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Ana’s story is very powerful under the circumstances and location of her birth in time and history, under the conditions of her infancy, and how she had to deal with the challenges, not only of not being supported emotionally, but also of dealing with poverty. This story is so profound; what stands out most is her mind, and the way she has been able to transform herself in such a beautiful way. I am blessed to know her. I know for a fact that she has a beautiful voice and she loves to sing. She has indeed integrated joy within. I am very happy to call her my friend, and I love the way Efrat always holds space for all kinds of voices that are needed, people who are so connected and committed to the evolution of their soul. Efrat and I noticed some similarities with my own story with my dad’s passing at early age and how that initiated a search for the truth where ultimately I found a connection to the divine. 🙏

Fascinating. The whole mitochondrial class was superb; I usually get turned off by so much info all at once, and the conversation flowed impeccably. Dr. Alexis Cowan has a way to explain the most nerdy stuff with such ease. “Have more coherence with your biology.” I can attest sunlight is pure health. Since I moved to Miami Beach five and a half years ago, I’ve had the ritual of receiving the day at the break of dawn on my east facing balcony; I also switched my home lighting to red light a year ago, and the increase in energy has been amazing. I’ve had a continuous tan since 2020 when I moved to Florida, and knowing this is a hack against radiation is 🤯🤯🤯🤯; the Chernobyl info!!! I learned new stuff; I geeked; I enjoyed. I could write a whole essay about this superb episode; the best advice is to circulate it. Thank you so much, Efrat and Alexis, for embodying your wisdom and showing others that this is the way to the light; this was the perfect podcast to listen to between December 31st and January 1st. Two things caught my attention in the background: a Human Design chart and the Bitcoin sign. It tells me Alexis’ mind and range are quite wide; she can go really deep into many rabbit holes and still stay coherent, making her a great facilitator of knowledge and wisdom, especially around emerging ideas and technologies.

“Sometimes you have to step out and heal to understand. If we take suffering as a teacher, it stretches our souls, and we become stronger and stronger.” I met Aaron briefly at Adopting Bitcoin and he made a mark. We playfully snapped at each other in a quirky dialogue, and at the end I knew he had integrated his suffering and now he is of service. Plus points for speaking Spanish and having lived in my hometown Bogotá. Buena por esa. I love his community work, it comes from the divine. What a soul. A beautiful way to use capital to create local infrastructure, increasing a community’s productive capacity. Enabling people to produce, feed themselves, and organize locally. Reducing future dependency. This is low time preference in action. Hard money funding hard assets that enable future human action Thanks, Efrat, for sharing Aaron’s beautiful and powerful story and how allows the divine in him be of service 🙏