So, we had proved that the class of context free languages this class is not closed under complementation. And last time we did provide a language example of a language which was not context free. In fact, that is the very first language we proved not to be context free if you recall A and B and C N, but we proved that the complement of that language is indeed a CFL. So, you know when we say that this class is not closed under complementation what it means is that in general it is not the case that if you take a context free language its complement is going to be a context free language. It may be it may not be in some cases of course like for example, you take a regular language which is of course, also a context free language its complement is also a regular language therefore, a context free language. So, here is an example of a language whose you know the language itself and its complement both are context free. Here are couple of examples which is kind of interesting that on one side that is the maybe the language is context free its complement is not context free. And of course, there will be languages which is you know each of which is neither context free nor you know its complement also context free. So, that is also possible. So, all these cases are possible and the particular reason why we are giving this another example is because this is an interesting example of showing a kind of you know initially a certain language might appear not to be context free, but on some analysis it turns out to be context free. So, this the example to do we are taking up is one such alright this language L 1 which is W W where W is a binary string this language L 1 is not a CFL. Now, what just notice what is this language it is any string W repeat it once more. So, take any string W any binary string W concatenate that same string with itself. So, you get W W. So, a repetition of one string any string any binary string this particular language is not a CFL and we had argued sometime back that why this is not a CFL. In fact, if you just take W to be a n b n a n b n. So, it is a n b n repeated twice where n is greater than equal to 1 that string you know on pumping will be able to get a string which is not of the form W although that string n b n a n b n was of this form and that where the n that we choose for a particular string for using in the in the for our use of pumping lemma that n is the pumping lemma constant of the for that language if it was a CFL right. So, this is this is something we have seen and what we want to claim is that its complement that is L 1 complement is a CFL this is what we would like to show and in particular what I would like to do today to begin with is that this particular language what is this language L 2 which is concatenation of two strings x and y both are binary strings and the length of x is same as the length of y. So, concatenation of two equal length strings which are not equal x is not equal to y this particular language is a CFL and this is the hard part or relatively harder part that if you prove this then you should be able to prove that L 1 complement is also a CFL I will leave that part as an as something that you can do yourself. So, once more what I am trying to say is that this particular language L 2 which is the concatenation of two equal length unequal strings right the language consisting of such strings that is a CFL how do we go ahead and prove this to be a CFL and this is where I think a little bit of analysis very simple analysis of this condition will help us. So, what is it saying? So, in fact let us think of a string let us say this is x and this is y firstly it is saying that the lengths of these two strings are equal as you can see I mean I am trying to analyze this all these three conditions and. So, this is y and the way we have drawn these two strings are of equal length for our analysis that we can see now it says the binary strings which is ok. So, x and y both are over this alphabet 0 1 and now what does it mean to say that the string x and y they are not equal remember what is our task our task is to provide a context free grammar g which will generate all strings of this kind that is all strings x y where x and y have equal lengths they are binary strings, but x is not equal to y how do you go ahead and fulfill this condition what does it mean to say the string x is not equal to y is that is that is the crucial thing what it means is if you think about it I mean how do you can how do I convince you that this string and this string they are not equal supposing I have what is the simplest way of convincing you that two equal length strings are not identical when I say equal that means identical that means as a string they are not same if you think if you pause for a minute or even less than a minute what it would seem one way of convincing you first of all we are assuming that these are two equal length strings right now take some bit here which is in after b bits in this this bit and the corresponding bit here so what it what it means that the bit which we obtain in this string x after skipping b bits right b symbols from this you know starting from the left I move b positions and then the symbol that I get and here again I do the same thing this length is b right and let me say this symbol is let us say a and this symbol is b of course a and b there either 0 or 1 and because the two strings so let me write it this is the kind of analysis I am talking of because length of x is equal to length of y right then what it means immediately is that the rest of the bits here rest of the string here the its length is same as the length here isn't it so that to begin with the two strings are of equal length I am considering the symbol which comes after b bits b symbols from the left here and the symbol b symbols from the left in the second string and whatever will be left in the first string that length is obviously equal to the length here so this is c okay so now I claim a proof that the string x is not equal to or not identical to the string y is that there is a position after b bits in x such that the symbol there is different from the symbol from the corresponding symbol in string y this is again not too difficult to see but all I am seeing that your task of providing a proof that x is different from y you know it uses to finding out a position in the string x which comes after you know b bits actually this b and this b are different so let me call it this is a and this is a prime right so a and a prime are two symbols and they are the two symbols at a corresponding position that means you know if it is the kth symbol from the left here this is in x a prime is the kth symbol in y from the and that is your counting k from the left of y all right is this clear I think it should be you know kind of obvious that if I manage to show or find such a a prime such that the two symbols a a prime are not same though occurring I am just saying the same thing in a different way in the same position in x and y respectively these two symbols witness that the string x is not identical to the string y right. So, this is about this is about our analysis and what then I need to come up with a grammar which will do two things simultaneously one is that it will generate two equal length strings that is easy isn't it that if I if I ensure the grammar generates only strings of even length then clearly whatever it generates it can be seen as two strings concatenated and these two strings are of equal length so that part is okay the harder part is that grammar should also ensure that you know there is some position b in the string x you know this this condition that I have written that the symbol a and a prime are different and you know as you if you stare at the problem what you see is not immediately clear that I can indeed define such a grammar a grammar context free grammar which will ensure that the two corresponding you know some at least for one particular position that the corresponding position here the two symbols are different you see the point is this because the one way of I am trying to ensure something about these two symbols so you can imagine that I am one way of doing that would have been you know generate something you know from here and you see that like as in the case of x reverse that the correspondences between these two can be taken care of provided I am generating pairs of symbols you know starting from the middle and somewhere I make sure that pair is the pair that I generate at some point is different in the sense they are not off there the pair is not 0 0 or Z or 1 1 pair can be 0 1 1 0 but then that is easy. However then how do I ensure that this the other part here you know this these lengths length considerations how do I ensure that that after that we need to generate only c bits here but on the left side we need to generate b bits here so if you think about it that approach is not going to work but you know this this picture if I just do something slightly differently immediately the solution will stare in our face see these are two strings this is of length C this is of length B why do not I do one thing instead of instead of the way I have written let me see view this string a little differently what we are going to do is instead of viewing this part of the string as first a string of length C and then followed by a string of length B why not let me do this first a string of length B and then a string of length C right if we are just doing some accounting if you like differently so all I am saying now consider this entire string to be what that first some string of length B that entire string was then a string of length C plus B then a string of length C now I am doing it equivalently as if I am saying that let me count the B part right from here rather than at the end that a length B then this symbol a followed by a string again of length B followed by a string of length C then the symbol a prime then this another string of length C so let me you will first of all agree that I have not changed anything in that string however I am just viewing that string a little differently so let me rub this out the old way of accounting okay now now the solution is coming out see what is it saying is that I have what I have this this entire string is a string like this it is some symbol A flanked by two equal length strings B I am redrawing it then a prime I am sorry then a string C of length C followed by the symbol a prime again a string of length C now isn't it this is the same thing I have just named some parts of the strings a little differently it is the same string I am viewing it differently but what is the condition that this symbol a is different from symbol a prime so let me write that can you see now how this can be done so easily quite easily so essentially generate some string an odd string so this is a string of length 2B plus 1 you know this is one symbol so the 2B plus 1 this is a string of length 2C plus 1 so there are two odd length strings binary strings and every odd string has a unique center so the center of this 2B plus 1 string center of this string is this symbol and center of the rest of the string is this particular symbol a prime what we are saying is that the two centers are different this string so let me let me let me now summarize what I am saying is this such a string what is such a string a binary string which is composed of two strings of equal lengths but the two strings are not identical can be seen equivalently as two strings of odd length the centers of the two strings being different all right now once once we understand that then grammar