Jonathan Jay Couey discusses his evolving COVID theory, why he no longer believes the now official "lab leak" narrative, and how the "no virus" people can get so many things right yet be so far off the mark, throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Much of what we know about coronaviruses is not done from wild-harvested coronaviruses but from sequences detected in the wild and then replicated in a DNA cloning technology form. This means that these coronaviruses rapidly lose fidelity or potency as they return to a natural viral quasispecies swarm where the majority of particles are replication incompetent. If enough coronavirus were released at best it would create an initial effect, but then dissipate. His theory is something more akin to COVID having been a low-yield bioweapon. The overarching idea is to convince young adults and their children to be genetically and biologically monitored for the rest of their lives. Elites want to use this information to achieve transhuman immortality. They can't depopulate us because they haven't collected the data that's here yet.

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About Jonathan Jay Couey
JJC is a member of the research faculty of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.  His research focuses on trying to connect structure to function using patch clamp and optogenetics.

JJC has published work in Science, Nature Neuroscience, PNAS, and Neuron.

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J.J. Couey: COVID as Low-Yield Bioweapon, Elites Want Genetic Info for Immortality #337

In this first episode of an eight-part series, Michael explores the teachings of the Buddha before the rise of Buddhism as a religion. How was the world created? Is there a soul? Are the body and mind separate? These timeless questions, pondered by the Buddha, are examined against a backdrop of strict class systems, rigid religious beliefs, and gender inequality. Like Lao Tzu and Socrates, the Buddha sought ways for all people to find liberation. Michael delves into often-misunderstood Sanskrit terms, the origins of the Pali language, and insights from The Nikayas, a lesser-known Buddhist text.

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Before Buddhism: The Buddha’s Early Teachings on Liberation

In this second episode on the core teachings of the Buddha, Michael delves into the Buddha’s Middle Way. Without absolute truths or a single path, how do we navigate life? Michael highlights the human aspect of the Buddha's teachings, suggesting that practice is about compassionate engagement with the present rather than seeking enlightenment. By demythologizing the Buddha’s teachings and focusing on lived experiences, this talk offers a fresh perspective for modern practitioners.

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The Original Fire

In this Best of Awake in the World episode on freedom and discipline, Michael explores how genuine freedom is achieved by peeling away the deeply ingrained habits of self-creation, such as striving, intellectualizing, clinging, and storytelling. By becoming aware of these tendencies, we can open up space for contentment, presence, and new possibilities. Recorded on June 11, 2008.

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Best of Awake in the World: Free to be Nobody

I attended a mens group and the discussion turned to anger. I look at the manifestation of anger as pain in my body and address the importance of not seeing what is, in Sanskrit 'avidya', in healing that. I realise that Gautama Buddha's near death by self inflicted starvation as an austerity yoga practice was a form of avidya, and that it was through touching his emaciated body that he saw that and shortly after that had is big enlightenment. i look at the narcissistic nature of Buddhism, compare that to the narcissistic roots of Catholicism, and question if narcissistic structures arise because people defer responsibility for their lives to an other, be it church or person. a fascinating discussion. 

On Anger, Others and Where to Mine Mine Mindfully — In the Body

Reading of Poem by me of a poem I wrote in response to the prompt of photograph#9 by Rose Mary Boehm on Houseboat Blog (http://houseboathouse.blogspot.com/2011/12/five-photographs-are-looking-for-poem-2.html).
Music background is Zoë Keating's Sun Will Set. if you enjoyed the music, please visit Zoë Keating @ http://www.zoekeating.com/, a truly amazing independent musical artist.

Quiet Histrionics at The Wall

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LA CARTA | Saeck Sampler

DINERO DINERO DINERO

In recent years, I've become a refugee in the time of covid. I mostly write prose and poetry. I hope to return to reading with music.
My main focus is yoga, meditation and research of Gautama Buddha and health of body and society. I'm creating a yoga centre outside of Oaxaca City to share my discoveries of exploration in this place called 'truth in a pathless landscape', to paraphrase Krishnamurti.

On Anger, Others and Where to Mine Mine Mindfully — In the Body

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