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07th Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Nov 19 2014

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    Rick Crammond (RC)
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    Okay! Welcome everybody to the
    7th Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop.
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    I am Rick Crammond. I am the Co Host here
    with Keyvan Davani (KD)
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    who we'll... hear from...
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    shortly here...
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    Basically, Mr Keshe (MK) is on the road
    and we're going to connect with him...
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    in this workshop.
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    He's... allowed some time for it
    in spite of... fishing...
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    shopping for fish and so on in his life.
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    So...
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    let's go on to talk to Keyvan
    and see what he has to say.
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    He's going to do a short introduction,
    and then, we will hear from Mr Keshe.
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    Keyvan are you there?
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    (MK) Here, I switch it off..
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    (KD) Yeah! Hi!
    Hello Mr Keshe.
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    Thank you Rick for
    this introduction again...
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    Mr Keshe, as you know, last time,
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    if my question took
    the whole workshop time...
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    Sorry about that, but
    it was real... really fascinating...
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    I want to leave it up, actually
    to others, also to, you know...
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    ask the questions, but related
    maybe to other aspects
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    of what is, I mean...
    There is no... probably no... no fields,
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    or no... nothing that, you know,
    that has been touched actually.
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    You know... So...
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    You know, Rusmin, a friend of mine,
    in Stuttgart, in Germany
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    asks... his question would be,
    about ADH... the "so called", you know,
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    "Attention Deficit,
    Hyperactive Syndrome and Autism,
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    and its been,
    you know, rising in kids.
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    So, maybe, I thought you could
    enlighten us, a little bit... on...
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    Because you always emphasize
    emotional part of the brain.
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    I would Mr... Dr Kostova.
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    What... what is it?
    What is it look like?
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    I mean, why do such disharmonies
    and...
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    and, "diseases", so called,
    diseases... arise,
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    ...from a Plasmatic,
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    magnetic-gravitational field strength,
    view, as you would say?
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    Thank you very much Mr Keshe.
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    (MK) First of all as usual:
    we say Hello to you,
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    wherever you are
    on this planet and beyond.
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    We don't know when you're going to listen
    to the next program,
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    from which part of this Universe.
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    In so many ways...
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    what you call ADHD or Attention Deficiency
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    is not attention deficiency,
    It's a "Kingship".
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    This kingship comes,
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    because nowadays,
    parents have time.
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    And the children have been told,
    by the parents,
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    on a regular basis,
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    because the parents are busy,
    with other part of their life,
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    like going to work from
    five o'clock in the morning
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    till ten o'clock at night, type thing,
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    how much they love them.
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    So... and how much they are valued.
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    Because we don't have the time,
    when the parents had,
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    to share time with children.
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    So, in a way...
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    it's like adults saying to another adult:
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    "'You are the boss".
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    So, now boss takes the position.
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    Dictates the position.
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    And then this, dictates your own position
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    allows... the child to take over
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    the whole structure of the family,
    in a different form.
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    But, we don't look at the child,
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    because he's a child,
    small in size, or whatever.
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    The child in his mind, in his brain,
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    considers itself as the boss.
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    But, this is his perception.
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    Not, the perception of the family,
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    or friends.
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    And when you're the boss, you give orders
    and orders have to be carried out.
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    And when the orders are not carried out,
    you make sure you are heard,
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    that your orders are carried out,
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    or you get part of it carried out.
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    So, the child takes the seat of kingship,
    he becomes king in the house.
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    Usually,
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    you find with a second or a third child
    more ADHD than the first child.
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    Because, the first child takes everything,
    has taken everything.
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    He has been the focus, he knows he is
    on top of the hierarchy.
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    Then...what happens is that,
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    parents misread this kingship
    with a disease,
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    and as the doctors don't
    understand this kingship,
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    they start using all sorts of chemicals
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    and up to now, nobody has found
    the solution for attention deficiency,
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    and then hyper-activity,
    they call it, "ADHD".
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    So...
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    When you are a king
    and you're not noticed,
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    you have to make moves to be noticed.
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    When you're the head of a nation
    and you give orders and nobody listens...
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    so, you send your army,
    or you send your soldiers,
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    to disturb, to beat up...
    and to do all sorts of things that,
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    their action brings attention to
    the top man who ordered it.
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    This happens with the children,
    in these families,
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    and that's why we see so much ADHD.
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    Parents compensate their work,
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    which they're too busy to bring,
    what you call,
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    money home for the children to live,
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    with incorrect... evaluation,
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    and giving credit,
    or justifying their hard work
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    to the children.
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    And usually,
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    the first one takes it because:
    "It's my right, so I'm used to it".
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    The second one, sees it
    as a weakness in the family.
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    So, he uses this weakness.
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    When you're a king and you're
    order's not carried out,
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    or you want attention, you make sure
    attention, are paid to.