for that is comes out very very trivially so first of all by the way what is the any restriction about this lengths B's and C's do you see that lengths B's and C's are kind of independent they have nothing to do with each other isn't it because if you take a large string then some bit position is at B here the same bit position at B in the next string and whatever is left is C so you know B and C so far as in general the set of all these strings are concerned they are quite independent and now let us try to give grammar a grammar context free grammar which will generate these strings let me define two context free grammars one which generates let this two grammars one generating an odd length string with center bit 0 on the other generating again an odd bit generating an odd length string with center so let me see the start symbol for this is a 0 and the start symbol for this is s 1 so what are the productions of this first grammar it is quite easy a 0 can be 0 or s 0 can be 1 s 0 1 1 s 0 0 0 s 0 1 0 s 0 so if you think about this this grammar I mean I have given the productions and it has only one non-terminal s 0 okay so the grammar is g 1 I said g 1 I am defining it as s 0 p s 0 and these are the productions or this is the these are the productions and this I am calling it p now it is very very simple to see first of all that it will generate only odd strings right odd length strings and its center will be 0 because why see see you know think of let me just give an example so let me say 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 this is an odd length string with center 0 centers symbol is 0 so that how do how do how are we generating in this now start with s 0 and 1 s 0 0 that takes care of the two outermost thing then 0 1 s 0 so these two are gone then 1 1 s 0 and finally 0 so the final s 0 which is replaced that gives the center right and that is always 0 in the same way we can define another grammar the grammar for this is going to be very simple very very similar obviously identical almost s 1 0 1 p 1 let me see and s 1 and s 1 is 1 and s 1 is you know other things are similar s 1 1 1 s 1 0 0 s 1 1 0 s 1 0 so g 2 will generate odd length strings with center 1 for the same reason as we have given and now imagine that I have I combine these two grammars to have one single grammar and great so what I am going to do I will have these all these productions at the same place right and we will add see what is what is our goal our goal is to generate an odd length string with some center bit and then generate another odd length string whose center bit is different so do you see this is going to work that my new start symbol is s s I will say first you either you first generate an string which can be derived from a 0 followed by a string with center 1 odd length string with center 1 so that will mean that somewhere this a is 0 this a prime is 1 or it can be right and then my grammar is therefore will now have three non-terminals so the actual g that we derive is s s 0 s 1 this is the set of non-terminals and followed by set of terminals is of course 0 1 and then I have this new set of productions p prime which is all this followed by the start symbol s and remember p prime has this as well as all this this is your p prime this is the grammar now I claim LG LG is what the grammar L2 that we wrote that set of all strings x y such that length of x is equal to length of y right x is not equal to y and x y are both binary strings language generated by this grammar is indeed that language that we had earlier called L2 and by analysis or analysis and our way of viewing it we got the fairly simple grammar actually isn't it to generate this language which is concatenation of two equal length strings which are different and since I could generate this language using a context free grammar this language is a context free language so now we will consider another topic another subtopic of context free languages is about their decision algorithms now what is what is a decision algorithm a decision algorithm is an algorithm which solves a decision problem and in turn what is the decision problem a decision problem is a problem which will have yes no answer you need to decide given the input you need to decide yes or no for example in case of context free grammars that your input is usually you will be a grammar or a pair of grammars or a grammar and a string so example decision problems for CFLs so let us say one is given CFG G as input is the language generated by G infinite so if you say yes that means LG is infinite if you say no LG is finite similarly given CFG G is LG empty so this is another decision problems there can be more given G a CFG and a string X is X in the language generated by the grammar G and of course let me take another or two others given G is LG is equal to sigma star where the grammar G the input alphabet is sigma another given two CFGs G 1 G 2 is LG 1 equal to LG 2 now for a moment let us instead of CFG think of regular languages is there in other words instead of context free languages we can of course you could have posed the same problems for the class of regular languages so there for example as something a problem like this will be given a DFA M as input is the language accepted by M infinite again given a DFA M is the language accepted by M empty and so on and so for example last would be that given two DFA M1 M2 is the language accepted by M1 same as the language accepted by M2 now if you go back and remember what we did for regular languages all these decision problems for all these decision problems we could given for each of them we could given algorithm so in fact almost everything that we think we could think of as decision problem for regular languages we could give an algorithm to solve that decision problem in case of the this class context free languages the situation is very very different in fact we will indeed be able to show or give algorithms for these decision problems and for these last two one would be able to prove later on if we if we do a little more of this course that these there are no algorithms to solve these decision problems so you see what I am trying to say is whereas I will be able to provide an algorithm to solve let us say any one of these first three decision problems when it concerns context free languages for the other two for example here what you are differ asking the question is it seems very innocuous that here is this grammar G over with generate strings over an alphabet sigma does it generate every string of the alphabet sigma and interestingly that there is no algorithm no one algorithm at all for solving this decision problem similarly given two context free grammars do they generate do both of them generate the same language again there is no algorithm to decide this question and such decision problems are called undecidable problems which when we do Turing machine will be able to go deeper into the class of undecidable problems so right now let us provide the positive results that is all we can do let me provide algorithms for one two and three so the first problem is you are given so the first problem is that given a grammar CFGG is LG infinite actually the simplest simpler simpler thing let me start with which is the second problem given a CFGG is LG MT now one kind of one algorithm follows the proof of that proof that we had seen of pumping lemma for both one and two but let me give you a more direct algorithm for G which actually we have done so you recall we had provided an algorithm for the following problem that given a CFGG and given and for a which is a non-terminal G does a derive any terminals tree and remember that is this one way of supposing in other words actually I should have said we can we can write this or we can symbolize this this way that is there a W W is an element of sigma star sigma is the input alphabet of G so is there a W W is in sigma star such that this non-terminal A derives the string W right if we go back we will be able to remember this algorithm if you do not remember right away the idea was that we kind of iteratively figure out all those non-terminals which generate terminal strings and at some point of time we will be able to discover all those non-terminals which generate terminal strings and then if this non-terminal A happens to be in that set of non-terminals which generate terminal strings then I can say that this A does derive a terminal string that was the idea now you see for a grammar G to be empty that means what S does not derive any any terminal string at all right so you know I can just run through the same algorithm for the input grammar G and if I find that the start symbol S does not derive any terminal string then clearly the grammar generates the empty language so that is the that is the that gives us the algorithm to solve this decision problem the other two will take up in the next lecture and this one also will be quite simple in fact we have done most of the work for this this is a very interesting algorithm which we will provide so in the next class we will continue with this topic decision algorithms for CFLs in particular we will provide decision algorithm for problems 1 and 3.


no problem. Okay, I'm Gianluca Vita, I'm from the polytechnic of Milano. I am what? Yes, is in Italy in Milan and I I begin to use and blender from for new many years ago in my courses I have a polytechnic in Milan and we start or less eight years ago and my courses are made with for computer design and we are interested to teach to the students more the architect to use the 3d as a tool for project not just a tool for show the project but to make the project the 3d model is a tool that you have to use to be a project not to make the project the project is not to test you don't have to make the project so and then to tell the the project with a 3d but 3d is the tool that you use for blender users is normal but for the students the architecture is not so normal because they use computer and learnings at the end just to make the rendering of the project that they made and I'm here to speak about some problem that I see in this year with all the student and all the newcomers the free argument that they want to speak for you is how newcomers approach to blender every one of us know that blender is not easy and don't have to be easy I understood this in these days and is a correct idea that not have to be easy but sometimes we lose or you lose many users potential users so what we can do about this the second thing is architectural desktop it's possible to think to imagine something that useful for architects architects needs measure dimension they think in a different way then model Elsa and people that use make movies so I can we want to speak to this and then I want present just for a few minutes my workshop 3d code on open 3d that is a workshop that I made in codes on every year and we project using blender we make a course of blender and at the same time the students make a project about the smart city and is for me is important because blender is 3d sweet everything has can be inside blender and the connection between the concept of smart city and the 3d modulus I think that can be more interesting in future I begin okay everything starts with the courses that I do at Polytechnic innovative instrument of representation representation technique real-time space and visa communication and I begin to make these courses with 3d max I think many years ago eight ten years ago but one day I change and I go on blender because I think that University don't have to go with the normal software but has to go to the open source