravity gain inside.

So today we will make a slightly
different analogy for the small intestine

and a different kind of movement
inside of nature.

Next slide.

This is actually two videos of 3-D models
of different kinds of movement of matter.

The first is a representation
of the movement

of a snake, and as
you see, this is the long mouvement,

through the longitudinal vector,

movement around the centre like a spiral.

Our DNA has the same movement.

Our intestines have the same movement.

If you compare the tube
inside of the that shape,

this is our villus inside
of our intestines.

And when they move, they
make that kind of vortex movement

inside all of the small intestine.

This is one part of the movement.

The second video is an infinitive model

of representation of movement
with sixty-four parts.

And you see in this 3-D model what
kind of shape it will finally reach.

This is the shape just beginning to
organise the vortex, and then

you close the vortex, the beginning of the
spiral and the end of the spiral.

And if you remember from the
previous slide you saw that

the whole of the inside of our intestines
have the same spiral shape

that starts from the beginning
of the digestive system

from our oesophagus and ends at the
end of our large intestine.

But this is the same repetitive
model in our small intestine.

So we have in the wall of
our intestines different kinds

of directions of movement during
the two different vectors.

And if you remember how our B-Z faces
in that Star Formation, you will not be

surprised why we have that kind of
movement of the wall of our intestines.

Next slide.

Next are two videos of the peristaltic
waves inside of our digestive system.

The first one is the modelling
of that peristaltic wave.

So actually the peristaltic
waves starts from our pharynx.

If you remember the previous workshop,
they begin through our oesophagus, then

stomach, then duodenum, small intestine,
large intestine, and to the end.

Just notice how the movement
of the wall, part-by-part

you have the widening and
the narrowing of the wall.

If you remember when we spoke about it,
we need that because it makes a gradient

between two parts, and as this explanation
continues, you will understand why.

On the right video,
this is the actual video of

the peristaltic wave inside of our
intestines during an operation.

And as you see, they have a specific
movement, and if you compare

that movement to the movement of a
snake, it is completely the same.

You can see that comparison
in the next slide

with three videos of the
movements of snakes.

Actually our intestines represent
the movement of snakes

because the locomotion of a snake is
very complicated,

it's not a simple as we think.

The first video is a real snake and
how this real snake just moves.

As you see, this is just
slightly sliding on the surface,

but actually this is not sliding.

You will understand in the 3D model videos

This is because of another mechanism.

If you put a snake on a completely flat
surface or in liquid,

she will not be able to move like that.

Okay, this is the 3-D model.

If you compare it with the previous video,
you have the same movement

as in our intestines, completely,
as you see.

One part of the snake touches the
surface, the other one is far away.

If we compare this with other
modelling of the Kf Tech,

this is like you gain the gravity,
gap, gain the gravity, gap.

Where the snake touches the
surface is gaining the gravity

this is a heavy place
for touching the surface.

Where it is far away from
the surface is the gap.

So this means you have one cell
to gain gravity and

another one is the gap, where it
actually gains the repulsion – magnetical.

And that’s why you are able to have
a vector of current between the gravity

and repulsion like two cells
next to each other

in the same way that the snake moves.

In one place where the
snake gains the gravity

inside of the body touching the surface.

The next one, as you see,

is the completely opposite movement ;
this is nothing,

empty place, no touching the surface
– the same way our intestines move.

And when you see the video with
the five snakes, this is like

several loops of our intestines,
how they move all the time.

It is not only one part of our intestines
that move, they move all the time.

There are seven metres and
all these seven metres move.

Next slide.

This is a representation of the shape
of a snake

and how the snake is able to move.

And there is a kind of snake
that is able to fly,

and you know there are snakes
that are able to swim.

And how is it possible if they have
the same shape and that shape

supports them to move on a solid surface
and how do they change the shape

to be able to swim and to be able to fly ?

And, as you see,
in the middle of that slide,

the shape of the intestines are
like a snake.

And also liquid passes through all the
shapes and length of our intestines.

In some places we gain gravity, we gain
matter, the same way as the snake moves.

Also you see, the snakes, are able,
because of the shape of the ribs,

to change the cross- section of the body.

And when the snake changes the
cross-section of the body,

regarding that shape, she is able to pass
through different states of matter.

So she is able to pass through air and
also she is able to pass through water.

This is only because she is able to change
the cross-section, the shape, of her body.

This is a video representation
of how a snake is able to fly.

(Video plays.)

Narrator : There are five species
of snakes in the Malaysian jungles

that are able to transform their
skeletons to glide through the air.

A study has revealed exactly
how these gliding snakes

contort their bodies to
cover a lot of ground.

When it leaps off a high tree
branch, it rotates its ribs

forwards and upwards making
its body double in width.

This transforms it into a much flatter,

aerodynamic shape similar
to an aeroplane wing.

It moves its head back
and forth, which passes

waves down its body like
it’s swimming in air.

Professor Jake Sosha carried
out the study by creating

a plastic copy of the snake’s
cross- section and placed it in

tank of flowing water and
gathered data on the way

the water moves around it using
lasers and high-speed cameras.

[video ends.]

As you saw in that video,
they said that when

the snake changes the
shape – and as you saw

in the previous slide,
the shape is exactly

of the Star Formation when

from the round shape becomes like the
shape of a Star Formation

– then the snake is
able to move in the air

because she changed
the gravity to different

places in her body,
changed the mass.

So what she actually
did was make a gapping.

Gapping between the mass –
gravity–and repulsion – magnetism.

And because she is able to do that –
because she is changing the shape

of the body – she is able to pass
through different states of matter.

So what does this mean?

She is able to transform AC to DC
and visa versa, and simultaneously.

In the next slide you can see the movement

of the snake, how she
moves, why she moves.

On the right side you see all the
pictures of the movement inside of

our intestines, how our intestines
are able to make a contraction.

So what does this mean,
‘to make a contraction’?

To put force inside.

So this means to take the AC and
convert that AC to movement.

And why do we need that movement?

To push the liquid that we have
inside of our body to the next part.

And what we actually do in the making
of those contraction and relaxation

areas one after another is we make
the same thing, we make the gapping.

We make the action and relaxation,
action and relaxation.

When we contract an area we gain gravity.

When we relax we make sure that
the next one will be movement.

So during the gapping we
have a relaxation point.

This is like how Mr.

Keshe has that kind of
explanation of a fish in a tank.

We collect, and then that
fish in the tank starts

to react, so DC becomes
AC and vise versa.

Even in the analysis
of the movement in our

intestines, we convert AC
to DC all the time, and

because of that our
intestines are able to move

– and probably to fly
– in the same manner.

Because, as you see, the snake
is sustainable herself and

so is able to pass through
different kinds of state of matter.

0:30:38 Actually our intestines
contain not only liquid

matter state, they contain
also the gas matter state.

And during the absorption,
they convert that

matter state to the GANS,
and then vise versa.

So actually our intestines, because of
that conversion of AC to DC, even through

the wall, are able to pass through
different kinds of states of matter.

And actually on the right corner of
the slide is a representation of the

several peristaltic waves and how
the gapping occurs – gap – relax.

This means you have contraction, then
relaxation, contraction, then relaxation.

During the contraction
you initiate the AC,

and during the relaxation
you collect the DC.

So actually in the borderline
between the contraction

area and the relaxation area
you convert AC to DC, and

vise versa, in that borderline
between those two states

of the movement inside the
wall of the small intestine.

Next slide.

0:32:06 As everything is happening
inside the epithelium of our small

intestine, this slide represents
to you different kinds of villi.

A villus is the invagination of the
epithelium inside of the small intestine.

On the left side you see
different shapes of the

villus that we have
inside of the intestine.

On the right side you see
different shape of coral.

Actually the villus and the
image of the shape of the

villus is very similar to the
different shapes of coral.

Even they have a same structure
to absorb the matter inside.

We have conical villus as one shape and
also we have a tongue-like-shaped villa.

It is interesting to know
that the tongue-shaped

villi are in the beginning
of the intestines.

As you know, whenever
we have the tongue

shape, it is like a
shortcut to our thalamus.

And in Chinese medicine, the small
intestine belongs to the heart meridian.

They are a yang hotness, and the heart
is meridian is the yin hotness.

And as you see – and I repeated
it to you in the previous

workshop–the tongue in our mouth
is the sensor organ of our heart.

So even from the
beginning of our

intestines, we have a
tongue-shaped villus.

This is the absorption point,
the receptor point

in the epithelium of the small intestine.

