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1. unfortunately all the sites where possible purchase of the hardcover book indicate “Temporarily out of stock.”

   1. It’s back in stock on Amazon

   2. The Highwire, Del Bigtree may still have some for sale.

   3. Check Abebooks.com. I found a second hand copy there today and they had a few from different vendors nationally. This is a 2nd hand book site unfortunately now owned by Amazon.

   4. Mine is also on order.

   5. Yes, unfortunate. They say they will reprint asap.

2. Wonderful interview. I am in awe of their linguistic skills.
   I did wonder if J Epstein’s investments in MIT and Harvard brain research and for longevity had any similar discoveries.

   1. I wish my German was as good as their English. I’ve got to start reading German out loud again.

3. Another question: why was I not susceptible?

   1. Just talking about that to do Why are some people not as susceptible?

4. One other thought 😉

   Has anyone noticed how crayons, pens, ink, paper and other writing implements etc… don’t smell anymore? After years of trying, I have finally found ceder-smoked pencils again.

   I remember as a child, the whole world had smells. Everyone now wears deodorant, so can’t even smell each other! Now all you smell is the toxic waste dumps that are laundry detergent, smelly perfumes, and shampoos. Most churches don’t even use incense anymore.

   Is there a connection to smell (the first sense to develop in utero AND the sense that is most linked to memory, and thus learning) and the hippocampus?
   Is getting rid of smells in schools a deliberate plan to wire our childrens’ brains to accept a non-human narrative?

   1. Eau de Tide is just awful!

   2. Love the Smells question and answers. To add: Was it Mauro Binglino who said that El-yon had a Musk, of sorts, that would be used to control people?
      I am just back in the states and the artificial smell technology everywhere is driving me nuts! In my opinion it competely affects our phermone system and our ability to connect and relate.

      1. That is an excellent point.

   3. An important aspect of smell is related to the ongoing spiritual war we are all involved in (either knowingly or unknowingly). An interesting aspect of the spirit world is that many (most/all?) spirits have a sense of smell.
      In every spiritual or religious tradition, there is some type of ritual where incense, sage, etc. is burned. As an example, sage is often used as a cleansing agent, to remove “bad/evil” spirits from an area or off of a person, while burning something like sweetgrass or palo santo placates and invites appropriate spirits for communion.
      Part of the spiritual war is to destroy our own sense of ourselves as living spirits, with chemical “castration” of our olfactory sense a major component.
      Another major component of the spiritual war is the attack on our pineal gland. The synergistic effect of fluoride in the water, glyphosate in the food, and aluminum from the air, combine in a human body to calcify the pineal gland. There is some evidence showing calcification of the pineal gland to be a precursor to problems such as dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.
      In every spiritual tradition, there are practices that ultimately lead to the opening of the pineal gland, which give the practitioner access to their own higher spiritual selves, as well as direct communion with the “Divine” (God/Tao/Buddha Nature/etc.). The psycho-powers-that-should-not-be have attempted to create an environment that mechanically severs our relationship with the “Divine,” and they have been doing a great job of it for many decades.
      But in all wars, reused tactics become discernible patterns, which can then be recognized and countered. A first step is to de-calcify the pineal gland. First steps are to work with your water and your food. If you’re connected to a municipal water system, try using a reverse osmosis filter to filter your water. This will clear out the fluoride, chlorine, and everything else that’s in the water. Well water users should get their water tested, and take appropriate measures.
      For food – go completely organic. And not the Wal-Mart/Costco organic, as the organic standards for their food are questionable. Go to your local market or co-op and support them. The food might be a bit more expensive, but eating organics leads to robust health that needs less medical system input, so you’ll find your savings in a healthy body.
      For aluminum – this is a tough one, as its impossible to get away from the air we breathe, but detox methods include using horsetail tea or supplements with horsetail in it (i.e. Organo G5 Siliplant. [https://www.amazon.com/Orgono-Siliplant-Organic-Silica-Muscles/dp/B00H0040PY/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1MMOEOK8E5V5I&keywords=organic+g5+siliplant&qid=1705349150&sprefix=Organo+g5%2Caps%2C716&sr=8-5]).
      Other supplements that help decalcify the pineal gland are Carbon 60 (C60) [https://www.livelongerlabs.com/] and Shilajit [https://coloradoshilajit.com/].
      To be clear, these are mechanical solutions to the mechanical challenges that have been created for us, but the bigger solution awaits us when we abandon our mechanistic world view, and perceive that nothing can ever separate us from the “Divine.” We “win” the spiritual war upon recognizing our own true divinity, and the psycho-powers-that-shouldn’t-be become mere gnats or mosquitoes to our experience. Annoying at times, but without any real power over us.
      ??

      1. Do you have any suggestions for regaining smell after “Covid 19” or chemtrails or whatever poisoning was/is being done to us? Thank you.

         1. A good tool that might help is a small/portable nebulizer using 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide (dilute with water as needed). The nebulizer with hydrogen peroxide acts to clear the mucous membranes of the nose and throat. This is a good tool for when you think you might have an acute exposure to a toxic substance/smell, as well as using it regularly to regain the the sense of smell.

            1. Thank you so much!

         2. I would try general detoxing, with a focus on heavy metals detox. Check out our detox interviews, including one with Dr Laura Thompson.

            1. Thank you, Catherine!

      2. Very much appreciate your posting, Buddy.

   4. Yes, very profound observation. Smell is the most “primitive” meaning fundamental of the senses. It goes very deep into subconscious memory. Great question to pursue and ask Mr Nehls

   5. What an important and interesting insight. Going to think about this one.

      1. Remember how the first symptom of Covid was the loss of smell?

5. Amazing insights here, as well as good suggestions to enhance and protect our minds, thoughts and bodies.

6. bought this book a week or so ago – excited to check it out

7. Also, in the US and maybe elsewhere is the trend in psychological circles and in the mainstream to acknowledge and address trauma-trauma-trauma-trauma. I would define trauma as denied and/or stored, unaddressed stress. But at times, it seems as though this is an ad nauseam drumbeat that not everyone has encountered (I have friends who say they do not have trauma and they appear to be generally healthy, engaged and well-rounded people). So, two questions: What is the effect of trauma on hippocampal health? And what is the effect of the “I have trauma, you have trauma, everybody has trauma” persistent messaging on individual hippocampal health as well as collective psychic resilience? It feels like there must be a sweet spot between acknowledging and dealing with trauma and resisting a persistent message that seems to connote a form of victimhood and strand a person there.

   1. Peter Breggin and Jon Rappaport are good resources to clear one’s mind from trauma messaging. Burning all my self help books was very empowering for me.

      1. LOL

   2. Good questions. Thank you

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