Zach Bush

put it under a microscope, you take an aspirin, and all of the platelets in that test tube will instantly respond to the aspirin. And so what that shows us is that there's a quantum entanglement of your self-identity at the soul level with your biologic identity. And so it doesn't matter where that cell is, it's responding to your collective experience.

put it under a microscope, you take an aspirin, and all of the platelets in that test tube will instantly respond to the aspirin. And so what that shows us is that there's a quantum entanglement of your self-identity at the soul level with your biologic identity. And so it doesn't matter where that cell is, it's responding to your collective experience.

And so your body is a non-local phenomenon of biology connected and entangled with a soul. How the hell does that happen? Like, how does a soul, some ancient fractal of God show up to animate a human cell? And then how does that one ovum, that egg, know how to produce 70 trillion cells? And then those cells go to turn over every two or three days for an 80 year lifespan.

And so your body is a non-local phenomenon of biology connected and entangled with a soul. How the hell does that happen? Like, how does a soul, some ancient fractal of God show up to animate a human cell? And then how does that one ovum, that egg, know how to produce 70 trillion cells? And then those cells go to turn over every two or three days for an 80 year lifespan.

And so your body is a non-local phenomenon of biology connected and entangled with a soul. How the hell does that happen? Like, how does a soul, some ancient fractal of God show up to animate a human cell? And then how does that one ovum, that egg, know how to produce 70 trillion cells? And then those cells go to turn over every two or three days for an 80 year lifespan.

How is that identity so baked in there? And, you know, this is framework that is my experience. And so you can take this or leave this. But I've stopped trying to believe anything I haven't actually seen and felt and experienced myself.

How is that identity so baked in there? And, you know, this is framework that is my experience. And so you can take this or leave this. But I've stopped trying to believe anything I haven't actually seen and felt and experienced myself.

How is that identity so baked in there? And, you know, this is framework that is my experience. And so you can take this or leave this. But I've stopped trying to believe anything I haven't actually seen and felt and experienced myself.

And that was 17 years of higher education and academia, slowly letting go of all of that to realize I can't believe anything I've been ever taught in a textbook until I've experienced it for real myself. And that was a long, slow process of... I believed that, but I haven't felt and seen that. Oh, gosh, I felt and saw these other things that don't agree with that.

And that was 17 years of higher education and academia, slowly letting go of all of that to realize I can't believe anything I've been ever taught in a textbook until I've experienced it for real myself. And that was a long, slow process of... I believed that, but I haven't felt and seen that. Oh, gosh, I felt and saw these other things that don't agree with that.

And that was 17 years of higher education and academia, slowly letting go of all of that to realize I can't believe anything I've been ever taught in a textbook until I've experienced it for real myself. And that was a long, slow process of... I believed that, but I haven't felt and seen that. Oh, gosh, I felt and saw these other things that don't agree with that.

I'm going to have to let go of that belief and go with what I've felt and seen. And so for that, I've been deconstructing and reconstructing my worldview for a long time. And this moment of entanglement is one of my most fascinating pieces of biologic evidence that I've seen ever. There is a moment that we call the zinc flash that happens at the moment of conception.

I'm going to have to let go of that belief and go with what I've felt and seen. And so for that, I've been deconstructing and reconstructing my worldview for a long time. And this moment of entanglement is one of my most fascinating pieces of biologic evidence that I've seen ever. There is a moment that we call the zinc flash that happens at the moment of conception.

I'm going to have to let go of that belief and go with what I've felt and seen. And so for that, I've been deconstructing and reconstructing my worldview for a long time. And this moment of entanglement is one of my most fascinating pieces of biologic evidence that I've seen ever. There is a moment that we call the zinc flash that happens at the moment of conception.

This is achieved through an insane amount of energetic concentration. My 70 trillion human cells on average have about 200 mitochondria when I'm at my optimal youthful health. I'm half a century old, so I've lost about one or two percent of those mitochondria per year since I was about age two. So maybe I've got somewhere around 120 mitochondria per human cell.

This is achieved through an insane amount of energetic concentration. My 70 trillion human cells on average have about 200 mitochondria when I'm at my optimal youthful health. I'm half a century old, so I've lost about one or two percent of those mitochondria per year since I was about age two. So maybe I've got somewhere around 120 mitochondria per human cell.

This is achieved through an insane amount of energetic concentration. My 70 trillion human cells on average have about 200 mitochondria when I'm at my optimal youthful health. I'm half a century old, so I've lost about one or two percent of those mitochondria per year since I was about age two. So maybe I've got somewhere around 120 mitochondria per human cell.

at this point in my life and that's the aging process is ultimately less mitochondrial metabolism per cubic centimeter and so i'm producing less light energy that's what the mitochondria do they release sunlight from glucose or fatty acids and so there's less sunlight being produced or released per cubic centimeter of my body than i had when i was two the results are pretty obvious i'm repairing

at this point in my life and that's the aging process is ultimately less mitochondrial metabolism per cubic centimeter and so i'm producing less light energy that's what the mitochondria do they release sunlight from glucose or fatty acids and so there's less sunlight being produced or released per cubic centimeter of my body than i had when i was two the results are pretty obvious i'm repairing

at this point in my life and that's the aging process is ultimately less mitochondrial metabolism per cubic centimeter and so i'm producing less light energy that's what the mitochondria do they release sunlight from glucose or fatty acids and so there's less sunlight being produced or released per cubic centimeter of my body than i had when i was two the results are pretty obvious i'm repairing