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    What do you do?
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    You continuously make different orders
    to keep people, their attention to you.
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    Kick a bucket, throw something up,
    joker of the wall,
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    because, they have to continuously watch
    what the king, it does.
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    In a way, ADHD is a clown in the
    classroom, there's a clown in the house.
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    And when, he realizes in the house,
    he's manage to get the attention
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    and what he wants, then
    he carries it out in the society.
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    So the attention...
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    why we see the rise in AD,
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    Attention Deficiency, is not attention...
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    Attention Deficiency does not exist.
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    Position of kingship does.
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    So, we compensate for our own... work.
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    To bring prosperity
    and a better life to our children.
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    And in some families,
    the children misread this position.
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    So, usually what we see:
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    ADHD starts in most of,
    or in some of the cases with illnesses.
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    So, the child who is the second
    and third doesn't get so much attention,
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    becoming sick,
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    gets all attention of the family.
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    So now he realizes:
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    "I am the centre point",
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    so what we call,
    he takes the seat of the Kingship.
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    Then, once he sees this pattern,
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    and he goes home, for example
    from the hospital, he's still looking:
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    "Look, I can be the top guy, on top
    of my brother or sister, who's older.
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    So he finds a way to get attention.
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    But he cannot be sick to
    go back to the hospital again.
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    So now he comes with...
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    Behavioural problems, what we call it,
    but it's not behaviour,
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    its just that, he's continuously
    going from one point to another,
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    to keep your attention to himself.
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    And this going from thing... one point to
    another, he look's as he's hyperactive.
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    He's not hyperactive,
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    he's just continuously banging,
    kicking, blowing, jumping, whatever.
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    So, he has your attention continuously.
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    So, ADHD is not a disease.
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    But, this behaviour
    carries into very old ages.
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    I give you an example, because
    Eliya and Armen and Marko
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    were present, which this happen
    about two weeks ago?
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    About two weeks ago, we were
    going out for a dinner together,
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    in... where we live.
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    And, I stopped to put ...
    money in the meter.
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    And by the meter, I heard
    some people speaking English,
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    so we started talking.
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    Then the guy said, he was
    a professor in psychology.
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    So, we said,
    "If you like you can join us for dinner."
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    and the guy who was with him
    as a translator,
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    immediately asked
    "Where are you from?"
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    because they saw our number plate
    and everything else
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    and we start talking and he said:
    "Who are you?" I said who I am.
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    And the guy said "I know you.",
    the translator, he's an Italian.
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    He says, "I know about you, I know you."
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    So, we came because he knew who we were.
    We invited them for dinner.
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    We sat around the table and then
    we invited them the next day,
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    to understand the psychological
    problems in ... Space.
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    So he came to ... to the centre.
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    We had about two,
    three hours together.
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    And immediately, when
    he sat on the table, he starts insulting.
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    I didn't say anything,
    and then we ignored it.
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    And he he got angry three times,
    we didn't say anything.
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    And then,
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    we invited him, to show him
    the process we use.
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    And in him trying to again, being the
    centre of attention he couldn't be,
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    even he's a professor in psychology,
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    he said,"If your technology works, can you
    maybe, help explain to me something?"
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    I said, "What's your prob...
    What is the problem?".
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    He says,
    "Something private you can tell me"
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    I said, "What is your problem?" or
    "What is the thing you want to know?"
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    He said, "Sometimes when I give lectures,
    I have to cough. [cough]
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    And he turn around to the translator,
    and says "You've seen it that it happens."
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    the guys says, "Yes. Yes."
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    He says, "Why do I get a cough?
    Can you help me to stop the cough?"
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    I ask him a single question.
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    I said,
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    "Do you know your audience,
    when you give lecture?"
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    He says, "No."
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    I said,
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    "You subconsciously watch,
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    that you don't have the attention of all
    your people which are in the lecture,
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    they paid whatever money,
    to come to your lecture.
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    This for you is unacceptable because
    you have to be the centre of attention.
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    You are highly AD...
    Attention Deficiency.
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    So by coughing, because you can't
    accept it, you try to get attention."
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    And the guy literally collapsed.
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    Armen is laughing because we were
    all there when it happen. Huh? Yeah?
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    And Marko start laughing the same.
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    This attention deficiency to be...
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    the guy is in his sixties, fifties,
    was still carried on.
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    And immediately, the three people
    who came with him, and... there was...
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    they saw the whole thing...
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    He literally, stopped being the professor,
    at head walking,
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    he became the back guy in the row.
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    He had literally, lost his position as to
    be the professor in lecturing psychology.
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    Because he knew, I put my finger
    exactly where his problem was,
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    and why he became insulting,
    and what he did.
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    So...
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    Once you get into the habit of being
    attention... having attention deficiency,
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    will not go unless you understand
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    that YOU are
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    a normal, ordinary member
    of the whole human race.
