Topic: Bria

The structure of reality is described using a model of four hierarchical worlds, each containing 49 dimensions and sub-dimensions. This framework, derived from Hebrew and Aramaic texts like the Shaarei HaGilgum, includes the worlds of Atziluth, Bria, Yetzirah, and Assiah. The Yetziratic world is identified as the level where physical matter and astrological influences begin to manifest.

Dr. Dana Cohen joins the program to discuss her book, Quench, co-authored with anthropologist Gina Bria. The work builds upon Dr. Gerald Pollack's research into the fourth phase of water, also known as EZ or structured water. Dr. Cohen, an integrative medicine specialist who trained under Dr. Robert Atkins, advocates for a holistic approach to hydration that moves beyond the standard eight-glasses-a-day recommendation.

Anthropologist Gina Bria's research into desert-dwelling people led to a breakthrough in understanding how the Tarahumara tribe of Mexico maintains hydration during 50-mile runs. By using chia-infused water, or chia frescas, the tribe utilizes the gel-like properties of seeds to retain moisture. This research was successfully applied to Bria's mother in a nursing home setting to prevent recurring emergency room visits for dehydration.