The Cerebrospinal Fluid and I AM

The webinar will describe the most current and up-to-date research on the cerebrospinal uid. The cerebrospinal uid is a uid that bathes our entire central nervous system, from the inside and outside, traveling all the way down around your spinal cord to your sacrum as well as within a central hollow canal inside your spinal cord. At the center of your brain, at the same location of your third eye, your brow center, there is a cavity lled with the cerebrospinal uid called the third ventricle. It is bordered by the pituitary gland in front and the pineal gland in back, and has been referred to as the ‘Crystal Palace’ and the ‘Cave of Brahma.’ We will discuss some of the basic fundamental properties and functions of this fluid.

The CSF is home to many neurotransmitters and signaling molecules providing an elaborate range of biological functions. Interestingly, the CSF contains the ‘spirit molecule’ DMT that is released by the pineal gland. Furthermore, the cells contacting the CSF can receive information related to light, vibrations, movement, and molecules. The CSF utilizes volume transmission and its information can be quickly dispersed and simultaneously target key brain regulatory centers due to its uid nature. Nisargadatta Maharaj said, “uids come together and the ‘I Am’ appears.” The CSF may therefore serve as a vehicle for immediate signaling to major control centers of the brain and may be signicant in regulating consciousness, the ow of spirit, the sense of ‘I Am’. Let us connect with our CSF, connect with the “I Am”, visit the ‘Cave of Brahma’, and explore our internal ocean.

Let us go on a voyage of the ventricles and bath in the liquid light of the cerebrospinal fluid. Come on this journey of wonder and sense your beingness.

Below is an interview of Mauro Zappaterra (this is NOT the webinar)

Mauro Zappaterra obtained his MD and PhD degrees from Harvard Medical School. He completed his PhD doing work with neuronal stem cells and the effects of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in brain development and in the adult. He is published in numerous scientic articles on the CSF and his work was chosen as the cover image for the prestigious Neuron Journal. He was also featured in the New England Journal of Medicine in teaching medical students about living with life threatening diseases and in Psychology Today on an article titled “Joy: The art of loving life.” He completed his Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) residency at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, where he also served as Chief Resident. He is board certied in PM&R with a particular focus on optimizing human performance and decreasing suffering. He is the Director of Regenerative Medicine and Clinical Research at Synovation Medical Group and is a staff physician at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. As a PM&R physician he combines his training in various complementary medicine modalities such as Polarity Therapy, Reiki and Craniosacral Therapy and attempts to treat each individual wholistically, integrating body, mind and spirit. Much of his practice is focused on pain management. He researches and designs new programs and techniques to help alleviate pain, improve function, and increase quality of life.