Welcome to Detoxing from The Matrix, the podcast where we talk all things awakening, ascension, consciousness, and the recovery of self, soul and spirit from being strung out on the greatest drug of all the external matrix. This is a place for illuminating conversations that will take you from divided to divine pain into purpose, and suffering into sovereignty. Will we detox the fuck out of your mind, body and soul from the limited programs of separation, lack, scarcity, struggle and pain? I'm your host Lindsay Kercardi, and this podcast is for all the rebel souls who seek to live deeply, authentically and fully expressed as the divine badasses. You are welcome. Welcome to another divine download of Detoxing from The Matrix podcast. I'm your host Lindsay, spiritual practitioner, master, spiritual psychology coach, author and all around glitch in The Matrix, where today we are talking about why science is bullshit. We're going to be looking at the dogma of this thing called science and why. 1s It is bullshit. So one of the things, as we really expand this conversation this season, and we start to really look at all of the things that are playing out in consciousness, all of the programs, all of the beliefs, all of the mindsets that have dictated who we are individually and collectively, because really, that's what we're doing, right? We are bringing them all out into the light so that we can stop and say, is this really true for me? Does this really work for me? 1s And really start to look at what we feel like from within us is truth and not that something is truth just because someone has said so. Which leads us perfectly into today's conversation on why science is bullshit. Because I think we can all agree that lately, the realm of science, or quote unquote, this science, as we have now coined it since the COVID nonsense, the science that you're not allowed to question it, you're not allowed to challenge it, you're not allowed to debate it. It's just become occult, like fanaticism, bordering on what we saw from the Spanish Inquisition in the 14 and 1500. Um. And it's really fascinating to watch that play out. So with an open mind and an open heart, I invite you to open up to this conversation today. I personally am excited about it because I love challenging long held beliefs and paradigms and I love expanding consciousness. And you all know that when you are able to have a conversation or a discussion or listen to something that stretches the bounds of what you believe, and you allow your beliefs to be stretched and challenged and expanded, you grow exponentially. Talk about spiritual boot camp, right? You will grow exponentially. So welcome to this episode. Let's go ahead and take a deep breath in together and just fully recognizing that the desires to speak on these topics is coming through in consciousness for a reason. And I just recognize in this moment that there is only one source, there is one mind, there is one divine expression, that source, that spirit, that God, the great Creator, the great mystery, it is you, it is me, it is all of us. And I recognize within this one spirit and this one expression, there is this thing called life. And in this thing called life, we have duality and polarity and opposites, and we have struggles and we have ease. And I recognize that we are the creators of all of it. And I bow my head in gratitude as I recognize that this time, what a time to be alive. What a time we are here for this awakening, this expansion of consciousness, where we are setting forth into new realms of remembering who we are, understanding, knowing the truth and really activating our divine consciousness and our divine selves, to know that each and every one of us has the power to create anything. In gratitude, I just say thank you for being here. Thank you for joining in and supporting this podcast and my mission and my perspectives. Thank you, thank you, thank you. And I just bless this space, this conversation, opening it up to spirit. And so it is. 1s And so it is so the dogma of science. And I really want to look at why it is so important for us to question, challenge and revisit long held beliefs. And I'm going to illustrate that to you guys today by sharing some things from the past and sharing some things about science that you may not have known before now or understood. And we're kind of science the science comes from. And we're going to demonstrate this today by looking at an experiment from the 18 hundreds. There was an experiment done by two guys. They were called Michaelson and Morley. And their experiment was an attempt to either prove or disprove the theory of ether. Now, for us, in the spiritual planes, ether, the etheric realm, akasha. It's very real, right? It is the subtle, energetic realm that you can't see with your physical eyes. But if you have the eyes to see and you use your spiritual sight, you understand that ether is very real, just like I do. However, back in the 18 hundreds, they were looking to either prove or disprove it. And they saw ether as a theoretical universal substance thought to fill the space between all things. I think that that's a wonderful definition of ether, a theoretical universal substance thought to fill the space between all things, because that's really what it is, right? So much of science looks at reality as what we can