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Webinar Replay: Changing the Narrative: A pandemic retrospective and vision for a new humanity

Before you watch this webinar…

Check out our introductory blog post Changing the Narrative: A pandemic retrospective and vision for a new humanity.

We are now approaching the end of a two-year event that has nearly consumed humanity in fearful, fight or flight public health behaviors.

All around us, we have seen people giving up their civil liberties, feeling disempowered, and being abandoned by family and friends. For our global community to move forward, it’s critical we understand the conditions that have galvanized our global consciousness.

Join Dr. Zach Bush and a panel of emerging voices — Aberdeen Violet, Jade Lee, and Paul Walsh — for a retrospective and a look forward into our vision for a new humanity. We start by examining the history of coronavirus pandemics over the last twenty years, exploring their minimal impacts on all cause mortality and global population growth, and contrasting this data with the public health impact of our fear-based reactions to natural systems of biology. We then explore the ways in which our minds and philosophies schism by fear and how trauma impacts our self identity on the individual, community, and global levels. Finally, we consider the application of natural law and practices of love that can unify these fractured identities of humanity.

Tune into this forward-thinking discussion that will eliminate fear and guilt and offer guidance and inspiration to move forward into our full potential. Together, we can chart our next chapter of humanity.

Key Takeaways

• Death rates did not change in 2021 vs. 2020 despite aggressive global vaccination campaigns

• Induction of fear is a potent tool for the destruction of life as we have seen throughout the pandemic; continuously returning to love and acceptance can dissolve that fear, shame and guilt

• We are the creators of our reality and we can create positive change by accepting responsibility for our own behavior, language, actions, and existence

• Our path forward begins with behaving in a place of love and setting that example for everyone else

• Healing is a nonlinear process, and the expression of disease is a ultimately an expression of pain and disconnect

• Unconditional love for ourselves requires gratitude for the present moment and kindness toward ourselves

• Everything is perfect; our pain is perfect, and most of all, the polarity is perfect

• Nothing is against you and no one is opposed to you

Core Themes + Highlights

Introduction and grounding meditation (0:00)

Zach Bush MD offers a pandemic data analysis and retrospective (4:51)

Aberdeen Violet shares her life and insights with Dissociative Identity Disorder (32:58)

Jade Lee reflects on her learnings within and outside the Navajo nation (56:12)

Paul Walsh shares his experience in healing and creating new realities (1:36:43)

10 tools to heal and a path forward for humanity (1:53:55)

Reconnecting to ourselves, nature, and our perfect journey (2:12:47)

Zach Bush MD offers a pandemic data analysis and retrospective (4:51)

• Skewed data from the pandemic has caused a schism in our perspective on life

• The pandemic is a reflection of collapse of life across the globe

• PM 2.5 toxicity can increase mortality across many diseases

• India saw significantly less deaths than Western nations

• Flattening of curves occurred during summer, coinciding with presence of sunshine and Vitamin D

• Death rates did not change in 2021 vs. 2020 despite aggressive global vaccination campaigns

• No increase in mortality among 18-64 year olds from coronavirus, yet insurance death claims increased drastically Q3-Q4 2021 due to other causes of death

• Induction of fear is a potent tool for the destruction of life

• We have the opportunity to change our trajectory from extinction into a pathway of thriving through gratitude

“The journey we just took for two years as a global population is exactly the journey we took — there’s no need to have judgment on it. The question is: what are we going to do with this information?”

– Zach Bush MD

Aberdeen Violet shares her life and insights with Dissociative Identity Disorder (32:58)

• After growing up in violence and inauthenticity, Aberdeen found gratitude in her harmful behaviors, healing modalities, and her family

• We don’t process trauma as animals do; instead we freeze, analyze, and excessively create stories in our heads

• Most false beliefs have a through line of shame, fear, and guilt that propels us to live our life through those lenses

• Manifestations of violence include cutting, physical abuse, negative self talk, and comparing yourself to others

• If you’ve aggressively separated from your own nature, you can rediscover it by sitting still, finding your body, and teaching yourself unconditional love

• We can all create positive change by accepting responsibility for our own behavior, language, actions, and existence

• Once you start continuously coming back to love and acceptance, you will dissolve fear, shame and guilt

• Despite isolation you may bring upon yourself, you are connected to everyone at all times

• Allowing yourself to release emotion allows for more space to find your intuition and listen more clearly

“How can we affect positive change? It’s not by shaming people. It’s not by blaming people. It’s not by criticizing and comparing and throwing anger back at anger. It’s by having responsibility for your own existence, for your own behavior, and your own language.”

