Full Transcript Introduction and Doctor Ealyu2019s Background 0:00 Healer, author, teacher. 0:04 Doctor Henry Ealy is a founder of the Energetic Health 0:08 Institute, where healing happens literally every day. 0:13 He is a dedicated champion of love, 0:16 logic, light and freedom. 0:20 Today, this amazing healer is globally recognized 0:25 as an expert teacher in the life healing arts and sciences. 0:30 He knows our history and the magic within our worth, 0:35 and he is ready to share what he loves so much with you. 0:41 Doctor Ealy is the author of several books. 0:44 In 2003 13, he published Energetic Health 0:48 Interesting Insights into Advanced Natural Medicine. 0:53 In 2025, he published The Book of Questions. 0:58 Embrace Your Heart's First Thought, and this year 1:02 he published The Philosophy of Healing. 1:05 Today, Doctor Ealy is joining us to speak 1:09 about the importance of one's internal dialog. 1:14 Doctor Ali, welcome to the cancer breakthrough. 1:18 So the importance of one's internal dialog. 1:23 Please tell us a little bit about your own journey and how you came to 1:27 that realization, 1:29 man. Well, Sylvie, thank you so much. 1:32 And that was the best sounding introduction I have ever had. 1:36 Thank you so much for giving me that. 1:40 You know, I think we get to these places. 1:43 It's where we find that we're always being guided, even when we don't know 1:47 that we were being guided in these directions. 1:51 And one of the things that really stood out for me 1:53 the first time I attended the Belgian Cancer Conference 1:57 in Jacksonville was that there are so many good people
Why Internal Dialogue Shapes Healing 2:02 that are working so hard to recover and to really reclaim their life. 2:08 And it it watching everyone in there. 2:11 And I watched so many of your attendees taking notes. 2:15 They were just taking notes and notes and notes on every single word, 2:19 every single doctor and great presenter that you had up there was saying. 2:24 And that's a beautiful thing. 2:25 We love seeing people become students. 2:27 You'll hear me say all the time, stop being a patient. 2:29 Start being a student. 2:30 If you're going to heal, it's going to be because you've decided 2:35 that you are going to invest your energy into this process. 2:39 I think what's so important is that 2:41 medicine comes in many different forms, 2:45 and I think that's one of the big things about healing, is that we have a tendency 2:49 to reduce medicine to a pill, a capsule 2:53 or a tea or a therapy that we're doing, 2:57 especially the latest, greatest therapy that's going to cure everything. 3:01 And these things are wonderful and they're essential. 3:04 But we have to understand they only last in the bloodstream 3:07 for a few hours, in most cases, some a little bit longer. 3:11 But in most cases it's just a few hours. 3:14 What lasts with us for 24 hours 3:17 a day is how we talk to ourselves. 3:20 The internal dialog, the conversation 3:24 that we're having with ourselves. 3:26 And so when people say, if I do everything right, it's going to work. 3:32 Well, maybe that's possible. 3:35 But what we find is that the supplements, the nutrients, the nutrition, 3:40 all these lifestyle changes that a person who's being a student is going to learn 3:46 that they become even more effective when they've gotten 3:50 the internal dialog together, meaning how they talk to themselves. 3:56 Because, Sylvie, I know you've seen this. 3:58 People who are taking the supplement, people who are taking the new nutrition, 4:02 they're buying organic, they're doing all these wonderful things for themselves, 4:07 but they still 4:08 don't believe that they're worthy of healing. 4:12 And I saw that at the conference that there were some people there 4:16 that they're taking notes. 4:17 I want to do everything right. 4:18 And that's beautiful. That means you care. 4:21 But you could see. 4:22 And of course, when I got to talk with some of them, you could see that 4:25 they didn't believe they were going to heal. 4:29 And that's because of the conversation they're having with themselves. 4:32 And that's where I come in and say, let's have this conversation. 4:36 Let's see about transforming this conversation 4:39 into something much better, something that's truly medicine for you. 4:44 And that can that's it's actually one of the easier things to do 4:48 when we are aware of what needs to be done. 4:51 And that's what today's conversation with us, I think is developed. So 4:55 in your view, what is a primary primarily 4:58 shaping this, this internal dialog? 5:01 Is it the past experience environment, personality? 5:06 Can it be changed? 5:09 It can absolutely be changed. 5:11 We this is the beautiful thing that we all have. 5:13 We have the power with free will to change at any moment. 5:16 We're ready to make that change, but it's being aware of where 5:20 we need to make the change. And for some people it is. 5:23 They need to go back and understand why am I the way I am? 5:27 Where did this begin? 5:29 In the book of questions that you referenced, it was, I believe, 5:33 chapter three, where I reference a story about myself 5:38 not being worthy and where that all started. 5:41 It actually traces back to my high school graduation. 5:45 And so really interesting story. 5:47 But what I like to get into with people is 5:50 let me share a few stories so that your stories can come up 5:54 and you can see where things begin, and then you can decide. 5:58 Do you still want to be that way?