see and that's that, right? And they sort of discount that there is anything intelligent or energetic that is filling the space between all things. And from a quantum perspective, from a metaphysical perspective. Many scientists now are diving in, improving the existence of this. We know that all things are connected. There have been experiments done on observation, the double split experiment. There have been experiments done on attachment theory where they were doing things to particles that had been connected and then separated them and the particles were having the same reaction immediately. There was no delay. So there is proof it's coming out more and more that we are all connected and there is something that connects all of us. And at much of mainstream science denies this still to this day. So back to our friends Michael, Sin and Morley. They decided that they were going to go ahead and do an experiment to try to prove 2s the existence of this ether. 2s So keeping in mind, these two guys are physicists in the 19th century, and most of the physics theories at that time assumed I just think this is so funny they assumed that surface water has waves, right? 1s And so light, if you will, and the etheric realm field that they were trying to prove, or did prove, would also have these waves. The same way you see movement across water, like when wind moves across water. They were basically looking to try to prove or disprove the ether and the light field, the ether that light could travel across if there was a wind or a wave. Okay, now, I'm not going to get super into the details of everything these guys did. You can go ahead and read about it if you want to, but basically. 2s It's like saying that if you went outside and you licked your finger and stuck it out into the air 1s and you felt nothing, and then you were to draw the conclusion that there was no wind, there was no such thing as air or wind. Because that day that you were holding your finger that you had licked, 3s that doesn't prove air and wind exists or doesn't exist. Correct. If you turn on a light switch and the bulb is burnt out, 1s does that prove that there's no such thing as electricity? Exactly right. Because basically, the conclusion that these guys came to at the end of their experiment because they couldn't prove this concept, this idea, this hypothesis of solar wind, through their devices and their gadgets and their tests, they couldn't prove there was this what they called solar wind. So they basically drew it to conclude that ether didn't exist. And even Greg Braden today, who, if you follow him, he's a geologist. He has physics knowledge. He has all kinds of science training and schooling and education. And he'll be the first one to say how you cannot bring up ether to mainstream scientists, modern mainstream scientists. They do not want to hear about ether. They refuse to even go there. And that brings me to the dogma of science as we know it. Christ. 1s So the 2s most important fundamental laws and facts of physical science 1s have all been discovered. And these are now so firmly established that the possibility of their ever being supplemented in consequence of new discoveries is exceeding lee remote. This quote is Michelson's words. Those words are Michelson's from 1s his experiment, and I'm going to read it again. He concluded that the most important fundamental laws and facts of physical science have all been discovered and these are now so firmly established that the possibility of their ever being supplemented in consequence of new discoveries is exceedingly remote. So in 1860 something, when these guys did this experiment, they drew the conclusion that. 1s The most important fundamental laws and facts of physical science have all been discovered 150, 60 years ago. So modern science has been operating on this belief. Mainstream science. Sorry, mainstream science. I'm not going to say modern science. There's plenty of scientists out there that are testing and pushing into limits and they get shunned and they get pushed out and they get ridiculed and they get labeled as fringe theorists, even though they have peer reviewed science and articles 1s and papers and experiments and they have the research and they have the data. There is this long held belief in mainstream in the institution of science that refuses to believe that there could be any big, huge new breakthroughs. It's all been discovered, according to them. So for me, as I contemplate these men and their experiment to prove ether, something that is as real to me as the air we are all breathing, right? Like, there is no doubt to me that ether is real. I can feel it, I can read it, I can sense it. And coming to understand that much of modern scientific thought is based on their experiment, which supposedly disproved the idea of there being an etheric substance, really makes me see that science is actually much more dogmatic than I would have believed in the 80s as a child, when I would look at science has all the answers, right? And it seemed like science was this amazing thing and we were able to discover so much. And I couldn't see then that it was like, yes, you can play in the realms of science until you cross a line that challenges everything that is thought to be true. And once you do that, they start pushing you out and they don't like to have their long held paradigms challenged, right? So it seems to me that science really definable and predictable and measurable. And they decided in the 18 hundreds what definable and predictable and measurable was 1s anything that challenged that 1s it was going to be rejected. Okay? 2s So they drew their conclusion. Michaelson and Morley. 