Put A Quarter In It Podcast
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In this episode, Sarah and Deborah discuss lung and breath and the importance of staying close to our mandate. Also, what to do when we feel overwhelmed and how to broaden our perspective. Let's listen in.
SPEAKER_01So let's put this pipe in the pipe and smoke it. So our soul, our spirit lives in the blood. And as Deborah said earlier, part of part of the reason that Gobbler is escort what he's doing is he's escorting the blood to the heart in the day and then escorting the blood back to the liver at night. But that's also code for spirit. Right. So when we're saying escorting in your spirit, when we talk when I talk about what the anatomy of the spirit is, it's the eight original strange flows, the central governing, yin and yang regulator, penetrating and belt, and the bridges. That that is the that is the anatomy, the energy anatomy of the soul. So that is the part that's universal. Everybody shares it. We all come through it. We're all given that. Probably the Chinese might call it the treasures, you know, in some languages. So those are our treasures, and that's that's where we're all the same. How we are going to do that on the planet after that step is all different. If to stay the closest to the radiant circuits as you can in all your healings, is where because all disease is incongruent, you are off the intention of the radiant circuits. You have wandered away from the principles of the radiant circuits. And that's where disease. And this is why, you know, the radiant circuits are so restorative, you know, and you know, we see so many spontaneous recoveries in radiant circuits because they take you back to your original self. So the radiant circuits are where nothing has happened to harm us ever. Yeah. So it's the part of us that never gets hurt, the part of us that's always there. So staying close to that in all the ways that we can and drive the senses with that soul's purpose is is, you know, as trite as that sounds. But in the physiology, the the way to do that is to always grab a circuit point in anything you're doing. So if e even if even if you're sitting there wandering through any kind of session, if you grab any kind of circuit point and you wander on that meridian in that circuit point, you're gonna be infusing the original intention of that circuit into wherever you are, no matter how far you've drifted, you're gonna have that. And I think that's what really happened to me in that moment. Because it was, you're saying it was months. I think it was years that I was bitching about that, but it felt like it. But I'm kinesthetic, so everything this feels like a really long time right now. It right, okay, I'm over it. So now a really long time again. Um so I think that was that that lightning strike. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Greg Tiffin, who is one of Ille's uh teachers, would talk about this in terms of vibration, the you know, the the mandate having a vibration and our choices and our perceptions carrying us either toward the toward the mandate or away from it. And that as we would as we would move close to the mandate and align with that within our desires, that the that the cells would actually hum, that they would vibrate with the same vibration as the mandate, and that as we drifted away from it, that that it would be become kind of a cacophony. I have that sensation a lot.
SPEAKER_01I have that hive sensation a lot. I talk about it in different ways. I feel that, and it does come and go. But yeah, I really feel that I right now when I'm you know talking about writing this big paper. And the energy medicine political party called the Good Force. I talk about hive mind and yeah, that sensation of that hive. So we've got some really good insight into that liver and heart thing and how to manage that. But what often happens to me where I get stuck, and I can see I get stuck in the earth on this, is how I'm feeling about how I'm feeling. So it's like, it's like a double earth ick. Like, okay, I feel this way, and then the earth says, I don't earth, she doesn't say you shouldn't feel that way. But I don't know what an earth, it's just too codependent. It's like I can't, then I can't get out of the way of the spleen. So I get my mandate, I got my vision, and then I start to feel about it. You know, like it starts to settle in. And I have killed so many projects right there. Yeah. Killed, just killed them. I can't stand the feeling of it, or or the feeling overwhelms me, or, you know, and so sometimes I read recently um Marianne Williamson has oh, it's a more recent book. I think it's called Mystic Jesus, where she talks about how when things she looks about when she looks back on her life, how much she believes in struggle. And so I think about earth and the ox and you know, yoke to the, you know, how the earth is supposed to carry all this and carry all this. Exactly. But but the thing is the ox is pretty happy. The ox is being an ox and doing its ox thing. I mean, it's built to pull. It is built to pull. It likes to do that. So I'm I'm thinking, right? Okay. So there is some destiny in the ox pulling things. Sure. Well, the the ox is congruent with its job. It's congruent with its job. Okay. So she talks about how when she looks back on her life and two huge opportunities that fell into her lap like a feather. That's her exact language. And she said no, because they were too easy. So I get to spleen when it's when this starts to circulate to spleen. So I get really good visions. You know I do. I get really good downloads, really good inspirations from heart. Yeah. And then you see how to do it. And then I see how to do it. I start to write it, and then I get to spleen and I kill it. I kill it. Why do I kill it? I feel why, why, why, Deborah? Why?
