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Your Body Holds Superhuman Powers They’re Trying to Replace | Gregg Braden
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00:00 When we lose our humanness, we lose

00:02 access to this information transfer that

00:07 allows us deep states of of intuition,

00:09 super cognition, super memory, super

00:12 learning, super immune response, super

00:14 resilience to change, all of those human

00:16 experiences. Your DNA is the antenna. It

00:19 is a literally a biological antenna that

00:22 tunes you to places in the field uh

00:26 where where information resides. Once we

00:30 go to the the level two of

00:33 transhumanism,

00:34 beginning to replace neurons, for

00:37 example, with computer chips,

00:39 there is a an axiom in biology that's

00:42 that's simply called use it or lose it.

00:51 Hello friends, Greg Braden here. I'm

00:53 coming to you today from our studio just

00:55 outside of Santa Fe, New Mexico in the

00:59 the high desert under the crystal

01:01 clearar blue skies of a chilly November

01:04 day. I uh I'm going to do something a

01:06 little different than a Q&A right now. I

01:09 just I wanted to just share some some

01:11 thoughts with you uh about a perception

01:15 that has been brought to my attention at

01:17 least from some people about who I am

01:20 and where I'm coming from when it comes

01:23 to the transhuman movement when it comes

01:25 to

01:27 uh our relationship to technology. I was

01:31 uh received an email and it pointed me

01:33 in the direction of some u there's some

01:37 YouTube videos and some influencers out

01:39 there who uh somehow

01:43 have linked me to the supporting of the

01:46 transhuman movement. I have no idea how

01:50 that could even be in the realm of

01:52 possibility. Uh except that they

01:55 probably have not taken the time to

01:58 fully understand to read to its

02:00 completion or to see a video to the

02:03 completion uh of what I'm saying because

02:06 everything that I have said for the last

02:08 40 years of my life has been uh in

02:13 support of our humanness. So, I want to

02:16 be really clear. There is a battle.

02:18 There is a battle playing out on many,

02:21 many different fronts right now. And you

02:22 all know it. You're part of the battle.

02:24 There's a battle for our thoughts that

02:27 is being waged in mainstream media. Uh,

02:30 and that's no secret. The the powers

02:34 that be have discovered that rather than

02:36 impose an agenda upon us, it is more

02:40 effective to control the narrative and

02:45 the kinds of information that we receive

02:47 so that we will make our own decisions

02:50 and we will choose the choices that

02:52 support the agenda that they're hoping

02:54 to to accomplish. That's the battle for

02:57 our thoughts. It's playing out in all

02:58 the mainstream, all the legacy media.

03:00 You know that. No secret there. There's

03:02 a battle for our beliefs and that battle

03:04 is playing out in the classroom. It's

03:06 playing out in the textbooks. So the

03:08 beliefs of climate change. Is it

03:10 happening? Is it not? Is it human cause?

03:12 Is it not? The battle over 5G, the

03:15 battle over chemtrails, the battle over,

03:18 you know, everything that we're being

03:19 taught to have a battle over. That

03:21 battle is playing out as well. There's a

03:23 battle for our bodies. That's clear.

03:26 What does it take to get healthy? What

03:27 does it take to stay healthy? Do we need

03:29 chemical intervention

03:31 uh when we see things happening in the

03:33 world that we've never seen before? That

03:35 battle is playing out and you and I are

03:37 a part of that as well. But I want to be

03:39 very clear, all of those battles,

03:42 they're part of an even greater battle.

03:43 And it is a battle for our very

03:45 humanness. Our humanness is on the line

03:48 right now because technology has

03:51 advanced to the point and the thinking

03:54 has now evolved to the point where there

03:57 are people and organizations that

03:59 believe and are teaching our young

04:02 people that the human body carbon-based

04:05 life is flawed by its very existence.

04:08 That the human body is uh is rife with

04:13 uh errors. what they are calling errors,

04:15 evolutionary errors. Uh things like our

04:18 emotion they see as a flaw because the

04:21 emotion clouds our logic. They see human

04:24 intimacy as a flaw uh because of the

04:27 emotions involved with intimacy and uh

04:30 and certainly there are a lot of

04:32 emotions involved with human intimacy.

04:34 It's it's complicated. They even see

04:36 biological birth as an artifact that we

04:40 can transcend because we now have the

04:43 ability to optimize every conception. We

04:46 can program the DNA to accomplish

04:49 whatever kind of life we choose to

04:51 accomplish. And it doesn't even have to

04:52 be inside of a woman's body any longer.

