Degeneration, Regeneration, Pain, Trauma, Freedom, Fascia Release, 4th Phase Water

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Apologies for the blurry slides! I decided to release this anyway, because all the information is still valuable.
I've been working with and studying fascia since 2008, and I am still learning new things all the time that amaze me.
The most important "secrets" of fascia is:
Fascia won’t change just because we want it to.
This simple and profound fact is what sent me into the worlds of neuroscience, psychology, quantum physics and spiritual science (the work of Rudolf Steiner) in order to understand what was happening with so many of my clients (and myself).
Fascia is THE most fascinating element of the human organism. It has many secrets to teach us!
Made of more than 70% water (when healthy), fascia is the most abundant tissue in the body, wrapping every nerve ending, every fibril and bundle of muscle tissue, every blood vessel, bone and organ; tendons and ligaments are denser forms of fascia that attach muscle to bone, and bone to bone; the extracellular matrix within the fascial system is the body’s superhighway of communication, transferring and transmitting chemical and sensory messengers from outside and inside the body while bathing every cell in the water needed to sustain life. This fluid matrix our body is housed within can shrink, dehydrate and deform because of injuries, repetitive motion, stress and traumas.
Theoretically, releasing fascia with compression and shearing techniques “should” rehydrate the fascia, bring space and fluidity back, allow blood to flow, free trapped nerves and therefore resolve pain. But if it were that simple we would not have the chronic pain epidemic we do today.
Knowledge of the true nature of pain is necessary to understand why fascia behaves the way it does. Which means we also need to learn about the nervous system, and the relationship between these two elements inside of us.
Over the last 16 years I've learned that:
Fascia reflects the objective world.
The human nervous system reflects our subjective perception and interpretation of reality.
The objective realm includes - encompasses - the subjective. As soon as the subjective changes, that change will be mirrored by the fascia.
As part of the objective realm or “knowledge field” of the planet, fascia will always reflect planetary and cosmic truth(s) - light, water, magnetism, sound vibrations, thermal energy, chemical elements...they are all intercepted by fascia.
I hope you enjoy this class!

[@ElishaCeleste]

Apologies for the blurry slides! If you like this video, you're invited to join the free membership tier of the School for Living Science platform where you can attend future live classes, watch all the replays and talk to other members. JOIN HERE: tinyurl.com/524f7n2h Topics covered in these classes range from masterclasses like this on fascia, or on the nervous system, to pain and its transformation, the 5 kinetic energies of our planet and the human organism, creating structured water in the body and healing trauma, to name a few.

[@megankerrymassage]

I so enjoy your channel! Ty! I’m hoping you will reply and share the title of the book on fascia you mentioned at the top of this video.

[@ElishaCeleste]

@@megankerrymassage I'm glad you're enjoying the channel :) I didn't mention a book on fascia. I don't have a single book I can recommend on fascia, unfortunately. I am probably going to need to write one myself. I did mention two books in this class: 1) The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van derk Kolk 2) The 4th Phase of Water by Gerald Pollack

[@yogavibe2516]

💫I am a tai chi and "internal martial arts'" junkie and these arts can give you the ability to move a person in very unusual ways without using any muscular force ...by manipulating a persons fascia which includes all the tension there within..."my fascia can talk to your fascia" the mysterious "chi" power may very well be the piezoelectric properties in fascia and bone structure alignment. also from a yogic and healing point of view it is incredible how much healing can be done by releasing your own / or another persons fascia/tension. One thing that isnt talked about often is how much the mind can play a role in all of this. You can direct the energetic force through the body or through space by intention from the mind. Thanks a lot for your great vids and contributing so much experience to a new and emerging field. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💫🙏

[@TwinFlameDivineLovePath]

No chit! Wow

[@moij5962]

WOW!.... Would doing tai chi enough?... Thank you

[@mrs.wright32]

Well said. 🙂 I would NOT be surprised if all the new studies and research about fascia did not stem from researching the benefits of practices of yoga and Tai chi. Like always, scientists will stamp it "NEW RESEARCH" when fascia exercises have been in practices for ages. People who practice it are in good health and don't have chronic pain. You will notice that many of the people making the videos say, "come to my office for ttreatment." I have not heard any of them say, " practices yoga and Tai chi."

