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Speaker 2: And welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with you.
Speaker 2: Doctor Sharon Martin holds a doctorate in physiology and worked
Speaker 2: as a research scientist and as a faculty member at
Speaker 2: the Embry University School of Medicine. Subsequently, she trained at
Speaker 2: and graduated from John Hopkins School of Medicine and finished
Speaker 2: a medical residency in internal medicine. During the last year
Speaker 2: of her internal medicine residency, doctor Martin served as the
Speaker 2: chief Resident. Doctor Martin continues to hold membership in the
Speaker 2: American College of Physicians, the national organization for internal medicine physicians.
Speaker 2: Her book is called Maximize Your Healing Power, Shamanic Healing
Speaker 2: Techniques to Overcome your Health Challenges. Sharon, welcome to the program.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to this.
Speaker 3: George, thank you. This is so exciting. I'm so happy
Speaker 3: to be here.
Speaker 2: How did you get involved in the healing powers?
Speaker 3: Well? I think every one of your lists would agree
Speaker 3: that mainstream medicine is broken and does not always access
Speaker 3: the best well being of patients, And time after time
Speaker 3: after time, I would see how what I was doing
Speaker 3: wasn't enough, and I just said, Okay, I need to
Speaker 3: learn what the ancient medicine men and women knew, what
Speaker 3: all indigenous cultures, what their healers know, and try to
Speaker 3: expand my repertoire. And so I started learning other things
Speaker 3: and bring them into my mainstream practice.
Speaker 2: So you started melding in the mystical and the spiritual
Speaker 2: with what you do.
Speaker 3: Yes, Because first of all, it feels better as a
Speaker 3: healthcare giver, it feels better to talk about somebody's soul journey.
Speaker 3: It feels better to talk about their life and their
Speaker 3: vitality and seeing their energy field. And people gravitate to that.
Speaker 3: They love that, they love being heard and seen in
Speaker 3: some way other than a blood test.
Speaker 2: How did the Shamans, the medicine people of those indigenous
Speaker 2: tribes and groups, how did they know what they knew?
Speaker 3: I think from thousands of years of experiential I think
Speaker 3: what we're learning now, what mainstream medicine I hope will
Speaker 3: start to incorporate, is that we are connected in consciousness
Speaker 3: and we don't know the physics of that's how it happens.
Speaker 3: But when you had the ancient peoples, they dreamed, the
Speaker 3: Aborigines in Australia. They dreamed together and they access knowledge
Speaker 3: that was universal and those kinds of of data. Taking
Speaker 3: in that data and corporation is what they used to do.
Speaker 3: They were very in tune with nature, with the celestial bodies,
Speaker 3: and they were interdependent and in harmony. And I think
Speaker 3: they access the data that's still available to us if
Speaker 3: we can just get out of our technocratic world.
Speaker 2: Did they have a better handle on mystical things than
Speaker 2: we do today.
Speaker 3: I think they do. Although there are cultures in the
Speaker 3: world today, the Hindu Yogis and their mystics in many
Speaker 3: indigenous cultures. But I think we've been We've gone down
Speaker 3: the path of technology and science, which is beautiful in
Speaker 3: its own right, but it ended up shutting off the
Speaker 3: access to our emotional intelligence, our extrasensory perception, our feeling
Speaker 3: of interdependence with nature and the galaxy. So I'd love
Speaker 3: to have that kind of come back.
Speaker 2: Sharon. When you talk about maximize your healing power, what
Speaker 2: kind of healing power are we talking about.
Speaker 3: We're talking about the power of each patient, of each
Speaker 3: person to impact their health. And the Shamans knew the
Speaker 3: ones I studied with in any case in Peru they
Speaker 3: knew that we have an energy body, and that when
Speaker 3: you access that field of energy, that consciousness that we
Speaker 3: are part of, and you're able to change your thoughts
Speaker 3: and bring in new thoughts set intentions that you really
Speaker 3: do impact your physiology.
Speaker 2: Pretty dramatic. The subtitle of your book, Shamanic Healing tech
Speaker 2: Neiques to Overcome your health challenges? Is this magical?
Speaker 3: It might feel magical when you talk about it, but
Speaker 3: when people actually do it, it feels normal and right.
Speaker 3: If you take somebody on a meditative visualization or journey
Speaker 3: to sit and have a dialogue with their higher self
Speaker 3: or some you might say, why don't we sit and
Speaker 3: talk with your wise self? The information they get it
Speaker 3: feels right and is deeper than what they can get
Speaker 3: in their day to day literal human mind.
Speaker 2: Is there anything we can't do with our healing powers
Speaker 2: once we understand how to get there?
Speaker 3: I'm going to say no, that we are unlimited. Although
Speaker 3: we haven't come we haven't pulled together pieces yet to
Speaker 3: be able to teach about it. We don't understand consciousness fully,
Speaker 3: but I do think we're going to find that we
Speaker 3: are way more than we have believed we are.
Speaker 2: What is it about some people, Sharon, who just don't
Speaker 2: get sick, They just don't get sick, and other people
Speaker 2: come down with all kinds of melodies.