of and I was amazing I was too happy because when I have to explain to newcomers to people that never use 3d modulus before when I have to explain how it's work when I use blender is very very very easy because before I have to open a window I don't speak about 3d max but I was using that open a window open another window it was crazy with blender every time I have to explain something I have to say go there and click this and this for explaining is very very useful and in this course we I have a community we have a Facebook community is a page on Facebook that every year the students subscribe this page this moment we have more or less 850 students participant and we we share our world work and the classwork and home worker in this in this community and if someone of you want to be involved I want to subscribe this they ask sometime they make question we try to respond is where we connect with the student of this year and with the student of the best years and I show to you some model some thing that the students make some years most of the students are starting from a zero level so I form scratch they really don't know nothing about the works so obviously are not works of the quality that you're used to to show in this in this convention but in my opinion for the for people that begins to to use the free software and mostly that don't want to use the 3d software but have to use it have because today for making it to be architect you have to know to use some software or some 3d software and but what is important is the choice that they made I show you some pictures again old works okay and some about architecture designs and the grass is very important and so this was and some use blender for worker with photo modeler they made sometimes this is not in this course but is for the thesis they made photomodelling and then work with it for rendering and for adjusting the the mesh inside blender and I show to you just very fast a little movie and I think that now it is just photo model using photo scan or some similar and they make the model and then not they don't work or they work very little on the mesh they just fill the holes and do some some little work but I think these two is is a very interesting kind of work okay I go back on this okay then in these days I have new students and I have an idea of what they think but I may make a little question a little test and stupid question but for me maybe it's important has blender cool this is a surprise you know very good answer I think and is easy they don't think it's easy at the beginning and it's powerful yes very much okay but what I what for me is a problem is that is when I ask what software you try before is the answer is this okay everyone more or less have tried using this I speaking about one hundred students more or less and everyone never one of two tried to use blender but to use this software and maybe they know that okay is weak is not powerful but today use it and I ask to myself why maybe because they have what all that you need in life you have referment system it's it's it you can see you have an horizon a place where you have to go you have a girlfriend to go with this is for me there is a but I'm joking but maybe it's not so stupid as a joke but I think that opening that they find something that they can play with and they begin to play and I think this is the most recent okay there is or the reason is Google there is many reason but I see that there is this thing I call the clamber and learning three kind of students they learn and then they don't use it they learn and they use it so and they learn the yellow one and they grow up are very better than me like Giovanni for example to begin with me and years ago and now is one of the master of the course so the clamber of learning blender as everyone of us know as when you open it is so difficult to to see but the approach you see so many buttons and so they they scare obviously when you have a course you oblige it to to learn they have to learn so you begin and in four hours they make a nice rendering but nice rendering seems good lighting good modeling nice modeling I begin with cycles immediately after two hours they are making a boxer with the monkey and with the plane with three lights with something interesting so it's not a problem in my opinion of the the use of blender but just a beginning is scary and so they people try other soft so my very very very very very very of in Italian a modest opinion I'm here to learn not to teach is that maybe can someone can invent something like a playground I don't know a kindergarten in some places maybe a button in this splash page where you you press and there is something that is more simply more simplified and you can begin to play with some object with some big buttons and with something very very very simple so you can be attracted to learn the software and as I say I understood in these days that this is software that is thinking for artists and artists need complicated and powerful software is not there is nothing different but I think that maybe a kindergarten some kind of kindergarten can be useful for beginning for the one that they don't have someone that says to you okay now to you have to learn first yes don't mention it blender 101 project it will be a simplified interface with no buttons and which you could be used in schools kindergartens and I think it's what what you you're talking about yes I I hear that but the first day I was deal here for the first time he said okay the interface is so and I think okay now what I see and then he said that too so I am very happy about the second part otherwise if they he don't say that I raised this slide for first and second problem I work with architects designers but more architect and this is the rendering for this is an old draw of Frank Lloyd Wright about the Guggenheim Museum in New York and how think architects the architect thinks at least in two dimension they have to work in three dimension but all the school that today we have for young architects is based on two-dimensional drawings this is a perspective but at the end is two-dimensional drawing is a planner perspective in Italian is an iconic planner blender and the photographer and the cameras work with a perspective iconic I don't know exactly the word in English but and this is the what they train the kind of drawings that at the beginning they have to do obviously today we have different architect we have that did we have Frank we have O'Gerry you know the the architecture that seems potatoes and spaghetti and this kind of thing but most in Italy I think in the north of Europe is a little bit different they work for one on 100 can work with strange shapes the grasper shapes but they live all the life with plan and section because normal architect has to work at the level where you have to speak with with the people that you have to communicate with plan and section so they think in this way and all the problem they begin work using AutoCAD so they think that use computer is using AutoCAD they begin by himself and they try they need to make lines so where is the problem they ever asked me dimension the first day how can I manage the dimension how can I miserable did I didn't have dimension I don't have dimension is something that makes to me crazy more than the other thing and the answer is this exercise this is a building of little miss one zero and we make an exercise to model this this is very simple because everything is a 90 degree and I use this this system that I think is very clear for you I let I import to the dimensional draw and the DXF important now is very improved in these days and is very good work today and I select the I say to select a vertex and then extrude x y of zeta the axis and the number the quantity of the extortion I do not if I want you want I explain I show to you but I think is I show okay is I think is enough clear no okay this is okay now you're free now make put the axis z and then the dimension 23 and I make the line that is very similar to what they do in the software that they learn normally before the 3d model but and so it's work after one lesson or two lessons some hours so they can manage this because it's very fast and when you draw when you make a really evil of a plan of some houses you work in this way more or less you make the draw and then the dimension you put exactly in this way and so it's very effective it's work very well but the interaction more for newcomers is not so easy it's simple to do but you have to modify it something is not so so fine so the idea can be to have some interface something that you can put there that help you to to manage the dimension I don't know what I'm not here to to learn but maybe to speak with you if you're interested of what can what is possible to do if it's possible so it's interesting as an honor or something some different thing yes I see that there is a cycle on or rhinoceros in the future but I'm not sure that is the the correct answer why why my hope is that the students of architecture go out from the two-dimensional thinking then go inside the world of the three-dimensional thing the because the project they made is obviously come from his mind but from the interaction with the tool and the classical two-dimensional software vectorial software are make is an old way is like to project on the technograph on the table but just with the computer and otherwise this kind of tool like a blender or some similar is a different way of thinking so for me it can be important that in the future they work with a more sophisticated tool and not just thinking in two-dimensional way so if it's possible we can speak on this and at the end the third thing I want to show you the the worship that we made in Cortona every year is a workshop that where is one week the student come this year I'm very happy because there was 70 students and they come in the city of Cortona that is in the center of Italy and they make a project with Blender they have a course of Blender and they learn the software from there we have two sessions the basic and the advanced the one of the professor of advanced is here is Giovanni and I hope next year to make the more advanced version of the course and they make a project that is a product connected with the argument of the smart city okay you can see the city of Cortona is here in the center between Florence and Roma beautiful place this is the city is a very little city inside the walls the ancient walls of the Etruscan before the Roman so is very old city and it can be strange to make a project on the smart city on this kind of city but I think it's very interesting this to go in some ancient or historical city and to take the contemporary use of the city and of the internet and this kind of this is me this is one of the class we have why is important for me as I say before this tool that they use to make a project change his way to make the project change his mind so for me is important that they go there from make a project that connect the past and the future what I mean that to do on the city today are not designed just by stones by concrete by roads but designed with different things that or all the things that we have in a laptop in our devices and we can make different use of the city and the city is now today is a different and so I what I want they learn and they try to understood is to make the project using a tool that can help this kind of compression I call this a smart city design because the tool and the project are connected the tool is nothing and the mind is nothing but the connection between these two objects is very important