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EP173 The Story of Creation Part 97
Published 7 months, 2 weeks ago
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If you’ve always felt there was more to healing than what we’ve been taught, you’re not wrong. In episode 173 of The Authentic Human Podcast, we explore the deeper relationship between consciousness, awareness, frequency, and the human body’s capacity to heal.
This conversation is Part 97 of The Story of Creation, an invitation to trust your inner knowing, reconnect with your original design, and understand healing as a natural expression of alignment, clarity, and conscious participation in existence.
This is not about fear, blame, or fighting systems. It’s about understanding how consciousness works, how humans were designed to self-heal, and how awareness restores capacity.
We explore:
• Why self-healing was removed from conscious awareness
• How frequency and vibration impact the body
• The relationship between environment, stress, and human performance
• Why anger weakens transformation — and clarity restores it
• How remembering who you are raises your natural resilience
This episode is for truth-seekers, consciousness explorers, and humans who feel there is more to their existence than they were taught.
You are not broken.
You are remembering.
0:00 — Consciousness, Creation & the Human Biome
3:47 — Why Small Systems Create Massive Influence
6:01 — How Perception Shapes What Feels “True”
8:48 — Environmental Frequency & Human Awareness
11:53 — Why Self-Healing Was Removed from Memory
13:20 — Collective Illness & Frequency Communication
15:14 — Food, Water & Vibrational Integrity
18:25 — Systems That Shape Human Performance
20:37 — Why Anger Blocks Conscious Restoration
23:08 — Nature, Consciousness & Infiltration of Awareness
26:48 — Why This Truth Is Surfacing Now
31:24 — Restoring Self-Healing Through Conscious Participation
Watch The Story of Creation from the beginning: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtY9aRgn79cba9wSRRx-vkT1crKnyBotq
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