[…] we have to get out of this medical thinking that disease is an entity of some sort that is created by God to do harm to its fellow creatures; that’s insane.
I’ve chopped off the fat so you can get straight to the point.
If you treat, you can’t cure.
The idea that exercise cleans the body (moves lymph) is fallacy. (NOTE: Dr. Morse is not saying that exercise doesn’t move lymphatic fluid. He’s implying that exercise doesn’t induce or improve filtration of lymphatic wastes through the kidneys.)
When you see a human, you see a very integrated, complex being; a being that starts out as consciousness and then takes on individualized bodies to experience life in creation; a life of duality at most levels.
You can rebuild anything at any age.
If you go to someone that’s not an expert in health, and [listen to] their crap, and then you buy into that, that’s your problem. YOU guys are becoming the experts in health and I’m taking you there.
Why wouldn’t you have cellular regeneration [occur]? If you cut yourself it heals, right? The degree that [it] heals or doesn’t heal, the time it takes to heal or not heal, depends very much on how acidic you are.
You learned that I use partly cooked food during the transition diet and in the beginning the vegetables prevail.
This has for its purpose the slowing down of the elimination, for it is well known that people can stand a stewed or baked fruit whereas they cannot stand the same kind when fresh. Vital food is not the entire object to be gained at first but rather their property to dissolve and to eliminate.
This vital healing efficiency is most perfect in all kinds of fresh fruits and will be found to be too aggressive for the majority of patients. This is undoubtedly the cause of the wrong ideas and reason for the ‘fruit fast’ being in ill repute, and it is the same reason why I use stewed and baked fruits in the beginning to slow down the elimination.
Illness of any kind can also be a growth experience; it can inspire one to reorganize priorities in life and encourage the experience of self-reassessment and openness to a larger spiritual dimension.
Keep it simple, [be]cause complexity is the mind [and] the mind will lose you into the world of illusion.
You can’t focus on nutrition and forget elimination; that’s [unfortunately] what people are doing. Even the raw foodists are in trouble.
There’s a lot of places that make claims, [and] that waste your time sitting there spinning, like the Hippocrates [Health Institute]. I would never send anybody with the ‘C’ word to the Hippocrates [Health Institute]; you must be very careful with Brian [Clement] over there.
No one person has all the answers, but if you looked at nature as your barometer, and asked yourself how nature does these things you’ll be better off than if you asked yourself what man[kind] thinks.
Don’t freak out with the word, ‘cancer’.
This planet needs a good enema.
Don’t let anything stop you from reaching the ultimate awakening, which is awareness of yourself and God consciousness
I think life is much simpler than to break into this world of theories and things of chemistry and [thereby] overlooking the simplicity. I think the simplicity is so much better.
If you get intellectual, then you run the risk of being WRONG.
I think the biggest problem man[kind] has made is that he is fixated on nutrition in the blood, and yet over on this [other] side we have a sewer/immune/lipid-carrier system that’s much, much bigger than the blood system, so due respect and due attention must be shifted over to the lymph.
You know, it’s like learning how to fly a jet plane. If you were to go to school and learn how to fly a jet plane, you would first have to go to school and learn the process. Once you learn the process then you can fly the plane. Well, let’s say the plane is the body; you’ve got to learn how to fly it.
Now, people can use deep breathing, bouncing, stroking, compressing tissues, and energy, herbs, homeopathic remedies, magnetic beds, acupuncture needles, mini trampolines and chi machines, and all the other products out there. And they can get their plane off the ground and say, ‘Oh, we’re doing great! Our body is feeling great with these products!’ but you know what? They [those selling the products] don’t tell people how to land that plane and almost all of them [planes] come down and they crash because they don’t know how to land it.
Let me tell you what… Without knowing the process, no matter what products you’re taking, look at it [and] look around and you find they’re all crashing with a disease of some kind because they don’t know how to land that plane.
Wouldn’t you love to see a naturopathic hospital? I’ve always wanted to create one of those.
True divine love isn’t an act of making love, becoming love, or making the emotional atmosphere of love; love is the recognition that everything is God at one level or another. Consciousness in its lower forms feels like love but in its higher form it’s pure, nirvanic awareness.
Everything is repairable; remember that.
I think if you understand the simplicity of how the body works, then the complexity of it can come along as long as you maintain the simplicity of it; if you lose the simplicity of it, you’ll get yourself lost again – and sometimes when you have a serious issue, you don’t have a lot of time to get lost.
Anything that causes inflammation is not going to be found on the blood side. It’s going to be found on the lymphatic side.
Step back away from your pain and suffering as much as you can, and try to not claim anything that you’re going through; let it all go. One part of getting well is letting the past go in all ways. No matter what happened to you, no matter how bad it was, you have to let it go because it was there for you for a certain reason of awakening and building a strength within yourself.
We assume 80 and 90 [years of age] is longevity. I don’t at all.
No matter where you go, you’re always there.
Natural healing is based on the premise that our bodies are wisely designed to maintain health and that, given nourishment and support when needed, they will do so. It is, one could say, an approach to medicine based on confidence in the perfection and logic of the body. This view differs from that of conventional medicine, which considers the body a machine that cannot maintain adequate functioning without regular trips to the repair shop, the doctor being the mechanic.