2s Because there was no change detected in the light as it was sent out in the opposite directions. And thus they concluded that ether doesn't exist. And to this day, most science still, like I mentioned, does not look lovingly or embracingly upon this idea of a universal etheric substance or a luminous field connecting all things. Instead, science prefers, like this dogma of separation consciousness. And I believe we really need to start challenging this because as a believer, as someone who has come to truth within myself, not because someone has told it to me, it's because it's what I feel in my heart, in my gut, in the deepest soul of my being, that the truth of everything is oneness. I can't continue to subscribe to this idea of separation, right? Which brings me to Descartes, right, who is one of the early scientists. Early scientists. And he said, 1s I think, therefore I am. Right? That was descartes. And funnily enough, 1s he's the man who officially first kind of proposed the idea of the etheric field, to quote, unquote, modern scientific thought, was Renee Descartes. And he really believed in the innate power of wisdom, our connection and the ideas within each of us as directly from God. So he was a scientific man, but he was also a believer in God. He was connected to God within himself. So it really seems to me that we had this man who was plugging into many of the ideas that oneness new thought, science of mind, unity 2s teach, we understand oneness. He was understanding this way before his time because he was so receptive to the I am consciousness. I believe that. 1s And then we have the man who contributed, who shaped and molded the dogmatic. Modern science that can be fixed in its ways, just like religion, right? So it's like we can look back on history and we can find plenty of examples of the people who were understanding. There was divine and science and then there were the one that were looking to say, this is it, and have it be rigid and, okay, here's our answer. It's fixed. And you guys, you can go through history and literally the theories on the great pyramids of Egypt, the story that they are running with has been disproved countless times, and yet the historical scientific institutions will not budge on that being the official timeline and theory of the pyramids and who built them and what they were used for. And it doesn't matter who brings forth what new evidence, what new conclusions, they dismiss it and they do not allow it to become the mainstream understanding. So this is science, it's archaeology, it's physics, it's geology, it's all of it. If you're willing to dig in and you're willing to listen and read and study other people's works, you will begin to see that there is no one answer that truly fits the way that the science wants us to believe that there is. So this is definitely not to diminish the discoveries and contributions of any of these people through history and everyone like them because it doesn't matter what the conclusions were. The fact that people were making discoveries and pushing boundaries and experimenting is amazing, right? However, this conversation is really to serve as a reminder that even the most fixed ideas and beliefs really can be evolved and need to be evolved and expanded upon as we individually and collectively evolve and expand in our own sensitivities to the more subtle realms of energy like frequency and vibration, right? We can look at Tesla. Tesla understood so much and yet died alone and broke without a penny to his name and most of his brilliant plans and inventions hidden away and. So we all only know what we know at any given time, right? We're all only doing the best we can. That's why I don't have these conversations to judge it or ridicule it, but rather to take a look at why, quote unquote science and quote unquote facts need to be revisited over and over and over again as our consciousness expands. This idea of we don't want to write the textbooks, we don't want to rewrite the textbooks. So, no, that's just going to be the way it is. It's like they literally don't want to budge on what is being taught because it's what they have decided on. They're relaxed into it and 2s the new theories coming through start to challenge everything and they start to launch us into proving the divine intelligence, proving the divine matrix, proving that we are all connected. Let's really look at it, right? Like medicine. 100 years ago, 150 years ago, in medicine, 2s doctors thought that lobotomies and cocaine were appropriate treatments for various mental disease and physical dysfunction. Right? The beginning of the 19 hundreds, they were giving cocaine and opium as treatments for all sorts of things, and there was no problem saw in that, right? Things like leeching 1s lobotomies, right? Like old medicine was barbaric. 