21st Health Teaching Workshop March 3 2015. Subtitles.

(EK) Hello everybody.
It’s me everybody, Eliya.

And today we are together with the
21st Health Teaching Workshop

of the Keshe Foundation.

The subject will be the
tongue, the switcher

between the physical
and Emotional world.

So, we go on with the first slide.

And the first slide is
the embryology of our tongue.

Actually our tongue origin
with the head part of our embryo.

In the medical language,
this is the pharyngeal arch,

where there are
from one to six.

And different parts of
the tongue they originate

from different pharyngeal
arches, and because

of that they have a different structure and
relation to different orGANS of our body.

So, the top of our tongue originates
from the first arch,

and the bottom of our tongue
originates from the third arch.

And actually from the third arch
in the middle this is the place where,

this is the seed place
for our thyroid gland.

So even from the beginning, our
tongue is with close relation with

the thyroid gland, with the
thymus and the parathyroid glands.

They originate from the places
of our embryo where they are so

close to each other in
different weeks of embryology.

And actually, how you see on the
cross-section of our embryo, all

of those organs are very close to the
brain area or the thalamus area.

And were you to make a
measurement, you will see that

they are actually on one
line with our thalamus.

So, I will not keep you busy with so
many trifles around embryology,

but just for you, it's important to know
that different parts of the tongue,

the top and bottom parts,
they origin of different places

of our embryo, and actually from
the third arch, where origin the

the thyroid gland, thymus,
and parathyroid gland,

this is the bottom part
of our tongue.

So, we we go to the next slide.

Our tongue of the mouth is places in
our mouth, and how we spoke before,

that is the place where we are able to
take in different kinds of state of Matter.

So through our mouth we take the air,
the solid Matter, and liquid Matter,

and regarding that we are able to recognise
what kind of state of matter

we are taking in with our tongue
and the receptors that we have in

the epitHelium of our tongue and
inside of the cavity of the mouth.

This recognition includes the
information of exactly where

that state of matter is
supposed to go in our body.

That is the exact function
of the tongue; it is like a

receptionist of our body to recognise
what kind of matter we take

in, what is the GANS structure
of that state of matter and

where that matter is supposed
to go for further processing.

0:04:52 As you see this
is a muscle organ that

contains striated muscles
with different directions

and actually covers the
entirety of our mouth

cavity area and is placed
above the oral diaphragm.

So he has a lot of functions,
not only regarding the motion

and the processing of the
digestion process, but also

he specialises in specific
functions like tasting and

sensing what we will discover
further in our presentation.

It’s important to note that the muscles
here are striated, which means

that organ is more closely related
with the physical part of our brain.

And further in our explanation you'll
learn why, if he belongs mostly

to the physical part of our body and
because of the striated muscles

is connected with the physical part
of our brain, why do we actually

connect the tongue in our mouth with
the Emotional part of our brain?

0:06:06 The physical anatomy
of the tongue is complicated.

It has many different
parts, muscles, many

glands and the position
of the tongue is very

specific, not by coincidence
in that place of

our mouth, and thus he
has many functions.

Next slide.

This slide shows in a cross-section of
our head where the tongue is located.

Above the tongue we have the palatal part.

This is the hard palate – palatum durum
– and the soft palate – palatum molle.

They also help in the movement of
matter inside of the mouth cavity.

And as you see in the
cross-section, the tongue is a

muscle organ with different
directions of muscles.

And on the bottom of the tongue
is the mouth area diaphragm.

The tongue is connected
closely with the teeth

and on the other side
with the epiglottis.

And actually with
the movement of the

tongue, and because
he's connected with the

joints and other small bones inside of
our head, he is able to direct different

states of matter in different directions
to go into the oesophagus to the

digestive system or go to the lungs, our
respiratory system through the trachea.

On the right side you see
the cross-section of the

tongue and how the line of
the muscles actually goes.

And in the small picture shown in a shade
of blue is the taste buds on our tongue.

Next slide.

This is a video of the movement
and locomotion of our tongue and

his supportive function for
direction of the state of matter.

Could you please, Rick, play the video?

0:08:35 [Video begins.

]We take the matter into our
mouth and then, as you see

on the video, it’s going
inside and the demolishing

of the matter with the teeth
starts, as the tongue

makes way where the
matter is supposed to go.

We have different movements
of different parts

depending on the
direction of the matter.

In conjunction with the
hard palate, the food

goes into the bottom of
the pharynx area – this

is the solid matter – and
the larynx cords close,

and the epiglottis makes
a top above them.

And then the solid matter goes
inside of the oesophagus.

This is completely opposite
when we take in air.

If we breathe with our mouth then the
air goes directly into the trachea.

So, as you see in that video,
movement of the tongue,

especially of the root of
the tongue, is so close

to the movement of the uvula;
they have synchronicity

in their motion, and
this is not coincidence.

And the way the tongue goes at the
root area in the direction of the

pharynx, in the same way the uvula
goes on the bottom of the pharynx.

0:10:17 And, as you see, this is a point
which is very close to the nervous system.

Also that point where
the uvula meets the

ear, as you see on the
video, the inner ear.

And actually, if you remember
from the previous workshop, this

is a point of a specific
geometrical structure between our

thalamus, hypophysis [pituitary],
and actually even in the

nervous system there is a point
where all the nerves cross.

This is the point where
the uvula gets in touch

with the thalamus in
the physical world.

Next slide.

This is a representation for you
of the different kinds of papilla

that we have in our tongue, and
these have to do with taste.

Because we have different kinds of
structures, which we call in medical

language ‘papilla’, we are able to
taste different kinds of tastes.

Different kinds of papilla are
located in different parts

of our tongue and, as you see,
they have different shapes.

And because of the different shapes,
as we said in a previous workshop, the

shape is closely related to what kind of
matter that part is able to transform.

If we speak in terms of
GANS theory, what kind

of GANSes that matter is
able to take in or out.

0:12:15 You see on the right side
again a shape like a reactor.

This is the same shape that we
spoke of in a previous workshop,

so we have a repetitive model
everywhere in our body.

Actually when we take the matter
and it goes into the taste

bud, as you see on the right
side, the transformation of the

matter starts, and it goes
inside of the basal cells which

send a nerve impulse of information
to the nervous system.

Next slide.

Here you see different
shapes of our papilla.

