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Episode 4 - True Health and True Intelligence: the legacy and our responsibility
Just when you thought modern philosophy was lost to relativism and abstract theory, enter Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon.
This in depth conversation will re-ignite your love of philosophy, not only for its considered practical examination of human life, but for its profound understanding of the inner workings of our innate multi-dimensionality.
Competition, greed, our declining health – the fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves – if you have ever wanted to know the 'why' beneath the current human condition, this episode is for you.
755 comments
Mary February 29, 2020
Serge Benhayon explains in this episode that we need to understand that we are part of the universe and we need to understand what that actually means by way of living and co existing with everything around us. Do we flow with the rhythms of the moon and the universe?
But how many of us have been taught this basic understanding within our families, friends or at school? If we are all living out of kilter to the rest of the universe then it makes sense to me that we are ill. It seems to me that we rely on the intelligence of our minds rather than the intelligence of the universe and this feels very arrogant or willful that we dare to defy the one energy that makes up the entire universe. If this is the truth and it is, then so be it that we have to learn the hard way through illness and disease that we should not live outside the flow of the universe. It's as basic as don't put the wrong fuel in your car; if you do you will damage the engine.
Mary February 28, 2020
Wow! if humanity were to stop and consider the statistics that Bill Foley is presenting on just the rates of Diabetes alone what are we doing to ourselves? And this is just one illness. These statistics were given a few years ago, so I wonder if the rates have increased or have we taken notice of the medical profession and are changing our life style patterns and behaviours?
Mary November 2, 2019
What has been exposed is that Humans are not so intelligent as they think they are. If we are so intelligent why are we so ill? Why do we harm and distract ourselves in whatever way we can, and even worse how come we can abuse, harm, and even kill each other? Why do so called intelligent people who we all look up to in our society as being super intelligent such as doctors and dentists chose to commit suicide? And why are we unable to question all of this but just accept this as a 'normal' way of life? And why when someone does innocently question this way of life are they then ridiculed and abused for daring to expose the rot that we are not prepared to see.
Viktoria April 21, 2019
I love this episode so much, both Serge and Bill have such a depth to the way they are presenting. Every now and again I find myself not being able to fall asleep, usually when i'm away from my home in a different environment where I don't feel very settled. But the moment i play this episode, the room goes into a stillness, all the mental thoughts that feel so overwhelming begin to cease and i find myself surrendering and going into my sleep like a baby.
Viktoria April 4, 2019
Perhaps greed is rooted in our feeling of lack, we feel like there is something missing and that the more money we earn (or steal) the more we will feel fulfilled. But what happens is that the more money we get, the more we want – what we have is not enough & never will be enough until we feel enough ourselves.
Mary February 28, 2020
I feel you have made a very good point here Viktoria, I was watching a film about planet Earth and the destruction that is happening to the rain forests, we are raping the biodiversity of this planet in the name of greed, a desire to match what some countries see as a civilized culture, but civilized by who's standard? Is it possible that those people who live simply with a care for themselves and their communities are far richer than this unceasing greed that is all consuming?
Ariana March 27, 2019
True health – is it what we have accepted? For we have accepted a poor substitute it seems. Absence of a fatal illness is not true health.
Gill Randall March 19, 2019
The statistics on diabetes that Bill Foley gives here really wake us up about where we are in society today. There must be something about how we are living relative to fifty years ago and Serge Benhayon gives us all the reasons about the things that have changed, the way we live, the way we move, the way we speak has become detached from our quality in each day with the pressures and stresses of life taking us over. We can all learn to return to living from inside the being first, living what we know to be true in the body.
Mary January 29, 2020
Interestingly Gill the other day I received an email from the local health care system asking for people to be trained as support teams for diabetic groups. The sheer number of people being diagnosed with this disease means that there is a need for more support, which means more people are needed to support these groups coming together. I think this is great forward planning but surely we should all be asking ourselves why is it that we as a human race getting so sick. The medical profession is under immense pressure to find a way to fix the human-being but surely we have a responsibility to ask ourselves how am I living? And is there a possibility that the way I am living is contributing to my illness?
Ariana March 17, 2019
Intelligence is here exposed for what it is – an avoidance of the truth, which causes our own ill-health.
Ariana March 12, 2019
"Competition, greed, our declining health – the fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves." We may know what is sensible and true for us to do, but then end up doing the opposite. The truth of the statistics should have us making changes and yet we do not. The state of health is a shocking testimony to the fact that humanity is not that smart at all.
Ariana March 9, 2019
My understanding of true health, is having the wisdom to listen to our body, which is the greatest feedback of where we are at.
Michael Brown February 25, 2019
Intelligence is not learnt, rather it is accessed.
Gill Randall February 23, 2019
Serge Benhayon tv shows how this media can be used to wake us up, rather than use it for distraction or put us to sleep. No-one else but Serge Benhayon teaches the big picture of how we live life 'in virtue', the whole of our day with a consistency living from love. That is our Livingness, a living way, living and moving in connection with every moment of every day to the best of our ability and reflect the truth we all are. Time to wake up.
Ariana February 13, 2019
Looking at smoking, alcohol and sugar, and the toll these have on people, it beggars belief that we can claim we are intelligent and yet use and abuse these substances. The outplay on humanity is astronomical in terms of the outcome diseases, and yet we still champion our intelligence.
Mary December 7, 2019
That's because we are being led by the nose Ariana by an intelligence that controls us. We don't want to hear this because we think we think, that the thoughts we have belong to us we are the master of them. Until we are prepared to admit that we do not think it is a flow of energy passing through us a consciousness nothing will change. We are witness to this fact that even though we live in the 21 century nothing has really changed and to me nothing will change until we change the consciousness that flows though us. When we at last align to our soul and this is already occurring then the change will come quietly like the snowflakes falling on a winters day.
Ariana February 6, 2019
True health and healthy eating is not as we have been sold it to be- eat five portions of fruits and vege a day and you will keep I'll health from the door- keep fit and life will be okay- but fit people get sick too, people who eat thei five portions get sick – so what are we missing here? It's like we are determined to stay unaware of the impact of our actions- how we live.
Danna Elmalah January 23, 2019
I love watching Serge Benhayon TV as it is supportive of understanding the life we live and the world we live in. Where we are not separated from.
We can tell that by this wisdom shared, we can to equally wake up and turned on to respond if we want to those truths and step up our quality of livingness. Like Serge Benhayon shared ; we are allready everything, we only need to deepen. I love that because it makes life simple as in the current complexity there is an endless struggle that can seemingly can not heal itself.
Ariana Ray January 16, 2019
This is a foundational episode of Serge TV – looking at the truth of intelligence that has given us the global ill-health we are seeing today.
Gill Randall January 14, 2019
True education is described here to develop the whole person, that feels so supportive to learn how to live, learning a fitness from our inside no matter what we do. I love what Serge Benhayon describes as 'one life', everything matters and everything is lived consistently throughout every day.
Ariana Ray January 14, 2019
To cast aside all the camoflage we live that is cutting us off from who we are, this is what Serge Benhayon does each day and this is possible for us all. The state of ill-health globally is telling us just how much camouflage we invest in and which brings us ill-health in spades.
Ariana January 14, 2019
A simple conversation about health and its true state of play – with 100% truth.
Michael Brown January 13, 2019
Neither one can exist without the other.
Jennifer Smith January 9, 2019
Greed has to be one of the main reasons why the world is in the many situations if finds itself in, in these present times. It brings so much suffering to many. And yet it is based on insecurity. That makes complete sense for its a reaction to feeling insecure. Its so important that we explore and expose our own insecurities. That way we will be dealing with what we can hurt ourselves and others with if undealt with.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 17, 2019
Going beneath any big and complex social issue, and taking many steps back, always exposes how every one of them is created though, fostered by and built on personal hurts and issues that we as individuals have been leaving undealt with.
Ariana Ray January 9, 2019
What I love in this episode is the exposure of what is all too commonly accepted – Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley bring the truth of the state of play, and we certainly need the truth right now.
Ariana Ray January 5, 2019
To expose the reality of health today is not popular with many- but it has not worked so how can we keep championing it? It makes no sense.
Ariana Ray January 4, 2019
"Just when you thought modern philosophy was lost…" enter Serge Benhayon, the true modern philosopher who brings the Ancient Wisdom to our everyday understanding.
Alison Valentine January 2, 2019
Bill Foley and Serge Benhayon take us on a journey through many of the early philosophers such as Hermes, Pythagoras, and Krishna to name but a few, who all knew that living from the inner heart and not from the mind opens our eyes to a true and healthy way of living.
Mary April 3, 2020
Through our insecurities we have made a material world that is abusive and so feels unsafe which then feeds our insecurities it is a viscous cycle that we have entrapped ourselves in. And it needs someone who is not caught up in the cycle to reflect back to us that what we think is our reality isn't at all. And as you have correctly stated Doug Serge Benhayon is not the first true philosopher to expose the rot we live in but comes from a lineage of masters that came to expose the lies and to support humanity to see through their entrapment.
Ariana Ray January 1, 2019
I love this episode- the truth about health- no spin doctors around here, just he truth of what is going on
Keep it coming!
Ariana Ray December 29, 2018
The exposure that is presented here is a shocker but well needed. What is clear – what we call health today is re-framed, re-packaged and sold as a lie.
Gill Randall January 1, 2019
It's true Ariana, what is presented here feels a long way off how we are living in society today. How wonderful would it be to go to a GP and be treated by a truly healthy person who deeply look after themselves, what an amazing reflection that would be. The definition of health has changed and become in the past few years to mean having fewer chronic conditions or no life threatening condition than average, not true vitality at all.
Jennifer Smith December 24, 2018
This is quite a profound conversation that covers many aspects of what we think life is about and what life is about. Each topic discussed intimately affects every single one of us. Both Serge and Bill hold such a deep level of respect for what they are discussing and the effect that it all has on broader humanity. So beautiful to hear these conversations being taken to a level that can assist many more people to begin asking more questions about life. What is this we call life?
Ingrid Ward December 19, 2018
The brilliant discussion between Serge Benhayon and Prof Bill Foley about intelligence and responsibility is an extremely important one if humanity wants to change the world. It is clear that many intelligent people are very irresponsible when it comes to some areas of their lives, so maybe it's time to consider the fact that intelligence as we have come to know it, as being from the mind, is not our true intelligence. True intelligence for me comes with taking responsibility for all our actions, care for self and others, integrity and truth, so if any one of those is missing then intelligence is definitely lacking.
Michael Brown December 10, 2018
Using the same intelligence we used to get ourselves into a problem, out of the same problem will only ever improve the symptoms.
Christoph Schnelle December 10, 2018
There are so many obvious contradictions in our life where our actions are at wide variance from our thoughts, best intentions and utterances, where a lot of decent people come together and do heinous things and many others that a good question to ask – 'why?".
Jennifer Smith December 7, 2018
Reflecting on the discussion around being competitive as a form of bullying. I was involved in a conversation this week where we were sharing on a local competition for girls and young women. Who were being competitive were the parents and the efforts they go to to make sure their daughter wins and how cut down everyone feels if they don't. This is really important for everyone to reflect on by seeing the whole picture and how competition chips away at the worth of another, by not winning. There is only one winner.
Gill Randall December 6, 2018
I have been watching a TV programme on a school with young people who have terrible behaviour problems, and their home life appears to be pretty chaotic with a lack of true parenting. Some teenagers at the moment are having difficulty handling the basics of life, in some part because the boundaries haven't been learned in their home lives.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 3, 2019
We are good at spotting an issue and targeting to fix that in isolation. We forget that just because we focus our attention on one segment, it does not mean life works in segments. Every aspect of our life matters, and any area that does not reflect and confirm our exquisite inner essence will be experiences as a hurt and be a potential for us reacting in ways that further sabotage us. In my view when considering behaviour therapy this understanding is crucial.
Gill Randall December 5, 2018
This episode tells us how it is possible to live a consistency in every area of our lives. This consistency is a health in mental, emotional, physical and psychological. As Serge here quotes from Pythagorus.. " If it's not lived in your body, it is impossible for you to live it." What we have to learn is to live from the intelligence from the body, not the head, to master how to live life.
Christoph Schnelle December 5, 2018
We are so smart, so genuinely smart. So why is our health as a society declining, so much so that the life expectancy in the US and UK is reducing despite the improvements of modern medicine?
Michael Brown December 7, 2018
Not just the length but all we need to do is look at the quality.
Ariana Ray December 2, 2018
Do we even want to look at what true health is? Yes, Serge Benhayon is up for exposing what is going on, but do we want to know? Would we rather ignore the facts of global disease and keep living as we have been, pretending we are not a part of the whole picture, when we most certainly are.
Gill Randall November 29, 2018
It is a very interesting subject to be able to build our qualification for fitness in life, building our livingness from the innermost out. It starts with our parents building themselves and allowing us to build ourselves as children in the environment at home and then kindergarten and school. But we can all start by working on ourselves so we get the experience of a fitness in our bodies.
Michael Brown November 28, 2018
We can see throughout history many many intelligent folk who added a superb amount of value and wealth to our existence, but the theme that runs through them all is not the intelligence, it has been their understanding that life is not the 'it' – there is so much more to live than what we see.
Christoph Schnelle December 10, 2018
Yes, the combination of intelligence and that extra bit is very powerful.
Ariana Ray November 28, 2018
When we look at our own body and how we live from day to day, if we are honest we will see the correlation between them. We are how we move and live.
Michael Brown November 26, 2018
The healthier I am the more intelligent choices I make.
Ingrid Ward November 23, 2018
More PhDs, more medical professionals, more medical procedures and more illness and disease than ever before. Something does not make sense to me, and many others. And while the medical system scrambles to develop bigger and better 'band aids' for all the ills of humanity, here is a man who has all the answers that would change the health of the world. So why isn't he being listened to? I am one who has listened and as a result, these days my health and my well-being has improved far beyond anything I thought was possible. All of humanity deserves to know what I know.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh November 30, 2018
Yes the world we have created, the societies we have fostered and the systems we have generated are all seriously struggling, and after so much effort to fix, patch up and manage things we are not really getting anywhere with it. Yet Ageless Wisdom again and again throughout history offered us the answers which we have to our own detriment chosen to keep ignoring. And here we have it again through Serge Benhayon, and in this episode supported by Professor William Foley. Will we listen this time round?
Jennifer Smith November 19, 2018
The discussion around the current education system is a very important one. Yes the education system prepares us for a particular area of work (if you train in a particular area) but there is nothing about practical everyday living at school and how to live in a way that you can walk through all that goes in in life. School is not about preparing for life, even though it is thought that it can set us up for life. What I love about Serge Benhayon's discussions, presentations and ponderings is that he takes it all to the detail, there is no stone left unturned. He sees all of the inconsistencies and asks, why?
Stephanie Stevenson November 18, 2018
On re-visiting to these interviews, there is always something new that I have not been aware of on previous visits.
Ariana Ray November 14, 2018
'Competition, greed, our declining health' – a toxic package which is discussed in this great episode.
Michael Brown November 13, 2018
Intelligence goes way beyond basic recall.
Carmel Reid November 12, 2018
Intelligence for Humanity and not for the individual – this is something we don't think about – creating the atom bomb is celebrated by some but regretted by others for the impact the technology has on fellow human beings
Hm November 11, 2018
The stats are out and it's scary. A huge wake up call for us to take more responsibility in what heath means and how we start to prevent not fix
Stephanie Stevenson November 9, 2018
I love the gems that these episodes bring to support true evolution. There is always more we can discard from limiting beliefs and ideals to live more of the truth of who we are.
Christoph Schnelle December 5, 2018
Yes, there are – at least for a long time – always more beliefs to become aware of and then the let go.
Shami November 5, 2018
Professor William Foley clearly has such a depths of intelligence and wonder about the world and human history, it is a joy to watch him speak.
rosanna bianchini November 1, 2018
I love how Serge expands on Plato's 'treating the whole' – understanding that we are part of the universe and what it means to live in a way that respects this – to flow with the rhythms of the moon, of the constellations that are around us. If we try to ignore what is around us we are always going to be depleted and in ill health.
Ariana Ray October 31, 2018
What we say we know about healthy living has not served us, if we look at the state of play where health is concerned, we are not doing so great for so called intelligent beings. I love how this episode is exposing the truth about health.
Michael Brown October 31, 2018
Question my intelligence and my answer will now be my health. And vice versa.
Ariana Ray October 27, 2018
I can attest that my health has turned around since I have been taking responsibility for how I live.
Jennifer Smith October 27, 2018
I love how Professor William Foley brings in the history of the world teachers over the millennium. It highlights how much these teachings have carried forward over time, but also how much we have chosen not to learn.
Ariana Ray October 26, 2018
I just felt to say thank you for these TV episodes that offer us all such a truth to live by.
Thank you Serge Benhayon with all my heart, for you are giving us gold every time.
Michael Brown October 25, 2018
I'm healthier than ever, and actually as a result, am doing, learning and coming up with things that are out of this world when stacked up against my experience and knowledge.
Janet October 23, 2018
Wowser, the last ten minutes of this interview almost blew my socks off, as Serge Benhayon concisely explained the entire human condition and the truth about our evolution.
Natalie Hawthorne October 23, 2018
I so agree with Serge how ridiculous competition is and that there is no true cell in our body that naturally is designed to be this way with each other. I have played both the female in the comparison competition and also the better than at what ever it is and when you get to feel them and how harming this is to another you absolutely sober up and all quiets on such a destructive from of bullying. Still today I can catch it wanting to slip in and have to be super vigilant and calling it out.
Shami October 21, 2018
I love this video of Serge Benhayon and William Foley having a truly deep and meaningful conversation. And I am so grateful that this video is available for us to watch, over and over again, with each viewing giving a little bit more understanding for what they are actually talking about, which in my view is nothing short of incredible.
Rik Connors October 20, 2018
Profound question – Why is most of humanity not living who they are? This question would scare most . . Into a fearful answer of defence. We would defend what we have created even though we are contracted, indulging, lost, comfortable, 'happy', successful. We have answer. But why not ask – Who are we?
Janet October 19, 2018
Listening to Serge and Bill converse about philosophy like this ignites something deep with me that feels ancient, and resonates throughout my body with an absoluteness of truth.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh October 31, 2018
These conversations are an absolute gem of a gift to give oneself.
Ingrid Ward October 19, 2018
What Serge Benhayon really brings to the fore for me is how so many women today feel that they have to 'fight' to get equality to men, to beat breast cancer, to be heard and in some cases, go one stage further and take their fight into the boxing ring and onto the rugby field. I get a very strong sense that once women connect with and embrace their innate fragility and delicateness there will no longer be any impulse to fight anything or anyone, as they will finally understand the true fragility and power of their beautiful women's body.
Janet October 19, 2018
This is the kind of conversation we should be having at our dinner tables, in our schools and universities, until we come to a one-unified truth about what needs to change, in order for us to be fully supported our evolution.
Rowena Stewart October 18, 2018
The world needs so much more of this type of conversation – the state of our international health is in a dire state and what is presented here opens the door to a fundamental level of healing that really works, as my body can testify.
Janet October 19, 2018
Here, here, Rowena…how can we really be talking about anything other than how to arrest the ill momentum of what we are collectively living?
Michael Brown October 18, 2018
I love philosophy that can be practically taken into life like the sort that's presented here.
Michael Brown October 15, 2018
I love living in a way where health and intelligence go hand in hand.
Rachel Murtagh October 12, 2018
I never get tired of listening to Serge Benhayon and I love the exchange between Bill and Serge in this interview. Listening to what was shared, I have come to the conclusion that in the end, it seems the worlds problems stem from the fact we live life as 'human-doings' instead of 'human-beings'. Cultivate and support the being part of the human 'to be' and we have a formula for right living.
Joshua Campbell October 10, 2018
Why is a report that is saying 95% of the world is sick not on every headline around the globe? That to me feels a million times more important than any news about who won or lost in cricket for example.
Michael Brown October 10, 2018
Is it intelligent to abandon our health or is it intelligent to say actually i'm going to take responsibility even though it means I may have to stop certain things that give me kicks or relief.
Ingrid Ward October 10, 2018
It is so obvious that our present education system is not educating anyone, both young and old, to be "Fit for Life", as Serge Benhayon presents. Yes, it may be turning out many people with diplomas, degrees and with minds stuffed full of information that may or maybe not be useful in their lives, but in the process it is separating the students from the most important part of them – their bodies. A true education system covers every facet of life and every part of our being, and starts from very young with everyone in a child's life being responsible to educate them to be "Fit for Life.
Janet October 19, 2018
Yes, I love the term 'fit for life' as it does away with any academic hierarchy, and asks of each of us whether our lives and our relationships are harmonious and evolving.
Ariana Ray October 5, 2018
The world health organisation tells us that all too many diseases are related to our lifestyle, can we take responsibility for that? Can we step up into taking responsibility for how we live?
Nattalija October 4, 2018
I have enjoyed watching this episode several times as it reveals more and more of the absolute current state of the world and how so little is being expressed in getting to the cause of the unrest.
Shami October 4, 2018
This is a truly intellectual conversation ~ because both men are speaking from their bodies and not from their minds.
Janet October 20, 2018
Yes, Shami, and where the body can love, the mind cannot.