Actually that’s why, mostly
in the East, everyone says

that what you eat, that kind
of emotions you produce.

Even nature gives us signs
that this is exactly so.

Next slide.

0:34:30 This slide shows the
anatomical structure of the inside

of the intestines, epithelium,
and the structure of the villus.

actually the villus is the main structure
inside of the small intestine.

It’s covered by an epithelium
of different kind of cells.

And not only do the villi have
different shapes, the different

epithelium cells have different shapes
throughout the small intestine.

Why is that?

Because the cells are the main point for
absorption of the matter state, and when

you have a specific
shape it attracts

specific matter for
absorption by that cell.

We are able to have more
cuboidal cells, more

plate [squamous] cells,
and because of different

shapes of the cells in
that part of the small

intestine, we absorb
specific nutrients there.

And if we speak about the deeper
states of matter, it means that,

in different part of our intestines
we accept different GANSes,

because even from the shapes of
cells, we are able to recognise

what kind of GANS those cells
are able to accept and convert.

0:36:05 In the cross-section of the villus
you see it is a cylindrical invagination.

Inside you again have a repetitive
model of different states of matter.

If you look, this is very similar to
a cylindrical shape of a reactor.

Outside you have a core, then
you have a gap where the

nutrients actually pass from
the cells to the circulation.

In the middle, in green,
is the lymph vessel.

And the round part, like a
head around the lymph vessel,

is the circulatory system from
the artery and vein parts.

And we need to have the
lymph system inside

of the artery and blood
vessels – and they

cover the lymph vessel
like a head – because

the lymph accepts only
fat from the cells.

And what is the fat here?

This is the CO2, this is the carbon.

And as you see, in the middle we
have an acceptance for the CO2, the

carbons, and around it we have blood
from the artery part and the vein part.

And as you know, the artery
blood is the connection

for us to the emotional
part of the brain.

Inside we have a lymph cell
that contains the CO2.

This is exactly a representation
model for our CO2 kit.

This is constructed in the same way.

Next slide.

0:38:02 This is the absorption of
different nutrients in our intestine.

As you see on the left side of
the slide, we accept different

kinds of nutrients in different
parts of the small intestine.

As I told you, we have different shapes
of villi and different shapes of our

cells, which actually determine what
kind of material we are able to take in.

So on the right side, this is the cell.

And you see through the lumen
in the small intestine,

we accept amino acid, carbohydrates,
fat, and also minerals.

Fats go directly to the lymphatic
system, to the lymphatic capillary, and

the carbohydrates and the proteins
go inside of the blood capillary.

Even inside of the cells we already
have separation of the materials.

They do not all go together because
they have different meanings

and different structures, and they
are used for different things.

And as you know, on the
top of your CO2 kit

you absorb and you are
able to collect what?

Proteins and fats.

This is because of that.

Next slide.

0:39:43 This is the
representation of which kinds of

minerals and ions we take
into the intestine walls.

Here, on the left side,
is a representation of the natrum,

This is the sodium-hydrogen pump.

For every sodium that goes in, we
take out the energy of hydrogen.

And the chlorine exchanges
with the bicarbonate.

Inside of the cell we
have the same reaction

for bicarbonate and
bicarbonate acid,

the same as in the lungs
and in the cells of the lung,

and inside of the kidney
and stomach walls.

0:40:44 Actually CO2 is
the triggering system for

most of the pomp of exchanging
ions in our cells.

Whatever ions exchange in different
parts of cells in our body,

the representation of that chemical
reaction of the carbolic acid is presented.

On the left side you also
see that we exchange the

ions between the lumen
of the small intestine.

So this means that we already
make the current between

the lumen of the intestines
and inside of the cells.

Also we have a pump function between the
cells, and as you see, this causes the

pumping system of the potassium and the
sodium in connection with the next cell.

And this releases organic phosphor.

So what this means is when
we convert the AC to DC, we

inform the next cell what we’ve
done already with this cell.

But also we have a fingerprint to
our DNA with this organic phosphor.

So actually because we have this gradient
between potassium and sodium between

two cells, we get the peristaltic wave
along the entire wall of the intestines.

So as you see, you convert AC to DC
inside the cell, but also between

two next cells, actually in the
borderline between the two next cells.

0:42:27 In the middle of that
slide is an illustration

of what happens with water
in our small intestine.

And as you see the water is
very connected with sodium.

However much sodium/natrium
we have in the concentration

of sodium, that much we accept or
not accept water.

Because of that we get different
states and pH of our intestines

– like we have a liquid stool
or we have a normal stool.

This is the connection
between water and sodium.

Just remember that
picture because in the

next slide you'll see
why this is important.

And don’t forget that water
is connected with natrium

(sodium) but natrium is connected
with hydrogen, and also

hydrogen is connected with the
carbolic acid pump and

how much it is able to produce
hydrogen or to dissolve the CO2.

Just remember that, and you'll see why
I pointed your attention to that slide.

0:44:00 Next is a video presentation
of how a tree works and

a comparison between the tree and
the wall of our intestines.

Please give your attention to this video.

0:44:15 [Video plays.

]Narrator of the video: Sometimes
the simplest questions have

the most amazing answers, like
‘How can be trees be so tall?

’ It’s a question that doesn’t
even seem like it needs an answer.

Trees just are tall.

Some of them are over a hundred metres.

Why should there be a height limit?

I’ll tell you why: Trees need
to transport water from their

roots up into their topmost
branches in order to survive.

And that is no trivial task.

There is a limit to the height that
water can be sucked up a tube.

It’s ten metres.

If you suck on a long vertical straw, the
water will go no higher than ten metres.

At this point there will be a
perfect vacuum at the top of

the straw, and the water will
start to boil spontaneously.

For a tree to raise water a
hundred metres, it would

have to create a pressure
difference of ten atmospheres.

How would trees do that?

When I first posed this
conundrum, a lot of

people said the answer
is transpiration, and

that’s when water
evaporates from the leaf,

pulling up the water
molecules behind it.

And that’s clearly a mechanism
at tree can use to create

suction, but it doesn’t help us
overcome this ten metre limit.

Hank in a bar in the video: The
lowest a pressure can go is a pure

vacuum, which I imagine is not happening
inside of tree leaves, right?

Narrator: Right, Hank.

So you might suspect that a tree does not
contain continuous straw-like tubes.

Mad Scientist guy in the video: The
tree effectively has valves in it.

So you don’t have a column of water.

Unseen man drawing in the
video: This big tube –

what you’re saying – needs
to be filled with water.

It’s actually made up of cells.

Narrator: Although these
are good speculations,

they don’t turn out
to be correct.

Scientists who study trees
find that the xylem tubes that

transport water do contain
a continuous water column.

So how else could trees transport
water from the roots to the leaves?

Hank: They don’t suck,
they don’t use a vacuum.

Narrator: Okaaay, so how do they do it?

Hank: Squeezing a tube; it’s like
you’re squeezing a tube all the way up.

There’s little tree muscles in there.

[A woman at a table in the bar laughs.

] 0:46:01 Narrator: Besides
being a giantwaste of energy,

all of the cells that make
up the xylem tubes are dead.

[Narrator begins to propose
various speculative

answers:] What about
osmotic pressure?

If there’s more solute
in the roots than in the

surrounding soil, water would
be pushed up the tree.

But some trees live in
mangroves where the water

is so salty that osmotic
pressure actually

acts in the other direction,
so the tree needs

additional pressure to
suck water into the tree.

Then it must be capillary action.

The thinner the tube the
higher the water can climb.

But the tubes in a tree are too wide.

At twenty to two
hundred micrometres in

diameter, water should
rise less than a metre.

So how do trees do it?

Well, one of the assumptions we
made is wrong: Hank in the video:

The lowest a pressure can go is a
pure vacuum – pure vacuum – pure

vacuum—Narrator: In a gas, this is
true; when you eliminate all of the

gas molecules the pressure is zero,
and you have a perfect vacuum.

But in a liquid you can
go lower than zero

pressure and actually
get negative pressures.

In a solid we would think
of this as ‘tension’.

This means that the molecules are pulling
on each other and their surroundings.

As the water evaporates from the pores
of the cell wall, they create immense

negative pressures of minus fifteen
atmospheres in an average tree.

Think about the air-water interface at
the pore: There is one atmosphere of

pressure pushing in, and negative fifteen
atmospheres of suction on the other side.

So why doesn’t the meniscus break?

Because the pores are tiny, only two
to five nanometres in diameter.

At this scale, water’s high
surface tension ensures the

air-water boundary can withstand
huge pressures without caving.