[@IntuitiveCoachTheresa]

Hi Elisha, wow! Such a great message!! I' m a manual therapist, in practice since 1995 now, upledger, biodynamic CST, fascial stretch therapy, bowen therapy, advanced soft tissue release, am a medical intuitive, and transformation coach. So yeah! All of the above!! One thing that really grabbed my attention years ago when I was studying the physiology of fascia is that it's really kind of got it's own nervous system, and what I've seen with clients and myself is that it's the bridge between consciousness and physiology. I love how you articulated our emotional life is the guardian to accessing it. Also love a quote I've heard many times, "We are wounded in relationship and we are healed in relationship." Bang on sister! Love your channel 💜💜

[@whispersofnaturewithjanisophia]

That's so beautifully said.. 'fascia being the bridge between consciousness and physiology.. Thank you.. having a similar background to you, I'm going to feel into this concept and play with it.. It's like a lightbulb insight!

[@IntuitiveCoachTheresa]

@@whispersofnaturewithjanisophia Amen! For sure, when I learned that fascia has a neurological function that's considered to be even up to 3 times faster than the dedicated nervous system itself, it started to make sense why as a medical intuitive I could "see and hear" the exact nature of the emotional issues people had that were connected to their symptoms. Esoteric/metaphysical explanations have traditionally been that it's energy, qi, and then some other less quantifiable aspect of consciousness, and that's cool, but I really love that there is a tangible physiological aspect for the metaphysical/quantum relationship between consciousness and matter. There has to be! It's how we are created! :)

[@whispersofnaturewithjanisophia]

@@IntuitiveCoachTheresa Fascinating...!! I had a most beautiful experience with my fascia this week - it felt as if it were acting like a cradle for our whole being.. and with continuous stress this cradle feeling of safety and security can become compromised. Maybe this is the cause of my adrenal fatigue etc. Will explore further!

[@pippamellon8678]

I have thick facia..it’s sticky..yes..through fear..from my child hood…my father ruled us with fear, criticism, and harsh rules with Woodson spoon spanking…I’m 66 ..the oldest child..the experimental child…😢..I never had kids..had animals m6 whole life instead,.didn’t understand unconditional Love..thank you..l🙏🏻🐝

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Oh! Gosh! I’m so sorry! I thought my dad was abusive, but he never did that. He was an alcoholic and threw things at me and picked on me constantly, as the oldest girl who tried to protect our mother.

[@janbarrybeauty]

I am so pleased I’ve found you. A massive thank you. I have been working for years on stuck thought patterns ,aches and pains , neuroplasticy and more. This feels like the missing link and the time was right for me to find it. I’ve joined the community teaching and thank you for this. 🙏🏻

[@anitawbrown]

Learning so much from you. Wanted to share somehow I had several public releases. Messy. Screaming. Violent even at times rooted in my inner safety regardless of the human holding space. I’m amazed

[@karenapaxagape1686]

💖💖💖@24:10 - Knowing Ourselves "We can only HEAL what we're willing to face - and FEEL. @36:10 - Facing Fears and learning to FEEL those in our body so we can acknowledge the truth... and the source of healing... @37:54 - Discussion of Preferred Persona vs Real Self - hiding the authentic self due to fears - the false narrative of the armor of fear; Reclaiming and integrating all of the authentic self. Acceptance of self and others.

[@odetteblacklock]

Thank you for your content over the years. I discovered the world of fascia after breaking my ankle almost 6 years ago. I am a sports podiatrist and fascia rehabilitation is my focus. Your channel is one of the best regarding this subject.

[@ElishaCeleste]

You're so welcome, thanks for hanging out with me here and doing some good work in the world!

[@uranusrising5050]

Damn y’all!! Infinite gratitude. This student is READY…..truth is easy to recognize….much love and light, sis 💜

[@DZ-rf9fh]

Love the work of Dr. Peter Lavine of somanic healing on trauma and the body. Thanks for doing this pod cast learned alot.

[@robertalenrichter]

Hello Elisha, I left some comments under videos a few years back. Everything that I've heard here makes absolute sense to me. My issues got worse, and then worse again through some recent chiropractic interventions. Not pain, but numbness, and I'm certain that it's postural, not neurological. I have a strong sense that when things are adjusted, "corrected", this can lead to a heightened conflict between the adjusted parts and the fascia, as though the two were pulling in different directions. Both biomechanically, I think, and emotionally. Since you feel that relational work is much more valuable than what I can do on my own, my task seems to be a matter of finding someone in my part of Berlin that I can work with. I know that I've been carrying anxiety all of my life, and in older age it seems to have come back again in a new guise. I also seem very sensitive to energy, but won't elaborate on that here. In any case, thank you for saying in a structured way what I pretty well "knew" already, as well as providing some new information.