And, as you see in the
cross-section depending on

their shape they have
different functions, because

their shape gives them the
ability to be in touch

with the food in a small
amount or a large amount.

Actually in the root of the
tongue we have more lymphatic

cells, as this is the
tonsillar of the tongue.

And there [information about]
everything that we take

into our body goes inside
of the lymphatic system.

Different kinds of shapes of
papilla that we have above, on the

tip, and in the middle of our
tongue are related to taste.

So you may see in the different
pictures it is given the

shape of the papilla and what
taste they are related to.

0:14:18 As we said in the
previous workshop regarding

the small intestines and
villus and you remember

I made a comparison of
corals to different shapes

of villi, here this is
the same comparison.

If you remember the
different coral-like shapes

in microscopic laser
photography of the small

intestine, the villi also
have a very similar shape

to the coral, even very
similar in function.

This is the same;
to take in and to

re-transform the different
states of matter.

On the left side of this,
is a schematic view of the

connection between different
papilla, and they make a small

technical connection between
two papillae, and actually the

signal directly to the nervous
system starts in that part.

And, if you remember in a
previous talk by Mr Keshe,

he said that when you
take something into your

mouth, you have a direct
signal to the nervous system

what kind of GANS you are
taking into your mouth.

This same organisation is even
visible in the physical world.

Next slide.

This is a view of the
innervation of our tongue.

Because our tongue has different
directions of the muscles and

they are in connection with
different bones and with different

functions, and because all the
muscles need to support all

the locomotions of the tongue,
the tongue has innervation.

And when the sense comes into the cells in
the epitHelium of the tongue, the nerve

signals go to the medulla
oblongata and then

through the tracks
inside to the thalamus.

I’m just giving you a
more schematic view and

won’t keep you busy with
all the medical terms.

Next slide.

0:16:51 This is a representation
of the different kinds

of tastes that we are able
to sense in our tongue.

They have different places, they
are not mixed with each other.

As you see, at the roots where
we have specific papilla

that are wider in shape, we
are able to taste bitter.

In front on the tip of our tongue is the
salty taste and in the middle the sweet.

On the sides we taste sour tastes.

Also in the middle of the tongue we are
able to make a mixture of the tastes.

As you see, the sensing
of the different

tastes depends on the
shape of the papilla.

Actually, if you speak in your technical
language, different shapes of

reactors will be able to interact
with different GANS materials inside.

Even in the physical world
of our body this is visible.

Next slide.

0:18:22 This shows the
different shapes of tongues.

There are shorter, larger, double – not
connected in the middle – or the […] part

of the mucous that connects the diaphragm
[…] and the tongue can be large or short.

There can be hair on the tongue,
different kinds of skin or different

pigmentations, different kinds of wounds,
sores, and coatings of the tongue.

Actually the coating of
the tongue, in medical

language, is related to
different diseases because,

in medicine – not only
in Chinese medicine –

diagnoses are made by
observations of the tongue.

A representation of all the
internal orGANS can be

found on the tongue, and
where we have some kind of

coating on the tongue, it is
because there is something

wrong with that functional
system in your body.

Next slide.

This is to remind you that
everything that we accept

and sense we accept through
our nervous system.

Our GANS work, our energy work, in the
physical language is our nervous system,

which, for us, is the central nervous
system and the peripheral nervous system.

0:20:10 So on the left side you see a
cross-section of the two hemispheres.

They are in light blue, and actually
this is the cross-section of our brain.

And, if you remember when we spoke
about the energy level of our cells

in the digestive system, that is the
same shape of our mitochondrion.

This is the smaller structure in our
body where we generate our energy.

So our brain is like one big
mitochondrion in our head.

When we get different senses
through sensor orGANS,

they directly interact
with our nervous system.

First the sense goes into the
sympathetic nervous system and

then reaches the thalamus, our
Emotional part of the brain.

And all the signals spread from that
to the hemispheres, left and right, to

interact with the physical part of the
brain, which controls our physical body.

And as you see on the right
side of the slide, how

the pathways of the signals
go into the hemispheres.

They make loops, they make
some kind of nano coated, and

actually make a mapping of the
hemispheres of our brain.

0:21:57 What does this mean?

When we take some kind
of GANS through our

sensor orGANS we directly
inform our nervous

system via which the information goes
inside of the physical part of our brain.

Via these pathways, which are
like highways, the specific

parts of the hemispheres are
informed, and then those

parts of our hemispheres
trigger our thalamus, which

means the Emotional part
of our brain is triggered.

And then the Emotional part of our brain
is in connection with our Emotional

bodies and, as in Theosophy, we say that
we have more-or-less eight energy bodies.

So actually our thalamus
is the next tongue

for the next level
of our existence.

Next slide.

This is a video of our energy system.

Could you please show the video Rick?

Our energy system, as all of you are
aware, we separate into seven chakras.

These are like stations where
the energy is transformed.

And also we have a central channel
and two channels around it that make

nano coated loops, which I showed
you before in previous workshops.

And actually when we have all of
the them in the right condition,

and as you see the chakra wheels
turn in opposite directions.

They are like the wheels [gears]
in a mechanical construction.

What this means is that we feed our body
from the universe and from the Earth,

and these two forces combine to make
specific fields in us and feed our body.

0:24:19 In the next explanation you will
see that this is the same explanation

that we did with the five different Star
Formations that we have in our body.

So the ancient knowledge and
the new knowledge from Mr

Keshe match completely and
have the same explanations.

Next slide.

We will start to analyse our
system from the bottom to the top.

So on the left side is the
organisation of the Star

Formations inside of the
pelvic area and abdomen ares.

We have to organise the
energy from bottom to top.

That energy requires connections,
as you see in the different wheels,

just to send information from one
part to another, one part to another.

And because of that, we call
the tongue ‘the switcher’

because it is switching
between different energy

parts in our body – or as
we say, the switching of

energy between different
Star Formations in our body.

Actually, in our body, we have many
structures that play the role of tongues.

There is not only a tongue in our mouth.

In that slide I just put several of the
more common ones that are easier for you

to understand how they play the role of
tongues, but that is not all of them.

0:26-06 So if we start at
the pelvic area, actually

our genitals are completely
the shape of the tongue.

They have the same sensibility, some
kind of similar organisation of

the structures, like muscle tissue,
mucous, and the ininnervation.