Recognizing Negative Self-Talk 6:00 Because there's always this opportunity to transform it. 6:04 So what we what we look at is, yes, it can happen from our childhood 6:09 most of the time. 6:10 I've seen Sylvie over the last 30 years. 6:13 It's it's because of something where we have failed 6:17 or felt like we have failed. 6:19 It's a belief that someone else put into us that we accept it. 6:25 And usually as children, 6:26 that's when we accept beliefs because we don't know any better. 6:30 Our discernment is low, but as we get adults, we don't realize 6:34 how much of what we accepted as kids has shaped how we engage with everyone. 6:41 So for me, Sylvia was. It was. 6:43 I'm not worthy. 6:45 That was the big revelation for me because I'm not worthy. 6:51 Started creating a very big disharmony 6:54 in all of my relationships, especially with other people. 6:57 But then also, especially with myself, I didn't feel worthy 7:03 because of something that happened 30 years ago, 7:06 and I didn't realize what big influence it had over me. 7:10 But the lack of worthiness, Sylvie, for me, started to become, 7:14 well, I'm not worthy, so I have to give people things in order 7:19 for them to like me. 7:20 I have to do things for people or they won't like me. 7:25 I have to bend over backwards and make everything about everyone else, 7:30 or they won't like me because I don't feel worthy in myself. 7:35 That's the internal dialog. 7:37 That's the internal conversation I was having with myself. 7:42 And and then she of not being loved. 7:46 Exactly. 7:47 And when and then when somebody wouldn't 7:50 acknowledge I do something for them, even though they didn't ask me to do it, 7:54 I would do something for them, because that's what good people do, right? 7:57 We always extend ourselves and I would do something, 8:01 but if I did that a couple of times and they didn't show gratitude the way 8:05 I thought it was supposed to be shown, then it would be frustration. 8:09 It would be a argument or something like that, which is we 8:12 all know when you're trying, when you're working to heal, 8:16 you don't have the energy to waste on arguments. 8:19 You don't have the energy to waste on things that are anything 8:24 other than focused on your healing process. 8:28 And so that's where the internal dialog comes in, 8:30 because when you get into a sense of for me, for example, 8:34 but I'm just using me as an example, I want people to understand 8:37 when you read the book of questions, it's it will bring up what's in you. 8:42 And that's the most important part. 8:44 But for me, when I was getting into, well, I'm not worthy, 8:48 I finally had to step back and say, well, is that true? 8:51 Am I not worthy? 8:53 And it helped me look at my life and go, well, look what you've done. 8:57 That's been good. 8:58 You've done this and this and this. 8:59 You've helped this and this person and this person and this person. 9:03 And I started to understand that this 9:07 programing, this thing, 9:08 this I had accepted as a child wasn't true. 9:12 And once I realized it wasn't true, it was easier for me 9:16 to transform it and say, okay, well, I am worthy. 9:19 And now what that means is that when somebody is mistreating me, 9:23 I can still love them, but I can also invite them 9:27 out of my life when I'm going through a healing process. 9:31 And the people who love you will support you, 9:35 the people who you were there for them and they were just taking from you 9:38 and you didn't realize it. They'll leave. 9:41 Either way, it works in your benefit when you're healing 9:46 because you've got your internal dialog now corrected 9:50 and working for you as medicine 24 hours a day. 9:54 So as a healer, how do you help people recognize 9:58 when their internal dialog has become negative and harmful? 10:04 So great question. 10:05 And and I think 10:07 one of the easiest things we can do is really look at the words that we use. 10:11 So how many times have you heard someone being empathetic towards another person? 10:16 A situation happened and the person feels bad, 10:20 and now someone's coming in to empathize with them and they say, 10:23 I hate when that happens, right? 10:27 We're using a word with a very dark magic. 10:30 In my opinion, having studied so many words and where they come from, 10:35 the most profane word in our entire culture 10:40 in speaking in English is the word hate. 10:45 The word hate means to wish 10:48 ill intent, extreme 10:50 and severe, ill intent upon another person. 10:54 That's what it means. 10:55 So when it means that and we are using it, we're trying to use it 10:59 in an empathetic way. It doesn't really fit.