and the project come from this and the innovation more comes on this and I don't know what would be about the city in the future but for sure so it will be something different and I have an idea that the suite of blender that is making something more than a 3d model is something more connected at the rigging the modeling the post-production is something more connected with life than with the 3d model and so I don't know how and why but I think there is some connection with the future of the city and the use of software like blender that is not as I say before modeler but is a sweet something is something more I show to you now some project that they made some is funny some is more graphical they have not so much time to make projects but this student to most of them start from scratch and so the result I think is can be some interesting and this was a project for a diffuse concert a concert hall with every player in a different place of the city connected this is for a bench without Wi-Fi you can go there and just thinking and looking or in a book this was a project for give the Wi-Fi to all the city because obviously in Italy more you go to the south more you have problem to connect and to have internet and discuss this is a covering this is another project about the the building of the major covering for the place another piazza that can move and change and that's that's all for this obviously if someone is interested you can we have I don't show you okay this is the Facebook page of our workshop I show you this some funny things there is I'm very happy as I say to you that I take a blender to too too many people and and too many students I think that I have more than 1,000 people that try and that learn it and that make an exam with blender in in this year so this can be interesting and for me more or less is enough and I think I hope next year maybe to take to you the result of the workshop of this year and next year because I was not on the target of the presentation of this and so I try to make everything that is my my work in this in these days and it's all thanks we have still some time for one question what I didn't get because he said they're thinking too much in 2d like that the second point and and what what I wasn't sure about do you mean that they already have an idea for an architectural design in their head and in the way they are building this they are thinking too much in 2d or do you mean that the design process itself which creates their vision is too much rooted in 2d and but building layers that then make up a 3d thing both things they they think at the project beginning in the plan so this is a problem of architecture then in the past and in the past was 3d mention if you think to an old palladio I don't know he think in 3d mention before the facade and then the plan today with the modern we make we architect we made before the plan and then the facade and the school teach this and for me is wrong because today architect is changing and maybe in everyday life we make this kind of project but the project of today as something where the section and the plan is something that you can change you can think to Frank O'Gare's I did you for grass you know the I call the big potato of grass so this is the architect and so the school teach to think plan and then facade and the software the software vectorial software help and go in this way and I think that we have to try to break this and to go in a world where the people is the people the students and the architects are thinking directly in 3d and the software as blender can help very much in this but for sure convinced to use the students and the architect to use this software maybe they need a little bit help like the kindergarten and the I call architectural desktop because otherwise maybe before they understood that this is useful they change and this is because they minimal we call it the minimal sports or con massimo result so sometimes we lose some good user for for this software and this way of thinking okay thank you very much okay thanks


Welcome to Dare to Dream. This is Debbie Daschinger, and I am bringing you yet another episode that I am also looking forward to hearing and seeing. I never know what's gonna be revealed, but sometimes when you get those butterflies, it's something goods are coming. That's one of these shows because we're talking about subtle energies. And specifically today, we're talking with an expert on trauma and energy in your body. I found this to be a really fascinating and frankly very apropos subject for all times and really for right now as well. So a big shout out to my sponsors. Thank you, Dr. Dane here at Access Consciousness for believing in the show and supporting the show at least eight years. We've been on air and on podcast for going on 14 years, this very summer. And so we thank you for believing in us. They do great work out in the world. You can go to Dr. Dane here, H-E-E-R.com and Access Consciousness.com. 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My guest today is Cindy Dale, internationally renowned author, speaker, energy healer and the author of 27 books on energy medicine, intuition and spirituality. Cindy's latest book is energy healing for trauma, stress and chronic illness. Cindy is president of Life Systems Services Corporation that offers intuitive based healing, destiny coaching and corporate consulting. Cindy has been trained in multiple healing modalities including shamanism, intuitive healing, Lakota medicine and Reiki. You can learn more about her at her website which is her name, C-Y-N-D-I-D-A-L-E.com. And I welcome Cindy Dale to Dear to Dream. Cindy, it is so great to have you. I am thrilled to be here. I'm eager to see what we're gonna dream up together. Good one, very good one. Well, I have so many places to go with you in this very yummy subject. So I'm gonna start out with bringing in the audience. So they have a good understanding of what it is you know. And so I wanna start with the subtle or the invisible energies that are carried on in forces that cause these traumas. Can you talk about what that is and how that appears especially because it seems to me you see it maybe like an x-ray machine into somebody. Well, and I have been able to like you're saying see like an x-ray machine ever since I was a little kid. So when I was a young one, I could hear ghosts. I could see spirits, I would talk with them. I would gauge my behavior. I was a very young codependent. Gauge my behavior, you know, based on the colors coming off my parents. So if my mom had this certain kind of red, I would just get down because I just knew we were gonna get in trouble especially me, because I could see these things. And my dad when he came from work, if he was this sort of funky brownish yellow, I knew he would drink at least two or three martinis. If he had a brighter yellow, I knew he'd stick to one. And when he was the brownest, he and my mother would get into fights. So I was just one of those oddball kids.  I had in your death experience, I really told my parents I was gonna leave now and left the body, didn't see the great white light, heard a voice that said, you haven't done anything. So I came back and I lost all those gifts until I started therapy. So as I worked on my inner issues, that ability to sense, to feel, to see in what we would call the invisible and audible came back. So honestly, Debbie, my life goal has been figuring out what that means, what's the invisible, what's the subtle, what are the forces that create stress, trauma, cause us joy and happiness versus illness and inability to manifest. And you know, I'm not unusual. We all sense these things. We all feel them. We all know it's real, except I think that finally science is substantiating it. I mean, science will tell you right now that 99.999% of a physical object is subtle. It's invisible. That's us. And so that's what I like to work with, especially around issues like stress and trauma is what's in that invisible 99% is creating challenges because if you can hone in on that, your physical world can shift. Otherwise it's pretty hard to make a change. I think it's interesting what you said and that piece about the manifestation is curious to me. I don't know if everybody's like this, but it's at least my experience of huge, easy manifestation where many people like, how do you not only do that, but do that consistently? It's like, you know, there's just no stuff there. And of course, all of us watching, listening or metaphysicians, so we understand the tenets that everybody's taught about manifestation, but I will also say then there are certain places where it is more difficult. Is this where the trauma piece comes in? Is this where there's a force that gets in the way of the flow of manifestation? Absolutely. This is where there's going to be forces and or others energies, typically subtle energies that get in the way. So let me talk about forces. We can't really see forces, but we understand certain types like you get hit by a car, right? And that's a physical force, but you don't really see the force. You just get the impact. And those kind of forces, physical, environmental, there's also psychological, where somebody's yelling or thinking negative thoughts. There are forces that are kind of more digital these days, what's happening in the EMF world. There's spiritual forces like entities and the stuff that goes bang in the middle of the night. There's something else altogether I can speak to later called missing forces, but we're all impacted by forces. Typically we don't even know they're coming at us and they often carry energies that don't match us. Subtle energies, negative energies, charged energies, dad's in a bad mood, dad yells, here comes his shame and it's in us. And that shame, we don't know that it's there. We're five, we're 10, maybe we're 15, maybe we're just born. And so think of those kind of subtle energies forming barricades. We don't know why we don't feel good enough to allow manifestation, but that's what happens. And then we have ancestors energies and we can go on and on about that. So we're sort of these open books but somebody else is always writing in us, especially as we're growing up. So when we're older and we're thinking our own thoughts, we don't really know what's hidden in the deep, what those messages are that are going out into the world that are saying, Cindy's saying she wants a new Porsche. I don't really want a Porsche. If somebody gave me one, I'd take it, right? But maybe I'm thinking I really want a Porsche but all these subtle energies and the forces I've collected that are staying in me or around me are just saying, nope, nope, nope, nope, she doesn't want that. She'll take a bicycle, that's about it. So that's sort of how it works. It sounds to me when you describe this, Cindy, like coding. When you say someone is writing an hour book, that's very powerful. And it sounds to me like we come out with this very unique indigenous code, maybe it's pure. And then with all the forces that we get to experience in our life, it's almost recoding and reprogramming us and it's unnatural. That's exactly what's happening. I do believe we have an indigenous or an original code. And I think that when we're born or even when we go into that teeny tiny fertilized egg, we're also bringing some negative codes from our own past life experiences. So those are coming in. Ancestors energies are coming in. They're not all bad. Sometimes they're absolutely terrific. And so this idea that we're a blank slate isn't quite true but we are, we do vibrate if you would. We are more able when we're younger to attune to our true codes and to act from them. You know, if you look, if you look at what therapists say, they, most therapists say that the top age, you know, kind of you have to kind of, you know, kind of recover from what you've gone through as age seven. And then it's just sort of downhill in a lot of work. I believe it's probably about age four.  