And actually they switch the
signals between the pelvic

area to the next level,
which is the abdomen area.

Also they connect the outer
world with our inner world.

Inside of the abdomen area
is our digestive system.

If you remember, in
the small intestine I

showed you that the shape
of the villus is like

the shape of a tongue,
and this is actually

on the beginning of
our small intestine.

So again here that part
of the structure inside

of the small intestine
receives the states of

matter and informs the
other parts of our body

what is going on in
that place of our body.

The next level will be our thoracic area.

If you remember I told you that the
thyroid gland, the thymus, and the

parathyroid gland originate at the
bottom of the tongue in the embryo.

So actually, in that place
will be the connection

with the tongue in our mouth
with these three glands.

Our glands don’t have muscle tissue inside
of them, but here they have the same

function – to switch and make connections
with different parts of our body.

Also they have an embryological
connection with the tongue in our mouth.

0:28:14 So when we go to our mouth,
the physical tongue in our mouth,

which is mostly connected with the
physical world and thus the base

is only striated muscles, the role
is to accept the materials from

outside and to inform the nervous
system what is actually in the mouth.

And how is this done?

Well, during the swallowing
process, the next

tongue is triggered,
which is our uvula.

If you remember in a previous
workshop when we spoke about

the uvula, the uvula is the
receptor for our thalamus.

But what is actually going on?

If you remember, I told you that the
nerve point where the uvula touches the

pharynx wall, there
is actually a

connection with our
hypophysis [pituitary].

The hypophysis is actually
the small tongue of

the lymph system where the
part is the thalamus.

And the pituitary gland
informs the thalamus,

which is the last
tongue of our system.

And then the thalamus informs
the other states of our being

what is going on with our physical
body and our Emotional body.

Next slide.

Now for two video representations of the
Star Formation models of Mr Keshe’s

organisation in the reactor made by Andy
from Australia0:30:00 [Video starts.

]Thanks very much for his work.

And I want to show it to you just to see
when you use a Star Formation of that

reactor around the body, what shape
the four Plasmas in combination make.

See, this is the specific
shape of flower bubbles.

[First video ends and second starts.

] In the next video you will see the
same shape but more complicated.

If you placed this reactor inside
of you and imagine that it

is your Star Formation in your
head cavity, thoracic cavity,

or abdomen cavity, when your
Star Formation works, they

make the same fields around,
and they make the same shape.

So actually our body has the
geometrical shape of energy

fields, GANS materials,
around our physical body.

Just because they are not visible to
us doesn’t mean they don’t exist.

During the past century
different kinds of scientists

tried to figure out how
to measure and reveal the

different shapes of our
consciousness and how that

consciousness is actually
related with our body.

Next slide.

0:31:46 I want to present a
different point of view that is

actually related to an explanation
by Mr Keshe of the work

of Benjamin Bett during the
nineteenth century, Geometrical

Psychology – Mathematical
Illustrations of Consciousness.

This is the scientist who
tried to figure out how to

make a geometric visualisation
of our consciousness.

All the pictures
that you see are

mathematical illustrations
of consciousness.

He made a twenty-year observation
of Man and believed that

Man is not the physical body
but a state of conscious.

And according to your consciousness,
the shape of your body manifests.

If you compare this with
Andy’s visualisation of

how different kinds of
Plasmas interact, actually

our body acts with all the
five Star Formations,

and out of that interaction
our conscious is made.

As the Star Formations work
separately and together with

each other, we finally will
reach that state of conscious.

And because of that we have
different shapes of tongues.

This is the switcher between different
formations and to make one line,

one common consciousness, to the end
[…] in regulation of our thalamus.

Next slide.

This is a representation of the
further understanding Bett’s theory.

Actually in nineteen eighty-five
another scientist Stanley

Keleman made a more common
understanding of the twenty

years of observing of Man’s
consciousness and wrote the

book, Emotional Anatomy – The
Structure of Experience.

He analysed the body even from the
cells, the embryo, and then – if you

remember when we spoke about the different
states of our energy how we start

from one cell, then gastrula,
separation, layering – he measured and

compared it with different parts of
consciousness in the drawings of Bett.

0:34:34 And as you see, in the middle
picture, he was even able to figure out

how the consciousness is changing during
the expansion and the retraction.

This is the same picture of the
magnetical gaining gravity and

the repulsion that Mr Keshe tries
to explain to us all the time.

And the third one that
Rick is showing is the

dynamic structure of
how our consciousness

is actually forms and behaves during the
flows of magnetical and gravitational.

And then, when we reach some kind
of maturity after our delivery

as a baby, you see how all the
Star Formation are on the

horizontal level, so this means
that they have a specific

working process and are able to
make specific states of GANSes

and strengths of GANSes, and in
conjunction with all formations,

finally we make specific fields
with specific geometrical

structures, which is an
actual representation of our

consciousness at that state of
development of our physical body.

0:36:04 Then when we
start to walk, all five

Star Formations start to
be on a vertical line.

So this is completely a condition
for the organisation of their work.

So this means that finally we will
get a new geometrical picture

of the Plasma fields around us and
the new state of consciousness.

Next slide.

He goes further with his explanations,
and he made a connection between

the consciousness of humans and
different animals living on our planet.

And as you see in the
middle of that slide,

even how he tried to map
the layering in our

body, different kinds
of pumping systems that

he associated with the
diaphragms in our body.

Because of layering and how the
energy flow goes in our body, he

came to the conclusion that our
body is the shape of an accordion.

And the way this accordion
inside our body is a

representation of consciousness
and the different diseases.

From him we get the modelling the
relation between diseases and our

consciousness, because some parts
of us is not working properly.

Next slide.

0:37:51 As you see,
this is the completely

same representation of
how we considered to

separate the body into
five Star Formations and

how the B-Z is facing in
different directions.

In this picture it is visible that
when you have no synchronicity in the

working process of the these five Star
Formations, you get different diseases,

and you get different changing of
conscious, because you just reorganise the

normal geometrical view and structure
of the Plasma fields in your body.

So that is all for me.

If you have questions, please ask me.

And thank you very much
for your attention.

0:39:00 (RC) Okay, thank you Eliya.

That was great, learning
more about the tongue, the

switcher between physical
and Emotional world.