Building Positive Self-Talk Through Gratitude 11:01 And what happens with that is I think we can all agree that the body is electric. 11:07 I've proven this, doctor. 11:08 I've taken Doctor Robert Becker's work, Doctor George Lucas, his work. 11:13 And it's easy with a simple multimeter to prove 11:16 you put the black probe on the nose and you pinch the red 11:19 probe with the fingers, and you can see that the body is electric. 11:22 We run on direct current. 11:24 It's easy to see well when we use words. 11:28 These words 11:29 our body already knows that these words have a certain electricity to them. 11:34 They create a certain electrical feeling within us. 11:37 When we use words like hate, the body 11:40 now knows this is a negative word and it drops the energy. 11:44 It drops the electricity in the body. 11:46 So even though we're using it empathetically, 11:49 the body still knows it's wrong. 11:51 It's not the right way to use it. 11:53 Is it something you have been able to to measure? 11:58 Yes. It's 11:59 something we've started measuring actually at the Energetic Health Institute. 12:03 So you have people coming swearing and seeing and. 12:10 And what's 12:11 so fascinating about it is it's what somebody believes to that. 12:15 That is the biggest thing. 12:16 So if somebody believes a word is bad, then it drops. 12:19 But if somebody doesn't believe the word is bad, even though it has a it, 12:24 the drop will only be a little if it's a negative word. 12:26 So belief plays a big role in it. 12:28 And I think the first people that we saw do some studies like this 12:32 were the heart math people, where they were actually showing. 12:35 If you talk to yogurt in a certain way, they can measure the electrical change 12:40 in the yogurt from the conversation that it's having, 12:44 but it really reinforces this wonderful idea. 12:48 Words have energy in them. 12:52 And so when we're healing, we listen to our words. 12:54 When I hear somebody say, oh, I hate that, I go, hold on. 12:57 You're in a healing process. 12:58 Hold on. Let's find out. 13:00 Can we transform that into something 13:03 that feels a little bit better, something that's going to actually help you? 13:07 What I do with people, Sylvie, to start out with. 13:09 And my students, they they really like this one. 13:12 What we do every single time we get together is 13:15 I have them write a compliment to themselves. 13:18 Okay? 13:20 Now this some people go, well, that could be narcissistic. 13:23 No, good people are not narcissistic. 13:27 What's what's the key ingredient of a person who's a narcissist? 13:31 Even when they're wrong, they will not admit that they're wrong. 13:35 That's what a narcissist is. 13:37 But good people, it's okay to give yourself a little mental 13:41 high five. It's okay. 13:42 You're going to need this energy. 13:44 You've got to generate energy now to heal. 13:47 So we have them write a compliment and have them write a compliment this way. 13:51 So be first part of the compliment is that it has to include your name. 13:58 Second part is it 13:59 has to be written in the language that you talk to yourself in. 14:03 So if that's French, write it in French. 14:07 If that's English, write it in English. 14:09 If it's ghetto, it is for me sometimes write it in ghetto. 14:12 Whatever your language that you talk to yourself in, write the compliment down. 14:17 And then when you write the compliment, 14:20 you have to read it back to yourself. 14:24 And this is the key part and why we have the name in there. 14:27 Because people who are good people don't readily accept praise. 14:32 That's something we've seen out there. 14:33 I know you've seen that the people you work with, 14:35 you give them a compliment and they go, oh no, no, no, that's not me. 14:38 That's not me. 14:40 Well, energy was just coming to you. 14:43 Energy that you can use for healing was just coming to you. 14:46 And you said, no, no, no no no no no no, no. 14:49 Because you thought that being humble was what was needed. 14:53 But let's look at what you just did when you said no, no, no, no, 14:56 no to a praised coming to you you said deflects the positivity. 15:01 Yeah you send it away. 15:03 And then how do you make the person feel who's attempting to give you energy. 15:08 You make them feel like, well, maybe I shouldn't give you energy next time. 15:11 You've now just created this whole negative experience 15:15 for yourself and someone else, and you're attempting to heal. 15:18 That's no good. 15:20 So what we do is when they read it, the rule is very simple. 