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    Then the seat of kingship,
    or what you call AD:
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    Attention Deficiency -- does not exist.
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    This is a new terminology,
    because doctors can not find
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    process of, what we they call cure.
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    There is no cure
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    for
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    somebody who you have made
    the director of the company.
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    and then he's push you...
    is releasing orders
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    and nobody listens to it
    or some of it, do.
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    And he makes him to sack people,
    to do anything, to get his way.
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    So, from the parents
    who are involved in this process.
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    The parents who have a children
    with what they call, "ADHD":
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    re-evaluate and confirm to your child, you
    are loved the same as your older brothers,
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    or in the family,
    equal to other members.
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    And, explain to the child
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    that you understand what you do.
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    Because, when I turned around
    to the professor,
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    I start bashing things on the table,
    in the lab, throwing things,
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    and he panicked.
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    I said you see?
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    Now because you don't get attention,
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    we... this is what you do.
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    You have to do things...
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    You have to cough, you have to
    throw things or you have to get angry
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    to get the attention.
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    So, the consequence
    of attention deficiency,
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    which is;
    "I'm the boss, you don't be the boss".
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    They create Saddam Hussein.
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    Does anything to get attention
    of other world leaders.
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    That's what we do as parents,
    being so involved in materialistic world
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    in trying to bring comfort,
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    our children misread our love and care,
    with a position of control.
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    This is one of the problems
    of the new world,
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    of being busy to make life's ends meet
    and in turn we do it.
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    Some ADHD's, then you go to hospitals .
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    They give you all Ritalin.
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    They give you all sorts of medication.
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    They give you all sorts...
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    What do they give Dr Eliya (DE), for
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    for... ADHD?
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    Ritalin, isn't it?
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    They do it.
    (DE) Yeah, Yeah.
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    (MK) So what it is... What is Ritalin?
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    Ritalin is used for the heart condition
    for... What you call it?
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    For...
    (DE) For narcoleptic
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    (MK) Yeah! for...
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    What you call, thinning the blood,
    sometimes. It's rat poison.
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    So the child becomes a rat
    and the doctors give him the poison.
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    And It doesn't work.
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    This is what we know.
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    And what we have created in new,
    order of life,
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    by us being busy,
    and getting abused.
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    We have seen condition of what you call
    ADHD or... Attention Deficiency,
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    being in line with what is known
    as Mother Munging.
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    Which means: the mother,
    because she cannot see
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    her position in the house,
    makes one of the children to be sick.
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    And the child uses this sickness
    to controls the house.
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    And mother fans, or encourages this
    behavior of kingship.
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    For him to be sick, that for her, to have
    a seat, as being needed in the family.
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    So, now you've created two diseases,
    two illnesses at the same time.
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    1: the child, being diagnosed,
    at the ADHD.
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    Which actually, the mother launches;
    mother nourishes it once it's discovered.
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    For the mother
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    to confirm her own existence,
    as position, needed in the house.
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    Read on the internet: Mother Munging.
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    And these two you find,
    in the same house at the same time.
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    The child is not actually sick,
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    but once the mother sees,
    by the child being sick,
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    she has a... There is a need for her,
    to be, as a member of the family.
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    So, now you have two ADHD's in the
    same house, the child and the mother.
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    And, this process can even happen to
    the grandmothers who look after the child.
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    Then there is a need for them to exist,
    to be needed in the house.
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    So, When you have these conditions
    in the families...
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    as what you call ADD or ADHD.
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    This is not a disease.
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    This is a kingship.
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    The same kind of process happens
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    when people have diseases
    which ends them up in a wheelchair.
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    A lot of people say,
    "I want to get off the wheelchair".
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    But in reality, if you put them
    in what we call it: truth system,
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    You find out they don't want
    to get out of the wheelchair.
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    Because, when
    they are in the wheelchair,
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    they are pushed around,
    people give them space,
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    they are taken around and
    the wheelchair becomes the kings seat.
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    A lot of people have problems
    with me when I discuss this.
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    Who wants to be in a wheelchair?
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    You go into the psychology of the person.
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    Accidental wheelchairs and diseases,
    which end up with paralysis are different.
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    But a lot of people...
    when there is nobody they walk,
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    and when there are people,
    they are in the wheelchair.
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    We have records of this in our research.
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    So, a lot of problem,
    a lot of diseases comes out of...
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    need, to be confirmed to be needed;
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    need, to be confirmed "I exist";
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    need, the confirm
    "I have something to say."
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    There is a very big difference
    between ADHD
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    and hyper-activity.
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    Some hyper-activities come through the
    release of high-value energy: hydrogen;
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    through the carbon release... development
    in the new coloring in the food.
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    We understand the full process.
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    That is biochemical,
    it's got nothing to do...