As you move down the tree, the pressure
increases up to atmospheric at the roots.

So you can have a large pressure
difference between the top and the

bottom of the tree because the
pressure at the top is so negative.

Narrator’s trick double: But hang on!
If the pressure at the top

is negative fifteen atmospheres,
shouldn’t the water be boiling?

Narrator: Yes.

Yes it should.

But changing phase from liquid to
gas requires activation energy, and

that can come in the form of a
nucleation site, like a tiny air bubble.

That’s why it’s so important that the
xylem tubes contain no air bubbles.

And they can do this
because, unlike a straw,

they’ve been water-filled
from the start.

This way water remains
in the meta-stable

liquid state when it
really should be boiling.

It’s just like [the
way] super-cooled water

remains liquid even
though it should be ice.

So you could say that the water
in a tree is ‘super-sucked’

because it remains liquid
at such negative pressures.

0:48:28 And why are trees moving
all this water up the tree?

I want you to guess.

Say it out loud.

Double: For photosynthesis?

Narrator: Actually no.

Less than one percent of the water
is used in photosynthetic reaction.

Any other ideas?

Double: Okay, what about growth?

Narrator: Well, five percent of the
water is used to make new cells.

Double: So what happens to the other
ninety-five percent of the water?

Narrator: It just – evaporates.

For each molecule of carbon
dioxide a tree takes

in, it loses hundreds
of molecules of water.

Double: Woah!Narrator: Can you
believe how amazing this is?

Trees create huge negative
pressures of tens of

atmospheres, by evaporating
water through nanoscale

pores, sucking water up a
hundred metres in a state

where it should be boiling
but it can’t because

the perfect xylem tubes
contain no air bubbles just

so that most of it can
evaporate in the process

of absorbing a couple
molecules of carbon dioxide!I

will never look at trees
the same way again.

0:49:27 [End of video.

](EK) So as you saw, the tree
takes several molecules of CO2

and releases a huge amount
of water, and the scientists

make a measurement that the
transformation of different

kinds of states of matter need
different kinds of pressure.

But, as you see, gas needs zero pressure,
so what this means about the GANS?

The GANS will be more than plus.

So if you compare the mechanism
that the tree does to the

villus inside of the intestines,
it is completely the same

for the equilibrium inside of
the reaction of the carbolic

acid, and the relation with
the hydrogen and the water.

0:50:38 Actually we have the same
mechanism inside of the villus and

also the shape of the villus, the
containment inside, like a centrum

point, the aliphatic vessels – this
is your CO2 – and a round ‘head’ of

the blood vessels where they transform
the different kinds of GANSes.

Actually the transformation of
GANSes starts inside of our cells.

And as you saw in the tree, for several
molecules of CO2, the tree releases a huge

amount water in a different state because
of the pressure inside of the tree.

And, if you imagine the
same shape of the tree,

if you imagine the
movement of the snake and

why the snakes are able
to pass through different

states of matter, and
if you compare it with

the CO2 kit and make the
same shape – a CO2 kit

in the shape of a snake
and movement of the

snake – comparing the
different cells – how to

collect the DC in one
cell and to transform

it to AC in another cell
and become a movement

– when you compare the
CO2 kit how for several

molecules of CO2 that you
accept from the air,

you are able to release a
huge amount of water,

then you will get an
idea of the completely

representative model of
that CO2 kit like a blank

stem cell, which is the
repetitive model in

all of our body, even
in our small intestine.

0:52:33 So nature in our
body and all the kingdoms

before us – like animals,
and like plants – have

the same representative
model of the structure and

the movement and the
transforming of matter in us.

So that is all for me.

If you have questions please ask me.

And thank you for your attention.

Vince: Thank you Eliya.

That was a very good presentation.

Rick: Thank you.

Thank you Eliya.

Amazing.

Okay, do we have any questions from our
Skype crew or from the Livestream.

There was one question that
was already answered in

the Livestream regarding
the amino acids and GANS,

which maybe you can briefly
explain, Eliya, about—

Let me see how the question
was actually worded.

The question was: ‘Rick,
can you please ask Mr.

Keshe if we can take the amino
acids against my chronic

heart muscle inflammation
and how I must do that.

Thank you very much.

’ And then Vince answered.

‘Sebastion, Mr.

Keshe cannot advise to take any
of the amino acids or GANS.

So maybe you could just explain
a little about that Eliya.

That’s the amino acids formed
on the top of the CO2 kits.

I believe that’s what we’re speaking of.

(EK) Yeah.

They are useful, but as we say up
to the moment we do—(MK) Eliya.

(EK) Yeah?

(MK) This is not a topic to discuss
if they’re talking about the

amino acid from the CO2 kit
until we complete our research.

If they are talking about
other kinds of amino acids

that you can buy from
different pharmaceuticals

or other organisations, as
a doctor, please pass a

comment, not about the
amino acid on the CO2 kit.

Because some people will think
they can eat it or whatever, and

we have not got any information
to release that they can do so.

Rick: Right.

So, just to clarify that.

(EK) I just wanted to say the same thing.

Thank you sir.

This is my opinion too.

Rick: Great.

Thank you.

(MK) The thing is that when the
Institute opens up and we do

the research and examination of
the amino acids that we have

created on the surface of the
CO2 and other GANSes, then we

will release the information as
papers, as we have always done.

Before then we cannot make
any recommendation or

comment as part of the
technology under development.

0:56:06 There are those who are
waiting in the wings for a chance

to accuse us, ‘You told them
and you said to do’, whatever.

So we do not suggest or
imply to use any kind of

these materials, any of
the materials, unless

we release research
papers or it has been

authorised by the health
authorities to be used.

(RC) Okay, thanks for that clarification.

(SK) I have some questions,
but they are not directly

related to the intestines
– or maybe they are.

I wanted to ask about
scurvy, because there are

some animals like humans
and guinea pigs who

cannot synthesise vitamin
C in our bodies,

according to the present
teachings of the science.

So what really causes scurvy,
and what can we do on a

long-term space trip to avoid
a problem like scurvy?

(EK) Different kinds of vitamins are
absorbed in different parts of our body.

The body itself is able to
produce some kinds, some kinds

we just get from the vegetables
and other food that we eat.

But I think now it’s very
late to describe the vitamin

absorption, because they’re
slightly different.

So if you don’t mind, Sandor, just
to keep that question for the

next Workshop, then there will be
a more complete answer for it.

0:58:06 (SK) Thank you.

I was not sure if it fits into this
subject, so okay for another time.

(EK) Yeah, because we have not
reached the point to be able to more

easily layer the knowledge for people
to be more able to understand that.

Okay?

(SK) Thank you.

(EK) Yeah, thank you too.

(RC) Okay.

Are there any other questions
for Eliya before Mr.

Keshe’s description and talk?

(EK) I think it is
better just to go to Mr.

Keshe because I could wander
with explanations, you know?

(RC) Right on.

Okay.

Let’s move right into Mr.

Keshe.

(EK) Yeah.

Thank you very much.

(RC) Thank you Eliya.

(MK) [Reading from his computer.

] I think you can answer the question.

It says:.

‘What has the intestine to
do with the immune system.

’A lot.

Maybe we’ll come back
at the end of this

presentation, if you can
come back to this question.

Your immune system does
not work, you have

no immune system, if
you have no intestine.

The reason for it – maybe we can answer
now and then we go back to explanation

of it later – your immune system is
the energy which, in a GANS-state

but in a plasmatic condition, is
transferred through the wall of the

intestine to the lymph and through the
blood circulation and neuro charges.

1:00:06 This lymph that has
received the energy from

the intestine gets sucked
into the bone structure.

And then the lymph, which
is sucked through the bone

structure at a certain
strength, by crossing the wall

of the bone adds to and becomes
part of the bone marrow,

and by the suction and
circulation of the blood

from the ends of the bone,
the lymph, in the forms of

Tcells and Bcells and other
forms or shapes, Tfours

and the rest that they
become later on, are sucked

into the blood circulation
and into the lymph system.

So the stronger the plasmatic magnetic
fields are absorbed or extracted

by the lymph from the walls or
inside the intestines where the

food goes through it dictates the
strength of the lymph and the immune

system, which at the end is
produced and delivered to the body.

The total operation of your immune system
is partially and basically dependent on

the absorption of the plasmatic- magnetic
fields by the lymph from your intestine.