15:24 And everybody listening, it's actually this easy. 15:28 If it doesn't put a smile on your face when you read it, 15:32 the compliment isn't strong enough. 15:35 So you have to go back and write it again so that it makes up. 15:39 Puts a smile. 15:40 If that's how you know when you read it. 15:42 That's how you know that now you're building that energy 15:45 up, that you're transforming your internal dialog. 15:49 So your first thought with yourself becomes one that's positive. 15:53 And now you start developing this positive belief. 15:56 Because what we see in people and you see this especially in sports 15:59 with teams they take on, teams will take on the personality of their head coach. 16:05 Well, when you're healing, you're the head coach. 16:08 So you've got to be very positive with yourself and talk to your body 16:12 and tell your body how much you love your body 16:15 and how much your body is doing such great things. 16:18 And it might start out where it seems a little weird at first. 16:22 That's okay. 16:23 It will become a belief, and from the belief will become a knowing. 16:28 And now what starts happening is you start generating energy. 16:32 You know who I learned this from? Sylvie. 16:35 Yeah. 16:37 My aunt. 16:38 My aunt lived to be 100 years old. 102. 16:43 Okay. 16:44 She lived on her own until she was 87. 16:48 She lived by herself until she was 87. 16:51 Her daughter lived right above her, of course, but. 16:53 But she lived and was able to take care of herself and Sylvia. 16:57 I was having a rough time. 16:59 This was like 20 years ago, and I was having a rough time in my life,
Community Support During Healing 17:03 but my aunt was always happy. 17:07 She always had a smile on her face. 17:09 And if you think of someone living by themselves and why would you like it 17:13 didn't make sense. 17:15 So I went over to her house and we sat down and used to go over to her place. 17:19 And I love listening 17:20 to people who've lived because it's like, I need instructions, I need help. 17:24 This thing called life. 17:25 And so I'd always go over and go rubber feet. 17:27 So I'm there rubbing her feet and I'm like, Auntie, 17:30 you always have a smile on your face. 17:32 Can you please tell me what your secret is? 17:35 How did you get to be in your 80s, living by yourself and you're happy? 17:40 Genuinely happy. 17:41 How did you do this? 17:43 Because for me, I'm in my. 17:45 You know, I'm in my 30s, late 30s, early 40s. I'm. 17:49 I'm tired. 17:50 This is hard, this life. 17:52 She said, baby, let me tell you how I do it. 17:57 Every morning when I wake up, the first thing 18:00 I think is, thank you, God, for this new day. 18:05 And so her day, every day 18:08 begins with praise and gratitude 18:11 and genuine positivity that she's trained herself. 18:16 She made the choice to make that her internal dialog. 18:21 And so I said, okay, I'm going to try this out, 18:23 because if it's if it looks like it works, let's try it out. 18:27 Sylvia. 18:27 I started doing that. 18:28 I still do it to this day, every morning. 18:31 It is the game changer of game changers. 18:34 It is the medicine of medicines to wake up every morning 18:38 and be grateful for having another day. 18:42 It inspires your body to do everything 18:45 it needs to do to create that again tomorrow. 18:49 And it's medicine that's free out of all of the medicines 18:53 we pay so much money for, and a lot of the medicines deserve it. 18:57 But this is a free medicine that's immensely 19:01 powerful, and it's one that I encourage everybody listening to embrace. 19:05 It is immensely powerful, for sure. 19:07 But for some people who are depressed, 19:12 are used to negativity, 19:15 do not see anything positive in them selves. 19:18 It must be hard to find first this place of gratitude, 19:22 and also something positive to say about themselves. 19:26 To write this compliment you are speaking about. 19:29 Absolutely. And you're so right. 19:32 And I think for those people, the the worst environment, 19:36 we could put them in 19:37 and ask them to do something like this is to try and do it alone. 19:41 In those situations. 19:42 It's we have a saying at the Energetic Health Institute, 19:46 the greatest energy always prevails. 19:49 So if you are alone and you have trained yourself 19:53 over the years to be negative, and you've got become a master of 19:57 negativity, which we know happens, it happens so often here, 20:01 being alone is going to be very difficult for you to transform that. 20:05 And I don't know anyone that has been successful 20:09 in doing it by themselves when it's really negative. 