2.1.7. Co-operation and Intelligence - It Takes Two

Summary: This text introduces the concept of coMra therapy, emphasizing its holistic and natural approach to healing by supporting the body's own systems. It highlights the importance of cooperation between human intelligence and the body's collective intelligence in the healing process. The text also explains the different radiances used in coMra therapy and the various devices available, such as the coMra Delta and coMra Palm.

So it's a very straightforward concept. Think about a group of people working together on the same project, working towards the same goal. So they are cooperating. But even if each party will have different purposes, but as long as everybody will see the clear benefit of working together, they still can cooperate. Very simple. But cooperation in true sense of the world is only possible when there is at least two participating intelligences. Because if I'm the intelligent one and you have to cooperate with what I say, this is not intelligent cooperation, this is just plain manipulation. So this is very important point because when talk about medicine, we talk about healing, we talk about cooperating with the body, we need to acknowledge and fundamentally accept this fact that there are two different types of intelligence involved. One is human intelligence, the self, and the other one is collective intelligence of the body. So when we talk about intelligence, normally we talk about speech, ability to play chess, maybe reading books, but this is human intelligence. It involves through the upbringing, through going to school, through socializing. And now this is what we normally use the term intelligence. But the intelligence of the body has a very different nature. So let us from the very beginning just be very clear that that intelligence has evolved for millions of years on this planet. This is intelligence of the individual cells that are working together, let's say, to compose a heart and organ. In turn, that works together the system and then as a whole body.