1:02:00 And when the absorption changes
or the rate of the flow of the

plasmatic-magnetic field that is
energy changes from the intestine

to the lymph, you'll find out if
it’s weakened you'll have a weakened

immune system because the lower-strength
lymphs cross the wall and in

turn you have a lower immune system
because the strength of the bone

marrow and what comes out as part
of the immune system and the blood

system and the lymph nodes and the
lymph circulation in the body would

not be there to be able to overcome
stronger fields like infections.

You’ve got to understand
a simple principle:.

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]So what you digest
in the form of

gravitational-magnetic
fields from the food

through your stomach conversion through
GANS, through the plasmatic magnetic field

that strengthens or
passes its energy to the

lymph in crossing the
bone wall dictates

the strength of even the white cells and
even the immune system in your body.

Understand the difference between
the white cells and the red cells

then understand the difference
between the lymph and white cells.

1:04:00 It’s very much like
a lighting dimmer effect:.

When you have a dimmer the more current
you allow, the brighter light you get.

So lymphs and the white
cells – what we call

white cells – show and
manifest themselves

in that form because they carry high-power
energy plasmatic-magnetic field strength.

And the only way you add or
increase the strength of the

cells as immune systems is
through the digestive system.

But then what fields you extract from the
intestines depends very much on how well

your intestines operate
and in what environment

you live, because
everything that Dr.

Eliya explained up to now
is correct, but this

is a biological process
that can be explained.

But what your intestines allow to pass the
walls into the lymph is dictated by the

gravitational-magnetic field of the centre
core that we call the stomach area.

And then this gravitational-magnetic
field itself is dictated by

the gravitational-magnetic field
of the environment you’re in.

If you live in a hot area or a cold
area, different gravitational-magnetic

fields are created by the
environment around the stomach.

It affects the same condition
that was explained.

It affects the strength
of the amino acids,

which are part of the
structure of your lymph.

And it affects what they allow to
be absorbed from the intestine.

Then this dictates the habits of what
you eat in what environment you live.

1:06:08 The environment
you live in creates

a field extraction
directly on your lymphs.

And the lymphs directly dictate
internally what they need to extract from

the food that is in the intestines
according to the outside environment.

And then you pass this knowledge
or energy through your lymph to

your bone marrow, which dictates the
strength of your immune system.

We have discussed this
very recently with Armen.

There are cases like cancer
when you see expansion of

the belly, and the doctors
extract the liquid of the

stomach because it expands
like a pregnancy and puts

pressure on the skin and
the patient is in pain.

When this process starts and you
take the liquid from the stomach

out, you have guaranteed the
death sentence! Why is this?

Doctors do not understand
that there are certain

parts of the operation
of the body that cannot

be interfered with, one
is the lymph nodes and

one is the liquid in the
layer of the stomach.

This liquid layer is part of the lymph.

It gets pushed through the bone and the
bone marrow becomes the immune system.

When you extract that
liquid, you’re extracting

the most powerful
part of the material

needed to cross the wall from part of
the immune system to fight the disease.

Now if you deprive the
system of it, how do

you expect the body
to fight the disease?

You have taken the weapon
away from it, you have taken

the muscle away from it, how
do you expect it to fight.

How do you expect it to
deliver stronger fields

than the fields of the
infection or the cancer.

This is what the world of
medicine has not understood.

In a way, when you come to cancer cases,
especially in cases where they extract

the liquid from the stomach, you have
already written the death sentence.

It’s just a matter of time.

The smallest infection will
cause death, because the

right strength from the
stomach is not absorbed to be

added to the lymph that the
lymph needs to deliver

through the bone to the bone
marrow and immune system.

This is the same position
as when you eat food – as

we explained last week –
the intestines are part

of the operation of the
physical side of the human

being, not the emotional
and essence of Creation.

So in the processing of what
you eat the stomach changes it

into a GANS-state and now these
GANSes are fully charged.

Pancreas and other liquids that get
added into the GANSes that are coming

from the stomach allow and give a standard
of what is needed to be extracted.

1:10:10 Then, with instructions
from the parathyroid

glands, with instructions from
the thalamus, then the body

decides which materials are
going to be extracted in

gravitational- magnetic field
strength from the intestine.

The intestine is a conversion
of plasmatic-magnetic

fields of the GANS
of the matter

into a gravitational-magnetic
field crossing

the wall adding to the
liquid of the lymph.

But at the same time this process allows
the GANS conversion of the energy into

matter due to the gravitational field
within the structure of the stomach.

This production in the stomach in the
abdominal cavity, is the exact replication

of the process that we spoke about of
the creation of liquid in the lung.

There is no difference.

It’s the same process,
where the body

produces it’s own liquid
and if it produces

too much, it leads to water in the lung,
the same process is repeated back through

the conversion of the plasmatic- magnetic
field of the materials that are going

through the intestine, crossing the
wall and converting to the matterstate.

1:12:02 So, in totality,
no material ever crosses

the wall of the intestine,
but the conditions

that are created beyond
the wall, in the core of

the stomach dictate how
much liquid is created.

And if you pass through the age
after which the efficiency of

the conversion changes, then the
body creates what we call a

‘storage surplus area’, what we
call ‘fat’, the conversion of the

matters at that point into fat
or into storage for the future.

When you eat meat that is
barbecued, for example, the

smell that goes through your
lungs as you breathe it

in is in the strength of the
material that you swallow,

which then becomes converted
into the GANS-state.

And then in time the energy of the
two will come to interact and then

what you absorbed in your stomach as
a surplus and gravitational-magnetic

field, and what has been absorbed in
the lungs as a gravitational-magnetic

field of the same essence of the same
product, then leads to intelligence.

This is where the physicality and the
emotional part come into operation.

So what you eat and what goes through the
stomach and then goes through the wall of

the intestine to be converted back to
matter at the level that the man needs for

his operation, in conjunction with what
you breath from the food you eat that is

stored in certain places in the brain,
leads to balance for extra intelligence.

1:14:32 That’s why some nations and races
are more intelligent and more sensitive.

This is to do with the food and the
smell and the environment they live in.

When they combine it leads
to intelligence, or at least

certain parts of emotional
behaviour with physicality.

So what is absorbed from the
intestine as gravitational-magnetic

fields from the GANS of the
materials that are produced in the

stomach is the essence of the way
you look, you walk, the materials

that determine for the colour
of your skin, and the rest.

Because then, according
to the environment,

according to the
position in respect

to the gravitational-magnetic field of
the area you are in, in conjunction

with the lymph and parathyroid glands and
thymus, your body decides how you’re

going to look, what you need to be, what
shape, what height, and the rest of it.

So Dr.

Eliya has gone into the physical
construction and how it is.

And the more and more we
go into teachings and Dr.

Eliya and other doctors
that we know are listening

and absorbing the
Knowledge, we see that

more terminologies are
used by the scientists in

bringing the old and the
new together, likeDr.

Eliya explains about the
nanolayering of the stomach.

And now we understand why the stomach
behaves as it does as nothing

can get stuck on it, and the food
literally flows over it, because

even the liquid that is inside
the intestine, as it’s in a

gravitational-magnetic field environment,
behaves like magnetic water.

It is gravitationalised magnetic
water; it behaves like a GANS.

1:16:42 So the GANS materials
don’t stick to each other.

They cannot do because it’s positioning.

They have spheres of magnetic
fields that keep them apart.

It’s like a magnetic repulsion.

So the food in the intestine floats.

And where in the structure of
the body of the intestine the

gravitational-magnetic field of the
food matches the gravitational

field of the wall, the two magnets
interact and the energy is

extracted at that point in the
body and transferred to the lymph.

Then, according to the structure, the
race, and the position in the environment

that we live, in some cultures or races,
we need, let’s say, ten centimetres

to absorb vitamin C, and in some other
cultures we need twenty centimetres

to absorb it because the environmental
magnetic- gravitational fields.

Then if you understand
the psychology of the

sailors who used to
show scurvy and had to

use vitamin C to eradicate
it in the past,

then you understand why
and how it happens.

1:18:10 At sea the position is always
zero, and there is always fear of death,

because there is not a day that a sailor
would not think, ‘What will happen?

Will I see my family?

What would happen if a big wave
hits us over or a hurricane comes?

’ So diseases like scurvy
that show lack of some

vitamins, you have to
understand what these vitamins

mean and where they are
extracted by the body

as plasmatic-magnetic
fields in the intestine.

These are what I call
‘psychosomatic, emotional-physical

manifestation in the
body of the man’.

And, as Dr.

Eliya explained, these conditions are
created due to blood-vessel flows

that carry the emotion in them of
fear of death, fear of uncertainty.