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    But because carbon is used
    to create a constant colour,
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    when the carbon is used
    in conjunction with drinks,
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    which has a water in it,
    it allows the rapid change
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    of the release of the energy of the
    hydrogen as a Plasma with the carbon.
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    And then that energy has to be consumed,
    or be used and that's use become by ...
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    more rapid movements and all sorts.
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    Colour allergy exists, but you have to
    find out, with the parents, that allergy.
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    Which colour carbon has been used?
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    Or if natural colours have been used,
    in the food products.
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    Part of which, is unknown to the world
    of science, is when the parents
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    use the new materials which
    are used for dying the clothing.
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    When you buy the new dye generation, which
    have put into, especially in polyester,
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    this, and in this coloring
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    then is released slowly
    when the child wears clothes.
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    And then it creates release of energy
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    which leads to absorption of
    too much energy in a way that it leads to
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    what you call, activities,
    which are not clothes.
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    When your child is hyper-active,
    just don't look at the food,
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    look at the clothing.
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    Look at the way the clothing,
    in conjunction with the food
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    brings to the child.
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    Natural wool, natural materials
    like linen, and cotton, don't have
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    because they only absorb the colors which
    they can carry in the natural structure.
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    But when you have polyester
    and anything to do with a chemical,
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    new materials; they have...
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    capacity to carry energy
    within the colour range
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    because it's all connected to the carbon.
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    This, I have explained
    in other workshops, too.
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    So you have to understand:
    what is ADD, what is ADHD.
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    ADD and ADHD does not exist.
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    But hyper-activity, due to the new...
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    because all the colours, more or less,
    at the moment, which you see...
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    in the food and clothing,
    are created out of the carbon
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    which comes from the coal from the mine.
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    If you go and study,
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    90% of the colouring
    which is used in the west,
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    it comes through that process.
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    And that process is a carbon,
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    because of the colour spectrum,
    carries different energies.
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    Because, if you understand,
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    the structure of...
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    Now we understand the position of the GaNS
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    and the play, which the carbon does,
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    in the structure of the amino acid
    as a GaNS.
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    It creates a condition of...
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    the confirmation of transfer
    of the information,
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    and in those cases, of energy to the body
    and through the food too.
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    So...
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    When you speak about Attention Deficiency
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    Attention Deficiency, as we see,
    the arising so much
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    is to tell parents:
    "There is no such a disease."
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    It's a king of kingship.
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    You want to give your seat to your child?
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    Then that's it.
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    You find the child has
    no attention deficiency.
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    Now he rules the house.
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    You become the servant.
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    And then when you look at ADHD
    or Attention Deficiency,
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    look at the position of the mother,
    in the respect to the house.
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    Then you find out,
    the two are most of the time, linked.
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    Because, the mother needs
    the child to be sick to get attention
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    and the child uses the sickness
    to control the house,
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    through attention...
    creating false attentions.
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    So now the mother become responsible
    to look ... and you see these mothers
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    who have these kind of behaviours,
    always are angry with their child.
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    Because now is a competition
    between the mother and the child:
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    "Who's the boss in the house?"
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    And then the problem starts.
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    So, this is how things goes off.
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    And this is what you call "ADHD"
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    and for me, doing a research
    in this for a long time,
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    it's very clear that there is
    no disease called "ADD"
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    Attention deficiency does not exist.
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    It is whenever, who wants attention, says:
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    "Would you like the seat of the...
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    kingship in the house?"
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    I have volunteers,
    which their parents bring to me,
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    and when I say in front of the child
    what the position is,
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    they just cry and cry,
    because they know their hand is opened.
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    And after two, three months,
    the parents come and say:
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    "We've found the way."
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    They know what it is.
    Now, she finds new ways to get attention.
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    And then because now they know
    what the position is,
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    the child literally, loses all control.
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    We have even seen ADD to the position,
    that the child creates epileptic attacks
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    because she needs to be confirmed.
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    Because she uses so much
    energy to get attention,
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    that the brain goes in a cycle,
    and gets attention,
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    to... it goes into a overload and then it
    leads to the point of epileptic attacks.
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    Because,
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    one of the problem is that
    the parents do not explain
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    and put their children on the table
    and say: "We love you all equal."
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    "We do the same thing equal".
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    One parent takes one child
    to be loved, because he can do,
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    and another parent takes
    another child to be loved.
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    Now the child is fighting because he wants
    the dad to love him
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    and the other wants the mum to love him.
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    So, now the problems starts.
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    ADD is a family problem.
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    It has to be sorted, with an open mind,
    with the family, sitting and discussing,
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    and putting on the table
    with the children.
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    The time you spend trying to get
    our attention and to be the king
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    is the time which is lost as a family,
    to be together.
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    And...
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    once the child learns this position,
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    will never let go, it's very hard.