– Aberdeen Violet

Jade Lee reflects on her learnings within and outside of the Navajo nation (56:12)

• Jade shares her personal struggles with mental health and her recent discovery to befriend it

• We should be grateful for our traumas

• When we connect with every aspect of ourselves, we are more capable of connecting with others and therefore feeling less lonely

• We can channel our fear toward service to ourselves and our communities and bringing more love and light to this world

• A healthier inner world allows for a new perspective and deeper sense of compassion toward the outer world

• Generational history of unresolved trauma carries over from one generation to the next, as seen within the Navajo nation

• On the Navajo nation, two balancing forces of chaos and harmony hold all of creation

• All of the forces that exist coalesce to create something incredible that continue to blossom long after we leave this earth

“Hurt people hurt people. If you move from one generation to the next of people who have unresolved hurts, they’re going to carry that over.”

– Jade Lee

Paul Walsh shares his experience in healing and creating new realities (1:36:43)

• Listening allows us the opportunity to bring upon a massive change in the world

• Fear is a low frequency and love is a high frequency — we are the ones who can manage the flow between the two

• Paul’s experience with Bell’s Palsy served as a pivotal moment in realizing reality doesn’t happen the way we believe it to happen

• We are the creators of our reality, which can be confronting if our reality is painful

• By adjusting our perception of our reality, we have an opportunity to create a new reality that’s aligned with nature

“I believe miracles are everyday things that we’re not used to seeing.”

– Paul Walsh

10 tools to heal humanity (1:53:55)

1. Find gratitude for the present moment

2. Make a ritual out of meditation, both when in crisis and when at peace

3. Accept responsibility for your own behavior, language, actions, and existence

4. Allow yourself to be yourself and accept who you are with kindness

5. Focus on creating what you want and it will manifest; don’t be anti anything

6. Reconnect with nature to find your own beauty

7. Recognize your connection to everyone and everything at all times; you are never truly isolated

8. Forgive yourself and others; accept that nothing is against you and no one is opposed to you

9. Behave in a place of love and set that example for everyone else

10. Join together in community, spreading love and dissolving fear

Reconnecting to ourselves, nature, and our perfect journey (2:12:47)

• Healing is a nonlinear process, and the expression of disease is a ultimately an expression of pain and disconnect

• Our pain stems from our opposition to nature

• The fabric of everything is not love, it’s beauty; the experience of seeing beauty will create the experience of love

• Everything is perfect; our pain is perfect, and most of all, the polarity is perfect

“When we begin to heal, we don’t go backwards to some previous state, we go forward to a new birth.”

– Zach Bush MD

Links & Resources

Global Health Education Webinar: Mental Health

Institute of Natural Law and Governance

Webinar Resources

Covid-19 Data 19 Deaths Per Million
Graph Source: John Hopkins University csse
Slide 10 Graph
World Health Organization

Panelists

Jade Lee Working in event production for over a decade has created an expansive container for Jade Lee to weave together many parts of herself. From her educational background in psychology and neuroscience, to her love of music, action sports, travel, education, planetary wellbeing and her own personal struggles with mental health, these diverse callings and unique lived experiences have culminated in her most ambitious collaboration yet. She formed a partnership with Farmer’s Footprint and the reNourish Studio Team to assist in the creation of a developmental community aimed at regenerating our industrialized food system. Born on the Navajo Nation in Northern Arizona, Jade’s Diné cultural roots have taught her the wisdom of cultivating Hózhó (beauty, balance and harmony) in all that she thinks, says, and does. This practice is a gift not only to self but to the interconnected webbing that is each of our inheritance to honor.

Contact:
@solasinthenight (IG)
www.farmersfootprint.us/renourish-studio.com

Paul Walsh has mentored men and women from all walks of life in dozens of countries around the world for almost 3 decades, introducing them to their higher Power, Wisdom and Love. He guides his clients in mastering that essential spiritual core so they can create the life they’ve longed to live. All his teaching is bespoke, recognising that “no 2 souls are the same and no 2 lives are identical nor demand the same tools and methods to transform; we are all unique and, for our collective evolution, that uniqueness is sacrosanct.”

Paul reminds us to ‘create something, destroy nothing; be pro something, anti nothing,’ our purpose being to remember how to create as lovingly and wisely as possible. This ensures we stay in alignment with our natural spirit as creators, working with, not against, the flow and lore of natural creation.

“Your life is a mirror – it will change only to reflect you, never to please or to displease you,” says Paul.

Contact:
@pauldarrolwalsh (IG)
www.pauldarrolwalsh.com
www.naturallawandgov.org

Aberdeen Violet is (at present) the most dominant part within a woman who has dissociative identity disorder. She is a musician, artist, & spiritual teacher dedicated to transforming fear-based thought, speech, behavior, & perspective into acceptance, freedom, & unconditional love.

Contact:
@wetwistedtrees (IG)
www.wetwistedtrees.com

Books:
Embrace the Spectacle

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