I don't think that's hopeless. I believe that in our energy system, there are keys to easily replacing the negative codes to transforming them, to transmuting them. But it's tough because most people don't really even know that 99.99% of their coding is probably not reflective of who they really are. And so the keys to recoding or uncoding what was written over what should have been there, how can we heal that? How can we make that shift? Well, I've been a shocker person for decades. I don't really know how I landed there.  I would watch TV and go, I wanna grow up to be Miss Universe or it was normal. And my age, right? These days I think that's not cool or, you know, maybe I'll be a doctor or whatever it is, you know, that I sort of flailed around to try to figure out. But a lot of those colors I saw when I was a kid ended up being chakras, you know, the energy centers. Now, here's a super simple way to open good codes to replace the negative ones. Every chakra actually has two wheels. I'm gonna use a really bad prop because chakras actually look like donuts, but I can't even have a donut sitting here or there wouldn't be any donuts. I would never get on a show, they'd be gone, you know, I'd have like crumbs everywhere. So here's the donut of a chakra and there's dog hair on it too, but just ignore all that. I do clean. So the outer wheel of a chakra, now these are spinning and they're vortexing and they have energy coming in and energy going out and they're very, very busy beavers. But the outer wheel holds those codes. Our negative soul karma, our ancestors codes, our experiential codes, the ones that are all about survival and fitting it, right?  So you need some of these codes. The inner wheel though has a form of light in it. It's really programmed by our spirit versus our soul, like our essence. And in there is a type of light that in science these days is called absolute light. It's very pure. It preceded the Big Bang. It's still in the universe. I could go on and on about it cause I'm kind of a science geek, but it's the type of light that doesn't cast any darkness. Is that cool? It's very cool. So it's a pure light. It's a pure light. It's a pure light. The light around here is more, you know, kind of polarity. There's always an opposite or, you know, it's sort of funky and it's challenging and it's hard work to deal with. But in here, if we can start to identify or work with the energy in a chakra, even bring it around the outer wheel, you're starting to purify. You get farther, faster and you're opening your original codes too. Okay, huge key, very interesting. And I understand that you talk about, there is a chakra that is called the soul chakra or a shaman chakra, which for me was like mic drop. I have never heard that, but I love even the sound of it. Where does this reside and what is its job? Okay, well, to me, this is fascinating because again, when I was little, you know, we really learn a lot when we're little. We just don't get to use it very often. I saw chakras, but I didn't see them just in somebody, you know, like the seven that are in the spine. I saw some that were around people. So I did experimentation with that. Once I spent my 20s, part of my 30s really traveling, meeting with different jungle shaman and desert shaman and learning things and getting my inner sight kind of more finely tuned, which I'm still working on. I think it's an ongoing process. So I see out of body chakras. One, the soul chakra, kind of a mystical shaman chakra is about, I have to duck. It's about two inches above the head.  And it connects into the thymus. But if you journey up through, you know, that portal, all of a sudden you're in and can connect to other dimensions. What we typically call the Akashic records, different planes of existence. There's other records up there. They're also available in the thymus, which is a really important part of the body because it has to do with your immune system. Who these days is not scared about getting or having an autoimmune dysfunction, right? I think we're cut off from our soul chakra. I think we're largely cut off from like our interdimensional interconnections. I mean, much of the world is anyway. So that's a really important chakra because it holds our history. We connect with guides. We can travel to different places and planes, concurrent realities. So as you can tell, this one fascinates me. Yeah, ditto. I'm traveling with you. So is this one of, it feels like there's more, there's an end, but I'll just start with this soul chakra, this mystical shaman chakra. Just the word is so amazing. Is this where when we drink, I'll use myself, when I drink ayahuasca or San Pedro or in just mushrooms or some kind of psychedelic in order to do profound spiritual sacred work, is this what is activated? And is this also a portal by which we can experience concurrent realities and dimensions and go and see things that we are supposed to for our healing journey? Absolutely, and I've used ayahuasca many times, mainly down in Peru, in the Amazon. So, it was a great experience because you're there with nature and with what they call the pachamama, the mother. And I do believe this is one of the portals that's really being activated for the traveling. And one of my experiences when I was under ayahuasca was traveling inside of myself, like my body went through creation. I was a rock, then I was a plant, then I was an animal, then I evolved through the body. One of my experiences though, I went and shot through that eight chakra to my death in this lifetime. And I just kept going into the oneness, which I can't re-experience in the body. I want to, but I can't. But I know it's there, I also believe it. And I was up there for, I don't know how long, because there's no time, when you're in your shamanic, there's no time, there's no space. And then the voice, I always get these voices that tell me I can't go do all these things I really wanna do. This voice, I said I wanna stay and the voice said, well, you're not dead yet. You have to go back. As I'm coming back to my body, my body sitting on a tree trunk, like in a dark kind of jungle in Peru with mosquitoes kind of bugging me. The voice said, now that you've experienced your future, you're gonna know the future. And I started crying because I mean, I'm sure you get this experience too, where you'd love to know your future. And I've always wanted to know it and I suddenly didn't wanna know it. I was like, I don't wanna know it.  And I landed and then it added and now you're gonna have 10 years of darkness, which I did. So that was sort of the punctuation on that story, but it must have been very fun. But I think it's good to talk about that, that we tend to think when we're spiritual and evolving that it's all gonna be easy, but we're human. There's good days, there's bad days, there's dark night of the soul, there's light days of the soul. I mean, I'm sure you've experienced that. There's really a mix because we learn from it all. How, so you, that's an amazing story. And I have 17 things that come up when I listen to that. Part of it is because you're such a sensitive, I find it curious that you have that kind of experience, right? And so you're taking this beautiful, profound, wise Aya plant inside, which of course has the wisdom to lead us exactly where each of us is supposed to go. And you have this like sort of a gorgeous experience. And so I'm just thinking about what it might be like for somebody like you who is so aware and so sensitive and then to heighten that and open up to the potential of the worlds, it seems to me it could be much more exponential than many of the rest of us. That's no judgment or better than, but you sort of already are coming quite equipped with knowledge of the other world. I think that's such an interesting point. And there's that upside that I feel like maybe compared to people who haven't had as much kind of connection to their intuition, if you were, I might get brighter colors or kind of more voices and more sense of everything in my body. I think we all relate to the downsides of being as sensitive as well. Gosh, it's hard, isn't it?  My son is a baseball pitcher and he's been going through a really tough month. So mom feels it all. Two nights ago, he didn't get pitched. I'm wherever I was traveling, I traveled for baseball. I don't remember what city it was, they're all the same and cause you just sit there and watch.   So I just lay there feeling it all. And two hours after that, I was told take a magnesium and that puts me to sleep. Again, it's 4.30 in the morning. I took this kind of magnesium that goes to your head. It's a little bit like ayahuasca, but it's a magnesium. So you don't have to go to the jungle to get your high, right? And I fell asleep and I had all these dreams about him and his future. And I woke up the next morning and I thought this was really important. I'm glad I went through all that. But Debbie, I was tired. I was tired. When we open to our spirit, when we open to these ways, there's this fine line between this is my life versus I'm allowing other lives to, okay, see, talk about that. Thank you. Preach. Yeah. Wow. Steep. It is deep to be alive today where there's so much that's calling to us all the time. There's electronics and there's so much stimulation and information and connection, which is all very yummy on one hand. And yet when you are a walking satellite dish, it can be at some level, yes, I agree. Exhausting, interesting to try to delineate. This is mine. This is not mine. Thank you for sharing. And definitely the idea of being so sensitized that my sleep often is affected when things are up without a doubt. And I look at other people who just close their eyes and they hit the key and they're done. They're just done for the day until they wake up. And I think that's a beautiful thing. So then talk about embracing that part of who you be and who many of us here are. These light workers, these sensitives, these people who came here for great purpose at an interesting time. Well, and I have learned to embrace it. I have learned a lot about boundaries too. Okay. I mean, certainly I'm more available for my children. And when I'm in a session with a client, I will feel what they're going through in my body. I will sense some of their feelings. But I'm also willing to do that. And I think we need to have a willingness to do some of that merging, as long as we're also willing not to become that which is not us. So we have to let it go. Or I always use the phrase, I let things register with me, but very seldom do that. I let them become mine. Now, of course with my children, we're more vulnerable. And I grew them in my body, right? So our cells are interconnected. I could frequently feel what my mother was physically and emotionally going through, but she grew me. So we're gonna have some people where we're just, there's just more of that oneness and that exchange of energetics, whether we're sensing feelings or thoughts or needs or awarenesses or physical aches and pains or whatever it is.  You don't get to pick and choose. I was talking with a client about that today and she's a sensitive, oh, a young woman, high empath, really high empath. I think she's also Claire audience, so she could hear. I said, don't open that yet. You're 17, don't open it. You don't need to hear voices on top of what you're going through. I said, no, no, no. And Claire Boyant, I said, but let's just keep that to the dreams. You don't need to see pictures either.  