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    No Ritalin, no psychological medicine,
    no psychotherapy
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    has ever solved the ADD
    and will never solve it.
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    Because, as we say,
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    "In the Space Technology Keshe Foundation,
    we're going to the root of the problem",
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    and this is the root of problem.
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    There is no need for medication.
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    The attention deficiency
    and what you say, the hyperactivity,
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    comes because
    "I need attention, so I give orders".
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    "You don't look, I bash the table",
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    Then you get...
    you look at them, "You notice me".
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    The next second, "I'm planning
    the next job... The next job".
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    So you find, to our research,
    attention deficiency people
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    are three steps ahead
    of their next act.
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    They already planned the next one,
    how they're going to get attention,
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    And in the next one, and the next one,
    how they're going to get attention.
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    So you don't watch once, you have to
    be ahead of what they are thinking.
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    And when you block it with them telling
    there is no seat of kingship,
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    [sound effect]
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    One of the best ways to stop ADD,
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    is to cut their pocket money.
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    You want attention, there is no money
    that you have the attention,
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    so you're attention's taken. From now, you
    have to pay attention to what we say.
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    Attention deficiency is: you're not
    getting the toy because of
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    "You are not the king, we decide.
    You see? You are not the decision maker."
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    When this behaviour of you trying
    to be the boss stops,
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    then you get...
    because we are are all equal.
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    Because you create a huge problem in
    the house, when there is such a problem.
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    Because, now you spend all your energy,
    on this child, wants to be the king,
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    the other children get ignored,
    and then they start the process.
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    "Why is he getting it and
    we are not getting it?"
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    So, conflict between
    the brothers and sisters start.
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    (KD) Can I ask you something, Mr. Keshe?
    (MK) Yes!
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    (KD) So autism, is a similar
    process I guess?
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    It's... It's a craving for...
    (MK) No.
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    (DK) Is it self expression? or, or...
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    (MK) Autism is totally different.
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    Autism is totally different.
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    Autism... a lot has to do with
    the development of the brain.
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    And... Because there is the... the brain
    is not fully developed.
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    Once you organize
    and make the process to allow
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    certain parts of the brain to...
    to grow to the normal size or position
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    as they have to be,
    you find that autism doesn't exist.
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    We have these cases;
    four or five of them at the moment.
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    We've been running for years
    and we've seen autism just disappears
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    as you allow the growth of the brain.
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    Because in the Foundation we have enough
    knowledge to be able do this.
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    At the moment we have
    an autistic child of fourteen.
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    The child, was brought us by the family
    and the doctors when he was thirteen.
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    And...
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    he was the mental age of two-to-three.
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    And in one year we have managed to
    bring him to age of six-to-seven.
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    Because you have allowed
    the brain to grow in the level,
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    and then they start doing the...
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    It's as... I think I've
    explained this before.
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    The parents are over the moon that
    for the first time he can make a sentence,
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    at the age of fourteen.
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    Because at age of two he couldn't make
    a sentence, he was not able to.
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    So, but then you have a psychosomatic,
    and other problems with this process,
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    which we guide the families through,
    that the child has been...
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    We estimate he'll be at the age of
    ten-to-fourteen when he is sixteen.
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    And by age of eighteen/nineteen,
    sixteen/eighteen
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    he'll be the same age
    mentally and psychologically.
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    But it's a very difficult time for the
    parents, because now,
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    in 2/3 years they have to do ten-years job
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    and the child has already been rejected
    by the peers, because of his behavior.
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    So, you have to restructure life
    and the same time,
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    this should not allow the child
    to become attention....
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    because now he gets all the attention.
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    We do... I consult very closely
    with the families in this position.
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    We have, we've done about six/seven
    and all have been very successful
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    and when you open the hand...
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    Autism has nothing to do with ADD.
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    He's totally... This is...
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    One is a physical...
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    sub-growth of the... brain.
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    And one... the other one,
    is not a disease,
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    it's just a kingship which we feed for
    the confirmation of existence.
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    We handle a lot of these cases... it's...
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    ADD... I don't except ADD I... not even
    as a... as a volunteer, as a patient
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    because, as a... Whatever you call it?
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    They want to be volunteers,
    because I explain to them.
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    Or, we don't need to say, "Oh we give
    you this, and this changes and changes."
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    I explain to the parents, there is
    no need for such a thing,
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    for you to donate any money
    to the Foundation,
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    because this is what you have to sort out.
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    And you'll find that a lot of children,
    when the hand opens up in front of family,
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    they get a very bad, bad, bad,
    backlash from the family
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    because they realize how much
    he's abused the love of the family,
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    for him to be, or for her to be the boss.
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    And then the crisis starts with a person.
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    And then you find out
    in one-year, two-years time,
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    she becomes normal because
    she realizes nothing is react.