I know, for myself, I never
conceived that the tongue

is performing the functions
that you speak of.

It’s quite amazing.

Okay, just wondering if we have
any questions on the Skype call.

I did have one question: When you
showed the various chakras and

fields and the different postures
in the last slide and so on, I'm

wondering what steps we can take to
increase the fields, or strengthen

the fields that we see – in terms
of the tongue, what can we do?

(EK) Actually the tongue is the
main organ in Chinese medicine.

He connects governant meridians.

If you are aware of them, one
goes through the spinal cord and

the other one goes in the middle
of the front of the body.

When you touch the point between the upper
incisors in the hard palate with the

tip of the tongue, you just close [make a
connection] your energy system’s cycle.

So mostly when you sit normally, the tip
of your tongue is almost always on that

place, because your energy system and your
energy flow is supposed to go in a cycle.

If you make that exercise,
just close your mouth

normally and see where your
tongue is sitting now.

It is exactly there.

This is because the tongue
is the sensor organ of

the heart, and as you
know, all the hearts are

in connection with the
thalamus which, for us,

is our Emotional main heart
in the brain cavity.

So if you make the connection with
all the tongues, they have the same

work like all the hearts in the Star
Formation of the thoracic area.

So actually you need this synchronicity
in the fields in all parts of your body.

And if we speak about the
energy system, you need

it to synchronise the
channels, meridians, chakras.

If we speak on the deeper level
of the Keshe Technology,

we are supposed to have
the real connection

and working and positioning
place of our Star

Formations and how they
position to each other.

0:42:20 In all the knowledge from
ancient times up to now it has always

been that the tongue has only that
function, just to close the lines,

to close the pathways of the energy
of the Plasma fields to interact with

the next level to send the information
to the next level of control.

And then the thalamus
will send the

information from other
states of our beings.

Is this more clear now for you?

(RC) Thank you yes.

That was interesting.

I have another question:
What happens in our

body when we say
something tastes good?

You know, ‘That meal tasted good’
or ‘This food tastes good’?

What goes on when that
happens – just briefly.

(EK) It tastes good because you
need to take that kind of GANS

into of you – speaking in terms
of the Keshe Technology –

you are missing that GANS, you
have a lack of the GANS, so

when you take it you feel just
fine, and you express your joy.

(RC) But what is— Oh, okay.

I guess the connection is
with the Emotional part

of the brain, as you
described in the workshop.

(EK) Yeah, everything is Emotion.

Your satisfaction is Emotions.

You do everything to satisfy
your Emotional part.

Your physical part
is the slave of your

Emotional part, if I may
make that comparison.

(RC) Okay.

Other questions from the Skype?

I’ll look in the Livestream.

I don’t see any offhand there.

Maybe we should proceed into
the next part of the workshop.

(EK) Yeah, thank you very much.

(RC) Thank you Eliya.

That was great.

Mr Keshe, are you ready to go, there?

We’ll go into the second
part of the workshop.

(MK) Yes.

Good afternoon, good
evening to, as we say,

anywhere or anytime
you’re listening to this.

Thank you very much Dr Eliya.

That was very nicely presented.

And, in a way, you haven’t
left much for me to explain.

(EK).

No.

It’s everything for you sir, no.

(MK).

Now you’re getting better and better
gradually, I’ll have to stop teaching.

So the process of the
tongue is very interesting

from different aspects
and points of view.

First of all, before we
go into our presentation,

I have to just make
a small note here:.

This is the first Workshop that we are
presenting from the Keshe foundation

Institute in
partnership with Lum

University from the
site of the University.

0:46:16 At the moment we
have only one student,

who I'm looking at
and is sitting here.

In due course, in May,
as we have announced,

we will have the
students, or what

we call the Executive Knowledge Seekers,
who will be added to the Institute.

Today is our first day,
more-or-less half a day.

We moved into the University today.

So in due course, in conjunction
with Lum University,

all the advertising for
the students will go out.

And I would like to thank
very much all the people

who work in the background
to make the creation

of this Institute into a
university structure for

what you’ve done and
what you have achieved.

It has been a collective work
over two or three years.

In so many directions of the
foundation which we’ll develop from

now on as the Institute is the
fact that Teachings like this,

like the medical part, the Health
Side and others, will be kept

and be presented live with the
students in their classroom.

We will not be isolated and,
even today we are sitting in one

of the classrooms to present
this what we call Workshop.

In due course the videos of the
University and the promotions

will be released by the University
team of the Keshe foundation.

0:48:00 Going back to what
Dr Eliya started with

the tongue, it has to
be said that the tongue

is one of the most vital
and important orGANS

in the whole structure
of the body of Man.

It is so important that, in the process
of Creation, the body of the human being,

and other animals
that possess this

structure, have given
it its own core system.

If you look you have a top – the roof
of the mouth – and you have the bottom.

And, in so many ways, if you go
back to the reactors we built, the

tongue is like the central core
that is hanging in the middle.

The structure of the body
of Man considers the tongue

as so vital that it needs
its own core system.

In fact, the only
difference between this and

the cores we have in
the Star Formation and

the rest is that we add
gasses to it or we feed

liquid into it, GANS
in a liquid-like form.

This is the exact operation of the mouth.

The only difference with
this reactor is that it has

been given its own system
control for two effects:.

the way it is set – the top of
the mouth – absorbs energies

that are in a matter state
strength, because it’s the

only time that the energy
of the matter state can be

absorbed by the body before it
gets converted to nano state.

When you drink a liquid or when
you chew matter is the only

time that you release matter
state energy in the body.

0:50:35 This energy is
so vital in the whole

structure that the
body itself needs it

for the sections of the
body that convert to

matter to have access
to matter strength.

Even though the GANS
matter is converted

into the GANS of the
matter, they still need

that final energy in the matter state for
it to behave and to look to be matter.

Everything else, once it
passes the mouth, changes

its energy into a
GANS-state for conversion.

In the mouth the energy in the
state of matter is absorbed

by the body, even in respect
to the Emotional part.

In reality, the attachment
of a man to physicality

comes from the structure
of the mouth,

because it’s the only
place more-or-less in

which the body takes
matter state into itself.

We touch matter, we
live along with matter,

but we don’t digest
matter as such.

But in the mouth is the time when
we absorb it, digest it, accept it.

