Which name should I use for having a CoRe-Inergetix scan run for me?

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Jeff Korentayer

SUMMARY:

Using a “core resonance system” for diagnosis.
* Jeff explains the use of a “radionics device” in Heilkunst healthcare.
* Jeff shares a patient’s question about the core resonance system in a session.
Using natural language in core setup for patients.
* Jeff explains nickname use in core setup for patient.
* Jeff suggests using natural, expressive language when setting up a patient’s core in the core system.
* He advises against using technical allopathic language, such as diagnoses or medical labels.
The importance of consciousness in healthcare.
* Jeff emphasizes the importance of consciousness in health diagnosis and treatment.
He argues that computers and medical devices are mechanical devices that operate through human consciousness.
* Jeff emphasizes the importance of consciousness in healthcare.
* He encourages listeners to shift from technical to consciousness-based thinking.

Jeff Korentayer:

Hello, and greetings. And thank you for joining me, wherever you are. And whenever you’re watching this, you might be here with me live right now, or you might be watching this as a replay. All in all, it’s same. I welcome you here, and it’s good to see you. So I’m doing this little spontaneous pop up. Broadcast, I wanted to answer a question that I actually got last week from the patient. And it’s an excellent question, and then we’ll answer the very specific question. But it’s why I call it an excellent question. It also gives us a launchpad into a much bigger concept in health, right? It’s kind of a good learning concept or a good learning question, to kind of see something bigger about the idea of healthcare and what we’re actually doing with life energy and what we’re doing with patients. So anyways, that that’s just sort of a big, general overview. But get into the specific question here. Or maybe some background quickly, the patient last week had a core energetic session. That’s, if you’re haven’t done that yet yourself, if you’re not familiar with it. It’s basically what we call a radionics. Device. Right? It’s it’s something we use in Heilkunst. It’s something we use in the broader life science that we apply for for Heilkunst health care. And it’s like any medical device, right? It’s, it’s, it’s something that’s designed to help us right to help the practitioner to help the diagnosis to help the patient ultimately, of course, but this what I call this radionics device, it’s it’s something new if this gets to the crux of your question, which I’ll tell you in just a moment, I’m just giving you some background to understand it. It’s this device for basically having a conversation with the life energy of the patient. Right, just like in, you know, in an in the office, we have a conversation with the client, and we ask them questions, and they tell us, they’re there, but what’s going on in their life, and what’s going on in their health, and all these things. And we have a conversation about that. That’s that’s a big part of diagnosis. Right. And I know, of course, in modern medicine, there’s all kinds of devices, you know, we as they say, We like this core resonance system. For our purposes, it really speaks to this the way that we want to do diagnosis. But yeah, I know, we live in an age of devices and computers, and you know, X ray machines, you know, all these all these fancy devices and equipment. And that’s okay, that this is our modern world. This is how our modern minds work. We develop tools, and devices, computers and all these things. So I’m giving you the background here. But now I can actually share with you what what the question was from this patient. And so as I said, we had our session, I ran the core, we talked about it. And then when I emailed the report to this patient, as I always do, so you know, we talked about it when I talked to the patient, but then I email it to them so they can kind of look at it with their own eyes and spend more time really thinking about it. Right. So patients often like to do that. And I like them to have that. So we had our session, I had the Call Report. I emailed it to her. And then she emailed back, really good question, which was essentially, when we, when we set up the core, you we put in the patient’s name, and their birthdate and their birthplace, we can even put it in a photograph of them, you know, if if, if we have that, you know, that just adds a little more, more three dimensional detail about the person as far as how the core works. But what I had used is her common nickname, you know the name, she calls herself the name. I address her as you know, like, well, this isn’t maybe the best example. It’s an okay example. My, my you know, my common name is Jeff, everyone calls me Jeff. I tell people to call me Jeff, you know, when I call the one 800 Number to talk to the bank, they say, you know, oh, is this Jeffrey. I said oh, you can call me Jeff. That’s okay. That that’s just my common my common name my nickname as it were. When we have so I said we all have a legal technical name, but this was the patient’s question is I had set up her core using her common given name. Just like for myself, I would have put in Jeff, rather than Jeffrey I did the same thing for her. I used her nickname, right her common name, but she was concerned she said Well, it was is that okay? Like you know, Jeff didn’t use my legal name, which is a longer version of the nickname I used. And I said Yes, that’s that’s perfectly fine. In fact, that’s better. Because the the way that the core works, yes, it is a computer and a computer program and it has some, some physical hardware, you know, that kind of makes it work in a certain way. But yeah, we can talk about all the technical parts of it, you know, just like a car, you know, has a, you know, has all the all of its parts and engine and a carburetor into this into that, like, we can describe the car that way. Which is correct, but it’s also correct. To describe a car in terms of its, deeper meaning like what it means to human life and human consciousness. You know, we talk about, you know, its role in transportation, and where we go with our car and the things we do in our life with our car. Well, it’s kind of similar with this, we have a, we have a nickname, and we have this core device. And we, we set up the core in terms of this, this basic common nickname, because as far as we’re concerned, as human beings, you know, that’s who we are. That’s how we refer to ourselves. That’s how we want other people to refer to us. That’s how we live our life. Just like in our car, you know, we live our life through our car, we go places, and we accomplish things. And we don’t, we don’t usually we don’t get to our destination. And, you know, tell the person we meet how good of a job our carburetor did that day, you know, or they the oil gauge, or you know, we just say, Oh, it’s good to see you. And we get on our business of what we were doing that you know what we’re doing with that person. Anyways, I’m using a bit of an analogy here. But as far as this specific