Rachel Murtagh October 2, 2018
What I also love about this episode is that competition is exposed along with bullying in the form of being successful. It makes sense that we use competition as a fortress to hide the insecurity underneath. It makes sense that if we are the best at something, we get left alone and are admired… but in that we crush those that can never achieve the same result. This is a form of bullying but until it was spelt out this way I never saw it in that light.
Nattalija October 1, 2018
The quality of conversation that is offered by these two men holds true to the questions we have all been asking. The willingness to come forth and discuss these shows the dedication and purpose for all in knowing that what we are currently seeing in the world is far from the true potential we all have to live.
Michael Brown September 28, 2018
I love being able to come back to these interviews and get a different angle, or picking up something I didn't the time before… If they weren't recorded I would have sworn they were changing the content with the amount of depth and multidimensional presenting held within.
Ariana Ray October 4, 2018
I'm with you there Michael, I have been blown away by how much I missed the last time I watched it – with the feeling of 'I never heard that before' , but realising that I didn't want to hear that before. We hear only as much as we want to hear.
Janet October 5, 2018
Haha, I agree Michael. There is so much in these episodes that it is a must to revisit each one, and I could endlessly listen to these two wise men talk about the legacy of the Ageless Wisdom…deeply inspiring.
Michael Brown September 25, 2018
I am so glad that I now know what true health is.
Rachel Murtagh September 24, 2018
There is so much to unpack from this episode. A point that really resonated with me is that we are all teachers. Parents are our children's first educators and teachers also parent. We can't compartmentalise the roles or put them in separate boxes. It's also very clear that with our education system today, we don't prepare children to handle life, or to support them to live well. The focus is only to prepare them as workers and to pass exams. Our focus needs to shift if we are to develop a healthy society. By supporting 'the being inside the body' we can enable all to truly know themselves; as a result, being successful in work will be the natural inheritance from the former.
Ingrid Ward October 10, 2018
Beautifully said Rachel. "The focus is only to prepare them as workers and to pass exams". And this is so very evident in the way medical doctors are trained, a way that is, as far as I am concerned, is inhuman. You would think that these wonderful students would be honoured for choosing this much needed profession and cared for deeply as they go through their training. But it seems that exactly the opposite is what, in the main, occurs. If we are to change our society, which is in an state of dis-ease, disarray and disorder, we need to begin to truly educate our students from the inside out so they know who they are from day one.
Alison Valentine September 23, 2018
There is so much in this episode with William Foley and Serge Benhayon. Together they cover so many areas of life from Pythagoras, Hermes, and Krishna all who have shown us through the ages that we are not living any where near our full potential. We maybe advancing with technology, we may seem more intelligent but illness and disease is rising every year, so something in the way we are living is not supporting us.
Ingrid Ward September 20, 2018
Now this is the quality television that I am coming to absolutely treasure. The very wise combination of Serge Benhayon and Prof Bill Foley present truth after truth and in the process break down so many of the destructive beliefs that humanity has allowed to rule its life. So many people I know are struggling to live the life they have created but think that this is the way they have to live, that there is no other way. Well these two wise men are definitely showing us that there is another way, that there is so much more to life than we have previously been presented with and that it is possible to change our lives, by simply changing our choices.
Ariana Ray September 26, 2018
Ingrid you are right in saying "The very wise combination of Serge Benhayon and Prof Bill Foley present truth after truth" – this is TV with integrity and absolute truth.
Michael Brown September 17, 2018
In days gone by the 'elder' was considered the wisest because his way of life demonstrated the ability to be in life but not be under its hold. Nowadays intelligence is considered to be the one who can make life look the best whilst being under its hold.
Joseph Barker September 13, 2018
Something so beautiful about the truth: you can listen to it so many times and get something new again, that it uses few words but says everything. Thanks to Serge Benhayon there's now so many avenues for people to access ageless wisdom – just watch these videos on this site alone and integrate what is presented in your life and you have everything you need to evolve. Incredible!
Ariana Ray September 13, 2018
It seems that true health has been redefined to mean less than 5 diseases that are being managed. How can that be – what have we allowed to occur here? We are hiding from the truth so deeply that we don't want to see what we have created for ourselves and the toll it's taking on our body. This is sobering TV.
Rik Connors September 12, 2018
Inspiring! .. and something to ponder on – to be fit is to be fit for life. I have been caught and it still crosses my mind, to be fit my physique has to be toned and hard instead of creating a platform that is designed for evolution.
Rik Connors September 11, 2018
Inspiring and something to ponder on – to be fit for life and create a platform that is designed for evolution.
Jennifer Smith September 9, 2018
Its a very good question to ask ourselves…does yearning for everything that is outside of us, actually quench the yearning or is the yearning something very different? From my own experience search outside of oneself doesn't work and simply results in more searching and more feelings of emptiness, hence the continual need to search. Fostering a relationship to that what is within is what will not only quench the thirst, but will leave one never thirsty again, because everything we need is within.
Gill Randall September 12, 2018
I agree, Jennifer, no amount of searching on the outside satisfies us, but draws us to search more and more, never sated. We are missing what is right under our noses, our connection to ourselves within, it couldn't be simpler.
Michael Brown September 9, 2018
If intelligence = health, 99.95% of the world population is not intelligent by the World Health Organisations standards.
Janet September 8, 2018
I could listen all day to these two amazing men talk about the different teachings of the lineage, which in essence start and end with the same simple truth about our unquestionably divine origins.
Ingrid Ward September 7, 2018
The statistics that Professor Foley shares at the beginning of this riveting interview with Serge Benhayon are simply shocking but obviously not shocking enough to wake us up to the fact that the state of humanity's health is rapidly deteriorating. But listening to the wisdom of Serge one gets the feeling that it doesn't have to be this way, that there is another more vital way to live, one that places the responsibility for our health firmly back into our own hands, where it has always belonged.
Ariana Ray September 7, 2018
Serge Benhayon TV has turned TV on it's head. He has brought truth and integrity to an industry that is designed to numb and distract people from who they are.
Janet September 7, 2018
I love listening to Serge and Bill talk about the lineage of the Ageless Wisdom, as they bring together the common threads throughout all of the teachings to reveal universal truths that are super simple and yet offer us the keys to the kingdom.
Caroline Francis September 1, 2018
I find it an interesting point Serge Benhayon makes about competition and how we build an outer crust yet underneath we are very, very insecure and cannot cope with the smaller things in life. Do we become so wrapped up in outdoing and bettering another that we cannot cope and get overwhelmed by the smallest of things in life? This can happen to anyone including the so called, highly regarded intelligent people and so this becomes another reflection of what we call intelligence that simply is not true for how can we be called intelligent if we cannot handle the everyday, basic aspects of life.
Michael Brown September 1, 2018
Health and intelligence can no longer be seen as two different things, but one and the same that are reflections of one another.
Ariana Ray August 31, 2018
'Competition, greed, our declining health' – all show stopping topics that are covered here. The depth of the impact of how we live on our health is exposed in this great TV episode. Thank you Serge Benhayon.
Caroline Francis August 30, 2018
To understand and accept that greed comes from insecurity makes absolute sense to me and so it also makes sense that the more insecure we are the more we want and the attachment to possessions and wealth that we have accumulated becomes apparent, a cycle that repeats itself until one day we wake up and realise that this way of living is not it.
Janet September 7, 2018
I agree, Caroline, how much sense it makes that insecurity is the driving force of so many seemingly successful people. I very much enjoyed how Serge and Bill did the big reveal of what true intelligence and success actually is.
Ingrid Ward September 20, 2018
For me being presented with the fact that "greed comes from insecurity" was a huge light-bulb moment as it made so much sense. I knew someone many years ago who was very wealthy money-wise but no amount of money was able to heal the unease that she carried inside her, an unease that had her stockpiling food and other necessities in huge amounts. When she shared about her childhood it was easy to understand why; her insecurity was immense and still running her life.
Michael Brown August 25, 2018
Intelligence is not recall, it is about connection to our multidimensional aspect and awareness.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh August 25, 2018
I love the depth of love, honouring, understanding, wisdom and expansion offered by these episodes. They certainly set the bar for what our conversations in life could be like.
Rowena Stewart September 6, 2018
So true Golnaz and this is just scratching the surface of where these two men can take us with their understanding, awareness and wisdom. There is so much more to reveal about the state of our health and what we could truly be living.
Jennifer Smith August 25, 2018
Serge Benhayon always brings the conversation to what is practical and real and something that is understandable. I have read some of the ancient philosophers works and because the language is so different because of the age that they lived in, it can be hard to navigate. Serge brings this all back to a simplicity of a way of living and a way of being. Amazing conversation.
Rachel Murtagh September 1, 2018
Yes I love this too, Jennifer. Serge makes the ancient wisdom easy to access and to understand for the modern-day world. He makes it simple and accessible. Beautiful.
Leigh Matson August 24, 2018
Since having had the education on the matter of spirit and Soul and how each one runs the human body life has made and continues to make more and more sense.
Andrew Mooney August 24, 2018
These videos are definitely more than one time viewing!…there is so much wisdom and insights on life shared in them that I pick up something different every time.
Rik Connors August 22, 2018
There are many upon many wise words exchanged about our history between Serge and Bill and what it means for our livingness now — its an enriching interview very worthy studying and taking notes on.
Rik Connors August 22, 2018
Its very beautiful to hear about the ability to contemplate and ponder and apply the right percentage to each life event after placing it on the degree of its relationship to how it effects the all and self. Its not taking away how self needs to be assessed in this process also — continually checking in and pulling yourself up by accepting where you are at.
Ariana Ray August 22, 2018
I love the exposure here of the farcical nature of what we have considered to be true health which makes no sense at all, yet it is what we have touted to be great. What kind of intelligence allows the terrible state of health globally to make sense? When we are redefining health to suit us we have stepped so far away from true intelligence that it beggars belief that we can still call it 'intelligence.'
Caroline Francis August 21, 2018
Isn't it very beautiful that we keep coming back, the cycle of reincarnation to master evolution, a constant process of deepening and then what is mastered to reflect and offer inspiration to another. We live in a world where we are constantly being pulled to look outside of ourselves when all we have to do as Serge Benhayon states in this interview is 'trust what we actually have inside us.'
Caroline Francis August 20, 2018
How can we talk about health and well being and offer inspiration to others if we are not living health and well being from the inside first? How can we help and counsel others if we are not living in true relationship with self and others? Developing and living the 'being' in the human being first is everything and it makes absolute sense that we walk the talk, make life about our the 'being' in livingness before imparting any knowledge about how we should or should not do life.
Julie Matson August 19, 2018
It's a hard pill to swallow when we see that diabetes in Australia alone has gone up 200% since the early 1980's (did I hear correctly, I ask myself), and that's just one country. What would the statistics read globally?
Ariana Ray August 27, 2018
Globally Diabetes is having an equally devastating impact as it is in Australia. It seems that the health statistics are demonstrating devastation of people world wide – and yet we are still choosing to live this way.
Lorraine Wellman August 18, 2018
Maybe we need to re-consider what true health is as something is clearly not working in the world today with ill health statistics rising at an alarming rate.
Joseph Barker August 17, 2018
I watched this the other day and was so touched by the warmth and Love I could feel between these two men. I could watch them talk all day. Whilst what they discussed was super powerful on its own, just seeing two men relate this way was revelatory.
Shami August 15, 2018
I really love the natural and simple way that these two men are with eachother, as they talk about such big topics, but do not stop with clear and tender appreciation for one another. The sweet love and respect that is there between them is awesome and melts my heart.
Rik Connors August 12, 2018
I agree with Serge when he talks about being a professor of The Livingness aka life. I once was not committed to life because life did not support or confirm me — that's how it was and it is a fact. I got myself into a very heavy position because of my degree of living. I was very self-abusive, withdrawn and degrading of my body. This then became who I was — long lost did I honour my sensitivity.
Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon have given me an another way (The Livingness) to live. I can now be the sensitive man I am and live this out in the world. I have all the tools and know who I am to understand that yes that life as we see is not the way but I can live the sensitive and tender man I am and, I will not longer be a statistic that bleak future holds.
Carolien Braakenburg August 12, 2018
Re-defining the word health is a game changer to how we are now viewing life and are falsely thinking we are managing our way through it. In fact we have redefined health along the way but only to diminish what it truly means which is the wrong direction to take it. If we look at what health was 50, 60 70 years ago and what we call it now it is very apparent to how we have adjusted what we call health to not expose the rapid decline we are all experiencing. The redefine Serge Benhayon is speaking about here is offering us a very clear and honest look that might be enough for us to say, wait a minute something really has to change here.
Carolien Braakenburg August 12, 2018
I love this video. Human life cannot be understood without a profound understanding of the inner workings of our innate multi-dimensionality.
Ingrid Ward August 9, 2018
I could listen to these two wise men all day long such is the wisdom and common sense they offer in bucket loads. I love the way in this episode they debunk the societal belief that competition is natural, that greed is what can take societies down but that living and working in cooperation instead is how we can build and nurture communities, societies and countries.
Janet September 8, 2018
Yes, watching this conversation is like getting a look behind the curtain to see what is really going on in the world and who is pulling the puppet strings. And yet as presented here, the teachings throughout the lineage convey the same simple message, about who we truly are and how we can reclaim ourselves in full.
Viktoria Stoykova August 4, 2018
There is so much wisdom shared between these two men. The questions asked, what we are being invited to ponder on are big, big questions in the world today that are definitely very worth exploring❤
Ariana Ray August 2, 2018
It's interesting to see how smart we think we are and how our smartness hasn't impacted on global ill-health at all, instead it's worse than ever. So how smart can we be really when we ignore the body, the very vehicle that carries us around. As much as we'd like to, we can't get away from how much we pollute our bodies. Truly smart people would listen very closely to what their body is telling them. Serge Benhayon is one of the most truly smart people I know.
Hm September 28, 2018
Love this Ariana – that truly smart people ought to listen to their bodies. If we look at the world how many people live from their bodies not their heads.
Ariana Ray July 31, 2018
It is apparent that true health will not come from the intelligence we have invested in to date. With true intelligence, no one would choose to make their body smoke (a poison), drink alcohol (a toxin), take drugs (more poison), climb Mount Everest and loose fingers/toes or even your life. The list goes on and on and it makes no sense. Listen to Serge Benhayon – this is the one man who actually makes sense.
Gill Randall July 19, 2018
It is so incredible how Professor Bill Foley and Serge Benhayon bring past episodes of life and understand them with philosophy and truth to offer us that intelligence is not true intelligence, but it is from the heart being in response from the whole body to bring us back to how we could be living.
Natalie Hawthorne July 17, 2018
I find it remarkable how Serge Benhayon is able to present in these episodes and delivery so so so much within such a short period of time ralitive to the grandness he is delivering. And when your watching them you feel like it's for an eternity with the depth of what's delivered. Totally blows 'Time' and all it stands for out the window!
Ariana Ray August 3, 2018
I would agree, give him 5, 10 or 15 minutes and he presents the truth of world.
Ariana Ray July 16, 2018
My feeling is that true health is not an absence of a terminal disease, nor is it managing half a dozen major illness. True health is a vitality of living with a sound connection to our Soul.
Michael Brown July 10, 2018
Our responsibility is to leave a legacy that shows there is an intelligence that is far grander than what we have come to champion.
Ariana Ray July 4, 2018
If we had true intelligence, the state of global ill-health would not be what it is today. No being that calls itself intelligent can claim it is that, while the health of the world is in such a dire state.
Ariana Ray June 26, 2018
Serge Benhayon is not just talking about statistics here, it's the redefining of what health is that is being exposed. True health is not a list of ailments and diseases and can never be. And yet the world is happy to redefine illness and disease as 'healthy'. We are allowing ourselves to be hog-washed and Serge Benhayon is exposing the degree of hog-wash we have allowed. This is great TV.
Natalie Hawthorne June 25, 2018
If we truly get honest and about how we are as women and men and how we are with each other then there would be some significant changes if we were to live how we are designed to be. There would certainly be no games or competition to kill a relationship.
Natalie Hawthorne June 25, 2018
It makes complete sense that being competitive is not a natural quality that anyone has within them, we know it and can feel it when we go into it but for some reason we think that this is the only way. Calling this out and feeling the truth of what Serge is presenting offers us another way of living.
Andrew Mooney June 22, 2018
A true philosophers conversation in the original old tradition of philosophy and as a result much wisdom is reached from two people combining their experiences and knowings and being open to consider the possibilities of why life is as it is.
Ingrid Ward June 20, 2018
I have watched this interview between Serge Benhayon and Prof William Foley several times and each time I am riveted by this truth-full and expanding conversation,. And each time I hear something in-lightning I am sure I haven't heard before. I love how they both make so much sense of a world that, quite frankly, didn't make much sense to me for a very long time. I am so looking forward to another episode and to understanding life a little more.
Shami June 20, 2018
I find it extremely supportive to understand that competition is about being better than another or others, and how this is not our natural way but a learnt and then lived way that creates an outer appearance that actually hides an inner truth. The truth that we are deeply sensitive beings is not to be dismissed because in here lies the way out of competition – even when it is considered healthy.
Ariana Ray June 18, 2018
True health and true intelligence – this is a topic that needs to be examined in the light of what is really going on in the world where sickness rates are off the charts, and accepted as normal. This is great TV on a very needed topic that is exposing the lies we have bought into for too long.
Samantha Davidson June 18, 2018
Health how many of us feel joy every day, even for some of the day? I agree, we have a low denominator of the definition of health. If we do live with joy and vitality, we are not healthy, lets be honest and work our way out of this, not with solutions but with responsible living.
Michael Brown June 14, 2018
There is nothing abstract about what gets presented in these interviews, only sobering truths that remind us of what we once knew but rejected for the reward of comfort in creation.
kehinde james June 11, 2018
We're now witnessing the human tragedy of giving greater importance to intelligence of the mind above whole body intelligence.
kehinde james June 11, 2018
Much store is given to rising rates of dementia, cognitive decline often considered to be the worse thing that can affect humanity. Yet by the time most people are affected by dementia, they've often already wasted their bodies and have one or more of the major chronic ill-health conditions. We now learn that dementia can be triggered by mid-life health conditions like high blood pressure, cardio-vascular disease, obesity, This should not surprise us, all are connected, one no more important than the other.
kehinde james June 11, 2018
Home is our first school and parents our teachers. I wonder how many parents are aware of this simple truth. We have a responsibility to education our children on how to be in the world, firstly with themselves, their own bodies and equally with all others. With this children are supported to be in the world and not be overwhelmed by or fight with it.
Nattalija June 24, 2018
The home is the start and this interview shows that our rates of illness and disease is crippling the potential to bring this awareness to the next generation.
Joshua Campbell June 4, 2018
It is easy to ignore the bomb of a statistic that Bill dropped about the global rates of chronic illness and disease and think "oh it is not happening to me or anyone I know so everything seem ok" and slip into a comfort. However this stance could come back to bite us one day when the reality of a bankrupt medical system comes about and the state of health cannot be ignored any longer. We are in a very very bad way and this cannot be reiterated enough.
Michael Brown June 4, 2018
There's so much that I hear in these interviews that stop me because I already knew the fact but didn't give any thought or attention to it, simply buried it.
Ariana Ray June 3, 2018
In a world where science is bought and paid for by companies with vested interests in given results to suit profit margins, we have science as a new form of supremacy. As a result, where health is concerned we have lies piled upon lies with 49% of the population sick with more than five ailments. Health is redefined and we get sicker. Serge Benhayon brings great understanding to what is going on where health is concerned.
Gill Randall June 1, 2018
We are offered so much understanding about the process of reincarnation, contemplation and pondering, in this episode, even if we don't understand it in depth at the moment. Serge Benhayon always gives us the truth for us to hear so we can sit with it until it makes sense.
Ingrid Ward June 20, 2018
One of the many things I love about Serge Benhayon is that he always offers us the space and the freedom to come to an understanding in our own time and without one iota of expectation or judgment. So many times I have desperately wanted him to give me the answer to an issue but instead he presents us with the truth and then it is up to us to figure it out, Whether it feels true for us, or not he never holds back the truth.
Lieke May 31, 2018
Absolutely beautiful interview.
Joshua Campbell May 30, 2018
You really get a strong sense from these presentations that it is all about all of us together. It really cannot work when we are in it for self and in fact we all suffer when we make it about ourselves instead of all of us. So why not give brotherhood a go?
Caroline Francis August 21, 2018
Very true Joshua, when we make life about self we all lose out; when we make life about people first, our relationships with everyone and everything including self how can our lives not be full of joy? What I find sad and something I am addressing is that we have chosen to make our lives about everything else but people first – security such as work and money are a great example instead of living brotherhood and making getting along with one another as priority.
Janet October 23, 2018
Yes, Joshua. Collaboration rather than competition must surely make sense in everyone's book if we are going to raise the low standards of human relationships that we have stooped to.
Samantha Davidson May 30, 2018
Great point, why are we not living considering what is here for all of us, not just what is in it for me? We do not consider the ripples of our choices and how they impact on the rest of the planet. Be it recycling, pollution etc all matter but how we are with ourselves and each other every day is what really matters. Love or not Love.
Ingrid Ward May 30, 2018
I love the concept of building our lives from the inside out. It makes total sense that our amazing body holds all the answers we need after all look at the incredible job it does in every single second without us even knowing most of what is going on underneath our skin. I feel that if we were to connect regularly to the amazingness of our body then our relationship with it would naturally grow and with this deeper relationship we would be instantly aware when something is needing our attention. We are the one responsible for our body and therefore for the state of our health.