The body cannot adjust so fast to changes.

In time, all men in deep
space will look more-or-less

the same, because we’ll
absorbenergy, and

the environment that is
created within the craft

will decide a continuous
monotonous field.

So, in the long run,
most of the deep-space

travellers will look very
much the same because the

environment and the position
dictates this and what

can be absorbed from the
intestine into the lymph.

1:20:24 In space as we
pass the energy through

a constant, peaceful
environment, it causes

the fields within the
brain and the energy

absorbed by the intestine
to be monotonous.

And monotony brings
balance and uniformity.

This is exactly what
we’ll see in the future.

And, according to our amino acid, it
will totally dictate how we will look.

As I was explaining here yesterday,
most of the astronauts are known

to have a ‘moon face’ because of the
zero-gravity condition in travel.

But in space in a constant
gravitational-magnetic

field that is
one G, as we

will create it, you'll find most of
the men will have a similar shape and

size according to what is decided at the
production of the gravitational-magnetical

Star Formation at the time of
departure, or when they add to it.

So what food you eat very much
partially dictates what is

absorbed to your lymph through
the wall of the intestine.

Mainly it’s dictated by the
gravitational-magnetic field

of the core, what we call ‘the
centre core’, which is the

stomach and the intestines, and the
emotional gravitational-magnetic

field that is created in
the lung and the heart.

And the other core, whichaffects
the area of the stomach is the

reproduction line, which is the
fourth core at the bottom.

1:22:34 So what you absorb from
the food in your intestine

is very much dictated by
your emotional gravitational

field, which is the second
core, which is the heart and

lungs and the fourth, which
sits with your reproduction.

Most deaths come due to the
disability of the reproduction line –

which has never been fully
understood by the world of science.

That’s why women go through menopause.

Going through menopause
creates a different

condition within the
core of the hip.

And then that in turn creates
a gravitational-magnetic

field slightly different than
when it was working before

as a full ovary and womb,
and then it changes the

absorption of the energy from
the intestine into the lymph.

1:23:50 In a way, without the
intestine there is no life.

We explained that the stomach
was positioned where the

matter was converted back to
GANS, to a Star Formation.

Now you converted it, now
it’s the intestine that

decides what is going
to be taken out of it.

And if you don’t have a properly working
intestine, if you have a problem with the

intestine, or you find changes in it,
then it takes the process of your life.

Because this is the point where
now the energy of the stars are

converted back to an energetic
matter that the body can handle.

You cannot feed lettuce to the liver and
you cannot give a carrot to your leg.

This is the position in which without
the intestine there is no life.

You can shorten and strengthen it,
you can do all sorts of things

with it, but you need it to get the
conversion back into monotonous,

homogeneous lymph within a certain
gravitational-magnetic field that

leads to creation and sustaining
the physical part of the body.

You can go into all sorts
of details and show

all kinds of physicalities
and conversion, but

this is all what Man,
always materialistic and

physical, has to explain
something is done.

But the bottom line – if you go
into all the details that Dr.

Eliya showed – is that it’s all the
conversion of plasmatic-magnetic

fields of the GANS that is
going through the body to be

able transfer across the wall
between the condition of the planet

and the vacuum condition of the
sausage of the body of Man.

As I always say, the
body of Man is a tube,

a hollow sausage, and
you cannot cross

anything through it except at the
gravitational-magnetic field energy level.

You try to get a pea through
wall of the intestine.

It won’t be absorbed, it stays as a pea.

You have to convert this energy into
a level that can cross the wall.

Now doctors come up with all
sorts of explanations:.

this is where the vitamin
comes, this is where the

phosphor is done… This is
all part of the structure.

Why do you need phosphor?

Look at the atomic mass of phosphor.

Look at the atomic mass of nitrogen.

Then you'll understand even
why you have the structure

of the phosphor in your
DNA, the spacing of it.

And it all depends on your
DNA, how healthy and what

conversion on your DNA and what
changes are done on your DNA.

It depends totally on what you
absorb in your intestine.

And, at the same time,
if that information

carries that brings a
change and is transferred

into the emotional part through your blood
vessels, it becomes part of your RNA.

And then your DNA is
irrelevant, wherever it is,

because once you have the
RNA fingerprint then the

size and position of the
RNA, in respect to the

fault in your RNA change,
and the DNA changes.

1:28:00 In the future I’ll explain how
important the work of the intestine is.

You take the intestine out, say good-bye
to life in physicality, because you have

no system to convert
the energy into a

matterstate that is
digestible for the body.

It’s very much like you cannot give
soup or steak to a one-day-old child.

You need the breasts of
the mother to convert and

give the milk that the body
of the child can absorb.

The job of the intestine is like that
– converting matter into a state of

energy that the body can use in different
strengths by use of different glands,

converting them back to the material
that is needed, or liquidise it, or

strengthen it as is needed in the
future in different parts of the body.

You don’t look, in a plasmatic condition,
at how the lymph works, how the intestine

works, what is the
structure of the it, how

it’s shaped in different
parts, you look as a

totality what different
shapes and forms are

given as to the lymph
that then can be carried

throughout the body for
its application for

conversion to the
GANS-state of matter.

It becomes a tissue, it
becomes a nail, it becomes a

blood cell, it becomes
part of the immune system.

As much as you need the thalamus to
have the emotional part, you need the

intestine to have the physical part,
and without it there is no life.

1:30:26 Any questions?

(RC) There’s a question from
Miles in the Livestream:.

‘Can you comment on the study
that fasting for three

days can regenerate the
entire immune system?

’(MK) I don't know about that.

What do you do when you fast?

You change the gravitational- magnetic
field environment of your stomach.

You create a new condition.

The whole process of the plasma
and what we call ‘MaGrav’ is to

create a condition to lead to what
MaGrav you have and what you need.

If you can fast for three
days, what do you damage and

what do you activate to
take part to do its work?

In so many ways, look at what fasting
means, as you know in different

religions people fast at different
times and for different lengths.

But what does it bring to you?

1:32:00 I was explaining
yesterday here about

the features of men and
how their food affects

their features and why
you get different faces

according to their diet
and what they absorb.

By fasting you create a point, in a way,
of understanding your own strength.

How much can you stand without food,
just fasting with just water?

And do you become more alert or
does your physical part reprocess

its materials that were not
needed and were hanging around.

During the time of your fasting, by
using your parathyroid glands and

converting it into other things that
were needed, now you start afresh.

Just because you decided
not to eat, your body

hasn’t stopped its
functions, so it has to find

energy somewhere and
convert some materials to

some things that guarantee
its own existence.

(RC) So essentially it
would be burning up the

debris and clogging proteins
and that kind of thing?

(MK) Does it mean it only burns the debris
or does it burn the good material too?

Some of these fastings
are extremely dangerous.

Fasting has to be logical and
psychologically correct.

Some cases when some people go on fast
without understanding what they do,

and they don’t have the physical
capability to do that fast – and some

do very long fasts – in some occasions,
very rare occasions the body

starts eating its own tissue or converting
the tissue or muscle to energy.

And we see this in some rare cases of MS.

If you open your hand,
the curtain between the

thumb and the index finger
usually carries fat.

With the people whose body has begun
consuming itself, one of the first

indications is this tissue, the fibre
in between, becomes totally like skin.

This is a very good indication for
people who have been through this

process or as part of the process of
MS – you see it in some cases of MS.

Because then the body starts
decomposing its own parts to

use the hydrogen and the amino
acids for its energy needs.

That’s what it does.

Because once it degenerates itself,
all it’s going for is hydrogen

to be able to convert it back
into rapid energy production.

And then you start eating
into your muscle tissue.

1:35:35 Any other questions?

(RC) Yeah, there’s another question
from Mike here who says, ‘Do you

need the same intestine if one
absorbs elements at the skin level?

’ (MK) What does that mean?

(RC) Uhm, I think Mike would
have to explain that.

Do you want to explain a
little bit there, Mike?

(MN) Sure.

Good morning Mr Keshe.

Good morning everybody.

(MK) Mmm good evening.

(MN) Good evening.

You were talking about the intestine.

In several Workshops you’ve
also mentioned that eventually

Man could absorb the
elements through the skin.

And then you said all of the organs
that aren’t being used would shrink.

And I was just wondering if the
intestine would be the only thing left?

1:36:36 (MK) It would depend if it still
would go through the digesting or eating.

(MN) Meaning?

I'm not sure if I follow that part.

(MK) If you still use solid materials
to put in our mouth, then we do.

(MN) Okay, got you now.