[@josemartins7299]

From my own practice in Tai Chi, "press an shear" is what we are talking about wikt Chi circulatin. This is is the core opetaional principle of the art, Howver this principle is also applied in traditional Zen Shiatsu and may other body mind therapies when correctly done.

[@stillverseDri]

so impressed you integrated all those discoveries I've added to my world view and yet don't show up in M.S. things thank you

[@roxylqm111]

You are phenomenal. A gift to the world. Thank you for transforming your wound into this important work. 💚✨🙏

[@ElishaCeleste]

You're welcome. Thank you for being here to help in healing our world. 💛

[@Nurse_Nuggets]

Happy you’re back!

[@travelerchikk]

Thank you so much for making it easier all way around!!! Thanks for having these free ones and when I can afford it I’ll pay it backs my goal. You sound lovely!! My first time!! Here I go!!!!

[@kathrynstiles3509]

Somehow this popped up for me and I am so thankful!!!

[@ElishaCeleste]

Yay, I'm glad you're enjoying learning about fascia - it has so much to teach us!

[@crystalfachko1905]

Wow, thank you 💖💖💖

[@perfectlovenofear8060]

I’m so excited about this- I don’t have zoom but I do have KZbin!

[@julesbaxter7221]

Omg I’ve missed you ❤🎉❤

[@Lari-lc3zq]

The thought of opening up myself to another human being to this extent is utterly terrifying but I’m intrigued nonetheless. Thank you for this fascinating introduction. I think I may be perfectly ready for it.

[@bec2945]

Glad I found you on this platform. I love the co creator concept. And so true need to bring into one's own practice. Our bodies are amazing and we have the power to heal our body.

[@restorativelisteningproject]

I really appreciate your approach and your insights. It brought up some sadness in me as I thought about who I could ask to be my "Jess." I'll find a way to sign up for your teachings. They resonate. much love and appreciation for what you're offering us. xo

[@ElishaCeleste]

I am on a mission to help people "find their Jess" - so I'm playing matchmaker inside the free membership tier of the School. We've only had it open for a week and already 500 people have joined from all over the world, so I KNOW that people are going to find partners there. It's already happening. You can join here: www.schoolforlivingscience.com/community

[@francecloutier3435]

Merci infiniment pour votre si authentique partage. J'ai énormément appris.

[@richardlockie3392]

So good. Thank you. Lots to digest there. You mentioned torn fascia . Or the top layer . Small injury in the groin over years has left a tear that had grown down my leg. If you have any guidance or further videos it would be appreciated. Thanks

[@pippamellon8678]

Your slides and everything you say makes perfect sense ..I know it’s about my relationships..mailnly with men..from father to romantic ones.,the girls in our family have suffered by the hands of men…I found through my friend I see who is a shamanic, quantum intuitive, kiniesologist.. , we work together as I’m also intuitive..she helped me clear a 19 generation of 2 curses on my mothers side..I have a feeling they were to do with the women in this generational chain had given away our power to the men in our life’s..😢

[@ElishaCeleste]

Thank you for sharing - I relate, though my family patterns are a bit different. I applaud your courage to do this difficult healing work, which will end some or all of those generational cycles in your lineage. 💛

[@jujemcgregor1734]

Wonderful talk … thank you Elisha ❤

[@ElishaCeleste]

Really glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

[@jujemcgregor1734]

@@ElishaCeleste 💕

[@mp-qh1um]

my favorite woman in this world is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaack!

[@stillverseDri]

huge. huge. thank you

[@anniejax]

I need a “Jess” in my life, I have not found someone with that level of commitment. Not even the hubs😭

[@lazehaze6994]

Struggling with the same thing.

[@ElishaCeleste]

This is a really common thing for me to hear every time I share this story. Which is why I'm creating spaces - online and offline - for people to "find their Jess." Inside the new School I'm building, we will do all of this with and for each other. And I am offering in person experiences where this can happen through Kinetix. For example, I've opened a 10 day summer school this year and people are flying to Colorado in order to experience the healing power of partnership, partner fascia release and mapping. You can learn more here: www.kinetix.academy/summer-school

[@lazehaze6994]

@@ElishaCeleste hey elisha Do you think it will somehow be possible to connect with people interested in your work in switzerland? Greetings :)

[@ElishaCeleste]

@@lazehaze6994 actually, there are a handful of people in Swizterland who either have already studied with me, OR are wanting to right now. There's a group forming of people in Switzerland, Spain, France, Belgium and Germany who are organizing practice groups.