2s And we now know better. We now know better thanks to the experiments and new information from people willing to question and challenge. Now, I'm not going to lie, the availability of cocaine as an over the counter drug would definitely make for an interesting experience, right, and an interesting life. But no, really, as someone who has lived through drug addiction and gotten sober and gotten my life back, I understand the ramifications of those drugs being so widely available, but really, in the 19 hundreds, there was no thought to it. They were looked at as acceptable medicinal treatments for things. Right. So it's time to start recognizing that in things like medicine and I mean, I'm not even going to get started on Big Pharma in this episode, right? Because, yes, I believe in medicine. What I don't believe is that we need to be medicating every single thing. That's actually just a symptom of disconnection and misaligned energy. Right. I think we need to start getting real clear on 2s why and how we use our medications. But that's a whole nother topic for a whole nother day. So science would tell us let's bring it all together with this. Okay? Science would tell us that you guys probably all learned it in school, just like I did. Like, matter is matter and it is solid, right? And it can't be manipulated. Science would say that it's impossible to manipulate matter. Like this table that's sitting in front of me. 1s And yet we can go back through history and we can find stories and proof and examples like the yogi Millarapa, who I believed was in Tibet. You guys can Google him. Millarapa he was a yogi living in a cave and his students and his disciples and his seekers would come and seek him out. And he in this cave where belived there is still you can see where he was putting his hand into the cave wall. So he literally over the years as he would demonstrate and he was challenging the consciousness and the beliefs of his students. This was one of the ways he taught, one of the ways he demonstrated. He was able to manipulate matter and he was putting his hand through what appeared to be the solid cave wall. And to this day, if you can get into Tibet, that's a whole nother topic too. But you can visit his cave and you can place your hand upon the marks that are inches into the cave wall where he pushed the holes in with his own hand. And his hand prints are entrenched there in the cave walls. So we have these stories of people doing these things. You can read all about this kind of stuff. The sages and the Sufis and 1s the mystics of India and Tibet and Asia. You find people all around the world, even just in martial arts, you see all of this stuff that they are able to do where they are manipulating matter. But out version of science would say that that is impossible. Well then why do we see people doing if it's impossible? 1s And one more thing to talk about, because on this topic of science, so much of our modern science, which is going to bring me back to what I just spoke about with Millaripa, is based on Darwinism, right? Charles Darwin. We all know him, we all heard of him, theory of evolution, all based on this idea that nature is all about survival. It's about separation, competition, survival of the fittest. This has been burned into our psyches through everywhere, right? Like there is something to fear in the environment because it's all survival of the fittest, it's all competition. It's a scary, horrible place out there. Nature is savage and it's going to get you and everything has to be a fight. Now, we have been operating under this paradigm since he essentially came up with it. Now, Millarapa or these other yogis or these mystics or these sages that never were 2s indoctrinated away from the idea of energy and oneness and the connection between all things. Because you better believe to be able to manipulate matter, you have got to be in the serious understanding of yourself as an energetic being, not a physical being. And you have to understand, like Jesus, the truths that are beyond what you see with your eyes, right, that are beyond what seems to be the physical reality. When you start plugging into that and really holding your consciousness in that realm and that truth, that is how you're going to be able to us as a whole begin to start manipulating matter. However, we can't really do that until we get responsible. And that's what I really believe we're doing here, my friends. I really, really believe we are learning our power and that this is a simulation allowing us to do that. So we see these, quote, unquote in The Matrix, glitches in the science, glitches in the dogma, and the dogmatic 1s cult of science would have us believe that 1s it's made up or it's a scam, it's a farce, it's not real. Now, I don't believe that, right? Because. 