(MK) You’ve got to go to a point of when
the time comes that Man does not need his

digestive system, the
mouth would close because

he doesn’t need
anything to put in it.

(MN) All right, cool.

(MK) As long as you
have a mouth it means

something has to go inside
the digestive system.

(MN) All right.

That answers that question.

(MK) Thank you very much.

This position with the intestine tube,
as I call, ‘from top to bottom’,

if you understand the process of
it and the motion of magnetic

fields that interact and connect, is
very much like the example we saw

last week with the push on the plate
with two vortices on either end.

One end is the mouth, and the other, in
twist of it, goes through the stomach.

1:38:00 A lot of people think the anus is
just for discarding what you don’t need,

but you’d be amazed how much you receive
through the back passage, the energy.

It’s very much like a north
pole and south pole.

The north pole sits on your head, where
do you think the energy comes from?

But Man hasn’t had the
intelligence to understand it.

As I said, the environment
dictates what you eat

because, if you look what
energy enters the body through

the ground level, why our
food is dictated by the

environment, why our food is
even dictated by how we sit.

You'll find, if you sit
like most of the people

do, on the ground, and
eat, a totally different

behaviour compared to
the people around the

table, or around the
what do you call it?

what they spread on the floor to eat from.

And you'll find totally
different behaviour in

the people who sit around
the table in chairs.

The behaviour changes totally and
the digestion changes totally.

You'll find if you eat and lie
on the floor, sleep on the

ground level, you'll have a
different digestive system

and you'll feel different than
when you live in a high-rise

flat and sleep on a bed
full of iron and springs.

Because the environment
affects your

absorption of the material
and the energies.

1:40:00 (RC) So would you say
in a way the intestine looks

like a brain, and it more-or-
less acts as a brain?

Is it our bottom brain?

(MK) It’s not a brain.

It just knows what you need
because it’s told what to absorb.

(RC) It just responds automatically
to the environment, more-or-less.

(MK) It responds to the environment,
but you have to consider

that it has a watchdog, which
is called the parathyroid

glands, and you’ve got a thymus
which has got a control in

the connection between the
physicality and the emotion part.

And then it has a master
that dictates how much

it can absorb through
the, what do you call?

, fourth cavity in the body [the
abdominal cavity], the hip.

You will find, in the long run if you
start observing, the shape of the

hip a lot of time decides what
people will eat and how they behave.

Forget about the fat, how fat they are and
they have any bones on their hip or not.

It’s the same as with
the shape of the hand:.

the layering of the
hand is very much like

the last layering of
the intestine, because

it’s the last point
that absorbs the energy

into the body, and they
behave the same way.

I always say, ‘If you want to know
who a man is, shake hands with him.

’ Because he knows how
much he takes from you

through the touch, and
what he gives you.

It’s the same way as the behaviour
of what he digests in his stomach.

A lot of people have not
understood the effectiveness

of energy given or taken
through a handshake.

You look and you'll see
the people who shake

hands strongly, weakly,
tip-of-fingers,

halfway, who’s hand
shakes whose, is how much

they take from you and
how much they give you.

1:42:26 And this is, in a
way, a digestive system.

It’s exactly the structure
of the last layer of the

intestine in absorbing
energy to be at the lymph.

When you shake hands with someone, or
when you sleep on the floor, you absorb

energy directly, and then that goes back
into what is going to be converted.

There’s a long way left for Man to
understand the full operation of his body.

Any other questions?

We’re coming to our nearly two hours.

(RC) There was a sort of
brief question from Keyvan:.

‘We need the thymus for
the physicality too?

’ That was regarding a particular
comment earlier, so I'm not sure

if that’s an actual question or
even if it makes sense right now.

Okay, there is a question
about the hands:.

‘What is it that is inside
the palms of the hands?

Like the lines of the hands?

Is that a layering too?

’ And I would sort of add to that:.

What about the idea of people reading
palms and how does that tie in.

What is the tiein there.

1:44:34 (MK) I don't know.

If you can read by the
shape of my stomach who I

am, then the palm of the
hand would be the same.

I don’t believe in these things
because I don’t understand them.

(RC) Okay, lets go back to what you
just said which piqued my interest:.

With the hip you said if
you can tell people’s

eating habits and
so on from the hip.

Then you mentioned it was not the fat
and it was not the bone structure.

Then what’s left that
you see when you see a

hip in the way that
you’re perceiving it?

(MK) The shape and the size of the hip.

Naturally over millions of years
we men have become experts, and

it has become part of our unconscious
for understanding behaviour.

We as human beings, as men, look
who can carry our offspring.

And one of the first things
the minute you see a female

is you look at the size of
the hips, unconsciously.

You look at the size of
the chest, and there’s a

ratio with the hip, and
if that fits for you – it

could be size fifty to
twenty or sixty to ten, it

doesn’t matter – if it fits
into your psychological

pattern of behaviour with
the food and emotion –

in which they’ve found a
special ratio with it now

– then you decide yes, this
is a person who I would

like to have a child
with or be friends with.

And the size and shape of the hip
dictates a lot of unconscious decision-

making, because we’ve done
automatically over millions of years.

1:46:43 So we decide
how the hip moves, the

shape of it, the way it’s
positioned all gives

as to the gravitational-magnetic
field of our

emotion, if we like
to have an offspring.

Mainly it’s with the hip.

And then we look at the breasts
if they can nourish the child.

The whole process of living still
is very much hidden in the

background, but it’s the survival
and guarantee of regeneration.

You can tell a lot if you
look at the MRI of a hip.

You can tell a lot about the
personality and the behaviour.

With the females, by looking at an
MRI or X-ray of the hip, you can

say how many children they’ve had
due to the positioning of the bone.

You can say how they behave
through the structure

and the thickness of
the bone of the hip.

1:48:08 A lot of detailed
examination in the

behaviour, how broad the
hip is, how thin the

bone is, all give you an indication of the
behaviour and the structure of the person.

It’s the same with men.

This is part of the Teaching
we’ll go into in detail in the

Institute when we open up in
the next couple of months.

(RC) Thank you for that.

What else do we have for questions?

Okay, Keyvan is elaborating
on the Livestream.

He says, ‘I rememberMr Keshe
saying that the thymus is

literally responsible for the
state of the physicality.

If the thymus reduces or vanishes
through evolution, then no physicality.

’(MK) Yes, because the
thymus is one of the

sources of the control of
the division of cells.

Most of the B12 that
leads to the division,

which supports the
field radiation by

nitrogen and amino acid, is decided by the
thymus, and so it is the most vital point.

The weaker it gets in
deciding in what strength it

will release B12, dictates
the division and then life.

Then, when the thymus comes
to its dysfunctionality, the

operation and division stays
only with the lymph nodes,

which carry most of the B12
to the division at the cell

point at the organ where they
are positioned there for.

1:50:10 The size changes, reduces,
because then at that time,

it has passed most of the
information into the lymph system.

After we finish with the organs,
then we’ll go into the glands,

and then we’ll go into detail about
the operation of the glands.

Then we’ll bring the glands with the organ
they’re attached to and what they do.

(RC) Okay.

Mr Keshe, could you speak a
little bit about a lot of

people, like myself, have an
allergy to gluten in wheat.

It seems to affect a lot
of people these days.

What it is is the little cilia in
the small intestine basically get

knocked over or wiped out for several
days when someone eats wheat.

And then when you stop eating
wheat they come back again

and start functioning again
as digestive factors.

Do you know anything about
that in terms of your ideas?

(MK) I have studied this for a long time.

I had to look at this because I saw
a child three or four years ago in

Palma, and it was shocking for me such
a young child should suffer this way.

I did a lot of work on it and
studied it very thoroughly.

Actually she was from Belgium.

1:52:00 It’s partially psychological.

Gluten deficiency – and now we see
a lot of ‘Gluten Free’ – and the

destruction of what are like hairs on
the intestine, and it comes back again.

It is like tongues in a way, as Dr.

Eliya was trying to explain.

We have to go back to ask the
question why something that is part

of the body of a man, dies or
disappears and comes back again.

It’s very much like ALS.

Why does a man decide to kill
himself by shutting down slowly?

In most of the gluten
cases, especially now, you

have to look at what
psychology sits behind it.

Then you'll find the answer.

Because the stomach has the
capability to adjust and adapt.

On the other hand, the new modified
materials create a misinformation or

magnetic-gravitational fields as of the
emotion in the body in the blood system.

This is one of the side effects of
modified food, which in different

shapes or forms are getting added
into the cycle of the food of Man.

