Hello, all of you incredible beings! I’m Dr. Blake Suzelis. Welcome to Vital Evolution! I have some exciting news…I just released my first Vital Evolution retreat! It will be in Sedona, AZ March 13-16. This is a Level One retreat. Meaning, anyone who desires to embody the healed version of themselves can sign up. The only pre-requisite is taking the online 2-hour Introductory Class, which is found on the website. I am offering an early bird coupon code for the retreat that expires February 10th, which gives you $200 off. The code is VE200EarlyBird! If you have questions about it, check out the FAQ videos on the site or email info@vitalevolution.com. Ok, let’s dive into the content of the day. Today we are looking at the spiritual dimension of healing.
·Why is spirituality important to discuss when learning how to heal the body?
o RESEARCH: extent spirituality played a role in SCR: 92 mean, 92 median, 100 mode, 100H, 80L
o 81% of the participants experienced “spiritual healing, awakening, or enlightenment”
o 2 spiritual milestones: included oneness within and oneness with everything.
·Animalistic brain/emotional/survival brain (we are 90% animal)
o Hedonism. Pleasure/pain drive us.
o Allow us to understand our likes/dislikes
·Cognitive brain/thinking/choice: not dictated by emotions. Influence sure. We choose unpleasant all the time because we see an outcome. Example, marketing.
o Religion/Fatih: Mind. Set of beliefs. Meaning-making.
o Science – Curiosity is supposed to lead research w/out emotion. Only mental. Looks through the lens of materialism, which doesn’t leave room for the unseen.
o Not to downplay the mind…it is powerful! Imagination. Creativity. Curiosity.
o When you learn how to program your mind, that too enhances your experience.
·Spirituality: Body/Experience/Intuitive Heart
o Science and spirituality = same goal of healing the body. Both take surrender.
o Probable vs Possible
o Spiritual = experience. Connected to everything, through quantum entanglement.
·ALL THREE ARE PART OF THE PROCESS. After we master our intuition there will be more…controlling body temperature, telepathy, levitation, altering matter, remembering past lives.
o Wim Hof, or “The Iceman,” claimed 21 world records for extreme cold exposure, including hiking the tallest mountain in the world in shorts, completing a half marathon barefoot in shorts above the Arctic Circle, submerging in ice cubes for 112 minutes, and diving 66 meters underneath ice, to name a few
o Jetsun Milarepa, a Tibetan yogi saint, who in meditation, pushed his hands into the solid rock of Drakar Taso Cave up to his elbow, which draws travelers from around the globe to place their hands in the imprints
· Big Takeaways: Calm your animalistic brain, surrender your mind, and engage with your intuition.
· Email or message me with questions I can answer…
I’m so grateful to every one of you who received this message today. Sending you all love! And I’ll see you soon!
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