Chance Garton on The Cosmic Salon with Niish
I joined Niish on The Cosmic Salon for a long, easygoing conversation about Biofield Tuning, language, time, and finding a lighter way through dark days.
Chance and I get into the power of healing through tuning forks, mindful curation of thought and perception bias, and then we move into the ever fascinating realm of language -- dead languages and the power of words as they relate to the mutable modern world of communication that includes emojis, slang, and ebonics. We also traverse through some Jungian territory and tie it all together in a deeply dynamic chat. This is a conversation and not an interview.
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In this episode
Core themes
Chance's path into biofield tuning
Chance described discovering Eileen Day McKusick's biofield tuning work and using one of her weighted tuning forks on a long-standing shoulder problem, which he said improved within days. He said the experience led him to practice on friends and then take clients without formal certification. Chance explained his idea that stuck energy in the biofield holds beliefs, and he compared a session to reviewing the settings on a camera. Niish asked which forks he favored, and Chance named the 174 and 222 as good starting points.
Coherence, EMF, and the inner world
Chance described electromagnetic noise as dissonant sound that people must filter out, and he argued that a coherent biofield gave resilience against it. Niish raised Havana syndrome, frequency weapons, and Russian documents, and mentioned a wearable pulsing device. Chance replied that he knew of such reports but believed vulnerability to outside attacks required inner fragmentation. He said he preferred the view that the inner world leads the outer one. Niish appreciated that sunny outlook and noted a preference for staying neutral on all of it.
Lucid dreaming, Jung, and synchronicity
Niish described lucidity as the key to living in a collective dream, and spoke about noticing that many people seem asleep to it. Niish tied this to Jung's idea of individuation and changing consciousness at will. Chance responded that he saw synchronicity as the rule rather than the exception, limited only by a person's symbolic literacy. He also described symptoms as symbols and said he saw all things called evil as eventually serving good, which he called his sunny side of the street.
The nature of time
Niish asked Chance about the nature of time, and Chance cited research in which skin conductivity seemed to respond before a random image was chosen. He offered that as a sign of reverse causality, and he said biofield work could reframe the past by changing the meaning given to it. Chance later described two Greek words for time, one measured by the clock and one subjective, and said soul growth was the real measure of a life. Niish followed up by asking whether aptitude explained such effects.
Language, mythology, and hidden letters
Chance described how, in his view, English translations of Genesis hid original Hebrew meanings, and he offered mater and pater as Latin roots of matter and pattern. He explained letter swaps in philology and argued that priesthoods used unchanging languages such as Latin to keep power. Niish added concern about slang, texting, and emojis diluting shared meaning. Chance framed these as his own philological readings and said he enjoyed the syncretic study of myth and language.
Quotes
“I like to live from the perspective that the inner world leads the outer world rather than the outer world shaping my inner world.”
“Once you know, you can't not know. And then at that point, you get to bring free will to the equation instead of just reacting.”
“There's only ever right now. The past is a story and the future is an expectation, and both of those are malleable with free will.”
“The Latin word for mother is mater, which is the same as matter. And the father in Latin is pater, which is the same as pattern.”
“When you eject from the body and you're done with this particular incarnation, the only thing that will have mattered is how much did your soul grow? And that's the real measure of how long your life was.”
“I do view the experience we're having as a greater dream, a collective dream sharing, if you will.”
“If we are able to choose where our energies flow and how they flow, meet people where they are, then we're actually the awakened dreamer within the dream because we are not being controlled by these forces, either inside or outside.”
“Getting pre Abrahamic or pre Piscean, I find gratifying when we start peeling back the layers and looking at how we got here.”
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