20:13 This is where community comes in, and this is where 20:16 taking that risk of being around people that are very positive, 20:21 people that are going to be very encouraging 20:23 and being around them all the time is so important. 20:26 And we see this happening. 20:28 It's one of the secrets of our success at the Energetic Health Institute is 20:32 we get together every day of the work week. 20:36 On Mondays, we get together with breathing. 20:39 We do meditation in the morning. 20:41 By Thursdays and Fridays we have two hour master classes 20:45 where we spend time together and we listen to our students, 20:50 and we put them in breakout rooms and we talk with each other. 20:53 So there's always support, and you don't have to be anyone 20:56 other than yourself if you're having a bad day. 20:58 It happens to us all. 21:00 It's not frowned upon. 21:01 It's not like you have to fake your way through it. 21:04 But what we've seen is the community aspect is what's so powerful. 21:09 People who are helping to evolve themselves out of the negativity 21:13 and transform the pain that they've experienced 21:16 previously in their lives into strength, because that's possible to do it. 21:22 But it's much more difficult to try and do it by yourself 21:26 when you do it with people who are have done it for themselves, 21:30 and that's the pervading energy around you. 21:33 It's like, well, wait a minute, everybody else has done this. 21:36 I can do it too. 21:37 And you just start learning how to do it. 21:40 But it's the community aspect for people in that situation. 21:43 Sylvie, that I really feel strongly is the most important thing. 21:46 So it doesn't matter. 21:47 It's at the Energetic Health Institute, doesn't matter if it's a, you know, Bell. 21:52 And through all of the wonderful stuff that you're doing, 21:54 it doesn't matter if it's in a Pilates class, 21:56 it doesn't matter if it's in a yoga studio, 21:58 it doesn't matter if it's at church or synagogue or a mosque. 22:01 It doesn't matter where that community of positivity is. 22:05 But it's important to be in that community of positivity as frequently as you can 22:11 every week while you're going through a healing process, especially cancer. 22:17 Yeah, just speaking of cancer means with a lot of fee and, 22:23 and and I see in so many people who have been diagnosed with cancer, 22:28 especially at the beginning of their journey, their main question is, why me? 22:32 What I have done. 22:33 And and she rose because I feel responsible for people around them 22:39 and, and 22:40 need to continue to give and to be there. 22:43 And they feel they are not they are going to fail. 22:46 They're there spouses, their children are not being able to 22:49 to continue to take care of them as, as before. 22:53 So it's a lot of negativity, additional source of fear 22:57 and negativity that comes with the initial diagnosis.
Facing a Cancer Diagnosis with Purpose 23:01 How would you help more specifically, this community of people 23:06 who have received this 23:08 diagnosis, like an additional shock in their lives, even if they were not 23:13 negative people, if they were positive and optimist people before. 23:18 When the diagnostic comes, 23:22 it's really change their lives. 23:25 It's a wake up call, right? 23:26 It's certainly a wake up call unlike any other. 23:29 And and I think it needs to be respected on that level. 23:34 I think for people, the first thing to do 23:37 and the first thing, if I could do anything and make this kind of like 23:41 how we work together and help them, is 23:44 that they need a hug before we 23:47 even get into the how is this going to potentially impact the family? 23:51 What does this mean to the people that are dependent upon me? 23:54 All these very real things that come up, my first thing would 23:59 I wish we would do is just grab them and just hug them. 24:02 Just come here. 24:03 It's time to be held. 24:05 It's okay. It's going to be okay. 24:08 And I think if you start your journey with this intention, 24:13 everything is going to be all right. 24:16 We are going to get through this no matter what that outcome is. 24:20 I don't know, 24:22 but I know we're going to get through it in a good way 24:24 because we're going to set the intention to get through it in 24:27 a good way, right here, right now, from the very start. 24:32 I think 24:33 that you grab people who've gotten this diagnosis 24:36 and they need to be able to go through that process of whatever it is. 24:41 My God, how is this going to affect my kids? 24:44 Oh my God, how is this going to affect my husband? 