SPEAKER_02Like, sometimes sometimes what I see happen is you think about it and it just makes you tired. Yeah. Because you it's like liver is so active, you're not just seeing what the next steps are, you're seeing all the steps as if they need to all happen right now.
SPEAKER_01Political party running for president.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Yeah. As if all the steps have to happen right now. And that's overwhelming. Okay. Yeah. And you just get tired.
SPEAKER_01So so uh So Earth just has to cook for all those people? Is that the problem?
SPEAKER_02So No, I think you I think that that might be a good time to As you start to get into the into the vision and into the planning, don't forget to bring metal along to keep the wood instead of not don't let the wood light the entire route, just the route that you're going to drive in that, you know, in the near future. Trevor Burrus, Jr.
SPEAKER_01So you're you're you're acting like I have mastery over any of this. So you asked. I'm still stuck in the mud in earth, up to my ankles. Great idea.
SPEAKER_02I think you just need to remind yourself that you don't have to do it all today.
SPEAKER_01Right. And you know, I do, yeah. Oh, I do, I do, yeah.
SPEAKER_02That earth and then you get caught up in all what all the other people are gonna need in the process.
SPEAKER_01So how do how do we in this process of all this, you know, carrying out the vision, we understand. So I would manage, let me see if I got points for spleen. Maybe that's it. Let me go back to my sensory class here and see if I got some points to manage that because I kill things in the earth because I do, I get overwhelmed. Yeah. So And sometimes they need to die. Yeah, that's true.
unknownThat's true.
SPEAKER_02I mean, you you you also need that discernment to know, okay, this is really unrealistic, or this is this is a great idea, but it's not mine to implement. And and sometimes it's that, but usually it's okay.
SPEAKER_01So for spleen. Let me see what I have recommended for spleen. Oh, that's interesting. What do they call this? Maddie has a word for this. When you take your fingers and go from the elbow to the wrist, and you're very kind of the backs of your hands, and it's really light touch. Oh. There's a word for that. I almost it sounds like murmuration. I know it's not murmuration. That's when the birds fly together, but it sounds like that. Maddie has a word for this. This makes pain go away. This makes the things we should feel larger, the things we don't want to feel smaller.
SPEAKER_02I remember Donna teaching that as a correction for insomnia.
SPEAKER_01For insomnia. So what I'm doing, studio audience, I'm moving on the inside of my arm between my elbow and my wrist, and gently with one hand and my fingers, I'm just almost like a little feathering up and down the length of my inner forearm, back and forth.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01That this is the correction for that. Oh my God, that ringing of the hands. Oh my God, if I build this big class, then I'm gonna have 37 people, and then I'm gonna have to cook for them all, and where are they gonna stay? And oh my gosh. So I get overwhelmed, and then I just go back to bed. All right, and spleen 21, the great, the great embracement is the other one. So whatever this thing is called. It's like a caressing. A caressing of the inner arm. Yeah. Your mom's caressing you to soothe you. It is, and it's incredibly soothing. So this is in the in the um census class that I this is what we do to correct people who have had inappropriate touch. It's one of the things that calms that. So, what I might do, what I might do with spleen 21, because you know, when when we work with spleen21, that's in the five-element wheel with heart. So this is probably going to be helpful. So Worsley, J.R. Worsley, who's passed away now, brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. His institute is still online. It's wonderful, wonderful, wonderful work. So Worsley talked about, he was a five-element practitioner, but his five-element school started with heart. And when we talk about five-element schools, we often talk about 365 accupoints, one for every day of the year. So that would make in Worsley's philosophy that heart one would have been January 1st, and that makes spleen 21 December 31st. So the entire system would go through the whole bet. And so what when he would teach this, and I actually think I heard Lonnie honor Worsley in a class and reiterated this in a different way, where he talks about the great firework thing that happens at spleen 21. I'm going to tell that story. You kind of remember that story.