The emotional part, which
is the blood cells,

carries a specific
gravitational-magnetic fields

and the food up to now had
its own gravitational-

magnetic field, and the
two were separate.

They’re like two slightly different
frequencies, one is FM and one is AM.

1:54:10 Now:.

Part of the food now in
the process of becoming

genetically modified
creates a condition and

magnetic fields as that
mimics the emotional

gravitational-magnetic field
of the emotional part.

And this on the other hand creates
a problem, because it’s the wrong

information, which has nothing to do
with the emotional part but mimics it.

And so the structure in
a way retracts itself.

These modified foods and
different things added

are why you see this
huge gluten sensitivity

that did not exist, in a way, a few years
ago but is becoming bigger and bigger.

It is to do with the
modified food which creates

a gravitational-magnetic
field when it’s

digested, which mimics
the emotional part when

it reaches the emotional
part of the body.

You feel panic in your stomach,
in your gut, in your intestine.

It creates the same kind local
panic and they just retract.

Because it mimics the emotional
gravitational-magnetic

field of the emotional part
of the body in that section.

Usually it’s just a recovery point and
then there is no panic and they come out.

You can do certain things with this
but, in the long run, it is to do

with the emotional part and the
interference with the new modified food.

1:56:00 Because look at the gluten.

What is the structure of gluten?

What kind of energy does it carry as a
hydrogen bond which is used for the body.

What is the carbon bond?

You can try what we
call ‘the Backup

Emotional Cups’, which
you do with the air,

but it’s a new
backdoor passage into

emotional dis-balances
in the families too.

It has a root.

I’ve looked at this in
a few cases, and it’s

different according to
what it is and how it is.

Look at gluten and see what is
the chemical bond of the gluten.

And then look at its
gravitational-magnetic

field, and then look
at the emotional

gravitational-magnetic
field of the blood, its

strength with what we
absorb through the lungs.

You'll find a lot of connections,
what I call a constant

panic, but created through mainly
at the moment we can say its

modified food chain, with the
flours with which it originally

starts and the rest of it,
cakes and that kind of thing.

Any other questions?

1:58:00 (RC) Thank you for that.

There’s one more question
in the Livestream.

I think maybe you want to wrap
things up soon hereMr Keshe.

(MK) Do we have the Spanish Workshop?

What time is our Spanish?

(RC) The Spanish one won’t be for another
hour, and we’re sort of supposed

to take the Health one for another
half hour if you need that time.

Okay, there is a question:.

‘Will it be possible to
extend the environment

of, say, sleeping
on the ground or

eating on the ground so you can obtain
that environment in a high-rise structure?

’ Or I would extend that to what
about a spaceship structure?

(MK) You can do.

It can be done, but you’ve got
to look at what the body needs.

It’s not hard to do but,
in a way, it can be done.

In so many ways, it depends what
your body needs from its environment

to satisfy both the physicality and
the emotional part of the body.

This is like why very slim men go out with
very huge women, and they don’t match.

But in fact they match
each other perfectly

because the guy is looking
for receiving the

emotional field of the mother in the womb,
and he sees that in a large- size woman.

And why the very large woman
goes with a very slim man,

because psychologically she is
satisfied in being dominating.

It doesn’t matter how
strong he is, because

she wraps him, so
she’s in charge.

And at the same time, you'll
find out they eat the same food.

2:00:35 In our body most of
the absorption of the energy

of the environment is dictated
by our emotional state.

We find out when we
are certain we will

never touch a certain
food in our life, but

we fall in love, the environment changes
with the person – it doesn’t matter a

man or a woman – and that environment to
be able to receive the emotional reaction,

if he or she eats mud, we eat mud too,
even though we would never touch mud.

In that state we receive from the
environment the fields into our intestine

and our stomach what the emotional part
or physical part of our body needs.

(RC) How about if men or especially
women stop eating solid food.

What is expected to happen with
the breastfeeding of babies?

2:02:00 I don't know, it
depends what is in the food.

But don’t forget your body converts.

Your parathyroid glands convert.

That’s why we cannot eat certain
things, because those things

do not allow the body to do the
conversion in what it needs.

We don’t eat, let’s say, brick, because
the materials in it are not much good

for our body or our
glands or our digestive

system to convert
to what we need.

If we could get what we need from
the brick, we would eat brick.

I don't know if you’ve seen a
lot of animals, especially

birds, go to walls just to
pick up calcium or minerals.

Or you see dogs go to vegetation
certain times of year.

We eat what we need what we can digest.

Maybe in the future Man in space will eat
aluminium, we don’t know, because that

space will dictate the kind of thing that
can be eaten that our body can convert.

We have a very interesting point here.

I think Armen has been trying
to tell me to show it to you.

As you know, Armen is the
Archimedes of the foundation; he

tries everything as long as
it’s to do with nanomaterial.

I’ll try to open the camera
so that you can see.

Yesterday I said that we will
show this in the work today.

What I want to show you
is – if you can see it.

2:04:02 This is the liquid that
is greenish/brownish in colour.

This is created by Armen in the
past week or so by passing

a current between two copper
plates with sugar as water.

[To Armen:.

] Am I correct?

Yeah.

A little salt, but primarily sugar.

Am I correct?

Yeah.

So if you look at this material –
Armen showed me this and he said

what is this, why it is this colour
– it is brownish/greenish colour.

And I said to him, looking
as they say liquid,

‘This carries red GANS
or blood inside it.

’ And when you tip the
box, you'll see red spots.

I don't know if you can
see it in this container.

[To Armen:.

] How do you want to show it?

This way.

You can see the red spots?

I think you can see it clearly now.

(RC) Yes, we can.

(MK) So what happened is
suddenly why copper, which

we always had green, has
started creating bloods.

You can see the red.

You can see the production
of the red material.

[To Armen:.

] Is it pure copper plates used?

And in the process of creating
GANS, because the atomic

mass of some of the alloys
of copper – and gold to

the extent of the iron isotopes
– in a GANS-state they

do not behave as copper,
but they behave as iron.

But in the nanoatomic structure
of the molecular fat that is

circulating on top of the water
create instantaneous red blood cells.

This is not red copper.

Red copper is a totally different colour.

So in a way I explained to Armen
and Marko yesterday – we went

through the periodic table looking
at the isotopes of copper and

the iron, and you see there is a
position in which they have similar

isotopes but one behaves as
copper and one behaves as iron.

And if you go back
to the very original

half bottle of the very
first GANS with the

wire that was produced by the Knowledge
Seekers in the corner of the lab, when

the water was touching the contact point
of the sugar connection where the iron is,

you start seeing red blood spots exactly
like this and I said, ‘This is blood.

This is haemoglobin.

’ 2:08:24 If you go back into
the structure of the human

body tissues, then you
understood why, if you go back

to the other Teachings that
we’ve done, we say the

copper is a conductor in the
muscular structure of the

human body where there are
no nerves, where, if you

create the right gravitational-magnetic
field, you create

a copper that behaves like
iron but at the same time

stays conductive as an
information carrier as copper.

So now, as you see, you create
the red blood cells, but in a

GANS-state of the red, which
shows it has an iron content.

And this shows for the first
time in open space we have

managed the establishing of
the first human blood cells.

Do we need other animals to create
blood for blood banks of the future?

No.

That was the first time we saw this.

This is the second time we see it; now
you can see how easily it is done.

Armen can produce as much
as you like of this in the

containers that he is
connecting at the moment.

The voltage is extremely low,
the current is extremely

low, it creates a condition
between two copper plates.

Because not all the copper in a
copper plate is sixty-three,

it’s a composite material
of different isotopes.

When the right gravitational-magnetic
field between the plates is

created you'll find a red structure
which is the haemoglobin structure.

2:10:20 And now you understand
how in your body you

have tissues and muscles
that are red in fibre.

(RC) Mr Keshe, I'm
wondering why you would

suspect they’re human
blood cell haemoglobin.

After all it does come from Armen,
he's working on it [laughs].

(MK) Why, is he a different animal?

(RC) I think he comes from another
planet rather than human, but, you know.

(MK) Listen:.

I’ve been accused of being
alien, and I carry alien blood.

I didn’t think Armen was one of them.

We’ll have to test him now.

But he's got the red blood cells, huh?

Maybe he has mutated.

You don’t know.

(RC) So would these blood
cells be like stem cells,

more-or-less the origins for
any animal, not just human?

(MK) Yes, they are.

We’ve seen this process.