And we talked about the downsides and the upsides and how she attracts certain narcissists who beat her up and na-na-na-na-na, right? This kind of stuff. And she goes, well, can I stop being this? I go, no, you are this. You just learn wiser ways to be this and how to use those gifts to tune in better to go. No, no, that's not a person I need to know. Or, you know what, I think I'll stop this relationship before we go any further or I'm just gonna walk away from the punch bowl right now or whatever it might be. We learn, but we don't change who we are. You know, and what a great key point you gave because the other thing about sensitives is we're, sorry folks, but we're very powerful. We really are. And so to have sovereignty, to walk into any situation, even to wake up every day and say, I will not merge, but I can register. No one needs to merge with because I think that's what brings us down. But to register and acknowledge and understand, that's profound. And so I wanna use this as a segue because many people who are addicts are sensitives. Yes, they're also very brilliant. And so you earlier alluded to autoimmune dysfunctions. We don't wanna get those and so forth. And yet there's been an incredible rise right now in all of this and modern medicine is not dealing. They're not able to access or to really heal what's happening. So we've got a dysfunctional society. How is it? Talk about that level of illness because it's prevalent. Well, I find it challenging and fascinating at the same time. So some of this goes toward talking about something I call a missing force, not every autoimmune dysfunction or addiction, but there's or allergy, but there's a prevalence amongst people with these situations when they're growing up, they're supposed to be getting something they're not getting. We're supposed to be getting unconditional love. We're supposed to be cuddled. We're supposed to be seen. I mean, these are birth rights that are less measurable than food or being kind of having our diapers changed or whatever. Frequently, when we don't get what we're supposed to, sometimes we're given substitutes or we just take in a substitute. Mom gave us cookies, right? Instead of a, you did a good job or when we're kind of in a certain environment and we want dad to pay attention to us, he only does it when we give him a drink. We pour his alcohol or whatever it is, but we can go deeper than that. Sometimes in these situations, mom has an illness or an emotional challenge or dad does and we go, well, I'm not getting unconditional love. So I'll take in mom's illnesses or I'll take in dad's emotions. I'll serve in this way to get what I need. We're bringing in forces and we're bringing in subtle energies that aren't good for us. Well, those don't just disappear. Physical and subtle aren't so very different. Subtle energies can turn into physical. Physical can turn into subtle, right? What I'm thinking, if I start talking it, turns into physical, you can hear it, but most energies subtle. So it lodges in the body and after a while, the body notices that there's energy there that's not good for it. So here comes the immune system, tries to kick it out, all right? Or here comes our needy self who says, I really need unconditional love. So I'm gonna drink and I'm gonna drink with a guy or a gal and get my needs met. Or get my needs met that way. Or mom gave me cookies, so I'm gonna eat cookies to get what I needed. And now I have like a full-born kind of sugar or wheat addiction or allergy or whatever it is. So I believe what's underneath most autoimmune dysfunctions, chronic pain, allergies, addictions are typically, energies we took in instead of being able to bring in the ones we wanted or energies we took in that just aren't ours that our body's trying to get rid of. When your immune system tries to get rid of something and it can't because it's not your energy and it's subtle, guess what it's doing? It's sort of like it's trying to punch like a ghost, it goes right through it and it punches your healthy cells. There's a huge reaction in the body when we have subtle energies inside that set us up to have active microbes, to have an out-of-control nervous system, to have these cells called mast cells in the body, their immune cells that overproduce, that create histamines and cytokines and inflammatory responses. But I believe most of that comes back to what wasn't ours in the first place. Wow. Okay, I have this question, I had this question reading your book. Which is, does trauma have a language on its own? I believe that music is a language, joy has a language, light has a language. What about trauma? Oh, you are so cool. I believe it does. And I think how we know the language depends on our own intuitive faculties, if that makes a sense. Like I'm very clairvoyant. I can do clairaudience or hear. I'm also really empathic. When I'm working with a client, I can feel the language of the trauma in them. Like I feel waves of energy that don't belong to them. And I feel other waves of energy that are more frenetic, that are their wounded selves, that are trapped. And when I use my clairvoyance, I see certain shapes of energy that tell me there's their trapped or wounded self or there's energies that aren't theirs. And I haven't codified all of that yet, but I believe I'm really keen and able to pick up on trauma in people or animals or even trees because there is its own language. Somebody should figure out the entire language. Wouldn't that be cool? Yes, that would be like a trauma whisperer. Somebody could literally sit with a being with a body and have this understanding, like be pointed exactly to what is and what it needs, what it actually really needs in order to be released.  That would be wonderful. And a lot of it isn't just about finding out what's wrong. It's like where's the energy? Did it ever come into the person? Is it floating around? Is it trapped inside or hidden inside? Where's the energy that needs to be activated? Because if we have energy in us that's not good for us, that's not ours, then the question is, where's the energy that is ours that's supposed to be open? Cause good energy can put out what's not working. It could just push it out too. So there's two sides of the language. I think there's a dark language and a light language. Yeah, that's really interesting. I took me a long time, but I found a chiropractor here in Los Angeles who I feel speaks to bodies. He's not just the kind of guy who goes in and does five cracks and says, see you next week. He actually accesses somehow the body and seems like he has conversations while he's working on me and then he'll make an announcement. And so he was trying to clear something in me.  Okay. Yeah, you're trying to heal your mother. Can we stop that? And then he pressed a few things and touched here and there which were very sore, I have to say, that he even knew where to go to do that. And it makes sense in my world. That would not be a weird thing, you know? And so I like the idea that somebody has the ability to do this, you know, to go into the matrix of what is and sort of pull out those threads that are a little bit aberrant right now so we can wholly function instead. I would guess, this is just my guess, whether he would say this or not, he has to at some level be able to sense your true self, your original self in order to have a contrast too. I think some people are like, what would you call them? Indigenous whispers to use the word you used, right? Like they just know who you really are. And so it feels like anchoring that, opening that makes it so much easier to go, oh, there's a shadow, all right? There's your, that's not you, that's your mom, that's your dad, that's just something you made up right there, right?  So can we get rid of that now too? Hello, no one's being healed here, but you're being taken, get down. Yeah, it's really a great thing to release and become aware of. It begs the question, so can we energetically transfer in remedies like vitamin C or a future medicine or a vaccine, is this possible? Absolutely, I completely believe that. There's a study I read a few years ago, I don't know how clinical it was, okay? But they had one person stand with vitamins and then they did other experiments where, they could test that somebody was actually quite neutrified, like in their body, they had a lot of good nutrition. And then they put them close enough that we would guess that their energy fields could overlap and they put them near somebody who didn't have good nutrition, who was low in vitamin B in their blood panels or this or that or the other thing. There was a market difference when they energetically asked to send through the field from the have to the have not. There was a market difference in the person who was receiving whatever it was, the vitamin B, the this, the protein, in their blood panels, there was a change. And, you know, showman's in other countries, even in America, of course, all the time, you're not always going to be able to go gather dandelions, not here in Minnesota, when you've got three feet of snow and it's 40 below. And it got to 40 below this year with windshield. We don't care if it's windshield, we just say the lowest, you know, a mountain then feel macho. But you can't go collect your rhubarb and your dandelions and your make your fresh chamomile tea, but showman's took care of that because they asked the spirits of plants or animals or trees to send the vibration of their physical structure, the matrix and the light, if you would, of their physical structure to somebody. So I frequently work that way. Not only when I'm called, but I just last week worked with a client and she needed this really complex antidote. I mean, I would never have figured it out. I knew a couple parts of it, like some Tibetan this and some Holly this. And, you know, I don't, I don't even remember flowers besides daisies and roses, right? So I just said, well, the guides are gathering from the spirits, you know, what you need. And I can see this and I can see that. And she saw a couple of things and they sent it in. She goes, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, that's real. Like, I have energy, like I feel better. So we're 99% subtle. Why wouldn't we deliver solutions that way? I think there's an answer, which is that we're all convinced we're mainly physical. And so sometimes we don't believe something's gonna work unless we're actually drinking the tea or holding, you know, eating the vitamin or holding this or having a real x-ray. But I'd really like it if more and more of us got more convinced of the subtle reality because it's easier, it's cheaper and it's available to all of us all the time. So what then is possible with stem cells? I have a fascination. I would love to have a head to toe stem cell body makeover, they call it. It would love to, it's crazy expensive, like crazy expensive, but I still would love to. So is this possible? Just as an example, could I invoke stem cells into my body, new stem cells to rehabilitate anything? Everything? I believe we can. I mean, and stem cells, and I'm trying to figure that out too. So stem cells are mainly made in the bone marrow. The bone marrow is fascinating because it contains a lot of our ancestors' memories from an energetic point of view is connected to an out-of-body chakra underneath the feet, the 10th chakra, which connects to the earth and our ancestors. So, you know, I feel like to get our stem cells working our own way, we may have to kind of release a few programs from the ancestors. So we're not just gonna repeat grandma and grandpa, you know, back down the line. The other cool thing about stem cells in the bone marrow is the first line of really, it's sort of defense and attack. Let's say we get stressed, right? Trauma is just stress that gets stuck or we're stuck in the stress. When we get stressed, the very first messaging that happens in the body is there's a hormone called osteocalcin that gets turned on in the bone marrow and it floods the body and it tells the nervous system to do fight, flight, freeze, fawn, et cetera. So these bone marrow, you know, concepts are so interesting. Why aren't we energetically decreasing those ancestors' stress responses and, you know, incurring our stem cells to represent who we really are and what we're really like. And, you know, to recondition the body.  