The liver is the organ that represents this ability to synthetize, from many substances, what the body needs in order to function. It represents the intuitive capacity of the intellect. It represents the world without form; the void from which form emerges, or the non-void: the emptiness from which all manifestation emerges. It cleanses and reconstructs.

To enhance the liver function, it is important to carry out annual or bi-annual purification of the liver and gall-bladder. The liver, or Sacred Sound, is in harmonious resonance with our whole being. For the other levels, it is essential to practice contemplation. Contemplation is a form of meditation that involves viewing things with an attitude of openness and compassion. When someone looks at others in this way we may speak of it as empathy: full of compassion and devoid of attachment. By looking at the world in this way, innate knowledge will appear spontaneously from the deeper recesses of our being, without needing abstract conceptual constructs. Definition through concepts or intellectual knowledge is slow, laborious, and incomplete, if we compare it with information received in contemplation. Knowledge received through contemplation is wisdom; it is knowledge that is spontaneous and immediate, complete and holistic. The intellect or mental body intervenes only when this knowledge needs to be communicated to others with whom telepathic communication is not possible. «Aha!» I can hear you saying «he’s crazy!» Well, in fact, despite the fact that those words may seem to question your entire education, they nevertheless reflect reality. Telepathy has been demonstrated so many times, in numerous studies and in the everyday lives of so many beings, that to question the existence of telepathy is merely to confirm the fact that modern day education is remarkably short sighted (for example, birds practice flying together in the fall to prepare for migration; they fly in perfect formation, and all of them change direction at the same time, synchronized to the nearest millisecond! The same thing can be observed in schools of fish and in many other situations. So even animals know how to use telepathy!). People are no longer capable of thinking for themselves and reaching their own conclusions without the approval of some external authority. This deficiency causes weakness in the liver and numerous diseases afflicted upon it by the modern world. It leads to a situation where a small number of people can govern and manipulate the masses, while taking decisions that destroy Nature, on which the lives of all beings depend. This mindset creates interference between Man and the Universe; it deprives Man of access to the Sacred Sound that resonates in harmony with the Whole, and that provides all beings with the information they require at all times.

Taking time to observe nature, especially the nature that surrounds us, such as our gardens, helps us to access the information we need to live as True Human beings. Our beings do not feed only on food and water. We also need to find the cosmic food that connects us directly to the Source. The connection that we have with the Source of all intelligence and information in the universe – because there is order in this vast world – is right here, inside us, at every moment. The reflection of this informational field is in nature, the land, the skies, the stars, and the natural elements of this world. So, taking time to contemplate nature is a vital, essential, and irreplaceable activity. It is as fundamental a need as breathing and eating.

Once you have succeeded in feeling this communion with nature – and this is something you feel rather than think – you can extend this contemplative vision to all other areas of your life. This will give you greater peace, creativity, joy, and efficiency in all your activities – and a healthier liver!

A healthy liver facilitates the synthesis and integration of all information, be it physiological, intuitive or spiritual. A diseased liver amplifies anger and often gives people a loud voice and a tendency to shout. Too much anger damages the liver, while unexpressed anger can also be harmful to the liver. But it is possible to find constructive, positive, non-violent ways of expressing legitimate anger by using a little creativity.