Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

and seeing a microscopic world up close because my camera is able to basically zoom in and show things that otherwise you would never see. And that zooming in that's happening in real time as I'm performing this procedure, you step back and you go, number one, there's an entire world that's happening in this little small spot right there. That's crazy. And number two, gosh, it's beautiful.

and seeing a microscopic world up close because my camera is able to basically zoom in and show things that otherwise you would never see. And that zooming in that's happening in real time as I'm performing this procedure, you step back and you go, number one, there's an entire world that's happening in this little small spot right there. That's crazy. And number two, gosh, it's beautiful.

It's amazing, right? And so, and I think that there's, there needs to be respect for that. And you mentioned a moment ago, ancient traditions. And now I, this is not exactly the same thing, but I think that it's worthy of, of acknowledging this, that, you know, to me, we have like 21st century science, right? Which are like statistical tools, big data, computers, things like this. That's cool.

It's amazing, right? And so, and I think that there's, there needs to be respect for that. And you mentioned a moment ago, ancient traditions. And now I, this is not exactly the same thing, but I think that it's worthy of, of acknowledging this, that, you know, to me, we have like 21st century science, right? Which are like statistical tools, big data, computers, things like this. That's cool.

It's amazing, right? And so, and I think that there's, there needs to be respect for that. And you mentioned a moment ago, ancient traditions. And now I, this is not exactly the same thing, but I think that it's worthy of, of acknowledging this, that, you know, to me, we have like 21st century science, right? Which are like statistical tools, big data, computers, things like this. That's cool.

But I also think that there's something to be said for 5,000 years of human observation, right? And collecting that 5,000 years. And I think that there's a reason why when we look at these ancient traditions, we are consistently discovering the accuracy. And the intelligence and intuition that existed within those places. Because they were onto something.

But I also think that there's something to be said for 5,000 years of human observation, right? And collecting that 5,000 years. And I think that there's a reason why when we look at these ancient traditions, we are consistently discovering the accuracy. And the intelligence and intuition that existed within those places. Because they were onto something.

But I also think that there's something to be said for 5,000 years of human observation, right? And collecting that 5,000 years. And I think that there's a reason why when we look at these ancient traditions, we are consistently discovering the accuracy. And the intelligence and intuition that existed within those places. Because they were onto something.

And they were pulling together that human experience over 5,000 years or so. There's something to be said for that. I think we need to respect that.

And they were pulling together that human experience over 5,000 years or so. There's something to be said for that. I think we need to respect that.

And they were pulling together that human experience over 5,000 years or so. There's something to be said for that. I think we need to respect that.

The reality is that we're only aware of what we think of within the conscious mind. And yet, we all will acknowledge the existence of the non-conscious mind. That's powerful. and has influence over so many aspects of us. And it can be to our benefit, and in some cases, it can actually inflict harm upon us.

The reality is that we're only aware of what we think of within the conscious mind. And yet, we all will acknowledge the existence of the non-conscious mind. That's powerful. and has influence over so many aspects of us. And it can be to our benefit, and in some cases, it can actually inflict harm upon us.

The reality is that we're only aware of what we think of within the conscious mind. And yet, we all will acknowledge the existence of the non-conscious mind. That's powerful. and has influence over so many aspects of us. And it can be to our benefit, and in some cases, it can actually inflict harm upon us.

So I think that the way in which we think about these things, we need to expand that, you know? Because I think we tend to be, at least in my world of allopathic medicine, We think about things as just being like very cut and dry, right? And what is the science? What does the science say? And that's failing to see this world that exists that clearly is affecting people.

So I think that the way in which we think about these things, we need to expand that, you know? Because I think we tend to be, at least in my world of allopathic medicine, We think about things as just being like very cut and dry, right? And what is the science? What does the science say? And that's failing to see this world that exists that clearly is affecting people.

So I think that the way in which we think about these things, we need to expand that, you know? Because I think we tend to be, at least in my world of allopathic medicine, We think about things as just being like very cut and dry, right? And what is the science? What does the science say? And that's failing to see this world that exists that clearly is affecting people.

And I've seen this firsthand. And I believe actually that this is something that has affected me in my own life. Where, you know, I'll give you a quick example that when I was at the University of North Carolina, I was doing my gastroenterology training. So I was already a board certified internal medicine doctor.

And I've seen this firsthand. And I believe actually that this is something that has affected me in my own life. Where, you know, I'll give you a quick example that when I was at the University of North Carolina, I was doing my gastroenterology training. So I was already a board certified internal medicine doctor.

And I've seen this firsthand. And I believe actually that this is something that has affected me in my own life. Where, you know, I'll give you a quick example that when I was at the University of North Carolina, I was doing my gastroenterology training. So I was already a board certified internal medicine doctor.