04:55 This is where this thinking is is headed

04:59 right now. and policies are being

05:01 written and the laws are are ready to to

05:04 go to our uh signature whether it's on a

05:08 state level or uh or a national level

05:10 here in the United States implementing

05:13 policies that literally steal our

05:16 humanness from us. And I want to be very

05:18 very clear on this. I am advocating for

05:21 our humanness. I am not supporting this

05:23 transhuman agenda.

05:26 Uh however I am a scientist and I'm

05:31 objective and when I have talked about

05:34 some of this agenda in previous videos

05:38 what I've done is to honestly recognize

05:40 where we are. There are three stages of

05:42 the transhuman movement. One stage is

05:44 the prosthetic stage which we have

05:46 already adopted and embraced. Contact

05:48 lenses in the eyes, artificial knees,

05:50 artificial hips. That is a form of

05:52 transhumanism where we're using

05:53 technology

05:54 uh synthetic technology to replace

05:58 natural biology. And I'm not saying that

06:01 there's anything wrong with that. We we

06:03 I think probably have better lives. Some

06:06 of us are able to continue to innovate

06:08 and create and contribute because we

06:11 have have embraced this this level of

06:13 technology. That is different than

06:16 replacing the human body with artificial

06:18 intelligence and computer chips and

06:21 chemicals in the blood and sensors under

06:24 the skin that are tied into a you know a

06:26 grid somewhere. It's very very

06:27 different. So, so level one is the

06:29 prosthetic stage. Level two is where

06:33 we're we're getting really close to this

06:35 right now. It is the the thinking uh

06:40 that the body is weak and flawed and

06:44 that we should be replacing the physical

06:47 body with synthetics, robotics,

06:50 artificial skin, uh artificial organs

06:53 and things like that and uh powered by

06:56 the human brain. So human brain

06:59 synthetic body level two and there are

07:03 people out there thinking that this is

07:04 what we need to do and we need to do it

07:06 quickly. And then the third level is

07:09 ultimately where this transhuman

07:11 movement uh believes things are headed

07:14 and that is the the belief that

07:16 consciousness can be reduced to ones and

07:18 zeros and digital information and stored

07:20 on a computer chip creating immortality.

07:24 If your consciousness is on a computer

07:26 chip, that computer chip can last

07:28 forever and you can download your

07:30 consciousness into body after body after

07:32 body. That's the thinking. The problem

07:35 there problems with all of these once we

07:37 go to the the level two of transhumanism

07:41 beginning to replace neurons, for

07:43 example, with computer chips.

07:46 There is a an axiom in biology that's

07:49 simply called use it or lose it. And it

07:52 applies to what we're talking about

07:53 here. If we don't use our natural

07:55 biology, our body begins to believe it's

07:58 not needed and it will stop producing

07:59 many of the functions and the systems

08:01 stop working uh the way they were

08:03 designed to work because they believe

08:05 they're they're no longer needed. A

08:07 perfect example of this is the discovery

08:10 of uh we used to believe that neurons in

08:14 the human brain were limited to what we

08:17 have at birth. I remember I remember

08:19 when I was in in college, this was this

08:22 was the leverage that uh people were

08:24 using against college excesses of drugs

08:28 and alcohol. They said every time you

08:29 drink a beer, you're losing brain cells

08:30 and wow, you've only got so many. You

08:32 know, now we know that's not true. That

08:35 we are producing new brain cells until

08:37 the last breath we take on this on this

08:39 earth. Here's the catch. If those brain

08:42 cells are not engaged in a meaningful

08:45 way within two weeks of when they are

08:47 created, they will die. Use it or lose

08:49 it. So when we talk about

08:53 uh the computer chips for example

08:56 implanted into the brain doing the

08:57 thinking for us or let's take this to

08:59 another level. We've got young people 3,

09:02 four, five years old that wake up in the

09:04 morning, eat their Captain Crunch or

09:07 whatever it is. They put on uh a VR

09:10 virtual reality visor and they sit there

09:12 for hours in this virtual reality. So

09:15 what's happening in the virtual reality?

09:17 They're being inundated with sensory

09:19 experiences. They're seeing uh vivid

09:21 colors and scenes that they would never

09:23 see in their backyard. They're hearing

09:25 the sounds and they're seeing situations

09:28 that aren't going to happen in real

09:29 life. So now think about this. They are

09:32 observing those situations. They no

09:36 longer need their own creative powers,

09:39 their own imagination that you and I

09:41 used before all of this technology came

09:44 in into being. You know, we would have

09:47 our imaginary friends and our imaginary

09:50 forts that we would build in the

09:51 backyard and uh you know, imaginary

09:54 camping experiences camping under a tent

09:56 in the living room. You know, it's a

09:58 blanket between two chairs. And it

10:00 sounds silly but the point is we were

10:02 using our imagination, our creativity

10:04 engaging these systems. Now the

10:08 scientific papers, peer-reviewed papers

10:09 are showing cognitive decline in young

10:11 people uh who are excessively engaged in

10:16 this technology in gaming in the virtual

10:19 reality technology. They're seeing a

10:21 thickening in the visual cortex first of

10:23 all from uh from the uh the intense

10:27 sensory experiences, but they're also

10:29 seeing a decline in the ability uh of of

10:32 socialization of of young people to

10:35 interact with another young person,

10:36 especially in adverse situations so they

10:39 could work through their problems.

