The World Of Interconnectedness

Whether you believe that the universe started from the point of singularity leading to the Big Bang or there is a God at the origin of all existence, they point to one reality: we all came from the same source. And as such, we are all profoundly connected, whether we are aware of it or not.

Life on earth has emerged from one-cell organisms that evolved to be who we are all. It is as if a seed of life produced the Tree of Life, and we are all the leaves of that same tree or the fruits of one of its branches.

Since the discovery of quantum mechanics, we know that energy and matter are two expressions of the same reality. We are all made of the same atoms that make up the universe. My carbon and phosphorus atoms are not better or worse than yours. The emergence of "the entanglement theory further proves that all particles affect each other even if they are separate. As matter and energy both affect the human being, a remedy can also be given in its material or energetic form.

A human life replicates the same interconnectedness when the male and female energy merge (conception) to create a one-cell organism with unique DNA that is deeply connected to all the genetic and cellular memories from the beginning of creation. That one cell replicates itself to 2, 4, 8, 16… and here we are.

At a human level, everything is equally deeply connected to each other. The DNA of a nail and heart muscle are the same.

We are not made of parts like a machine is. The human body, being a living interconnected organism, is more like a tree. Different organs and systems are various branches of the same tree and, therefore, deeply connected and interactive. 

How does this help to understand the disease? When we accept the interconnected wisdom of the body, we understand that all symptoms are deeply connected, like branches of the same tree. The role of a physician is to decipher the interconnectedness of all of the patient's symptoms, be they physical, emotional, mental, energetic, or existential. When you treat a headache, you only temporarily affect the tip of a branch, as if removing a leaf that will grow back at some point. To cure a headache, however, so it never returns, we need to see how it relates to all the other branches of human life, find out where the trunk is and give a remedy for that core. If you heal the trunk, all the branches will heal together.

The consultation process is more effective and straightforward once a patient understands everything is deeply connected.