Eli the Restorer

Eli's Kabbalah class explores the concept of fractals, emphasizing their significance in understanding reality and patterns. He explains that fractals, as self-similar structures, are central to chaos theory and Kabbalah, suggesting that past and future events are interconnected. Eli discusses the transmigration of souls, likening it to fractal iterations, and highlights the importance of understanding one's root soul to grasp past lives. He also references the Yod, Hey, Vav, Hey formula as a root structure. Eli encourages exploring chaos theory and fractals for a deeper understanding of life's patterns and predictability.

Eli discusses his recent Facebook post about the Schumann Resonance, indicating a timeline shift, and his personal need for peace and stimulation in his life. He works seven days a week for five weeks and then takes six weeks off to recharge. Eli emphasizes the importance of avoiding drama and seeking stimulation through good conversations, books, and teachings. He reflects on the concept of the ascension process, comparing it to a fractal, and mentions his ongoing work on a book. Eli also promotes an upcoming psychodrama workshop and shares his plans to watch the movie "Hoosiers" during his week off.

Eli discusses the concept of time shifting, feeling as if they are on a different timeline despite being in the same 3D reality. They reference Jesus' advice to be in the world but not of it, suggesting a dual reality experience. Eli mentions Joe Dispenza's work on chakras and Rabbi Joel's teachings about the Messianic era, indicating a shift in consciousness. They describe the challenge of relating to those stuck in the third dimension and the importance of discernment. Eli also promotes an upcoming workshop on March 9, focusing on psycho-drama and shadow work, and encourages participants to embrace the changing times.

Eli discusses the concept of "end times" and relates it to the Super Bowl, suggesting that unusual events, like the Chiefs potentially winning three consecutive Super Bowls, could be a sign. He explains that current societal issues, such as furries in schools, are part of a cosmic virus related to the fall of Adam. Eli emphasizes the importance of healing childhood wounds to avoid repeating past relationship mistakes. He advocates for psychotherapy and psychodrama to address unhealed traumas, which can lead to better relationship choices and prevent repeating dysfunctional patterns. Eli shares personal experiences and advice on creating a list of desired qualities in a partner to avoid projecting unmet needs.

Eli introduces a new psychodrama workshop scheduled for March 9, focusing on how internal parts, such as the people pleaser or the caretaker, can dominate relationships and cause friction. Eli shares an example of a recently married couple whose parts, like insecurity and venom, are causing tension. He emphasizes the importance of becoming conscious of these parts to lead an authentic life. Eli also mentions a shadow work session on Sunday and encourages participants to attend to make their unconscious parts conscious. He highlights the benefits of this work, including feeling calm, confident, and creative, and invites interested individuals to mark their calendars for the upcoming events.