SPEAKER_02It was the online one that we're going to.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, so help help me remember it, because that was such a beautiful thing how he said that. So the idea is that heart starts its mission, its quest. You know, so heart runs out and goes to heart nine and small intestine starts to spread it as the fire, as the sun, you know, way up there at the top starts to spread that out. And it begins all the information. So all the all the organs have heart's decree. And that heart's decree runs through all 364 points, and then it comes to spleen 21. And spleen 21 is called the great, it's called the great embracement, but Lonnie calls it the great broadcaster. Right. And when I see spleen 21, it reminds me of when I was little, we don't use them anymore because you get third-degree burns, but those things on 4th of July, they were little fizzy things that you would light them and they would fizz. Sparklers. Sparklers. Yeah, just like just like on a stick. Yeah. That's what it looks like. So that thing where it just kind of sparkles and goes all out, when spleen 21 comes alive, it's broadcasting because it's gathered all the yes from all the other 364 points from heart and say, Yeah, we like that idea.
SPEAKER_02We like that idea. We like that idea.
SPEAKER_01We like that idea. We like that idea. So I can see that what might be helpful to me. I mean, I I I see where this comfort thing is really important, but I could see where because I'm having trouble broadcasting. So when things go to die in the earth, like I get overwhelmed with the admin of it, or I get overwhelmed with that, probably what would be really helpful is if I held spleen 21 as the anchor and watered on penetrating flow. There you go. So the inner Which is really great treatment, by the way.
SPEAKER_02Exactly.
SPEAKER_01So the inner, the innermost as well. Is our penetrating flow with this great broadcaster. So the inner and the outer, and they're both yens. So I could see where that would probably help me move out of, you know, get through the spleen, the heavy-duty spleen stuff that I often feel in that earth. And I could see where that would be helpful. So I might suggest that to start to see. So if people are high, the so that those, you know, the um the folks out there that are highly sensitive people, the HSPs, right, getting penetrating flow on your side is your best friend. Yeah. Because the penetrating flow is our original protector. Triple Warmer was not supposed to be our original protector, penetrating flow. And when Peter Deadman, our lovely rock star, Peter Deadman acupunctures, when he talks about penetrating flow, he says when it's not happy, the bad stuff gets in and the good stuff stays out. When penetrating flow is happy, the good stuff gets in and the bad stuff stays out. So I can see where that would be really helpful to me with that earth, getting that earth moving and nurturing. But yeah, I do think that a lot of projects go to a lot of people's earth and die because they get overwhelmed. Yeah. And perhaps if they could skip through to Spleen21, the great broadcaster, and let that energy carry them.
SPEAKER_02Then maybe some of the other meridians could share the work.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, exactly. Yeah. So I can see where that would be really helpful in getting her aligned with the original mission, with heart's desire.
SPEAKER_00Yeah.
SPEAKER_01And, you know, not and stop mismanif manifesting, you know, as they say.
SPEAKER_02That and some geritol for your iron poor, tired blood.
SPEAKER_01Iron poor, tired blood. Speaking of blood, I need to take my okay. So should we keep moving to the senses? How are you doing? How you doing? So what are you thinking about? We got kidney and we got lung, and how are they contributing if there's paranoia in that kidney and there's despair in that lung as they look out about the world? Right.
SPEAKER_02Which is those are our two big ions. They're gonna contract. They're gonna withdraw. They're gonna withdraw. Yeah. And it's never good when one of them withdraws.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. So so with this the senses, so kidney is gonna drive what you hear. You know, lung is so interesting because it really is in so many ways. I mean, we're talking about liver, you know, as the sense hogging the most brain, and why, and trying to understand how to make our bodies sense things that support it. But that that nose, that instinct. Yeah, that instinct. And it's so primal the It's the spirit of the Poe. It's the corp the corporeal spirit. The corporeal spirit talk about it that exists in lung. Talk about corporeal spirit. Corporeal. Corporeal spirit.
SPEAKER_02It's the it's the experience of being in a body. Isn't it fun?
SPEAKER_01And I always think it's so ironic that it is the most etheric of the elements that is uh insisting on being in the denses of the matter. Well, that that to me speaks to the fastening.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, fastening us to matter.
