Zenchronicity Nicole Michelena, Megan Michelena

This conversation touched on the potential for humans to develop a natural understanding of other's emotional needs, drawing parallels with interactions with pets. Participants reflected on their evolving perspectives on spiritual practices, emphasizing the potential for darkness in spiritual communities and the need for cultivating discernment. They also explored the need for maturity and reverence in embodying the priestess archetype, reflecting on the impact of newfound freedom on feminine expression.
The discussion delved into the interconnectedness of various aspects of life and mythology, drawing parallels between elements such as light and dark, the feminine archetypes of Lilith and Eve, and the mind-body-soul connection. Participants also explored the potential psychological interpretation of the Bible, considering it as a gateway into the subconscious world for integrating unconscious thoughts into consciousness. The conversation ultimately led to the realization that there is no right or wrong and that the pursuit of equilibrium is a universal endeavor.
The meeting also touched on the dark realities of the entertainment industry, highlighting the control and manipulation of individuals for profit. Participants explored the concept of consciousness awakening and the challenges it presents to those unprepared for the influx of higher-frequency energy. The conversation expanded to address the breakdown of existing power structures and the struggle to contain the rapid awakening of individuals, leading to a broader discussion on the purification of the body and space to align with the incoming energy. Finally, the participants discussed life's chaotic and dream-like nature, emphasizing the beauty of watching people step into higher levels of awareness and encouraging individuals to rise above drama narratives and rewrite their own empowering stories.

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Chapters & Topics:

Catching Up and Discussing Spiritual Realities
Amy, Nicole, and Megan have a lighthearted conversation about their accidental matching outfits and yoga practice, before delving into the challenges of mundane tasks like going to the bank. They also discuss the intensity of the current world situation and the complexities of being human in a spiritual context, touching on higher dimensional selves, psychic abilities, and the impact of astrological events.
* Akashic Records and Psychic Abilities

Spiritual Awakening and Expanded Consciousness
Amy Belair and the group delve into the current spiritual awakening, highlighting the rapid expansion of awareness and psychic information. They discuss the challenges of integrating this new consciousness and the thinning of veils, leading to increased telepathy and sensory perception, while also acknowledging the need to adapt to the compressed sense of time and the necessity of being more discerning in their engagements.

Discussion on Astrology and Technology
Amy and the conference room speaker delve into the astrological implications of the age of Aquarius, discussing the recent planetary alignments and their impact on relationships, values, and consciousness. They also explore the potential for telepathy and psychic abilities in the future, as well as the ethical considerations surrounding technological advancements and human potential.

Telepathic Communication and Emotional Sensitivity
Amy Belair discusses her son's early telepathic communication as an infant and how it aligns with his current personality. The discussion expands to the potential for humans to naturally understand others' emotional needs, with examples from interactions with pets. The conversation highlights the potential for a more fluid and less anxious life if such understanding becomes a natural part of being human.

Discussion on Spiritual Practices and Discernment
Amy and the conference room participants discuss their evolving perspectives on spiritual practices, influenced by th

The meeting covered a wide range of topics related to health and wellness, with a particular focus on the impact of technology and environmental stressors on human health. Justin Frandson, a guest speaker, initiated discussions on topics such as EMF, wellness, and the impact of technology on health. The participants explored the potential health risks associated with man-made electromagnetic fields and their differential absorption by various parts of the human body. They also discussed the importance of grounding by nature and the use of crystals for EMF protection.
The conversation also touched on the vital role of nature in recharging and eliminating environmental factors. Justin Frandson stressed the significance of hydration and nutrition, particularly diatomaceous earth and Irish sea moss, in rehydrating the body and facilitating cleansing. The participants explored the concept of the immune system as a balance of positive and negative ions, emphasizing the need for coherence both internally and externally for long-term health and vitality. They also discussed the future of healthcare and the need for a shift towards holistic approaches, emphasizing the impact of environmental factors on well-being.
The meeting also covered topics related to personal experiences and product recommendations. Justin Frandson shared details about his work and how the audience can connect with him to obtain grounding bags and follow his content on social media. The participants also discussed potential collaborations for podcasts and plans to connect with influential individuals in podcasting and product sourcing. Additionally, they explored the impact of technology and environmental stressors on children's health, expressing concerns about the increasing prevalence of ADD, ADHD, and autism in children, attributing it to excessive screen time and lack of outdoor activities.