And this energy is needed,
for example, when the

GANS converts into nails and
hair, even on the skin.

Otherwise there would be a big
difference between matter and GANS.

So the last layers of
the body, through the

Emotion which absorbs
through the blood vessels

in the tongue, transfer
this energy in the state

of matter for the
physicality of the body.

0:52:42 So we have a
core, which is for the

conversion or absorption
of the matter state energy

before it becomes GANS
to be absorbed as a

Plasmatic-gravitational-magnetic
field in a GANS-state.

What does this do?

What is function of the tongue?

The function of the tongue is
to indicate the expectation and

what the body needs to receive
from the environment as food.

Exactly how this operates is that,
because the Emotional body does not

need it but the physicality does,
we think about the food, we think

about an item to eat, then the
structure goes from the physical part

of the brain to the mouth that
there is a need for such a thing.

That’s why your mouth ‘waters’.

Because then it shows the intention what
to do and the energy for it is there.

0:54:12 One of the most important
characteristics and work of

the mouth is conversion of
gasses energy into GANS energy.

The nose does part of this job.

That’s why we have a connection
between the nose and mouth.

Gasses.

Odours.

Odours are diamond structures of
gas in a way very much ready to be

converted into GANS at the level of
the pores [taste buds] on the tongue,

each of which is a different strength
gravitational-magnetic field

system that matches what is available
in the world of the man on Earth.

So the work of the tongue
is not just passing the

food through and absorbing
the energy of the

matter, but one of the prime
jobs of the tongue is

the conversion of the
energy of gasses, odours.

And each odour we taste
sometimes because it’s

a gas and that’s the
time when we convert the

energy of a gas into a
Plasmatic-gravitational-magnetic

field level that
the body absorbs.

The tongue has a huge operation.

One of its main jobs,
after the nose, is to

convert gas energy
into Plasmatic energy.

0:56:03 You can’t swallow gasses into
your lung, because you don’t taste them.

You can’t swallow gasses and then
convert them in your stomach.

It’s the job of the mouth and especially
the tongue to convert gas energy into

useful energy for the body in a MaGrav
state, in a GANS-state of the gas.

This is one of the reasons
we call it ‘GANS’:.

‘GAs in a Nano State’.

You digest food to convert it to a
nano state to convert to GANS that,

unlike a gas state, its atomic
structure can release its energy.

But the mouth does this
automatically because

the gasses go nowhere
except in the mouth.

And the gasses are one
of the main parts of

the sources of the
energy that we take in.

We take a lot of energy in a
conversion in a GANS into

Plasmatic-gravitational-magnetic
field through our tongue.

It’s very much that the
behaviour of the tongue is

like free Plasma, like when
you start rotating your

reactor and you see the
free Plasma in the centre,

because this is the point
where the gasses come in.

We have seen the same structure
in the original gas-filled

reactors that we called ‘nuclear
reactors’ that we have.

The tongue, as part of its main
function, is the conversion

of gas energy for absorption
energy for the body.

That’s why I always say,
‘What you eat physically is

not more than twenty percent
of your daily energy use.

’0:58:08 The air you
breath in is full of food,

full of energy, food
as an energy source,

and the majority of the conversion of that
energy occurs in the back of the tongue.

When you breathe air in you
transfer the Plasmatic-magnetic

field for the Emotional
part but, as it goes in it

delivers much energy to the
physical part from the air

too, which is absorbed, digested,
directly by the tongue.

That’s why you see a different
structure in the back of the tongue.

There has been an assumption, and somehow
it seems to be corrected that different

sections of the tongue are for specific
tastes, sweet, sour, and so on.

Recent science has proven
this to be a fallacy.

The tongue works on a Plasma condition.

We’ve been told the front is salt and the
middle front and the centre is sweets.

The tongue does not work this way.

All the pores on the
tongue have the

capability to taste any
taste, but it depends

on how they’re structured and what
gravitational-magnetic field they produce.

If you go back to just where Dr
Eliya was talking about the taste

regions of the tongue, I immediately
went on Wikipedia and I showed

the Knowledge Seekers that even
on Wikipedia they tell you that

this was an assumption that was
made in the nineteenth century.

(RC).

Mr Keshe, I noticed in the
picture on the Livestream

now, the left side
where the tongue shows

the different points for
bitter and sour and so

on, is different than the
one on the right side.

So obviously there is
confusion about that.

1:00:12 (MK).

Yes, this was an assumption that was made
in the original assumptions in biology.

But now if you go on Wikipedia
and put in ‘tongue’, in

one of the first paragraphs
they refer to this as well.

It’s because different
people taste different

materials in different
parts of the tongue.

We don’t all smell and taste the
same thing in the same position.

It very much depends on the Emotion
as much as the physicality.

That’s why, in a way, a lot of people
lose the sense of taste, because

your sense of smell through a nerve
system is connected to your taste.

Because of the amount of energy
that is transferred by gasses,

by odour, into our body which
we absorb and we release.

So how do we taste sweet at
the front where the smell

of the sweetness comes to
the back of the tongue?

This gas doesn’t get pushed
to the tip of the tongue.

This was one of the assumptions
that were made in the last

centuries, and scientists
are correcting them slowly.

So the structure of the
tongue brings in a vast

amount of information and
energy at the same time.

And the amount of blood
that goes through the

tongue and around the
tongue and the way the

blood gets to the tongue
shows the importance

that Emotional part
gives to this organ.

1:02:12 In so many ways, if you
lose the taste, in fact you still

taste but it is monotonous so
that the body switches it off.

In Plasma Technology you
can bring the taste back.

In Plasma Technology you
can bring the smell back.

We’ve done this a number of times.

Through the development of the new
technology we allow the body to

receive, in effect, a Plasmatic
GANS at the point of interaction.

And then what we call ‘a
potential difference’ between

the front and the back creates
and forces the brain to

understand the GANS-state and
start responding to different

gravitational-magnetic fields
from the systems we develop.

We understood the structure
of the tongue and the

working of the tongue a
long time ago, and we have

done a number of trials to
prove that you can return

taste and smell to people
who have lost them.

It is by changing the
gravitational-magnetic

field of the odour,
not the water.

The total structure of the tongue is
very much the structure of a leaf.

1:04:00 If you go back on the
video of the CO2, we show how

the two sides of the leaf absorb
CO2 from the environment.