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    We had a case of girl of thirteen/fourteen
    with this very heavy...
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    and the parents very rich.
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    They were too busy making a living
    and they brought the child.
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    The father said, "I pay you anything,
    this we can... We've been everywhere."
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    I sat the girl in front of me
    between the two parents.
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    And I explain.
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    And she cried: "I'm not like this, I...
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    She said: "But how do I get attention?
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    Because, my sister gets everything,
    I don't get."
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    And then she start talking,
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    And there was no ADHD.
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    So, you have to be careful.
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    You work hard...
    but you don't understand,
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    in working hard, you...
    you, feed the fire.
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    This is what we say we...
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    If you have a dog in the house
    because we had this experience
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    you bring a puppy home and
    you pay so much attention to it.
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    And then you feed it first,
    and then you do everything to it first.
  • 32:57 - 33:00
    And then we saw,
    the dog became the boss of the house.
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    Became, "ADD dog".
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    So he had to have everything and
    his attention was very nice, because;
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    He could look at you, he shows
    his... teeth, that "I'm boss".
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    But, he knew he was so tiny,
    so he reverses back himself,
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    all the way, till his backside could
    touch the leg of Caroline.
  • 33:22 - 33:24
    Then he knew... sitting next to us,
    "I'm the boss."
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    And, all the barking and the rest started.
  • 33:27 - 33:32
    Even the animals understand this process
    of ADD... let alone the children.
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    It's how close you be to the top,
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    or how you get attention of everybody;
    you become the top.
  • 33:42 - 33:45
    You see this behaviour in offices.
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    People who disturb office meetings or
    in presentations, when you attend,
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    these are heavily ADD people.
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    I see them in every presentation we do,
    they 're always there, one or two.
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    Because they behave..
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    They bring their behavior of the home
    into the meetings and into companies.
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    You find they're continuously disturbing.
  • 34:05 - 34:07
    Somebody in the company has to get hold of
    them, say, "Listen!"
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    "This is what it is."
    "This is your problem."
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    "Here there is only one boss, and
    if it doesn't suit you, you can move on."
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    And then you find out they sit...
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    And every few weeks you remind them,
    till it goes away.
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    Any questions?
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    (KD) I believe Rusmin asked
    on the thread forum.
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    Mr Keshe can you say something about
    autism is connected,
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    or could be connected to parasite worms?
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    (MK) ...No, this is all rubbish.
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    Autism is...
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    As far as I understand it...
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    We... We explain the position from
    our point of view, from our research.
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    We have seen autistic children,
    who could not do anything.
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    and in 12 months,
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    they go on their own for swimming,
  • 35:06 - 35:14
    they go 2/3 km walking, to go to a sports
    and they grow slowly into their age.
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    The younger you start the process
    of the development of the brain,
  • 35:21 - 35:24
    the... the less you create problem
    in the long term,
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    because, then you have
    a shorter time to catch up.
  • 35:27 - 35:32
    And I've had a child of...
    coming to us in February...
  • 35:32 - 35:34
    actually in November, two,
    three years ago.
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    In November... and by February,
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    he was to go to handicapped...
    mentally handicapped children, a school.
  • 35:42 - 35:45
    I said to the parents, "By September,
    he'll be ready to be a normal child."
  • 35:45 - 35:47
    The mother cries, says,
    "This is impossible,
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    he's this age
    and he's like so much..."
  • 35:50 - 35:54
    I said: "Because it's a short...
    he's very young, it'll be done."
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    And in September... in July he sat
    for entrance school,
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    to go to a normal school and he passed.
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    And he went to the proper school
    the following year.
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    Because in one year, more than a year,
    we could manage to bring the...
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    process of the growth, 'cause you...
    in that case it was much easier to do.
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    And now he's...
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    He's a normal child, as far as we know.
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    There is no problems. He...
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    But they create other problems for them,
    with the medicine they give them.
  • 36:22 - 36:26
    So half of the problem becomes;
    sorting out the problems...
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    doctors have created with the medication,
    which was not needed... originally.
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    Autism, comes from part of the brain,
    which is responsible for co-ordination.
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    The co-ordination is not there,
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    so the child only does,
    what limited, is available to it,
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    and we call it "Autism".
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    If... The knowledge, which is
    within the Foundation,
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    we can do, that we allow
    the brains growth.
  • 36:56 - 36:58
    We started one autism case yesterday,
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    in North America.
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    It came through Armen
    and we immediately responded.
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    Because we can do;
    the girl is very young.
  • 37:09 - 37:13
    Is seven years old with ...
    age of two-years gap with the autistic.
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    Just been... They could
    not find a solution.
  • 37:16 - 37:20
    And within six months, twelve months,
    she will be a normal girl.
  • 37:21 - 37:23
    Because, we don't refuse autism cases.