Ryan Yakiwchuk, shared his journey with psychedelics and spiritualism, highlighting the impact of his work with the younger generation. Yakiwchuk also shared a deeply personal and transformative experience involving mushrooms, family, and self-discovery, which led to a significant shift in his approach to personal growth and healing, ultimately influencing his professional practice and shaping his perspective on life and work. The conversation expanded to address the struggles of young men, citing a high suicide rate post-COVID and the need for authentic male leadership.

Megan and Nicole shared their experiences with Kambo, a detoxing medicine used by shamans in the Amazon and South America. They discussed the benefits of Kambo, including its ability to purify and eliminate toxins in the body, and its potential to help or cure various conditions. They emphasized the importance of working with a knowledgeable shaman and surrendering to the process.

They also shared personal anecdotes about the physical and emotional effects of the medicine, as well as insights into their own energetic weaknesses. They encouraged people to try plant medicine and to step into the surrender of life, even though it can be daunting at times. Finally, they discussed the need for integration after working with plant medicines and mentioned their upcoming retreat, which will include Kambo and other plant medicines.

Last week we talked about the peptide oxytocin (OT). This week’s we will explore the other ancient peptide molecule, vasopressin (VP). Oxytocin and VP are genetic and biochemical siblings. Both originated from a single ancestral gene that produced vasotocin. Vasotocin is found in reptiles and other vertebrates and can be measured in the mammalian fetus. OT and VP, with their receptors, function as an integrated, adaptive system, allowing the mammalian body to survive, maintain homeostasis, and reproduce in an ever-changing world.

Sources of individual differences in OT and VP and the sensitivity of their receptors include gender and basic genetic differences. For example, some species, including humans and other socially monogamous mammals, such as prairie voles and dogs, have high levels of OT and an apparent dependence on OT to allow the expression of high sociality and attention to positive social cues. The OT receptor (OTR) and V1 receptor (V1aR) also can be epigenetically tuned by experience, increasing the capacity of OT and VP to have complex adaptive functions.

Hannah Went, an expert in epigenetics and integrative medicine. They discussed the importance of bridging different types of work in the medical field and the shifting attitudes toward using psychedelics in therapy. Hannah talked about her background, how she got into the field of epigenetics, and her work with True Diagnostic and the peptide world. The sisters and Hannah also discussed the challenges of working in a startup and the importance of objective data in the medical field.

Exploring the exciting possibilities of epigenetics in personalized medicine. They discussed the need for collaboration and data sharing to fully realize epigenetics's potential in treating individuals. They emphasized the importance of individuality in treatment plans and the need to customize coaching programs to suit each person's unique background and experiences. They also delved into the drawbacks of the Western medicine approach and the benefits of epigenetic markers in picking up environmental factors that affect health.

Hannah discussed the potential of low-dose lithium and mineral-based therapy in addressing health concerns. They also discussed a clinical trial conducted with ketamine and its potential in therapy. The study involved personalized sessions before, during, and after the ketamine infusion, which showed good correlations with biological age outcomes and reductions in stressor and trauma-related genes. They also touched on the potential of epigenetics in therapy and the need for individualized treatment, highlighting the importance of looking at the individual's healing and perception of self.

Finally, the sisters and Hannah discuss the potential for an unofficial clinical trial involving plant medicine and epigenetics. They planned to collaborate with others in the industry and explore the biological and spiritual aspects of the trial. They discussed the potential for bridging science and theory and the potential for making a difference in the world. They also discussed the potential for forming a clinical trial or collecting data for one later.