The Elements in Plants and People (Part 1)

In part 1 of this 2 part lecture, Sajah Popham discusses some of the primary correspondences between the 4 Elements of Nature and the human body.
By understanding patterns of relationship between the Elements and our anatomy and physiology we have a deeper connection to the meaning behind our organ systems and tissues, as well as their possible connections to the psychological and emotional components behind disease.
Be sure to tune into Part 2 of this class!!
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This video is for educational purposes only. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any diseases. Please contact a qualified health care professional for medical advice.

[@camaraane]

Sajah, you are brillian! All my respect!

[@eishabakes8250]

Thank you so much for this video! I am someone who is extremely passionate about astrology as well as learning more about the human body and herbalism, you're speaking my language and I am able to process and understand as well as connect the dots between the physical, internal, external and spiritual.

[@maryanncarrlton6878]

Your a walking wealth of knowledge, cheers mate

[@anaislake]

excellent! love this!

[@creativepandacreature3531]

Oh wow, you are the best ❤

[@EvolutionaryHerbalism]

❤

[@MrRyanmcmahon]

What to you think of Louis Kervan's work and biological transmutation?

[@abbyblum2181]

it would be so cool if you went on Daniel vitalis's podcast

[@maryanncarrlton6878]

Flag it bag it tag it, oh my. Good one !

[@jrobertgadams7766]

In other words, you are not referring to TCM Elements here.. as Earth Element is related to SPLEEN and STOMACH ( Digestive system) ..not Bones (which relate to KIDNEY-Bladder - Water Element) in TCM.

[@VchaosTheoryV]

Our Doctors need to get back to nature and away from the lab imo

[@kirbierose2589]

It's a nice thought, but if doctors used herbalism, herbs would start to be regulated by the FDA and you would need a prescription to get them. Then you wouldn't know their quality or where they came from; growing them would probably be illegal. It's a slippery slope. Doctors have their place in emergency situations, but I'm so thankful we still have herbalists we can support :)

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