“Fascia is the interface of spirit animating the pattern of the matter of us,” says Joanne Avison, who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explain that, despite what we’ve been taught, the body is not bio-mechanical and made up of three layers, but a series of spiral designs—including the heart that is the first thing to appear at conception and shape the unique individuals that we all are. We are, explains Joanne—movement specialist and practitioner and bestselling author on the topic of fascia and fascia anatomy—a liquid crystal matrix that is connected to and interacts with the larger liquid crystal matrix around us. Thinking of our bodies this way means debunking the benefits of popular methods and practices—such as stretching and yoga. Joanne explains how doing subtle micro-movements and their “5 Rs,” help us to tune into our bodies intelligence and learn to listen and respond. She shares how this bodywork helped her father, her clients and herself to rebound from major injury and illness, and why the success of healing in body work is largely about matching frequencies. Join today’s discussion to learn why the last thing we should be looking for is alignment and stability, and how to successfully navigate this new paradigm into which we’ve entered. Quotes“That we can function as parts, work out those parts, put those parts together and then build a human—sorry, it doesn’t work like that. You self-organize as an original, completely unique, unicellular being and you self-organize into the architect that’s going to express itself as the architect. Go figure. You literally self-organize the architecture in order to express yourself as the architect expressing the architect.” (8:23 | Joanne Avison)“It leaves me with the feeling that fascia is the interface. Fascia is the interface of spirit animating the pattern of the matter of us.” (22:18 | Joanne Avison)“Because it’s fluid, your body is continually adjusting around it so your body is clocking that as movement. Because we’re liquid crystal, we’re not machines that need giant fake movements. I don’t want my joints oiled, I want my joints reminded that they’re a liquid crystal matrix.” (30:47 | Meredith Oke and Joanne Avison)“This liquid crystal talks and it loves nothing more than to tell you its story. Usually, we don’t listen and so it shouts and we call that pain. And it says, ‘Psst! I hurt! Pay attention!’” (33:02 | Joanne Avison)“That’s who we are. We’re actually dynamic instability. When I hear people talking about their training for alignment and instability, I walk away…We’re not stable and we’re not aligned and we’re not designed to be. We’re designed to walk on rough terrain that changes and adapt accordingly.” (41:59 | Joanne Avison)LinksConnect with Joanne Avison: joanneavison.comhttps://www.youtube.com/@joanne.avisonThere's more to QBC: To receive our Podcast Guide, where we break episodes down by category & to receive updates from us, subscribe to our email list here: https://qbcpod.comYou can join the FREE QBC online community here. Find practitioners, ask questions, share experiences: https://qbcpod.com/freecommunityPractitioner certification, the fundamentals of applied quantum biology to apply in your practice, offered through the Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit dedication to education & research in new health paradigms: 

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