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MALAYSIA RESEARCH

The Cave 2013

The Cave Dream I found myself in this place, it was rather amazing since it was like an amphitheatre with high sheer sides. Plants grew downwards and many swifts and swallows were circling upwards. I felt extremely agitated and nauseous, a real sense of foreboding and fear. A powerful man with half a black face and half a white face was standing at an alter and surrounding him were thousands of babies and children. The babies held up their arms imploring him saying ‘take me – sacrifice me. At which stage he plucked a child from the group and smashed it’s head on the alter, blood spread out on the alter in a strange green coloured puddle.

After the sacrifice the Shamanic healer stepped back into a Jade cave and the babies turned into bubbles and flowed away . Also present in the dream was this beautiful emerald green lake. I told the dream to Sir Michael Nightingale whilst he visited me in Jersey and many months later I found myself in Ipoh in Malaysia escorted by sir Michael. We went to this Buddhist temple in the centre of the Ipoh rocks and found ourselves in the dream . The babies were replaced by little turtles and on the alter a stunning Jade lichen grew in the shape of the spilt blood.

The Jade Lichen This was the beginning of the Pineal Enzyme research. The Jade Lichen essence opened the door to the vibration of the Pineal Endocrine Enzyme research. Pineal Enzyme master -controller of the endocrine system. This valuable insight enabled me to investigate the brain damage created by vaccination.

The babies Sacrifice:

The cave

WATERFALL The Waterfall

Many years ago I had a dream that humanity was trapped in this horrible muddy pond, covered in sores and wounds and moaning in pain and despair. But the way out was to climb up this beautiful waterfall and be cleansed by all the colours of the rainbow. At the top of the waterfall each person was healed and became beautiful, and then they were dubbed by a tall and powerful shamanic healer with an orb covered in jewels. Their souls then turned into butterflies and flew up into the sky and turned into birds and were free. The first time that this dream became a reality was in Santa Fe when I was taken to a waterfall where the Pondorosa Pines grew. This Tree essence is used to heal injury and is in our Tree Formula SF10 Inj*Ry together with Silver Birch. After leaving the Bentong Special Need Centre I was feeling understandably very moved, not only because the children are doing so well but also because of the incredible loving dedication of my practitioners in Malaysia who are so generous with their time. I was then taken to the Bentong Waterfall and naturally I was hoping to find answers. Of course my gifts were the rainbow lichens

Meninges of the brain

Orange Waterfall Lichen

Orange lichen growing down the wall of the waterfall

Whilst I was collecting the lichen from the waterfall our Chinese practitioners arrived from buying Durian they were chattering away with excitement and I asked them why they loved Durian, I was holding the Orange lichen and I knew instantly what it is was for because the reply “well it is the mother of all fruit “ Durian Mother instantly converted to - Dura Mater.

Orange Lichen Dura Mater Hard Mother SF4 SF8 FF2 4 16

The Formula : 100 hedgerows :Daisy

Blood: Monocytes Haemoglobin

Hystiocytes spinal cord mycroglia

Histamine

Stimulant interferon

DNA thymopoetin

Melatonin pancreas factor Glucagon

RNA PRiE GH thyroxin

Digestive enzymes: Pancreas Nuclease

SI Nucleatidase

[intolerant to acidity]

Sinus/Tonsil: Left Frontal Rt Pharyngeal

Structural pathway tetanus/ meningitis

Audible pathway

Supports Flu vaccine virus

Supports Epidural procedure

Parasite entomoeba histolitica

parasite

Damaged by measles

Supports Post Natal depression and anxiety and emotional depression

Rt eye cataract pathway Smallpox structural pathway Audible pathway through meningitis Memory pathway Dura Mater trapping viruses SV40 elimination of Shingles. Paralysed by Epidural and anaesthetic

Dura Mater

In the central nervous system, there are three different layers that cover the spinal cord and brain. These are called the meninges, which comprise of pia, arachnoid and dura mater. Bone is situated above these layers, followed by periosteum and skin. The dura mater is located at the top, beneath bone tissue. This material at times opens into sinus cavities located around the skull. This is particularly notable with the dural venus sinuses. Here, liquids like blood and cerebrospinal flood drain and collect into the internal jugular vein. Dura mater is also the home to meningeal veins. Many types of medical conditions involve the dura mater. The most common come in the form of hematomas. Due to arterial bleeding, an epidural hematoma results when blood collects between the dura mater at the skull. If blood collects between the dura and arachnoid mater, a subdural hematoma results. Also, there are some instances where the dura plays an active role is some types of headaches.