Joshua Campbell May 29, 2018
This also explains why we don't want to be really honest about what is going on in our body and what we actually are feeling because if we are we have to start to be honest that what we are choosing in life is utterly abusive to ourselves and each other and that life has to be about responsibility.
Nattalija June 10, 2018
We are offered such simplicity in living the qualities that we truly are in this interview and what we choose time and time again is offered for reflection in this quality TV viewing.
Lieke May 29, 2018
"Our first education is parenting" really brings back the responsibility we have as parents for how our children are when they grow up. It brings more responsibility to the choice of having a baby as it is often that we want or need a child but do we consider if we are ready to truly educate a human being from how we are living?
Ingrid Ward May 23, 2018
Now this is what I call real television, the quality of which is lacking in the television shows on offer today. The conversation between Serge Benhayon and Professor William Foley keep me glued to the screen as gem after gem of wisdom was shared by these two amazing men. This form of television is gold and humanity would benefit in so many ways from more of it.
Ariana Ray May 21, 2018
When I started to look at the truth of what we are told is needed for good health, I felt disgusted that I could be lied to so much. All the ideals and promotions about health are not true and so many are publicly exposed today, thank goodness. But the investments in the lies are pretty enormous. Love SergeTV – bring it on.
Shami May 18, 2018
I really love this discussion about what is true intelligence, and the story that Bill Foley gives about the intelligent man seeing his own irresponsibility when creating the atomic bomb. And I love the contribution that Serge Benhayon makes as he offers us the words 'cardio-centric', and how a person can make life be about the intelligence of the heart which is very loving and all inclusive of everyone rather than the intelligence that comes from the nervous system which only wants to be feel safe and protected.
Joshua Campbell May 14, 2018
So many people know that human life is a mess but so many are in protection and are making life all about security and all about ourselves. Serge Benhayon opens the doors wide to anyone and everyone with no judgement or critique, just pure understanding and love and as we can see in this interview alone, it is very, very powerful for us all.
Michael Brown May 8, 2018
Philosophy in practicality – love it!
Ariana Ray May 4, 2018
This episode raises the question what is health, and if we are living such sick lives, propped up with medication, how can we call that health? I love that the state of health globally is tackled here. Thank you Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley.
Michael Brown April 30, 2018
I love watching, and being a part of, conversations that are actually open to really go there and deepen the level of relationship and intimacy.
Ariana Ray April 28, 2018
We live in a world that doesn't want to acknowledge or accept that life is medicine. Responsibility for our health rests with us and how we live, the responsibility for this is not popular. What is exposed here is the irresponsibility of our attitude to health and life as medicine – good or bad medicine – it's down to our choices.
Shami April 24, 2018
We can move our bodies in a way that gives us access to divine intelligence. This is very empowering but kind of awe inspiring too. As at the moment this may only be a concept, but if one were to have the willingness to explore its possible way, then who knows what might happen… there could be stupendous joy, love, harmony and stillness and truth.
Ariana Ray April 22, 2018
The statistics here are shocking – 95% sickness rates globally – why we are not shocked on a global scale is what needs to be looked at – we are so busy with the TV programme, the gaming and whatever else distraction we use that we miss the important things – like how sick we are globally.
Fiona Pierce April 19, 2018
Such a paradigm shift to consider that our true path of evolution is a return to a wholeness that we originally come from and so to truly evolve is a re-connection and deepening back to our essence rather than striving to complete who we are from outside of us… Such great TV, thank you.
Michael Brown April 18, 2018
When we've championed ill intelligence for so long, it can be confronting to see that it is in fact not IT.
Gill Randall April 18, 2018
Serge Benhayon tells us there is a universal form of medicine we have been ignoring. I find it surprising that we have been ignoring this holistic form of medicine considering we are supposed to be the most intelligent species on the planet. We coexist in the world and are affected by the rhythms of the moon and rhythm of the constellations around us. There is no magic pill, it is time for us to wake up and feel this.
Ariana Ray April 16, 2018
I love how Bill Foley and Serge Benhayon are so up-front and real about the state of health in the world. This is REAL TV.
Fiona Pierce April 14, 2018
There is such a difference between competing with one another as opposed to co-operating, working together in a way that lifts us all up. Love how this has been talked about and clearly called out here, working together is something I think we all can only benefit and learn from…
Ariana Ray May 30, 2018
I love what you bring to this episode, the drive of competition is a killer for the body, so will add to ill-health.
Ariana Ray April 13, 2018
Where are we with our health if sickness is actually what health is today?
Great TV Serge Benhayon.
Nattalija April 17, 2018
This is so true. With the escalating statistics on illness and disease we still champion things are not that bad!
Rowena Stewart April 11, 2018
It seems we are on a global level settling for so much less and our markers of health are evidently dwindling. This is such an important conversation to have because if we loose sight of what it means to be truly well, what future we do leave our children to step into? A world where Cancer, Diabetes and Heart Disease are common killers and people think that not having these diseases means they are healthy, despite the fact they may be overweight, depressed, exhausted and have a plethora of other ailments to contend with.
Ariana Ray April 9, 2018
"Over 95% of the world's population has health problems, with over a third having more than five ailments". This article cited by Professor Foley. It was published in June 2015 in the foremost medical journal The Lancet. That it didn't hit the headlines of every news paper globally beggars belief. Where are we living that we don't want to see this.
Ariana Ray April 6, 2018
How are we living if only 5% are considered healthy – by what criteria can we consider that 95% ill health is normal? I don't think that makes sense. We are told how to eat healthily – that seems to have had no impact on sickness and disease whatsoever. So there must be more at play with our health than we have considered. Serge Benhayon is exposing the lies we have been told about this so called 'normal'.
Elaine Arthey April 5, 2018
When we begin to realise that we are only broken on the outside, that there is a deep core to our being that always remains whole, that we can access this essential self and live from that place which means that the idea of us having to struggle is actually created by us, we don't actually have to struggle and fight. This sounds crazy because we think we have to fight to get through, we think that insecurity is our true state and we have to protect ourselves and compete to survive but maybe we don't. It's worth experimenting and observing without attachment to understand a bigger picture and taking Serges' words to heart and begin to recognise where soul and spirit come in and the difference our alignment to these 'bodies' makes.
Ariana Ray April 5, 2018
It's remarkable that such an article from such a prestigious journal as The Lancet did not hit the headlines with statistics that tell us 95%of people are ill, with 1/3rd to 40% of people with 5 or more illnesses simultaneously. Why are we as a global community not up in arms at this? What does it tells us about all the health advice that is accepted to keep us healthy when 95% are sick?
Jennifer Smith April 4, 2018
The word Livingness is exquisitely beautiful for it is the quality in which we live life. It is the detail in which or the how we live every moment and movement of everyday. Our livingness is what supports our foundations through life.
Jennifer Smith April 4, 2018
If we have a fitness in life that covers the whole of life (not just our physical fitness) then we would have no need to build resilience to get through life.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh September 11, 2018
I love this reminder. Why do we make life so complicated and then pat ourselves on the back for solving the riddles and dilemmas that we ourselves are responsible for?
Gill Randall April 1, 2018
The awful statistics quoted by Bill Foley should be a huge wake up call to us all, we are living our lives unwell. How has this become acceptable to society? It is so obvious that we need to be changing how we are living, but to do this, we have to look at being responsible for our choices in life. Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley expose the cover up we are choosing as normal.
Alison Valentine March 31, 2018
84 men under the age of 45 in the UK suicide every week was in the news recently, as 84 statues were place on a tower block roof in London, each statue representing a life lost, with the intention of bringing awareness to the world. It did get my attentions as it did for many, but like Serge says we need to look what is happening in the world that is causing young men in their prime of life to suicide, which for many parents girlfriends and friends can come totally out of the blue unexpected and without any understandable reason. As Serge points out our education system is great at producing great Architects Scientists etc, but they are not taught how to handle life. The fact that Doctors who are well educated can suicide is an indictment of the education system itself that churns out young people that are well versed in their profession at the expense of their well being, who are not able to seek support, and choose instead to turn inwardly against themselves.
Joshua Campbell March 30, 2018
It is fascinating that no one before Serge Benhayon has outwardly spoken about the contradiction of having more doctors and medical professionals on Earth than any time in history whilst humanity is also the sickest it has ever been in history. Everyone can feel this does not make any logical sense whatsoever but no one wants to speak about it because most are not aware of the reason why and don't want to admit that actually freaks them out to consider just how ill humanity truly is.
fiona lotherington March 24, 2018
The statistics that show only 5% of us are healthy are shocking but a very true reflection of our state of health. We are getting sick from not living the fullness of who we are and instead settling for a much lesser version of health.
Samantha Davidson March 23, 2018
Intelligence can not only be from the head, it is impossible, because what we feel informs what we understand and we do not just feel from our head…simple yes, wise yes, this is where true intelligence resides, no longer can is barricaded into established practice of mental aerobics….let the whole body speak for itself and be the marker of true wisdom.
Ariana Ray March 23, 2018
The terrible statistics quoted here by Bill Foley are a shocker. We need to pay attention now, instead of waiting for the statistics to come in at 100% of people being sick.
Shami March 20, 2018
Serge Benhayon talks about nurturing human beings, to know who they truly are by who they are and not by what they do. And this reminds me of the journey that I myself have made but also of the many hundreds of other people who have also ventured to discover the truth of what he is talking about. And in my experience there can be no underestimation of the power in nurturing this aspect of ourselves, how by this simple act a whole life can be turned around.
John O Connell March 19, 2018
" the energy of competition has swamped the energy of co-operation " William Foley .
This is so true , I see parents are bringing competition to their children at younger and younger ages.
Ariana Ray March 17, 2018
What a shocker – 95% of people are ill by the definition of doctors in the UK. This is totally unacceptable. It should be on the front page of every news paper, there should be a public outcry. And yet there is none, we accept life and the illnesses and do little to change our ways. That makes little sense to me.
Jennifer Smith October 27, 2018
It is also showing us that we can no longer put our heads in the sand. Everything now is quite literally in our faces. The consequences to the 95% of people in the world are now ill has a broad range of consequences from the treatment they may need, to whom is going to support them as their health declines, who will provide basic services? We are in serious trouble and we don't yet realise it.
Andrew Mooney March 15, 2018
I love this statement in this presentation along the lines of that the highest mountain we can climb is the one inside of us and I understand this to mean that the process of deepening our awareness, understanding and knowing of ourselves and in that our understanding of others and of life is the greatest and most fulfilling process we can embark on.
Joshua Campbell March 14, 2018
It is utterly simple and yet oh so profound the truth the Serge constantly brings it back to. Through this whole entire interview he is constantly saying the same thing which is that the consequences of any of us living less than who we truly are are always never desirable. Living from our soul is the one and only answer to truly living a successful life.
Ariana Ray March 12, 2018
Every time I watch this episode I am blown away by how much we are lied to by the world on the topic of health. Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley expose the lies and bring truth to a topic that is in sore need of it.
Michael Brown March 17, 2018
Although it must be said that we as a society ask for the lie, for the truth that is presented in this video is not everybody's cup of tea so to speak.
David March 10, 2018
I love the discussion here about intelligence and what true intelligence is all about, finally life makes sense when you bring in the fact of energy.
HM March 10, 2018
Great to expose here what gut feelings are rather than intuition and how we have shied away from the truth of what we know – seeing and feeling more than the physical. Have we been so hurt as humans that we need proof and evidence and cold hard facts to confirm what we feel?
John O Connell March 9, 2018
I never realised as a young person that I was bullying back when I became a very good Gaelic Football player so as to feel safe and accepted and I was admired for my skill and capability on the playing field.
Joshua Campbell March 6, 2018
I have noticed how the statistics mentioned the first time and I heard this initially it seemed like just numbers. When I heard them this time I realised and felt just how shocking these are. It is huge in fact that from a point of view of true health and well-being of humanity, cases of people actually living with this quality of being are in comparison to the whole of humanity are almost as rare as the Dodo. What is more worrying is that most of humanity chooses to ignore such realities focusing instead on the pursuit of comfort and security. The only way we are going to ever heal our condition is a truly open honesty live together and not for self.
Gill Randall March 4, 2018
We reflect all the time how we are living wherever we are and as Serge Benhayon says it is so sad we can become a teacher of something we are not living. It would be amazing to be held by people in hospital living knowing their essence and reflecting true joy.
Caroline Francis August 20, 2018
A reflection that would truly make a difference in the world of health and well being. I am and feel inspired because of the difference we can all make no matter what our profession is and to deeply appreciate the changes we are choosing to make, to make this happen and offer inspiration to others.
Ariana Ray March 4, 2018
True health is exposed here for not being what is presented by health organisations in the world, instead an acceptable standard of health is now see to be okay, where tablets and operations keep us propped up as we say we are healthy when our health is showing something else altogether.
Caroline Francis March 3, 2018
Complication is nothing but a distraction from living life from who we truly are and from living in the cycles of the universe. We fight the ease within ourselves which life is meant to be lived naturally and create all sorts of dramas as excuses to avoid the inherent stillness within us. I absolutely agree that simplicity is the answer. With simplicity comes a flow in life and an ease in the body where we feel at one with ourselves and the universe. Through simplicity life comes to us, there's no trying and everything falls into place as we allow the space to open as we make our primary focus the connection and love towards ourselves and towards the all.
Sam March 3, 2018
These are my favourite TV episodes ever, the simplicity, philosophy and evolution that is on offer in these interviews is magnificent – who needs any other type of tele when there is so much on offer here!
Caroline Francis March 2, 2018
Awesome interview! No matter how many accolades or degrees we have to our name it is not the answer. No matter how much money we have it is not the answer. We still have illness and disease and this is on the increase as the statistics state in the interview, people commit suicide, feel incomplete no matter how much they try. Living based on security cannot be it. Living who we are in joy and vitality has to be the answer. I know when I am living these qualities and so much more, there is no doubt I have love for myself, life, everyone and everything in it!
Gabriele Conrad March 1, 2018
Modern medicine is marvellous and we could not do without but the most caring and dedicated staff cannot keep up with the irresponsibility and unwillingness to look at how our daily choices contribute to our ill health.
Jonathan Stewart February 28, 2018
Together Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley present clearly that the accepted form of intelligence is actually a hinderance to live the intelligence presented by Jesus, and the other great world teachers, for one has to actually live it rather than study it as knowledge. Consequently to then teacher others to gain that understanding is by reflection.
Rachel Murtagh February 22, 2018
I loved hearing about the topic of cooperation and competition. Wow, it was a revelation to hear Serge speak about being the best at his sport and that this was the most successful way of bullying others, crushing others by being better than them so that they would leave him alone. We have set up the whole platform of life on this premise… be better than others, get ahead and you won't get picked on, but in this we don't realise we crush others and bully them back! Working cooperatively is the perfect antidote to this way of being… but it may take a while before we all learn how to do this!
Ariana Ray February 28, 2018
Cooperation and competition is a huge topic and it is how so many get crushed in life, not just in sports but in all area's of life. You are right in saying that being better and getting ahead are not a solution but an abuse.
Rachel Murtagh March 6, 2018
Yes, and we don't even see it as abuse… this is the revelation. We see getting better and getting ahead as normal success. Gosh, there is so much about life that we have accepted as normal that is in fact so far from the truth of who we are. Thank heavens, for Serge Benhayon who shines a light on the dark spots of life so that it gets exposed and seen for what it is.
Ariana Ray February 22, 2018
True Health and True Intelligence IS our legacy and our responsibility. We either live our own good medicine or live the consequences of not doing so.
Samantha Davidson February 22, 2018
Interesting to look at how we educate and consider that do not support our children to learn in relationship a whole body experience, yes they exercise, do out door learning, run, jump, sit and work on maths but the whole of us is so much more, we are being of energy first, we have a soul and spirit an energetic foundation that , we are sourced in essence from Love and this is not considered when we educate our children, we are here to unfold not be filled up with knowledge.
Jonathan Stewart February 28, 2018
Such a great point, Samantha, that we are to 'unfold' rather than be 'filled up' as it changes the whole focus of life as presently generally lived.
Nattalija June 16, 2018
The 'cup of knowledge' that we have be conditioned to fill is far from truly serving humanity.
Rachel Murtagh February 21, 2018
So much is uncovered in this episode and there are so many topics to comment on, but for me as a teacher, I whole heartedly agree that in the education system we do not prepare children and students to live life well. Pupils are not supported to know their inner-most selves as opposed to only knowing their worth by what they can achieve or do. They are not supported, in a full way, to handle their emotions, that of others and to handle conflict. In this, we set up how the whole of society will live; a craving for security, to be recognised for our work and the jobs that we do, whilst living with a deep sense of un-ease, anxiety and conflict.
Rik Connors February 20, 2018
The words ending this episode is what ended my crusade of abuse in this life. Knowing the truth that there is a difference between Soul and Spirit redefined my life then and there. My life is about building a foundation of love in my body so eternally this is what I will return to. Gone is the momentum of contraction life after life. It is about evolving from love within for the love of All.
Ariana Ray February 17, 2018
How is it we have redefined what health is? Did we notice it happening? Did the Health services announce it in the news? No. But redefine it we did. Now, unless you have cancer you have good health – this makes no sense and yet it is the situation we are in, no matter how many prescriptions or medications we take.
Ariana Ray February 13, 2018
I can recall a time when I 'thought' I was living a healthy life and yet I could barely get out of bed in the morning because I was so exhausted. That was not any kind of health.
Michael Brown February 13, 2018
It's incredible how much is communicated in just one interview let alone this series of 9.
Gabriele Conrad February 12, 2018
Philosophy busying itself with justifying the denigration of human life and advocating function over awareness is clearly not working and also not true to what philosophy is about.
Ariana Ray February 11, 2018
Love this episode, it challenges us on how we have allowed domestic abuse into our lives. Could it be that how we live by abusing ourselves in all the 'small' ways, allowing critical and demeaning thoughts, being harsh with ourselves etc, are these the openings for the abuse to expand?
Ariana Ray February 9, 2018
Is not true health a deep self love and commitment to responsibility within this world? Why don't we live that?
Nattalija June 24, 2018
True health is offered to us through a myriad of pictures and ideals. All coming from an outer source when all that is needed to get the ball rolling starts from within.
Ariana Ray February 8, 2018
True health – having the responsibility to connect to a body of love – our body – and live it every moment of every day.
Michael Brown February 6, 2018
Philosophy (from the Greek derivative) means Love of Wisdom. I much prefer that to the intellectual musing that we have now made it.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh February 5, 2018
Serge Benhayon and Professor Bill Foley are each amazing at presenting great wisdom and insights, only ever inviting you to consider what you are presented with the view to deepen your own awareness and relationship with life. It is a joy watching an episode where they are bouncing off one another in a conversation and taking the understanding of health and intelligence to a whole new level.
Jonathan Stewart February 28, 2018
I totally agree and although they are presenting profound truths with complete conviction without any arrogance, superiority, imposition or endeavouring to convince. As you say 'only ever inviting'.
Ariana Ray February 4, 2018
To ask ourselves, what is the call for responsibility here – this is not common on TV. Serge Benhayon takes TV as a medium to bring truth to all. Thank God for Serge Benhayon.
Rowena Stewart February 4, 2018
I love how every time I watch this I get another layer of information. A beautiful example of what TV in the 21st century should be offering us, a multi-dimensional interview in line with the level of intelligence we should by rights be embodying.
Samantha Davidson February 4, 2018
I have visited hospital and observed that some of the nurses and doctors did look unhealthy, there was nothing about a healthy way of life being lived, and it is interesting that we do not think this is strange, to work in health but not be healthy. If those who worked in health lived a healthy way of being, then a natural inspiration would occur. Health is about everything we choose in life, not just our diet, but the quality we live with and how responsible we are, even when no one is looking!
Shami February 1, 2018
I reckon it it is fair to say, that much of life today is about being the best at something, or having the best of something. And it is interesting to look at this through the perspective that Serge Benhayon offers, where the best is actually a competitive slant towards another because to be best, then someone or something has to be worst. And this is essentially beautiful in my eyes, because what this perspective is asking for is equality – for us all to regard ourselves and eachother with equality.
Gill Randall January 31, 2018
I love how Serge Benhayon describes our true intelligence coming from our hearts and the whole body being responsive to this. There is no comparison here, (like someone has more qualifications than another). We all have equal access to the intelligence from our hearts, the cardio-centric way.
Rachel Murtagh February 5, 2018
I love this too, Gill because the equality can be intrinsically felt through the truth of this. I also love how Serge Benhayon presents what true intelligence is and exposes our perceptions, ideals and beliefs about knowledge being intelligent. If we, as a species were as intelligent as we like to believe then surely we would have worked out that drinking, eating junk food, high levels of caffeine, smoking, drug taking, staying up late, war, corruption, competition, porn, gaming, prostitution, excessive TV, gambling, arguing, domestic violence, sexual abuse, overworking, rushing, stressing, being in drive (the list could go on) were bad for us? Surely living from the heart and the body is the greatest form of intelligence because, when lived, this extensive list cannot be entertained or even chosen?
