Lectures on Request

Goldkeim – The Lost Germ of Health

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Since the mid-19th century, our staple foods have been fundamentally altered worldwide. What has since been celebrated as technical and political progress actually forms the medical foundation for most modern lifestyle diseases. Truly the vast majority, including:

• Metabolism & Energy: Chronic exhaustion, metabolic disorders, post-meal fatigue, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes.
• Gut & Digestion: Bloating, leaky gut, sluggishness, disrupted gut flora, food intolerances (which are often not true allergies, but reactions to deconstructed food).
• Heart & Vessels: High blood pressure, vascular calcification, chronic silent inflammation in tissues.
• Weight & Cravings: Obesity, persistent lack of satiety (because the body lacks vital nutrients from the germ).

The critical aspect: Natural science now proves the transgenerational inheritance of metabolic disorders to our children and grandchildren—we pass this down up to two generations into the future. Humanity has been doing this for about six generations. Is it wise to put an end to it?

Relevant information is published on www.goldkeim.com and forms an integral part of the seminars.

Quality of Time – From the Cross of Planning to the Sleeping Phoenix

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This lecture is a historical journey through time: from the waning era of the Cross of Planning to the global shift into the Sleeping Phoenix—explored through the lens of Human Design as well as astrological observations of Pluto and the archetypal elemental shift from Earth to Air marked by the Great Conjunction.

In the process, societal developments and global dynamics become tangible and self-evident—phenomena that are otherwise often helplessly attributed to conspiracy theories. Looking at these astronomical and energetic cycles opens up a completely new perspective on world affairs, far removed from merely projecting the past onto our future out of fear.

A neutral, profound orientation guide for people who want to understand the current epochal shift rather than merely endure it.