Podo-Rhacidian Dura Mater

Released Rt Vagus

Left Dura Mater

Contact Treatment point centre of Parietal bone

Thumb; First phalange

To contralateral large toe .

Sternal notch 3rd/4th sternal notch to Pancreas one contra lateral

Waterfall Black Lichen Arachnoid Mater in the image of Spider The Formula:

Blood Heamocytoblasts

Haemoglobin blood platelets BM

Histamine COEQ10

ICSH

Thalamus

Rt and Left Vagus

Pns Varoli hn

100 hedgerows

White lichen

Egypt white algae fresh water

PRiE Glucagon

Malaysian mushroom on palm tree

Hepatitis pathway structural pathway

Alveolar macrophage

Virus : Cox A7 H1N1 PV23 staph ME CFS hepatitis vac Hib SV40 Secondary epidural elimination Cortisone injections / induction drug Paralysing production of Progesterone through PRiE

Black Spider Black Lichen Arachnoid Mater SF10 Inj*Ry FF18 Poppy

Arachnoid mater a fine, delicate membrane, the middle one of the three membranes or meninges that surround the brain and spinal cord, situated between the dura mater and the pia mater. The arachnoid mater is named after the Greek words "Arachne" ("spider") and suffix "-oid" ("in the image of"), and "mater" (the Latin word for mother), because of the fine spider web-like appearance of the delicate fibres of the arachnoid which extend down through the subarachnoid space and attach to the pia mater.

Black Waterfall Lichen Spiders web

Everything is connected

Podo- Rhacidian Correction

Arachnoid Mater

• Cerebral cortex

• Correction :

• occiptal lobe of the brain

• 4th finger

• To just above heart centre point 4th contralateral toe

Waterfall Green Lichen Pia Mater Tender Mother 100 hedgerows: White Clover

Optic nerve/ Pia Mater

DNA Thalamus

Pineal enzyme spleen

Malphigian bodies

Pineal melanin Pancreas : Insulin Diabetes

Digestive: Panc Peptidase L phenylalanine l Lysine and

L histidine

DNA: Thymosin Beta

Seaweed south Africa: Halidasy

Added Seaweed 26 heterosiphonia formula

Blood: Blood Plts

Macrophage: Kuppfer

Brain Hormones: encephalin

Supports mercury toxicity

SF1 Oak peak performance e

Removed mercury, neck stiff

Triggered by swine flu virus

Child of epidural procedure

Polio pneumococcus

Tetanus vaccine Optic pathway measles

Tetanus structural pathway Damaged by Swine flu

Left cataract pathway Macular degeneration Ig D Ig E Support for Herpes Zoster Cancer Virus : SV40 CCA locked in Pia Mater

Green Waterfall Lichen

Podo-Rhacidian Pia Mater

Released through rt/lft olfactory

Left Dura Mater

Contact Treatment point centre of Parietal bone

5th finger to wrist ;

To contralateral 5th toe .

Sternal notch manubrium

Pia Mater It provides protection to the delicate tissues of the central nervous system. The pia or pia mater is the thin, mesh-like meningeal envelope that is directly in contact with the neural tissue, firmly adhering to the surface of the brain and spinal cord. It is a very thin and delicate membrane. The word pia in Latin means "soft" or "tender" and thus pia matter essentially means "tender mother." It is composed of fibrous tissue covered on its outer surface by a sheet of flat cells thought to be impermeable to fluid. The pia mater is pierced by tiny blood vessels, which travel to the brain and spinal cord, and its capillaries are responsible for nourishing the brain. The pia mater follows all the contours (grooves, folds, and fissures) of the brain (gyri and sulci). It closely envelops the entire surface of the brain, running down into the fissures of the cortex. It joins with the ependyma, which lines the ventricles to form choroid plexuses that produce cerebrospinal fluid. In the spinal cord, the pia mater attaches to the dura mater by the denticular ligaments through the arachnoid membrane. The pia mater is a neural crest derivative.