The two layers between
the back of the tongue

and the top of the
tongue allow certain

types of energy to be
absorbed that connect

the physicality with
the Emotionality.

It’s the only point that a
gravitational-magnetic field can

cross between the Emotional
strength and physical strength.

That’s why the tongue,
in one part is

connected to the thalamus
and to the heart.

Through the physicality of the heart
it goes back to the physical part.

As a lot of you know, in the time of
stroke, when the physical part of the

heart is in trouble, the tongue pulls
back to the back of the throat.

This is one of the first
signs of a heart attack.

This is the time when you
understand, or the body

decides, the Emotionality wants
to be separated from the

physicality, because the
physicality cannot accept

the stress of the Emotions
that are being created.

When you get a heart pull and your
tongue to pull back, it’s just like the

tongue is getting pulled into the back
of the throat; it’s a special pressure.

This is the herald showing
there’s a problem with the

heart, the physicality
cannot handle the Emotion.

1:06:00 In a way, it’s a
warning to the body from

the physical side to the
Emotional side, ‘I cannot

handle what you’re trying to
digest,’ or ‘…what you’re

not allowing us, as a
physical part, to process.

’ It’s like somebody
holding a child about to

step into a street, you
stop him with your hand.

‘Don’t cross,
there is a problem.

’ The only way that the
brain, the Emotional part, in

working in the heart with the
physical part, the physical

part explains to the physical
part, ‘I cannot keep

up, you have to slow down,’
or ‘…there is a problem.

’ Because it cannot speak, it shows it
through the tongue, which is the only

direct connection between the physical
and Emotional, and is a core of its own.

Then whatever you see as a
shape or a structure, how the

taste is absorbed or what
comes in, all the process

is a physicality that in a
way converts energy from

the body into the GANS-state
into the blood system.

The energy that is absorbed
by the tongue is directly

delivered into the blood system
and into the physical system.

The tongue is a conversion
system; it’s another intestine

but only for odours and
gasses that enter the body.

We have no other way to absorb energy of
the environment that we were created from.

You extract, you convert, what
you need from it and then you

reject the rest, or you allow the
surplus and unneeded to go back.

1:08:16 Just take a deep breath
and follow where the wind goes.

It touches the back of the tongue.

That’s the point where
the energy is delivered.

We have no other system for the
conversion of the energy of gasses

and what we call odours than this
back of the tongue and throat.

And that’s why, when you
look at the pictures

that Dr Eliya has
shown you have a very

big surface, because these have to be big
reactors that can interact immediately.

If you had very little
reactors next to each

other, they have to
get in between them.

The big pores, or what I call ‘the big
reactors’, are for a constant, immediate,

and effective absorption of the energy
of what is coming in to be absorbed.

And then it gets converted.

In so many ways, we use the tongue
to show our affection or to try to

understand if we have a connection
with our life, with our physicality.

And the only way that the brain is
constantly informed that it is in

the physical state is through the
touch of the tongue with your teeth.

Because it’s more-or-less
the only matter state

in the body that we can
contact all the time.

Teeth have the same kind of function, but
in a different way of transferring energy.

1:10:18 In so many ways,
if you go to the physical

structure of the tongue, because
it shows the state of the

Emotional in respect to the
physical, the shape of the

tongue can give you a lot of
clues about the personality.

Because it’s the only time that
you can physically can see the

person’s state, how they are in
balance, and what is their condition.

The way the different
colours, shapes, and

porosity of the tongue,
as we saw in the pictures

that Dr Eliya showed,
state the state of mind

and Emotion in respect
to the physicality.

‘I don’t want anything to
do with so much Emotion.

’ ‘I have a problem in accepting
the physicality work.

’This is one of the reasons we use our
tongue continuously to keep it wet.

This is exactly like the
waters you have in your CO2

reactors, or you have in
other reactors as a GANS.

Because the way the saliva
in your mouth immediately

allows the conversion
is exactly the way

the liquid you have in
your lung does and the

way the liquid you have
in your intestine does.

It’s the point of conversion.

1:12:08 (RC).

Mr Keshe, the picture I'm
putting up here is back

to the bitter, salty,
salty, sweet, and sour.

Exactly what occurred to me when I
saw the picture was that in our

CO2 kits or setups for creating
GANS, we change the pH by using

the hydroxide, for example, and
our tongue is designed to sense

the pH, the bitterness and
sourness, sour being more acidic.

And also it’s set up for
salty and sweet, which

are also the next stages
of creating the GANS

with the salty environment,
and then we’re also

experimenting with the
sweet environment now.

So I can see a very definite
relationship with the

reactors and these processes
inside the mouth now.

(MK).

Yes.

It’s just trying to
understand a new direction.

As I always say, we
have to open the way it

works, not the way it has
been assumed to work.

If you understand the work of
the structure of the Plasma

of what I call ‘the pores of
the tongue’, you can use this

knowledge to create fields
that behave like a caustic or

like salt or sugar in the
water that creates the GANS.

1:14:02 In the coming
time when we develop

further you will see you
do not need caustic.

As we have seen when we went from
the caustic to electric power

supply or current flow to create
GANS layers and then further on.

In the coming time, as I said – this
goes back to the lectures of a few

months ago – you can create GANS if you
understand the work of the tongue.

You do not need anything; you do not
need current, you do not need caustic.

Because that’s what the tongue does,
it creates a gravitational-magnetic

field that has the behaviour of the
salt or caustic and automatically

can change it to have the behaviour
of the salt and the sugar or

creating its own GANS, which comes
from the odour and the gasses.

This is one of the biggest
points which no one

in the world of science
has ever understood, up

to now has ever considered,
because we use it

so often that we don’t
look at its behaviour.

It’s the only part of our body that
is constantly in touch with air.

It takes air inside of our body.

Why do we consider that we take
energy from the food we take in but

not considered that the air we
breath brings us so much energy,

and then the same air, which has
Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen, and the

rest, converts into an Amino Acid
and other things that we eat?

Huge! Assumptions that are made could
be up to thirty to forty percent of the

daily energy we receive is through the
air we breath which crosses our tongue.

It’s constant.

1:16:18 How come you
breath air through your

lung and then we’ve seen
how it converts its

energy through the saliva
– what I call ‘the

liquid of the lung’ –
into energy to the blood.