24:46 How is this going to affect my wife? 24:48 What does it mean in terms of them? 24:50 Do they have everything because all the worries come right to the surface? 24:55 Do they have everything they need? 24:57 And what I would like to do when I hear people going through that, 25:00 Sylvie is grab them and say, stop for a second. 25:04 We need to acknowledge that you are thinking like this. 25:08 That's your internal dialog right now. 25:11 We need to acknowledge that. 25:12 That's beautiful. 25:13 We don't give people enough credit. 25:16 You just got diagnosed. 25:17 And watch my mom go through this. 25:19 You just got diagnosed with something that we all know 25:23 could mean the end coming right at the end of this beautiful story. 25:28 And your first thoughts weren't about you. 25:31 Your first thoughts were about everyone that you love. 25:36 Can we stop for a minute and say thank you to that person? 25:39 How beautiful is it of you? 25:41 And have you look at it too, at how beautiful you are to think like that? 25:46 Now that we've acknowledged that and we've hugged it and we've embraced it, 25:51 that we can say to these same people, now is the time to transform. 25:56 The way you look at things. 25:58 Now is the time, the opportunity for us to transform. 26:02 And you have focused on so many other people 26:05 because that's the vast majority of the folks here, right? 26:08 They focused on so many other people. 26:10 They've given out so much of their heart energy. 26:14 Now it's time for us to focus that back on you 26:17 now, is it time for it to be about you? 26:21 And what do we need to do to find a purpose for you to stay? 26:25 Because the body needs a purpose. 26:27 If there's no purpose other than, oh, I'm going to make some more money, 26:30 that's not a purpose for your body. 26:32 But if it's a purpose of I want to see my grandkids 26:35 a little bit more, I want to see my this story from my kids and everything. 26:40 That's usually what drives a lot of this. 26:42 I want to see it unfold a little bit more. 26:44 Okay, well, now we have a purpose. 26:46 Let's hold on to that purpose. 26:48 Now let's 26:49 make all everything that we're doing, especially when we get to the hard days. 26:53 You know what I'm talking about, Sylvie? 26:54 Those days where I don't feel like taking another capsule. 26:57 Those days where the doubt comes in. 26:58 I don't know if this is going to work. 27:01 It's okay to have that feeling. 27:04 It's okay to feel like I am unsure. 27:08 I am doubting what's going on. That's okay. 27:11 That's where community comes in. 27:14 The community of your family, the community of the larger 27:16 positive network that needs to be around you. 27:19 And we say it's okay to feel that way. 27:22 Now. Let's keep moving forward though. 27:24 Let's make sure we still do something loving, positive, healing, 27:28 medicinal for ourselves. Today. 27:30 Let's give ourselves a compliment. 27:31 Let's look at it from a different angle, where it's good. 27:35 And when we start creating that, 27:37 that becomes a matter of fact response for the person, 27:41 because there's going to be days that, quite frankly, suck. 27:45 When you're healing, there's going to be some hard days. 27:49 That's just the way it is. 27:50 You're going to it. Miracles. 27:52 I say to my students, miracles are earned. 27:55 You put in that work and the miracle will happen. 27:58 But it will not happen usually unless you are ready to put that work. 28:02 But that work is in here. 28:04 That work is in here because we get in here and in here. 28:08 Right. 28:09 And now the actions to start doing the things we need to do, start coming in. 28:14 I need to take my supplements today. 28:17 I'm going to the store and getting my organic food. 28:19 I'm going to go and exercise and move my body a little bit. 28:22 I'm going to go sit in the sauna. 28:24 I'm going to do all these things that I know I are going to help me, 28:28 but I'm going to do it with the right internal dialog, because I believe 28:33 that the outcome is going to be me healing and being that success story. 28:39 And when we set all of our energy in in that direction. 28:44 That's where divinity steps in. 28:46 And divinity blesses us with that reality coming into fruition. 28:50 It is so true, so true. 28:52 So for people who are in hearing all those things and feel 28:56 that they're not going to be able to do that by themselves and they need to.