SPEAKER_01And that po point, which the poe point is the perineum, you know, between the genitals and the anus. And that po point is anciently they talked that that's where the spirit meets the matter, M-A-T-T-E-R. Spirit meets matter in the Po, and that's governed by lung.
unknownYes.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. So it's the mo it's it's the yin to governing twenties young. The yin to governing exactly, exactly. So the so I can see where the lung would be the driver for the physiological needs.
SPEAKER_02Like Yeah, it meets the first physiological need, which is breath after birth.
SPEAKER_01That that that the lung would drive you. Like I'm I'm thinking of all the ways that we use lung to strengthen the bodies, like aerobics and the um, like we when we talk about fitness and a fit body, there's always strong lung involved in that, that the lung leads that. And there's a piece of me that really believes that it's not even in the aerobic of it, it's just in the breath of it, the management of the breath that actually feeds the organs. You know, that story I tell of that friend who was doing that PhD work in San Francisco, and he was he was studying high-level athletes. He was doing doctorate work on like marathon runners and that kind of thing. And every morning when he would come into the lab, he would pass early in the morning in San Francisco up on the hill, this group of very, very elderly Asian people, all in their 90s, which he came to know later because he went up and met them. And they had been doing Tai Chi their whole lives and kind of in this little group. So he was studying these marathon runners and their lung capacities and their hearts and you know, and how healthy they were. And he was blown away. He invited them up because they had weren't never done anything aerobic at all. Yeah. And they looked really healthy.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01So he came down and when he put him through the test, what he was blown away is they had the heart and the lung and the circulation system of all these 25-year-old marathon runners. And all they've been doing all their life was moving qi and breathing.
unknownYeah.
SPEAKER_01So I don't think it even needs to be, you know, even though I like, I think, I think I'm really getting fit that way, but clearly the oxygen is the thing. Yeah. So the idea of vigorous exercise makes us breathe more oxygen.
SPEAKER_02But if we learn to just breathe oxygen correctly, and if we stay in a four-brain state so that our diaphragm doesn't become inhibited with that with that shallow breathing that's required by the back brain state. Yes. That's going to be a big driver of it as well. And unfortunately, when we get in that backbone state and that shallow breathing becomes a habit, then we start polluting the blood with with with the cell trash that the lymph can't pick up because the the biggest driver of the lymph motion is the is the diaphragm. Diaphragm, right, movement. Exactly. So we've got this cascade of of uh of shit.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. Yeah. And so in in the breath, when we talk about the breath, and we talk about lung, that it's the really interesting thing about lung, when we talk about the high alert that the body goes into, forever and ever and ever, I have believed, and I think I've been incorrect, that there's something in the senses that triggers the amygdala in the brain to trigger the adrenalized response of here comes the bear. So I was reading James Nestor's book, which I love, James Nestor's book. So recommend it. So recommend it. Excellent book. And he talks about the amygdala. And the amygdala has what he calls amygula dye, D-A-E. Somehow he spells it.
SPEAKER_02It's a pair.
SPEAKER_01But day, D-A-E. That's the plural.
SPEAKER_02Amygdale.
SPEAKER_01You spell it because I think you're saying it differently than he's spelling it. You say can you spell it? A M Aaron or just the last of it. Oh. D-A-E.
SPEAKER_02It's the plur Amygdala is the singular. Amygdale is the plural.
SPEAKER_01Aaron Ross Powell So then I'm I've probably been calling it the wrong thing. So here's here's what I'm trying to identify.
SPEAKER_02Okay.
SPEAKER_01So in the lungs, when we sh when there's the the upper lobes and the lower lobes in the lungs. And when we are scared, we b we breathe shallow. We don't take deep breaths. And you're right, we don't we don't use the diaphragm muscle, and it begins, you know, gets in the way as opposed to helpful. So when we're breathing shallow, there is a sensor in the lung that matches a sensor on the amygdalae day. The amygdala, yeah. And they are apparently covered in what looks like peach fuzz, this gland. And that peach fuzz is like little hairs on our arm, and they're antennae, and it's the same chemical composition, the same thing that is in the upper lobes of the lung. So when we start to go, what's that? That triggers the amygdala. So the response, the freeze-fight, fight response comes from the lung and the breath triggering that. So when the body breathes slowly, it keeps the amygula in constant alert. When we take a deep breath and go into the lower lobes, that sensor turns off the amygdala.
SPEAKER_02Right.