But all that air that passes the
tongue doesn’t transfer any energy.

That’s why there is saliva in
the mouth, as I explained.

The work of the tongue, the lung, and
the stomach is exactly the same.

And that’s why they need
the liquid, so that they

can allow the creation of
the GANS to be completed.

The tongue takes the
energy that is partially

short in the Emotional
part for the

red blood cells, and partially what is
needed instantly for the physicality.

At the same time, it keeps that
energy at a physical level for

what is needed, which is the
physical matter of the body.

This is one of the reasons the voice box
is connected to the tongue, because

the voice box, in one
of its main functions

is connected to
the Emotionality.

If the voice box were only
connected to the physicality,

it would accept food, air,
water, and nothing else.

1:18:00 Through the voice
box, through our tongue, we

express our Emotion, and we
speak the language of our Soul.

Without a tongue there is no
way we can express the inner

feelings, inner reactions within
the Emotional part of the body.

Even people who are mute, even people
who have different tongue shape,

still have the muscles that move and
carry the behaviour and the Emotion.

There is a reason why
beings on this planet have

chosen a voice box
immediately connected to the

tongue – because it’s the
conversion of energy

that the Emotion part of
the body can express.

Physically, if you don’t like something,
you push it, you walk away from it.

But how can you express it?

The tongue is the tool for expression of
the Emotional part of the body of the man.

And it’s one of the
most important, vital

parts; every animal has
it, because they use

a voice box to transfer the understanding
of the Emotion part of the their being.

1:20:00 Any questions?

Yes, there is a question from Ivan:.

‘What happens to the whole
structure when the tongue

is cut, as was done in
some cultures in the past?

Phantom pain and still the
end of the tongue is there.

When you pierce your ear or
your tongue, it does not make

any difference because another
part will take the function.

In some cultures they cut the tongue
when they want to punish someone.

But, in so many ways,
because they cannot cut the

full tongue to the back
of the throat because

the person would die, he
still receives the energy

and the Emotion would be
expressed through it.

Any other questions?

Brett:.

I have a question:.

Regarding the vocal tracts
of the humans, why are ours

so broad compared to, for
example, apes or monkeys?

(MK).

Because we absorb and we eat
a wider spectrum of food.

And in the spectrum of foods we
eat, each creates and releases

a spectrum of energies that
the voice box has for that.

1:22:10 The voice box
very much behaves as

both the physical part
and the Emotional part.

And our Emotions are very deep,
and the energy we take from

the air to our lungs is in the
spectrum; it is not mono.

And the same thing, when we eat
we eat a variety of foods, and we

breath different airs or through the
tongue we absorb different kinds.

One of the processes of intelligence
comes from the diversity of the food.

When the physical part is
connected to the Emotional

part, that’s where the
intelligence comes.

I explained this before in other talks.

In the body of Man the consumption
of composite food rather than

mono food creates this condition
of variation in the voice.

These are all connected.

Dogs don’t eat vegetables
– they make a mono sound.

In monkeys that have a variety of
foods, fruits, vegetables, and some

animals, we see more intelligence,
more sounds, and more behaviours

in talk, because what is breathed
and eaten matches the Emotion and

physicality, and that is where it
becomes the essence of intelligence.

1:24:00 Any other questions?

You’ve got to understand
the connection between the

intelligence and the
development of the Soul of

Man, then you'll understand
why we breath deeper

and why we eat and we
behave the way we behave.

And then you see why people who
are vegetarian have a different

behaviour in the same environment
as the ones who eat meat.

The odour of blood brings hatred, anger.

The odour of blood,
with the tangibility of

the physicality of the
flesh, matches to

develop a direction in the body that the
two cannot match and creates aggression.

That’s why we see people
who are meat eaters,

flesh eaters,
especially the ones who

eat a lot of raw meat, are much, much
more aggressive the majority of the time.

Brett:.

Is it the same for eating fish meat?

(MK).

It’s the same.

Fish still have blood but less of it.

You’ve got to start understanding because
this is part of the Space Technology.

The only way you can stop aggression and
wars and what I call ‘animal behaviours’

is the smell, the odour, which gets
absorbed by the back of the tongue.

A fish smells another fishes blood
from miles and he goes for it.

Because it digests energy, and that
energy line follows it through.

The odour of rusted Iron when it mixes
with protein, which is the blood,

creates a condition separation between
the Emotionality and the physicality.

And when the Emotion receives its own
balance energy back, the two don’t match.

It’s a feedback.

They clash.

And then, when you get a
digestion that is on the same

strength, it’s digesting the
same gravitational-magnetic

field – because again it’s
Iron plus Amino Acid –

then you get aggression
because the two do not match.

It’s in the same sequence.

It literally – I can explain it in a very
simple way – it becomes double amplitude.

So, since double amplitude
is more power, it shows

itself as a higher strength,
and it shows as anger.

It is not that there is no
aggression amongst the vegetarians.

It’s still there because they
eat different but softer

proteins through wheat or
rice or whatever they eat.

It still is a combination,
and they still have blood.

Iron, which is a more powerful
element has a stronger

strength, and that’s why
anything with blood

which is connected with
the digestion system and

odour – which touches,
again, what we breathe in as

part of it, because when
you smell something it’s

not that it all gets touched
by your tongue, part

of that odour as air gets
sucked into your lungs,

and its energy transfers
back into your Emotion.

1:28:38 Here’s a very nice,
interesting observation:.

Give a bone with meat
into the hand of someone

and let them chew the
meat off the bone.

Then do it with a less-cooked one.

And then do it with a near
raw meat, which a lot

of people do now this
has become fashionable.

And then observe their
long-term behaviour.

(BB) Is this the reason
why some people like

well-done meat and some
people like raw meat?

(MK) That’s a matter of taste,
but, in a way, yes.

But you have to observe their
behaviour, what they achieve.

Some people like burnt
meat, well-well-done meat.

Ask yourself a question and
watch their behaviour –

extreme animal behaviour in
the majority of the cases.

They want to smell the
blood that’s burning.

And then it satisfies their ego – the
Emotion side – that they are superior

to what is in front of them because
they can eat it they can smell it.

(RC) Mr Keshe, was there a time in the past for
Mankind when it was more necessary to have

that more aggressive
nature, and that’s why

the meat satisfied
that need, perhaps?

(MK).

No.