And I explained this two or
three weeks ago about the

ice melting in the north
of China and ending up in

the Sea of Japan and becoming
single cell animals and

then becoming part of the
food chain for the whales.

This is a natural process of creation.

Now it’s under the camera you can see.

You can go through the process
and produce it yourself, but it

still keeps the structure of
solidity, like a fibre of a tissue.

But it depends how the amino acid was
produced on the surface, or around

the plate, then it dictates what
kind of blood or haemoglobin it is.

So if you dictate the
environment around the

container, you can dictate
what kind of haemoglobin.

Do you want blood for a
dog, do you want blood

for a human, do want
the blood for a fish?

This is very simple, but it’s a major
breakthrough in the world of science.

And you see it in a
simple way on the table.

2:12:40 This takes away all
the taboo that Man came

from a different planet
and they planted us here.

The first cells of life
in the shape of iron

and amino acid sitting
right in front of you.

And in interaction with
the copper, because not

all of it has converted
into the red structure

in a visible size, then
mixed with the copper

oxide, and then you have
the greenish milky.

And then if you look at the background,
it’s brownish, it’s not green.

This material here – if I can
show you–is brown in colour.

It’s very much like when the flesh rots.

[To Armen:.

] May I have a tissue please?

This is what the process
goes through conversion

of the haemoglobin into
the other structures.

So now you see the real structure
and how life was created on this

planet, and you don’t need to be
an alien you’ve been brought in.

In a simple way in the past few days,
in a very simple process— off?

[To Armen:.

] Why is your mixer
switched[Armen says something.

](MK) Do you need your
mixer to mix the blood?

Armen:.

This water comes out with the pipe—.

(MK) Okay, put it up.

Put his finger upabove the water
level then it doesn’t fall.

2:14:10 So now you have
seen the repetition of

what we saw about eight,
nine months ago in

the lab where I explained
that the red that

comes from the iron
contact is haemoglobin.

In a way if partially we could
add a magnesium environment

to this, you would start seeing
the structure of a leaf.

Armen:.

I got magnesium.

(MK) He says he's got magnesium.

Our god has arrived; he can
make anything you like.

He's called ‘Armen’.

[To Armen:.

] Can I have something
small that we can pick

it with, like a
screwdriver or something?

You see how life and blood started and
then it can lead to other things.

I’ll try to scrape it as you see it.

We don’t touch these.

Uh, that’s too fine, we cannot pick it.

You can actually see the structure.

If I can move closer you can see
the material, this red on the tip.

And if you use a paper and rub it on it,
you see very much the shape of blood.

I don't know if you can see that.

Can we take that box away, please.

You see very much the shape of blood.

2:16:00 So, in a simple way,
we have shown was never

brought in and the human blood
belongs to this planet.

Don’t touch this piece.

And in such a simple way we can show –
I don't know if you can see it, just

on the side when the water shakes up,
it becomes exactly red like blood.

We saw this yesterday, and now we
see it when you hang it and dry it.

Blood just gets mixed up in the water.

So maybe today is one of the
most important talks we

have ever given on the
Health Side that in a simple

way we’ve shown how the
beginning of the creation

of Man and the blood has
been done on this planet.

And in a simple way, if we can
understand the structure,

how it’s done, then we don’t
need to carry blood banks.

This will be one of the
processes that we will

start looking at and
developing in the University.

And then we’ll have pure
blood without infection.

But when it comes, what is the
emotion that this blood will carry?

There are a number of
trials going on here.

We are winding down, getting
ready to move to Bari in

the coming weeks, but still
we go through the process.

There it comes Armen! Next week
we’ll have vegetables, yeah?

We have Martians on the table.

We’ll see green blood, and for vertical
animals, not for horizontal ones [plants].

2:18:12 Any questions?

There are no questions, we can go home.

Are we still part of the webcast?

(RC) I only see one question,
and it goes back to intestines.

‘If part of the intestines is
removed because of surgery,

can it regenerate or make
up for it in another way?

’(MK) I don't know.

You'll have to ask that of Dr.

Eliya.

(RC) Well, we do know the
different parts of the

intestine will digest different
materials, so if part

of an intestine is removed,
it makes sense that

that section will not be
able to digest properly.

(MK) You transfer the
job to somewhere else.

You transfer the
gravitational-magnetic field

to somewhere else to
absorb what you need.

(RC) Can we make up for it with
materials like you have shown are being

created in the future so we won’t
need that part of the intestine?

(MK) What, to find a replacement?

This is a long-term possibility.

Maybe once we bring in
scientists from different

disciplines, we can go
into growth of muscles.

This has huge implications in handicaps
and people who are in wheelchairs.

2:20:00 In so many ways
does it show us – this

is one of the gaps in
the foundation Health

Section – reproduction
of muscles and bringing

back inactive muscles
back to activity.

Would we be able, by using certain
structures, to allow the fibres

to reproduce in such a rapid way
that it brings them strength?

(RC) You showed or mentioned
a toe regrowing in the past.

(MK) Yeah.

But now we have a very good
interaction with a group

of scientists with whom we
can test this very quickly.

This mixture in front of you
opens up huge possibilities

– huge possibilities –
untold possibilities

that it’s the first time
we have managed to produce

solid state fibre as muscles
in the same structure.

If you understand this potential, can we
allow – and the way Armen in a matter

of a few days has managed to produce so
much GANS in a tissue, a red structure

tissue of the protein
– can we rebuild lost

muscles so that people
can stand up and

walk after being in a wheelchair for ten,
twenty years because they lost them?

We have a huge opportunity to explore this
in the coming days and weeks in Bari.

We will most probably
have the spinoffs started

even before we have the
first Masters lecture.

2:22:00 There is huge, huge application
and implication for the technology.

And now we have the opportunity in the
university structure to open up and invite

scientists from other universities to
join us and explore the possibilities.

In the area that we are going into
there are a number of very powerful

universities whose collaboration we can
call upon to test anything we see.

(RC) Okay.

I think we only have just
a few minutes left here.

Would you like to elaborate on any other
announcements or particular topics?

(MK) Not really.

We are in the process of our
developments, and we will see

where our knowledge and our
technology goes in the future.

You can start applying for a
place for Masters I think

on Monday, to join the masters
degrees as a university.

I think on Monday the website and
a professional video made by

the university team will be
released, and then you can reply.

We have received a number of applications.

The structure is that we do not
refuse anyone if we see fit for them

to be able to be part of the
structure of the learning process.

But at the same time we don’t
allow time- wasters just

coming to have a holiday and
see if they can disturb.

It’s progressive.

Marko has literally done all the structure
of the teaching and the timetable for it.

It’s a very intense teaching and
learning and us being taught.

And those who want to make the
change for Humanity can join.

2:24:24 (RC) And we’ll have an address for
people to send to on Monday or Tuesday.

(MK) Yeah, it will be in the promotional
video that you are aware of.

Somehow Armen managed to release a partial
and unprepared,half-cooked system.

Some people have seen part of the video.

(RC) A ‘sneak preview’ they call it.

(MK) Sneak preview, yeah.

That was a sneak preview of a half-video.

But everything will be put
on as it needs to go.

(RC) So that might be a few more
days before the public gets to

see that video, but before the
first, I guess maybe on the first?

(MK) On the first.

The first is a Sunday, if I'm correct.

Most probably it will be
released on Monday or Tuesday.

(RC) Okay.

(MK) Oh yes.

Marko is trying to tell
me not to forget to

say that the Pain Pads,
the Pain Aid Pads

have gone on sale on the Keshe foundation
website as at yesterday or the day before.

We’ve seen some interest on orders.

2:26:00 If you’re waiting for it you can
go and see if you want to order it.

I think if you go on the Italian
Keshe foundation, one of the

Italian guys who has used the
technology in the past three weeks

– who had a lot of problems with
walking and limping – has changed

a lot in his limb carrying and
walking because of the pain.

He told me yesterday he's
going to put his own

recommendation because
he's used it himself.

So what we’re going to do is
we’re going to go according

to people’s testimonial of
what they see with the system.

That’s the Pain Pad.

We have put it at forty-five
euro from the foundation.

If there is any surplus
made compared to other

sites, it will go to the
work of the foundation.

So you make a donation with the system.

We did the same with the CO2 kit.

I was told the CO2 kit should be
different prices, they said they put the

shipping, and whatever there is extra
goes to the work of the foundation.

It belongs to the foundation,
so you make a donation

plus the cost of the system
and then the transport.

We are not going to change
the prices just to be there.

You know it goes to the foundation and
it’s part of the system we have put in.

Thank you very much.

2:27:50End