Lesson 1 · Class 15 · 10 min
A disconnection, not a dose-count
A read of this page, with the plate.
Class 15 is Unit II’s allergies, part I. Here an allergy is parked as an emotional disconnection. Digestive feeling. Processing other people’s stuff. A trigger that splits to another age, or — as her parking — another lifetime. Sometimes people crave the food they cannot. A craving is generally a big clue, and it can also mean a dietary need, or stress. You tell both doors. A pun is a door. Occupancy of a gut is a question.
The roster this hour sets
Five foods as influence: wheat as father, meat as meeting, soy as a voice, milk as mother, gluten as a grain gone against. Three amino-acid doors: methionine (wheat and meat share it), threonine (soy), tryptophan (milk). Two cascades walked as names: methionine and tryptophan. Gluten has no amino cascade — its own hour. Permission first. Ask whether you are all alone in the auric field. If not, you do not run a meridian. Age, story, feeling, meridians, retest. Influence of the material as a question.
Her voice, from the class.
Allergy as disconnection — adult crying
Practice
Name allergy as disconnection. Name the five foods and which two share a cascade. Journal which food has been talking.
Check
This hour teaches that an allergy is parked first as:
- Overexposure to a food you now meet too often
- Emotional disconnection — a story that sat on a food ✓
- A methionine cascade that milk and soy already share
Overexposure can look like one. The initiating story in this lineage is disconnection. A pun is a door. Craving is a clue.
You use a craving by:
- Taking it as proof you must eat more of that food
- Telling both doors — a clue to allergy, and also a need or stress — then Chart 1-1 on the food that talked ✓
- Walking histidine because a craving is a pollen
The slide said generally a big clue, yet it can also mean a dietary need or stress. Influence of the material is a question.
The roster this hour sets is:
- Three foods: wheat, soy, milk — gluten is the same as wheat
- Five foods: wheat, meat, soy, milk, gluten. Wheat and meat share methionine. Soy belongs on threonine. Milk belongs on tryptophan. Gluten has no amino cascade ✓
- Histidine, leucine, and rice as the three doors of the week
Chart 15-overview draws three amino doors. The fifth food is gluten — later hour, no cascade. Two of the five share methionine.
Two of the five foods share a cascade. They are:
- Milk and soy, on tryptophan
- Wheat and meat, on methionine ✓
- Gluten and wheat, on secretin
The same methionine door. Gluten is a protein in wheat, rye, barley — not that cascade.
Gluten has no amino cascade on this hour:
- A name that captures the whole sky
- Its own hour ✓
- A replacement for the physician
Gluten has no amino cascade — Its own hour
Gluten is the fifth food on this hour:
- A prescription of Gluten is the fifth food
- No amino cascade ✓
- Gluten is the fifth food as a bottle you write
Gluten is the fifth food — No amino cascade
Ask whether you on this board are:
- Inventing a colorful story so the session feels complete
- All alone in the auric field ✓
- Proof you finished the gland
Ask whether you — All alone in the auric field
A disconnection, not a dose-count — keep this:
- A cream you prescribe from the chart
- Class 15 is Unit II's allergies, part I. ✓
- Living against the tide on purpose
Class 15 is Unit II's allergies, part I.
This hour teaches that:
- Treating every hour as interchangeable production
- Here an allergy is parked as an emotional disconnection. ✓
- A tourist empty-mind contest
Here an allergy is parked as an emotional disconnection.
A true line on this hour:
- Skip permission and invent the next board
- Occupancy of a gut is a question. ✓
- Opening a chakra by squeezing it
Occupancy of a gut is a question.