The meat came from packages.

I have explained this before.

I was explaining this in the past few
days here to the Knowledge Seekers too.

You’ve got to understand the
process of packages of energy:.

Physicality needs a long-term
package of energy, which is meat.

If you eat a soft package like, let’s
say, bread, it takes a few hours.

If you eat meat it takes
a longer time to release

its energy because it
takes a longer time

to open up, so its
energy is passed slowly

through your digestive
system into the body.

If you don’t cook the meat, let’s say, for
example, it takes about seventeen hours to

twenty hours to be opened up to be able to
release its energy slowly into the body of the Man.

When you cook the meat, the energy
that you were going to use in

your stomach to open it up, to
mature it, to produce the right

condition for it to open up, is
taken from the energy of the

charcoal or the gas or the water
that you cook the meat in.

So you transfer the energy-consumption
forward to the cooking heat source.

But when the material is
delivered to your body,

it still has the same
energy, so now you use

less energy to digest
the same material, but

you receive the same
energy from the material.

So now you have a
surplus, and that surplus

energy that has been
made through cooking by

fire is used for Man’s
intelligence, and it has

changed the structure
of Man too over time.

The wisdom, otherwise
all the animals eat meat

You look at lions you
don’t see them talking,

laughing and joking
and building houses.

The only thing that has
increased Man’s intelligence

in the past time and
has moved away from

living like animals in the
animal kingdom is now

they have found an easier
way to extract energy.

They do the energy they need in
the stomach to open up the matter

into a nano layer and a GANS by
cooking, by adding energy into the

system so that when you eat the
food it release a lot of energy

directly into the stomach so the
energy of the meat is still the same.

But now it’s a surplus and, at the same
time, when you eat you smell, even though

you don’t smell the odour of the meat,
it adds to the energy of your Emotion.

That’s why we go for certain foods:.

because the odour which goes through
the Emotion side matches the energy

that comes from the physical part – point
of satisfaction, point of balance.

1:34:00 The air we breathe
when we take food into

our mouth or eat flesh
already transfers part

of the energy into the
Emotional part which

then satisfies, in balance,
the physical part.

That’s why I say when you
find balance between your

Emotion and physicality,
then you’re at peace.

The Emotional part of
eating meat is the

odour that gets absorbed
by the back of the

tongue as energy that goes into your blood
circulation for your Emotional part.

And then when the physical
part has absorbed energy, the

two match, and that brings
the point of satisfaction.

That’s why you get satisfied
eating certain foods.

In space if we can provide a condition
that what the man breathes is equal to

the energy of the matter that he digests,
then you'll find peaceful people.

And that’s why in
space there is always

peace, because we can
control this condition.

It is pre-planned by the people
who put entities into space.

You control the behaviour of
existence through bringing

balance between the Emotional
part and the physical part.

Carry on.

(BB) What if people were eating a bunch
of blue-blooded shoe crabs?

(MK) Go and ask them.

1:36:00 Why?

Do you want to become an alien?

Brett:.

No, it’s just a higher energy form,
so I figured it would create maybe

a higher intelligence or change
the brain structure even further.

(MK) If you like to eat […]
you’re quite welcome.

I think that those lifeforms haven’t
changed in two million years as

well, so maybe it wouldn’t be too
conducive to evolution to eat them.

[They laugh.]

(MK) Any other question?

We’re nearly coming to the two hours.

(RC) We’ve allowed up to two-and-a-half
hours for the Workshop if you need

the extra time, but we could
definitely end it at two if you like.

(MK) Would you like to see a picture
of a very lonely student?

(RC) Yes, that would be great!

[Moving his laptop]
Uh, if we can get him. There he is.

This is our lonely student in the Keshe
foundation Spaceship Institute, Marko.

- Let me get it up here on the picture.
- Can you see him?

Yes.

It’s just coming through here now.

Marko in the back there, are
you learning lots back there?

(MK) No, he was falling asleep.

[They all laugh.]

(RC) He's a bad boy at the
back of the room!

(MK) No, this is the first time you see.

This classroom, after May and hopefully
in October, will be the same way but this

classroom will become
part of the laboratory,

but the teaching
will be the same.

But these are the classrooms
that today we came to do the

first Teaching from, the
first Workshop from here.

And we have a very lonely student
sitting there on his own, and

Armen is refusing to join him, so
we leave Marko there on his own.

(VV) And the one thing that I
will say is that I'm very

much enjoying the internet
that you guys have there.

It has been a very good
audio-quality Workshop.

(MK) Yeah, it’s very direct and online,
it’s not wifi, it’s optical fibre.

And all the Teachings will be like this,
the live Teachings that we’ll do.

When we do internet teaching,
it will be like this.

All the classrooms are fully
equipped with all the facilities.

(VV) Great to hear.

(MK) Thank you very much.

Is there any other question?

(RC).

Is there any other announcement or
anything you’d like to say, Mr Keshe.

(MK).

Oh, yeah.

If you are listening – I hope
our team in the background can

confirm – the video for the
Institute, or University, will go

up by the Thursday morning
session, and from then on you can

apply for a place in the Institute
to be a Knowledge Seeker.

The fees have been set at six
thousand euro per annum, and

we have already received a
large request from the Italian

community, as we are an Italian-based
organisation, for them

to have a large number of Italian
students in the institute.

So we have to see.

We’ll go by application and what we
need in the first batch of scientists.

So you can apply for a
place, but we know we will

meet our hundred-and-twenty
seats, hopefully if

we see things right in
the first few months, or

we transfer it back to
second term in October.

1:40:17 Any other questions.

(RC).

Okay.

We’ll have the Spanish Workshop
at six PM your time, is that correct?

Yes.

So we’ll have a break for an hour or so.

Is that what you’d like to do.

I don’t mind.

We’ve got to sit here and wait
for you lot to come back.

[A sound of something striking a
metal sheet like a baking sheet.

Does Armen do the catering for you?

Catering?

He doesn’t know how to cook.

[Laughs.]

Okay.

He probably knows how to
order take-out though.

Uhuh, very well, pizza and spaghetti.

And kebab.

And kebab he says.

Anyway, thank you very much.

Thanks Dr Eliya for your presentation.

And hopefully next week we’ll speak about
whatever Dr Eliya chooses this time.

Thank you very much.

[Ending of the Workshop]