Matilda Bathurst January 31, 2018
It is possible to live in a way that allows us to see through the fog of illusion and this living way is a known way in our bodies. Teachings like this are the key to our development.
I love the simplicity and clarity of exploring our current definition of health and then coming back to its true meaning as a state of vivaciousness, joy, vitality and love for who we truly are. Serge shares so inspiringly about the fact that we get sick and sicker as a result of simply not being joyfully who we are.
Carmel Reid January 30, 2018
'We are innately co-operative' says Serge Benhayon and I found it interesting that he describes us as mutating to something we are not. Competition is therefore not in our interest at all.
Natalie Hawthorne January 27, 2018
I have been deeply inspired by Serge Benhayon's reflection of who we truly are so much so that I started to see what I had been living was so far away from out truth. A truth that I had felt there all along just was presented that this was not a way to be living in the world. So by not being confirmed I followed and shut down my truth, Love and Light. Today however I have returned to my natural qualities and I too am reflecting this. I have had colleagues, friends and family notice this and ask questions and be inspired to look at there own life and relationship with themselves. A beautiful domino effect which is greatly needed.
Michael Brown January 22, 2018
This is such a refreshing and light conversation to hear on what is quite a heavy subject
Matilda Bathurst January 31, 2018
I agree and there is a real joy in accepting the simplicity of staying well.
Natalie Hawthorne January 21, 2018
'If it's not lived in your body then it is impossible for you to impart it' – This is the first thing I noticed and felt with Serge Benhayon, everything that he shared he shared it from his own lived experience. What has been beautiful is that Serge has openly shared his live and what he has committed to for him to be where he is today. We all have this same opportunity so to make those daily choices day after day is essential for us to be able to share where we have come from.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 19, 2018
True Health and True Intelligence are both about living in connection to and adherence to our True Essence. We are far more than this dimension of life we have been pretending is all that there is. A great episode with which to reflect on so many beliefs about life we have been taking for granted.
Ariana Ray January 17, 2018
What is exposed in this episode is there is no such thing as 'true health' anymore, it's be re-defined into oblivion. Ill-health and taking medication everyday is now the definition of health.
Ariana Ray January 15, 2018
The statistics presented here by Bill Foley are shocking to the core, and if they don't shock us to the core- what is that saying about how we are living and wanting to be aware? A great deal. We can listen to this programme and change our lives from it, or ignore and bury the very uncomfortable truth.
It is only an uncomfortable truth because we enjoy the current status quo, our creature comforts and irresponsibility. The madness of this is that we are holding ourselves off experiencing the true health that Serge and Bill talk about… the joy and vivaciousness that is our true nature and relationship with ourselves and life.
Gill Randall January 14, 2018
It is fascinating to hear William Foley and Serge Benhayon bring truth about the other worldliness that I have known in my body to be true, but this multidimensionality has not been discussed in truth for a long time. I love the description of the two-worldlinesses, it makes so much sense, why we get attracted to things outside of us, rather than feel the depth of our intuition. Very cool.
Sarah Karam January 13, 2018
Movement = intelligence = movement in reflection = freedom from the world of shadows.
Ariana Ray January 12, 2018
So many people talk about true health and intelligence and yet what are they all showing us – the same 'solutions' rehashed. What Serge Benhayon is presenting here is no re-hash. Here we have an exposure of the true state of health and what 'intelligence' has come up with. This is truly great TV.
Ariana Ray January 8, 2018
The state of health of the world as presented here is a shocker, it is showing very clearly the degree of our self-disregard on this planet.
Rachel Murtagh January 13, 2018
Yet, we have accepted the ill state of health of the world as normal… so much so we don't recognise the disaster that it is.
Michael Brown January 5, 2018
One could say that our health is measured by the level of responsibility that is embraced.
Jane Keep January 3, 2018
This is a bumper episode of Serge Benhayon TV – it blows the socks off conventional 'wisdom' and intellect – bringing to the fore a true intelligence that is worldly, multidimensional, and absolute truth.
Ariana Ray December 29, 2017
Lets expose the truth here as Serge Benhayon does so well – the truth is, what is being presented here is known deep inside us all, we know how to live responsibly and we all can, it's down to us. Yes we need to be smart about what needs to be mastered, but we still know.
David December 29, 2017
Prior to meeting Serge Benhayon I had not really considered that different people have different meanings of words, as way of illustration I always thought that my version of what a word meant is the version, it is the truth. But it was only when I really looked at this did that make no sense as everyone has different meanings of words, In the example that the episode talks about 'health' it is shocking not only how 1/3rd of people have 5 or more medical conditions but how for most of us we call that healthy. So what is sick and why are we living with unhealthy and calling it health.
Sarah Karam December 27, 2017
Truly education is a livingness, it is communicated by more than just words. We all know that words are only a part of what people feel when we speak, this only makes sense when you consider it deeply. To go to someone in healthcare that emanates health is what I look for when I am seeking support from a practitioner.
Ariana Ray December 27, 2017
Are we keeping ourselves fit for life in every respect? There is so much more to who we are, we need to be fit in body and energetically fit to live life in the world.
Gill Randall December 26, 2017
It is an interesting discussion on a different form of bullying, not physical but that being the 'best person' at something, like the best singer, is actually a form of bullying, saying to others.. don't bother.. you'll never be as good as me. It makes everyone feel like we are not ever going to get there, so we may as well give up now. Living with competition can be as brutal as punching and thumping.
Jennifer Smith December 24, 2017
The discussion about competition is a very interesting one. Something that William Foley mentioned about the USA being hugely big on competition and yet having the worst social indicators is definitely something worth stopping and pondering more deeply on. That is, what is competition and its true effects on society and relationships.
Michael Brown December 24, 2017
When we see such atrocities in the world even with all the intelligence we have it is natural to question the authenticity of such intelligence.
Great point, Michael. We have created the current world condition… not so intelligent I reckon. So let's be willing to explore another way, simply honest about the fact that so far what we have chosen is so not working.
Ariana Ray December 23, 2017
As the presenters point out, we have a legacy of irresponsibility where it comes to health, not responsibility. The resultant outcome is that sickness and ill-heath dominate the world. Supporting the body to be fit for life and responsibility for that will have a totally different outcome.
Jennifer Smith December 23, 2017
The statement by Oppenheimer that was discussed " Oh my God what have I done?" is opening a pathway to a deeper level of contemplation and contemplating on how we use our 'intelligence'. Its more than using it for so called "good or evil".
Ariana Ray December 23, 2017
A part of true health is being 'fit for life'. Are we? Do we connect with our soul and feel what our bodies need? I have ignored my body for many years, but nowadays treat it very differently and am supporting it to BE fit for life with exercise that is fun and great for my body. It feels pretty cool. The point is, we are each of us responsible for our bodies and our lifestyle.
Shami December 20, 2017
"…God is absolutely unalterable responsibility…" these are William Foley's words, and they sing out to me about the power of being willing to see what is going on behind every action and intent. And that it is possible to be this aware and bring to words something so huge such as the grace of God in life.
Ariana Ray December 18, 2017
What Serge Benhayon is presenting in the episode, blows the lid off how we consider health and well being – thank God for Serge Benhayon as this is soooooo much needed.
Natallija December 17, 2017
I love how many people in history have felt what has been presented here now by the work of Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine. A simple return to brotherhood that humanity is craving.
Gill Randall December 15, 2017
Listening to this again, there is so much depth here.. Serge Benhayon talks about us being fit to live all of our life, from the inside out with a quality that is consistent in every area of our lives; at home, at work and with everyone we meet. No-one else is teaching this level of responsibility how we are living.
Jennifer Smith November 19, 2018
I agree Gill. Every time I re-listen to an episode I hear more and ask myself more about how am I living in all areas of my life. Everything matters.
Shami December 13, 2017
Gosh, William Folley is beautifully wise, to watch him masterfully comprehend and put in to clear and simple words what is happening with humanity is pure gold.
Gill Randall December 11, 2017
In life, we are taught in schools to work hard to show we are intelligent to get through and have a better life. But it feels true that the way we live is in defence by a false intelligence based on security, Serge Benhayon gives us a real gem "we master life based on not being hurt" instead of contemplating the deep message of truth we have been given here in this episode not to live from the head but from the heart.
Ariana Ray December 10, 2017
True health is not what the world lives – in this episode, Serge Benhayon exposes the lies behind the view of what health is.
Melinda Knights December 6, 2017
It makes so much sense what has been discussed about education being about knowledge and not a living way, and the example how this currently plays out with medical students and medical professionals. It does not make one iota of sense to train people to support others in the field of health yet destroy the health of these people as they train in a brutal system. It's very concerning to hear of the enormous impact it has on their own health and wellbeing to the point of suicide in some cases.
Ariana Ray December 5, 2017
People say they value their health and yet treat their bodies abusively. When are we going to put the pieces of the picture we have made together of one landscape of self-abuse and then start to love, honour and respect this body of ours which is the holder of wisdom, if we were but to connect to it?
Michael Brown December 3, 2017
True philosophy is from the understanding that we already know everything. Rather than musing and debating on opinion and theory.
Samantha Davidson December 3, 2017
If we lived with our true intelligence we would never harm ourselves or others.
Sarah Karam November 30, 2017
As a humanity, we have so much trouble admitting that we may not be able to explain evolution in the way we want it to be. We are constantly hiding something, Serge Benhayon asks a question in this interview "If we are so intelligent, why is it that the smartest people on the planet may not be good parents?" We are dodging something huge, we are avoiding the fact that our true intelligence comes from the whole body and it all comes back to movement, when we move in a way that is in line with the universe, we will actually have all the answers we ever wanted.
Hm May 13, 2018
Such a key exposing here – the fact that we have these focus points in our life to be great in one area and then we get left alone. But what if it is possible to raise the bar in all areas of our life and live consistently? Serge Benhayon has presented this very concept, living and breathing how he is no different in his home to when he is on stage – it is simply a choice to be all of who he is in every moment.
Janet October 23, 2018
Yes Sarah, it is so exposing that we compartmentalise our lives to excel in the areas we are comfortable with and avoid or become reactive in those that challenge us…raising children being a great example! Serge Benhayon calls us to greater responsibility for every aspect of life, which makes complete sense if we want to evolve and grow together.
Natallija November 30, 2017
So often we are sold the picture of leaving a legacy of wealth and prestige yet how often do we stop to ponder on leaving with a life full of commitment and responsibility. Thank you Serge Benhayon for paving the way!
Ariana Ray November 24, 2017
Is true intelligence playing 'smart and smarter' games – or is it coming back again and again to show all there is another way to live that can truly support us? For me it has to be the latter.
Natalie Hawthorne November 22, 2017
The comparison and competition really is in both sexes and when people are in it, you can feel how un-attractive it is and the level of abuse that is being played out for the person that is being compared to – and also in the person that is choosing to go into that comparison. What is interesting is that there are many layers to this and it can be so subtle, but this is just as full on as the times that are not subtle.
Ariana Ray November 19, 2017
'The fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves…' and indeed it has not saved us from ourselves, we have been and continue to be our own worst enemy.
Ariana Ray November 17, 2017
"Just when you thought modern philosophy was lost to relativism and abstract theory, enter Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon." I was never up for talks on philosophy, but these two presenters rock the world – it's pratical and very relevant for us all – without exception.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh December 17, 2017
It is a real pleasure watching and hearing so many issues and dilemmas faced by humanity discussed with such wisdom, care and honouring and broken down to such practical simplicity.
Sarah Karam November 14, 2017
If we are not at least open to exploring how brutal the system that educates our doctors is, then what are we communicating? If you go to a hospital and you can't tell the difference between the patients and the doctors, then you have got to worry? True education is a livingness, it is sad that today you can become a teacher of something that you do not live. A good Lawyer, should live by the law and live a sense of mediation and fairness in their body. A good Doctor should understand and live true health.
Samantha Davidson November 11, 2017
Being healthy, health is simple when we make it about whether we are surviving or flourishing; any pick me ups, comforts, etc put a plaster on what is really happening in society and with our bodies. Allow ourselves to feel what the body shares and we will know exactly where we are at in the life and what the next steps need to be.
Monica Gillooly November 5, 2017
This interview is truly extraordinary in it's breadth and depth, to know that everything is within and that we need to come back to whole body and being in everything is both deeply empowering, humbling and telling in how far we are from living it now, despite our so called advances and intelligence – we are missing a huge part of the picture, and all our systems need to change to accommodate that so that we empower people to be fit for life and not just to pass an exam, that we create systems which ask all of us to be fit for life, and living the joy and vitality we naturally are, that we honour the beings in us before any doing. I've only touched the sides here having listened to this, it asks for more listening to capture more of the gems on offer here.
Ariana Ray November 4, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health' – great topics to talk about, and who would link these together? But they clearly need exposing together for the impact they are having on the world. Thank you Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley.
Sarah Karam October 31, 2017
Why is our health plummeting? What a question and the answer is profound, if we are not including our concept of medicine to be universal, then we are simply looking for an academic bandaid or pill to swallow that makes us feel better. What if our health is connected to the planet, the moon, the seasons, the flow of nature and to energy and cycles? Every other living thing on the planet adheres to this, it only makes sense that our health is also affected by this. The biggest missing key is quality of life, the way we actually live, for the quality of energy we choose affects our health and the people we are around.
Jennifer Smith October 31, 2017
Super interesting discussion on competition and its effects on society and on us as people. It is certainly deemed as something that is healthy for us, but when we open up the discussion more we see that its about one being better than another or some being better than others. We do have things we are naturally very good at, however should we not be using our very natural skills and abilities for the benefit of all, thereby enhancing all other's natural skills and abilities?
Bringing philosophy into our everyday, this is a brilliant interview that invites us to ask lots of questions and start conversations around our dinner tables about life and our purpose.
Ariana Ray October 28, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health – the fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves'…… this episode is power packed with two superb presenters exposing the truth about intelligence and health.
Samantha Davidson October 22, 2017
What is intelligence when we suffer so as a humanity? What a beautiful presentation and discussion, a new angle on the situation of humanity, and much needed honest review of where we are at with our so called intelligence. We are all capable of intelligence from our whole body, our heads do not work in isolation and do not have all the answers. A lived way is the way to whole-body intelligence. You can be doctor who advises healthy eating but drinks every night, you can be a teacher who talks of commitment, but does not take care of their home, you can be a scientist who talks about the DNA and research for disease, but does not take care of their body own particles….this is where we can feel the separation between what people say and what they actually are living. We can all feel this when we choose to, it is there for all. True intelligence and wisdom is embodied and lived.
Ariana Ray October 17, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health' – three great topics to open a conversation with – truly great TV. Thank you Serge Benhayon and William Foley.
Ingrid Ward October 17, 2017
If, in fact, the statistics produced by the Lancet, that state that '95% of the world's population is ill and more than 30% of people have 5 or more conditions' are close to painting a picture of the health of humanity, it is a very shocking picture indeed. But what is even more shocking is that a great percentage of this ill-health is a direct result of the way the majority of us have been living; our lifestyle choices. So, to me, it then makes sense that if our choices are making us 'sick', by making different choices that are more honouring of our bodies our individual health will improve and so will the health of the world. It will definitely take "true intelligence" to return us to the "true health" that is actually so inherently normal to us.
Jennifer Smith October 17, 2017
Something I have found with contemplation and pondering is that subject or topic becomes very broad, everything is covered and is looked honestly with a willingness to leave no stone unturned, without looking for 'wrong' .Essentially everything is on the table for it to be seen at every single angle. Analysis and critique is much more narrow and feels like there is a judgment attached to it…
Ariana Ray October 16, 2017
The more I read the books By Serge Benhayon the more humbled I am by the state of the world I live in. We have come so far from our true nature, as this episode points out – it's time to return – in fact our return is way overdue.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh October 16, 2017
Deeply inspiring hearing these two men, Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon, discuss many of the key aspects of life with such joy, wisdom and love of humanity.
Ingrid Ward October 13, 2017
Well, it's undeniable after this amazing in-depth discussion from William Foley and Serge Benhayon, there's only one PhD that we need and that is a PhD in Life, where the first topic of study is understanding ourselves. Most of humanity endlessly seeks the answers to life's questions using the much vaunted intelligence of the mind but as we, as a whole, are getting sicker and more exhausted maybe that this is actually not our true intelligence? Perhaps it is time to acknowledge that the mind is not 'it' and that it is our incredible body that is the source of our true intelligence; now that could be a big pride-filled hurdle to overcome for those who champion the mind.
Jennifer Smith October 12, 2017
Serge Benhayon's description of William Foley during the interview is simply exquisite. How often do you hear a man (or even woman for that matter) describing another man in the way that Serge has here? It's a rarity. You can just see that there is no longer an ounce of competition in Serge in the way that he celebrates William and enjoys him as a person.
Michael Brown October 11, 2017
True intelligence tells us that our 'intelligence' has gotten us into a big mess.
Jennifer Smith October 11, 2017
It's interesting to consider that children are naturally co-operative and that we learn to not be this way through life. What I find interesting with this, is that we haven't stopped and considered that the natural ways of children are actually our natural ways too. We think that just because we are no longer children that we can get away with varying array of behaviours, a lot of which are harming to ourselves. Children would never harm themselves intentionally. Its time to really look at how children are with themselves and each other, and see how much we can learn from them.
Ariana Ray October 8, 2017
Societies are allowing their people to get sick, we need to be asking why that is. What investments are there, what pay-offs that support the fast buck, the profit margins, while no truth is spoken to stop the self-destruction of the people societies are intended to care for. Sitting back and 'watching Rome burn' never worked as a social policy.
Jennifer Smith October 8, 2017
A wonderful conversation that can be listened to many times, with more understandings on life at every hearing.
Jennifer Smith October 1, 2017
Its interesting that throughout history there have been great teachers and great communities that have lived the livingness, but that history almost removes them or if not removes them reduces what was presented and/or lived to a skerik of the truth. What interesting with this is that the truth has never been lost and the Ageless Wisdom has continued throughout time with many teachers and in many communities, including the present time.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh December 21, 2018
Looking at how humanity has again and again rejected, attacked, twisted and at times completely lied about the immense love and support offered by the Ageless Wisdom, and still, again and again we have been offered yet another round. We may choose to give up on the absolute grandness of our own divine nature, but God, the Universe, the Ascended Masters and our Soul will keep on reminding us that it is simply our own choice.
Gill Randall September 27, 2017
Serge Benhayon brings the truth of how life can be lived by the reflection of how he lives. It needs to be studied that how we are living in this awful way in society with comparison, competition, and bullying, is not our natural way. It is no surprise we have so much illness and disease.
Ariana Ray September 27, 2017
This practical examination of human life is pure gold and a true exposure of what is going on in terms of health, how ill-health has been redefined as health – as long as we don't have a terminal illness.
Ariana Ray September 23, 2017
How have we come to a situation where the word 'health' has been so bastardised that it means something else altogether? Are we so desperate to hide our ill-living ways that we would allow such a sorry state of affairs?
Michael Brown September 21, 2017
We just need to take one good look at the state of the world to know that there must be a higher intelligence than the one which we champion and celebrate.
John O Connell September 20, 2017
" Everything is already there " I just love the way Serge Benhayon explains this . All that is needed is inside us , but society and the world wants us to abandon that truth.
Ariana Ray September 13, 2017
Serge Benhayon is a true example of living his health. The way he lives gives him the true health and vitality he has. He is a living example of his own teachings.
jennym September 10, 2017
Thank you, we sorely need to be reminded that the way that we are living is not working on a grand scale. It is not another solution that is needed but the contemplation and consideration of what we are doing that is contributing and reinforcing our ill way of being.
John O Connell September 5, 2017
95% of the worlds population are ill as reported in the Lancet, a medical journal UK. When I hear this and read about world illness, I wondered if many read the Lancet Journal and why am I only hearing Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon talking about the health crisis in the world? Think about it, surely others should shout "PUT OUT THE STOP LIGHTS, 95 % of us are ill!" too. In simple terms , that means that 95% of our products are produced by ill people . 95% of our health staff are ill…
Tricia Nicholson September 4, 2017
This is an amazingly shocking reality of what is going on and the lostness we are in society today – given up , sick and ill. But Serge Benhayon and William Foley offer such an understanding and different insight for us all to take note of and show the way out for humanity so simply and clearly as it is lived by them and that offers us the key to true understanding and change .
Natalie Hawthorne September 3, 2017
Listening to Serge Benhayon and William Foley, and the history of what was and how we can use this a reflection in learning is deeply powerful. I love when it is shared there is no one or it – that we are all here to work together in one cohesiveness, working with the other worldly Divineness. When I hear this it reminds me of the pyramids and how this is exactly what occurred in those times, the surrendering to the original impulse of our creation and the obedience to this allowed miracles to happen. Even thousands of years on it is still not truly understood how it the pyramids were created. Our past history has many experiences and lived ways to draw on as a reminder of what is truly possible be it harmonious and in line with our Divineness or not.
Ariana Ray September 2, 2017
Looking at the legacy of our irresponsibility is never a comfortable matter, but a much needed one given the rates of sickness and disease is in this world. This is a great exposure to consider again and again.
Shami September 2, 2017
Serge Benhayon talks about everything being eduction and parenting and how we are all teachers. I like this because it gives us all a chance or an opportunity to take responsibility for how we are raising eachother and thus for what kind of world we are creating together.