SPEAKER_01So you you tell the story constantly, you know, jumping off, you know, almost getting hit by the car on the curb.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, the first thing we do is we even have that expression, waiting to exhale. Waiting to exhale. Where we're still in that heightened state because we haven't given the body the cues to release tension. To release tension.
SPEAKER_01So when when so that response comes from lung, all these years I thought it was coming from triple warmer. It's not. It's coming from lung. So lung is in charge of that. So it's on the breath.
SPEAKER_02Trevor Burrus, Jr. Which makes sense in relation to the lung's generation of the wei chi, which is our protective qi. So it already has a protective job that it's tuned into all the time.
SPEAKER_01All the time. So it covers us in protection. It is the al it is the alarm bell. I'm I'm really, really coming to understand that the lungs really do trigger that. So when we talk about breath and we talk about nestor and all, you know, and all the all the really interesting information that's coming out about lung, but this is our instinct. You know, the instincts belong to lung. And the reason I think the instincts belong to lung is because lung is the accumulation of all the yin organs, plus itself. Right. So it has itself that it has, but it is also the distillation of all the others. Right. So I think that those those little hairs, those little sensors that match on the gland and the amygula, and so lung is taking in information from all the senses because it breathes in the ether. It breathes in the prana. But what else is also on the ether, what else is also in the air is the spirit. So the spirit, I can see where the spirits could invenerate, am I saying that word right? Innervate. Innervate the body more than any other one. You know, so so somehow I know liver has this big chunk of our brain. Lung does not have nearly the same chunk of our brain. But somehow, lung is the one that tells liver to run. And I think liver, I think lung says run to liver, and liver knows where to go. So I really think it's lung that says go. Does that make sense to you? Yeah, it does. So to manage that sensation, of course, there's the breath. But one of the things I like to teach people to manage that sensation is if you are over-yanged charged or over-yined charged, you can use your own damn nose and a self-test to figure out what you need. That alternate nostril breathing. Exactly. So when you are in that state, you have gone yanged, or in your in retreat, you're in freeze because you've frozen, you know, whatever your whatever your choice is. So one would be a yin reaction, one would be a yang reaction, right? Right. So you can test if you've had a fright or you're having like you're breathing shallow or something's concerning you, you can change your own charge and start to drop into your own lungs by just checking your nostril. So the left nostril is a yin nostril. It triggers the yin charge in the physiology. So when we talk about a charge, your oxygen is highly charged. Oxygen catches fire, right? Yeah. So it's highly charged. It's very flammable. So it carries all that electricity on it. So if you hold your right nostril closed and breathe through your left nostril, and that feels stuffy to you, or it doesn't breathe easily, that means your yin charge. You need a little yin action. You can also self-test that. So you'll see me hold my right nostril closed, and then I will use, I like small intestine the tests. So I will I will take a breath through my nose. And right now I need yin. Doesn't surprise me. Yeah. So I'm gonna go to my other nose, my other nostril. I'm gonna close my left nostril, I'm gonna breathe through my right nostril. If that feels a little stuffy, it probably means I need, I need some action, I need some movement. I don't have enough yang. Or I can breathe through that nostril as I test, and if I go weak, that's an indicator that I need more yang. Ideally, we want to breathe out of both nostrils, right?
SPEAKER_02Right. Because we want we want that that yin and yang blending in the breath. And I started giving this to people, I would say probably about five years ago, for uh I was giving it to the folks for whom the spoon was not enough to balance polarity. Oh, interesting.
SPEAKER_01That's a good idea.
SPEAKER_02Because there are those that that that just don't respond or it doesn't it doesn't last long. And what I found is if they start doing the alternate nostril breathing, that corrects the polarity and then the spoon starts to work. Then the spoon, then they can start doing the spoon and it actually will work. The other interesting thing uh about that the breath is that Gordon Stokes used to say that we're we're the when we breathe, and the kind of the broadness of our breath is bringing a whole frequency framework into the body that can be analyzed by the brain. So if we're if we're doing shallow breathing, if we're in that stress place where we're doing shallow breathing, that gives a very small band of frequencies for the brain to identify. And when the what what the brain's looking for in this, in this in these frequencies is it's looking for anomalies, little places where the charges are off. So this is the boat that's just left the harbor and it's and it's set for 10 degrees, you know, one degree off off course. So just out of harbor, if you correct that, it's a very tiny correction. You'll never even know it happened. 10 miles out from port, now you've got a huge correction to make. Right. So when we are consistently in that back brain place where we're only giving the brain this small, this narrow band of frequencies to identify or to do maintenance on, let's call it, we have all these other frequencies that are going unexamined. So when we're in that forebrain place where we have a more relaxed and open and even and fuller breath, now we're able to give the brain a much broader spectrum of frequencies to examine. And it can find lots more of those little anomalies and take care of them right away. So we we never get these things. These things never become a problem. So it's yet another way in which that constantly stressed brain creates problems in the tissues because there's just no information.