Spider Lily Formula FF2 Brain Hormone pathway

This stunning spider lily has very powerful healing powers for the pineal gland which is interesting as this was the syllabus for our Malaysian advanced course. It was chosen by four of our leading practitioners quite independently which was extremely moving as all of them have dedicated their lives to healing damaged children. The Hexagon s the symbol of Special care for the damaged Special needs children

The Formula DNA:

Parathormone

Endocrine : GHRH

Melatonin Stimulating hormone

Brain Hormone Pathway: ALL

L dopamine, Serotonin , Histamine

Encephalin, stimulant interferon

P factor , angiotensin, fibrinogin, endorphin, cholecystekinin

Acetyl CoEA CoEQ10

Supports : SV3 ME

White lichen waterfall Right Hyppocampus SF10 FF2 FF8 Histamine

The Formula :

RNA Pineal Relay Enzyme

Optic nerve

Thalamus

Histamine basophils

Melatonin Thymus Factor

Thymopoetin

Spider lily essence

|Malta Poppy with blue sepals ]

Right /left occulomotor

Seaweed 25 progest/test

Australian Indigo Berry

Gaharu flower

Macular degeneration

IGA IgD IgE

Supports : anaesthetic

Dip Corynbact DF scarlatina

Meningitis meningecoccus Thyphoid vac Sal T shigella

BCG Smallpox tetanus /clostridium

Supports chemical drusg antibiotics and thyroxin

Hippocampus Memory The hippocampus is a major component of the brains of humans and other vertebrates. It belongs to the limbic system and plays important roles in the consolidation of information from short-term memory to long-term memory and spatial navigation. Humans and other mammals have two hippocampi, one in each side of the brain. The hippocampus is located under the cerebral cortex[1]; and in primates it is located in the medial temporal lobe, underneath the cortical surface. It contains two main interlocking parts: Ammon's horn[2] and the dentate gyrus. In Alzheimer's disease, the hippocampus is one of the first regions of the brain to suffer damage; memory loss and disorientation are included among the early symptoms. Damage to the hippocampus can also result from oxygen starvation (hypoxia), encephalitis, or medial temporal lobe epilepsy. People with extensive, bilateral hippocampal damage may experience anterograde amnesia—the inability to form or retain new memories.

Hippocampos Seahorse

The hippocampus (named after its resemblance to the seahorse, from the Greek hippos meaning "horse" and kampos meaning "sea monster") is a major component of the brains of humans and other vertebrates.

White Cave Lichen Left Hyppocampus

Histamine Basophils

Thalamus

Melatonin Thymus Factor Thymulin

Spleen

Spleen RES

Left occulomotor

Jacaranda seed flower and

bark formula histamine

Connected to Polio structural pathway

Flu vaccine virus New Flu 13

PV23

Structural pathway memory

Podo-Rhacidian Hippocampus

Released through rt/lft Occulomotor

Left Hippocampus

Contact Treatment point centre of Parietal bone on the sqamus suture

4th finger finger to wrist ;

To contralateral 4th toe .

Xiphoid

Memory Corpus Callosum

through strep Staphylococcus SF10

Inj*ry SF3 Relax FF8

• Rt Left Corpus Callosum • Rt left Accesory paths

• Melatonin: Melatonin Pineal enzyme Thymus factor Thymosin Beta spleen

• Mel Pancreas Factor Glucagon • Histamin Cholecystekinin CoEQ10 • Haemoglobin

• Alveolar Mycroglia • Short term Memory loss swollen ankles • Essential fatty acids CoEQ10 • R Linked with Ad Test progest Left Ad oestrogen Oestrogen

White Waterfall Lichen

Malaysian Cactus flower SF8 FF20

This stunning flower was picked by one of our practitioners who was suffering with chronic stomach pain. After taking the essence she immediately started her period and her cramp disappeared.

Brain: Cerebral Spinal Fluid

Blood: Haemoglobin Blood Platelets

Macrophage : mycroglia spinal cord

Endocrine: GnRH FSH

Progesterone Testosterone

DNA: Calcitonin

RNA: PRiE thyro-calcitonin

Brain Hormones: Fibrinogen

Support for Cevarex

Hysterectomy

Epidural

Coccyx

Cerebro-spinal fluid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e60_4ZV0zs

This stunning flower was picked by one of our practitioners who was suffering with chronic stomach pain. After taking the essence she immediately started her period and her cramp disappeared.