1s I believe in oneness. I don't believe that nature is out to get us. I don't even believe that it is like a savage and competitive world out there. I believe nature is cooperative. I fully believe nature is cooperative. And that's why you could go down to South America and see a Capibara riding a crocodile, right? You go and you see when you drive past cow pastures, there's all those white birds that hang out with the cows. There are the little fish that hang out by what is it? By the sharks and the whales that eat the plankton and stuff that floats around them? 1s All through nature we find cooperation. Now, does it seem savage when we're looking upon it with our hearts? And we have to watch a baby gazelle get taken out by a lion? Of course. Because the reason we see it that way is because we are forgetting, to quote the Lion King, the circle of life, the truth of all things, the interconnectedness. Right there is a food chain and it all feeds each other. It feeds into one another. But it is our clinging to life because we think it's the only thing in the reality that keeps us in this idea that an animal killing another animal is bad or it's savage or it's harsh, right? It's all just the cycle of life. And one thing feeds into another, feeds into another because it's all one. It is all one. We are all one. And right now we are evolving beyond separation. That's what evolving consciousness. That's what ascension really is. Detoxing from the Matrix is about. 2s Detoxing your own consciousness from separation. To be able to do that, you have to really stop and look at these paradigms of science and these dogmas of science that have been entrenched in all of our consciousness. And you have to be willing to let them go. You have to be willing to sit in the discomfort of cognitive dissonance that pops up. Cognitive dissonance is what pops up when something arises that challenges a long held paradigm you hold about yourself or life or the world or other people. For example, for me, politically speaking, I was very liberal for very many years, right? I was a bleeding heart liberal. I was all sucked up in the emotional manipulation of the liberal left, and I believed everybody should be rescued. I believed in free money. I believed in all of those super kind of liberal concepts. And when I started to really expand my own wealth consciousness and run my own business and look at the way tax money was spent and paying attention to how different states were ran, and I really started looking at the politics. 2s I had to. I was confronted. I was confronted because here was this ideology that I had bought into for over a decade, and I don't care what anybody believes politically. I would just state that right now, I love you regardless, and as long as you're a decent person and we can have a conversation without going on the attack, I don't want to tell anybody what they need to believe. I believe everybody should believe what they want to believe, and we should be able to talk about it. But for me, I came to a point where I had to start letting go of that really liberal way of thinking, and I came more into, like, the middle, the true middle, the true middle. And I really consider myself to be, like, a libertarian now. More than anything, I just want minimal government. I want to be left alone, and I want them out of my affairs and out of my money. So those are my political beliefs in a nutshell. 2s But the point is, it was uncomfortable for me when I had to challenge these beliefs because I had bought into them for so long. Okay? And so there is this moment of cognitive dissonance where you have to confront your own self and how you've seen the world and what you've identified with. And most people, to relieve the dissonance, will reject the new way of seeing things. So part of the way that this started to happen actually, is really funny because during the elections, I started talking and I was listening to quite a few very vocal conservatives who were also men, that were black and their point of view and their conservative perspective. Active started to open my eyes to a brand new side of things that I had never fucking seen. Okay, you guys, but it brought up cognitive dissonance. Now. 2s The way it works is if I didn't have the mental capacity to be able to sit with their side of things and consider it and start to say, wow, maybe the way that I see things isn't accurate anymore. Maybe it's time for me to expand my beliefs and start to shift how I see things. And I sat with that. I expanded, okay? But once upon a time, in my early 20, I would have rejected it. I would have rejected what they were saying. I would have went to judgment. I would have pushed it away. And this is why we see people on every topic, on every subject, they will go on the attack. When somebody when you might have experienced it yourself, you present something. We see it in science. Somebody presents a new way of thought, a new study, a new idea, a new hypothesis, and they reject it. And then they attack the person. Because that's what happens when you're too mentally lazy or weak minded to sit with your cognitive dissonance and be willing to let go of your long held beliefs of how you operate and how the world operates. I know it's confronting. You might be experiencing it right now as you listen to this. And if you are, you're welcome. I did you neighbor. 2s All right, you guys, we are going to wrap it up here, so I would love to hear from you. Be sure to leave a review. If I could ask you guys a favor. If you love this podcast, please go ahead and leave a review. It really helps us grow and I really appreciate it. And let's just take a moment and let's just recognize and thank and be in so much gratitude for the science, for the Darwin, for all of the scientists who have come before us, who have shown us so clearly where the separation is, who have anchored these experiments in so that we could stand here now and come to our new own conclusions. What a blessing this thing called life is. 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