SPEAKER_01So when you talk about that, when we talk about the myopmyopathy that happens in liver, and we talk about the myopathy, we're talking really about a myopathy that happens in lung. Yeah. So you're only able to breathe. So if you think about it, if you know, so when you see your dog put their nose up in the air and they're sniffing, you know, they're sniffing a lot. And so what you're saying is that we actually literally restrict our ability to smell what's there, to sniff the instinct, it's small.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01So we don't have resources. So that makes us feel desperate, right? So if I have a fire and I only got a water bottle, that's a bad resource for that fire, right? So that's how that's the feeling that it happens, you know, and so there's this compression that happens. So if we go back to the spirit points and try to bring the broader idea in, so if we come from the radiant circuits and then we are study the five spirits before we have our physiology, those spirits can see everything. So that maybe that's the advantage of the true senses are have no myopathy. So I, you know, I say this, you know, we just you and I just taught this big class on that on the weave, the Celtic weave, but we talk about how that first line of defense is that first line of that aura, Chinese call it Wei Chi. We in Eden Energy Medicine call the etheric layer, this is closest to the body, that is governed by lung, but all seven of your levels of your auric field are governed by lung. And they're governed by the first seven points on lung meridian one through seven. So when I think about how we are supposed to that we are given an entire auric field to sense the air for resources. And if we we have this big field and then we can only do one little teeny tiny sense, how freaky is that? That is like having a fire and only having access to a water bottle. Yeah. That would cause that would make me breathe shallow. You bet. So I think one of the remedies I might use to start to calm that sense and try to broaden it. And so it sounds like even in our language as we're talking today, we're really talking about broadening the senses. Like there is a constriction that happens as it comes from the heavens into the physiology, and that we our our confusion in our human bodies is we lose that broad perspective when we f try to fit into these little, you know, squeeze into the spanks of our of our life, you know, our bodies. It's like putting on two small spanks. That's really hard. So as that comes. So I think what I hear, what I hear the plea, the theme kind of throughout the day has been so far, Suez, is we're really looking for how do we stay in that perspective and in this physiology because it's possible. Absolutely. So one of the things I might do for lung, besides the naughty pseudo-breath, you know, making sure that we're breathing evenly out of both noses, both nostrils. I definitely think I'm going to go back to that lung one and small intestine 11. So the ants, so lung one, the palace, and then the gathering of the ancestors, small intestine 11, and we know that there is a bridge between those two points. Right. Got it? Yep. So I would bridge the assembly of ancestors, a small intestine, with lung one, and I would find a bridge anchor. So I would hold those two points, and I would probably either wander on bridge, or I would hold, or I would make a threesome and hold it with a bridge anchor. So that idea of that I don't want shallow, I want to breathe everything. You know, I want that bridge. And I can see where lung would be the most subtle of the bridges of the organs. Wouldn't you? Oh, absolutely. Well, it's the one that's closest to death as well. Yeah. So it's the one that takes us and passes us back into, you know, into the non-the non-physical. We inspire and we expire. We inspire we expire. So I could see where that would happen, and that I think that would be a good hold for that. Yeah. To try to just try to, and I so I I really think what we're trying to do is we're trying to figure out how to keep the physiology that perspective of the original senses. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Well, and we even we even describe a state of renewal as a breath of fresh air.
SPEAKER_01Right. Oh, yeah. It's always fun. Always find that way to say that. That's cool.
SPEAKER_00We close out this topic with a look at kidney, our water element. It governs our hearing sense and in an unbalanced state can prevent us from hearing our interior knowing or wisdom. Thanks for listening to Put a Quarter in It, presented by Energy Medicine University and produced by Hip Chicks Create.