Ariana Ray August 28, 2017
When we look at the statistics of ill-health, it's a wonder they are not all over the front page of the papers – so why are they not? Serge Benhayon is exposing the state of the world media and lack of responsibility.
Gill Randall August 28, 2017
Serge Benhayon describes in this episode about the subtle difference between contemplation and analysis. It feels that the present way of analysis is to use the mind to come to a quick conclusion in contrast to feeling the space given when pondering and contemplating something.
Mary August 27, 2017
When Serge Benhayon speaks of not truly living who we are and how this erodes the body, what came to me was driving an very expensive sports car with the wrong type of petrol in it. The engine will run but if we persistently put the wrong fuel into the car this will eroded the engine parts to such an extend that the engine will be damaged beyond repair. And isn't this what we are doing to our bodies putting the wrong fuel into it in the way of certain food and liquids and then being surprised when the body breaks down, taking ourselves off to the doctors expecting them to repair the damage we have caused to ourselves. This doesn't make any sense to me.
Ariana Ray August 23, 2017
What is true health and intelligence? Not eating foods that we know are not healthy for us. And yet we have fooled ourselves into thinking eating food like that is okay, that is 'intelligence' for you – not so smart! This is great TV, thank you Serge Benhayon.
Gill Randall August 21, 2017
It is such a joy to listen to these two men speaking together. Professor William Foley is so knowledgable about the history of past lives of people and Serge Benhayon's explanation about false intelligence that they sold out to and the damage this does to themselves and humanity. The truth from Serge Benhayon is the great message that true intelligence comes from the heart rather than the mind.
Ariana Ray August 20, 2017
Health is a bit of a misnomer these days and people do seem to consider that they are healthy as long as they don't have a terminal disease – that's not health – it's disease itself to consider our health from such a position, or should I say, such a lie.
John O Connell August 15, 2017
Its wonderful how Serge Benhayon explains about Hermes and how Hermes explained about evil. " There is a true Divine and a hindrance to that Divinity "
The hindrance from my understanding to be the evil that works at people to not express their divinity.
Hermes being thousands of years ago and no real date for him he is linked as far back as Egypt when the pyramids were built.
Hermes described " evil " long before any modern day religion , in such simple plain terms so wonderful.
John O Connell August 15, 2017
Is it not amazing that the education of ancient Greece thousands of years ago was based on virtue as explained by professor William Foley, and then to think as explained by Serge Benhayon that the Greeks modelled their lives on the physicians of Egypt, thousands of years before that again. How wonderful it would be to put virtue back at the core of education.
HM August 10, 2017
This content is so relevant for us to hear – critical in fact. We've let things slide and sacrificed the future for a comfortable way of life when really our bodies are saying enough. Serge Benhayon presents absolute responsibility here.
Ariana Ray August 6, 2017
Bring on the legacy of responsibility – Serge Benhayon is leading the way in every way, showing us what true health is instead of the sham we have been fooling ourselves with that is a cover up for our ill-health and ill-ways.
Ariana Ray August 3, 2017
I love how being me without trying to do/be 'something' or 'someone' is actually good medicine. The simple act of connection and moving through my day with all of me, that is pure magic, comparison not required.
John O Connell August 3, 2017
When I heard William Foley read out the statistics of 95 % of world was ill, I was thinking that just about all medical staff should be fired. And it was then interesting to note Serge Benhayon explain we are all looking for "this high IQ answer" when in simple terms, as explained by Serge, health is down to how we live within ourselves in our environment , our environment, the way we talk, the way we walk and interact with the whole universality of the universe.
Samantha Davidson August 2, 2017
'Intelligent' and 'civilised' are words that we throw around regularly to show that the human is superior on this planet. All one needs to do is take a look around at what the 'intelligent mind" is creating and we will know we have severely been nudged off our path. We as human beings are naturally caring, loving and community focused and yet so many of us make it about ourself, this is how our brains are so often used. Bring it back to body awarenesss and responsibility then we have true intelligence. 'Self' will never result in a truly intelligent harmonious society.
Natalie Hawthorne August 1, 2017
'No human being is designed to be the one, the it.' – Serge Benhayon is teaching something that we all know deep within us, that there is something very powerful within us and that it is within us. So if we are all this then we can't have any one person that is more than this. What I really get is the responsibility that this brings in because the quality we choose to emanate and live in life is either a full expression of what we were created in or not. And that this is essential for everyone in the world and Universe. Allowing the Love to flow in and through us with out reducing it to what we feel comfortable with is key.
Ariana Ray July 25, 2017
Every Serge Benhayon TV moment is pure gold.
John O Connell July 24, 2017
Is it not amazing that the wisdom of Pythagoras thousands of years ago is still valid
" what Pythagoras taught was very simple if its not lived in your body its impossible for you to impart it " and as Serge Benhayon explains " some thing everybody avoids that is the quality of ones livingness "
Jenny James July 24, 2017
What an education – in fact true education! How and what we experience in life depends on us and what we appreciate and accept as our way of living. 'Right living' from what we eat, to the way we interact with others, our relationship with ourselves, and the very way move is true medicine – our relationship with everything matters.
Ariana Ray July 21, 2017
What we have to remember is that people can and do change, when they see truth presented, it may take a while but truth does change us and when we see it we can make the changes to come to a more honest and self loving relationship with ourselves and our lifestyle.
Gill Randall July 20, 2017
As Serge Benhayon describes in this episode, quoting from Pythagoras teachings, that if something is not lived in our bodies, it's impossible for us to impart it. We can't just tell people what to do, we need to emanate that energy and have that way of livingness. No-one will feel the truth with words about good health if the person imparting the information is not living healthy themselves. This need to be taught in every medical school or establishment for any health professional to hear this true teaching. This is especially important for doctors who have a gruelling training and way of working which is causing terrible consequences culminating in high suicide rates.
Ariana Ray July 15, 2017
When I consider what is accepted today as 'good health' it makes a mockery of the term itself, for you can have any number of illnesses and as long as it's not cancer people consider themselves to be healthy. Yet they continue to live in a way that gave them all the illnesses and dis-ease.
That makes no sense.
John O Connell July 11, 2017
Thank you William Foley, it's so lovely to watch this interview and I just love the humbleness of Serge Benhayon and yourself when Serge talks about how you became a professor and all the work and effort that took and then all the acclaim that came from the profession of a professor … And then to come to the wisdom that life is about " the quality of one livingness " just beautiful.
leigh matson July 9, 2017
We look outside of us for the answers, even the pictures in our minds in my experience is something from the outside to achieve so that will have everything we need. But what's presented here is that it's how we move, walk, eat, sleep and how we talk to ourselves and others and the quality of all of these is our medicine.
Jenny James July 8, 2017
Serge Benhayon makes the great point of how our marker of good health comes from a level of tolerance of ill-health – not true health. This reveals how we are willing to overlook and ignore our body's true state.
John O Connell July 3, 2017
On listening further to the interview of Serge Benhayon its wonderful to listen to the understanding of " universal medicine " and how our ultimate responsibility will be to understand:
" we are part of the universe and we need to understand what that actually means by way of living , co-existing with everything that is all around us "
This sounds so immense but we have only to look around us at nature of the planet to know it is possible and so, so needed.
Natalie Hawthorne July 2, 2017
It is crazy when we stop and truly look at what is going on with our health and wellbeing, or the lack of. Most of us are born with absolute health and vitality, we are joyful and open … it doesn't take too long before that is slowly stamped out of us and then end up with the statistics that we have today. The shutting down and not being all of who we are is what is eating us alive.
Samantha Davidson June 29, 2017
It is very interesting to ponder how many of use have energetically detached our head and minds from our body, and the words of 'wisdom' supposedly can come out but in what context / body are they lived in, this is where it is necessary to read and feel the quality of the words and not just what they say…'multi-dimensionality', being body aware, feeling the quality of words and movements not just what someone says, a true philosopher lives in all of their body, not just their head and in so doing true universal wisdom is accessed. This you can feel and see in Serge Benhayon and William Foley.
jennym June 28, 2017
We do indeed seem to be missing the point of what true health, wellbeing and care is when many of health professionals and frontline carers are not faring so well in their own health and wellbeing.
Judith Andras June 27, 2017
We are so worried in this world that someone could raise higher than us and leave us less because of that and therefore try to compete for accolades, position, money, etc. This is such a false concept that is exposed here by Serge Benhayon, who is saying that we need to grow everyone equally and we will prosper as a one humanity.
Ariana Ray June 27, 2017
True health and true intelligence is a perfect description of what Serge Benhayon lives every single day.
John O Connell June 27, 2017
It was quite funny for me listening to William Foley quote figures from the Medical Journal in the start of this TV program . I should have been surprised and shocked as I guess a lot of people are by the figures but I wasn't . For some years ago I would have been part of the 95% and I expect I would still be today at some level , but for the fact I met Serge Benhayon and observed and saw his philosophy , the way he lives. Not so much his philosophy of life , but his philosophy and knowing of what it is to be human and implementing this knowing in this world. What wonderful TV thank you William Foley and Serge Benhayon.
Gill Randall June 24, 2017
Serge Benhayon explains the understanding that mundaneness and anxiousness are all ways of living that is not the glorious human beings that we truly are. This is a diminished way of living that is the start to illness, but we don't want to be aware of this, so we then use distractions to escape and to not feel. Crazy or what?
SCE June 24, 2017
The quality of everyday television is very poor indeed, the content can contribute and influence societies wayward ways. Serge Benhayon TV is of a totally different calibre, it is unique in that there is no imposition on the viewer it just presents the opportunity to feel what is truly going on.
Natallija June 23, 2017
So often different forms of media will share on these topics that are often "talked about" rather than share and offer for others to ponder on deeper truths. Thank you Serge Benhayon and Prof. William Foley for bringing this topic the much needed awareness on our media screens.
Ariana Ray June 22, 2017
What does health mean today if we consider obesity and disease to be normal? It seems we are living in times when the word health is being re-defined out of existence to now mean – ill-health and misery as the norm. The figures quoted here illustrate this all too well.
HM June 22, 2017
Where the world is at shows up where we can be – this talk is brilliant in exposing the state of play – especially with the health statistics. And this is a huge eye opener in regards to how we live.
SCE June 21, 2017
"God is Business" This just blows what we think about business out of the window.
To date most successful business are all about profit not about people. Thank God Serge Benhayon has put the I back into Integrity -which is much needed in this industry.
Rachael Evans June 19, 2017
The answers to all of life's seeming 'mysteries' laid out on the table by two very tender and real men. We don't need to play dumb anymore. We know what is going on and we know it is not working.
Samantha June 18, 2017
As humanity we are currently in a shocking state of ill health, those figures professor William Foley gives us tell the truth of where we are at.
Many people have given up on life, and not wanting to be here -taking Responsibility for ourselves is key if we want these statistics to go down.
Ariana Ray June 18, 2017
This expose` on the true state of health today should be on every e-newspaper and shown in every health centre and medical practice. It simply reveals the truth of what is going on and how we are treating our bodies with such disregard. A much needed TV show.
Shami June 16, 2017
The exquisite tenderness and respect that is is between these two men will never cease to amaze me and bring a new sense of wonder to the world, because if this is possible, what else might there be a potential for in life?
Christoph Schnelle June 13, 2017
The very useful point about these figures are that they give us perspective and an idea of the scale of the problem. Figures can be much more powerful than words at times.
Natallija June 13, 2017
I have just revisited this episode again and have noticed that in the past few months the markers that the body offered us to listen and connect to the truth are bigger than we are willing to notice. The intelligence far grander than we are choosing to appreciate and take on board. Thank you Serge Benhayon for sharing how simple it can be and the call is one of being responsible with this.
Rebecca June 10, 2017
It is amazing that we can have such figures of ill health and yet not be stopped in our tracks and humbled enough to ask what is going on.
Ariana Ray June 10, 2017
William Foley and Serge Benhayon expose the lies behind the glossy presentation of what health is presented as today. We are not in good health, and Serge Benhayon presents why at a time when it IS time for us to wake up to how we treat our bodies.
Jenny James June 10, 2017
Exploring the 'current human condition' is a must to be able to deliver humanity from the current mess it is in. Thank you Serge Benhayon and William Foley – fantastic TV!
HM June 9, 2017
We've got to the stage where we can be sick but still think we are healthy. That's crazy. It's a big wake up all for us to stop fueling the fire of disregard.
Natalie Hawthorne June 5, 2017
This a great representation of what true conversations can be like, not one trying to compete against the other, not trying to own what they are saying and trying to look all knowing. You can feel how they are talking is coming from a way of being that is all knowing. How could they cover all the amazing topics with it all making absolute sense if they haven't connected to an endless source of truth.
Ariana Ray June 5, 2017
When William Foley talks about the brutally punishing hours doctors have to work in training, is it any wonder the suicide rates are so high? Doctors are not taught self care but self abuse.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh June 4, 2017
These TV episodes with Serge Benhayon cover things you kind of had a sense of, suspected or ignored but are now invited to see clearly. It is like when I have been driving looking ahead thinking it is a clear road and then all of a sudden I look in my wing mirror and notice there is a great big car next to me in my blind spot. Such a moment of shock and surprise brings me out of my stupour and after that I am far more alert and present. So much of what Serge Benhayon presents, like the wing mirrors, is blowing the lid off our self-created blind spots.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh June 3, 2017
I love how we have two men here talking with one another without any competition, showing off or protection. But deeply enjoying the process of unfolding and deepening the conversation with one another.
Great point and something of note because it is not that commonplace… and yet from what I observe it is what we all yearn for and is actually a very natural way for us to be together; collaborating in our exploration of the meaning of life and our responsibilities.
Ariana Ray June 1, 2017
Bill Foley is right to expose the true state of health of humanity, the ill we are living in is evidenced in the statistics. We think in all arrogance that our bodies can keep going on the poison we feed it with sugar, processed food and high caffeine/ alcoholic drinks but one day we will be presented with a bill from our liver, our heart and our internal organs. For the body cannot sustain true health with persistent poisoning for a whole life time.
Ariana Ray May 29, 2017
What is exposed here is the outright lie that the media present health to be.
And is this lie something we quite like colluding with because otherwise we would have to wake up and take responsibility for the true state of our health?
Gill Randall May 29, 2017
Why have we been ignoring the universal form of medicine that Serge Benhayon describes? How we speak, how we walk, how our rhythms of our day are, how we eat, how we critique each other can all erode us, and we need to take responsibility for our actions which are causing illness and disease. It exposes how we are living on an every day basis, we are so far away from living in love, awareness and harmony. I can feel the truth of how Serge Benhayon tells us to re-build ourselves from the inside out.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh June 9, 2017
Everything about what Serge Benhayon exposes the lack of responsibility with which humanity has been living. It is never in a chastising or judgmental manner, but always with the deepest level of understanding and utmost love and honouring, simply inviting us to rise to live the glory of our true essence in all areas of life once again.
Shami May 22, 2017
There is a feminine quality to William Foley that is quite exquisite where at the same time he holds his space and is clearly a man with authority and yet there is a deep tenderness to not only his movements but his global perspective on human life.
Natalie Hawthorne May 21, 2017
It make so much sense what Serge Benhayon shares right at the end saying there is something about the human being wanting to hide and protect something. We are allowing the Spirit to dominate the Divine beings we are, and in this we have stagnated in our evolution.
Ariana Ray May 20, 2017
It seems we have a legacy of irresponsibility that has created the ill-health across the world today. We have accepted a way of being that is not true, but is accepted as 'normal'. To abuse our bodies with food and substances that harm it is what 'normal' is. Serge Benhayon is living the future, a life that is not seeking to abuse the body but to love and cherish it. This is sadly radical in this day and age.
Ariana Ray May 19, 2017
The truth is, the world has forgotten the meaning of true health and vitality because the statistics show such a devastating picture of ill health that it has to be redefined to deflect from the shocking truth of global disease.
Michelle McWaters May 18, 2017
Yes – everything is parenting and everything is education. It is ironic that we haven't clocked this given that this is an inherent truth in everything we do and live. To understand life and claim it in this way adds a new dimension to it all – the linear, boxed in approach giving way to an all encompassing and enriching way of interacting and living – no delineation between home and school – "one life".
Ariana Ray May 17, 2017
There has been a global redefining of what health is. Now healthy is considered to be not being terminally ill – what kind of health is this? Sick health? How can we normalise illness and call it health? It makes a nonsense of what is really going on in the world.
Gill Randall May 16, 2017
Bill Foley explains that diabetes is on the increase so much that the NHS will be bankrupted by it by 2040. Very often this could be a preventable disease, it causes so many multiple other problems when we have it, but could it have been avoided in some cases? We need to take much more responsibility for our own health.
Kerstin Salzer May 13, 2017
The education as well as the work of the doctors beginning to work in hospital is neither healthy nor responsible concerning the shifts they have to do which can be 24 hours, especially those who are involved in operations.
Ariana Ray May 12, 2017
I know my life is extraordinarily blessed by knowing Serge Benhayon, he has supplied an infinite amount of inspiration and support, without which I may have become a physical wreck. Thank God for Serge Benhayon.
Stephen Gammack May 11, 2017
Competition versus cooperation, an absolutely fascinating and divisive topic. Which fits in nicely with the outcome of competition itself, which is ultimately divisive. I have had many discussions with work colleagues about competition, and it is indeed a tough nut to crack in terms of acceptance of what competition does to us. For we are definitely not born to it, and the argument that we need it to survive is based on a fear that we will somehow lose out in life if we don't have this protective ability to compete. Yet where does cooperation sit in all this, I would argue surely it is the basis of all our natural human interactions, for we gain much more from sharing and helping than we do competing and overcoming one another.
Jennifer Smith May 10, 2017
Such a profound conversation. When William Foley was talking about how brutal the training is for doctors, working in health, I couldn't help reflect on the health system as a whole and the effect that this has had on everyone in health, including those that seek the services. We are reaching (or should say have reached crisis point). We have devalued health so much that simply not having a cancer diagnosis is considered being healthy. The other important point that Bill raised was the given upness in society. I could feel the truth of this and from a health perspective see this everyday. We might fight disease but are we committing to live all of our life to the best of our ability?
Gill Randall May 16, 2017
I so agree Jennifer, training for many professions in the medical profession is arduous and vigorous, and the effects of working in this environment take their toll over time. Doctors who know about the mental and physical workings of the body are unable to deal with the fallout personally and are committing suicide daily. They can feel all the stress on society in their daily surgeries but are unequipped to cope with it. Serge Benhayon exposes the complexity of the problem that we are not living who we truly are.
Victoria Lister May 8, 2017
Outstanding – what a note to finish the episode on: is there something about ourselves, about humanity, that is being kept from us? In the words of Serge Benhayon, absolutely – the difference between spirit and soul, and the knowledge that our spirit, the force that drives our so-called intelligence, is what's wrecking our lives, our health and the planet. Information from a source like no other – but that can be lived in the here and now.
Victoria Lister May 7, 2017
William Foley and Serge Benhayon are living examples of people who have turned from a life led by the mind and man's so-called intelligence and a quest for identification, recognition and success, to a life lived in accordance with the body and the soul. The path they have chosen is the antidote to the illness and disease that is plaguing mankind, and redefines for us the meaning of success. We can still live materially well, but true success can only be achieved if the body is joyfully and vitally with us for the ride.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh May 15, 2017
It is indeed a blessing and truly inspiring to witness and be touched by the wisdom and the love expressed by individuals who by example redefine how life can be lived on Earth – "a life lived in accordance with the body and the Soul".
Stephen Gammack May 5, 2017
I've recently attended a few talks and seminars led by professors who are studying in different fields of health. What really has struck me, and it sticks out like a sore thumb after listening to Serge Benhayon speak, is how limited many are in their thinking. It is like they are held captive in a tunnel vision of how to look at health and how to address the health concerns that we are finally cottoning onto the fact, are not going away. But it is all a far cry from the broad canvas that Serge Benhayon draws when showcasing health and what it could and should look like for us. And crucially how we are master of our outcomes, not at the mercy of misfortune or bad luck.
Ariana Ray May 5, 2017
What is our responsibility? If you look at the world and they way it is today, we do not have a good picture of what these are as the world appears bereft of responsibility. If we had true responsibility we would have true care, true dignity and respect for all equally, we do not. We would have not one piece of rubbish left unattended, yet we have ton's of rubbish, it lines roads, streets, parks, farmland and all land we occupy, we even stuff our rubbish into the oceans and rivers to pollute the oceans that feed us. We have wars and aggression, murders and violence on the street and in families, we have abuse in families like never before, and families who consider they have a right to abuse family members because they are family. All of this shows us where we are with responsibility all too clearly. What Serge Benhayon is presenting is a degree of responsibility that can be lived by us all, he is a real inspiration for true change.
Natalie Hawthorne May 3, 2017
Being a witness to the media attacks on Serge Benhayon it is fascinating that we as a society have accepted this 'reporting' as ok. The attempt to try and shut down what Serge presents simple proves that there is something of value and wisdom that someone is trying to stop. When you listen to this episode and the rest you get to understand why people would be so afraid of hearing the truth, it exposes all the choices we have and are making.