10:41 That's what kids learn to do. you know,

10:42 we're on the on the playground and and

10:45 when not everybody sees eye to eye, but

10:47 if you are in what's called the silo, if

10:49 you are isolated in the silo of your own

10:51 digital world, it's easy just to fire

10:54 off a text and say whatever you want and

10:56 never have to engage in the emotions or

10:57 the feelings of another human that is

10:59 affecting an entire generation of young

11:01 people right now. So, use it or lose it.

11:06 The way that the vision of tech

11:11 companies, corporations, and

11:13 organizations

11:14 uh are unfolding right now is to replace

11:18 so much of our natural biology with

11:20 efficient and logical technology. So we

11:23 do away with the messiness of human

11:25 emotions. That's how you lose a species.

11:29 That is how you lose your humanness. And

11:32 this is why I say there is a battle for

11:34 our humanness. Yeah, there's a battle

11:36 for our thoughts, our beliefs, our

11:37 bodies. Ultimately, those are all

11:40 diversions

11:42 to keep us so that we're not focused on

11:45 the deep truth of what's really on the

11:47 line here. And what's on the line? It is

11:49 our humanness. Now, why would our

11:52 humanness be so so precious and so

11:55 valuable is to have entire industries

11:58 working to to take this away from us? It

12:02 all comes down to who we are and our

12:06 relationship to this world through the

12:08 DNA in our bodies. The DNA uh if you've

12:12 followed my work uh you know over the

12:14 last 40 years, the DNA of our bodies

12:18 literally holds a code beyond the code

12:21 of life. It literally holds a message

12:24 that tells us of our origin and who we

12:27 are. And in the book I released 2004

12:29 called the God Code, I translated the

12:31 first layer of the of the message and

12:33 the DNA in every cell of all carbon

12:36 based life. And I lead you step by step

12:39 through how that happens. I'll just boil

12:40 it down right now. Literally, there is a

12:43 a a coded message in the DNA of every

12:46 cell of your body. The very first layer,

12:48 it's like the introduction layer that

12:50 literally says, if you want to know who

12:52 you are, your DNA tells you. literally

12:54 reads God eternal within the body. God

12:58 eternal within the body. And that

13:00 message works in the root languages of

13:02 cuniform, Sanskrit, Arabic and Hebrew.

13:06 Those are four of the six root

13:08 languages. And it's the same message in

13:10 every one of those. So it's not specific

13:12 to any religion. Has nothing to do with

13:14 religion. Uh these are cultures that

13:16 we're talking about. So the DNA holds

13:19 that message. The DNA, your DNA is the

13:22 antenna. It is a literally a biological

13:24 antenna that tunes you to places in the

13:28 field uh where where information

13:32 resides. And I'm hesitating here because

13:34 I don't want to get too deep in in this

13:37 video, but literally we know there's a

13:39 field. Scientists acknowledge that

13:40 field. It was acknowledged in the year

13:43 2012 in the scientific community. We are

13:45 that field because the field is emerging

13:48 uh from every atom in our body as it

13:50 emerges and collapses into the field. So

13:52 it's not out there. We are the field.

13:54 The field is energy. Energy is

13:56 information. So there is anformational

13:59 component of the field that we access

14:00 through the DNA of our bodies. When you

14:02 replace natural biology with synthetic

14:05 materials, there is no DNA. You lose

14:08 access to the very fundamental forces

14:12 that give you the power and that allow

14:16 you the

14:19 the most rare and precious experience of

14:22 your humanness. And when you lose that

14:25 power, you become vulnerable to other

14:29 other ideas of what the human experience

14:34 should be, of what society should be.

14:37 When we lose our humanness, we lose

14:39 access to this information transfer that

14:44 allows us deep states of of intuition,

14:46 super cognition, super memory, super

14:49 learning, super immune response, super

14:51 resilience to change. all of those human

14:53 experiences and the precious memories

14:56 that we cherish in our lives. You lose

14:58 all of that when you replace natural

15:00 biology with synthetic technology. This

15:03 is why I say our humanness is on the

15:04 line because there is a movement called

15:07 the transhuman movement uh that's been

15:09 around for a long time. But what's in

15:12 early in the 20th century, but what's

15:14 different now is we now have the

15:16 technology to implement the ideas.