They lived in connection with nature and I believe they automatically, you know, let energies in to do this and have their own stem cells working for them.  It's so interesting. You also, you're mentioning shamanism you've traveled the world doing this which sounds incredible to me. And also I know that your background includes Lakota medicine. Is the Lakota medicine piece strictly herbal medicine? What is it? How do you use it in your practice? Well, I for about three years was able to be a part of a Lakota community. Now, I would never say I became Lakota and that I'm knowledgeable about their medicine ways. I became probably four years. I became more of a student of their practices. Some of this herbal, though a lot of it is sweat lodge, ceremony, ritual, invoking the grandmothers and the grandfathers.  And then he taught us and he did sweat lodges, and showed us how you can call forth grandmothers and grandfathers and spirits and the great spirit and kind of understand better the animal spirits and the animal natures. And so it's a sensitive subject because I could never say I learned those ways in the way that if I was native but I could learn enough of them that I believe that my own inner nature could kind of better develop how to connect with nature, how to connect with ancestors. And so many times, even now, I think of ancestors so negatively. I mean, I hate to say that, but I mean, around our genes is this chemical soup called the epigenome and it actually contains at least 14 generations of our ancestors' memories.  And we tend to think of it as mainly negative, but it isn't all negative. I mean, we can draw from what came before us. And I believe that my time spent studying and learning and going to ceremony, et cetera, amongst the Lakota taught me the positives of relating to the ancestors. And what about the ancestors that's beyond this planet? I mean, because we are all hybrids, right? We're not just from here. We're from many different places. And if anything, we are in the real melting pot. So what about that? I've always been curious about how that ancestry shows up. I love that question because I'm really big into that. I don't always get to talk about it in public a lot. I do in my classes. Welcome to dare to dream. I know I love it, but I do in classes because people start asking about that. We're all sort of odd. And there we are. And they're like, and then I start talking about the Pleiades and Orion and this and that and the ancient ones and there we're going. That I believe we're still guided by those ancestors. Like the Cherokee voices of our ancestors is a book I love. It's written by a Cherokee wise woman. And it's about how her ancestors came from the Pleiades and brought their truths and the elders stay here. And here's how they still connect with them. So I remember being in Peru and buying cloth. I've got it somewhere in this place, but you can't see it. I don't think. But buying cloth from the Shippeebo Indians and it's really just a series of mazes that they say tracked their stars. It's like how they find their way back to their star people. So we're a mix of all of that. I think many of those cultures are still available. I think they're obviously a lot of them are more advanced than us and I love it when I get more in touch with what I've been able to be or do in a different planet. And I think most many sensitives I work with don't find a really comfortable way to be on this planet. Ironically, until they connect to their, like original star or original constellation. Once they've remade that connection, that energy from there, because it's not like our normal elements can come into them. And then again, it's kind of paradoxical. They're better able to be here because they have their bond, they have their community. Every single time I've helped somebody connect to where, what they're missing from out there, they're better able to function here. They're not just in pain about being stuck here or not fitting here. Is that the part in your bio about destiny or is that something different?  I'm gonna be blah, blah, blah, right? I think destiny is about being who we are and then that creates the path forward to be who we are, we have to collect. They're like comets behind us, right? We have to collect that stardust, that other earth energy and somehow invoke it. And then I think destiny opens up for us. Then we find our place on this planet. Maybe we're gonna be a farmer. I don't know, but people ask me, what do you think you're gonna be doing in 10 years, Cindy? And I'm like, I don't know. I don't know. Where do you think you're gonna live? I don't know. And I don't tend to worry about it, but I do get dreams about the future, but really only for my kids because I'm still helping them make it. You know what I mean? It's sort of a service piece, but I feel like if we gather who we are, it opens that pathway forward. Powerful. Pets are animals. I mean, I already know this. We can communicate with them, but I would like you to go deeper into what feels like a pedestrian idea, because I know that I know everything. My dog wants, needs, there's no doubt. Some people, you know, there have been situations where people have found her, let's say, in a bathroom. She's just sitting there like, what is Shelby doing sitting in the bathroom?  I just know what I know and I know. So, and I love her for it, for letting me in at that level and making it so easy. But what is that all about? That like wordless connection, so yummy. It's so soul to soul. I love the Hopi, one of the Hopi creation stories that Frank Waters wrote in his book about the Hopi, where, you know, kind of the first stage we've had four ages say the Hopi. The first stage, here come plants, here come animals, then we came. Well, they're much wiser. They started it all.  They knew their wisdom and they were there to help teach us. We have to tend to them, but they're here to teach us. And most likely, some of the original people learned, right, made some connections and bonded and were willing to learn from the plants and the animals and the seas and the clouds and whatever, but the way he tells it is at some point, you know, we started listening to the dark. And then where we had one heart, which was in a blueprint with the divine, we developed two hearts. So we have a light heart and a dark heart. And I think the animals for most of us, or reptiles or the species, you know, the beings, the souls we attract, there's a bond there. There's a, we're helping them be who they are. We have to support them in their teachings and their learnings. They're here also to teach us. There might be karmic bonds where, I mean, my current dog, Lucky, I think was my dog, Muffy, when I was growing up. And Muffy didn't have a good life because my mother stuck her Muffy out in the backyard all the time. Lucky runs the house. Lucky's in the bed. Lucky's got it made. And my current dog, Honey, the golden retriever is actually an alien.  He, there's a huge backstory around him, but he barks, he barks all the time. And he's always talking and I know what he's saying. I had a girlfriend staying here one night. He came downstairs to sleep with her because he likes to downstairs. She heard him in the night making these noises. She saw these huge beings next to him, like long beings he was talking to. Like he's an alien. He's an alien. I mean, he looks at me out of the corner of his eyes sometimes like, you know, I'm not from here. You know, I know a lot more than you know. So I just say be open because often it's a heart to heart bond. So they get to us with senses and feelings and vibration. So, you know, it's more than just words, obviously. And, you know, let yourself figure out why they're there for you. Like what they're teaching, what your job is in their lives. I mean, it's fascinating. They're fascinating. What your job is in their lives, that's great. People are always trying to figure out what their animal's job is for them.  But yes, what is our job as well? I like that, a roller-versal there. You have an upcoming class, Cindy. Advanced apprenticeship program, energetic mysteries. What is that? Well, that's one of my weird classes. It's very fun. It's pretty much open to anybody who knows, you know, all the basics of energy and this and that and the other thing. And I lead a regular apprenticeship program every year. It's like an eight, nine month study of all energy and the gifts, et cetera. And then I like to, once a year, do an advanced apprenticeship program. They're boring names because you're apprenticing to yourself. And every year I let the people in the advanced class pick the topics for the next year. So it's so cool, you're asking about that because this year we're doing, what are the teachings of the light across time? What planets may, might we have come from? What are some of the Celtic and other mysteries? What are some higher ways to do word of knowledge and to channel, you know, in, you know, other languages? So it, when I put it together, my business manager actually called me goes, you don't do these things. Is this in your bare-handing? I go, yeah, I do this all the time. I said, it's not always written that way, but it's written that way this time. It goes. Especially during these times, COVID, et cetera, and who knows if it'll be over, the lockdown will be over by the time you do the class. Do you attract people from all over the world? Are your classes hundreds of people? Are they intimate? There's, you know, like I, my apprenticeship program has about 140 people. The advanced class tends to have fewer than that, right? Because it's like, do everybody want to learn about other planets? I do some teaching for the shift network and those classes were in the multi hundreds, really good group, wonderful, wonderful people. I love working with shift. Some of the classes, like I do a local college class and now we're online. I think I only had 35 people, which was really fun because we sit there on Zoom, right? With 30, 35 people, we were like, it was like having a campfire. Everyone got to know each other. They still meet. So I feel like it's just pretty across the board, depending on kind of what the class is. Okay. And every day, Cindy, do you have a ritual or a practice you use that helps you stay well, healthy, centered, grounded and all that? Well, I use something I call spirit to spirit, which is very simple. I just always affirm my spirit. All the guiding spirits are the spirits of those who I'm gonna meet, you know, their higher essences and the greater spirit. And I just turn things over. And then I grab a nice tea. It's 415 in the morning when I do this. I grab a nice tea, I put the dogs in the car, I drive to the dog park and not in 40 below, but 10 below, we run. Well, they run, I walk. So I'm a doer. I can't just meditate. I gotta move. And then my day is good. And for folks who are interested in the class, Cindy was talking about, or she has a lot going on. You can check out her website, C-Y-N-D-I, Dale, D-A-L-E dot com, Cindy Dale. So you put this beautiful, beautiful book. Don't look at my dog ears. Out into the world. This book called Energy Healing, your latest book. What do you next steer to dreams, Cindy? What are your future dreams and goals? Well, I'm working on a couple other books and one of them is a sports book. I have this secret passion to help athletes. So I'm putting energy medicine into athletics. And it's pretty, what's your past life issue, right? What forces?  