Kerstin Salzer May 3, 2017
When I listened to episode 4 today I understood how much most of us are trying to manage life and so do doctors and clients or hospital staff and clients. Already managing and controlling life and not surrendering to the flow and the love within the body is from my point of view a form of disease as the body is not in its harmony anymore. As such there is no difference between doctors, health staff and clients healthwise from a point of energy. And from this point of view it is not that True healing is offered but more just managing and controlling of symptoms and illness.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh April 30, 2017
True Health and True Intelligence. Do we really know what these mean? When we reflect on our lives and the state of the world, there is a clear indication that we have missed the point somewhere along the line.
There is much to reflect on and the conversation between these two very wise, dedicated and loving men, Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon, takes us there.
Richard Mills April 30, 2017
I recently attended a series of management and leadership courses where pitting two or three teams against each other in competition was a regular feature. So, we were to collaborate with our team, but compete against others – a common business model we might say. Maybe so but it felt so incongruent to collaborate and compete at the same time – like tearing myself in two, to play this game of being the winner. How would it be if instead we saw the wisdom of what Serge Benhayon presents here, that we forget competition and focus on growing our industries and sectors for the benefit of all, not just our companies or the few who will become super rich as a result? Surely in growth industries there is enough for everyone to thrive. Life is not a competition but a collaboration and we are all part of it equally.
Natallija April 30, 2017
The legacy of Serge Benhayon TV is a marker of true responsibility in our current world climate. To share on topics that are being swept under the carpet or falsely lead in social media to gain business fame or product and monetary success is being questioned when we view the alarming statistics that have been shared by the interview panel.
Natalie Hawthorne April 30, 2017
It usually takes a major illness to stop us in our tracks to remind us how far away we are from living the harmony we are born with. Bringing more awareness to myself, body and how this can be the changing factor to if we really take the time to make these changes.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh April 29, 2017
Let's face it we can not in any way claim that on this planet we are an exemplary role model for the rest of the universe of how to live together – or even alone. We need to take a serious look at the level of love, care, truth, integrity and responsibility lived in our daily lives and throughout society. This is a great episode with which to reflect on how far the world we have created and settled for is from the truth of our essence.
Shami April 28, 2017
I notice the way that Serge Benhayon and William Foley have very open shoulders and chests. And it is not open in a way that is aggressive or imposing in any way, there is just a very simple openness to their heart area as they let each other in, and express.
Ariana Ray April 28, 2017
What is presented here in this TV episode must have rocked the world, for it's certainly turned on it's head the whole health and well being industry and all our misconceptions about what true health is. Serge Benhayon and William Foley have rocked the planet.
Natallija April 28, 2017
The title of this episode brings in a level of responsibility in what is been lived by Serge Benhayon. A legacy that will forever remain on our TV viewing – the truth of where we are as humanity and the bigger questions being asked that are so often presented on the surface yet not discussed in depth for everyone to equally understand.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh May 7, 2017
I love how Serge Benhayon goes there with fundamental truths of our life and our world that many of us have been choosing to not ignore. It is as if he is lovingly holding a mirror for us to see our blind spots, so that we can know the grandness of who we are, and the impact of our choice to live less than that.
HM April 28, 2017
What was presented in the old periods seems to still be relevant today – what if this was taken back into education – what if we lived with true philosophy rather than trying to be 'intelligent' through just knowledge.
HM April 25, 2017
Serge Benhayon presents competition in a whole new way. That this is worse than bullying because you make others feel less just by being better at something is huge. We send our kids off to play sport and games and all these things not even considering that they are being taught to be better than people they consider friends. And that is bullying. It has made me look at competition in a whole new light and wonder why we can call it 'healthy'
Ariana Ray April 24, 2017
The way we as a humanity have let ourselves live is not so great. The figures that William Foley quotes here about the sate of ill-health in the world are truly shocking. We all should be shocked to the core and yet we are not, we assume that is a part of life, but that is not life – that is sickness and death and not what we are here for, it is self abuse of the highest order. Yet as I write this I have an awful feeling that the self abuse being lived in the world has yet to reach the highest order.
Natallija April 27, 2017
This is particularly true Ariana in the ageing population. In the past it would have been a common point of conversation in the elderly to speak of ill health in the last 70's and 80's yet in recent times I have heard these same conversations treated as the norms of those in their 50's.
Christoph Schnelle April 24, 2017
Simply to consider the obesity epidemic – how more than two-thirds of the population have their body change in a way that most of them would not choose if they had the unfettered ability to choose their weight. How is this possible? What is happening?
HM April 22, 2017
IT is so true what is shared here about education starting at home. Kids see their parents as their first teacher and as a parent I can see my responsibility in allowing my daughter to see how every action has a reaction, and for every action there are consequences. I can see my fundamental role in not getting in the way of her learning and supporting her to understand she has a choice to be responsible and reflect this to other kids.
Ingrid Ward April 21, 2017
What I love about this new and most welcome form of television is that it offers so many layers to be explored in each and every viewing. It is definitely not a one-off viewing, it is something to watch over and over again; it is timeless.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh May 2, 2017
So true. The conversations presented on Serge Benhayon TV offer profound insights on so many aspects of human life and I find every time I visit I gain a deeper layer of understanding. It is definitely worth revisiting again and again.
Ariana Ray April 21, 2017
True health is nothing like that we are used to referring to as health. Nowadays we think we are doing well if we don't have some life threatening disease like cancer, as long as we can claim that we truck along happy to live with headaches, exhaustion and anxiety filled stress. Serge Benhayon TV is Gold TV – it exposes the lies we accept as 'good health'.
Natallija April 20, 2017
Thank you Serge Benhayon for speaking with deep levels of contemplation on how we often look to others as role models of vitality in certain profession and that is far from what we experience. This can be said about each and every one of us in how we live, build relationships and offer our support in the community.
Shami April 20, 2017
When I see Serge Benhayon sat in his chair, looking towards William Foley, I see a person who is completely at rest with himself. There is no tension in his jaw or shoulders. His forehead is not condensed and when he moves there is not a sharpness to his movements, and his gaze towards Bill is never changing in how absolute it is – there is an increase of joy at times and a playfulness that comes through, but the underlying quality is absolute and this is such a joy to see.
Gabriele Conrad April 17, 2017
Serge Benhayon makes it very clear that the answers to our worldwide health problems are in the way we live and that includes everything: how we move, how and what we eat, when we sleep, how we express and connect, our thoughts, how we speak – absolutely everything. It can't but be this way once we realise that we are part of something much bigger and that everything we do affects everyone and everything else.
Christoph Schnelle June 13, 2017
Yes, the big benefit of this is that here is a blueprint how to make lasting changes that are simple and low-cost to implement.
Stephen Gammack April 13, 2017
I love the description of how a lawyer should live to convey the harmony of mediation that is the profession in its genuine honest form. Of course being a lawyer is something caught in a system that has removed itself from the advocacy and regard for people to be something much less. Yet it is worth considering that this is how we could treat our professions, living in a way that supports the work we do, not just viewing it as a job, and how might that change the world, surely more than any charity possibly could.
Ariana Ray April 13, 2017
If we were to take on board a small portion of the wisdom offered here in this TV programme, we would take responsibility for our lives and begin a true transformation. This is Gold TV.
Shami April 12, 2017
It is both interesting and a bit painful to hear Serge Benhayon talk about insecurity, because his words and the way he presents on this subject really bring home the vast importance we have in raising our children to be confident in themselves for who they are and not what they can achieve because they are the future and so they hold the keys in part to how much greed etc there will be on our planet for generations to come.
Alison Moir April 9, 2017
There is so much in this interview and I love to come back and listen to it. To me it all makes so much sense and gives me a deeper understanding of why there is so much competition in our world today.This interview offers an insight into greed and why we are so competitive, especially in the business world. The antidote to greed and insecurity is to nurture the inner being. Nowhere is this taught, not in our homes at school or at work. This is what we need to nurture in our young – that it is through connecting to our inner being that we can bring so much more to the world and begin to make changes that will dissipate the dog eat dog mentality that we have in the business world at present.
Natalie Hawthorne April 9, 2017
In the conclusion of this interview I just love the simplicity of it. Its about Evolution, everything comes back to that one all encompassing point, Evolution. To feel and recognise that we have a spirit within us that is in complete avoidance of being exposed and that which wants to dominate us is the beginning of how we can come back to our original impulsed ways. We might be taking the long way around to get there, but we will All get to this point of truth. Our Soul knows our truth.
Leigh Strack April 8, 2017
The way Serge Benhayon keeps the cause and cure to humanity's illness epidemic simple is truly humbling, this makes it available to all of humanity, and we all have then the choice to explore what he presents; that all illness stems from us not living from our truly divine essence.
One may want to stop and go, oh she's nuts here writing this, but could this actually be as simple as Serge offers? That we humbly hold in our living way a commitment to honoring, understanding and loving ourselves and all others. Living with responsibility, respect, understanding and with genuine love for others, to be honest, with nothing but the wellbeing of all at the fore front of our mind?
Leigh Strack April 8, 2017
The research William Foley presented, essentially indicating 95 percent of humanity are ill and Serge Benhayon's response that actually if we consider that health ment joy, gaiety, vitality and love, that actually we are all ill is astounding. Yet I find myself feeling light and joyful with this presentation, for it has allowed me feel the potential I have to live a consistently joyful life.
Gill Randall April 8, 2017
It feels no coincidence how Pythagorus, the master of masters (and many women too) have been recorded inaccurately or completely wiped out from history. Pythagorus taught to look beyond our eyes, not to stay with only what we see. There is a huge reductionism of his power, kept quiet in history to keep reflection of the other worldliness he knew of how to bring our wholeness as a humanity collectively. Serge Benhayon explains that there is the true divine but then also a hinderance that can interfere that we need to awaken from. It is very confirming to know that everything is already there within us to deepen and trust inside us.
Natallija April 8, 2017
Every time I watch Serge Benhayon TV I am offered an even greater understanding on the topic then the time before. This viewing is offering more for me to understand and apply to my everyday living that is in stark contrast to what I have felt watching re-runs of programs on various social media forums.
Gill Randall April 7, 2017
I never thought of myself as a teacher ( not having all the knowledge required) but as Serge Benhayon tells us, we are all teachers at home to our children and everyone we meet. It feels like we go around in circles when we trash ourselves and can't handle life. I love the Pythagorus quote, "if it is not lived in the body, we can't impart it. " It is all about our livingness, building ourselves from the inside out, this is what we reflect.
Fumiyo Egashira April 7, 2017
When we look at the world – sure, we see so many problems, but our approach always seems to have been 'try harder', and not really changing anything. Who would have thought to question intelligence – the very thing that builds and dictates the societies the world over?
Ariana Ray April 6, 2017
In this episode, Serge Benhayon tells us we need to re-define the word health – and he is so right. We need to look at the ill-health statistics to see that it's not health that is the norm today, but an absolutely accepted level of ill-health that has become normal. How did we get to accepting ill-health as normal? What steps led us to this? To look at how far we have come to live our daily lives from the beauty and grandness of our truth will give us a clue, for that is what we have walked away from.
Natalie Hawthorne April 4, 2017
I love coming back to these episodes there is so much wisdom and truth that is being shared by Serge Benhayon. Everything makes so much sense.
Natallija April 3, 2017
This episode once again is sharing how our 'intelligence' is driven by complication, but when is comes from the innate wisdom within our bodies it is so simple and speaks volumes to so many on how we can truly live.
Ariana Ray April 2, 2017
The state of the world is one that reflects the fact of our irresponsibility in health and well being. All we need to do is look at the statistics presented by the World Health Organisation and we can see clearly the degree of irresponsibility we have had in caring for ourselves. The statistics show us that we seem to have an attitude of trashing ourselves instead of caring for ourselves. Given the truth of who we all are, that makes no sense whatsoever. Irresponsibility makes no sense either. What Serge Benhayon presents here is that we are not 'fit' to handle life, it certainly seems to be the case.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh April 2, 2017
We are proud of ourselves for becoming more "intelligent", we have more machinery, gadgets and apps to do things that we could not dream of just 50 years ago. Yet people are sicker, we have more suicides, drugs, alcohol and all manner of extreme behaviors have gone through the roof, we are decimating our planet at an ever increasing rate. What is it about our "intelligence" that is not so intelligent? This episode is a great start to this conversation.
Shami April 2, 2017
Here we have two ordinary men talking about life, and although the content is amazing what is phenomenal is the quality that they are speaking in.
Gabriele Conrad April 1, 2017
"We are not fit to handle life" – is a very important quote in this interview. We compartmentalise and seek solutions rather than accept and work with and within the multidimensionality we are a part of.
Kerstin Salzer March 31, 2017
Talking about health and living in a body which emmanates this wellbeing and health should be go together. Talking about health whilst smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol etc. cannot be from a body which is vital and healthy.
Stephen Gammack March 30, 2017
A professor of livingness, to live capably. What does that mean, what Serge Benhayon presents here is remarkable in its simplicity and yet it isn't what we laud. We respect more the badge or certification that someone lives than the quality and richness of every aspect of our lives. Perhaps that is why we have such a messed up approach to work, where we degrade others if they don't fit a career path we deem respectable.
Ariana Ray March 28, 2017
True intelligence – This episode exposes the truth of true intelligence that is not mind-driven to find those eternal quick fix solutions to a problem that has been occurring for centuries – we are so arrogant that we think we can fix everything with a sticking plaster, but the plasters won't stick any more and are exposing the rot underneath. We are as one humanity sicker than ever before – and set to get sicker. That is where so called intelligence gets us – if we are so smart, why are we in this mess?
Shirley-Ann Walters March 28, 2017
It is really alarming when you truly consider the ill health of humanity. Looking at that in the historical context of "living rightly" in the classical era is stark considering all the challenges of that time.
Rowena Stewart March 26, 2017
Every time I watch this I get to another level of understanding about how and why we, humanity, is so sick and a deep appreciation of 'right living' that our ancient civilisations were very aware of, which appears to be a lost art in our current era. I deeply appreciate Professor William Foley and Serge Benhayon for putting it firmly back on the map.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh April 4, 2017
What I find striking is that when such wisdom is communicated, although much of it is clearly not reflected in the world we have created around us, most of us can nonetheless deeply and profoundly relate to what is shared. We innately know this wisdom and all it takes is enough of us to choose to start living it once again.
Natalie Hawthorne March 26, 2017
Since being inspired deeply by Serge Benhayon and the teachings of the Ageless Wisdom I have come to re-awaken myself as Serge shares in this episode. The world is totally functioning in a way that makes you focus on the outside and there is nothing much supporting us to deepen our connection within. Universal Medicine is the only organisation that I have experienced that is presenting how this can actually be in a very practical way. My life is changing the more I trust what I feel inside and make this my focus – not what's outside of me.
Vicky Geary March 24, 2017
I can't help but feel Serge Benhayon's absolute joy as he presents on this TV series. That for me is testament of a man who walks what he talks.
Samantha Davidson March 24, 2017
I was told I was not intelligent when I was a child, I can now see that the way I observed life was spherical, big picture, feeling the all and this is not something that is often if ever considered in our narrow and separative world. It contradicts the cultural norms, but all children view life in this amazing wide way and they feel everything. I am reclaiming what I know, I reclaim the sensitivity and openness I was and expressed from and lived as a child.
Gill Randall March 24, 2017
Serge Benhayon very clearly shows us that the way we are living is not working and the body is having to correct itself as the head drives us completely out of control. It makes so much sense to me that the understanding from our intelligence is not true but based on defence in reaction from our hurts. Instead we can learn intelligence from the heart in response to life. Serge gives us lots of examples of stories within stories to deepen our wisdom.
Ariana Ray March 23, 2017
To recognise what is being exposed here turns on their head, the health programmes countries run to support their peoples. We are sick as a one humanity, the statistics show this is so and yet we truck along an ill path as if all is fine. Like Caesar who played his harp in his madness as Rome burned around him, we too are playing a tune in our madness as a humanity while we get sicker and sicker.
Gabriele Conrad March 23, 2017
Very enlightening to hear and understand how much we have reduced ourselves to machine-like functioning units rather than being experts on how to live life first and foremost. We need a totally different kind of fitness, as Serge Benhayon says "fitness from the inside out".
Natallija November 6, 2017
A inner fitness that brings true health and vitality, not the illusion of strength that hides many unresolved issues that our current world climate is showing en masse.
HM March 23, 2017
Wow – we are not sick as a city or town or country – we are sick as a humanity. These stats are pretty staggering – the fact that we all put up with being multi-symptomatic and that is just how things are. There is a need to stop and ask why – and what Serge Benhayon presents to us is that maybe success is not what we think it is – maybe there is something more than money and assets.
Richard Mills March 21, 2017
When we consider what is presented here about the numbers of medical professionals we have, the number of people with degrees, the numbers of people who are highly educated – and relate that to the health statistics we are seeing – we surely have to conclude that our current approach to health and wellbeing is not working. The reported statistics suggest that the opposite is true and that far from addressing our health issues, they are mushrooming out of our control. As Serge Benhayon says here, maybe we need to be looking at the true cause of ill health and understanding this rather than continuing along a path that is clearly not working.
Sarah Karam March 21, 2017
I really loved William Foley as an interviewer in this episode , hearing all the statistics he quoted just blew me away. Serge Benhayon has a refreshing approach to health, I love looking at life from the point of view or possibility that maybe the status quo has it all wrong, especially considering the state of health globally. Maybe there is more to the way we move, speak and interact than we have cared to bring focus to?
Natalie Hawthorne March 20, 2017
I can remember since I was young that there was something more to life than just our physical beings and as I grew older I realised that there was nothing around me to support this so I started to put it on the shelf. Later in my teens when searching I came across many avenues that proposed another worldliness and nothing felt true until I meet Serge Benhayon and the teachings of the Ageless Wisdom as taught by Universal Medicine. Here it all makes sense and you can feel the depth of Love that is available to us all if we so choose to live this Love.
Ariana Ray March 20, 2017
Considering what our legacy and responsibility is – who does that? Who goes on TV and presents on what our legacy and responsibility are? No one but Serge Benhayon and Bill Foley. This is rare gold and a TV landmark.
Stephen Gammack March 19, 2017
If as in the times of Plato we made life about bringing people to a higher state of awareness, what difference would this philosophy make to life as we know it. At the moment we have horrors and atrocities across the world, as well as what we see as less extreme but still abusive ways of living in what we call our civilised countries. Would a higher state of awareness draw us out of this harming way of living and set a higher quality of care in how our societies function, how we speak to one another, what our values are? I would consider that it would, it would certainly be a goal worth setting. To live in a way where we want to make choices that leave us vibrantly healthy, and open to seeing the world as it is, I would be fascinated to see where that might take us as a global population. Of course it is easy to enact in one's own individual life, and that is where we always must start.
Stephanie Stevenson March 18, 2017
The great thing is, that every time these episodes are re-visited, there is always more to be aware of and appreciate the depth that Serge Benhayon offers in these communications.
Gill Randall March 17, 2017
I love how Serge Benhayon discusses how we can reflect in our livingness with our bodies what our profession requires. We would then have nurses who all showed us how we can live a healthy life, solicitors who reflected how we could live in harmony, teachers who could bring a clarity to children of what true learning is, and hotel managers who love their employees who work for them. We would have the answers from their bodies how we live our lives and keep the responsibility to live it in truth.
Christoph Schnelle March 16, 2017
Much of our current ill health is not due to a breakdown in medicine but a breakdown in people's behaviour – eating the wrong things and too much, not moving enough. Medicine is not geared at the moment to successfully deal with the causes of these developments.
Shami March 15, 2017
There is no defence or competition between these two men. Their shoulders are down and their chests are open. The gaze that they look at eachother with is equally tender and there is joy in their eyes to be communicating and talking in such a way.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh June 7, 2017
None of them is trying to prove a point. Each listens to what the other has to say with appreciation and respect. Then each builds on what the other has shared. It is pure grace in motion.
Rebecca March 15, 2017
Humanity would die out if it was not for our unending determination to survive at any cost, and in some cases, accept existence rather than living. We cannot blame genetics any longer when the reality of the effect of our environment and our choices becomes clearer and clearer. A fascinating interview, thank you
Jonathan Stewart March 14, 2017
Identifying that the underlying cause behind all illness and disease is a result from living life from a focus on security resulting in the body being in a constant of anxiousness is revolutionary and alters the whole approach to life.
Natallija August 22, 2017
This is absolutely life changing as the investment we have feeds the ill of the body when the natural state is just to be!
Natalie Hawthorne March 14, 2017
I totally agree about Woman having competition with each other, I fell for this hook line and sinker and then when you start to develop your relationship within you get to see how much you have been looking out. Comparison and jealousy feed off the competition and it is the underlying abuse that we walk around with when we ignore the fact that it is going on.
Elaine Arthey December 11, 2017
Yes Natalie, I agree. For example the comparison and competition between siblings can be very strong and carry on in us throughout our adult life and be triggered by those who are not our siblings. These deep ingrained patterns need to be dug out by the roots if we want to to have a healthy and full life and bring healing to all relationships.
Rebecca March 13, 2017
The statistics on the state of the worlds health that are discussed at the start of the interview are shocking – why is it that as a collective we haven't sat up and taken far more notice of these ballooning trends of ill health? It is so true that our measure of what we consider healthy is simply changing to accommodate the higher levels of ill health
HM March 13, 2017
Wow this shows me once again how medicine is movement and so much more than pills or rest. I know someone who recently decluttered their house after years of avoiding it and when they shared this with me, every cell in my body knew this was medicine for them.