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    If it's confirmed by doctors there is a...
    deficiency in the brain- growth
  • 37:28 - 37:29
    which shows itself.
  • 37:29 - 37:32
    Sometimes, autism and mentally...
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    mental disability comes through
    the lack of oxygen at birth.
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    These all, now the knowledge
    is in the Foundation, to be eradicated.
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    I accept them with open arms,
    more than the man who's got a cancer.
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    Because, a young life has a whole life
    to go through, if it's not sorted
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    A man who is 70, 80, has a cancer,
    I still respect his life,
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    but an effort needs to be put into it.
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    It can be done with in so many ways,
    ...to do other things with.
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    So...
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    any Autistic case, we do not refuse,
    we accept immediately,
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    because, I respect,
    I have children myself,
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    and I know it's every parent's dreams
    to have a good child, or perfect child.
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    And if by accident of the nature,
    there has been a hiccup or a mis-ordinance
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    or disorder somewhere,
    we accept immediately.
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    And we always ask doctors to supervise.
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    The autism case which we're running now,
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    is supervised by two or three doctors
    and they all see...
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    We're all seeing the development. The
    teachers, even the school see the change.
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    The child can write, which is two-years,
    now he can write sentences.
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    He goes on the computer fully, aware of
    how he can do things on the computer,
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    which to them was impossible.
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    And they've tried everything
    for past ten, fourteen years.
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    When he was... Since they, or...
    he was diagnosed as a Autistic.
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    What you call it? As a Autistic
    when he was three, four years old.
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    So Autism is a physicality non-growth,
    of part of the brain,
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    and the knowledge is
    within the Keshe Foundation.
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    We can do very rapidly.... and...
    It takes time, because you cannot push,
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    it's not aspirin you...
    to get rid of the headache.
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    It needs time to... different cells
    of the brain, to grow ordinarily across.
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    Any other questions?
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    (KD) ...Mr Keshe, one more question.
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    There is... you know,
    you always hear that...
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    Or is it just a cliché or I don't know,
    just a neurological anomaly,
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    within the Autistic children.
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    Some of them are suppose to be,
    you know, some kind of genius.
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    Calculating stuff that, you know,
    normal layman people could not.
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    Is that... Could you, like, explain it?
    Also, from a...
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    from a Plasmatic point of view,
    magnetic gravitational field?
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    I mean, what kind of interaction,
    you know, has this thing?
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    (MK) No! What happened,
    we noticed this as well.
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    We... we understand some are.
    What happens?
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    Because, the physicality part
    of the brain has not grown,
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    the emotional and the knowledgeable
    part, does it's operation normally.
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    So.
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    Because they're not using ...
    because the connection is not there,
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    the tissues are not there
    to do the normal job.
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    They become good, or they understand,
    what they cannot transmit
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    but then they become limited or ordered.
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    So they get connected to
    this specific part of the brain,
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    which is good at certain things,
    or is responsible for certain things.
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    Then you use it, it become...
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    It's like, when you do the multiplication
    even more and more,
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    that part automatically goes for you,
    because it becomes ingrained in it.
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    So, they become connected
    or use the part of brain,
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    which is nearest to the part of the...
    shortage of the development.
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    The habits of the Autistic people
    gives us a very good indication
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    which part of the brain
    we have to work on.
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    Because...
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    Autism, partially can be seen
    in the blood structure,
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    because they are internally angry.
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    Because they know their capability
    but they cannot show.
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    But on the other hand they do...
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    You don't see the... an inflammation
    but you see it as disorder
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    in the blood value and other things,
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    in what we call, in the blood structure.
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    So, you see the response.
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    They are very aware;
    they are fully aware.
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    But, because that part is not there,
    they are considered as backwards.
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    But they are backwards only in response,
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    physical part, of one part of the brain.
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    And you can grow it and
    they just become beautiful.
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    They are geniuses because now,
    energies used in one topic,
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    which they have the connection with.
  • 42:04 - 42:08
    And, they can repeat things,
    they become photographic
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    because now they don't use a part.
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    Now, they use they can use the
    memory picture, photographic.
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    I used to have a friend in University
    who was this way.
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    We could tell him, "What was it?"
    He could say,
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    "Page blah blah, such a line, there is
    this sentence", we got in the reactors.
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    He's a nuclear engineer, he's one of the
    top world nuclear engineers at the moment,
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    in one of the world's leading countries.
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    But he has, what we call
    photographic memories going to it
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    and he could tell you the page
    and the line where it was.
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    He's a good friend of mine, I've got a lot
    of respect for him, but I always told him.
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    He was amazing in these things,
    and the Autistic go the same way.
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    (KD) Just for understand, Mr Keshe...
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    Because when you talk about
    magnetic gravitational field,
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    what kind of role does that play?
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    I mean, can one say, if it's used...
