EP 71 Questioning His-Story: The Roads that Lead to London
"Why should I play the Roman fool, and die on mine own sword?" Macbeth Act V Scene VIII
Home Court Health with Tom Foolery
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Show Notes
A somewhat slow-start gives way to a torrent of flowing gravy (i.e. deliciously diabolic info) that covers the whole course of discussion...
This is not a historical expose by any means. As usual, this is an exercise in me pulling threads from the past to the present to have a better picture of how events are playing out on the World Stage.
Shakespeare - the "man" and the works - are deserving of current curiosity because of what it reveals about statecraft, espionage, revisionist history, and (my personal preference) social engineering. These all have bearings on how we experience the presidential election, as well as the concepts of authority and rights to rule.
The trickle-down trauma through the ages impacts our minds, hearts and bodies. And thus it has ignited my fervor to find the most effective ways of healing and ourselves from within.
This podcast also covers more context for tissue salts, astrology, the Human Biofield and where trauma goes, and several other relevant threads of our gorgeous fabric of life.
Further resources to enhance this episode:
- Explanation of tissue salts & your astrological sign
- The Hidden Life is Best w/ Robert Frederick (Robert & I are in contact to schedule a podcast, so dive in now!)
- Eileen McKusick's Biofield work on YouTube
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