Rebecca March 13, 2017
Such a facinating and far reaching conversation – starting with the state of the worlds health and taking a journey through the ages of history, economy and much more.
Vicky Geary March 12, 2017
My whole education has mislead me to believe that intelligence is how much we know, typically through re-call. Thanks to Serge Benhayon I am learning that we have access to so much more intelligence that we can imagine. It's not the type that is generally found in books or taught at school, but a wisdom that comes from an all encompassing way of living.
Christoph Schnelle March 16, 2017
Yes, it is quite an amazing level of intelligence you speak of Vicky. If it is combined with the recall-of-facts-based intelligence that is a particularly powerful combination, though much of that high level intelligence stands alone as there is no equivalent in the other type of intelligence.
Ariana Ray March 12, 2017
I love the practical and straight talking truth that Bill Foley and Serge Benhayon go to in this episode.
Kerstin Salzer March 12, 2017
If the bodies of those who work in the healthsystem would emmanate true health, patients would much more feel the impact of the unhealthy manners and thoughts they may choose to live in .
Christoph Schnelle March 12, 2017
We know what to do to live in a healthy way – science may have some disputes at the margin but there is broad consensus on moving our body sufficiently and to have as few harmful substances as possible. What we don't know is how the whole population or at least large parts of it can live that way.
jonathan stewart March 11, 2017
The Way of The Livingness and all that Serge Benhayon presents is re-igniting the Ancient Wisdom of 'right living' for the present day.
Ariana Ray March 11, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health – the fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves' this is worthy of examination as only Serge Benhayon can examine such topics. For they need to be exposed and are in this episode. The truly terrible outcome of competition, greed and our declining health is not going to go away until it has been exposed across the globe for what it is.
Ariana Ray March 10, 2017
True health is about accepting responsibility for how we live, think, speak and act. We are not just functional beings as Serge Benhayon so rightly presents, we are so much more and can influence the world by our actions. Serge TV is pure gold to be presenting the truth about health.
Stephanie Stevenson March 8, 2017
Whoa…these statistics are so shocking and exposing of the choices that are being made in our lives worldwide. A powerful communication between Serge Benhayon and William Foley sharing how the QUALITY we live in consistently so, is everything. Thank you for these powerful presentations to support living the truth of who we are.
Gill Randall March 7, 2017
The process of living our life with responsibility is living in service for others , not trying to make our lives better for ourselves. When we connect to this purpose, our lives may improve as a byproduct, but that was not our original impulse. This is the way of life we can choose to pursue when we trust what we have inside us.
Ariana Ray March 6, 2017
True health as you say, comes from living life with love, not from pills.
Natalie Hawthorne March 5, 2017
My life has complete turned around and I never imagined it could be this amazing thanks to the ancient teachings Serge Benhayon presents. A fitness from within, connecting to my innermost and living with this as my influence, not from outside of me. An esoteric way of living that has been lived centuries before us. Returning back to our origins.
HM March 3, 2017
The conversation shared here between these two men is amazing. What each of them bring is huge and really makes me see the state of humanity .This sort of content on TV makes me feel expanded – it asks me to take responsibility and it asks me to actually feel in my body the state of the world.
Vicky Geary March 2, 2017
Intelligence is something we often pride ourselves on and yet in this interview it is revealed that our understanding of what intelligence actually is, is very limited. This explains why even after all those years at school, where we are focussing entirely on 'our intelligence', something always felt like it was missing.
Shami March 2, 2017
I notice how Serge Benhayon never criticises people, even when he is talking about some pretty hard hitting issues, people are always spoken about with the utmost respect.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh March 11, 2017
This has been a huge inspiration and point of learning from the moment of meeting Serge Benhayon. A depth of care, regard and absolute love of people which comes from the irrefutable awareness of the love, oneness and divinity at the core of every single person's essence and the understanding of the energetic outplay that results in individuals displaying what is contra to their true essence as the Sons of God that we all are.
Ariana Ray March 2, 2017
'The legacy and our responsibility' – that is sure a topic to give good consideration to, as we all love the responsibility – actually that is not true. We all do not love responsibility, we kick and scream when it comes knocking on our door. This is a great topic to be talking about, for we all need to pull ourselves up by the boot straps where responsibility is concerned.
Jonathan Stewart March 1, 2017
It is such a significant observation that William Foley makes that when humanity deviated from the aspiration of 'right living' we began the spiral of descent, which has resulted in the state of chaos and crisis that humanity presently faces. The Way of The Livingness, spearheaded by Serge Benhayon, is re-igniting the path of evolution that those greater inspirations from the past, such as Pythagoras and Hermes, presented.
HM March 1, 2017
We consider the word healthy as doing OK and getting on with it – but we also live in a world where we think there is healthy competition or healthy lifestyles which are not really true. We have distilled what true health is – but it is brought back to the table so beautifully here. We see things like stress to tension normal and so we don't consider that it is unhealthy to live In this way. What is presented here is the truth of the state of the world – and is very inspiring to truly define health.
Jonathan Stewart February 28, 2017
There is so much in this episode, the scope and depth of subject matter covered requires many listening's.
Shami February 28, 2017
Serge Benhayon presents a fascinating subject about how we can develop the being inside as opposed to putting all our focus on what can be achieved from an outside perspective. This is a challenging statement, but one that will eventually change the world, because all of our systems are currently based on recognising achievements and not on celebrating the being, and so it will take time for us all to arrest this need for recognition and to allow the truth of who we are to dictate the quality of life on earth.
Jonathan Stewart February 27, 2017
The understanding presented here that our present concept of intelligence is based upon, and arisen out of, a strategy for security is a huge revelation.
HM February 26, 2017
Where talking about issues if I don't feel it in my body – then I carry on as usual. This interview certainly allows me to feel it in my body and consider my responsibility in how I am living, and how I am able to inspire others. The change starts with us, not with the government or more money or more doctors – it starts with the simplicity of how we live in each day.
Gabriele Conrad February 25, 2017
I have heard Serge Benhayon talk about intelligence before and how limited it is but this interview presents it in a nutshell and it is worth repeating: what we call intelligence is based on our need for security and thus, this intelligence is fed by our nervous system rather than inspired by our heart. The latter is the cardio-centric way of life and the former is a perpetual reaction to our unhealed hurts.
Christoph Schnelle March 12, 2017
Yes, intelligence may be the ability to act upon what we know.
Jonathan Stewart February 25, 2017
Serge Benhayon, with all that he presents, brings a perception and depth of understanding that makes the most complex understandable and this is because what he presents is in truth common sense.
Gill Randall February 24, 2017
In this conversation, Serge Benhayon exposes the truth about ugliness of competition and it being so unhealthy for our bodies because he lived in this way years ago. When we are ruled by competition, this is played out in our lives in business and society and is based on greed and insecurity. We have to change the fundamental way we are living to change this, these examples from Serge Benhayon of unfolding us back to something we already have inside of us are the way forwards to evolve.
Ariana Ray February 24, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health – the fact that our greatest forms of 'intelligence' cannot seem to save us from ourselves.' This is a huge indictment on our attitudes towards ourselves. That we are willing to sacrifice the body to satisfy the rule of 'intelligence' – is not so intelligent.
Gabriele Conrad February 23, 2017
It is great being able to watch Serge Benhayon and appreciate a fellow human being with utter and complete settlement in his body and being; someone who doesn't offer ever more solutions, quick fixes or clever answers but probes more deeply and includes all of us rather than delivering a lecture.
Leigh Matson February 21, 2017
The quality in which these two share feels very stilling. They are not asking the watcher to get enmeshed in the topics shared but to sit back and consider life in a different way.
Alison Moir February 21, 2017
It makes sense when Serge Benhayon says we need to re-define the word health. We have a concept that we are healthy if we are not sick yet if we saw it as Serge says – as healthy as being joyous and living who we truly are – we would be more aware of our ill health long before we are sick or being diagnosed with diabetes or heart disease. We need to understand so much more about the body than its medical diagnosis.
Gill Randall February 19, 2017
I loved listening to this again and hearing how Serge Benhayon talks in this episode about how we can reconnect to the ability to ponder and contemplate instead of analysis. It feels like simply sitting with something and feeling it in depth, and becoming aware of the answers from a true intelligence that is available to us all. The answers are all there for us to access when we allow and return to contemplation.
Shami February 19, 2017
It makes sense that under the guise of competition, there is actually an insecurity of not knowing how to cope with life other than to be better than another. Because competition only works on one part of us, it only develops one aspect of ourselves that we can say is better or best, when truly there is so much more to every person, every person has the capability to live with a multi-dimentional awareness all of the time. So competition is the reduction of people in to what is only our temporal achievements and it leaves out our innate and divine connection both with ourselves and with eachother.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh February 26, 2017
To target being better than another, we have to actively aim to have someone be less. That is not natural to our heart. We are actually designed to live as one and be in support of each other equally. In order to be able to compete we have to disconnect from the impulse of our own heart, otherwise it is not possible!
Ariana Ray February 19, 2017
True health- it has to come from how we live, so true health is true livingness – being willing to be me no matter what.
Ariana Ray February 17, 2017
Have you noticed how much joy is in the eyes of Serge Benhayon as he presents, it's a pure delight to watch, it lifts you out of whatever we are in when it started. That simple smile does it all. That is what TV should be about, lifting us up and inspiring us to evolve instead of numb out. Bring it on Serge Benhayon.
Luke Yokota February 15, 2017
I loved William Foley's story of the America physicist being a hero but once coming to his personal realisation of nuclear armament and the huge impact his discovery will have on the current and future generations he decided to advocate for disarmament, and was prosecuted as a communist.
Doesn't this highlight how popularity, in most situations, isn't based on people loving the person but rather a quality that person can bring to satisfy individual wants and needs.
Shami February 15, 2017
When I watch these two men, sitting and talking together so beautifully in this way, they help to restore my faith and trust in men as a whole.
Kerstin Salzer February 15, 2017
I understand that the way I move is crucial to how I feel. After certain movements including exercises I feel empty, after other movements my body feels full and vibrant. As such I am learning to listen to my body in order to refine my movements and to feel myself in a more natural state.
Ariana Ray February 12, 2017
A great indictment on modern life – 'Competition, greed, our declining health'. Serge Benhayon is showing here that there is another way to live and he is the living example of that fact.
Elizabeth McCann February 12, 2017
This is the best interview ever that I have had the good fortune to watch. There is so much openness equality and mutual respect between the interviewer and the interviewee that the viewers get to see firsthand, how it is possible to relate and communicate with another in a loving way.
Shirley-Ann Walters March 28, 2017
Yes Elizabeth, great to be observing the quality of this interaction as well as its amazing content.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh February 11, 2017
"Understanding of the inner workings of our innate multi-dimensionality" – this is an area that until recently I had not even considered let alone start to see its relationship to the world and our daily life. What is so simply introduced here offers a profound reawakening.
Stephen Gammack February 11, 2017
The link between the rhythm we live in and our overall health, the way in which we live in harmony not just with nature but with everyone around us. Making choices that leave us energised and abundantly well. It doesn't have to be perfect but can we say as a global society we are even close to that. I can't remember this being covered with any such consideration for the fact that everything we do matters to our health. So being greedy, corrupt, mean, falsely nice but not truthful, basically anything that isn't in line with how we are meant to live simply and honestly, makes us sick and also affects everyone by way of the unseen imprint it leaves on planet earth.
Gabriele Conrad February 10, 2017
We seem to have foregone the lived wisdom of those who have clearly shown the way and the fact that Pythagoras's very existence can be questioned is a telling sign of how lost we really are.
Gill Randall February 9, 2017
I can feel the truth of what Serge Benhayon says about how we have become so lost. We all need to be our own professor of ourselves before we train for a profession, to bring a true quality of ourselves of how we live daily to how we work. What 'Pythagorus taught that if it is not lived in the body, it is impossible for us to impart it because it has not been lived' is a huge message for us all.
Shami February 5, 2017
To contemplate or ponder rather than analyse and critique. This is beautiful and gives great space to expression itself – as it allows for response rather than reaction to take place between us as we interact and live with eachother all the time.
Rowena Stewart February 5, 2017
I have waited so long for TV like this, real discussions that challenge all we take for granted and expose the fact that we are settling for so much less that what we truly deserve. Our international standards of health and wellbeing are being fully restored to us by this forward thinking interview.
HM February 4, 2017
Yesterday we spoke to a PR firm who deals in healthcare in the US. They too see what is going on and how were getting to the point where people are just surviving and existing. Where multi-symptomatic illness is the norm. What we got to in that meeting is that now, it is all about responsibility first. But we are relying on the next generation to do that and not yet looking at ourselves. This episode should be played in Times Square so people are able to feel what is truly going on, and that the responsibility is everyones.
Jane Keep February 4, 2017
The first 20 minutes is an absolutely brilliant over view of our world today – it gives the best understanding of the way we are in the world that I have heard – so clear and simple to understand and so profound. Then William Foley and Serge Benhayon go on to discuss many other aspects of life, our world and the universe which are literally mind blowing as it is medicine of the body to deepen our understanding of life and all things.
Gill Randall February 4, 2017
True health as described by Serge Benhayon exposes the real problem of how we are living and eroding the body in ill health. The truth occasionally leaks out in the news; a couple of days ago, in the UK, there was an item that cancer is set to increase six fold in the future, but are we listening? We need to change how we live. This understanding makes such sense for us all to wake up to: that we need to learn to live rightly, as in the past, by the quality of how we live, how we move, how we speak, and return to our virtue to build from the inside out to build us back to being whole again.
Natalie Hawthorne February 4, 2017
I totally understand what Serge is saying about a competitive person being an insecure person. I know that for myself I have for all of my life been looking outside of me and being in comparison with whomever is around me. Then seeing how I can come out on top so to speak. This I know has been driven from a deep lack of self confidence within myself and the more I connect and look within and feel how incredible I really am, the more I stop what is not who I am. Best thing ever to free ourselves from.
Sandra Schneider February 3, 2017
OMG here are so many golden nuggets…where to start?
OK today by watching Serge Benhayon TV with William Foley I found it interesting how deep we are involved in that idea of 'I am what I do'. To be honest, I have nearly now idea how to describe myself (or others) independent of the doing (or look). The true descriptions of us is something we have to re-claim. And the only way to do so is to start to truly see again (by open up our hearts) and to start to appreciate again. Therefor I need my whole body and not just a part of it that tries to act separative. We will make it together or not at all – as one body. And I mean by that: my whole body and the whole body of humanity.
Ariana Ray February 3, 2017
What is true health? Is it vitality and a spark in your eye, being able to get up from bed everyday with the same degree of bounce, welcoming the day ahead? Or is it using multiple mediations to keep illness and disease to low levels, or is it just not having terminal cancer? We seem to have changed our definition of health over the years, to find ourselves defining health as not being terminally ill. If life is our best medicine, how are we living that we are getting so sick? How smart are we about our life choices that still cause us to be sick?
Christoph Schnelle February 2, 2017
One of the key questions is that medical science knows very well how almost all of us can avoid chronic diseases yet why we are unable to put this knowledge into practice. It is a bit like knowing how to build a bridge, having everything in place, including labour and materials and, crucially, all the knowledge that is needed and with some team members having built a bridge before – but we still can't build that bridge…
Rebecca Briant February 2, 2017
I love these episodes – it doesn't matter which one you watch or the topic they cover there is the same quality to them – you cannot tell that one person is the interviewer and the other the interviewee – yes, one ask questions and the other provides answers or insights, but there is a equality and a sense more of a conversation than a one way dictation
Natalie Hawthorne February 1, 2017
I have been developing my way of living where by I am allowing the cardio centric way to be my impulse. Inspired by Serge Benhayon and the teachings of Universal Medicine, the more I allow this to be my way, the more space, ease and joy I feel within myself. Learning to have this as my normal and reflect this love and light in full I am also starting to understand it is crucial for everyone.
Rebecca Briant January 31, 2017
Wow, you can literally drop into these episondes anywhere and be blown away by what is being presented – in just a few sentences Serge Benhayon gives us everything
Shami January 27, 2017
The way that Serge Benhayon is so openly and un-apologetically loving is very beautiful to watch. Being able to watch him love unconditionally is something very special, and how tremendous that he has chosen to show this to the world on Serge Benhayon TV.
Samantha Davidson January 27, 2017
I thought I was healthy when I was in fact surviving…what many call healthy is in fact illness, we have a low bar on what health looks and feels like. I was exhausted, slept badly, bloated, achy and tense and I thought that I was fine….I now know very different, but this has come from a deeper awareness of my body and ultimately a deeper responsibility for my well being. Serge Benhayon remains an inspiration concerning responsibility and health, a wonderful conversation to listen to and to continue discussing.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 27, 2017
"We are not living who we truly are and we have a system of life that doesn't feed who we truly are, so we are living in a way that we are not truly we are eroding the body by even just ticking the boxes. " This is Huge! We have greater number of trained medical people than ever, yet we are sicker than ever than before. We need to seriously get back to basics where health is concerned.
Tricia Nicholson January 26, 2017
True intelligence for humanity is offered here as a reflection and inspiration for us all. Evolution – contemplation and pondering a different world for all, without the competition that has taken us over and is not from our oneness and which leaves us insecure and false. Great real Tv that allows us to feel what is really going on.
Tricia Nicholson January 26, 2017
What an amazing, true, honest interview exposing the true facts and figures of our declining current health trends and what is really going on. Our Ill health is really quite shocking and the real joy and aliveness of true health is missing simply by not living who we really are . Our Universal from of medicine is missing and no longer understood, something Serge Benhayon and Universal medicine is offering us all. Beautiful and much needed true TV offering us all a way forward for a true living way of quality and beingness in every aspect of our lives.
Gill Randall January 25, 2017
I have never heard anywhere else that the process of evolution that Serge Benhayon describes, is us tapping into something already inside us, returning to what we were in the beginning. That makes me feel life is a shedding of the things that thought I were correct, that are not true. Humanity is definitely not working as it is, I love the understanding of true intelligence coming from the knowing in the heart – that feels to be true.
Ariana Ray January 25, 2017
'True health' – now that is an interesting topic. We assume if we 'eat healthily' then we will be fine, or rather, we SHOULD be fine. We essentially abdicate responsibility for our health, telling ourselves that the healthy diet will do it for us. Yet how we live our lives in terms of low self esteem, poor self worth, negative thoughts and self loathing are all making our bodies sick.
SLE January 25, 2017
As individuals, as a society, as a world wide nation we are so deeply irresponsible we blame everyone and everything before looking at our own behaviour. Serge Benhayon is really rare in that he lives responsibility every move he makes takes the whole of humanity into account.
Kathleen Baldwin January 23, 2017
I loved this quote from Hermes . . . "don't look with your eyes look through your eyes" . . . This is one to remember.
Christoph Schnelle January 23, 2017
It is a simple question: Why are so many doctors exhausted? They know the consequences for themselves and their patients which can be dire – mistakes, burnout, having to leave the profession etc. The doctors also know very well what to do yet… Why is that?
Ariana Ray January 22, 2017
'Competition, greed, our declining health' – scorching
for truly great TV. Serge Benhayon and William Foley with a great expose`.
Nico van Haastrecht January 22, 2017
What I have learned on competition from watching this video is that we use competition as a way of life to disregard and bury that what so naturally lives within us all, that natural unique expression that gives the flavour to life and shows from many angles that we are so much more than the competitors in life we have made us to be, that we are divine and belong to a much grander order, of which even the universe is part of.
Kathleen Baldwin January 21, 2017
And another piece of gold that I loved in this interview was the discussion around our insecurities as people. In a world where most people feel insure and feel never enough as we have been bombarded by advertising and the media telling us what products we need to boost our confidence, this is a makes total sense. I totally understand how we are insecure because we don't develop the inner being, we get completely fooled into thinking we are just functional beings; that we are not nurturing beings on 'who we are 'as all the focus is on' what we do'. It is being in communion with our divinity that bring the whole of us through and allows us to deepen and trust what is inside of us and to move in a way that can access true intelligence; as this is who we are when we are not getting caught in distractions. This is a great wake-up call
Kathleen Baldwin January 20, 2017
This is a great discussion and one I will watch over and over again as it has so much gold in it . What struck me this time and felt so true was the notion that nobody is naturally competitive as co-operation is a natural state for us to be in. In the competitive world we live in this makes sense of just how exhausted we all are by being something we are not. And if the state of joy is the marker of true health then it goes without saying that we are much more likely to be joyful in a situation where everyone is co-operating with one another than a situation where everyone is competing against one and another as competition is a one-upmanship that breeds anxiety and stress. It also makes great sense that education really needs to grow everyone instead of having people competing to get to the top as everyone has something to offer.
HM January 19, 2017
Evolution is not a word I would have included in my day to day life – but since knowing Serge Benhayon, evolution is something I can absolutely understand in my body. It is amazing to start to have a relationship with evolution that I had not considered before.
Rowena Stewart January 18, 2017
Surely this is what we should be all discussing in the media, on TV, on radio and on the Internet? Have we gone so far off the rails that we are not even interested in discussing the immutable fact that 95% of our global population is sick, 95%. Is this not a huge sign that somewhere we have got something very wrong? True health is not a fairy tale, it is very attainable and we are in desperate need of real examples of vibrant, joyful health that Serge Benhayon speaks about.