Echynacea UV Brain Blood Barrier UV FF3 SF2 karm

100hedgerow: Ivy Leaved Toadfalx

Blood: neutrophils

Macrophage: Mesangeal Kidnesys

Hystiocytes tissues

kidneys Glomerulonephritis

Endocrine: Oxytocin CRH Cortisol

Brain : cerbral cortex

DNA Thalamus

RNA: Master Pineal

Pineal Relay Enzyme: liver factor

Seaweed 19 little Jersey Red

PRiE exocrine ; Intrinsic Factor

Endocrine: HCG

Heamocytoblasts haemoglobin megaloblastic anaemia

Trapping viruses

Reaction to Swine Flu

Polio Cox A7 B4 SV3 BP

Blood Brain Barrier

The blood–brain barrier (BBB) is a separation of the circulating blood from the brain extracellular fluid (BECF) in the central nervous system (CNS). It occurs along all capillaries and consists of tight junctions around the capillaries that do not exist in normal circulation.[1] Endothelial cells restrict the diffusion of microscopic objects (e.g., bacteria) and large or hydrophilic molecules into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), while allowing the diffusion of small hydrophobic molecules (O2, CO2, hormones).[2] Cells of the barrier actively transport metabolic products such as glucose across the barrier with specific proteins.[citation needed] This barrier also includes a thick basement membrane and astrocytic endfeet.[3]

Australia Flannel Flower 100 hedgerows Coriolus versicolour

Mel RH

DNA PRE

Pineal endocrine enzyme

Spleen

Melatonin Thymyus Factor Thymosin B

Primula Whit eye

Flannel Flower Healing and recovery after wounds

first flowers to spring up in the undergrowth after the fires

Norfolk Island Pine co- ordination SF9 structure FF4 FF19

Optic nerve

Cerebellum

Seaweed:

23 asorphillium Nodosum R NA

PRE Brain Factor

Bone Factor

DNA Melatonin

Pineal endocrine enzyme

MPth Factor

Mel Thym Factor

Thymopoetin

Thymosin B

Hypochromic Anaemia

Serotonin

Damaged by Measles

Anaesthetic damaging Probiotic

ANW serotoin and

Low grade lumber pain L4

I was searching for a remedy to support Anthony’s fractured hip. This massive powerful pine tree seemed to hold the answers

Norfolk Island Pine Amazing energy shafting through the Norfolk Pine

Cockatoos eating the seed pods of the Norfolk Pine

Cerebellum

The cerebellum (Latin for little brain) is a region of the brain that plays an important role in motor control. It may also be involved in some cognitive functions such as attention and language, and in regulating fear and pleasure responses,[1] but its movement-related functions are the most solidly established. The cerebellum does not initiate movement, but it contributes to coordination, precision, and accurate timing. It receives input from sensory systems of the spinal cord and from other parts of the brain, and integrates these inputs to fine tune motor activity.[2] Cerebellar damage does not cause paralysis, but instead produces disorders in fine movement, equilibrium, posture, and motor learning.[2]

Podo_Rhacidian for Cerebellum

Brains stem Thumb to Lumber 4 Big Toe contrlateral

Lumber 4 colon

Cerebellum Colon

Distortion in toes

Banksia Spinosa Corpus Callosum

Corpus callosum

Left mid brain

Pancreatic plexus

Lower mesenteric plexus

Leucodystrophy

Heamocytoblasts

Monocytes neutrophils

Eosinophils

Macrophage: Spleen Macrophage

Hystocytes

Gonadotophin

Bone Marrow

DNA: melatonin Thymus Factor Thymulin

Trapping measles Mumps and Rubella

Autism Memory banks

Alzheimer's

Supports steroids

Mercury Thymerosal

Corpus Callosum

Rt Left Corpus Callosum

Rt left Accesory paths

Melatonin Melatonin Pineal enzyme Thymus factor Thymosin Beta spleen

Mel Pancreas Factor Glucagon

Histamin Cholecystekinin CoEQ10

Haemoglobin

Alveolar Mycroglia

Short term Memory loss swollen ankles

Essential fatty acids CoEQ10