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    If this capability is used only
    in very specific part of the brain,
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    that the field strengths are
    greater or lower or?
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    (MK) No! It's just a part of the brain
    is not developed.
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    Because, the process of brain
    development has specific steps.
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    And for example, when let's say...
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    For example, let's say:
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    one day when the child was
    such and such an age
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    in the womb of the mother...
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    there was a shortage of, let's say,
    calcium in certain place.
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    The brain has not had enough calcium
    or did not have enough material
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    for that specific structure,
    has missed it.
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    It's like... very much like,
    when you play Lego.
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    If you don't own a piece
    but you can leave a gap in there,
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    there you can build the rest of the block,
    but you see the gap.
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    It's literally the same way.
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    But now what we have the capability to do
    is to build,
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    and that brick which is missing.
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    The rest works perfect.
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    And because of that the pressure
    goes on the bricks on side
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    to cover where the brick is missing.
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    You know sometimes you make
    a Lego piece, and you've lost a piece,
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    or you are missing one or two pieces,
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    but then you go around
    to modify it a little bit.
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    This is what happens in Autism.
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    Autism is a physical missing of production
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    and we know how to build these bricks
    which are missing.
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    We have a full knowledge and our success
    with autism is 100% up to now.
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    (KD) Wow! Thank you for your light.
    (MK) ...anytime.
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    Anytime Keshe Foundation, we accepted
    because as I've said,
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    "It's a young life and it's got
    a whole 50, 60 years.
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    Why should he go through a painful life,
    when it just something happen by mistake?"
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    He hasn't... doesn't have to.
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    If you have an Autistic child
    we accept him with open arms.
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    We have a donation value for it.
    I don't know if its on the website or not.
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    But if you write to the
    health@keshefoundation
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    Dr. Eliya will accept it immediately.
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    If you meet the demands of
    what we are asking for...
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    our doors are open for this trial
    and we ... we collaborate.
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    We have to collaborate between
    Dr. Eliya and the child's doctor,
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    because, wherever you are in the world,
    they have to monitor it.
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    Because, they change day by day.
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    You see them day by day,
    and they just become normal children.
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    (KD) Thank you truly, you know,
    for this information.
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    Because, I work with clients who are...
    a lot of them are, so called, "Autistic".
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    So, that's good to know actually.
    Thank you for that.
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    (MK) We accept, if you send
    them all you...
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    The only problem is,
    if you give us all your patients
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    ...if you are a good doctor,
    then you will have no... no patients left.
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    ... (laughter) ...
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    (KD) I'm not a doctor of medicine.
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    (MK) No, but Autism is not a problem.
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    It's not... It's not a problem
    for the Foundation.
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    (KD) Thank you very much.
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    (MK) Okay! Any other questions or,
    we had long enough with this today?
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    (RC) I Was gonna say that we're
    up to, over 45 minutes now.
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    We like to keep these workshops
    to under 40 minutes, so...
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    Thank you so much Mr Keshe, for taking
    time out from your busy day there today.
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    And making time for this workshop.
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    (MK) You're welcome, you're welcome.
    We will arrive which will be three,
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    four o'clock in the morning
    and by eight o'clock we'll be back
  • 46:38 - 46:41
    on the line for the teachings...
    for the workshops.
  • 46:41 - 46:42
    (RC) Okay! ...
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    (MK) You might have sleepy people
    on the table, but we'll still be there.
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    (RC) Right on.
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    [Every one say good bye.]
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    Thank you Keyvan, that was a good workshop
    and some great information came out there
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    for the listeners on LiveStream
    and for others that...
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    would like to know about this there,
    I've got the ... Keshe Foundation.
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    [The given email is obsolete.]
    [Visit: https://health.keshefoundation.org/ for details]
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    (KD) Yeah! And I can't wait, you know,
    until real, you know, kids, with...
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    with ages from starting with eight,
    nine, ten, up to teenager, whatever...
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    or older people who still, you know,
    have those... those curious questions
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    that they might have had,
    you know, when they were a kid.
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    So, you know, go for it.
    Thank you very much, Rick.
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    (RC) Okay! Thank you, too Keyvan and...
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    [ The given email and web address ]
    [ are obsolete and no longer available]
  • 48:19 - 48:55
    [For more informations please visit:
    https://www.kfssi.org/]
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    Okay! Thanks to the Vince for helping
    with the Go-To meeting, duties and so on.
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    And, we had some other guests as well,
    thank you for coming by today
  • 49:05 - 49:09
    and maybe we can get you
    to ask some questions next time around.
  • 49:10 - 49:15
    Okay! That's the end of the
    7th Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop.
Title:
07th Kids Knowledge Seekers Workshop Nov 19 2014
Description:

Discussion of ADHD and Autism.

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Video Language:
English
Duration:
49:20

English subtitles

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