question, that’s the definitive? And the clear answer is we usually want the patient to use their natural name, you know, their common nickname as it is, there’s a very similar aspect to when we set up the core, we will also put in specific filters, as we call them, you know, as they’re called in the core system. And the filter can be anything, you know, that you can formulate in language, a word, a sentence, or paragraph even. Or even, you know, even a link to a website, like if someone wants to point to a certain website, or maybe a YouTube video, that they kind of want to investigate in terms of their energy, their health, what their relationship is, to that website, or that phrase, that sentence, that word, whatever it is, and we put these in this filter. So similar to the question of what name do we put in for the patient, we use their common nickname, because that’s connected to them, your the reality of them the reality of how they live, who they are, and how they live their life. Same thing with the filters, we suggest to the patients that they use just natural, expressive language. You know, I’m, you know, I’m wondering, you know, why I keep getting these headaches? Or I’m wondering, you know, am I going to, you know, am I going to find more fulfillment in my life? You know, as I kind of, kind of go through the next days and weeks, you know, that it’s just, it’s more of a question, and maybe the expression of their life energy, as opposed to what we suggest the patient does not do is use technical allopathic language, you know, the doctor gave me this diagnosis, and I have whatever I can off the top of my head, I’m not nothing’s coming to mind you all the, the rheumatoid arthritis, you know, all the allopathic labels. Well, that takes us into the realm of, of technical language, and technical languages, okay. But as I say, we don’t drive our car. Because we want to see if the carburetor can do a good job today, you know, we’re just living our life and doing the things that we do. So very similar here, we don’t want to get kind of pulled down into these technicalities. And this very in our another way of saying it a very mechanical way of looking at human health, the human being, you know, we are a being of consciousness. Yes, we have parts, we have body parts, we have technical ways we can describe that, you know, and the heart does this and the kidneys do that. And, uh huh. Yeah, yeah, I know. But no, when we really want to get into the root level of diagnosis, and actually moving a patient’s health and life forward, that can only be done fully on the basis of conscious so anyways, this is a bit of the bigger topic that’s implied in this question, but it’s an excellent topic and then some excellent question is yeah, the way even though the core is a computer, and I you know, I tap on the keyboard and it has all these mechanical parts, you know, the way a computer works, just like the car has a carburetor. The, the ultimate way that the computer and the core functions is, as I’m saying is through this human consciousness, so really, you and I’m partly why I say this to, again, this is part of our modern age. We’ve kind of been trained and taught out, and just our own response, we tend to put computers up on a pedestal, like, Oh, what did the computer say? What did the core scan say, you look, but everyone projects it onto the computer, the computers, and idiot, the computer is a mechanical device as like a car and a carburetor. And you know, just like cogs in a machine, they just, they just turn and they spin, and they just do what they do mechanically. But that’s not the that’s not the understanding of what’s happening. And, of course, can fundamentally, it’s really a conversation between the practitioners consciousness, and the patient’s consciousness is being mediated through this device, just like well, just right now I’m talking to you, you’re being mediated through a computer, through the internet, through whatever, whatever channels, this is coming out on YouTube, you know, these are all mechanical explanations of how I’m sending this message to you. Which is correct, technically, I’m not denying any of those things. But if we forget this fundamental point, that when we’re running a CT scan for a patient, my life energy as the practitioner is entering into a dialogue with the patient’s life energy. And as they say, whatever is happening on the computer is just the projection screen that we kind of, you know, we can kind of have this conversation through, right just like if we were in the same room together, we’d be having a conversation, and the vibration of my voice would Yes, be vibrating the, the air between us and vibrating, you know, the person’s ear canal and all these things for the sound to be transmitted. But if we begin and end our understanding of a conversation, just with vibrations of air, or just like if I go to if I go to a concert, and I hear the music that’s being played, yes, you know that the instrument is being played, it’s vibrating the air and other that it’s vibrating, the my eardrum and all these things. Well, yeah. But no, again, you know, that understanding that explanation? Absolutely misses the point of what music is what human communication is, what conversation is, it’s like, so all you know, it’s all these things. I’m kind of rambling a little bit now. But yeah, this excellent question. And concern of the patient is very important, is yes, I used that patient’s common nickname, you know, the name she herself uses and, and tells me to use, you know, call me this call me that, like I say, to the bank teller, call me, Jeff, not Jeffrey. You know, they say when I go to sign a legal document, of course, I signed Jeffrey Beall, you went? Well, we want things to be illegal and all that. But that, again, that’s another technical topic. We don’t want to be technical, we don’t want to get to legals as, as much as we can avoid that, right? We want to be real human beings, with real consciousness. And real, you know, this, this in our context of healthcare and how cuz this is a topic of consciousness, of true healing of true diagnosis, and really getting into, within what you what is at the bottom of a human being and what is at the bottom of a real diagnosis. It’s all these things we’re talking about. It’s not technical, it’s not mechanical. It’s a matter of consciousness. So I will, maybe as they I think I made my point fairly clear here. And you know, how the poor works and that it’s, yeah, it’s we have to get our minds out of the technical way of thinking into a consciousness way of thinking and living way of thinking. So I’ll leave it at that. Thank you for joining me. And as always, you if you have questions I can answer in a future broadcast, just go to our web page, or kanem.ca AR c a n u m.ca/live. And there’s a place where you can either put in your questions or you can actually record a video of whatever your question is, and I will actually be able to answer your question by video in that sense. So thank you for joining me on this day. And I will see you on the next broadcast.

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