[@lazehaze6994]

@@ElishaCeleste oh really, thats crazy! How are they organised? Greetings Lazló

[@mp-qh1um]

my favorite woman in this world is baaaaaaaack!

[@PowerPlusNature]

I lost my big toe and a bit of the ball of my foot at 1 year old. How could that not be permanent? I really hope there is a way.

[@elizabethayiteyfio4555]

Thank you for such an in depth share. Deeply grateful. Are you familiar with Interstitium and Mesentery? Thank you😂

[@ElishaCeleste]

I tend to look at all of these "wrappings" as fascia, so in that sense I am familiar.

[@johnkoller8288]

I was attracted to this video because I have a sensitive binding and stiffness on my left side for years. I ‘ve wanted to see a rolfer but put it off also for years. Is rolfing something you could comment about? Well done and a gn inspiring story!

[@ElishaCeleste]

the primary teaching in this masterclass is that fascia won't change just because we want it to or perform certain techniques - such as rolfing (or partner fascia release or self fascia release or breathing, or....on and on). So I would first get curious about WHY you're so bound up and stiff on your left side. Without knowing why, and what is going on in your fascia, nervous system, blood vessels, lymph, and life...it's impossible to know what your body needs. You might be stiff and bound up because of compensations due to prior injuries, or because of trauma, or because of dehydration, or because of a gut issue inhibiting blood flow or nerve enervation to the left side...that's why I developed my mapping methodology, to take the guesswork out so we could be strategic in our actions.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

I have had that for a few years, and i found out I had several Lyme infections. Lyme+ causes myalgia, and I was getting stuff necks, sore throats, and my entire left side wouldn’t move after an upper cervical adjustment. Still, after being in treatment for 18 months, I still have leg pain and muscle weakness, that is unusual. For instance, I used a hand shovel to weed, a couple weeks ago that left my hand hurting for 2 days. Just a thought, but it’s worth looking into, IF you can find a Lyme-literate practitioner.

[@pippamellon8678]

I would like to join but pass word wants to many complicated didget..z🤷‍♀️ridiculous when it’s a free programme…i m trying to simplified my life not make it more difficult…love your content..I don’t have a partner to work with ..I do use this tecnique ..been using it intuitively with a melt roller or something harder.. my dog wouldn’t understand how to be my partner in walking on me..😃

[@perfectlovenofear8060]

Ah, I’m watching it. Taking a break now, but wow !

[@zioah4560]

Two worlds collided for me, the EDS connective tissue issues and fascia. Did not know connective tissues = fascia. Do you work with people with EDS or hyper mobility and/or MCAS?

[@ElishaCeleste]

I am hypermobile (not diagnosed with anything, but most of my joints hyperextend and I get injured easily if I try to perform movements without resistance, like olympic lifting or throwing things overhead or martial arts). I've worked with a lot of hypermobile people, yes.

[@MDM-wb3in]

I had a recent fasciectomy 3 days ago where 2/3 of my infraspinatus fascia was removed to relieve a muscle knot which was initially a suspected lipoma. My muscles and skin on that side started to sag a bit compared to the other side. It was pretty invasive and I’m regretting being there. I was told it will regenerate, but is it really possible? what exercise and therapy would you recommend to reverse this ? Thanks in advance and I appreciate your videos

[@jonmcmahon90292]

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[@ysy4805]

❤❤❤

[@jessica11381]

59:47 starts a beautiful frame for understanding 1:04:02 1:11:54

[@joanneratchford3894]

I am interested in this subject. The preamble was way too long and really not informative.

[@ElishaCeleste]

You know, I can appreciate the frustration you feel. I'm often frustrated by the fact that I talk "too much" (a judgement often pointed out to me here on KZbin, and a self judgment I am working to heal). I also appreciate that despite my own very real inadequacies and deeply rooted fears of public ridicule and judgment, I am doing my best to show up and offer something to the world that could be helpful. Pretty soon you won't have to bother with real humans like me because we will have AI - ones that looks like real humans but aren't - teaching us all about fascia (and everything else). One way to tell the difference between an AI and a human is that human beings are fallible, we have our deficiencies and our fears, and those mistakes and fumbles and personality quirks are what make us human.

[@sstrett6302]

⁠​⁠@@ElishaCeleste I liked the preamble, it gave me sense of you - and my sense is that you are a trustworthy person for Me to listen to you. Thanks for demonstrating courage to us.

[@PatriciaDrake-is7qy]

Lol i think all the people making negative comments are the ones who need the mirrors most but refuse to look at them!

[@eenotana3563]

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