Stephen Gammack January 17, 2017
I find Serge Benhayon's mastery of the topic of evolution to be so grounded in common sense. Before I first heard him speak on the subject I had never considered so many of the obvious flaws there are in the common theories that are put forward. I would recommend to anyone, listening to more of his talks on this subject, I would describe them as deeply insightful, informative and captivating.
Nico van Haastrecht January 17, 2017
True intelligence is from the heart and lived in the body and is not anything from the mind we have believed for so long. When we are looking to our nowadays world I have to admit that building this life on the intelligence we have accepted to be intelligent in fact is not the intelligence that will free us from the waywardness we have have created.
Christoph Schnelle January 17, 2017
I wonder if intelligence is also a measure of how persuasive our mind is and since our mind can get quite fixed ideas, those who are intelligent may then run with these ideas for longer as they are better able to persuade themselves and others, perhaps even regardless of the validity of the initial idea.
Gill Randall January 15, 2017
When I see this episode, it brings a whole new meaning to watching 'repeats', I love listening to it again and again. I find whole new parts of the discussion that I hadn't taken on board before. The fundamental understanding truth from Serge Benhayon here is that true intelligence comes from our hearts in response to life, not in reaction to life and it is nothing to do with studying and recall.
Christoph Schnelle January 23, 2017
Yes, there is a lot there and it is a surprising experience to notice something that didn't seem to be there before but obviously was and I still missed it. It shows the value of going over these episodes several times.
Andrew Mooney January 15, 2017
Compelling viewing this episode with so many aspects of the human condition covered. I could particularly relate to the discussion regarding competition versus cooperation, and I could recognise also how I avoided bullying at school, university and life in general through becoming competitive and trying to be better than everyone else. Competition brings us some form of security and protection but at what cost to our relationships and our health?
Luke Yokota January 15, 2017
To think there can be more than 1 best product and actually we as a human race will not completely benefit until there are many 'best' products.
kehinde James January 15, 2017
Serge Benhayon talks about the need to redefine health to include; 'joy, vivaciousness, aliveness and living who we truly are'. And this make much sense. I know from my own experience how it feels to live without diagnosis of an illness or disease, but have no joy in my life, simply getting by, but no more. To live life from inside out and joyfully truly is a marker of health and transforms our experience of life.
Natalie Hawthorne January 13, 2017
I can't get enough of this episode, it is full of so many nuggets of gold. To be able to develop our connection with ourselves and heal our insecurities then we are creating a quality of being that is content. No need to be seeking competition or greed, this is a game changer to a world that is based on this as its foundation.
Shami January 13, 2017
True intelligence comes from the body, as the body lives in response to life. To live with this kind of insight and understanding is deeply loving, as can be seen from this interview between Serge Benhayon and William Foley.
Christoph Schnelle January 13, 2017
When William Foley talks about multi-symptomatic people, one of the problems is that evidence-based medicine is not sure how to treat such people, which is freely acknowledged by most researchers. Medicines are tested on people with a single ailment and it is very difficult to test people with multiple ailments as the interactions between illnesses and treatments can be very different from person to person. A person with two ailments can therefore be more than twice as bad off as a person with just one.
Alison Moir January 12, 2017
I really enjoyed this conversation, from the statistics of Diabetes, to the health system to Hermes and re-incarnation, to movement, and what is true intelligence, and so much more, where else do you get conversations like this that are easy to follow yet educational in the true sense of the word. This interview asks questions that we should all be asking why is our health getting worse when we have so much modern technology there to support us. The 'given upness' that the world is choosing is becoming more obvious in the type of illness we have in the world today, the questions asked here are far deeper than we realise and there is much we can take from this and bring into our own life. This is a conversation I will come back to many times. Thank you William Foley and Serge Benhayon.
Natalie Hawthorne January 12, 2017
The Egyptians had it spot on and thanks to Serge Benhayon we are learning the same principles that it is our relationship with our essence within and the fitness of being able to live this in all that we do. The Way of the Livingness is changing peoples lives enormously – a practical and devoted way of living that embraces all that we are within, our inner most and living with this in every moment. Thanks Serge for your endless commitment in presenting what is possible.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 12, 2017
I love this TV series. The simplicity and understanding brought to so many areas where most of us have been struggling, despairing and giving up, is exceptional and a priceless gift. Truly heaven sent.
Gill Randall January 12, 2017
The rate of diabetes tripling in Australia in 30 years shows we have a worsening situation, becoming multi-symptomatic, despite more health care workers getting more qualifications. When health is redefined as Serge Benhayon describes, we are getting sicker by not living who we truly are. We have to change how we live to make any significant changes, how we communicate, how we walk, and change the quality of how we live.
Christoph Schnelle January 13, 2017
You are right. There are a number of illnesses that are rising faster than would be expected just from demographic changes like an ageing population.
HM January 11, 2017
What is huge to talk about here is the 'rhythms of life' and how we as a race do not honour the cycles of the moon, the universe ect. As Serge outlines we have not made this part of our health and medicine and so we are looking for a wonder pill to fix us when in fact the answer is all around us.
Nico van Haastrecht January 10, 2017
Serge Benhayon shares that we are getting sick because of not living healthy, sounds so simple. Why, as we are the most 'intelligent' species on earth, are we not able to see that? What does this say about what we champion as being intelligent and could it be that that is not that intelligent at all, and that we have to wake up, become real and honest with ourselves and come down to the reality of life and admit that there must be another way to live life that is healthy to our being and to choose that instead.
Shami January 10, 2017
On the subject of competition, Serge Benhayon is very open and honest about how he used to live not only in competition with others, but also as a tennis coach – teaching and encouraging it in his students. This is a very important and rare quality that he has, to be so open about how he was, important because it demonstrates his normalcy, and rare because often times presenters will seek to hide such facts so they may portray an image of someone you can you trust – someone who has 'done no wrong'. But with the openness or transparency that Serge presents with, I find a great willingness in me to trust him because I can see how much of life he has lived and experienced and that nothing he presents does not come from what he has lived. This is inspiring and encourages me to also live with such openness and transparency.
Kerstin Salzer January 10, 2017
The conversation between William Foley and Serge Benhayon is so rich and full of detailed information that I often come back and each time I am detecting new aspects.
kehinde James January 9, 2017
'Competition' and women. A very necessary conversation to air and one that very much reflects a worrying trend. Only the other day someone I know described how in one UK university city women academics and students, drive themselves to the excess: fitness classes, marathons, triathlons, extreme challenges, qualification after qualification, committee membership, careers, mothers, partners, and in the race have lost themselves because the push to prove themselves creates a hardness and armour that is senseless. The fallout I am told is immense, especially health and quality of relationships.
HM January 8, 2017
This is the sort of content we should be watching to provide a deep understanding of where the world is at. It is phenomenal that we are in a state where so many people under the age of 65 have multiple health conditions. And on top of that, we have moved away from the true meaning of the word health. Serge Benhayon nails it when he shares that we think not being sick is healthy, but in truth, when we stop living who we are and living in joy – we are already at this point unhealthy.
Ariana Ray January 8, 2017
I love Serge TV – what a way to start the day, to end the day and ponder on for the rest of the day. Pure gorgeousness. A huge thanks and celebrations to Serge Benhayon who is supporting evolution of humanity, and we all evolve together, no one is left behind.
Samantha Davidson January 7, 2017
I feel we have the notion of intelligence upside down, to rely on the head at the disadvantage of the body, does not allow for our true intelligence to be expressed. This is a ground breaking discussion, from men who are speaking from their wisdom, from their bodies.
Stephen Gammack January 7, 2017
I love the description that this competitiveness we see in people, and the success they garner is an "outer crust", how apt that description is because if we look closely at so many top sports performers we see behaviour that doesn't really fit in with society. Antisocial behaviour or problems when the sporting careers end, an inability to cope with life. It calls to account the lie that competition is naturally within us, when we can see in small children that it is very unnatural and that cooperativeness and care for one another is actually our norm.
Kerstin Salzer January 6, 2017
What a great thought to be surrounded in hospital by just deeply healthy people who are not struggling in life but are truly vital and healthy – what kind of consequence this would have on the patients.
When I imagine what great influence we have on one another in living lovingly, I see what potential have we as humanity to go another way than we do at the moment.
Vicky Geary January 5, 2017
Now that we have SBTV the face of television is changed forever. There will always be the choice to use TV to check out and distract ourselves from our evolution, but now we have a television show that actually provides the inspiration and quality that supports not hinders this. What a huge step forward for all of us. Thank you Serge Benhayon, for again leading the way.
Stephen Gammack January 4, 2017
For me an example of two types of intelligence are one which seeks to control another through the knowledge they have, and the other type that doesn't do this but uses the intelligence in an equalising way to bring the other person(s) to a richer and strong form of understanding. I would say one is lead by the head and has an ill intention which is imposing, and one is lead by the heart and offers everyone the possibility to know more without seeking to self gain or dominate.
Jane Keep January 3, 2017
I love Serge Benhayon TV as both the interviewer e.g. in this case William Foley, and Serge Benhayon shine a light on aspects of our world today in a new way – well actually they bring us back to basics, to age old lineage, and that there is another way – and always has been another way – no matter how wayward we have become in our daily lives.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh April 5, 2017
The Serge Benhayon TV also provides a wonderful example of how this media can so simply be kept real, inspiring and informative, as well as deeply honouring.
rosanna bianchini January 3, 2017
If we already have 40% of mankind with 5 or more chronic health conditions – simultaneously, then to understand that true intelligence comes from the body, is an urgent and crucial science we all need to accept and embrace.
Ariana Ray January 3, 2017
In the future, history will acknowledge that SergeBenhayonTV changed the face of television for ever, that it was the turning of the tide of checking out and the start of checking in with ourselves and being inspired by integrity and love. It's like a broken drum – you can't beat it!
Natalie Hawthorne January 3, 2017
I love the part where they are talking about the classic period and living 'rightly' and how in today's world media has the power to spoon feed to us the complete opposite and destroy anyone that represents a true role model of living in a way that is from a 'fitness from within' as Serge Benhayon so beautifully presents and lives. Makes sense why the world in is in a state of chaos and despair.
HM January 3, 2017
Serge Benhayon has not been afraid to go there and to ask the question 'is intelligence everything' – This episode shows again how we seem to think we have advanced so much as a race, but in truth we are struggling – So what an opportunity this is to start to talk about what is going on – what we see and feel on a day to day basis.
Kerstin Salzer January 3, 2017
I could see myself in the topic concerning a person who did do something for a country or a government giving its power away, instead of discerning carefully whether it makes sense or is healthy or true to do what the other demands. If everybody would live in a way of discernment the world would look different.
Susan Green January 3, 2017
Superb and very watchable interview, with a great wrap up at the end explaining the cover up of the spirit, the spirit that is in fact wrecking human life with its form of intelligence. I could watch this all over again it was so interesting.
Vicky Cooke January 3, 2017
This is so rich in content, what do you say after this? A lot! There is so much to ponder. I love these two men and could listen to them forever. So are so many valuable points raised and discussed here and there is so much to learn from including 'Parenting is education, everything is education we need to connect to the person that is inside the being'. This is one not just for parents but for all of us. Very interesting the point Serge Benhayon made regarding the form of bullying we don't see, talk about or study which is competition when a person is better than another person in say sport we are basically saying you will never be as good as me! Its a form of bullying and put down of another person. Currently 'we base people on what they do not who they are', who they are truly are. Lets start to change this … Serge Benhayon TV has already made the start 💖
Jane Keep January 3, 2017
Absolutely loved this recent episode with William Foley and Serge Benhayon – I could have listened to them talking for hours. So much depth and wisdom in their conversation – and so much opportunity to learn and grow in watching it. I will definitely be watching these TV episodes again.
Ariana Ray January 2, 2017
Why is it so easy to blame any and everything for our health, rather than consider the basic and very obvious fact that how we live will give us the body we live in. True Health is our responsibility, there is no getting away from it. Live without regard of this and our bodies will show all of the abuse we have been choosing for ourselves.
Kerstin Salzer January 2, 2017
It is challenging to hear that our human intelligence is not based on truth but on security and as such decisions are made which are not loving but harming everybody. The concequence are catastophes, accidents and illness and disease.
Stephen Gammack January 2, 2017
I like the notion of how our evolution is linked to us all working together, that one mans intelligence alone is never enough and that it takes working together to address issues and solve problems. It makes a lot of sense and fits in with a way of viewing humanity individually and collectively, particularly the basis we should all live by that each one of us has unique strengths that contribute to the all.
Harrison White January 1, 2017
This is the start of true TV programs, where there will be participation for evolution, and not the fictional fun/entertainment that they are edited for at the present.
Harrison White January 1, 2017
These talks/interviews are very powerful and are full of much exposing truth that humanity really needs.
Ariana Ray December 30, 2016
'True Health and True Intelligence: the legacy and our responsibility' – no one considers health as our responsibility, people blame everyone else for their ill-health and not accepting the truth that all of our choices have consequences and it's our responsibility within that for how we live – and die.
Kerstin Salzer December 30, 2016
Through listening to this episode I became aware how much I am still laced by competitive thoughts and how much this is ingrained so that I even have not been aware of this. This episode is deeply revealing our true purpose as humanity and what is going on which does not serve our true purpose.
Aimee December 30, 2016
What an interview! Now that's what I call true reporting and the questions and revelations were out of this world. William Foley your love for humanity is so out there for all to see and feel, and Serge Benhayon you are like a window that is forever open allowing the riches from heaven to pour through and bless us everyday with the wisdom that is shared. Thank you to you both and all the crew for making this a reality on TV!
Shami December 30, 2016
It is easy to get riveted by what is being spoken here, let's face it, this is a remarkable piece of film. I watched this without the sound on, and it is even clear to see the sincere grace and understanding in just the movements of Serge Benhayon.
Jennifer Smith December 30, 2016
There is a way that we can live that allows us to see through the fog or we can live in a way that only allows us to see the fog. Such profound but simple wisdom that has been presented for a very long time. I love the history presented and discussed here, that shows a clear lineage throughout time to the Ageless Wisdom. The beauty in this wisdom is that it is timeless and although William Foley and Serge Benhayon talk about Hermes and Pythagorus, what they taught is very relevant today as it was in the period that they were in.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 2, 2017
Yes Jennifer. The beauty of the Ageless Wisdom is that it is truly that – Ageless. It does not matter how many hours, days or years have lapsed since such wisdom was shared. There is something magical about such spherical wisdom from the Soul that makes it relevant at all times and in all occasions. I find when I re-visit Serge Benhayon's books, or re-listen to his presentations, each time the expansion in my awareness has a different flavour depending on what is going on in my life. The Ageless Wisdom seems to keep par with us as we expand and evolve and it forever confirms that we are far more than what we have in this world settled for.
kehinde James December 29, 2016
The brilliance of these interviews is that Serge Benhayon shares Ageless Wisdom and profound truths with ease and clarity making it accessible to much wider audiences. It is rare to be given a complete perspective on life that makes sense, turns everything on its head and supports us to be curious, ask questions, not accept what we're generally given and told is normal. These interviews show us that there is another way to be human, loving, joyful, cooperative, in true health and appreciative of self and others.
kehinde James December 29, 2016
I love William Foley's example of natural cooperation inherent in children and Serge Benhayon's statement that as human beings we are all naturally co-operative but that this 'naturalness' is knocked out of us in life. The ethos of competition, promoted relentlessly, has entered every activity and sphere of life – war and sports of course but also cooking, arts, performance, business and relationships with the resultant build up in tension and hardness that follows. When we seek cooperation with others and for the good of all, there is no tension or straining the body beyond where it naturally wants to be. I know which one I choose.
Gill Randall December 28, 2016
The fact that the Lancet is saying that 95% of the world population are unwell should be waking the world up to the fact that we are becoming less well despite having more knowledge of our health and more wealth. Serge Benhayon explains the reason is the fact that virtually all of us are getting sick because we are not living who we truly are. I love the simplicity of how he describes how we can live a universal form of medicine in the world with a flow with the moon and the constellations around us. We need to return to rebuilding education to learn how to live like this starting with how we live our own homes.
Ariana Ray December 28, 2016
'True Health and True Intelligence' – it is our legacy and our responsibility. What happens here is ground breaking TV. The interaction between William Foley and Serge Benhayon is magic, as the exposure of 'intelligence' reveals the rot upon which it stands. Pure TV gold.
mary sanford December 28, 2016
What a great conversation to start, one about education and the effect it has on us all. I watched my daughter go through the education system and of course it was very different to how I was taught. It seemed to me that children are taught how to pass an exam and all the interesting subjects like biology, geography, Chemistry , Physics have become as dry as parchment and lifeless. Yet when I was at school there were always experiments and we were encouraged to see the wonder in life and the world and how interwoven and dependent everything this is within it self.
Is it possible that the magic of God has been taken out of our current education system and could this be why there is such a disconnection and lack of awareness of our surroundings so that we able to destroy the ecological balance of the earth because we have no understanding of the interconnectivity of nature?
Golnaz Shariatzadeh January 2, 2017
It is ironic as I start to appreciate more the depth of communication offered to us through observing nature, observing the Universe, observing every aspect of life, observing our body, and realising what a God-send this is, I am also finding that young people are becoming less and less engaged in such tangible observations, and are instead more and more immersed with gadgets and virtual reality.
Rowena Stewart December 27, 2016
This episode returns to us the real meaning of the Evolution of Mankind. It's not about identifying our physical origins or survival of the fittest as is so commonly presented. It's about returning to our true origins, our innate effervescent source of wisdom and joy and our place in this huge and vibrant Universe that we live in.
Natalie Hawthorne December 27, 2016
Thanks Serge and this is super clear with so much on offer. To come to that understanding that it is time to stop seeking from outside of ourselves and focus on the quality of how we are living then we will return to where we are innately meant to be.
Kerstin Salzer December 27, 2016
The way Serge Benhayon approaches the growing of business and industry is not based on competition but on fullness and joy. This is so different to the now used ways businesses are guided. This TV series are a great way to learn to understand that there is another way.
Natallija December 27, 2016
Everyone is looking for the joy that is missing in his or her life. Turn on to this TV channel and the truth is all revealed. Brilliant viewing that leaves you pondering for hours and calls to attention parts of our lives that we tend to dismiss or ignore.
Carmel Reid December 26, 2016
So what is true health? This blog clearly shows how we think being healthy means that we are less ill than other people we know, but it is astonishing to reveal that so many people have five or more simultaneous illnesses. We may be surviving longer, but what quality are we living? Serge Benhayon invites us to include Joy, vivaciousness and gaiety in his definition of health, in which case 100% of humanity are ill.
Jonathan Stewart December 26, 2016
Presenting that the lack of joy and fulfillment in life as the missing component in the definition of health that is resulting in the increasing state of ill-health of humanity is both inspirational and common sense. How marvellous it will be when eventually this is acknowledged, accepted and incorporated into all aspects mainstream practice.
Rowena Stewart December 26, 2016
Imagine a hospital being a place where you go to when you are sick so that you can get truly well, in an environment that was brimming with health. Imagine a team of doctors and nurses who are so vibrant, joyful, hale and hearty that they offer you a new platform of health to strive for, rather than our current standard of health, which when regarded against this benchmark is in fact only a slightly 'better' standard of ill health. This turns our entire perception of illness, health and healing on its head.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh December 28, 2016
What Serge Benhayon shows with this example about the level of responsibility we each hold – where the reflection we provide another by how we live has the power to profoundly impact the quality of their life – is truly inspiring.
Golnaz Shariatzadeh December 25, 2016
"If human beings were any other species on the planet, with our current health statistics and trends we would be extinct." This is huge. We are using our intelligence to find ways to simply maintain function and live longer. What we have settled for is a long way from living life with the depth of love, awareness and vitality which is our true nature.
Shami December 25, 2016
I really admire Serge Benhayon for putting himself out there, and this is especially seen in that stupendous moment when he talks about William Foley with such love and grace. Serge is really opening his heart for everyone to see just how much he loves and appreciates people. This is an enormously brave gesture in a world where love and tenderness is often rejected or scorned – especially with men. In this part of the interview, I feel like Serge is telling us that it is more than ok to not hold back on expressing your love for people, that it is actually very natural and the results of which are beautiful and can be shared with everyone.
Peta Lehane December 25, 2016
True philosophical discussion….love it, love it, Love it! Returning to ourselves, we return to contemplation and pondering, seemingly a lost art. Thank you to all who contributed to the production of SB TV, bringing this through for humanity at a time where people appear to be becoming automatons, enslaved to a process of existence and where greed is normalised. I could go on and on and yet it was all said here. Serge Benhayon and William Foley, your friendship and collaboration is deeply valued.
Harrison White December 25, 2016
This is so awesome, watching it for the second time I heard so much more than I did the first time! Our education system is indeed lacking so much, it can teach people to read, write and count but it doesn't teach us about making wise choices; for example, a person can be so accomplished in mathematics or a profession and then drink alcohol.. which is poisonous to the body…
Fiona Cochran December 25, 2016
Whilst I was watching the episode I forgot who was interviewing who. This is the type of television that we need more of on our screens, the type that asks us if we are living to our true potential rather than ensures that we are not.
Fiona Cochran December 25, 2016