And I have some other books too. So, and I want a vacation. I'm dreaming about a vacation. I want a vacation. Thank you so much for coming on the show, Cindy Dale. It has been a pleasure. Thank you, Debbie. Lovely. Yeah, I'm gonna end today's show with this quote from Cindy Dale. One thing missing in alternative that a physical or AMA approved health care exclamations of healing endeavors has been a clear picture of the human energy system. A picture of not only the spiritual or material sides of our being, but of these revolving doors between the material and the spiritual realms. Do subscribe and leave us a comment. 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Hello everybody, Andrea Mayesca here with Dental Elm. So I have been tutoring now for about 14 years. I love it I've come a long way from tutoring each and every student in person spending hours and hours in like travel time a day in Toronto at the time to doing it online so that I can tutor So so many more people which is so nice But a common question is How do you tell your students? How do you help your students and how do students pass the board exam? How do dental hygienists who are new dental hygienists? How do new dental assistants? How did they pass? You know, what did they do? How do they study? Tell me everything. Tell me your tips and tell me your secrets So let me tell you the easiest way to pass the board exam The easiest way is to plan ahead. So I do have about five tips for you. So keep watching Okay, they are all very important. So the ones I'm talking about aren't in any in particular order But they're all very important. So one of them is to plan ahead if you plan to study for the board exam a month before You are going to feel rushed if you're sick for three days knock on wood those three days are Wasted right like you're not you're not doing anything So you will feel rushed if you feel rushed you don't pass if you feel rushed There's that pressure. You don't feel confident. You don't pass another Tip is to study in advance So not a month before not two months before but study at least three months before even six months. Why not I? Had studied for the board exam at least three months before But it was more like six months because I knew I'd be taking the exam So if I ever had a night to myself, I told myself, okay I'm going to prepare some notes to study for the board exam Because I knew it's coming up and trust me if you're taking the board exam while you're still in school You're going to have projects and tests and clinicals and patients all at the same time So having a plan makes a big difference. So what do I mean by plan? I mean, don't just open up your notebook and Study do not study from your notes. Do not study from your notes because those notes are Little pieces from Topics basically right you can study from your notes, but don't do that first because Things won't be in proper order. So if you really wanted to get a good head start I suggest if you haven't signed up for my tutoring program, okay So if you haven't signed up for my my tutoring program Open up a textbook and read a chapter at least a day. The chapters are very dry So if I haven't said it again, you should sign up for my tutoring course Because in the board exam prep Academy You don't have to even open up your textbook because I have all of the modules there for you for only what you have to know For the exam. So take pharmacology Everybody hates that if you go to look in your textbook to study pharmacology It's I don't even know how long how many chapters, but it's long, right? So you even opening up your textbook after the second page.  There's nothing worse than taking a whole Saturday studying Special needs patients yet on the board exam. There's nothing about what you had studied and you're thinking I spent two days studying the heart, you know as an example There's nothing on the heart on the board exam So you need help from me to show you guys What's been on the board exam the type of topics the type of questions? To train yourself to pick the best answer because two answers are always correct But you have to pick the best one and how how do you learn how to do that from a textbook? You can't how do you learn how to do that from your notes? You can't Let me teach you guys because in school They are just teaching you everything, right? They don't have time to say, okay Now we're going to take a board exam prep class. We don't have time for that when I was in school the board exam prep Class was reading through chapters of the textbook. No, thanks. I can do that on my own time So if you have that I don't suggest reading those chapters like one by one by one because you will be exhausted so All in all I can help you pass sign up for the board exam prep Academy I make it so much easier for you but sign up at least three months in advance But another way the easiest way to pass is take mock exams If you're about to do the board exam and you haven't taken any mock exams yet. Oh my gosh That's just scary. Take a mock exam. Take tons of them Test your knowledge test your skills and I did just upload my app the other day So it's brand new a full board exam prep app for dental hygiene students dental assisting Thousands of questions. Okay, I will leave the link for you guys on the bottom. Check it out You can study from anywhere while you're waiting for somebody while you're on the bus while you're Waiting for a patient in clinic while you're at the grocery store But you can take out your phone and you know even just do a couple of questions, right? Don't log that textbook around Another way to easily pass is to not be nervous, but that's easier said than done I get it but people get nervous when they take the exam and they don't pass They take the exam again a second time and don't pass they get nervous when they're not prepared They get nervous when they take a mock exam and get all the questions wrong and they and they just feel like they know nothing So let me help you I can walk you through all of that So you feel confident and I work with you until you do feel confident If you have absolutely no confidence whatsoever now, maybe you've taken the exam a couple times Work with me. I can help you guys we tutor online about twice a month and at least We just did a session a mock exam and case study session on the pregnant patient the week before that Shoot, I think it was an anatomy and medical emergencies So it was all mock exam questions and case studies So I constantly train you guys if you get an answer or sorry if you get Yeah, if you get an answer wrong I Stop I I Explain it. I tell you guys why the other answers were not correct and then you're like, oh, I get it now But that's not it, right? We don't just simply end there We go on to the next question same thing the next question will be even harder So I don't get easy questions because that's not helping you I get hard ones. So That helps too So all in all the easiest way to pass the exam if you haven't yet is I can help you guys Because I will show you guys how to study what to study when to study not too much not too little You can look through your textbooks if you do that read all of the chapters Try not to fall asleep, but that's the best way because from your notes you might kind of Like have it in bits and pieces and then it kind of makes you more confused Feel free to listen to what I have also on YouTube because if you're thinking okay, I can't read anymore then listen to me teach, right? I will teach you I will help you even if you're not part of the actual program yet I have tons of like I have tons on my YouTube channel Just type in a topic under my channel Link and they will pop up. So I can help you guys. I've been I've been doing this now for several years So trust me, there's tons of videos. I don't even know how many videos I have but I have tons like oral pathology I have pharmacology. I have tons So I hope that helped you guys any questions Let me know make sure to hit subscribe because I love to see how many people are actually watching and I have Uploading the videos quite often now like at least weekly if not more so have a good weekend and I'll see you guys in the next one


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Message delivered to Iran, Biden says after strike on Houthis, President Joe Biden issued a veiled threat to Iran hours after the US and Britain struck at dozens of Iran-backed Houthi sites in Yemen. The strike on Houthis came after the group shrugged off all warnings and demands to stop attacking vessels in the Red Sea. On the night of January 12, the armed forces of the United States and the United Kingdom carried out strikes using aircraft, ships and submarines against targets of the Houthis in a number of cities in Yemen, including Sana'a and Hodeida. The US Central Command has confirmed the US forces conducted a strike against a Houthi radar site in Yemen on the night of January 13. The strike was conducted by the USS Karni using Tomahawk. Tomahawk land attack missiles and was a follow-on action on a specific military target associated with strikes taken on January 12, designed to degrade the Houthis' ability to attack maritime vessels, including commercial vessels, according to a statement published on the CENTCOM page on the social network X. The statement also notes that since November 19, 2023, Houthis have attempted to attack and harass vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of the Aden 28 times. These illegal incidents include attacks that have employed anti-ship ballistic missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles and cruise missiles, the statement says. I don't think there's any civilian casualties. Biden said defending the strikes conducted by warplanes, US Navy destroyers and even submarines, that's another reason why it's a success. Asked by a reporter if he had a message for Iran in the light of the attack, Biden said, I've already delivered the message to Iran. They know not to do anything. Some countries in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia, are concerned that US strikes on Houthi capabilities would only aggravate, not deter the group and lead to an all-out regional war or direct confrontation with Iran. Asked about such a possibility, President Biden only said, Iran doesn't want a war with us.


Do you have a patent on any of this stuff? We don't hold the patent yet right now. Do you have a patent on this? We have a patent pending utility patent for the telescoping system for a safe room. Is that patented? No, it is not patented. Is there any patent here? No. Do you have a patent on it? We have a utility patent pending. Do you have a patent on this? No, I don't. These are patents of mine. How do I know there's an accarson in New Jersey doing the same thing? I'm in patent pending status.  Ben, drop the mic.