15:18 Number one. Number two, we have the

15:21 political organizations that are willing

15:23 to embrace these ideas backed by big

15:25 corporations and big technology who

15:28 stand to benefit from these. Your

15:30 humanness and my humanness is on the

15:32 line. Our species is on the line. And

15:34 this is not something that's going to

15:36 drag on, you know, for 50 years. In one

15:39 generation, the decisions are being made

15:41 right now. the policies are being

15:42 written and the laws are being proposed

15:46 to embrace these transhumanist

15:48 principles. And I got to tell you, man,

15:50 I even I I know it's happening. I'm

15:51 still impressed at the slick marketing

15:54 and the really sexy ads that are coming

15:57 across. I see it on mainstream

15:58 television. I see it in YouTube. Ads

16:01 that make this stuff look really cool

16:03 and really sexy. Like, who wouldn't want

16:05 it, you know?

16:07 So, I'm saying right now, the people out

16:10 there that somehow are aligning me with

16:13 the transhuman movement, you missed the

16:15 mark, brothers and sisters. And I don't

16:17 know how you did it. Uh, if you have

16:19 taken the time to listen to me to what

16:21 I'm saying and to follow the the path of

16:24 my work over the years, you know,

16:26 nothing could be further from the truth.

16:28 And whoever it is that's writing these,

16:30 I'm going to tell you right now, I love

16:31 you, my brothers and sisters. I love the

16:33 people of this world. I love our

16:36 humanity and our humanness. I think it's

16:38 worth it's worth preserving. I think we

16:41 are a species worth preserving and we're

16:43 on the line right now. We're all in this

16:45 together and I don't think you're bad

16:46 people that that are saying these

16:48 things. I think you're misinformed and

16:50 so I'm hoping uh to share this with you

16:54 so that there's no doubt in your mind uh

16:56 where I'm coming from and why I say the

16:59 things I I say. I am a scientist and I'm

17:02 not using a lot of new age terminology.

17:04 I think a new age movement has misled uh

17:07 a lot of this in certain respects. I've

17:09 always said that I've always said that

17:12 uh that the the thinking underlying a

17:14 lot of the the new thought movement may

17:16 be well-intentioned in the beginning, it

17:18 got hijacked uh and and did not really

17:21 empower us the way that I believe that

17:23 the science, the real science, the true

17:25 science, not the science that's been

17:27 hijacked and cherrypicked, but the true

17:29 science that gives us the deep truth of

17:32 who we are, where we come from, and our

17:34 relationship to the world. So, that's

17:36 what I'm going to say in this video. And

17:38 I welcome your comments. You have any

17:39 questions. I've got an awesome team that

17:43 uh that reads through and I do as much

17:45 as I can when I'm when I'm not

17:47 traveling. All the comments and uh if

17:49 you got questions, state them

17:52 specifically and succinctly so that I

17:53 can respond to them. It's hard for me

17:55 sometimes just to respond to a comment,

17:58 but if you got a a direct question and I

18:00 will do my best to get to it in a

18:02 YouTube uh in on this channel, a YouTube

18:05 video also, this is my only channel

18:09 where I am going to respond to this kind

18:12 of of information because if I'm out

18:14 there uh on the I have no control over

18:17 the integrity of my message if it is on

18:20 general YouTube. That's why we stopped

18:22 doing it. I had hundreds of pages out

18:24 there. My message was being hijacked,

18:26 sliced, and diced, used to support other

18:28 people's work in ways and language that

18:30 I would never use in a million years.

18:33 So, our legal teams have had most of

18:35 that taken down.

18:41 Want to see uh and you want to trust the

18:44 information coming from me, this is my

18:46 one and only YouTube channel. It's the

18:48 only place you're going to see this. So,

18:50 thank you all for taking a few minutes

18:52 to just to hear this out and u allowing

18:54 me to clarify

18:56 in my own words

18:59 uh my relationship to to the transhuman

19:02 movement uh and what I think it means

19:05 for us. And just like any technology,

19:07 you know, technology can never be good

19:09 or bad. It's how it's applied. It's the

19:11 thinking underlying it. So, I'm hoping

19:14 that we are awakening to the true

19:16 potential of the human body and what we

19:19 were given when we appeared 200,000

19:22 years ago so that we feel less urgency

19:25 to embrace this external technology and

19:27 we see less of a need. And then the the

19:30 technology, those computer chips and uh

19:33 the chemicals and the sensors, they're

19:35 available to us when we need them for

19:37 those who really really need those, but

19:40 not to be uh implemented on on a mass

19:43 level for every human, you know, that

19:45 that emerges onto the planet. So, hope

19:48 that makes sense. I love you all. Thank

19:50 you again so much. I look forward to our

19:51 next

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