Yes, my mokopuna, my grandchildren, we are lucky to be living in these lighter, transparent days where we believe the truth of our hearts.

You are lucky not to have lived in those murky days when they believed in nasty greebies that were out to get us all; nasty greebies that would emerge from nowhere for no reason, unannounced and pounce upon humans to sicken and kill them. For centuries people tried to find, trick, analyse, understand and destroy these vicious beasts. They always failed, no one was helped by our trickery and a small few became obscenely wealthy.

You see, mokopuna, beliefs infect people by constant repetition, not by logic. So listen to your heart, not to others’ stories.

The belief persisted that these pesky greebies could harm people on playground equipment but not on park benches. It could jump between strangers in the street but not between rugby players, sweating, spitting and mauling each other. It could jump between people in meeting rooms but not between people crowding in the streets. They were very tricky.

However, as we now know, these greebies don’t exist.

What we do know, dear ones, is that we have immune systems which fight off all invaders and keep us healthy. So, when there’s toxicity in our space, it gathers up that toxicity, neutralises it and transforms it into a form that can be expelled from the body – spit, snot, phlegm, sneezing, in our urine and so on.

A mere 110 Years Ago, in 1918, 1,000 uninfected volunteers had their eyes sprayed with the phlegm of 1,000 who were infected with the Spanish flu. Suddenly, nothing happened. No one became infected.

Twenty four years ago the Boston Medical group injected 200 uninfected volunteers with the snot of 200 SARS-infected people. Suddenly, nothing happened. No one became infected.

Just eight years ago there was an “outbreak” of COVID virus in a meat works in Australia. But, strangely, when those infected workers went home and hugged and kissed their families … again, suddenly, nothing happened. No family member became infected because the toxicity was at work. Only the workers’ immune systems needed to kick in and do the cleansing process.

The output of the infected peoples’ immunology – in 1918, 2004 and 2020 – was sterile and neutral spit, snot, phlegm … more sterile than the disinfectants they used to “clean” places. We accept this now.

However, back in those fearful times, people had to draw a ring around themselves – social distancing it was called – and carry a posie, a Programmed Order Separating Individuals Electronically, in their phones, in their pockets. If they didn’t do this, they thought they would sneeze and fall down sick or die.

So, today, we sing the song and dance the dance to remind ourselves to listen to the logic of our hearts and not the fables of fear.