Speaker 3: Isn't that amazing how there's some people that are incredible
Speaker 3: that way. I have some patients in their nineties and
Speaker 3: several who have gone to one hundred and three, one
Speaker 3: hundred and four, and they just keep chugging along. And
Speaker 3: I don't have one single answer for it. I do think,
Speaker 3: of course, if your family, if your ancestors were long lived,
Speaker 3: you're probably going to be better. You could be like
Speaker 3: the oaky now one's in that who are aged so
Speaker 3: beautifully they think it's some diet. I also think it's
Speaker 3: a way that we can stay connected to the energies
Speaker 3: of the Earth and the galaxy and maybe and this
Speaker 3: is sort of the frontier of mainstream medicine. It's not
Speaker 3: mainstream yet, so, but that ability to connect to the
Speaker 3: acashic field, the universal field, find the templates of our
Speaker 3: organ systems, of our cellular machinery before it got broken,
Speaker 3: and download those and reset our physiology. I think that's
Speaker 3: a possibility out there on the horizon.
Speaker 2: We're with doctor Sharon Martin. Her website is linked up
Speaker 2: at Coast tocoasdam dot com. Her book is called Maximize
Speaker 2: Your Healing Power. Does one who is going to be
Speaker 2: healed have to believe it, have to have faith in it?
Speaker 3: In my experience, yes, so I'll tell you. Do I
Speaker 3: have time to tell a short story? Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Okay, you're on for two hours, Sharon. You're not
Speaker 2: going anywhere?
Speaker 3: I can, Ah good, I get to occupy the time.
Speaker 3: My favorite and I read all of his books by
Speaker 3: the biographer Thomas Means, a Lutheran minister who came to
Speaker 3: know and follow Frank Fool's Crow, a Lakota Fiu Indian, powerful,
Speaker 3: powerful medicine man. I believe on the pine maybe Rosebud Reservation,
Speaker 3: but maybe the the other one. But anyway, he had
Speaker 3: his patience, so to speak. People would come to him
Speaker 3: and he had a tepee and they would come and
Speaker 3: they would spend four days with him. And when Thomas
Speaker 3: Means was interviewing Frank and said, you know, tell me,
Speaker 3: why does it take four days? And he said, what
Speaker 3: I get from God or spirit is instant, but it
Speaker 3: takes the client four days to sort of get it
Speaker 3: in line with that and right, And I think if
Speaker 3: I were to say that in our modern day language
Speaker 3: that we use, it takes four days. People's vibration has
Speaker 3: to shift enough, be open enough to resonate with that
Speaker 3: that which is coming in. And so I think, first
Speaker 3: of all, our beliefs do affect our biology courtesy of
Speaker 3: a good book by Bruce Lipton, but our beliefs do
Speaker 3: change our reality. So if you have somebody who is
Speaker 3: highly resistant, and I do have a few of those,
Speaker 3: I don't think things are going to change. I think
Speaker 3: they're stuck in that cage of their beliefs. And sometimes
Speaker 3: the hardest job is just to get somebody to step
Speaker 3: outside of the box, so to speak. And that once
Speaker 3: you can do that, once you can see the possibility
Speaker 3: of a different outcome, then you've opened yourself to flooding
Speaker 3: your energy field and then your physiology with and I'll
Speaker 3: use this symbolically with the templates of the new way
Speaker 3: you want your body to be.
Speaker 2: Are we tapping into spirit workers or helpers on the
Speaker 2: other side with saw this.
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, so I love that. That's for me the
Speaker 3: biggest thing I learned in studying shamanism. And I'll share
Speaker 3: with you that I came from a dysfunctional family dynamic
Speaker 3: and had a lot of anxiety and fear and a
Speaker 3: lot of suspicions of strangers, very guarded. The biggest thing
Speaker 3: I've learned in shamanism was that there is a whole
Speaker 3: world out there in the unseen, and that there are energies.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we call them power animals, sometimes we call them angels.
Speaker 3: There are energies that we can align with. And when
Speaker 3: you do involve those and those of you who believe
Speaker 3: in people living on the other side, the afterlife, your ancestors.
Speaker 3: I happen to believe that your ancestors are at work
Speaker 3: helping you all the time. So yes, when you tap
Speaker 3: into those other beings at many levels, from your ancestors
Speaker 3: to your angels, you get access to resources beyond the
Speaker 3: physical plane, and then you really have power.
Speaker 2: How important is it to be a believer in God?
Speaker 3: With this, I don't think you have to be believe
Speaker 3: in God other than something bigger than ourselves. And if
Speaker 3: you want to believe in nature, in the forces of nature,
Speaker 3: in the power of the celestial bodies of the earth itself,
Speaker 3: go for it. A lot of the Native An indigenous
Speaker 3: didn't necessarily believe the God. We believe in that we
Speaker 3: if we're Judeo Christian. But they did believe in the
Speaker 3: spirits of every living thing around them, So for me,
Speaker 3: you have to believe in something bigger than ourselves. If
Speaker 3: that if you only want to take believing in your
Speaker 3: higher self perfect. If you don't think you have a soul,
Speaker 3: that's okay. There is a wise person, your higher self
Speaker 3: that you can access.
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