Daily Practices, Fasting, and Getting Started 29:01 The support you mentioned some some hoops 29:05 as a as a healing institute where you are helping 29:09 people are getting the community and the support they need. 29:14 How can they join you and and reach this community? 29:18 Well, first we would love to have them. 29:21 We love bringing I love getting people that come in 29:25 and they've been told they can't do it. 29:28 I love it, I love it so much. 29:30 I love seeing people who are like, nobody thinks that I can pull this off. 29:35 And I'm like, yeah, come on in and hang out with us. 29:38 We we think you can pull it off. 29:39 And the thing is, you step in and there's no promise. 29:42 But it was so cool. 29:43 There was never a promise that tomorrow was going to happen for you anyway. 29:46 That's true for all of us. 29:47 Every single day. 29:48 There's no promise tomorrow is going to happen, right? 29:51 So you just go. That's not the goal. 29:53 The goal is to have the attitude that's going to support the creation 29:59 of what you want to experience, because you are a powerful creator. 30:04 And in that sense, what we teach our students and we have 30:08 one of our favorite ones to bring somebody who's recovering from cancer 30:11 and the the one we love is the Cellular Healing certification. 30:16 We love bringing them in there. 30:17 It's so much fun working with people. 30:20 We have people dealing with cancer. 30:22 We have people dealing with injury from shots. 30:25 We have people dealing with such a simple things like high blood pressure or 30:29 or elevated cholesterol levels, you know, whatever. 30:32 You know, it doesn't matter. It's all the same principles. 30:35 But what we teach them is this. 30:37 So be just do today's work. 30:42 Some people are like 30:43 they start looking at that mountain that they got, gotta walk up. 30:46 And it's like they're looking at the peak 30:48 and they're like, how am I going to get up there? 30:51 And you're like, well, we're going to get up there together. 30:53 Number one, 30:55 you're not going to do this alone, okay? 30:57 That's one of the beautiful things about healing 31:00 Never Alone. 31:03 And how do we get up there? 31:05 Because we're going to take one step at a time. 31:07 And that step each day is that day's work. 31:11 What's today's work? 31:12 Okay, knock it out. 31:13 Because everybody can do today's work. 31:16 And you start putting these days together. 31:19 One day becomes ten, ten days becomes 20. 31:22 20 days becomes six months. 31:25 You start stacking those good days together 31:28 with the positive internal dialog. 31:31 And I've seen it work. 31:32 I've just that's what I've seen healing happen. 31:36 It's because we've taken that approach with it. 31:39 So it's it's a beautiful experience. 31:40 And one for me, it's I'll be doing it the rest of my life. 31:43 I'm never gets old. 31:45 So how can people reach energetic? 31:48 Elsie? 31:49 Cities are simple. 31:51 Just go to energetic Health Institute dog. 31:53 Take a look around on our homepage for which educational experience 31:58 is right for you. 31:59 Like I suggested the 32:00 Cellular Healing certification, but we also have other experiences as well. 32:04 We have an entire holistic nutrition program 32:06 for people who want to learn how to really optimize their kitchen 32:09 and optimize the foods that are going in for the healing process. 32:12 We have a full detox and fasting program as well, 32:17 and we teach fasting in the Cellular Healing certification as well. 32:20 And very adamant about 32:21 fasting and meditation when we're talking about the need of advanced healing. 32:25 You know, the people I've seen healed, number one, believe they're going to heal. 32:29 That's the internal dialog. 32:31 But the actions have to support the belief. 32:33 It can't just be belief. 32:34 You have to have action with it. 32:36 And that's where you get into, 32:37 okay, let's let's start each day with meditation and gratitude and love. 32:42 Let's progress through the day with all the things we need to do for today's work. 32:46 And then let's make sure we end the day with gratitude again 32:51 and setting ourselves up, oftentimes for repeated fasting periods 32:55 so that the body can engage the most powerful medicine 32:59 it has laying within, living within each cell. 33:02 And that that is 33:04 and stem cell regeneration. 33:06 And that's all created by fasting. 33:09 That's the best therapy I've seen for it so far. 33:12 And you don't need to have been diagnosed with cancer 33:15 to welcome happiness, gratitude and love in your life. 33:19 Beautiful. No, you know you do not. 33:21 It is a medicine for us all. Absolutely. 33:24 Thank you doctor. 33:26 I think this was a powerful teaching, and I think it's going 33:29 to really help a lot of people who have been listening to us today. 33:33 So thank you. 33:35 Thank you for having me, Sylvie.
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