Hi Kora,
I wonder if I could ask you if Meta health has a similar understanding of viruses, please?
in the first 45 seconds of this video, he says that viruses are excretions of a toxic cell.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ZSN3erJUqjDo/?fbclid=IwAR27ucd12qIUH60hUe0Vo-FyKLTDoO-ljvZal2ilInJHmK2eq1KS0oB0aQs
On page 18 of the Eybl book it is mentioned that they are sort of firefighters but the mentioned above seems to make the most sense. We fight an infection and we excrete stuff from our cells.

It'd be just interesting to know what the Meta-health theory is, please?

Many thanks,

Lucia

Answer from Kora:

Hey Lucia,
>
> I am aware of those different views on viruses, and many in META-Health
> tend to follow the exosome theory or Lanka's theory. META-Health itself
> doesn't have one view, because the definition of the term "virus" is not
> universally the same and we want to keep an open mind that allows
> different perspectives.
> I shared my own view in my comments in the book: obviously, viruses are
> present in various symptom patterns, but they are also present
> everywhere - they are equal with "information" or blueprints. Thoughts
> and fears spread "virally" where there is resonance, and that's what
> they are about as triggers - reactivating our "old stuff" and making us
> susceptible to anothers' story.
> Otherwise they are a part of the ecosystem and balance the presence of
> bacteria - in this function they are called bacteriophages - and thus
> are in symbiosis with our bodies and self-regulation.
> Is the term "virus" defined as "toxin" as the latin name suggests, this
> relates to the concept of exosomes which consist of the waste from
> cells, like during a regenerative process.
>
> For META-Health practice, extracting the individual meaning of a process
> is most important, here we can use all of these perspectives :-)
>
> Would it be ok for you if we share this conversation in the forum?
>
> Love,
> Kora
>